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thomas. >> supervisor peskin: before you do that, mr. mcgwire, are there private managers tasked with compiling a look-ahead? >> yes. we do look-ahead at a couple of scales. we have traffic routing group that does nothing but review and issue permits. they schedule 60- to 100-day look-aheads looking to are cumulative impacts and adjusting permits as necessary to make sure that two parallel streets, for example, are not both impacted on the same block at the same time. and more broadly, work to make sure that we're stacking things at a city-wide scale. >> supervisor peskin: so it's a separate section in sfmta? >> yes. within the mta, on a regular basis, we do the 60- to 100-day look-ahead. >> supervisor peskin: relative to standards on these projects. yesterday you said in your comments, not just about congestion, but pedestrian safrt, i -- safety, i notice on van ness avenue that on the northbound direction north of broadway, the concrete barriers are such that there is no way for a bicycle to go northbound without being in the middle of

mr. thomas and this one.you can get me to ride 2,200 miles on a bike is like to dangle an in-n-out burger on the back of the bike in front of me. all right. appreciate the sports report and once again, warm but cooling down. >> yeah, mid-week we'll have some cooldown. into the 80s by wednesday. >> like the sound of that. thank you for being with us. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for drew and anthony and dion lim up in redding thank you so much for joining you. we will see you later. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. i have some information. i-i'm not sure who to talk to, but... it was cyrus beene. he killed frankie var

mr. thomas. >> good afternoon, chair peskin, members of the transportation authority commission. john thomas, deputy director for public works, city engineer. i just want to talk to you a little bit about our coordination efforts and conclude with a brief discussion on other elements affecting our construction. so public works is generally responsible for paving and sewer projects, curb ramps, and things of the like. m.t.a., as you know, has transit projects, signal projects, and street scape, sewer and water projects. many of them are combined projects led by public works, sometimes by m.t.a., and sometimes by the p.u.c. so we share these responsibilities across agencies. the coordination for the projects starts at the beginning at the planning stages. we have our committee for utility liason and generally brings in the outside utility companies to make them aware of our projects and they see our five-year look ahead of projected projects. we have inter-agency project coordination. we have regular monthly meetings the directors for public works and the m.t.a. and periodically th

hold on to the saddle. 20 past three this afternoon, fingers crossed for mr thomas.s in glasgow. since laura and her now husband jason kenny won golds in rio two years ago, they've welcomed baby albert into the world. he's now one years old, and laura's back in the gb team in the velodrome. i still really, really care about cycling and always will, like, it has been my life to such a long time but all of a sudden i don't think about, you know, everything being perfect. i'm thinking about going home because i want to with albee and when i get on my bike and i am finding it hard i do thinkjust think a proud albee would be a view if you can get through this effort and so it does put a completely different spin on it and i guess one that i never thought would happen in a way. sebastian vettel was fastest in second practice ahead of qualifying today for the hungarian grand prix. the ferrari driver wentjust quicker than max verstappen's red bull. lewis hamilton, who has a championship lead of 17 points over vettel, was three quarters of a second off the pace at the hungaro

helen thomas was right behind mrs. nt who played the role throughout his two terms. suddenly a k.g. shoved her. helen started to go down, mrs. reagan turned around and grabbed her. she said come withab me. mrs. reagan said, what did you think of that? o she said well, we just missed our last best chance to get rid of helen thomas. [laughter] the president made his point. it was golden. >> on day two, reagan went on another walk. this time, through red square with gorbachev. >> there was a metaphor for the extraordinary journey that he had taken personally and the jury that the u.s. on the soviet union had taken in terms of their relationship. >> it turned out to beon the hih point to the summits. it wasn'tca scripted. there were people around them. reagan was saying hello. it was very informal, nice. >> not nearly as chaotic. perhaps because, they whispered to reagan, those regular russiansy? the kgb operative's. the reporteres asked the big question, he knew it was coming. do you still think we are an evil empire? y >>

mr. hardiman, thomas hardiman, he is the man, grassroots, working class background, taxicab driver, teen inner for his father's business of the he went to notre dame, not an ivy league person. that mate be something that appeals to the president. amy coney barrett, also went to notre dame. youngest of the group. law clerk for antonin scalia. raymond kethledge referred to as gorsuch 2.0. university of michigan, law clerk for anthony kennedy. both sides gearing up for fight over the nominee. protests already scheduled tonight at the supreme court. national abortion rights action league will protest starting at 8:00 on the steps of the supreme court. but if you've been watching fox business today and other networks, there are groups which are buying advertising in support of the president and his nominee. one of those groups, judicial crisis network has already spent more than one million dollars. they will spend 2.4 million promoting whoever the president chooses to be his nominee. one last thing, former arizona or retired arizona senator jon kyle will be the point person to help steer the

mrs. merkel. thomas pallay in washington, thank you much.on starbucks and aaa's latest results. a lot of results coming out in the last 30 minutes. more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: "what'd you miss?" back to earnings. starbucks and to pull late specifically. us.h drogen is still with starbucks has been sort of bouncing around. give us a big highlight from the numbers and what is most important. >> the first thing that jumps out is that the seno -- the china same-store the estimate is down. they beat on certain things, revenue, and the numbers are better than expected. i think the china market lee's contention. if they cannot turn it around, that is a big problem. scarlet: starbucks is saying it sees more price competition in china. julie: the u.s. market is important as well. market that had been slowing to some extent. are we seeing recovery? apparently frappuccino sales are not doing well. >> this is a conversation on whether we are saturated in the u.s.. they have said the u.s. will not be the growth market anymore. 7% inll not s

thomas meunier mr semifinal, suspended. this was his belated offering.loits continue to inspire and hope remain. eric dyer, the one marauding forward, a brilliant opportunity, so close, and denied when it mattered most. agonising for england, the tale of the tournament. when faced with eden hazard, england ultimately had no answer. belgium's second securing a third place in this world cup. for england, journey‘s end, not the ending they wanted. for belgium, bronze for the golden generation. dylan groenewegen won stage eight of the tour de france — his second stage win in a row on this year's tour after a bunch sprint in amiens. the dutch rider was first across the finish line ahead of andr greipel and fernando gaviria, who were later both relegated for irregular sprinting. a crash 17 kilometres from the line meant several of the overall contenders, including dan martin, lost around a minute to their title rivals. greg van avermaet retains the race leader's yellow jersey. england's cricketers have taken their three—match one—day series against india to a

mr. fritz: i'm a thomas. i try hard, i'm a grinder. we'll take on any challenge as a team and succeed. e're thomases. >> lance fritz a very useful engine, thank you for being here at the national press club. mr. fritz: thank you. good job on the questions. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday morning, we'll look at the ongoing trade disputes between the u.s., canada, china, and mexico. with daniel griswold of the mercada center and joshua meltser of the brookings institution. also the national review's obert verbruggen talks about redefining what disability means and looks at available programmers in community. c-span's "washington journal" lye beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on saturday morning. join the discussion. our next guest is a member of the judiciary committee for the house and also the republican conference vice

thomas. "the new york times," mr. peck, reminds us that washington is no stranger to bitter and divisive judicial confirmation fights but the coming battle is likely to be intense and expensive. i wanted to ask you about money. how much does this cost, and how is it covered? >> well, i think it's going to be an expensive, expensive campaign in terms of outside groups. on the right, spending money to pressure senate democrats and moderate republicans. on the left, certainly, trying to flag and highlight key issues. so, how much total is going to be spent? i don't quite know but i'm guessing this nomination, in terms of outside group spending, will exceed prior nominations. >> how about the committee itself? it's currently structured in a certain way, but when one of these comes along, how does the work of the committee change? you mentioned the number of pages they have to read, but explain how that works. >> sure. well, the committee will -- on the republican side, led by chuck grassley, on the democratic side led by

mrs. o, you don't know thomas mark. >> no, never met him. >> meghan's alf sister lashed out saying that toldt her mouth. >> roseanne's explosive video rant. >> i thought the [ bleep ] was white. i thought the [ bleep ] was white. >> yes, that is audible laughing in the background immediately after the comic attempts to clarify the racist tweet that got her fired. >> i'm trying to talk about iran, i'm trying to talk about valerie jarrett and the iran deal. >> the unedited one-minute video was posted to her youtube page thursday night. a male voice is heard off camera giving her unconventional media coaching. > imagine a presidential address like you're busted for killing a hooker. >> friday a second video was posted she called her official statement. >> i'm able to speak for myself without the filter of the biased media. >> delivering what appears to be a scripted message, she claims abc's decision to pull the plug on her hugely successful show was politically moat have aed. >> my show was canceled and i was labeled a racist. why you ask? well, the answer is simple. it's because i voted for d

mr. huden that peggy thomas had implicated him? i did not.licated peggy thomas and i had not suggested that she had any knowledge or part in the crime. josh mankiewicz: in closing, the prosecution played the videotaped statements huden later made to island county detectives down at the punta gorda police station. i'm a son-of-a-bitch, but i'm no killer. but i'm a son-of-a-bitch. josh mankiewicz: that would be the only time this jury heard the sound of jim huden's voice during this trial. jury: would please give your attention to the opening statement of-- josh mankiewicz: attorney matt montoya began his defense of jim huden-- thank you, your honor. josh mankiewicz: --with a quote from the musical, "man of la mancha." ladies and gentlemen, facts are the enemy of truth. josh mankiewicz: you heard right. he told the jury in a first-degree murder case that facts are the enemy of truth. perhaps it's fitting that montoya, who had just recently appeared in a local production of "man of la mancha," quoted don quixote, who famously imagined windmills

mr. trump has narrowed the choices down to four candidates to place just anthony kennedy. two candidates are his former clerks. amy coney barrett and thomas hardiman are high on the list and "the new york times" reports that mr. trumps giving hardiman a fresh look. >>> theig president's b ennouncement comes ahead of his trip to eurhis week. mr. trump will leave tuesday on a four nation tour. his first stop will be in t uk where tens of thousands are expected to protest his visit. trade and military spending will be some of the major topics discussed. he also will visit lgium, scotland before meeting withru ssian president vladimir putin in finland. >>> driver going the wrong way on. i find out what happened when the secret service tried to chase him down. >>> and new evidence of the community coming together to support does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers me. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let yo

mrs. o. is definitely team meghan. sharon admits she doesn't know thomas markle personally but she definitely has an opinion. >> he looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, so, if it's a duck, it's just my point of view what i get paid for. >> meghan's half-sister samantha lashed out at sharon saying, that old hag can shut her mouth. >> my sources tell me thomas markle isn't a big drinker. the reason that he's overweight and what he prefers more than alcohol is junk food. >> "e.t.'s" royal expert katie nicholl says the royals' strategy in dealing with meghan's family, is to not dignify anything they say with a response. this comes as thomas was just seen out solo for his birthday. the 74-year-old went to mcdonald's, shopped at best buy and returned late to his l.a. motel. >> i don't think there are any concrete plans at the moment for meghan to go out and see her father. i don't even believe that they have spoken on the phone since the day of the royal wedding. >>> another star speaking her mind about the markle family is oliva munn. she revealed this about the director of her upcoming film, "the predator." >> shane black

will you all channel thomas jefferson. >> mr. jefferson. >> it's a great question. i think the idea of -- we use the word and i think quite properly, deportation. that's what colonization would be. i think he wanted to believe that that would be consental. one of the concerns about the failure to resolve the slavery problem and to reach a final solution which would be based on the principle of colonization in theory. he never joined the colonization society. but as late as 1824 when it was stummed to think of -- stupid to think of colonization. >> lincoln. >> the practical implementing it was impossible. one of the reasons it was impossible, it would have to be a national project and that would mean that the man who used the rights of states as a defensive bulwark against the institution of slavery would have had to mobilized the national government to solve the slavery problem. this was a knot that southerners couldn't unwind. i think the way you put it in terms of brass tack reality is perfect. jefferson had a theory and he insisted until his death that if anybody

magazine in response —— and i want to show you rhis column in the new york times by thomas friedman. he describes mrverse and contrary to american interests that, he concludes, donald trump is either an asset of russian intelligence or really enjoys playing one on tv. this is an article in the washington post by carl bildt — former sweden prime minister and co—chair of the european council on foreign relations. he says mr trump failed to criticise mr putin on any critical issues including ukraine and syria. jane o'brien, washington. he's not a man to take a backward step of visitors close as you get to one. and indication as to how much pressure he has been under the last 24 hours so. even his closest allies saying he has to do something about this, he cannot go on the world stage with the president of russia who is considered by most people here in america as a major flow. who is considered by most people here in america as a majorflow. a country not acting in america's best interests and saying he believes the president's word above his own intelligence community, he has to bring this back and it

will you all channel thomas jefferson? [laughter] >> mr. jefferson. [laughter] >> it's a great question. i think the idea -- we use the word and quite properly, deportation. that is what colonization would be. i think jefferson had a fantasy, wanted to believe that that would be consensual. one of his concerns about the failure to resolve the slavery problem and to reach a final solution, which would be -- which would be based on the theory of colonization -- he never joined the colonization society. towas completely stupid think about colonization, although people continue doing so even into the civil war. practical, implementing it was impossible. it would have to be a national project. that means that the man who uses the defensive states as a bulwark would have to mobilize the national government to solve the slavery problem. southerners -- this was a knot that southerners could not unwind. jefferson had a theory and he insisted until his death, if anybody else would get it and then act on it, the problem would be solved. passed,more time that the

mr i hope the guy of the five hundred. but even a new car buyers are turning away from diesels. car dealer thomas koch says he's not worried new car sales remain buoyant even if customers preferences are changing . you know it isn't even a switch it from diesel to get saline engines so our overall sales figures are robust we're still seeing growth selling more petrol powered vehicles and that makes up for lower diesel sales among consumers in iraq and but also places. used car dealers those are facing an uncertain future. aslam says only one thing could help the german government needs to move fast to settle the issue of potential diesel bans only clarity can help restore customer confidence he says and help a move some of these used cars are languishing on his lot. unemployment figures in spain off finally for willing last month they hit the lowest level since two thousand and eight that said it's fifteen percent just to remain one of the highest in europe growth is looking good that is steady at three percent in recent years reviving struggling industries like construction and record high touri

thomas abell was part of the north kensington crew that was called to reports of a fouth floor kitchen firejust before 1.00am on 14th june last year. the inquiry heard how mrfully involved" in the fire just before 1.30am in the morning. thomas abell was part of the north kensington crew our correspondent tom burridge is at the inquiry. tom, clearly it was a very moving account from the firemen who were on the scene in the early stages of this fire. that's right. today we have had two firefighters, the first temp three giving evidence this morning. he described vividly going into the flat above for the fire started. when he entered the flat he was surprised that he was confronted with thick, black smoke. he tried to douse the flames, the burning area on the outside of the building, but u nsuccessfully. on the outside of the building, but unsuccessfully. eventually, he thought he needed to get out of that flat because he feared for his life. he was on his own at that point. it was dark, smoke—filled, to. he wasn't with his be a partner, as he puts it now. that is essentially his firefighting buddy. at this point i was basically dragging myself along the floo

all right thomas said that story there from the mr feinberg very disconcerting what are authorities in germany doing to tackle this problem. well there's a very clear response from authorities obviously recognizing the problem in fact there's a commission a new commission which is dealing with this particular issue in this particular problem although there have been also calls for for further moves for for example trying to have a system for reporting these types of incidents all or having training and teaching schools and other institutions but i would say the biggest decision made by politicians here in germany to address this issue was precisely naming this commission a who will deal and who will try to solve some of this incidence. thomas sparrow reporting thank you so much. all right and we're going to shift our focus now to sports after the embarrassment of the inquest germany coach or your team manager oliver bear off have met for the first time since the team's humiliating world cup group stage exit well seen here arriving for the meeting and they're off are due to analyze what

mr president do you know nothing. about sour news stories look for no do join scholem thomas up the top of the hour they guide you through the rest of the day's headlines this is r.t. international it should right here. independence means that you're not going to take instruction from any of the fighting and we know that in the situation of syria the state of agenda the mandate that was given to us is broad it's not targeting one particular side to this conflict it is broad it is focusing on identifying investigating person and building five on sunday the most serious. for a man are sitting in a car when the phipps gets shot in the head. all four different versions of what happened one of them is on the death row there's no way he could have done it there's no possible way because the us did not shoot around a corner. join me every thursday on the elec simon show and i'll be speaking to us in the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. to prepare the program i had to look at a lot of material listened to a lot of material and also read a lot of material that the it was appalling. and not on

thomas hardiman, and kethledge. trump's court nominee could eviscerate women's freedoms for generations. but overnight mr. trump remained coy, insisting he has yet to make a final decision, all while teasing tonight's historic announcement. kelly o'donnell has that for us and more. >> a casual sunday drive in michigan for supreme court contender raymond kethledge. in suburban washington, brett kavanaugh stepped out on this eve of the president's announcement. and cameras spotted amy coney barrett on her way to church in south bend, indiana. also in the running, thomas hardiman of pennsylvania. as the president headed back to washington, he said his search is almost complete. >> let's say it's the four people, but they are excellent, every one, you can't go wrong, bu'm close to conrmation is paved with political pressure. >> i hope every republican wl t conserva >> fooled. >> behind the scenes, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell encouraged president trump to make a tactical choice. a priority echoed by republican roy blunt. >> i think the president has to think about who is the easiest to get confirmed

mr. chappaquiddick was a disgrace to the senate and then what they did to clarence thomas was a disgraceo the senate. >> it will happen. i have said this for weeks. it is predictable. it doesn't matter who president trump would have nominated the same smears would have occurred. he has the courage to make the right choice as a president notwithstanding he could've chosen somebody to be an easier confirmation but he made an important choice in the right choice but with that judicial philosophy with statutes and and originalist with the constitution and with those opinions so this is why i keep saying this 2018 midterm election is the most important and that could change hands to become republican they have a very slim margin that means rand paul or susan collins or murkowski. and you heard him. i don't believe in legislation and that constitution is to be interpreted. and now it is even more important than the 2016 elections.s. >> judgege scalia said to make the considerations that the law demands. we will have much more tomorrow. heather: it is tuesday july 10th and this is "fox & friend

mr. speaker, attention to the human right to have water, to sustain ourselves. thomas jefferson once said about this precious resource, water, that when the wells dry, we will know the worth of water. in the san joaquin valley, i we know the worth of we know the worth of water. it is the lifeblood of our valley, communities, and our agriculture economy. we like to say where water flow, food grows. it was one of the most advanced agricultural regions in the world. we produce over 250 crops that provide over 50% of the united states' fruits and vegetables on america's dinner table, every night. the county of nature of food we produce is coaxed out of the ground by some of the hardest working people you'll ever meet, farmers and farm workers t relies on a clean, reliable water resource. america's food supply, make no mistake about it, is a national security issue. i have spent decades working for common sense, short- and long-term solutions to address california's broken water system . when i served in the california legislature, i carried multiple passed that re provided

justice scalia orjustice thomas, but when you were asked the question would you consider yourself in their mold, you selected justice byronwhite and justice robert jackson. now, mr. kavanaugh, there may be some implicit criticism there, but we will move beyond that. why do you choose justice white? what are his qualities distinguished from justice scalia or justice thomas that you choose justice white? brett kavanaugh: i do not want to comment on currently sitting justices. the reason i chose justice white is for several reasons, he was a rock of integrity. his work as deputy attorney general in the department of justice enforcing the civil rights laws in the early 1960's i think was heroic. ithink his approach to judging, judicial restraint, in terms of recognizing the primary policy. >> ok. that is enough. why did you choose justice jackson? you are not permitted to filibuster, mr.kavanaugh. brett kavanaugh: yes, mr. chairman. i chose justice jackson because of, again, his leading role in the department of justice, being involved in the public -- >> that is enough, mr. kavanaugh. now, on independent counsel, you have some criticism of the structure of independ

thomas held head them off, finishing the stage in third and now finds himself one minute and 58 seconds ahead of second placed on mrto do is crossed the line on the champs—elysee in paris and he will be crowned champion. defending champion chris froome also had a good run out and managed to pull himself up to third in the standings. there will be no record fifth title for him this year but he will at least make the podium. this isa will at least make the podium. this is a huge moment for wales, never before have they had a welshman win the tour de france. now welsh cycling has itself a new hero. joe curry, bbc news, paris. it's incredible just to be sat here with this jersey, it's insane. a big thanks to froomey as well because he committed to me and he was really happy to see me do so well and we are good friends and i really appreciate having probably the best stage race rider ever, you know, riding for me. but yeah, it's just so surreal. it's going to take a while to sink in, i think. tonight, i think, i won't celebrate too much because champs—elysee's hard, man, if you switch off, it's one of the hardest stages

mr macron to soften his stance on brexit to avoid costing europejobs. the daily mirror says that "crisis talks" have been held by royal aides about how to stop the duchess of sussex's father, thomasand for all you monty python fans, the times has gone through michael palin‘s archive at the british library. the boxes of unpublished material contain unused script ideas, including two sketches written for "monty python and the holy grail". a wide variety of topics to discuss. food funds demand practise on it. the backdrop to this is the scare stories we have been hearing about food stockpiling in the wake of a no—deal brexit? food stockpiling in the wake of a no-deal brexit? food stockpiling, the armoury being called in, and other scare tactics that have been used to describe no—deal brexit. let's be accurate about what a no—deal brexit is, it's just a deal on wto terms, which is what we deal with for the rest of the world, not eu countries. what i can't understand from some of this coverage is why do we think there will not be any food coming through? if we buy more french brittany somerset brie, to the french one is to buy more somerset brie? are we suddenly saying that if there w

thomas has a first tour de france title within his grasp. you heard it there he's got it within his grasp he's got a two minute advantage is this title all booker i tell mrs pretty well i mean they're still stage twenty which is a thirty one kilometer time trial anything can happen of course but i mean if he if he just concentrates and races fast but also is careful he should be able to win this thing of course you know we've had problems with spectators i mean there are a lot of people are very upset about team sky and how successful they are and about some of the writers one of them is a teammate chris froome he had tested for a highly rather elevated level of an anti-histamine he almost didn't get into this competition he only got the ok a few days before so actually they've actually spitted and booed a number of players number of writers on on team sky so it's a problem but i mean security will be out there it's thirty one kilometers they got to go for it their race was even stopped the other day but anyway they've faced down those problems now they are emerging as. quite a strong thought this team sky means their fourth victory in a row how they emer

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mrs may will urge the manual macron to soften its stance on brexit. —— the french president. the daily mirror says crisis talks have been held about thomas media about his daughter. and the times has gone through michael penllyn's archive at the british library. the box is a bun published material includes a script ideas for monty python and the holy grail. a wide variety of stories to cover. let us start with the times. made's brexit plea to macron and the times says theresa may is cutting short. what you make it all? this holiday location has been criticised by the voters because there was a swimming pool installed and isn't carry much about the pool. whether she has cut short a holiday, we don't know. she is on the continent anyway because she is on holiday with her husband in switzerland and italy but this is the idea that she needs to get macron on side, having ameliorated angela merkel to her checkers plan. i think now the tactics turn to dealing directly with barnier dig get the leaders onside and the main axis of power as germany and france. she is coming under extreme pressure. it's also for macron two exercise his own influence

it also cut mr westwick‘s performance from the agatha christie drama, ordeal by innocence. the 30—year—old has always strongly denied he did anything wrong. geraint thomas today's time—trial, and has an overrall lead of almost two minutes. tomorrow's final leg into paris is largely ceremonial. the defending champion, chris froome, remains third. here'sjo currie. the maiden tour de france title in his sights. with a lead ofjust over two minutes geraint thomas would never get a better chance to be crowned champion is something no welsh man has ever done. geraint thomas closing in on history. just the time trial stood between him and sporting immortality. chris froome started the day in force. his chance for a title realistically over before today. world time trial champion and the biggest threat to the potential crown took up the challenge. the dutch rider went faster still. the vultures were suckling but the title was still within geraint thomas grasp. not even a small slip—up could deter him. whilst his legs started to show this train, he crossed the line in a time whether you're a winner. tomorrow, the professionalfinale traditionally dictates that no

focus is on appeals court judges, brett kavanaugh of washington, d.c., and thomas hardiman of pennsylvania. but the source insists, mr. trump hasn't ruled out any. final contenders that also includes amy coney barrett and raymond kethledge. >> let's say it's the four people. they're excellent, everyone. you can't go wrong. >> reporter: some of those finalists spotted sunday, going about their lives on the eve of a historic announcement. the president over the weekend hosting fox news personality, sean hannity, at his new jersey golf club. also getting input from advisers, friends and senate leaders. ahead of a fierce confirmation battle. >> i do think the president has to think about it. who is the easiest to get confirmed here. >> reporter: behind the scenes, senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, making that same argument to the president. this conservative ad already playing on cable tv. >> extremists will lie and attack the nominee. but don't be fooled. president trump's list includes the best of the best. >> reporter: senate democrats including three from red states who supported mr. trump's first court pick,

it was at the be quest of margaret thomas biddle who died, she was the heiress to a mining fortune. she developed a friendship with mrs. eisenhower. mrs. biddle was a guest at the white house on several occasions and according to her daughter, at a white house dinner, she decided to leave her collection to the u.s. government for use in the white house. as much of this collection as possible was exhibited in a newly created room. this is how that room appeared in 1960. this is the vermiel room as it appears today. there are not as many pieces on view, but certainly some important examples. there are over 1500 pieces in the collection, a variety of forms dating mostly to the 18th and 19th centuries and made by some of the finest english and french silversmiths. paul store, an english regency silversmith, is represented by several object, including a set of six wine coolers, each decorated with classical roman scenes. on the left is an example of one of the wine coolers. today they're found on the mantels in the east room. on the right is a soup tureen, one of a pair made 1778 to '79 by james young from designs by the e

mr. president, there are few issues i take more seriously sasse a senator than my duty to consider and vote on supreme court nominees. it was watching the clarence thomas hearings and seeing how my voice and the voices of people like me all across the country were not being heard that got me to run for the senate in the first place. and i believe it is one of the most important jobs we have on behalf of our constituents. mr. president, my time in the senate, i've had the opportunity to consider nominees from democrats

thomas now. >> reporter: just a week ago, president trump said no when asked if russia was still targeting the united states. >> is russia still targeting the u.s., mrnt? >> thank you very much, no. >> no, you don't believe that to be the case? >> reporter: but today, a reversal the president declaring without evidence, "i'm very concerned that russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming election. based on the fact that no president has been tougher on russia than me, they will be pushing very hard for the democrats. they definitely don't want trump." the 2017 assessment by u.s. intelligence agencies concluded putin and russia hacked the democrats to hurt hillary clinton. and in helsinki, putin acknowledged he very much did want trump. >> president putin, did you want president trump to win the election? >> reporter: "yes," putin replied. "yes i did." the russians so giddy after the summit, their foreign minister called it "fabulous, better than super." still tonight, the president says russia is now out to help the democrats. today, the fbi, cia and director commentigence refus tells abc news they've seen no evidence to supp

mr. speaker. it is with a great deal of regret that i cannot join my family and friends of jessie thomas rhodes, known as tom, as he's laid to rest today. tom was the first baby born on january 1, 1955 in memphis, tennessee. he is survived by his loving wife and his children. clarence dario once said that justice has nothing to do with what goes on in a courtroom. justice is what comes out of a courtroom. over the years, there has been many a lawyer in this great country who has dedicated his or her life to securing justice for their clients in courtrooms across this land. mr. vella: today i pay tribute to those advocates and tom rhodes the lawyer. tom rhodes was everything a lawyer should be. tom rhodes was a fierce advocate. tom rhodes was a compassionate counselor. tom rhodes was a consummate negotiator. tom rhodes communicated with a degree of clarity that always exposed the truth. it was not his considerable courtroom presence, skill as a lawyer, or the ferocity of his advocacy that left such a lasting impression with most of the people with whom he crossed paths. instead, it was his again rossit

mr. annenberg was a trustee. we also have a few likenesses of british subjects in our collection. this is a portrait of fanny campbell by thomas -- painted in 1834. he was born in england, his family later immigrated to the united states when he was still a boy. he later became a well-known portrait painter. francis and campbell was a celebrated actress, a member of a theatrical family who came to united states on tour in 1832. in 1833 she performed in washington to great acclaim. in fact she was presented to president. andrew jackson at the white house. she would later describe the president as a good specimen of a fine old battered soldier. sully met her in philadelphia, introduced by pierce butler, a cousin of his. he was quite enthralled by her. in fact he did several likenesses, he painted several likenesses of her. fanny went on to marry gus butler in 1834, he came from a wealthy philadelphia family that owned plantations in georgia. there is however was not a happy marriage. she was opposed to the slavery that she witnessed on her husband's plantation and that and other factors led her to leave him in 1846. she returned

mr. trump says he will not cancel that summit even after yesterday's indictment of 12 russian intelligence officers. abc news chief justice correspondent pierre thomasst days before the president is set to meet with vladimir putin. 12 members of russian intelligence indicted for meddling during the last presidential campaign, an operation u.s. intelligence officials say was authorized by putin himself. the new indictment claims the russian intelligence officers hacked the clinton campaign. the dnc and e-mails to the clinton campaign chairman john podesta. >> there was one unit that engaged in active cyber operations by stealing information, and a different unit that was responsible for disseminating the stolen information. >> russian command unit 26165 in charge of stealing information, headquartered in this building in moscow, and 18 miles away, here was unit 74455, allegedly weaponized the information, posting online including through wikileaks, damaging information on hillary clinton and democrats just three days before the democratic national convention. one example in the indictment suggesting they appeared to step up their attacks on clinton o

mr. dodd was interviewed, a he admitted to the sexual asactivity but said it w consensual. >> my client looks forward to a case. resolution to the >> reporter: dodd's attorney thomas mooney says his client was on the way to mexico where he's now playing professional basketball when he was ataested in atln a warrant in this case. >> we think that there are several faction that are going to come o in the future and, you know, he'll be exonerated. it's just a matter of getting in front of a judge or a jury and letting the process run its course. >> reporter: dodd's attorney says he's been cooperating with the case from the beginning.om >> from thet that we found out that a warrant existed we contacted the state's attorney's office and the police and made every effort to get him turned in as quickly as possible. >> rorter: for now dodd is not allowed in college park. he's expected in court for his firs appearance on july 12th, and he'll be coming here froma atlan his own. reporting live in college park, i'm tracee wilkins can, news 4. >> i'm jim handly. agic news. a 16-year-old boy accidentally shot and killed himself. investigators say the shooting happened last nigh

mr. --f wrote a letter enclosures to the letter will be included in the record along with a letter from chief judge sidney thomas. chief judge of the ninth circuit court of appeals. both senator sullivan and gains are strongly in support of splitting the ninth circuit and they will be splitting an additional statement for the record today. our record will remain open for seven days. this hearing is adjourned. thank you. [captions made possible by mlb network] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [various inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] today, president trump will hold a campaign rally in florida speaking in support of three candidates. defeat bill bid to nelson and congressman matt gaetz's reelection bid. right after that, the aspen institute will hold a discussion on the future of college sports. former collegee basketball coaches and players, ncaa officials and sports law experts. testify onofficials border security and immigration policy for migrant families coming to the u.s.. 9:30will start