you're watching monday in parliament with me, mandy baker.he high speed rail link, hs2, will run from birmingham to crewe. but it's faced opposition from mps. during a debate on the legislation that would allow the next phase to go ahead, there was criticism from both labour and conservative members abour the impact of the works and the cost. some called for the 56 billion pound scheme to scrapped, while labour called for the an independent review. labour is therefore calling for the whole of hs2 and that includes phase a2 to undergo a complete peer review appraisal by independent engineering and economic specialist. we believe that this will be the only way the parliament and the public can have full confidence in the hs to project. such a process will ensure that the scope is right and that the integration with the network is right. the governance is put right and the maximum environmental gain is harvested for the cost of project is minimised. i think it is a complete disgrace that the government has brought this bill forward in the dying

but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello there.ay, you had to turn your eyes southwards. the further south you went, the bluer the skies remained. a bit of wispy, high cloud overhead in london, but temperatures in the london area got very close to 27 degrees. compare and contrast that with the scene for this weather watcher in ullapool, in north—west scotland. grey, murky, damp, temperatures at 13 degrees. and similar rules apply through the day ahead. the best of the sunshine to be found across central and southern parts of the uk. further north, more cloud, some patchy rain, some mist and murk, especially for hills and coasts in the west. and then some heavy rain returning to northern and western scotland later in the day, where it will also be quite breezy. the will also be quite breezy. wind will be pretty light, north—east the wind will be pretty light, north—east england should see some brightness at times, north—west england tending to cloud over during the day, for northern ireland it is tending to become quite grey and dam

but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello there. at least some ofjune. the met office has now released provisional rainfall statistics for the month ofjune. where you see the darker blue colours on the chart, well, those areas had around double the amount of rainfall they would normally expect during the month as a whole. but as we look ahead to the rest of this week, well, it stays dry for many of us. just a little bit of rain around across the north of the uk. now, we start off wednesday morning on a rather chilly note, some rural spots in scotland and wales down around two or three degrees, towns and cities not quite as cool as that. but, as we go through the day, most of us will see some sunshine. some patchy cloud lingering for east anglia and the south—east, but further west across england and wales, probably more sunshine than we had during tuesday. there will be more cloud into northern ireland and scotland. some rain in the far north, where it will also be quite windy. winds also picking up close to the english channel coas

you're watching wednesday in parliament with me, mandy baker.ily round—up, or if you'd like to watch this again — and why wouldn't you — it's available on the bbc iplayer. now there's never a shortage of political argument or disagreement in the commons, but there are warmer moments, too. the labour mp carolyn harris has spoken movingly on several occasions about the death of her eight—year—old son, martin, in a car accident in 1989. mrs harris had to borrow money to pay for his funeral. since becoming an mp, she's campaigned for bereaved parents to receive financial help. i have at times been impatient. i have at times been frustrated. but i've always known it was the right thing to do. now the prime minister, the honourable members for chelmsford and colchester, and indeed the civil servants have delivered on my requests, and i understand that from 23july, the children's funeral fund will be operational. i thank everyone involved in making this happen — the organisations that have supported me, colleagues who've encouraged me, my family who wr

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mandy moore posted this shot back on set of "this is us."caption, mom and dad are back >>> we got a cast, very special cast together. only "e.t." reunited the cast of "american pie." this crew looks exactly the same if not better and boy do they have some stories to tell. the movie actually opened 20 years ago today. but to them, it's still feels like yesterday. ♪ what does it feel like to be back together again 20 years later? >> it's kind of crazy. >> it's pretty great. >> it kind of feels like -- honestly, whenever i see this group, it just really takes me back and it feels like no time has passed. >> did you have any idea when you were making this movie tt it would still stand up 20 years later? >> personally, i felt like we were part of something special. it was really interesting because this was, you know, internet was kind of happening, but not obviously in the way it was today. >> was there internet then? >> yeah, god we're [ bleep ] old. >> i was at a function like the moms and dads, they look at me like, whoa, you got old. i'm lik

i was thinking aboutli your , mandy. u get married, you climb everett and get nominated finally for your emmy. what do you make of all of this? >> this really is the cher on the sundae. >> reporter: she's just the cutest. susan colecci and sterling k. brown, milo did, so that will be fun. now are y'all "game of thrones" people? >> kind of sort of.e weot friends around us who are all into it big time. >> all in. >> reporter: i think we're the same then. scored 32 nominations for its final season. it broke the record for most nominations for a show in a single year. you know what show previously healed, that can you guess? cop show. blue in the title. >> "hill street blues." >> nypd blue". >> "game of thrones" and swept the actor category. that's fun to see them on the red carpet. ava duvernay's powerful netflix series "when they see us" scored big. 16 nominations, including best limited series. the true story of the central park five, the five teens who were wrongly accused of rape back in1989. hard to watch. such an impo

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brown with his son on his laps offered congrats to his mandy moore and milo. >> how did you get the newsing. >> i was at soul cycle. when i got out i got 65 nominations. >> "this is us" picked up nine noms in all, including best dramatic series. we skyped with chris sullivan from his garage this morning. >> how proud are you in. >> i'm that proud. >> from l.a. to new york we spoke with many of the emmys today. >> i'm over the moon. i can't believe it. >> these are some of the big nominees we'll see on emmy night. including the cast of game of thrones. picked up 32 nominations 12 more than "the marvelous mrs. maisel" which earned 20 but who got snubbed? >> somebody, anybody tell me -- >> george clooney got no love for "catch 22." also overlooked -- julia roberts for "homecoming" and emma stone for "maniac." and to be honest, "the big bang theory" getting no recognition for their final season seems like a big miss. just like this other fan favorite show. >> i didn't know this was "e.t." the shade version. wow, wow. ♪ da da da da da shade >>> coming up -- john mayer's dating history comes b

international criminal court today found a former congolese warlord guilty of war crimes and crimes against to mandy. -- humanity. bosco ntaganda was guilty of an archives -- a number of crimes stretching back to 2002. he maintained his innocence throughout the trial. >> because himself a revolutionary and d a soldier, t judges at the international criminal court found bosco ntaganda is a war crcriminal who commanded and committed terrific acts against civilians and child soldiers. he was found guilty of 18 charges after three years, becoming only the fourth person ever to be convicted of war crimes by the icc. >> for the reasons i've just summmmarized, the chchamber, hag heard all of the evidence finds you guilty of murder as a crime against humanity. guguilty of intentionally directing attacks against civilians as a war crime. guilty of sexual slavery as a triumph -- crime against amenity. >> he let a row -- the rebel army in the democratic republicans can't go in the early 2 -- congo and the 2000s. -- in the 2000s. human rights watch documented some of the people who suffered at his hands. >> i w

mandy moore scored her first nomination. "the hit place" is up for nomination featuring ted dancen. the emmys will be awarded in september. >> that is a good roundup of nominations. >> it is. >> september is the big emmy show. >> all right. yay. rest of the week. >> we're looking pretty good. 80 comes our way wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday into next monday and tuesday, we get a little morning fog, afternoon sunshine. definitely looking really beautiful. >> we're in a hot streak. no pun intended. >> kind of warm. i'd say hot once we hit 90s to 100. >> there you go. thanks for joining us here at 5:00. lester holt is back with "nightly news." >> and we'll be back at 6:00. /s >>> tonight, the escalating war of words and the uproar in congress over president trump's comments the president says his remarks about four democratic congress women were not racist, as the house erupts over a resolution to condemn his suggestion that they should go back to the countries they came from >>> no federal civil rights charges against a new york police officer in the death of eric garner

brown -- >> and milo ventimiglia is nominated for best actor and mandy moore, i know her -- >> they are all in "this is us". >> i know that show. and "the good place" is looking to win for best comedy, and ted danson nominated for best actor in a comedy. emmys on sent 22nd. >> summer-like temperatures, in the valley we're looking at upper 80s again today. and we'll do it all over again tomorrow and slightly cooler by the end of the week but nothing major. we see the weather pattern continuing into next week and some 60s for the coast. >> that is okay. that is mid temperatures, right. >> good july. >> we'll take it. thanks so much for joining us. our next newscast is at 5:00. >> and the latest information ais a-- is available at nbcbayarea.com. we'll be back with mike coming up tomorrow morning at 4:30. have yourself a wonderful day. >> we hope you join us then. >>> right now on "california live," how to make sure your kids are safe at summer camp. we have a list of things that you need to know. >>> then johnny is going bananas at universal studios. >> we are in the booze section. we're

actress categories nbc's "this is us" is among the seven shows vying with "thrones" for best drama mandyrling k. brown for best actor and chris sullivan for supporting actor "killing eve" alsoa long with better call saul, bodyguard, ozark and "pose. >> if te lose it certainly won't be for lack of touching people in a denny's >> and "veep" will try to end its run on a high note they will go up against "the marvelous mrs. maisel" which last year won best comedy and best actress for rachel brn.osha nbc's "the good place" is also in the best comedy hunt along with "barry" "flea bag" "russian doll" and "schitt's creek. mark barger, nbc news. >> more for us to watch. >> we're seeing all the names there. i want to see that, i want to see that so much to see >> thanks for waking up with us. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. coming >>> and a very good morning to you. it is wednesday, july 17th, as we take a look at the beautiful bay bridge, with already some traffic on it. good morning, everyone. everybody got up early today. thanks for joining scott mcgrew. marcus washington did not ge

victoria derbyshire spoke to mandy parker, who had cervical cancer, her 10 year old son ted, who's eligibleer, and jamie rae, who had throat cancer and wishes he had access to the vaccine. my cervical cancer was caused by the hpv virus and if i had had the vaccine, there was a huge chance i would not have had cervical cancer and gone through the emotional journey that we have all been on since i had it. you had to have a hysterectomy. what was hardest about that to come to terms with? it was really difficult because i am lucky enough to have children but it takes away, if i wanted any more children, it was a radical hysterectomy. it took me three months to recover. and it is emotional, the emotional effect of cancer that hits me later. so if i had had the vaccine i might not have had to go through it and nor would my family. how do you react as a mum of girls and a ten—year—old boy to the fact that boys will now get the hpv vaccine like girls have been doing for a number of years. it is massive. both my girls have been vaccinated and ted will be vaccinated when it is time. it is huge and a

but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello there.the uk, but it's not where we saw the highest temperature. even though we saw scenes like this across the great orme looking out towards llandudno. we did have lower temperatures than those of friday. it was distinctly grey at times with some drizzle underneath our weather front, however, so a very different day. it's in the far south, where we had the early sunshine, where we saw the highest temperatures. for most, it was a very pleasant high teens, low 20s, but chilly in that north—westerly and some showers in the far north of scotland. that fresher air is gradually filtering further southwards. so through the early hours, there'll still be a lot of cloudy and dampish weather in the south, could be quite misty around some of the coasts and still feeling quite close for sleeping. but for the vast majority, it is a fresher end to the night and a lovely start to our sunday morning. certainly a sunnier day for england and wales. eventually, this weather front, dragging its heels a little

but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye. time for a look at the latest weather proceedings now.d in places damp start. if you showers still in northern scotland. you might encounter one of two in the east of the pennines, northern england this afternoon. most of us, dry broken cloud, sunshine, the in northern scotla nd cloud, sunshine, the in northern scotland on the northerly breeze. some cloud running down the eastern side of england overnight. some into the far cloud increasing. most places will be clear, fairly chilly in the countryside under the clear skies. part of scotland, especially towards the north, getting close to freezing with a brief touch of frost as we start the day tomorrow. a warmer day to come in scotland tomorrow, with some sunshine around. some cloud building after the sunny start, turning wetter in northern ireland, through the day. cloud increasing elsewhere in the west, it might turn drizzly towards coasts and hills over the day. high teens, low 20s, that is a sign of things to come temperature—wise. as we go through the week, looking fairly mixed. some

do join mandy baker on tv‘s geekiest channel on monday evening at 11pm for the latest from the commonsornock, bye for now. hello. the first half of the weekend has been mainly dry and fine for most. for others, a few hefty showers, particularly across the eastern side of scotland, into the pennines, through the midlands, east anglia and south—east england. this building area of high pressure through the early hours of sunday morning will tend to ease away most of the showers but we could keep one or two going first on sunday across east anglia and south—east england. a lot of cloud around to start the day. it will thin and break. we'll all see some spells of sunshine, particularly across northern ireland, a fine day here. still the chance of one or two showers across the higher ground of scotland, northern england and wales. maybe one or two across south—west england, but most will have a mainly dry day, fairly light winds as well, except for eastern coasts. brisker breeze here, a bit more in the way of cloud at times, just keeping temperatures pegged back to around 17 or 18 celsius. f

but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello there.has been an incredible week in europe. these national records have been set over recent days. it has been an incredibly hot spell of weather, particularly in france where a new record of 46 the old german record by five celsius and is the highest temperature ever recorded in france. cooler breeze has a moved in across the uk will be spreading into europe, really moderating it significantly. the extreme heat wave is finally coming to an end. here, weather wise, actually most of the next few days looking dry was some sunshine. will there be a bit of rain at times across the north—west of the country? over the next few hours you could get wet in scotland, low pressure nearby. a number of showers moving in. putting across northern ireland into the far noth of england and wales. it will be a mild start to monday. temperatures 11- 14 mild start to monday. temperatures 11— 1a degrees. this is how the weather chart looks at the start of the new e. high pressure to the west of the british isles

do join mandy baker on tv‘s geekiest channel on monday evening at 11pm for the latest from the commonsbye for now. the weather for the rest of the afternoon is looking pretty good across afternoon is looking pretty good a cross m ost afternoon is looking pretty good across most of the uk, some sunshine, pleasantly one in the sunny spells, too, if you have them, because in some areas, it is still cloudy, particularly across some northern, eastern and southern parts of the uk, and also a low chance of catching a shower. high pressure is in charge of the weather across the uk right now, but low pressure and weather fronts in the atlantic are ready to come our way. this weather front is so slow, it is moving at a glacial pace, and it will not reach us glacial pace, and it will not reach us until around wednesday night. the forecast for the rest of today, you can see plenty of bright weather, if not sunny, sunny in northern ireland for sure. temperatures in the high teens, low 20s, beautiful evening on the way. tonight, it will turn cloudy across some eastern parts of the uk, a bit like thi

mandy baker will be here at the same time tomorrow. i do hope you canjoin her.ariations, the satellite at the moment looks interesting to cool atlantic air bumping into the extreme heat wave creating a line of massive thunderstorms and the risk of flash flooding, large hail and damaging wind gust. for us, a little flat patchy cloud that mcleod working in and for northern scotland we have a few showers as well detect if you are heading to the highlands you may ta ke are heading to the highlands you may take an umbrella with you but otherwise a dry picture for the first part of tuesday morning. this through the west of tuesday, shallots will be limited to northern scotla nd shallots will be limited to northern scotland so the vast majority of the uk is scotland so the vast majority of the ukisa scotland so the vast majority of the uk is a dry day. even here there will be some sunshine. sunny skies for east of scotland, most of england and wales and again it will feel warm in the sunshine with temperatures in the high teens to low 20s did it subtle changes in our w

do join mandy baker on tv‘s geekiest channel on monday evening at 11pm for the latest from the commonsr now. with the weekend upon us, the weather is looking generally dry and settled for many of us. it has been quite a warm, humid week, but actually things have been turning a little bit fresher. through the weekend, plenty of spells of sunshine, one or two showers around. it won't be quite as hot and humid as it has been earlier in the week. the reason for the dry and settled theme is this area of high pressure that is building its way in from the west. slowly, that will squeeze away a ny leftover showers. we will still have one or two showers on saturday morning, particularly for parts of northern and eastern scotland. later in the day, a few cropping up down the pennines, in towards the midlands, and perhaps the odd one reaching the south—east of england as well. elsewhere, a lot of dry weather. the cloud should thin and break during the day and allow some sunshine to break through. with temperatures in the region of around 17—24 degrees. so reasonably warm still through the day on

but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello.e, 28 celsius, 82 fahrenheit, compared with the cooler, cloudier16, that's 61 fahrenheit, further north. that cooler, cloudier air is heading southwards, it's on a weather front which through the night has been meandering its way very slowly south and bringing rain to northern ireland, northern england, heading towards north wales and the wash by the time we get to dawn. the warm air uncomfortable for sleeping but it will feel much fresher by morning further north. and that fresher air is on a cold weatherfront and it's heading southwards, so i think it will introduce more cloud across england and wales during the course of saturday, and in particular today, so it will feel cooler as a result. now that cold weather front‘s also being followed by a north—westerly breeze which is never a warm direction. but if you are sheltered from the breeze in the sunshine that follows across scotland, northern england and northern ireland, it will feel quite pleasant. this weather front will take muc

do join mandy baker on tv‘s geekiest channel on monday evening at 11pm for the latest from the commonsck, bye for now. hello. there's some warmth and some sunshine to start this forecast — by the end, we'll see some rain for many. more on that in a moment. here's how monday shapes up, an area of high pressure centred over the uk, for now keeping atlantic fronts at bay. and a good deal of sunshine through monday morning. there will be more cloud across northern scotland, shetland in particular and also across eastern counties of england. that cloud quite stubborn before to thin and break. but some bright or sunny spells coming through. elsewhere, after a sunny start, some fair weather cloud developing, so sunny spells for the second half of the day, but aside from an isolated shower, dry, pleasantly warm, 20—211 celsius the top temperature, a little bit cooler for northern scotland and eastern coasts. fine and dry evening for many, some high cloud arriving into northern ireland and western scotland and by dawn on tuesday we're looking temperatures typically between 10—14 celsius, not qu

but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello.looking pretty decent across most of the uk. a lot of sunshine in the forecast. however, the week ahead is going to be quite changeable. i think many of us at one point or another will get at least a little bit of rainfall. now, here's the latest satellite picture, and clouds are gathering just to the north—west of the uk, in fact, streaming in into ireland right now, so that means that the skies will be pretty hazy across some western parts of the uk. and the high pressure is moving away and giving way to these weather fronts here in the atlantic. but the high pressure will be back later on, once these weather fronts push through. so the forecast on monday morning, then — a lot of hazy weather there first thing across many western parts of the uk, but i think it'll start off clear across much of scotland, eastern and southern parts of the uk. in fact, pretty chilly very early in the morning there in eastern scotland and north—east england. temperatures could be as low as two or three

mandy moore scored her first emmy nomination today and the hit show about the afterlife, which is super funny "the good place", up for best comedy. the emmies will be awarded in september. remember when ted danson was in cheers? >> oh! >> he is still getting emmy mi >> hewhoopi goldberg. >> a cheers remake! >> have temperatures drop off a couple degrees today. and i see nice weather ahead. we want to start off with the east bay earthquake. and we want to show you we're monitoring the aftershocks to let you know in case you are just tuning in now. wh we had a 4.3. it happened on the greenville fault. we don't hear much about it. the last major event was 1980, a 5.1 near livermore. it can produce events from 6.2 to 6.9. we'll track that. good reamminder for us, don't r out of a building, falling debris is a bought myself a lantern with an l.e.d. light. it was about $20. for you pick up some supplies to make sure you have them. those l.e.d. lights seem to be getting better and better. the one i got lasts for about 800 hours. think about your safety kit and make sure to go. as we move in th

mandy len catron joins u mandy, good morning. >> good morning. >> you're not getting emails from peopleyou tell them? >> you know, i don't necessarily feel comfortable giving people advice. but -- >> you have this article. >> yeah. >> you were making -- >> i know. no, but i do think we tend to think that marriage is the right way to live your life and the best way to live your life. i wanted to push back against that. and i wanted to suggest that while there are many benefits, there are also costs. and i don't think we talk about those costs very often. >> what are the costs? >> well, so one of the things i came across in research and the thing that surprised me is that marriage can be really socially alienating. >> yeah. >> they've done this study and basically they've looked across different demographic groups, they've controlled for socio-economic status, race, all these different things. and they find that people who are married and in particular people who will are married without children -- who are married without children tend to have fewer social ties than those who are married

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. >> poor mandy says he gets asked that every five minutes. it's incredible.n't walk down the street in new york without somebody saying in conceivable to him. if he drops his keys, late for an airplane, somebody says it to him. >> i still try to drop princess bride lines on tv whenever possible much to the eyerolls of my entire audience. >> that's hilarious. that's great to know. >> thank you so much for being here. >> my pleasure. thank you, kate. >> the movies premieres sunday 9:00 eastern and pacific only on cnn. >> coming up next, the acting dhs chief vows to take action after a reporter reveals a stret facebook group of border agents. not just sorta comfortable. serta comfortable. but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in good hands? >>> welcome to inside politics. i'm dana bash. the acting homeland security borders investigations into what he calls disturbing and inexcusable online activity by border patrol personnel as more americans call the

. >> sterling k brown with his son on his lap offered congrats to his co-stars and mandy moore who spokeurner on the phone. >> how did you get the news this morning? >> i was at soul cycle and got out and had 65 text messages and i opened the first one from my husband and it just said you did it and there was like ten exclamation points. "this is us" picked up nine nominations overall. we spoke with chris sullivan from his carriage. >> if they want to know how proud are prd. >> from l.a. to new york, nine and dreaming. >> big nominees on emmy night including the cast of "game of thrones" and the most nominations and 12 more than the marvelous but who got snubbed? >> somebody, anybody tell me where have i failed? >> george clooney got no love for "catch 22" and julia roberts overlooked and big bang theory getting their recognition seems like a big miss. just like this, other fan favorite show. >> i don't know this is e.t. the shade version. wow. wow. da, da, da shade. >> on the way, brad and leo talking ageing out of hollywood, plus, your first look at hustler, how j.lo really went for it

and we heard from mandy ginsburg, the match group ceo, who says they are spending more money on marketingapan, and korea than anywhere else in the world right now. and they are also looking potentially to expand into taiwan, indonesia, singapore. but china is still on the back burner due to the issues with regulations. emily: what is the outlook for match more broadly, now owning all of these properties, though, of course, you know the original , match app has been criticized for being sort of old and stale? olivia: one of the strategies in these new countries is getting these local managers on the ground to look for potential acquisitions. so in japan, for example, they have acquired the app called peers, which is a model where only the men pay. that is really familiar and well-known in japan, so that is the biggest online dating app, they are. and they are trying to build up tinder as well. match is being strategic in terms of trying to encourage the local managers on the ground to look for potential acquisition opportunities, because some of these countries have different customs than

mandy moore picked up her first lead actor bid and sterling k. up for lead actor and chris sullivan for supporting acr. "killing eve" is also in the best drama field along with "better call sahl" "bodyguard" and hbo's "veep" will try to end its farewell tour going up against "the marvelous mrs. maisel" which last year won best comedy and actress. >> i get so motion sick. >> and "best play" is in the hunt along with "barry," amonge oths. the awards will be handed out septemr 27th. bc news. er, >> one of the actors nominated today was 17-year-old asante blck from baltimore. he ptrayed kevin richardson in the netflix series "when they see us." that miniseries chronicled one of the five teens arrested and convicted of a 1989 attack a jogger in central park. the convictions were reversed. the n were exonerated. very great, msen i was diagnosed with , the first thing i thought about was my family. i came home and cried. but, as i've seen my disease progress the medicine has progressed right alongside it. trying to make medications more affordable is im

with this year's show featuring the widest array of first-time nominees since 2011, including mandy moorel," amy adams for "sharp objects," a nod to the peabody award-winning drama "pose." other highlights include "saturday night live," becoming the most emmy-nominated show of all time with a nomination for outstanding variety sketch series. and hbo setting a network record with its 137 noms, thanks in part to "veep." the final season is back in the running this year. >> and i proudly accept your nomination. >> reporter: julia louis-dreyfus, who won six best emmys for "veep." but one veteran, norman lear, becomes the oldest emmy nominee ever at 96 for abc's "live in front of a studio audience." ♪ those were the days also on the home team for abc, anthony anderson received a nomination for lead actor in "black-ish." >> proud of you and your new summer job as a twitter nerd. >> reporter: and viola davis getting her fourth lead actress nomination for her role in "how to get away with murder." >> you couldn't win him over, could you, because it's too easy to play you. >> reporter: posting the

earlier i spoke to mandy parker, who had cervical cancer, her ten—year—old son ted, who's eligible tobit older, jamie rae, who had throat cancer and wishes he had access to the vaccine, 0liver nicholls, who's14 and wants the vaccination, and dr mary ramsay, head of immunisation at public health england. my cervical cancer was caused by the hpv virus. if i had had the vaccine, there was a huge chance that i would not have had cervical cancer and not had to go through the emotionaljourney that we've all been on, really since i've had it. you had to have a hysterectomy. what was hardest about that to come to terms with? it was really difficult, because i'm lucky enough to have children, but it takes away if i wanted any more children. it was a radical hysterectomy, it was a huge operation. it took me three months to recover. so it was a long time, and it's emotional, i think it is the emotional effects of cancer that hit me later, and so if i had had the hpv vaccine, i might not have had to go through it and nor would my family, so it would have made a big difference. how do you react th

let's bring in now mandy gunasekara, epa official. mandy, great to have you on the program.come to "america's newsroom." first off, is climate change, global warming, whatever you may call it or how you see it, is it a national emergency? >> no, it's not on national emergency. it's not an existential threat, it is something that has always been occurring. our climate has been changing since the very beginning of time, and what they, arguably the most overrated and ineffective members of congress, what they're trying to do, divert the american people's attention away from all this success of the president trump administration. 6 million jobs are being created, truck prices are even falling, and we are advancing the ball in environmental progress, and they do not want the american people to focus on that. they have to manufacture crises to try to divert their attention away. >> sandra: i know you lost your role at the white house to go out onto the planet, into this country, and push the president's agenda, or at least inform the public of the president's agenda, particularly

gar mandy is a good friend. we had the presentation on the classified briefing of what it would take, how long it would take for those nuclear weapons to be deployed. i was shocked. and mr. gar mend ee was pissed. what do you think it would take to shock me, an hour? a week? weeks? how long do you think it would take to shock me? i can't tell you because we're not in classified session. this is why it is not fair. this committee has not had briefings in the committee on the russian exercises and nuclear weapons component. i don't mean not as an individual, i mean not one of the committee briefings. they have done it, individually a couple of us have, most of us have not. a briefing on the deployment of russian nuclear weapons. have we had a briefing on what's at cal in grad? we did not. we did not have a committee briefing how long it would take, the briefing we had, we have not had committee briefing how long for low yield that everybody wants to do this tells you are instantly available, available today, i wro

earlier victoria derbyshire spoke to mandy parker, who had cervical cancer, her 10 year old son ted, lucky enough to have children but it takes away, if i wanted any more children, it was a radical hysterectomy. it took me three months to recover. and it is emotional, the emotional effect of cancer that hits me later. so ifi effect of cancer that hits me later. so if i had had the vaccine i might not have had to go through it and nor would my family. how do you react as a mum of girls and a ten—year—old boy to the fact that boys will now get the hpv vaccine —like gels have been doing for a number of years. it is massive. both my girls have been vaccinated and ted will be vaccinated when it is time. it is huge and a great piece of news that has come out. it is so important to prevent all cancers that are related to hpv. ted, do you think it is important for you to have this when you get to year eight? yes because i don't want anyone to go through what my mum did obviously. and i think it isjust a jab and it can prevent a lot of things which are quite bad. do you not worry about jabs?

david: mandy, great to see you. thank you for coming in.beyond meat, by the way. they are the fake burger guys. we are pulling back from the highs it hit after it went public but still way above its ipo price. >>> walmart, meanwhile, is investing $1.2 billion in china at least for today, the market sees that as a positive. >>> we are on a roll with our sports interviews here on "varney & company." we had pete rose, keith hernandez. coming up next, mets legend ron swoboda. more "varney" after this. ♪ ♪ play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums david: looks like we are turning the third hour of "varney & company" in a sports show. baseball legend after baseball legend. today, we've got another big one from the 1969 miracle mets, ron swoboda is with us. he's author of the brand new memoir which i am going to read, i promise the world i'm going to read this book because i love this story. here's the catch. so you bill yourself as baseball's everyman. you are relatable. we were looking

. >> this idea all came because up watching tv and there is mandy moore. >> she was on the ellen showesonated with me. i knew i wanted to do it. i wanted to do it for share. i ran into nick in the hallway. >> we had a whole conversation about the mountain. just trying to get the idea con separate outized. >> this is not just any mountain. africa's highest point. 19,000 feet. had any of done anything like that before. >> never. >> never. >> steve: why did you think you could do it? >> we knew it would be a challenge. we knew it would be hard. just like kids fighting at ronald mcdonald house in new york, that is where the real battle is going on every day. we wanted to bring awareness. really raise some money. i'm real happy to say that my boss, commissioner tesh, from the nypd, matched dollar for dollar. bringing the amount to over $40,000. steve: that is fantastic. tell me about your training? >> so i think it varied for the three of us. most of it was the about the cardio aspect of the trip, building our endurance. over the course of seven days, we're doing various distances, various

a deadly storm up the carolinas through mandy today, four people died in maryland where the temperaturen arizona and arkansas. triple-digit temps setting records in new york, virginia, and new jersey. it's so hot in number the national weather service baked biscuits in a car. never seen that before. take a look at this. a shark is spotted swimming in shallow waters across the coast of long island new york. this photo captured outside a yacht club near the hamptons. police say they're working with wildfire efforts to monitor the shark's whereabouts. authorities urging swimmers and boaters to be extra cautious in the water. you bet. a shark on the loose, man. pete: big fox news alert. sharks do live in the oc.an jedediah: they do but you got to know where they are. pete: how do you know where they are? jedediah: i don't know. somebody figure it out. griff: murky waters, and look out for schools of fish. that's where most people get bitten in shallow waters. pete: i've seenly a lot of sharks, that's right. griff: when you're out there, you got to respect them. it's their environment and yo