mao zhu and his partner zhen duo moved to the park in 2016.reach me on twitter. i'm @nkem|fejika. good morning. not only was yesterday our first day below 25 degrees sincejune 23, it was also for some an especially wet one, flooding in northern ireland as we saw a month's worth of rainfall in just three hours. bringing about the change has been been a shift in the position of the jetstream. instead of being to the north of us, it's taken a dive southwards across the atlantic and pushed towards the south, circulating an area of low pressure around the uk and dragging in cool air off the north atlantic. it has two discrete centres, one to the north—west of scotland, very strong winds, and one to the south of england. again, some strong winds to come. accompanied by a spell of steady rain, not the intensity we saw on saturday. the big story will be the strength of the wind. 40, 50 mph gusts around southern and western coasts and hills, persistent rain to go with it. little bit drier in eastern areas of england first thing. the rain is spreading n

mao zhu and his partner zhen duo moved to the park in 2016.. hgppy happy birthday. i look at the weather now. a wet and blustery day for much of the country, strong winds, particularly for southern and western coasts, mooring to come pushing north east, becoming more sherry this afternoon —— more rain to come. becoming more shall read this afternoon. a cool feel, wherever you are. a drier day for northern ireland, the showers and rain will ease this evening and overnight, but another spell of rain arriving in south—west and south—east england later in the night. cool night for scotland and northern ireland. some rain first thing tomorrow morning, parts of south—east england, clearing and then generally a day of sunny spells and showers, showers more frequent further north and west, better sunshine and further south and east with the highest temperatures. you are watching bbc news. the latest headlines. emergencies have been declared in northern california as wildfires continued the rampage killing five people so far, destroying hundreds of hom

an mao are holding hands. rectangular one with all of the guys, le duan an mao are holding hands. prof. asselin: whenever people get friendly and parts of asia, you're never boys holding hands with girls. if you're a guy and a guy and you're good friends, you hold hands. it was to show the solidarity between the vietnamese and the chinese, they were as close as lips to teeth. that is the big thing they would always say. as lips to teeth. by most accounts -- and i kind of agree with that -- the turning point of the vietnam war , is the 1968 tet offensive. for reasons we touched upon earlier, hanoi matching the americans man for man and gun for gun, by late 1967 and early 1968, the war is at an impasse. there is no progress. no one can claim that they are close to victory. le duan is not the most patient guy and he is losing patience. he decides to order this huge coordinate offensive against towns and cities in north vietnam. up to this point, communist forces have operated primarily in remote jungle, rural areas. cities have been spared the horrors of war. he orders an attack on e

did you know mao used it during his murderous campaigns?ca, the country you lead, was formed in defiance of strongmen, bullies and the idea that might makes right. a free press is a metaphor for what makes america great. so you have now admitted that you are against what we are all about. and the real problem now is for you to convince people that you don't hate what makes america truly great. i know in the past, you've tried to play that you respect the media, and that you know we're important, you know, like you said that when a bunch of us got murdered, but it didn't take long to come back to this. i knew you didn't lower those flags after the maryland newspaper shooting right away for a reason. just like you won't really own how russia did the u.s. dirty in the election. why? because you see things through the lens of what is good for you in these matters. so right now, you want people to hate us. but as the old expression goes, you point a finger at someone else, and there are three pointing back at you and a thumb that's kind of nowhe

mao zhu and his partner zhen duo moved to the park in 2016. good morning. degrees since june the 23rd, it was also for some and a special wet one flooding in northern ireland we saw a month's worth of rainfall in just three hours. there has been a shift in the position of the jetstream. it hours. there has been a shift in the position of thejetstream. it has taken a dive south across the atla ntic taken a dive south across the atlantic and pushed towards the south, circulating in the area of low pressure around the uk and dragging in coolairoff low pressure around the uk and dragging in cool air off the north atlantic. it has two discrete centres, one to the north of scotland, very strong winds, and one to the south of england. again, some strong winds to come. accompanied by a spell of steady rain. a big story will be the strength of the wind. a0, 50 mph gusts around coasts and heels and persistent rain. the rain isa heels and persistent rain. the rain is a spreading north and east quite smartly through the morning. that being the north of eastern ireland.

here's debra mao. debra: in the u.s., several top republicans have criticized president trump's comments after .is meeting with vladimir putin house speaker paul ryan said russia must be held accountable for elections meddling and senator john mccain called the summit a tragic mistake. trump question whether rush interfered in the 2016 election and suggest he trusts putin as much as his much -- as much as his intelligence director. >> we are doing horribly before today. dangerously. i think it was great today. it was really bad five hours ago. i think we really had a potential problem. brexit strategy is in disarray after she infuriated .ories by bowing to pressure the majority was cut to three votes after she adopted brexiteer amendments. the proposals were narrowly voted through the comments. a 10th member is reported to have quit in order to vote against her and she needed the backing of three rebels from the opposition leader party. -- labour party. more and buffett has donated $2.4 billion to the

the interior minister came out weakened all out of this dispute so that was another demonstration of mao calls survival tactics of national survival instinct but we have to say it's very likely to be her last term in office so everyone knows that she will eventually at the latest in three to four years time hand of office to somebody else at the moment she's still managing to manage that process in the way that she wants to do it hence always good to talk to her they have one of our political correspondents. and we will bring you live coverage of course of chancellor merkel's news conference later this morning it starts at eleven thirty central european time that is just over three hours from now. we're going to stay with germany for now interior minister hoss. the hall for has defended a controversial decision to deport a man believed to have worked as an aide to former al qaeda leader osama bin laden the man known as sunny day was deported to his native china's you're a week ago despite a court order forbidding that deportation the court has demanded salmi a go back to germany. sami wa

nixon went and shook hands with chairman mao. here is the thing.ead those agenda papers copiously. he went with a clear agenda of what he wanted from the meeting. and he didn't feel compelled that mao is a terrific guy, his people love him. there is a lack of preparation which is frightening enough as it is. and this egregious need to say nice things to these bad people. >> it is interesting what you are saying, that basic attitude, you see this in the polling. should the president be sitting down with kim jong-un. or with vladimir putin. what emerges out of that seems to be more. up next, you are watching "hardball." every meal ♪ ♪ he holds your house in the palm of his hand ♪ ♪ he's your home and auto man ♪ big jim, he's got you covered ♪ ♪ great big jim, there ain't no other ♪ -so, this is covered, right? -yes, ma'am. take care of it for you right now. giddyup! hi! this is jamie. we need some help. >>> president trump likes to tout his america first policy. but the winter white house is looking to staff up with foreign labor. trump's mar-a-lago

we're going todye rea what y mao what he was able to do for you guys itself he's amazing, a sigh young guy. i lovein watch him. i hate to face hip, because ien joy h. >> lsht. so the big question nowecomes what about bryce harper? every fannie talked to yesterday wanted to know if he ey hope he does. we'lly say seevment we're still trying toce get later on down in the club room. hopefully i can make it down into the a clubhnd have an update for you guys. we'll check in jusa little bit . thank you, corey. bryce tharper did notake part in the homerun desh business, he didn't want to be part of it fl he said if he made the all star team, when it was in d.c. he was going to te part and every fan thatre was last night certainly got their money's worth. if you were watching along with the rest of d.c., bryce harper owned that homerun derby. inning with 19 homeruns in the fal round beating the chicago cubs, shosher who had 18 homeruns \am/many his dad was also out therein pg. his dad who was of course aelief. after the ga lot of fans wanted tuc we i got. hee hhe the best fan all of baseball.

the interior minister came out weakened all out of this dispute so that was another demonstration of mao calls survival tactics of national survival instinct but we have to say it's very likely to be her last term in office so everyone knows that she will eventually at the latest in three to four years time hand of office to somebody else at the moment she's still managing to manage that process in the way that she wants to do it always good to talk to hunter brant one of our political correspondents. we'll be bringing you live coverage of course of that and you'll use conference chancellor merkel some a news conference later this morning it starts at eleven thirty central european time that's just over two hours from now. we're going to. attention to china now where the courage of a handful of young women is galvanizing the country's fledgling me to movement they call themselves silence break because in their campaigning against widespread sexual harassment in chinese society particularly in universities and on public transport it's an uphill battle as they confront china's male dominat

chairman mao anymore it's about making bucks i don't think china can be trusted at all and i think that there is a huge problem with china's economic data and the way that they've pumped up their economy with printed money we got to cut off their mitts thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thanks for having me and that's about it for this edition of the cause report was made last kaiser stacy am i to thank misfires stein of planet policy. that's where we all live feel like i'm just on twitter it's kaiser report until next time by you all. right we're all set to start in five yes to the studio has a signal. he's not going to talk about. just maybe right after the war's explorers were moved would have their new. food record. last week. ok in this room full welcome to sophie and tell aunt sophie shevardnadze and today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our gas. good luck little. u.s. president's national security adviser confirms a second trump putin summit has been postponed until after the russia which is over . claims russia will interfere in the upcoming midterm el

that the interior minister came out we can go out of this dispute so that was another demonstration of mao calls survival tactics of national survival instinct but we have to say it's very likely to be her last term in office so everyone knows that she will eventually at the latest in three to four years time hand of office to somebody else at the moment she's still managing to manage that process in the way that she wants to do it always good to talk to hunter brant one of our political correspondents. and as mentioned live coverage of chancellor merkel's much anticipated and you'll film a press conference here on news in about twenty five minutes time. we're going to stay in germany prosecutors here in berlin have ceased seventy seven. properties they say are linked to a suspected organized crime clan the seizure is part of an investigation triggered by a spectacular bank robbery back in twenty fourteen official say sixteen people are under investigation but there are likely to press charges soon. a spectacular bank robbery and berlin in two thousand and fourteen perpetrators opened more

richard nixon went and shook hands with chairman m mao. read those agenda papers copiously and went with the clear agenda of what he wanted from the meeting. he didn't feel compelled to say mao is a terrific guy and misunderstood and his people love him. none of that stuff. the thing with trump is there is a lot of this egregious lack of preparation. that's frightening enough as it is. afterwards there seems to be the egregious need to say nice things about unpleasant people. the other thing nixon didn't have to worry about that our allies wouldn't have his back. trump is going in with our allies saying -- >> i have breaking news tonight out of thailand. just moments ago a rescue operation has begun to rescue the 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped in the cave for more than two weeks now. joining me from thailand janice has been covering the storiment tell us more about the developments. >> they went in to start this rescue operation about 45 minutes ago around 10:00 a.m. local time. 13 international divers along with five thai navy s.e

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let's get a bloomberg business flash with debra mao. administration appeal against at&t merger with time warner doesn't change anything because the deal is closed. the justice department is challenging a decision allowing the 85 billion dollar takeover which created the telecommunications giant. the transaction june 14, two days after the earlier decision and it was the first time in decades the court decided on companies operating on different parts of a supply chain. johnson & johnson ordered to pay $4.69 billion to women who claimed asbestos in health products caused over very and cancer. the punitive damages are on top of the $550 million awarded to comments eight each of 20 -- compensate women for their losses. the us fest this are part of more than 9000 claims alleging talk products cause cancer. stephen cohen has invested in the hedge fund focusing on cryptocurrencies and blockchain-based companies. the investment was made during his private ventures. the hedge fund, autonomous partners, was started last year by arianna simpson.

with the vatican almost seventy years ago following the communist party revolution led by chairman mao. but now two of the world's most secretive organizations are close to announce a good deal brittle the side to future of china's catholics. the agreement though has many detractors one prominent critic has called it a trail of evil and to sell out that critic is the former bishop of hong kong cardinal joseph says he's never recognized the chinese government's efforts to interfere in the church and for that reason travel to the vatican to warn the public face to face against any. today cardinals then talks to al-jazeera. today how risky is it for people to worship in so-called underground churches in china i think the. decision must be very different at indy in a city when where you have a strong underground community there are mass every sunday many people go but they don't have changes so they say mass in the private home and that these masses technically illegal obviously either but everybody. everybody the neighbors they know that they are singing their praises. and. surely no beca

for that, we go to debra mao.ebra: goldman sachs reportedly plans to name president david solomon as its next ticket josh -- chief executive. the current ceo will stay on for an interim period. in march, solomon was named as the sole president under blankfein, declaring him as the front runner for the top job. a spokesman declined to comment. john's has put further distance between the pizza chain and its outspoken founder for using a racial slur. to removehas decided all ties rum john schnatter and remove him from all marketing materials. he resigned as chairman but remains on the board and still owns about 30% of the company's shares. thank you very much. here now is john harris, the ceo of raytheon international, one of the world's largest defense companies. john, good morning. business iseon's international. the president is heading around the world at the moment. we have got the trade story bubbling up, we have him pushing others to spend more on defense. give us your view on what the world looks like right n

and most of us about mao's and yes a bit rebel they all rejected what was on the table and not on the table at camp david in terms that were even more harsh than our fight him self they were adamant against that so that tells you something about whether these were the kind of proposals that that a palace in could accept should he have taken the deal and. public. a last ditch attempt by clinton at the end of his presidency failed to produce an agreement and out a vote was playing i blame it partly on on. clinton denis they told the incoming. administration. bush and cheney literally on inauguration day that it was totally responsible for the failure of the peace process and that he was a liar and you couldn't count on you could try to deal with him. after the meeting at camp david on a plan to return to gaza and received a hero's welcome for refusing to accept what the palestinians viewed as unacceptable. he was by now however a pariah in washington unwelcome and on trust. just weeks later the second intifada erupted triggered by al shot owns visit to the temple mount or noble sanctuar

there is le duan toasting with mao and other high-ranking people from china. the chinese would provide the bowl of the small arms used by communist forces to go after american troops in southern vietnam. the bottom 24 -- bottom two photos come from the vietnamese archives. the rectangular one with all of mao ares, le duan an holding hands. >> aww. prof. asselin: whenever people get friendly and parts of asia, you're never boys holding hands with girls. if you're a guy and a guy and you're good friends, you hold hands. it shows the solidarity between the vietnamese and the chinese. they were as close as lips to teeth. that is the big thing they would always say. accounts -- and i kind of agree with that -- the turning point of the vietnam war is a 1968 tet offensive. for reasons we touched upon earlier, hanoi matching the americans man for man and gun earlyn, by late 1967 and 1968, the war is at an impasse. there is no progress. no one can claim that they are close to victory. le duan is not the most patient guy and he is losing patience. he decides to order th

let's get the first word news with debra mao. some business story for you.t&t says the trump administration's appeal against its merger with time warner doesn't change anything because the deal is closed. the justice department is challenging a decision allowing the 85 billion dollar takeover which created a telecommunications giant. at&t closed the transaction june 14, two days after the earlier decision and it was the first time in decades the court decided a merger on companies operating on different parts of a supply chain. johnson & johnson has been ordered to pay $4.69 billion to women who claimed asbestos in the company's health products caused them to contract over very and cancer. n cancer. the punitive damages are on top of the $550 million awarded to comments eight each of 20 -- compensate women for their losses. this is part of more than 9000 claims alleging talk products cause cancer. twitter's ceo says he has lost , taking hisowers account to around 4 million. withd accounts are those suspicious changes in activity. it is identifying more than

mao zhu's friend zhen duo was keen to have a taste, but the birthday boy was not keen to share.t getting a look in on the cake! hgppy not getting a look in on the cake! happy birthday to him anyway. fake news is now so prevalent on social media there is a danger it could overwhelm reliable news sources. that's the warning from mps today. so, is there anything we can do to limit the amount of disinformation we're all exposed to? let's speak to damian collins now, who chairs the digital culture, media and sport select committee. welcome to the programme, damien. a lot of strong language in this report, saying you believe the uk faces a democratic crisis. why do you believe our democracy is under threat? when you look at some of the studies done on fake news on the internet, particularly on sites like facebook, you see some of the most widely shared real news stories are getting less coverage or are being less widely shared and the leading fa ke less widely shared and the leading fake news stories and it's being presented in such a sophisticated way that readers often find it diffi

and most of us about mao's and yes a bit rebel they all rejected what was on the table and not on the table at camp david in terms that were even more harsh than our fight him self they were adamant against that so that tells you something about whether these were the kind of proposals that that a palace in could accept should he have taken the deal and. public. a last ditch attempt by clinton at the end of his presidency failed to produce an agreement and out a vote was playing i blame it partly on on. clinton denis they told the incoming. administration. bush and cheney literally on inauguration day that it was totally responsible for the failure of the peace process and that he was a liar and you couldn't count on you couldn't deal with him. after the meeting at camp david on a plan to return to gaza and received a hero's welcome for refusing to accept what the palestinians viewed as unacceptable. he was by now however a pariah in washington unwelcome and on trust. just weeks later the second intifada erupted triggered by al shot owns visit to the temple mount or noble sanctuary in

that the interior minister came out we can go out of this dispute so that was another demonstration of mao calls survival tactics of national survival instinct but we have to say it's very likely to be her last term in office so everyone knows that she will eventually at the latest in three to four years time hand of office to somebody else at the moment she still managing to manage that process in the way that she wants to do it always good to talk to you once brant one of our political correspondents. and we will be bringing you live coverage of course of chancellor merkel's news conference later this morning it starts at eleven thirty central european time that is just over an hour from now. with much of europe sweltering under a heat wave at the moment even regions the the i. circle a feeling that sweden for instance is currently fighting around fourteen separate wildfires those wildfires are threatening villages in causing big problems in a country more accustomed to battling the slow climate change means this extraordinary weather event could soon become the norm. inferno near the ar

and most of us about mao's and yes a bit rebel they all rejected what was on the table and not on the table at camp david in terms that were even more harsh than our fight him self they were adamant against that so that tells you something about whether these were the kind of proposals that allison could accept should he have taken the deal and. probably. a last ditch attempt by clinton at the end of his presidency failed to produce an agreement and out a vote was playing i blame it partly on on. denis they told the incoming. administration. bush and cheney literally on inauguration day that it was totally responsible for the failure of the peace process and that he was a liar and you couldn't count on you could try to deal with him. after the meeting at camp david on a plan to return to gaza and received a hero's welcome for refusing to accept what the palestinians viewed as unacceptable. he was by now however a pariah in washington unwelcome and on trust. just weeks later the second intifada erupted triggered by arab al shot on his visit to the temple mount or noble sanctuary in jer

there is there is there's a quote attributed to mao zedong that there is great chaos under heaven the situation is excellent and that's the way i find the situation right now and i think trump just before his trip to this upcoming nato meeting is announced a at at least at some level the defense department review of the cost of withdrawing all of its thirty five thousand troops out of germany not all of them but one of the greatest by significant well it's not reported demon again i mean it is much is he. ended by these neo cons which we've talked about on this program many times before he still comes out and says these things ok i don't know if it's his own idea if it's part of a concerted strategy that he has but he will not let the payment of. each member of nato he won't let that go he just hanging onto it well i mean it's a real competition in absurdity because actually the stockholm institute for peace for a show called too late at that russia spends on its defense twenty seven percent of what nato european allies spend on their descent defense russia's defense budget is ten tim

chairman mao anymore it's about making bucks i don't think china can be trusted at all and i think that there is a huge problem with china's economic data and the way that they've pumped up their economy with printed money we got to cut off their meds thanks so much for being on the kaiser report well thanks for having me and that's about it for this decision of the cause report let me ask geysers stacy i would like to thank mitch firesign plan of policy that's where we all live going to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time you know. kentucky. boys the board rooms very bad news for you. money since he was almost new coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal mines are said. that it was a laugh to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's happening it's happened. it's a very rough terrain just so it's rough play modes and you have to win fights to be

with the vatican almost seventy years ago following the communist party revolution led by chairman mao. but now two of the world's most secretive organizations are close to announce a good deal brittle the side the future of china's catholics. the agreement though has many detractors one prominent critic has called it a trail of evil and to sell out that critic is the former bishop of hong kong cardinal joseph zen he's never recognized the chinese government's efforts to interfere in the church and for that reason travel to the vatican to warn the public face to face against any. today cardinal zen talks to al-jazeera. today how risky is it for people to worship in so-called underground churches in china i think. the situation must be very different at indy in a city when where you have a strong underground community there are mass every sunday many people go but they don't have churches so they say mass in the private home and these masses technically illegal obviously either but everybody. everybody the neighbors they know that they are singing their praises and. the government shoul

chairman mao anymore it's about making bucks i don't think china can be trusted at all and i think that there is a huge problem with china's economic data and the way that they've pumped up their economy with printed money we got to cut off their meds thanks so much for being on the kaiser report well thanks for having me and that's about it for this decision of the cause report was made last kaiser say sam i just think it's firesign planet policy. that's where we all live if you only catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time. four men are sitting in a car when the fifth gets shot in the head. all four different versions of what. one of them is on the death row there's no way he could have done it there's no possible way because the owners did not shoot around a corner. everywhere in the world my guess is that probably just about everywhere women expect men to make that first move and here we are in an age where men are scared to make the first move don't know how to make the first move don't know what's right to make the first move. a muscle. locus the. muscles has. nothin

chairman mao anymore it's about making bucks i don't think china can be trusted at all and i think that there is a huge problem with china's economic data and the way that they've pumped up their economy with printed money we got to cut it off their mitts thanks so much for being on the kaiser report well thanks for having me and that's about it for this decision of the cause report was may mask guys or say salmon i just think it's fire stein planet policy. that's where we all live feel to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time by. four men are sitting in a car when the fifth gets shot in the head. for different versions of what. one of them is on the death row there's no way he could have done it there's no possible way because the list did not shoot around a corner. close. the mast some for something. indigenous people as you know we that. in. the trees. most politicians say the only guys but yes the kids. and all of a sudden the man just temple be there. i said i will enter it even if they will not allow me. even if they will shoot we've . had all along a million mill

chairman mao anymore it's about making bucks i don't think china can be trusted at all and i think that there is a huge problem with china's economic data and the way that they've pumped up their economy with printed money we got to cut off their mitts thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thanks for having me and that's about it for this decision of the cause report was made last geysers say sam i think it's firesign plan of policy . that's why we all are going to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to stand down the news business is just the dance the right questions and demand the right answer. questions. camera. roughly once they showed some of the. future uncool videos with the broken string that's. down more on string i don't rightly don't t.v. . come on welcome to worlds apart western europe has long been the birthplace of both the most dangerous and the most enlightened ideas that almost b

best deal last in nine hundred seventy two about the significance of the french revolution chairman mao's first foreign minister join line would reportedly infamously say it was too early to. cities across croatia erupted in celebration as the national team reaches their first ever world cup final after defeating england. bridges nato members to ramp up their military spending at a summit in brussels. and ahead of her meeting with trump on friday britain's prime minister friesen made pledges to boost support for nato and send hundreds more troops to afghanistan. by broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our thomas certainly glad to have you with us. has reached the fee for.

paris stormed the best deal makers of the two about the significance of the french revolution german mao's first foreign minister joined the line would reportedly have infamously say it was. i didn't think the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten dollars timestamping each. eighty five percent will be well to the old bridge with six percent market thirty percent year some with one hundred to five hundred three per circuit first in between rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars. but don't let the numbers over the world. the only number you need to remember it was one you know for a minute the one and only. i was. i. was i. was. i. finally encountered those who place france in the final of the world cup twenty eight here in russia. and fans of both teams much right on red square ahead of that crucial encounter many clearly impressed by russian. belief but once people realize hey this is not true much. to russia. plus to some other way for football donald trump and nato allies gather for a summi

chairman mao anymore it's about making bucks i don't think china can be trusted at all and i think that there is a huge problem with china's economic data and the way that they've pumped up their economy with printed money we got to cut it off their meds thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thanks for having me and that's about it for this decision of the cause report was made last kaiser statement i think mitch firesign plan of policy that's where we all live going to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time you know. you know world of big parts of the market and consumers it's time to wait to be deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time. to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now watching closely watching the hawks. mom asked some for something beyond. i think people as you know we that. in the. trees. must salute to him so that only behind but the kids. all of a sudden a man

the mao entertaining thin was the pooch. the giants go ahead on the board first. brandon crawford and it's 1-0. madison bumgarner guy eight innings, just no luck here. longoria can't cleanly take care of the ball. two down, bases loaded for buster posey, and he hits a slow grown ball. giants lose again and dip below .500. >>> no khalil mack on day one of training camp. you know what? the biggest start in camp is jon gruden, back after ten years remove from coaching. he has so much energy, he's trying -- >> the rule is to l stand coaches do the fundamentals, a lot of the techniques we're coaching. i had a hard time standing watching, but it's just awesome to be here. it's a great responsibility. i know i have a lot to prove, and i'm eager to do the best i can to prove it. >>> swaggy-p spent a year with the warriors, will get a champion ring with a tattoo of the lairy o'brien trophy neatly placed behind his ear. it will be there forever. he's a champ forever. that's a wrap. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> hi, i'm meteorologys frances dinglasan,

partner negotiations in which the elimination of swim suit waa noted a prerequisite to partner with mao. the miss america organization still regrouping after e-mails surfaced showing sam hasll and others mocking the intelligence, looks and sex lives of pageant winners. forcing haskell and other top leaders to resign. more than 30 former miss america winners have added their names to a letter in support ofw the neard. including the title winner in 2013. she believes the swim suit competition belongs in the pagea pageant's. pa >> challenges are going to have to be met. what's happening right now is we have a new board. new leadership and new idos in order move miss america into 2018 and beyond. >> reporter: but not allme f winners agree with the changing times. >> this isn't about objectifyin. i think people naoversensatio liez it. there's nothing that ta a woman can't do and we can do it in a swim suit and heels. >> that was kristen dahlgren >>> "house of cards" is slated to return in the fall. robin wright speaks for the first time about her disgraced former co-star he was fired from th

joining me mao to talk about there and everything else that went on this past week, democratic senator from connecticut and member of the judiciary committee, senator richard blumenthal. senator, thank you so much for being with us tonight. i want to start right there with this revelation from these documents that the judiciary committee has found about kavanagh's comments on the u.s. versus nixon case. do you think that should be applicable in his confirmation hearing? >> it is of profound importance to these confirmation hearings. the reason is very simply that u.s. versus nixon not only stands for the basic principle that the president must provide evidence that is relevant and cannot assert overbroad claims of executive privilege, but also that no one is above the law. no president is above the law. and here we have judge kavanagh questioning whether it was rightly decided after a unanimous supreme court in an opinion written by the chief justice, warren berger, who was appointed by nixon, said that the president, richard nixon, must provide these tapes. it is potentially a bombshe

is not a ," as mao had been saying. and most importantly, to demonstrate american resilience in the cold war. if you don't take anything else out of this lecture, remember this, the vietnam war was never about vietnam for the united states. it is about the larger cold war. it is about the credibility of the presidency, the credibility of the united states, the credibility of the entire american system. announcer: watch the entire program on "lectures in history," tonight at eight p.m. and at midnight eastern, on the at c-span3. next on the civil war, william

is not a ," as mao had been saying. and most importantly, to demonstrate american resilience in the cold war. if you don't take anything else out of this lecture, remember this, the vietnam war was never about vietnam for the united states. it is about the larger cold war. it is about the credibility of the presidency, the credibility of the united states, the credibility of the entire american system. announcer: watch the entire program on "lectures in history," tonight at eight p.m. and at midnight eastern, on the at c-span3. next on the civil war, william marvel explains the economic factors driving many northerners to volunteer and fight. he is the author of "lincoln's mercenaries, economic innovation durin by union soldiers during the civil war. ." >> good afternoon, i am peter carmichael, director of the civil war institute and also a member of the history department. it is my pleasure this afternoon to introduce william marvel of new hampshire. the marvel has published more than 20 books in the field of civil war

the democratic party is still reeling, bristling at the idea that when mao wins the civil war in china, the democratic party gets blamed for the loss of china. we saw happened in the korean war. this korean conflict will definitely be on johnson's mind because the thought is, we don't want to get in that situation again and remember when we talked about the korean war specifically the advance up to , the chinese border and what was the response of the chinese. -- chinese? the americans are thinking about the korean war, especially johnson. the idea that the chinese could get involved. then, when we had our lesson on the cold war and the cuban missile crisis, this idea that the world was on the brink of exchanging nuclear weapons, getting in that ultimate conflict. it scared people and johnson is affected by this. that gives you an idea of what -- why he wants to try to keep things tempered down. he does not want to get a sense of expanding the war and we will see how his operation falls into that constraint. i have again from the last lesson, specifically with the air force is, specifi

here's debra mao.ou brought: in the u.s., several cap republicans have criticized president trump's comments after his meeting with vladimir putin. house speaker paul ryan said russia must be held accountable for election meddling and senator john mccain called the summit a tragic mistake. trump questioned whether russia interfered in the 2016 elections and suggests he trusts putin as nationalis own intelligence director. >> i thought we were doing horribly before today. dangerously. dramatic.that >> it was great today but it was really bad five hours ago. i think we had a potential problem. ministerthe u.k. prime exit strategy is in disarray after she infuriated by borrowingtories to pressure. the majority was cut to three votes after she adopted brexiteer amendments to a key piece of customs legislation and the proposals were narrowly voted through the commons. hasmber of her government quit to vote against her and she needed the backing of three rebels from the opposition labor party. from.k. is mov

is not a has beenger," as mao saying about the u.s., and ultimately, to demonstrate american resilience in the cold war. and you know, if you do not take anything else from this lecture, at least remember this. the vietnam war was never about vietnam for the united states. it's about the larger cold war. it's about the credibility of the presidency. it's about the credibility of the united states. it's about the credibility of the entire american system. and other watch this american history programs on our website, where all our video is archived. that is www.c-span.org/history. >> each week "american museumss" takes you to and historical places. we traveled to asheville, north carolina where pastor billy retreatuilt a religious called the cove. his daughter

with the vatican almost seventy years ago following the communist party revolution led by chairman mao. but now two of the world's most secretive organizations are close to announce a good deal little decide the future of china. as catholics. the agreement though has many detractors one prominent critic has called it a trail evil and a sellout that critic is the former bishop of hong kong cardinal joseph says he's never recognized the chinese government's efforts to interfere in the church and for that reason travel to the vatican to warn the public face to face against any. today cardinal sin talks to al-jazeera. today how risky is it for people to worship in so-called underground churches in china i think the. decision must be very different at indy in a city when where you have a strong underground community there are mass every sunday many people go but they don't have churches so they say mass in the private home and that these masses technically illegal obviously either but everybody you know. everybody know the neighbors they know that they are singing and praying and. surely no

to celebrate mao zhu's fourth birthday, yunnan wild animal park prepared a four—layer iced cake for himpy birthday to the giant panda before he tucked into the delicacy consisting of bamboo, bamboo leaves, apples, honey and corn bread. perfect, exactly what you want if you're a panda. what would you ask for? not very keen to share, we should say, he has a friend who was trying to get a bit of the cake but not for sharing. dad boss birthday today. happy birthday, dad! and happy birthday to the panda as well! —— dad's birthday today. a real mixed bag in the papers today but the top story is the tour de france. this is saying from prince of wales to king of france, geraint thomas will ride into france today in the l0 jersey and —— the yellow jersey and tradition dictates no one will contest his leadership. expect jubilant scenes in paris after they get there after an arduous journey around france, tough going for some stages this year of the tour de france. that picture says it all, the highs and the lows. on lots of the highs and the lows. on lots of the back pages, we have been —— we wil