former oregon number tom mccall who was known for his strong environmental policies. right now we hear from author richard clucas about the complexities of oregon politics. >> the name of the book is "oregon politics and government." we specifically chose the second part of that progressive versus conservative populists after we discussed kind of what the state was like. it's an edited volume, and there are actually 14 different scholars involved in participating in it, so a considerable discussion about the best way to describe oregon. we could have called it just liberal versus conservative, but we felt that wouldn't capture the character of what oregon is about. oregon has long been known as being a progressive state, that it's doing new things, that it's going somewhere, that it's using education and the best practices to try to develop policies that work well. and so that's why we chose progressive rather than just calling it liberal. we could have called the rural parts of the state conservatives. you know, like liberals, there's lots of types of conservatives.

. >> this is tom mccall waterfront park in oregon, late after the former oregon governor tom mccall who is known for his strong environmental policies to right now we hear from author richard clucas about the complexities of oregon politics. >> the name of the book is "oregon politics and government" we specifically chose part of that progressive conservative populace after we discussed it kind of what the state was like and actually it's an edited volume and there are actually 14 different scholars involved and participating, considerate-- considerable discussion. we could have called it liberal versus conservative, but we felt that would not capture the character of what oregon is about. oregon has long been known to be a progressive state and doing new things and going somewhere and that it's using education in the best practices to try to develop policies that work well, so that's why we chose progressive rather than calling it liberal. we could call the rural parts of the state conservative. what we really want to emphasizes that during about a 22 met thirty-year period a lot of th

carolyn mccall this embarks and is now set for itv. excuse the ponds. a brexit-driven advertising slowdown. istainly a challenge she stepping into. let us talk about where we stands in terms of expectations this morning and show you the weei. not much progress being expected. we are getting into the thick of earnings. there is not much on day-to-day, but as we work our way, we have the ecb and boj on later on this week. japan is closed today. be aware of that. it has been closed. let us move on and show you what is happening around the world with the gmm. this is the picture around the world. the big caps came under pressure today. that is interesting. the data out of japan, out of china. expectations,eat matched what we had this time around. as a result of which, it generally, there seems to be a sense of optimism this morning. excuse the cricketing story in asia this morning. the chinese equity markets fell, which is interesting as well. the s&p was up .5% friday. the banks were down despite some actually fairly good numbers from the likes of jpmorgan

carolyn mccall would stay until the end of the year at easyjet. taking actions to shore up the business in wake of the brexit negotiations and brexit event that loomed large in march, trying to get the aoc from the austrians. that seems to be the focus of their activity at the moment. let us leave that story to the side for a moment. we will return to it and get announcements from one of our colleagues on what this means for the aviation sector. let us talk about where we are on the broader market. the futures higher at the start of trade. looking at the function on the bloomberg, up by .3% on the euro 50.k the asian stock was decent. we saw the chinese gdp number coming in above estimates along with a host of other data around globalhelping to lift sentiments on the msci world index, heading for an all-time high. coupling that with the data in retail sales, all pointing towards a study, gradual -- s teady, gradual fed. we have the new zealand dollar in on the back foot after the lower new zealand dollar will rebalance growth. that is where we are

governor tom mccall was in office in 1967. in may 1967,ally he flew down by helicopter with the press there, landed on the beach, dramatically true a line in the sand and said that this, too, was part of the public beach. later on, the legislature would endorse mccall's idea, giving the governor power to declare more of the beachfront as public property where you could not build anything on it. , health care reform remains on top of the national nationaln top of the debate. oregon became a national leader with the passage of what was called the health services act, which extended medicaid coverage to all oregon citizens below the federal poverty level and to all citizens denied coverage because of pre-existing conditions. it was a revolutionary idea that man, passed by the oregon legislature, signed by the governor. one of the driving forces behind it was the senate president, who was a physician and made health care reform his signature accomplishment and which would eventually lead to him being elected oregon's governor. man

. >> this is tom mccall waterfront park in oregon, late after the former oregon governor tom mccall who is known for his strong environmental policies to right now we hear from author richard clucas about the complexities of oregon politics. >> the name of

routinely, when people talk about oregon, they talk about tom mccall. of the interesting things about, call is that while he was governor, he was a republican, a .ery moderate republican a fellow by the name of bob democrats the leading in the state for many years. he ran for governor four times and was elected once. he would often make a suggestion of something the state ought to say,nd the mccall would that's a good idea, we should do that. you can just imagine in the world today, a democrat saying we should do something and republican saying that's a good idea, we should do that. it's almost unimaginable today. but that's what it was like in the 1970's and 1980's. he used the initiative process better, more effectively than anyone else. , theghout the 1990's legislature in the state continuously had to respond to what he was proposing. chrysler became very effective because he turned the initiative process into a business. that way he could in essence make money i putting initiatives on the ballot. when you get to the 1990's in the first part of the

carolyn mccall appointed adds the new chief executive of the broadcaster itv, having formerly been aten a lot of speculation on this move already affecting the share prices of both the companies. now we have that story confirmed. much more on the bbc website for you, including the biz live page. 0verseas landlords shun the uk as tax changes bite. much more on the bbc news website. china's economy grew at 6.9%, higher than many forecast. it's trying to rein in debt. let's check in with the financial markets. the nikkei is closed for a public holiday today. a quick look at how the markets are faring. let's get the inside track. today we are going to get busy with a fizzy, a slogan that was made to sell sugary sodas, which is now being used to persuade consumers to switch to sparkling water instead. soda stream originated in 1903 with the first apparatus that could carbonate tap water. it reached maximum popularity in the 60s and 70s, aided by the tag line that we mentioned, as bottle shops became hangout central across the us. in 1991, the drinks—maker was purchased from cadbury—schwepp

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and a reminder mccall played at unlv. comfortable in this gym.r triples, 16 points in the first half. the sixers took markelle fultz number one overall. he takes an elbow to the nose and hurts his ankle, had to be helped off the floor. that's a bad sign. and our score as we speak -- they're leading in the third, we'll just say that. >>> super bike racing is motorcycle's equivalent of what stock car racing was when it started. take street-legal bakes, making them racers, and the best ride others the planet in segunda. take a look at how fast these guys go. 150 miles an hour. how close to the ground they are. great story in today's main event. chazz davis making his return to the track after being injured in a wreck with two-time champion john isny ray. davis takes the lead. davis on number 7. run over a couple of weeks ago by reyes. he's going to hold on for the win with ray finishing second. >>> more from barry bonds and bob myers talks luxury tax which is creeping up to be as much as the warriors' salaries here in the next couple of years. it's

so to talk about organ and political history and the interesting thing about tom mccall is and bob was the leading democrat for many years. and was the governor four times when -- reenforce times and then elected once. and then say that is a good idea we should do that. but just to match that in the republican turns around to say that is a good idea let's do that. but that is what looked like in the '70s and '80s. >> soul in the 1990's to be better more effectively so throughout the 1990's that day have to respond and he became very effective he turned the process into a business so innocence could make money without putting initiatives on the ballot so then you see one initiative after the other so he was the most important player. because even though he did not serve in the legislature to put that initiative bombed of valid -- on the ballot. but at 1.writing this book we talked about the progressives and we got that could be the initiative process because it was such a big deal and such a big part of the state's politically what was going on that was every single chapter that we talk

wanted toom mccall stop that. , in may ofically 1967, he flew down by helicopter, landed on the beach and are medically a line in the sand with a pull to say that -- pole to say that this too was part of the public beach. ,e would endorse his idea giving the governor power to declare more of the beachfront as public property where you cannot build anything on it. in 2017, where we are now, health-care reform remains on top of the national agenda, on top of the national the bead. you return -- debate. you return to 1939 and the health care debate was ill going on. oregon was the national leader ,ith the health services act which extended medicaid coverage to all oregon citizens below the poverty level. all citizens denied coverage because of pre-existing conditions. it was a revolutionary i there back then -- idea back then. one of the driving forces was senate president dr. john, he made health-care reform signature of trump is meant. it would eventually lead to him -- health-care reform his signature position. it would eventually lead to him being governor. get in 1989 trying to cove

itv has appointed the head of easyjet, carolyn mccall, as its new chief executive.own at the end of last month. paramedics, teachers, prison guards and firefighters are thousands of pounds worse off since 2010 after public—sector pay caps and freezes, according to the tuc. the head of the trade union body, frances o'grady, is calling for public—sector pay review bodies to be "genuinely independent". we use emojis every day, those little icons that we add to messages — so why not celebrate them? it's world emoji day! and there's serious money to be made from those little smileys you send to people on your phone. it's a £200 million business, in fact, due in part to fashion and music collaborations. nicolas loufrani is chief executive of the smiley company. what does the smiley company actually do? hello, jamie. well, the smiley company is a brand licensing company and we work with some of the biggest fashion chains in the world, big brands, through their fantastic creative products, to spread happiness and good vibes throughout the planet. what kind of products are t

forecasts a lift in profits, but is it prepared for the departure of its influential ceo carolyn mccalle markets continue that global swing upwards. the markets continue that global swing upwards. and with the long summer break just around the corner, we'll be looking at holiday camps with a difference — we'll speak to a woman who's replacing football and baking with coding and robotics. all throughout the day we're looking at the issue of childcare costs — we'd love to hear from you about your family's plans for the summer. are you taking time off or are you reliant on childcare? or 0rdo you give or do you give them a smart tablet and lope for the best like susanna! let us know. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. iama bit i am a bit more adventurous. hello and welcome to business live. welcome to the programe. we start in brussels — where the uk's brexit secretary — david davis — and the eu's chief negotiator — michel barnier — will wrap up their second round of talks on britain's exit later today. they are expected to give a progress report at a press conference later. so what are we lo

former oregon number tom mccall who was known for his strong environmental policies. right now we hear from author richard clucas about the complexities of oregon politics. >> the name of the book is "oregon politics and government."

disguised as a health care bill through congress before the august recess will they succeed last day mccall and valerie herb into the politics of. the refuser in a donald trump's visit to the g. twenty summit in germany and they're bad really really bad the almost universal opinion of his european trip is that it was a disaster both for the president and for our nation is nine years after george w. bush left office america is once again a pariah state joining me now is one of the few people i know who can find humor in situations like this john fugelsang is an actor comedian and political commentator so as the host of tell me everything on sirius x.m. insight one twenty one john welcome back. what a pleasure mr harben greetings from the new york bureau thank you oh he's nice having you with us it's always nice to see you. whole g. twenty trip strikes me as just wildly ironic i mean he gave his big speech in poland about defending the west and then what put that in quotes and then what about showing how wildly out of touch he is with genuine classical western values you know tarion ism and s

of easyjet, carolyn mccall, ms mccall, who will begin the new job next january, succeeds adam crozierds worse off since 2010 after public—sector pay caps and freezes, according to the tuc. the head of the trade union body, frances o'grady, is calling for public—sector pay review bodies to be "genuinely independent". the government has announced the first major contracts for the high speed two railway between london and birmingham. balfour beatty, the swedish—based skanska, and carillion — which is facing financial difficulties — are among the companies chosen to build tunnels, bridges and embankments at a cost of nearly seven billion pounds. another week another data breach, but what can you do? last week it was us phone carrier verizon's turn, exposing millions of data records. lloyds, the insurance market says a major global cyber—attack has the potential to trigger £40 billion of economic losses, roughly the equivalent to a catastrophic natural disaster like 2012's hurricane sandy. inga beale, chief executive of lloyds of london joins us. what are the important things? the importan

congressman mccall and reuber burger and senators rubio and kurnts and thank you for joining us this morning. thank you to the panelists as well. thank you. [ applause ]

patrick mccall, the nba veteran, on the roster, great bounce for the dunk.first nba possession. how about this pin block alex. mccall played at unlv. feels comfortable in the gym. 25 points in this one. sixers took markelle fultz number one overall, an elbow to the nose and hurt his ankle on this play. had to be helped off the floor by the sixers. they come back to win it, 95-93. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shuma. hope you have a great day. >>> mother nature's natural air conditioner back in full force. you probably felt it or saw it, whether or not you were at the coast, in the north bay. a good dose of fog this morning, scattering out and live look outside from our emeryville camera, see the sunshine here. nearly 80 degrees at the airport yesterday in oakland. but today, it will be even cooler. we still are looking at temperatures summer-like on the warm side, creek 90 today, cooling trend continues. look at midweek, in the mid-80s. and unfortunately the end of the week, warming up, looks like next weekend we could see numbers once again of t

the head of easyjet, carolyn mccall, is to be itv‘s new chief executive.ill take over the running of the commercial broadcaster early next year. a 16—year—old boy has appeared in court charged over a series of acid attacks in east london. the teenager who can't be named for legal reasons, is accused of grievous bodily harm with intent, robbery, and possessing a weapon designed to discharge a noxious liquid. that's a summary of the news, newsday is coming up at midnight — now on bbc news it's time for newsnight, and tonight's programme contains some strong language. is this government in the uk right now hanging on, needing time, and trying to get a grip? with big announcements on schools and transport today, the conservatives are projecting themselves as full of purpose, getting on with business. but tomorrow theresa may will read the riot act to the cabinet, telling them to stop the brexit backbiting and leaks over the role of the chancellor. is the pm on top of things? yes, we've had some changes in and around downing street, and changes to some of the w

our director would like you to note that kirsty mccall originally recorded that and tracy ullman madefamous. i think kirsty mccall is in the background vocals. >> interesting. >> very cool. >>> we have low clouds moving in rapidly. there was not much when we came in earlier but it's here now. you can see it filling in the san mateo coast. we will not deal with low clouds. the monsoon cloud cover has moved off. may be by the weekend it may start to filter back in. 60s for the temperatures. 40s and 50s for others. cool in the north. woodside, 51. stanford, 53. belmont, 55. tropical storm eugene running into cool waters and is starting to fall apart sending cloud cover toward baja, southern california in arizona. there is a west/northwest breeze in the city and around the bay. falcon low clouds will keep 60s on the coast. 70s around the bay and 80s and 90s if you are far enough inland. >>> we are starting and solano county. roadwork on 80 westbound into adelia junction. it does have a traffic jam on 80 if you drive through facile. you will notice that. they are late with the roadwork and

congressman mccall and reuber burger and senators rubio and kurnts and thank you for joining us this morning. thank you to the panelists as well. thank you. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> well thank you all very much for joining us today. i'm so grateful for the opportunity to be here at the capitol hill national security forum. and i'm grateful to my co-hosts, republican senator marco rubio and i are the senate co-hosts, chairman mccall and congressman are the house co-hosts and the four of us represent i think the best in bipartisan support for u.s. foreign policy and i'm grateful for this broad audience of folks from across the spectrum here in washington as well. i'm particularly thrilled to have the opportunity today to talk with my dear old friend secretary madeleine albright. i'll greatly introduce you. you are probably better known to this audience than any other audience in the world but i think it bears repeating on taking the prerogative of a senator to say that before your distinguished service as ambassador to the united nations and the 64th secretary of the united states,

mike mccall, homeland security committee serve in u.s. of counter-terrorism abdominal security and former deputy general serving under now senator john cornyn. thomas homan, you may have seen him last week. he's acting director of i.c.e., citizenship enforcement efforts to arrest and detain undocumented. former nypd police officer and u.s. border patrol agent. this guy is an interesting one. a republican kansas secretary of state, the co-chair of the election integrity commission, the one that president trump has designed to prove his claim millions voted illegally kris kobach. co-author of sb 1070, very controversial immigration law in arizona. of course jeff sessions a republican, who is the current attorney general under a little pressure these days. he's the former senator from alabama, from 1996 to '7alabama's attorney general for fr 1995 until later. serve from '81 to 1993. those are your options. somebody else may come up, no knows. for now bring in tsa administrator, coast guard comandante. sir, thank you for being with us. >> gla

early on a little shake and bake action, pull up three for patrick mccall. he had 25 points.he bucket and the foul. shortly after, jordan bell to the pin and the flush. eight points and two blocks but the warriors lose 95-93. you can catch them against the cavs on monday at 5:30 right here on nbc sports bay area. >>> a quick break here. stay tuned for the cutest flower girl ever. we have the story after the break. have assembled. spider-man... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> flower girls are good at stealing the show. but this one

mccall revealed the revised bill will probably keep the obamacare tax increases on healthier americansn place to help pay for coverage for the elderly and low income americans. the updated bill is expected to ease cuts to medicaid. the senate democratic leader called for bipartisanship. >> [chanting] >> we sent the majority leader four specific proposals led by shahen's amendment. the most important thing to stabilize the marketplace and lower premiums for many right now. >> republicans hope to schedule a vote on a revised bill as soon as next week. >>> time now 4:16. twitter users that were blocked from trump are suing. they say twitter is a public forum and says it's unconstitutional for the president to block people from following him on twitter. the institute wants a judge to stop the president and his social media team from blocking critics on the president's twitter account. so far, a spokes person for government lawyers declined to comment. >>> well, in a one-on-one interview with congressman nancy pelosi, wayne talked about how the democratic party lost the 2016 presidential el

patrick mccaw, but they were already down 21, mccall finished with 20. cal bear fans jabari bird, here he goes scoring 17. the warriors lose 93-69. warriors face the clippers tomorrow in a consolation game. >>> michelle wii at donald trump's golf course in new jersey, u.s. women's open, what an opening round, but par 4 10, 37 feet. oh, dear. par 5, first hole and this is a beauty to set up birdie. she shot a 6-under 66 and leads the field by one shot. >>> second season in major league baseball starts tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to start your day. good night. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> they'll all be there to start your day, all the news you need. good night.

. >> with me it democratic governor terry mccall i have of virginia in rhode island right now for the of the national governor's association meeting. good to see you again thank you for being with me. you heard that conversation. >> you bet. >> and there are cowords all over. and give the states freedom and flexibility. i know you governors like freedom and flexibility. you're also getting the bill for in. with the freedom appear flexibility for many states, particularly those medicaid expansion states comes the responsibility to keel with the growing number of people on medicaid and paying for it. >> well, here is where we are today we have all the governors up here. meeting today through the weekend. i serve as the chairman of the national governors. i've been meeting all day individually with governors. when this plan came out from the senate the i can tell you immediatelies in a nonstarter. hoke us poke us. it's actually worse. as bad as the original bill was this is worse tp take virginia i lose 1.4 billion over the next seven years. the bill that came out hurts people with preex

president emmanuel mccall spoke on how europe should handle the issue of migration to listen. misty beaucoup of real hope to put their asian sick to see sesame gots joy when speaking about a europe that can protect. since we addressed the problem of migration gone off without the year up on. i promise you how government presented an ambitious project yesterday to better handle applications by asylum seekers and refugees. yeah and also on that if you love affair if i want to promise to have a more comprehensive. and more human response in that regard. in terms of preventing migration realtors took about the connection was we can take credit for being more efficient and more human human and today we're announcing the creation of the franco german counsel for integration that the cost him. now for more on that joined a franco german cabinet meeting in paris today we can go across. to our berlin and joined christian mulling a defense expert at the german council of foreign relations thank you very much for joining us. this evening i the program is it fair to say the defense has be

we did an interview yesterday with mike mccall, the chairman of homeland security out here just withineally moments of the resignation of sean spicer. and he was very critical of the president for going after mueller. he said if he tried to fire mueller, which he can't do directly, but if he tried to take steps against mueller and we see how endangered sessions is as the attorney general, that that he said would be paranoid and would not go down well at all with congress. i think you're going to see a breaking of ranks among house republicans and that congress may take a stronger stand against this white house if he persists in going after the special counsel, who's almost universally admired on capitol hill. >> andrea, one more question before we let you get back to that security gathering there. donald trump jr., jared kushner, paul manafort, they're all set to speak to various committees this next week, all behind closed doors. what kind of deal did they have to cut to make those interviews private and what do you think we can expect to get out of those interviews? >> reporter: well

here's homeland security chair michael mccall. >> it sort of looks paranoid to me. i've known bob mueller for a long time. i worked in the justice department, he is a man of integrity. very highly respected in washington. when he was picked, very bipartisan support for this man. we need to let him do his job, wherever that may lead. >> if he fired bob mueller, i think you'd see a tremendous backlash response from both democrats but also republicans. >> we all know paranoia can destroy you. do you think the president is going to try to fire bob mueller or is it a test fire? >> i think it's -- we couldn't keep up with the headlines yesterday. we have another headline that jeff sessions -- that u.s. intelligence had recorded his conversations with -- or a conversation with kislyak saying that he talked to jeff sessions. we don't know if that's true yet. that's what the intelligence was telling us. but if this is to lay the groundwork for getting rid of bob mueller, i think this would be a huge mistake. i think in many ways bob mueller is inoculated from this because he

. >> reporter: brandon mccall is a former student who knew tom for 30 years. now a theater professional himself, brendan took on the task of directing "swift justices with the in addition to acting in it. working directly from notes tom had written himself. >> when people we care about suddenly leave us, i wonder, do they have any unfinished business? and i feel like in this case, there's actually a concrete thing that i know t.a. wanted to do. he wanted to do this show. >> reporter: and so for four nights this month, that is just what they did. they put on not just a performance, but a show. a show of respect for a mentor and friend, and a show of support for those he left behind. for most of his 30 plus years in the theater program, tom used to direct in a small, old theater, until a brand-new one was built just a few years ago. earlier this month, they named the stage in that theater after tom. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> a rieally neat story there. >>> right now, we do want to talk a little bit of a bargain. shoppers, we'll be talking about them c

emanuel mccall has enjoyed a meteoric rise to the top first securing the french presidency and then a landslide election victory for his party but his it bishan zx may go even further judging close on the functions. because since becoming a member of the national assembly it's been cooked meals cooked towns cooktown sold with. didn't put up a google notice when countries who have seven to eight children per woman you can decide to spend billions of years to not stabilize. zeroing in on the world of bitcoin is next here on r.t. international. the trump handshake at the g. twenty is now part of history while the reading appeared to go well both presidents said so moving forward on this pylon relationship is problematic at best for the u.s. and russia destined to be on its. colon is still exist. or rico is treated as one. hundred forty three cool as. the island is controlled by the us government and some puerto ricans crave independence. either way. there are. still many do wish to join the us hundreds more leave every day. with the country at a crossroads anger of the island is on the r

dubs in blue against minnesota and patrick mccall a 3rd quarter steal. golden state won it 77-69 in the first round of the summer league playoffs. >>> sam queerey born in san francisco, you took out andy murray in wimbledon to gain semifinal play. >> wow. >> that's fantas our next newscast is tomorrow >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> they'll all be here to start your day. have a great night!

dubs in blue against minnesota and patrick mccall a 3rd quarter steal.e won it 77-69 in the first round of the summer league playoffs. >>> sam queerey born in san francisco, you took out andy murray in wimbledon to gain semifinal play. >> wow. >> that's fantastic. >> good stuff. we'll be right back. our next newscast is tomorrow >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> they'll all be here to start your day. have a great night! captioning sponsored by cbs >> its long time voice of ker mit the frog is move blank blank. >> stephen: let's see, who do we have next here? okay, sean, remember, ker mit has to be relatable to children so let's try to keep it light and fun, okay. action. >> you had a, you know, someone as dispicible as hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons. >> next! action. (laughter) >> someone sent me an email. i can't help what someone sends me. >> stephen. >> he's a frog but he's not dumb, can you say something a little less stupid?

what about the new boss of itv coming from easyjet carolyn mccall, is that good news?ing revenue is very heavily linked to the economy so there could be some challenges ahead and there is way people are viewing content is now more down to on demand channels, putting her on a collision course with netflix and amazon, so a lot to get her teeth into. a quick look at the markets. carillion, gained almost 20% today. managed to claw back some of the value it lost last week. the us market flat at the moment. that‘s all from me, there is a roundup of all the other top business stories on our website, bbc.co.uk/business. sarah champion, a local mp has been tweeting: she goes on to say she‘s very disappointed the government have ignored the views of south yorkshire when deciding the route which will mean new homes in south yorkshire will be demolished after that confirmation of the route. here is a map showing what the government is now saying the hs2 route will be. houses in mexborough will be bulldozed to make way for the railway. ministers decided the line should serve the ex

itv has appointed the head of easyjet, carolyn mccall, as its new chief executive. month. paramedics, teachers, prison guards and firefighters are thousands of pounds worse off since 2010 after public—sector pay caps and freezes, according to the tuc. the head of the trade union body, frances 0'grady, is calling for public—sector pay review bodies to be "genuinely independent". blackrock the world's biggest asset manager, handling almost $6 trillion in assets has just announced that its profits were up more than 8.5% in the past three months. samirajoins me samira joins me from the new york stock exchange. doing well then? samira joins me from the new york stock exchange. doing well themm is. blackrock manages lots of money from small mom and pop shops to big institutions. it's grown to a huge size. part of the reason why we have seen size. part of the reason why we have seen such massive increases in the last three months is because of a few things, one of course we have been talking a lot about the stock market and how it's been on a record—breaking tear. that pla

donald trump is on day two of his visit to paris where he and emmanuel mccall appeared to have already overcome some of the differences. a new video allegedly showing us helicopters over iraq islamic state stronghold in syria has emerged as washington and its forces are now operating inside the city the u.s. describes its mission as quote advise assist and a company. and an eighteen year old palestinian has been killed in clashes with the israeli army near the west bank comes just hours after a shootout in east jerusalem in which two israeli police officers and three gunmen were killed. i want you all to international live from almost goes to jail with me. welcome to the program. this friday marks a year after the deadly tragedy in the french city of nice when the truck was rammed into a crowd leaving dozens dead. it is. a sin easy and living in france the attacker was known to police for several violent crimes. just terror tactics direction lone wolves to rent a truck and drive into a crowd if it. isn't that big of a. little g.o.p. say we are in a new era and friends will have to live

the daily show, my guest tonight is the democratic governor of virnlg yavment please welcome terry mccallme to the show, governor. >> honored to be with you. >> trevor: what a time to you have on, this is fun. timing is everything. >> we have got a few issues. >> trevor: yes, a few. let's get straight into it. president trump had his voter fraud commission, new commission that has come together to figure out where all these illegal votes are. >> which is a fraud, the commission. >> trevor: when were you offered by this commission to handle the information, it seemed like a scary overreach for many americans. you know t was federal government saying hey, all the states we would like voter names, emails, addresses, i think it was partial social security numbers. >> yep. >> trevor: a hell of a lot of information. >> that's right. >> trevor: why do you think so many people were hess tanlt to hand that over, information over and why did you as the governor say no, we won't hand that information. >> i'm proud. i was the firs governor. no way were they getting my personal information from my peo

fifty million euros and defense cuts are at the heart of the row between french president emmanuel mccall. and now former head of the armed forces feared to give you a. the cuts mean that new military equipment orders will be delayed or cancelle. in a statement released wednesday dubilier said he no longer felt able to guarantee the robust defense force he feels is necessary to protect france. behind the cuts is the government's aim to meet the e. u. deficit cap of three percent of gdp. which meant cutting the defense budget. some have criticized michael's decision even though he said he'll keep his campaign promise of increasing defense spending to two percent of gdp by twenty twenty five. the cuts come while french troops are currently deployed in multiple joint military operations across the world. francis three thousand strong counter terrorism force in mali as part of operation bar can cost hundreds of millions of euros in twenty sixteen. friends is also part of the international coalition fighting against the islamic state armed group in iraq and syria. its operation jamaal fare cos

the woman behind global hates like umbrella and diamonds was first created by brigitte mccall. the full official talks with the president. well i n't. eighty. and they were incredibly welcoming to us. we focused on the topic of education from global aspects and. we're gonna make a very big announcement this coming september genuine league but. we'll go on to do even more work this october in africa. i was so inspired and impressed with his leadership and. i can't wait for you guys to hear. where this is going to go but i think this is the year for? education and. thank you so much. breanna anthy and he's a pads. now this wednesday in france french director luc besson is releasing his science fiction epic than aryan and the city. of a thousand planets it colson i will trigger a one hundred and ninety seven million euros to make. meaning it's the most expensive european film ever produced and the most expensive independent film as a produced. delano d'souza takes a spin through a world of gargantuan monsters intergalactic battles and magical pose anti male so catch another glimps

at but not a in the midst of this crisis mccall and is a is is being a calming is that with the closest translation of this headline i understand. are on the box of migrants on the ritzy saying one thing about european solidarity in this matter but actually. siamo solely we are on our own says add that they played the intro there in that article in the right meaning no john ali lost stompbox. the migrant crisis micro it has disappointed easily. is at another at headline there and you can see the street house in french how for the time in the second half there is saying. microphones european union is not. no strap european union it's not our european union and is so clearly that a lot of anger because press buttons on social media in italian here in english infuriating. to see michael unholy spanish leader talk about solidarity and defend the u. n. at the same time reject any possibility to manage. migration something love italians hoping for practical solutions quick solutions and they're not. necessarily iconic at junker merkel michael on their idea of helping it to me with the migrant

organized a large scale tribute to the victims some of their families will be there and president mccall is set to meet them privately later he also appeared at a highly protected central square and shook hands with people in the crowd the event is set to continue throughout the evening. one year ago a radicalised to new zealand man around a truck into a crowd celebrating the national holiday of busty all day killing eighty six people the terrorist was shot dead by police islamic state later claimed responsibility for the atrocity. it is. easy and living in france the attacker was known to police for several violent crimes. just terror tactics direction lone wolves to rent a truck and drive into a crowd. that forgot it. you won't you will see we are in a new era and france will have to live with terrorism. well a year on from the attacks some survivors a still recovering in hospital and around three thousand others needing counseling from aid organizations or we spoke to a spokesperson of the national institute for victim support and mediation who told us how they need to help those affe

easy jet chief carolyn mccall is leaving the airlines joined on tv. took over as chief executive of the uk's biggest commercial broadcaster in january twenty eighteen. after seven years with the low cost carrier. calls previously chief executive of the guardian media group. and the french carmaker who knows says global sales rose ten percent in the first six months of the year. out pacing in the wider market which grew about two point six percent. the auto maker benefited from strong growth in emerging markets in the asia pacific region as well as brazil and. argentina. has also launched a new you suv model in china. and began selling cars in iran after most international sanctions were lifted. the white house is promoting a weeklong event to highlight merchandise that is made in america. the president plans to showcase a product from each state at the white house and includes bowls from alaska soup from new jersey. and cowboy hats from texas. in the week long celebration of american manufacturing president donald trump also plans to tour factories. u

angeles are currently fighting for the right to host the twenty twenty four olympics and emmanuel mccall seems determined to get france across the finish line first the very day macron officially took office he couldn't wait to make his elim pick charm offensive a priority. right with you on your venture for the olympics paralympics in the twenty twenty four checks of. both the twenty twenty four and twenty twenty eight games are up for grabs at the paris in los angeles it's all about who gets one year to macron it seems getting first place is a big deal bigger than usual for a head of state he's already made his pitch in switzerland an unusual move for a country's leader who normally only make an appearance at the host city vote just north of tampa trump was absence for the poor paris man who spearheaded the french bid before macro to grab the reins was noticeably eclipsed by the president we hold two stage and then there's the campaigning has been enthusiastic to say the least showcasing his sporting prowess and trying hard to show just was an all rounder he is the founder olympic valu

the head of easyjet, carolyn mccall, is to be itv‘s new chief executive.the commercial broadcaster early next year. police in manchester say a suspected arson attack at a mosque in the city is being treated as a hate crime. five fire engines tackled the blaze at the nasfat islamic centre last night — a prayer room was damaged. 0ur correspondent elaine dunkley reports from manchester. the nasfat islamic centre set on fire, parts of the mosque turned to ash and classrooms destroyed. luckily no one was inside. investigators searched for clues as to who was responsible while worshippers were forced to pray in the car park. if this was ramadan, people would have died here. they are still here until 11 o'clock every day. this is how bad it is. this is the third fire in three yea rs this is the third fire in three years and the most serious. in recent months pigs heads have been thrown into the building during services. i am fearfulfor thrown into the building during services. i am fearful for my kids, thatis services. i am fearful for my kids, that is all i am a

a reminder, mccall played at unlv. 25 points in this one. sixers took markelle fultz.all, took an elbow to the nose. and hurts his ankle, had to be helped off the floor. dubs take on the cavs monday night. this sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> when you can't put ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer today and get up to $4,500 in allowances. >>> good evening. i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines, that huge crane atop a burned out building has come down. that means evacuated residents can start going home. a six-story building under construction burned down causing 700 to 900 people to be evacuated. four large fires burn in california. other fires include a 2700 acre fire in butte county. and in yolo county, the winters fire is 75% contained at 2,000 acres. we now have our first look at an actual tesla model three. elon musk tweeted this picture. about 30 model threes will be delivered to customers on july 28th. >>> president trum

has steadfastly refused not only to cooperate with lawful for your requests but remember michael mccall who is the republican chairman of the department of the committee on homeland security and bill keating his congressional counterpart who's a democrat from massachusetts both were apoplectic at the total lack of regard the f.b.i. showed not just to american citizens but to congress over and over and over again they ignored congressional subpoenas that's what's interesting and you bring up an interesting thing about the f.b.i. there because you know dzhokhar while appealing his death sentence has been under what's called special administrative measures these essentially prevent inmates from giving interviews to the press and make it very difficult want to talk to anybody at all even their own lawyers yeah now the official reasoning behind these measures are to hypothetically prevent terrorists and mobsters from continuing their work from behind bars but if the f.b.i. says the brothers were part of a larger terror network why is the government someone attempts of. keeping dzhokhar quiet