when mr. james roosevelt, fdr's father, bought this house in 1867, it was a 17-room farmhouse, about 110 acres of land, several outbuildings which he paid the sum of $40,000 which today is the price of an expensive car but back in those days a nice amount of money. the house was enlarged by fdr in 1915, because by then he had a growing family. and he had decided as early as 1907, 25 years before he achieved it, that he was going to become president of the united states one day. and so he wanted a grander home for a future president. well, once fdr became active in politics, quite often events would be held here, like when he announced his intention to run for vice president of the united states. it was -- that big announcement was held right here. quite often, he would bring, once he was president, visiting foreign dignitaries to his house. especially during the war years, he felt it was a place where they could get away from the pressures of wartime in europe, so he loved doing that. he was very pr

mr. james, for thoekz that don't know, apart from being such an outstanding, vocal, passionate community advocate, goes back to the beginning with the hunters point and san francisco building trades council, where the 50% objective. and i think a lot of us that came out of -- into this work mentored by mr. james, and mr. jackson and others, there is always work to be done. whether it's 10% unemployment, or 2.1%, there are still people that we can bring in. if you look at the graph -- i don't know the slide number, but if you look at the work we're doing bringing 45 students into the industry and another 45 in the fall. we're hopeful that as many of those 35 students as possible, working with ocii and partners were to trade twice as many as long year. i don't know math, but if you look at that demand, if we're constant growth but demand is like that, it will result in a lower percentage. >> chair mondejar: we still don't know your title. >> joshua arse, director of city build in the office of ec

. >>> also, as president trump slams lebron james, the nba star, his wife, mrs. trump, backed mr. james. >>> also ahead this hour -- >> it is unbelievable that a fire could destroy a whole subdivision. >> residents in one california neighborhood rebuild after last year's fire wiped out nearly everything. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the u.s. and all around the world. i'm natalie allen live to you from atlanta this is "cnn newsroom." >>> thanks for joining us. venezuelan president nicolas maduro says he has survived an assassination attempt and now promises to find those responsible. mr. maduro says drones detonated explosives near him during a military ceremony. you can see him and his wife right there react to the first explosion. then there was a second, and soldiers broke ranks and scattered. video also shows bodyguards surrounding mr. maduro with shields and taking him off the stage. hours later, he addressed the nation again and he seemed unharmed. he revisited a conspiracy theory he uses often blaming colombia and a right wing plot for trying to oust him. with me now fr

mr. james has graciously offered to sign those copies in the lobby afterwards if you would like to have that opportunity. anyway, to get started i would you -- welcome and thank you for being here. i would like you to reflect for a moment on the significance of this day. this is july 26, 70 years ago today that harry truman did what a lot of historians have said was perhaps the most significant thing that he did while in office. desegregate the armed forces. in terms of the impact it has had over the intervening decades. what are your thoughts on the significance of of this day? >> for me, serving in the military, hand desegregating the military, i wouldn't have the opportunity that i have now. impactmade a significant on black soldiers who just want to be patriotic and serve the country, just like anybody else. and for opportunities for travel and training and education. it is a very significant event in our history. >> and it's worth noting that the executive order was issued 70 years ago tod

. >> chair mondejar: thank you, mr. james. >> clerk: no more speaker cards. >> chair mondejar: i will close public comment. madam secretary, please call the next item. >> clerk: item 7, report of the chair. madam chair? >> chair mondejar: no report. thank you. >> clerk: item 8, report of executive director. 8a, informational memorandum on notice of intent to advertise and solicit proposals for infrastructure engineering support services for candlestick point-hunters point shipyard project areas. discussion. >> director sesay: we have in your packet, notice of intent. this is for engineering support for candlestick point-shipyard project area and the scope would increase conceptual planning, utility systems, transfers and so on. this would be the first phase the intent is to release the r.f.p. today and allow for one or more consultants to continue to work with us through the department of public works in mapping and utility, so you would get up -- we'll come back to you once we select a contract or contractor and you would ta

mr. james roosevelt was 52 years 26, so she was only was half his age. james and sarah only had the one child. when mr. james bought the were 17 in 1867, there rooms at the farmhouse. will -- -- the house was in large in 1915 because by then he had a inwing family and he decided he wanted a grander home for the future president. once it became active in politics, quite often events with the healthier. -- would be held here. bring cash, he would he felt it was a place he could get away from the pressures of wartime in europe. many times, his political associates would come here and they would talk about political strategies and so forth. you thelike to show that fdr added when the house was enlarged. people cant up so see the actual ramp that fdr used. ramp, hehe original would use it to get to one of his favorite rooms. waslibrary living room something he added in 1815. one day, if he did change the house, he would have a room that so much when the king and queen of great britain were serve inere, he would this room. themother would serve in room. the --

we have mr james bryant who played an interesting -- a great role in labor over many years. we must continue to work together and continued to fight together. we are with you guys in terms of making sure that we continue to fight for worker's rights. thank you. [applause] >> i was going to try and recognize some of the labor folks here but i think joseph just covered everybody. tim, connie, ramon, also everybody else. thank you for participating and attending. the next speaker's rep estate -- reputation precedes her. she has been the organizing director with a chinese progressive association. [cheers and applause] >> i was nervous, but now i have something to distract you all. just watch him if i get off track here. good afternoon. many thanks to pat and -- let's give it one more round of applause to the hard-working staff of the office of labor standards enforcement you every day help workers to make sure every day law is a reality and not just a good theory. i want to start by saying it has been a devastating week for all those of us who believe in democratic rights, in hu

. >>> also, as president trump slams lebron james, the nba star, his wife, mrs. trump, backed mr. james. >>> also ahead this hour -- >> it is unbelievable that a fire could destroy a whole

meeting if they've been at a factory for a long time they went immediately trust us straight i do mr james the street restrict accused which we have to build up trust first before we can get them out of there which i'm very proud of that. endless fields of bricks give an idea of just how many people have to work here often against their will. the kilns are all fired with gas illegally diverted siphoned off from the oil industry i'm filtered the place stinks of sulfur. and i can hardly breathe because of the smoke and you know as you know the brick yards saki in and alexei can move about freely here the factories don't have extra guards the owners tend to be high ranking local officials there were a lot as a result the foreman aren't afraid of any consequences if i dispose of it and he says. zakia cautiously approaches to workers but. the muzzle can we come in and show you some pictures of us whether we want to know if you've seen the people on them before this post was a call that was i don't want to write don't you that you don't. like you do you know any of these people we've had they wo

mr. sweeney and james of the fbi and the irs. and the agents who work for them. we do many cases with them and their fair dealings and what they do is inspirational i cannot express the gratitude for the hard work they did in this case. that's assisting the united states attorney and rachel i kate move on and on they are satisfied with being public servants. thank you again. >> can they tell you for a candidate? >> coming up wednesday morning, the host of the online program they discuss the progressive presidency. then and will join us to talk about resistance and how the trump haiti left lost its collective mind. . . who waged a secret japan. abdicating overlord about how the allies land the d-day invasion. you are watching special tuesday night edition of a tv on c-span2. at the fdr library in hyde park new york, gives college professor susan dunn talked about u.s. efforts to mobilize for world war ii. she is the author of "a bleprint for war" about the first 100 days of the roosevelt administration. his 45 minute event was part of the roosevelt reading festiva

thank you, mr. james. so hearing no further requests to speak, i will close public comment and i will -- my fellow commissioners, any questions or comments? yes, commissioner singh? >> commissioner sing >> commissioner singh: is there parking? and it's the 50%, right? >> yes, we are providing 50% parking. 16 parking spaces. >> commissioner singh: how far are the garages? >> it's within the building itself and we're using staffers to accommodate 16 cars. >> commissioner singh: is there street parking? >> it was one of the concerns and feedback that we got from neighbors with regard to the stress that they currently felt in parking on the street. so we were trying to do our best to minimize any increased parking on the streets because of the additional tenancy on the side. >> commissioner singh: i would prefer 100% parking, but i guess -- okay. thank you. >> chair mondejar: thank you. commissioner scott? >> commissioner ransom-scott: i'm looking at the garage door. is it a double garage door or single? the t

. >> so mr. jamesid you think when you saw the president's tweet insulting lebron james' intelligence? >> it reminds me someone once told me prominence draws fire. it was very unfortunate, lebron in my book has done a great service to the kids in our community. he's been a very, you know, upright guy. we really enjoy the partnership that we have with lebron and he's really set a good example, i think for our youth. and you know, i've said it before, i need a thousand more lebron james to work with our kids and partner with us. >> well, you might have one more lebron james in the form of the first lady, melania trump. here's what she -- the statement she put out. it looks like lebron james is working to do good things on behalf of our next generation. and she would be open to visiting the i promise school in akron. would you like her to come visit? >> i think we would entertain the first lady, you know. i don't know how lebron feels about that but the school just started last week and we've gotten a lot

language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> mr. james overseas memorial day association. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> lieutenant colonel retired eddie in the name of the national defense transportation association. mr. aves thompson in the name of the 2nd infantry division association. captain retired monica stoy in the name of the society of the 3rd infantry division. miss tisha carter in the name of the veterans of foreign wars, post 605, paris. master gunnery sergeant, retired, mike english in the name of the military order of the devil dogs. and mr. gilbert poirier. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> ms. brooks burns in the name of democrats abroad, france. and first sergeant hernandez of the fifth marine re

sweeney andank mr. james of the fbi and irs and the agents who work for them.we do many cases with them and their determination and fair dealing, and vigor with which they pursue their case is inspirational. to the prosecutors in my office, i cannot express the gratitude for the hard work that they did in this case. as well as negative states attorneys and atomic a as well as the deputy chief of the public corruption unit and russell capone, the chief of the unit. for all of these people, i could go on and on about their many virtues and talents. the one important thing is that they all are satisfied with being known as public servants, prosecutors, and law-enforcement agents who are doing their job. thank you very much. scarlet: the deputy was attorney there wrapping up his attorney -- wrapping up hi statements of the prosecution of michael cohen on a charges. he said the charges are very serious and significant and he will pay a very serious price for what he did. isadded that the cohen unique in many ways, but it shows ultimately the rule of law applies. i w

we have mr james bryant who played an interesting -- a great role in labor over many years.we must continue to work together and continued to fight together. we are with you guys in terms of making sure that we continue to fight for worker's rights. thank you. [applause] >> i was going to try and recognize some of the labor folks here but i think joseph just covered everybody. tim, connie, ramon, also everybody else. thank you for participating and attending. the next speaker's rep estate -- reputation precedes her. she has been the organizing director with a chinese progressive association. [cheers and applause]

top story this morning, president trump taking to twitter overnight to bash nba superstar lebron james. >> mr. trump wrote lebron james was just interviewed by the dumbest man on television, don lemon. he made lebron look smart which isn't easy to do. >> trevor: really? you know trump calling someone the dumbest man on television is like r kelley singing about you locking girls up. why is someone in your basement, why won't you let her out. really, r. kelly, really? so now the president is beefing with lebron. but what exactly did king james do to get the president so mad. >> what would you say the president if he was sitting right here. >> i would never sit across from him because one, because i believe our president is kind of trying to divide us. but i think. >> kind of. >> yeah, he is. he is, i don't want to say kind of. he is dividing us. and what i notice over the last few months that he kind of uses sports to kind of divide us and that is something that i can't relate to because i know that sports was the first time i ever was around someone white. >> trevor: wow that is so powerful, i

we haven't heard back from mr. james. >> i'd be surprised if we heard back from lebron.e doesn't need to respond. he's a bigger man than the president, and i think he should just keep doing what he's doing. the president will come back and attack don lemon and attack lebron james the same way he attacks maxine waters. he'll keep coming back at it as long as it allows him to vent and he gets approval from his base. >> that promise so glad that lebron james decided not to shut up and dribble. gentlemen, thank you. cara, please stick around. we have more to cover. when we come back, facebook changed the world. but has it changed the world for the better? we're going to look at how facebook has weaponized social media, the first amendment and your relationships for profit. why some say facebook is a digital arms dealer. that someone might be cara. stick around. we have more to cover. i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried cold turkey, i tried the patch. i didn't think anything was going to work for me until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you qu

mr. ferling: james monroe lived five years. madison lived for a decade or more. brian: what did thomas paine write that you really like, besides "common sense?" mr. ferling: there were times when jefferson would turn to madison, many times and ask madison to write something. james monroe would jump in and write something. monroe was not a good writer and did not leave anything behind that was particularly noteworthy. brian: did he write the monroe doctrine? mr. ferling: i do not know if he was the actual author or if it was written by john quincy adams or someone else. brian: john quincy adams was his secretary of state. mr. ferling: right. in the case of paine, it is hard to say because i like everything he wrote. i feel closer to him than i did to the others because i saw some similarities in his background and my background. he came from a working-class background. my dad was working-class. he worked in texas for a large chemical company. he started in charleston, west virginia. that is where i was born. he was transferred to texas and that is where i grew up.

mr sweeney and james i think he's just going to a series of. rubber because on as i say prosecutor and michael cohen's case talking michael guilty of very serious charges. which involved a pattern of lies and dishonesty laying out the counts against michael cohen amongst which with two campaign finance charges for the purpose of influencing the two thousand and sixteen election this is mark and leaving the court he had heard what the judge had to say and i understand the judge is set december the twelfth for sentencing for cohen and the ballot for a million dollars so that's the latest from the united states. afghan forces have launched a furious air assault in kabul off the rockets were fired at the presidential palace during celebrations president donnie was giving a holiday message to the nation and a live broadcast when he was interrupted by the boom of rockets says it was behind the attack but a smith has this report. afghanistan's president might have been hoping for a quiet start to the eat out holiday but as ashraf ghani reviewed his tr

james had criticised mr trump, calling him "divisive".

back at both the basketball star and the news network, saying: but lebron james has a surprising ally in this latest fight — mrement by the first lady's spokeswoman said melania trump was impressed by lebronjames' work to do good things on behalf of the next generation. he has just opened a new school for at—risk students in his home—town in ohio. mrs trump made clear that she was open to the idea of going to visit it. i love you too, man, i really do. that's a sign of support from lebronjames, even as he feuds with her husband. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris most others will continue with the dry weather. what a glorious start to the day. this is a scene showing the early morning sun. though be closed coming and bottle feed in the afternoon. temperatures not normal in northern ireland and scotland. —— temperatures normal. the rain will turn heavier and scotland. particularly in western aliens. amends of rain here are probably quite limited. it is dry for england and wales. temperatures in london only slowing —— slowly easing down to low teens. it will be sunny and southern areas. it will b

. >>> first lady melania trump is praising lebron james for his charity work less than a day after president trump bashed him on twitter. mr. trump tweeted lebron james was just interviewed by the dumbest man on television, don lemon. he made lebron look smart which an easto do. a spokesperson for the first lady said it looks like lebron james is working to do good things on behalf of our next generation. he donated millions of dollars for free tuition, uniforms and meals for students. president trump left for a rally in ohio this afternoon. there's a special election there on tuesday. the democrat is making a run for a longtime republican seat. >>> still ahead, reigniting the passion for space travel. native is set to lead the u-s into the next era of space flight.. (sot nm) * it's finally game time, the whistle's about to blow its that kind of excitement* this is nicole mann from petaluma. she's among 9 >>> a bay area native is set to lead the spaceflight. this is nicole man from petaluma. she's among nine men and women for the first time who will use a commercial rocket to reach the international space station. david be

mr. brennan,from james clapper, former director of national intelligence, and senator ron johnson, who chairs the senate homeland security committee. behaviorls his treasonous, which is to betray one's trust and aid the enemy. and i you have the former cia director sitting -- it is not a private citizen. that the monumental accusation. >> i think these are abnormal times. maybe it's my warning training as an intelligence professional. i see the lights blinking red in terms of what mr. trump is doing and it's bringing the country down on a global stage. he is fueling and feeding divisiveness in our country. the types of things he is doing, i think i need to speak out. i've been speaking out rather forcefully. think i'm being political at all, i'm not republican, i'm not a democrat. so now as a private citizen there telling you shouldn't do that. -mentally disagree with them. >> sort of like a freight train. >> all of us have been sneaking aboutenerally concerned the institutions and values. all of you may express that in different ways. that's what this is all about. john and his rhetoric has

mr. james bladel, vice president of policy at go daddy of scottsdale arizona. dr. roslyn layton, visiting scholar, the american enterprise institute in washington, d.c. ms. denise zheng, , vice presidt policy, the business roundtable washington. and mr. christopher painter, commissioner, global commission on the stability of cyberspace, washington, d.c. let's take 25 minutes evenly divided between, among our witnesses for opening statement statements. and secretary chertoff, we will begin with you and just go down the table. >> thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member schatz, and members of the committee for holding this hearing which is very timely. i submitted a written statement which i request him a part of the record. >> all the statements will be made a part of the record. >> and i should just point out that i check with chris painter, so we interact quite a bit on this issue. let me try to make a few breakpoints. as both the chairman and the ranking member indicated, obviously the value proposition of the internet in many respects rests upon its global nat

james, hours after her husband made insulting remarks about him on twitter. in an interview the basketball star had said the president was "divisive" and had "emboldened racists". however, a spokeswoman for mrsgs" with a new school he opened in his hometown. there were chaotic scenes in brighton last night after police prevented crowds of people attending the city's pride event from entering the railway station. thousands of people trying to leave the parade and a britney spears concert were held on the street after gates outside the station were padlocked. a spokesman for govia thameslink said they acted under police advice and train services were resumed in the early hours of this morning. a family in mexico got a bit closer to nature than they expected on a trip to a drive—through safari park. footage shot by another visitor to the park shows a male rhino chasing and then ramming the door of an suv, it then goes on to try to overturn the vehicle. a spokesman for the park said the aggression was an "isolated case" caused by the presence of a female rhino nearby. no one in the car was hurt and the family even told a local journalist that the incident was "a good experience that they will ne

mr. sweeney, and james rodnet of and i.r.s. and the agents who work for them.with them, many cases and fairetermination dealing and vigor with which they pursue their case is really inspirational. the prosecutors in my office, i cannot express the gratitude for the hard work that they did this case and that is assistant united states griswold, nicka e rachel cayman, tom mckay and the chief of the corruption unit. for all of these people, i could about their virtues but the important thing is they are asisfied with being known public servants, prosecutors and law enforcement agents doing their job. much.you very [indiscernible question] >> can they tell us who the candidate is? are listening to deputy assistant attorney. michael cohen, often referred to fixer,ld trump's pleading guilty to federal authorities today and appearing city courtroom. plea will mean jail time for michael cohen. felonies,ted to eight including campaign finance violations, indicating that the direction. violations came from the headline at the drudge report. that would have been donald tr

we'll have mr. james. ♪ stuart: you know overall the market has come back a bit. the dow is only down 25 but we still have three of the big five technology companies moving lower. they would be apple, alphabet and microsoft. they're down but facebook, amazon are both up. >>> better profit at tyson. they got help from the, excuse me, cattle costs. this stock is up nearly 4% on tyson. very close to 60 bucks a share. >>> michigan senate gop primary, it is tomorrow. president trump endorsed candidate john james. here's the tweet. john james who is running in the republican primary in the great state of michigan is spectacular. vote august 7th. rarely have a seen a candidate with such great potential. west point graduate, successful businessman and a african-american leader. here is john james talking about the long list of backers. roll the tape. >> i've been endorsed by the american conservatives, right to life michigan, national right to live, susan b anthony, exclusive endorsement of vice president pence a

finally, we have mr. james mchenry, who is director of the executive office for immigration review at the u.s. department of justice. i appreciate all of you being here today. appreciate your service. we look forward to hearing your testimony. the rules of the subcommittee require that all witnesses be sworn in. at this time i'd ask you to please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you're about to give before this subcommittee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? thank you. let the record reflect that witnesses all answered in the affirmative. we will be using a timing system today. all of your written testimony will be printed in the record in its entirety. we'd ask you to try to limit your oral testimony to five minutes. again, we'll have a chance to have a dialogue once your testimony is completed. mr. hudson, we'll hear from you first. mr. hudson: thank you, chairman. chairman portman, ranking member carper, distinguished members of the subcom

finally, we have mr. james mchenry. he is director of the executive office for immigration review at the u.s. department of justice. i appreciate you being here today and appreciate your service. we look forward to hearing your testimony. the subcommittee requires eyewitnesses be sworn in. please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. thank you. let the record reflects the witnesses answered in the affirmative. we will be using a timing system today. all of your testimony will be printed in the record and we ask you to limit your oral testimony to five minutes. we will have a chance to have a dialogue when your testimony is completed. mr. hudson. >> thank you. distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today on behalf of u.s. customs and border protection. i am proud to have served the u.s. border patrol and immigration service short of 24 years. border

but lebron james has but lebronjames has a surprising ally in this latest fight, mr trump's 0&y. onjames's melania trump was impressed by lebron james's work to melania trump was impressed by lebronjames's work to do good things on behalf of the next generation. he hasjust opened a new school for at risk students in his hometown of ohio. the school offers a range of extra support for children from low income families. melania trump made clear that she was open to the idea of going to visit that. i love you too, man, i really do. that is a sign of support from lebron james, really do. that is a sign of support from lebronjames, even as he views with her husband. the venezuelan government says there's been an unsuccessful drone attack on president maduro at a military parade. the president blames colombia. police searching for a missing midwife in staffordshire have found a body. 28—year—old samantha eastwood hasn't been seen for more than a week. three men have been arrested. 18 people have died in a helicopter crash in north—western siberia, russia. the russian transport ministry

james. >> i just think he goes after whoever calls him out. >> reporter: christian lopez says he believes mr. trump was calling out lebron james because of a remark james made in an interview with cnn anchor don lemon. >>e'd of used sport to kind of divide us. >> reporter: shortly after that interview, the president tweeted this. lebron james was just interviewed by the dumbest man on television, don lemon. he made lebron look smart, which isn't easy to do. i like mike. >> something that we're not used to as a president to go off on social media. >> look at the president himself. i really don't think he's any smarter than who he's talking about. >> reporter: others say it's racial. the president questioning the intelligence of two african-american men in one tweet. >> it's not a debate at this point. >> he called for the prior president's birth certificate, i want to see his iq test. >> reporter: the controversial the 22 came just hours before air force one touched down in lebron james' home state, ohio, where the president is stopping for gop candidates. >> for the senate we have to get jim

choosing a side in the battle of words and now insults between her husband and nba super star lebron james. mrs. trump just released a statement, and in it, she appears to choose lebron james. i want to get right to our senior media correspondent, brian stelter, because brian, this all began with an interview with lebron james right here on cnn. >> yeah, this is one of those stranger than fiction stories that i never thought we'd be talking about. it starts last night when don lemon replays his interview with lebron james. the interview was mostly about how lebron's opening a new school in akron, his hometown, all about what he's doing to help the community. but the two men also talked about lebron's disdain for president trump. so apparently trump was watching and he tweeted about it. we can put on screen the tweet. the president lashed out at both don lemon and lebron james, saying don's dumb and so so lebron. and then he says, i like mike. we'll get back to that. but what's happened today is really interesting. lelen fired back. lebron james tried to ignore it and just work with the students

four out of five people at this table are going for mr. james.ts you fired up is immigration, why? >> a lot of people getting handouts coming into the country and taking money and benefits away from veterans, homeless people. you know, it is out of control. think they have to get a handle on it. and put their foot down and change the ways. we have the worst immigration policies in the world as the president says. reporter: you support the president on immigration you're pretty fired up against who you call replocrats. >> republicans that are more democrats than republicans. they're wolves in sheep's clothing. if we had 100% support for the president, a lot things would be different. like democrats they have 100% support, whatever trump says they all say no. reporter: understood. ed, thank you for helping keep our great city of new york city safe. dan is in sales. voting for james. your key issue is jobs. why? >> we were devastated inaway-2009. we lost a lot of jobs. trump brought back a lot of jobs. you see signs everywhere. if you can't get job

james had criticised mr trump, calling him "divisive". those are the main headlines. but now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week: do computers dream of electric puppies? can data prevent crop devastation? and will lara ever live down these shoes? planet earth is changing — daily. we humans are affecting its surface, its climate, its inhabitants. watching from ground level makes it difficult to make sense of it all, but these days we do have the data and we can crunch the numbers. and when it comes to understanding the really big issues, those that have effects on a truly global scale, visualising that data can turn millions of figures into something that everyone can understand. maps like these, created by carnegie mellon university's ea rthtime website, combine nasa satellite imagery with a wide range of datasets to produce visualisations of environmental and geopolitical events, from light pollution, to refugee movement, to the effects of coral bleaching on areas such as the great barrier reef. one particular area where modelling such as this can display the

james had criticised mr trump, calling him ‘divisive. trump issued a statement saying he is doing good things for our next generation. now in this week's edition of our world, tim whewell has been to norway to try to discover why child protection in the country appears to be in crisis. this programme contains descriptions of child abuse which you may find upsetting. norway. two years ago i came here to meet parents whose children had been taken away. they said the state was far too quick to put children into care without good reason. now i'm back and there is still more anger in families torn apart. at one point i was thinking if i was mad, if i had in my madness harmed my family without really knowing it. and now one of norway's top child protection experts stands disgraced, forced to reveal a secret he had been hiding all his working life. if he had told a judge he had been downloading child pornography for all those years of course he would never have been appointed an expert. what does that mean for the troubled system he worked in?

mr. mueller is highly conflicted. james comey is like his best friend. i could go into conflict after conflict but mr. mueller is conflicted. we did nothing, there is no collusion. if he was doing an honest report , they should investigate the other side because when you look at criminality and problems, take a look at what they did, including colluding with the russians, the other side. [reporter question] trump: i cannot hear you. [reporter question] president trump: turkey has been a problem for a long time. they have not acted like a friend. ,hey have a wonderful pastor they made up a phony charge that he is a spy and he is not a spy. he is going through a trial right now, if you can call it a trial. they should have given him back a long time ago. badly.has acted very we have not seen the last of that. they cannot take our people. we will see what happens. [reporter question] trump: i do not talk about that. the whole paul manafort trial is set -- sad. it is a very sad day for our country, he worked for me for a short time but he happens to be a good

spokeswoman for first lady melania trump said it looks like lebron james is working to do good things on behalf of our next generation. and, that mrs. trump would be open to visiting james' school. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say get that son of a [bleep] off the field. >> reporter: in june, trump disinvited super bowl champions the philadelphia eagles james weighed in at the time while playing in the nba finals. >> i mean, i know, no matter who wins this series, no one wants to invite us. >> reporter: weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. >>> we have breaking news out of redding. another death in the car fire. this time, a pg&e employee. the company confirmed the employee was restoring the restoration effort in the vicinity of the fire. it is not clear exactly how he died. that brings the death toll to seven people including two firefighters. >>> also, some new video tonight in yosemite. it shows the fresh evacuations thanks to the stubborn ferguson fire. tonight, the three week old fire is approaching 82,000 acres. it is 35% contained. you can see on this forced s

basketball star and the news network, saying: but lebron james but lebron james has a surprising ally in this latest fight — mrtrump was impressed by lebronjames' work to do good things on behalf of the next generation. he has just opened a new school for at—risk students in his home—town in ohio. mrs trump made clear that she was open to the idea of going to visit it. i love you too, man, i really do. that's a sign of support for lebron james, even as he feuds with her husband. the russian foreign ministry says it has appointed the american actor steven seagal as a special envoy for humanitarian ties with the united states. he was granted russian citizenship in 2016 and has previously praised president putin's policies. the ministry said his new role is to help deepen cultural, art and youth ties between the two countries the dissident chinese artist ai weiwei says the authorities in beijing have demolished his studio there. in a series of clips on instagram showing the former factory being torn down, ai says he was given no notice of the decision. the 66—year—old has lived in germany since leaving china in 2

mr. dinkins. -- ms. jenkins. james baldwin, if you love me, you have to raise your consciousness and address the things people do not see. i started thinking about the environmentalote, climate issues, health care related issues, then reform, and how it comes together. a favor. take a deep breath -- do me a favor. take a deep breath. let it out. can power -- your vote change the power. you have the ability to make change happen, if you utilize your vote. places like manchester in houston, texas. when you roll down your window, you feel you are breathing in gasoline fumes. there's definite gladiators of change. they need your help with your vote. gentlemanr, texas, a my a name -- a gentleman who stands tall as a gladiator for a change, fighting against petrol corporations. eyes and throat are burning. it is our vote to make change happen. we have to get engaged. how may folks in the room nobody who has -- room who know summary who has asthma? -- no somebody who has asthma? our countryeople in are suffering from asthma.

mr. sweeney, and james rogner of the fbi and the irs, and ages who work for them. we do many, many paces for them. their determination and their fair dealing, and their vigor with which they pursue their cases is really inspirational to the prosecutors and my office. i cannot express the gratitude for the hard work that they did in this case. that is united states attorneys adria griswold and rachel maiman and tom mckay, as well as the deputy chief of the public corruption unit, and russell capone, the chief of the public corruption unit paid for all of these people, i could go on and on about their many virtues and talents. but the one important thing is that they all are satisfied with simply being known as public servants, prosecutors and law enforcement agents who are doing your job. thank you, very much. >> all right, that was robert. he was the lead prosecutor against michael cullen. i believe we still have bret baier. i'm sorry that we interrupted you twice. from the message from the lawyers. this is one for the record books. i will let you comment on what y

mr. sweeney and james rodna of the fbi and the irs. and the agents who work for them. we do many, many cases with them. and their determination and their fair dealing and their vigor with which they pursue the cases is inspirational. to the prosecutors in my office, i cannot express the gratitude for the hard work that they did in this case. and that is assist the united states attorneys griz wold and maman and mckay and the deputy chief of the public corruption unit and russell capone, the chief of the public corruption unit. for all of these people, i could go on and on about their many virtues and talents but the one important thing is they all are satisfied with being known as public servants, prosecutors and law enforcement agents who are doing their job. thank you very much. >> can they tell us who the candidate is? >> all right. there you have the deputy u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york in manhattan right there. robert kuzani saying michael cohen pled guilty. unlawful campaign contributions in his words and he will pay according to the deputy