he met glen campbell a few times. some him up for us. —— you met. he met glen campbell a few times.him up for us. -- you met. in that interview we saw a little bit off, when he was trying to remember those lyrics, that was my conversation with him from 2011, shortly after he and his family announced that he was suffering from alzheimer's. i spent the day with him and the family. we went to the golf course and ended the day in his garage studio with members of his family, his children, playing the hits, those extraordinary songs which i think were his favourite. there was a glint in his eye when he performed that song. at this stage he was suffering from alzheimer's and still an incredibly gifted guitar player. he needed the help with the lyrics from the songs he seemed to instinctively know how to play the guitar and itjust came flooding back to him. great songs and a great showman. he was just terrific to listen to and to watch him and hear him talk as well as singing. yes, a great showman. he was a pop star, a country style, in true grit with john wayne, was a pop star, a country

most of whom had never met each other. and of course in the 18th century, each colony was really a separate organization with its allegiance to the crown. so there wasn't any sort of national unity to speak of. and when the delegates came, everyone said, well, we'll meet at the philadelphia state house, ie,independence hall, not known of that of course. but it was associated with the proprior tore and the proprietor was associated. where can we meet. it happened that the master of the company was sitting in the pennsylvania legislature and one of the delegates appointed by pennsylvania to the continental congress, who was a member of the company, and they said well, the gentleman, we have a nice new building just a few yards away at the state house. and we'd be pleased if you would meet there. so the group looked over, this looks like a lovely place to me and they were in the place they met in 1774. and out of that came the first cooperative movements of the 12 colonies that met that georgia didn't send a representative. t

we travelled to germany, where we met motassin.etected here. —— is youth. he was one of many groomed by the group. they would give is whatever we wa nted group. they would give is whatever we wanted and tell us we were the best, that we were right and all the others were wrong and must fear us. they would also allow us to carry oui’ weapons wherever we go. they would also allow us to carry our weapons wherever we go. for two weeks, he underwent military training and was killed in sharia law. he was assigned to a media unit. 0thers, though, volunteered for suicide missions. they prefer children to adults because they can use them to bomb between civilians. nobody would expect that a 11! or 16—year—old boy would bomb himself. both teenagers that we met say they've turned their backs on is but, as we travelled across europe, we learned of at least three more young fighters living here. we approached the eu police force europol, but they declined to comment. europe is still vulnerable but it's here where the journey begins. 0n the turk

to claim that mainstream media has met its make. plain. the isis militants are just shows patrolling sunderland turn and rodimus is coming. enemy troop movements have been spotted on to other side of the river. here in the early to troops of militants have joined forces with. those groups elusive to clear their determination to fight for an independent islamic state in the philippines are severely. limited after two months of fun to the army keeps finding hidden weapons and explosives. not being rationed in areas where civilians are used to live on a daily occurrence. you're not alone in. but the one. i know only to get him i didn't. see the. scene. walking didn't. believe. me yet if there's a species that says he doesn't. know this i notice let me bring in one million people and i'm. killed. even. now no one's income to pay for that he's running and that's. the back to politics you know i'm talking with william cohen the former secretary of defense under president bill clinton former republican senator of maine presently chairman and c.e.

to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. for decades the american middle class has been railroaded by washington politics. big money corporate interests that's thrown down a lot of boys that's how it is in the new culture in this country now that's where i come in. i mean it's still on our to you america i'll make sure you don't get railroaded you'll get the straight talk in the straight. question. hello i'm tom are going to washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture is the trumpet ministration actually full of nazis or just people who like to play them on t.v. i'll ask around.

they will be met with fire and fury, like the world has never seen. he has been very threatening beyond a normal statement. as i said, they will be met with fire, fury, and frankly, power, he has been very threatening the likes of which this world has never seen before. thank you. thank you. >> thank you. >> after that meeting with the president, health and human services secretary tom price and conway spoke to reporters and took questions about the administration strategy for fighting the opioid epidemic. >> they are coming out. sec. price: good afternoon. anjust have come from extremely productive meeting with the president and the first lady. gathered to talk about the opioid crisis. the president and first lady are engaged on ally tragedy that is crossing the country. the president understands the magnitude of this challenge, how devastating it is, how it devastated individuals and families and communities large and small. he understands the effect it has had on our nation, especially on families and on children. the numbers are absolutely -- 52,0

time that mainstream media has met its make. back to politicking i'm talking with william cohen the former secretary of defense under president bill clinton former republican senator of maine presently chairman and c.e.o. of the cohen group a global business consulting firm in your first term in congress you got involved with the house judiciary committee one of the first republicans to break that the party and vote for impeachment of richard nixon. based on elections next year do you think there's a possibility of an impeachment of this president. i don't at this point i i think people are waiting to find the outcome of the investigation being conducted now by the special prosecutor such i think talk of impeachment this point is very premature i think we have to wait and see were there any was there any collusion with the russians on the part of home how high up to the go if it went beyond just a few of the the lower level staff people that's one thing if it climbed up to the president's higher level staff or even his family th

claim that mainstream media has met its maker. willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but news first signed up. to be free again poisoned by our own people i've seen stuff that was nuclear biological and chemical products the said do not truck tires all types of styrofoam polystyrene batteries trucks there was a complete denial i think at all levels of government that there was any connection between berm pits and what these brave soldiers were suffering from to compensate every soldier marine airman and sailor that was on the ground that are complaining about illnesses from their exposure from the berm pits would really literally send a v.a. broke and they don't want to pay it so the wady in decades a lot of those soldiers will die in time and they will have to pay and. call for help and get the middle finger the movie is to model is. delayed and no. one. got another you. know there was. not a. twin terror attacks in spain thirteen a killed in school was injured after a van plowed into them in boston the

they will be met with fire and furry like the world has never seen. he has been very threatening beyond a norm l al statement and as i said, they will be met with fire , furry and prankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. the likes of which this world has never seen before, powerful words present the president that come on the heels of a recent un security council decision to impose a new set of sanctions against north korea, so significant are these sanctions that un ambassador nick i haley described them as a gut punch to the country. now north korea responded to those sanctions say ing that and be willing to take physical action against the united states and then the news breaking this afternoon that north korea had developed a miniature iced nuclear war head that can fit inside a missile. i spoke with john giz i, white house correspondent for news max to make sense of all of this responding to the president's intense words in light of this intensifying situation. take a listen. intense words they are and hopefully they wi

rec rngor >> yeah. >> when we last met the evancho family, my colleague juju chang met up with both sistersam with me." so these are singles? >> just days before jackie took the stage. the storm of controversy already brewing. >> i am doing this for my country. i support my sister 100%, and i think it's a shame that this has people questioning that. >> reporter: her sister juliet was preparing for her own milestone. >> normally, we'd go out and support jackie. but this is a big moment for juliet. we're just going to have her srs procedures done, sex reassignment surgery. >> reporter: mom lisa would be with juliet at the hospital. ♪ and the rockets' red glare while dad mike and the two younger children would go to d.c. to cheer on jackie. >> ever since she first came out i've always been really excited for this day for her. so i guess we both just wish we could be there forach other. >> you're getting teary-eyed. >> yeah. >> why? >> because i love her. she's my sister. and i'm happy. >> you're happy for her. >> yeah. >> reporter: a lot has changed in six months. jackie has since released an

that was met by counter protests.afternoon someone plowed his vehicle into the protesters of the valleys. and a helicopter headed to the incident and crashed killing two people onboard. three people are dead following violence in charlottesville. >> white supremacistses and counter protesters clashed. starting on friday, white nationalists assembled swinging torches. police calling it an unlawful seamly. violence reached a new level when a car ran into the group protesting the white supremacistses. >> the fatal crash taking the life of a 32-year-old woman. the suspect identified as a 20-year-old white male. two officers, llt cullen and burke bates died in a helicopter crash assisting public safety. white nationalists are being blamed by the governor for bringing violence to the state. >> go home. you are not wanted in this commonwealth. >> president trump speaking to the nation also condemned the violence. >> we condemn in this strongest terms this display of pigtry and violence on many sides. >> many are asking why t

they will be met with fire and fury, like the world has never seen. he has been very threatening beyond a normal statement. as i said, they will be met with fire, fury, and frankly, power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. thank you. thank you. >> they are coming out. sec. price: good afternoon. we just have come from an extremely productive meeting with the president and the first lady. gathered to talk about the opioid crisis. the president and first lady are absolutely fully engaged on a tragedy that is crossing the country. the president understands the magnitude of this challenge, how devastating it is, how it has devastated individuals and families and communities large and small. he understands the effect it has had on our nation, especially on families and on children. the numbers are absolutely -- 52,000 overdose deaths in 2015. 33,000 of those approximately related to opioids. the numbers in 2016 are no better. the numbers in 2017 are even worse than 2016. so, we briefed the president on our strategy that includes making c

they will be met with fire and fury. north korea said they are considering to launching missiles at the u.s. territory of guam. blayne alexander joins us. >> reporter: what we are watching is escalation from both sides. strong words from president trump. there are still several more steps before a long range nuclear weapon is finalized. but this major and massive step forward now puts the pressure on president trump and his administration to act quickly. nbc news is reporting that north korea -- onto the head of a missile. an ominous milestone met with this ominous message. >> they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> reporter: this on the heels of a missile test experts say could reach cities as far east as chicago. the news coming one day after north korea warned of thousand fold revenge. after sanctions. >> this is going to send a very stong message and a united message. >> reporter: still, not enough to get north korea to back down. >> we are working on deterrence with a rogue regime. >> r

they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never se seen. he has been very threatening beyond a normal statement. as i said, they will be met with fire, fury and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. >> reporter: the president's statement also attracted bipartisan criticism from members of congress, perhaps most notably from republican senator john mccain who said an american president needs to be able to back up his statements, and he said he wasn't sure president trump at this point was ready to act. the president's words also likely to complicate the efforts of the secretary of state in the region. alisyn, back to you. >> joe, thank you very much for all that background. the escalating tension between the u.s. and north korea prompting neighboring countries to consider deploying more

i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feeling started to change you talked about war like it was again still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question are are. and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with death this one quite different as i speak to you now because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. been in our family one hundred eighteen years. my great grandparents came in one thousand nine hundred six. it's not as bad as it used to be but there's still enough people coming through that. there's more dope coming across now than ever. so even though there's do you worry legals. the damage caused by the people back and drugs is more substantial because that now you've got to go find where the fences. then you got to put the cows back where you want to put up. so you spend half a day doing some point that is that you shouldn't have to do that if they controlled both. get ou

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he's the most competitive person i've ever met.he sinks three-foot putts. >> reporter: short lived anthony scaramucci probably meant to say 30 foot putts. 3 foot putts aren't that hard to take especially when you take gimmes the trump way. >> the length of the leather grip on your putter, he takes putts within a driver. like those long drivers and it's like, wait a minute, what about that putt you just took? by that moment it's gone. and now he's over here tipping some greens keepers and he's over here yelling at some people that are building his cart path. it's madness. >> reporter: but also a lot of fun to hear rick riley and other folks who played with donald trump describe it. they say he is the consummate host, if not factually challenged when it comes to his golf score, wolf, because reportedly donald trump claims a 2.8 handicap. that's a very elite level of play. you're looking at someone who would shoot in the mid 70s low 70s. when you talk to people who played with him including professional golfers like ernie els and rory

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he met with tom price and director of policy richard baum.e's president trump just moments ago. >> a great way to prevent drug addiction and overdose is to prevent people from abusing drugs in the first place. if they don't start, they won't have a problem. if they do start, it's awfully tough to get off. >> unfortunately this topic hits home for millions of americans, but also for our next guest nashville mayor megan berry who just returned yesterday after losing her 22-year-old son max to a drug overdose. first of all, deep condolences to you for your son max. i can't imagine what you're going through. please tell us about max. >> we don't want max's death to define his life, but we also have to keep this from happening. this as it relates to overdoses for our children is critical. i'm speaking today as a mom, but as a mayor, we need to make sure we're doing things in our community so other children and other parents don't have the same fate. >> so you're waiting on results of a toxicology report to confirm what drugs your son may have been

and, as i said, they will be met with fire, fury, and frankly, power. the likes of which this world has never seen before. >> reporter: this dramatic escalation of rhetoric all the more alarming, given the latest extraordinary intelligence assessments of north korea's nuclear capabilities. first reported in the "washington post" and confirmed by abc news, u.s. intelligence now produce a miniaturized nuclear warhead that can fit inside its missiles, including its intercontinental ballistic missiles. kim jong un's claim that he was standing next to such a nuclear device last march was met with some skepticism. but this latest intelligence assessment says he has indeed produced that device. >> theis is the most momentous day in his nuclear program. >> reporter: just ten days ago he tested an icbm into space going higher and farther than before. but analysts say if the trajectory was lowered, it could potentially reach the east coast of the united states, including new york and washington, d.c. >> there's still two pieces of the puzzle left. one is he has t

they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. he has been very threatening beyond a normal state, and as i said they will be met with the fire and fury and, frankly, power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. early results in kenya's election put president uhuru kenyatta in the lead — but the figures are rejected by his rival, raila odinga. dramatic scenes in the south african parliament. president zuma narrowly survives a vote of no confidence against him. and the american country music legend glen campbell has died at the age of 81. hello. north korea's official news agency says the country is considering launching missile strikes near the american airbase on guam, in what is a sharp rise in rhetoric between the two countries. the report says pyongyang is looking at a plan to fire medium—to—long—range rockets around the american territory in the western pacific where us strategic bombers are based. all this as reports from us intelligence which suggest that north korea has produced a nuclear warhead small enoug

ijust met was witnessed by everyone. i just met with was witnessed by everyone.just met with fbi director christopher ray and eternal general jeff sessions. the department of justice has opened a civil rights investigation into the deadly car attack that killed one innocent american and wounded 20 others. to anyone who acted criminally in this weekend's racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. justice will be delivered. as i said on saturday, we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence. it has no place in america, and as i have said many times before, no matter the colour of ourskin, we times before, no matter the colour of our skin, we all live under the same laws. we all salute the same great flag and we are all made by the same almighty god. we must love each other, show affection for each other and unite together in condemnation of hatred, bigotry and violence. we must rediscover the bonds of love and loyalty that bring us together as americans. racism is evil, and those who cause violence in i

they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. early results in kenya's election put president uhuru kenyatta in the lead but the figures are rejected by his rival, raila odinga. hong kong closes 13 beaches as more and more congealed palm oil washes ashore. and the american country music legend glen campbell has died at the age of 81. north korea's official news agency says the country is considering launching missile strikes near guam, in what is a sharp rise in rhetoric between the two countries. the report says pyongyang is looking at a plan to fire medium—to—long—range rockets towards the american territory in the western pacific where us strategic bombers are based. it follows news from us intelligence officials who say north korea has produced a nuclear warhead small enough to fit onto its ballistic missiles. donald trump warned north korea that any further threats would be met, as he put it, "with fire, fury and power." this was donald trump's warning. north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they wi

a little earlier we were backstage as the main attractions met. >> we've never met. >> reporter: tomi lahren doesn't hold back on tv or in her internet offerings. >> i'm getting pretty sick and tired of the failing mainstream media. >> your husband was a drug dealer. >> it protects your right to be a whiny indulgent attention-seeking cry baby. >> reporter: last week lauding the president's tweeted transgenders in the military ban. >> the military is not a social experiment. it's a fighting force. finally we have a commander in chief who understands that and isn't willing to put feelings and political correctness over military readiness and the mission. >> reporter: confronted about that backstage. >> unfortunately some of the stuff that you say even though you may not say it from that place there are people that are listening to that and they interpret it in the wrong way. >> reporter: elsewhere, plenty tomi fans. this guy all the way from michigan. >> she got me into politics. >> he could be into kim kardashian and lady gaga but he's interested in politics so i'll take that as a win

>> a fuf of us just met deputy sullivan. he said secretary tillerson hasn't changed since he first went to asia when he came. he's not going to negotiate his way to the negotiating table. he's willing to talk, but north korea has to send a signal that it wants a diplomatic solution, and that would be stopping nuclear tests, stopping missile tests, and committing to some kind of dee nuclearization. it doesn't have to be a full-scale stopping of everything, but it has to be a signal that it's ready to solve this problem diplomatically. certainly we are going to hear, i think as will said, the rhetoric is just going to go sky high. i think the concern is that they'll move further away from that, wolf. >> elise, thank you. will ripley, thanks to you as well. >> if i could just add quickly, would have. >> go ahead. >> the north koreans said just last month that denuclearization is a nonstarter for them. so, the united states saying they have to commit to something that north korean officials told me a month and a half ago absolut

he met with that reporter and he met with a campaign donor. does it disturb you? does it say anything about this white house, if you entertain that kind of story? sarah: it doesn't bother me that the press secretary would take a meeting with somebody involved in the media about a story. none of that was disclosed. they had a conversation and that was the end of it. you guys come to us with stories all day. i've taken meetings with the majority of the people in this room. i don't always know the nature of the story of which you're coming to talk to me about. but it's my job to talk to you, to listen. and i'm responding. the president didn't have knowledge of this story. the white house didn't have any involvement in the story. and beyond that, it's ongoing litigation that doesn't involve anybody in the building, and so i'd refer you to the parties that it does. >> sarah, i have two questions for you, because i want to follow up on something you said yesterday, after my first question. you were on that flight back from the g20. did you advise the president to be tru

they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen.ng beyond a normal state. as i said, they will be met with fire, fury, and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. >> again, very harsh word there. very strong language being used, not exactly clear what are president trump's red lines when it comes to north korea. he talked about threats and threatening posture. we saw pyongyang issue that threat against guam. not clear what type of things they are looking for and where they are drawing their red lines with regards to a potential response. this all coming after president trump had a success of the united nations imposing sanctions. we will have to wait and see where this goes from here. >> a lot of people noting part of the phrase like the world has never seen, he had said that about a completely different subject a few minutes before that in that same briefing after he had a briefing about the opioid epidemic in the united states, like the world has never seen. but fire and fury, and power are getting a lo

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the biggest mets fan going.pecial. when the team's owner suited me up in orange and blue -- >> we need a jersey for you, mr. roker. >> reporter: and asked me to throw out the night's first pitch, an honor and an offer i couldn't refuse. and one i didn't want to mess up. all right. got my jersey. i'm one step closer to mounds of fun. first up, my son, nick and i, got to meet the mets. my son, nick. and i got some tips from the pros. what's the secret to a good first pitch? >> i'm sure for you, it's like being on set. you got lights and cameras. but you have to focus on one. your focus needs to be on home plate and whoever is catching the ball. >> reporter: how do i do this? >> do a fastball. >> a fastball. >> hit the catcher's mask. >> reporter: i'm aiming for your face. i have people that do the same for me but we're not playing baseball. >> you'll have time to warm up, right? >> reporter: yeah. i don't think it will do any good. >> that's all right. >> reporter: as long as i don't bounce it, i'll be thrilled. a

and that's where we met her, in the backyard of the barbecue. i thought she was sophisticated, i thought she was kind, i thought she was lovely. and our first impression of her was very good. >> reporter: they dated for close to a year. until that day when he didn't show up for work. the landscapers and dr. sonnier's co-worker gave up knocking on the door and decided to look for the doctor out back. >> and i opened the gate and the one whole section of windows had been just laid over in the house. >> reporter: they peered inside. >> and there was a gatorade bottle, which was kind of a strange thing, and you could tell something terrible had happened. >> so the young lady behind us immediately went in, and i went after her. >> reporter: that's when nathan found a shell casing on the floor and becky called 911. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> somebody has broken a window in the back and the doctor did not show up for work today. there's a bullet that was laying on the ground. >> okay, was it an actual bullet or had it already been fired? >> i do

to claim that mainstream media has met its make. healthcare america means in fattening up administrators they're not hiring doctors they're not actually improving health but they are creating more bureaucracy more fees more infant mortality life expectancy is dropping overall health standards are collapsing. and i'm actually town see where in north kensington location of the grenfell tower this is going underground on the day u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn introduces hip hop duo run the jewels at this year's glastonbury festival in the southwest of england coming up in the show we also call the u.k. counter-terror minister of the lord wes whether only the army on the streets surveillance and police with guns can save juries amazing britain from british foreign policy and the next terror attack under the law of the london tobe locals evacuated ten days. killing. our image of the poorest communities in one of the richest in the world question. british government guilty of deliberate and systematic social plans ing of british cit

we actually met, i met lena before i met him and then, i met him a couple of times.d we both knew that like, we we're gonna leave that studio for two years. like, he's an amazing person. he's so truly strange and he's like my sibling now. >> seth: that's great. and then do you -- when you have disagreements with someone you're that close with, what happens? >> i mean, i think we're pretty good at this point at like kind of talking it out. he's like my work husband. >> seth: that's good. >> lena will like, pop down the hole and be like, "how are you guys doing?" we're like, "good." but no, i mean, we would like -- we would share food. there's this thing called a protein box from starbucks. do you know about this? >> seth: i don't know the protein box. >> you probably don't, because you're quite fancy, but -- >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> it's like a hard boiled egg, and two pieces of cheese and some grapes. >> seth: oh yeah, no. i have a hard boiled egg, three pieces of cheese. >> yeah, right, right, right. [ light laughter ] so we would eat like half of the pr

on the news tonight the president has met with protest as he hits the road at a rally in phoenix and then a speech at the american legion in reno and secretary of defense james mattis meets with turkish president. and pledge of support against the kurdish p.k. k. and china and russia protest the united states at the un for a series of new sanctions designed to curtail north korea's nuclear program i know a chance sitting in for ed schultz here in washington d.c. you're watching our team america. good evening we start tonight with the president back on what looks like the stump president followed up a rally in phoenix arizona on tuesday night with a speech to the american legion in reno this morning both of ants were met with protests the administration has been blamed for insensitivity in the wake of the charlottesville violence president attempted to clean up his image by focusing on a new message in phoenix you always understood. what washington does not are a movement is a movement built on love love. love for struggling americans who've been left behind and love for every america

once or twice, they have not met once or twice, they have met three times. ys have met three times. fortune has always favoured the black ferns. they have beaten england in every final they have played them in. the black ferns have never lost a rugby world cup final. they are the four—time champions and they backed themselves to win a fit. when it comes to rivalry, emily skerrett knows how deep this runs. they are the games you look forward to. the games where you beat teams by four oi’ games where you beat teams by four or five tries. they are good but they are not why you play rugby, you play rugby for the tough ones you have to grind out, where you have to be astute with your decisions and all that sort of stuff. i really hope it will be one of those games, it is teed up to be a fantastic test match as it should be for a world cup final. england will be looking to retain the title that they won backin to retain the title that they won back in 2014 when they beat canada. a record global audience for women's world —— rugby world cup final is expected. for t

he sang happy birthday to me. >> i met dr. at a sixers' game, julius erving, for those of you that don't know. >> not a real doctor. >> he gave me a checkup, dana. [laughter] and then i got his autograph and then i lost it. >> i've done that. >> i grew up in wyoming and colorado and there are not that many celebrities, but i think i met john elway when i was a kid. he was the quarterback for the denver broncos. it might not have been. sammy winder, i remember, i think he was a wide receiver or a running back, i met him. >> stop. >> i would say me, because i saw my -- i met myself early. no, no. we used to go to car shows. my dad would take me to car shows. kent mcchord and martin milner, come on, people, "adam 12." i got autographs of both of them. >> no idea who that is. >> you were like minus 10 when "adam 12" was on. second question, this is a good one. from bill j., "what was your favorite childhood television show and who was your favorite character." do not say "little house on the prairie." >> why? it was my favorite sh

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they will be met with fire, and fury. a vote of no—confidence injacob zuma in south africa ended like this. a vote of no-confidence is accordingly negatives. this is the eighth no—confidence vote that the president has the vibe. meanwhile, counting is underway in the general in kenya. we could get you the latest from the track of the world athletics championships as well as telling you more about the norovirus virus that has affected some of the athletes there. welcome to outside source. this is botswa na's welcome to outside source. this is botswana's isaac welcome to outside source. this is botswa na's isaac makwala. welcome to outside source. this is botswana's isaac makwala. one of the favourites to win a medal at the world athletics championships taking place here on monday. but he has been struck down by the norovirus as have many athletes at the games. officials are trying to limit the spread of the virus which has already affected many competitors and staff. this is the time when the world's best athletes should b

me of the cast had met her. how much did you know aboutjo cox? me of the cast had met her.spiration, to do it in honour of her. this les miserables is on until saturday, but it is hoped that the new youth theatre will continue and provide a lasting legacy for a much loved mp —— theatre. lots of ha rd lots of hard work has gone into that. we are talking about rudeness later today, he thinks we are getting ruder and we are going to getting ruder and we are going to get to a level of, credit ——a level of armageddon. lots of people have said, when sales assistants ignore them, that is extremely rude. craig has said that people pushing in at the bar, and people skipping queues, thatis the bar, and people skipping queues, that is very rude. keep those stories coming in. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i‘m claudia—liza armah. a man, believed to be a teenager, has been stabbed to death in croydon. police were called to georgia road in thornthon heath at around 11 o clock last night. he died there an hour later. he would

territory will be met with an overwhelming response. that's a message that was made clearer today by secretary mattis and others. so, is this a threat the u.s. expects north korea to act on, no. is it one they take seriously, for sure, yes. >> yeah, but it doesn't -- and from the sounds of statement doesn't seem like they're taking what the president and his advisers are saying too seriously. robin, we have this new north korea response, sounds a lot like how the americans described kim jong-un. how do you see the president responding to this? >> i think he'll use the tough language he's used over the last 24 hours. i think what's elect fieing to people is the way this confrontation has escalated. people are talking about firing missiles or confrontation and fury and fire. when in fact, diplomacy's still the way out of this. there's a certain exterior that's been -- somebody's got to pull it back a bit and that's where left leg depend on what the president says. i think the outside world, particularly those in the neighborhood of north

they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. the motion of no—confidence the president is accordingly negative. celebrations for south africa's anc party as president zuma narrowly survives a parliamentary vote of no confidence against him. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme. several beaches are closed in hong kong as congealed palm oil continues to wash ashore. and the american country music star glen campbell has died at the age of eighty—one. we look back at his life & career. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 8:30 in the morning in pyongyang where north korea's official news agency said it was considering missile strikes near guam, where us strategic bombers are based. it follows news from us intelligence officials who say north korea has produced a nuclear warhead small enough to fit onto its ballistic missiles. earlier donald trump warned north korea that any further threats would be met, as he put it, with fire, fury and power. north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they wi

we also met with other farmers and try to understand the next generation. we know the farming community is aging, and we need to bring in the next generation of farmers. there are bright young kids out there at our universities. the financial barriers are quite high. there are rural development loans for entry into that and helps them get into farming. steve: let me get back to this department. what role does this department play day today for the farmers -- day to day for the farmers? steve: it works with congress to create a farm bill that will be up in 2018. congress relies on the usda to give them counsel and data and information. information also creates the rural supply and demand report that industry, businesses, corporations, and farmers and ranchers to lie on for their production decisions, and marketing decisions. it is a big information network. day to day, research is also a component. agricultural research services, we interact with universities to develop basic research, the applied research, and through the extension, the delivery of that res