mr. wallace.while newer crib standards have narrowed the distance between slabs preventing head entrapment, i continue to be concerned about limb entrapment for children. more mesh crib lines instead of the -- liners instead of the padded bumpers. several studies of the mesh showing no incidents involved in the risk of suffocation. in the state of ohio and other states, lawmakers have recognized this data and excluded mesh crib liners from legislation that ban crib bumpers. if mesh crib liners are also banned along with padded crib bumpers, my fear is that parents are going to start taking matters in their own hands and come up with improvised solutions to prevent that limb entrapment. in your written testimony, you state these products don't serve any safety purpose. did you consider the mesh crib liners when you made your determination? >> i'm sorry, i couldn't hear the very end >> did you consider the mesh crib liners when you made your determination? >> padded crib bumpers we know are linked t

mr wallace in his comments that were overheard, he told the french minister, he did not know how it wasy has pleaded guilty, to the murder of the schoolgirl ellie gould. thomas griffiths appeared at bristol crown court today. ellie, who was also 17, was stabbed to death at a house in calne in wiltshire, in may. jon kay has sent this report from bristol. in may this year she was stabbed to death. police described it as a violent attack. today, thomas griffiths, also 17, and thought to have been at school with the victim, pleaded guilty to her murder. until now griffiths could not be named by the media because he is under the age of 18 but today the judge said he was lifting reporting restrictions because of the extremely grave nature of this crime. the families of the two teenagers sat just yards crime. the families of the two teenagers satjust yards apart crime. the families of the two teenagers sat just yards apart from one another in court. they left separately without making any public comment. in a statement wiltshire police said the family should have been enjoying the summer holid

mr. wallace. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is cybil myer. i'm opposing the proposed plans for a four-storey house to be built. this house has been abandoned for a long time, years. we live a few doors down. we didn't see any communication or plans from the architect or the developer as we have for other projects in the neighborhood. there is no precedent set for a four-storey two-unit building on this street. we prefer not to have a repeat of the huge single home, number 440, that was built above the allowed height limit even with repeated requests to the building department to not allow this to happen. in fairness to those who have lived there for 25 years and more we would have appreciated any correspondence. other residences have been renovated or rebuilt with more notice than we've received for this project. please take into account this is a single-home neighborhood which attracted us to the area. it doesn't seem right that a developer comes into the neighborhood and without hardly any notice determines the plan a four-storey house. tha

bus station destroyed mr wallace or glass or door or graffiti or monument there's times they used the words we were higher then but i. can i just illustrate that because it's a perfect illustration as an organization called data paul that visualizes information the data that happened in mexico to help tell the story is better so here at the bottom we have the dates of august and these are the dates of various protests happening at this high line here this red light up here what are the media talking about whether talking about the metro bus tomorrow is mentioning they talk about the graffiti they talk about lots of different perhaps trivial details about these protests and where do you think they're actually talking about gender based violence how many of those publications are doing that right down here at the bottom that would seem to say maybe there's a certain element of going for the shiny objects excuse the pun here for the glitter i'm not going for the core the color of the debate. but the protests a day get the attention of the mare this is the mayor here a day after the attor

bus station destroyed mr wallace or glass or door or graffiti or monuments there's times they used the words we were higher then but i. can i just illustrate that because it's a perfect illustration as an organization called data paul that visualizes information the data that happened in mexico to help tell the story is better so here at the bottom we have the dates of. these the dates of various protests happening at this high line here this red light up here what are the media talking about whether talking about the metro bus tomorrow i was mentioning they talk about the graffiti they talk about a lot so different perhaps trivial details about these protests and where do you think they're actually talking about gender based violence how many of those publications are doing that right down here at the bottom that would seem to say maybe there's a certain element of going for the shiny objects excuse the pun here for the glitter and not going for the call or the color of the debate. but the protests a day get the attention of the mare this is the mayor here a day after the attorney gen

bus station destroyed mr wallace or glass or door or graffiti or monuments there's times they used the words we were higher then but i. can i just illustrate that because it's a perfect illustration as an organization called data paul that visualizes information the data that happened in mexico to help tell the story is better so here at the bottom we have the dates of. these the dates of various protests happening at this high line here this red light up here what are the media talking about whether talking about the metro bus tomorrow i was mentioning they talk about the graffiti they talk about lots of different perhaps trivial details about these protests and where do you think they're actually talking about gender based violence how many of those publications are doing that right down here at the bottom that would seem to say maybe there's a certain element of going for the shiny objects excuse the pun here for the glitter i'm not going for the call or the color of the debate. but the protests a day get the attention of the mare this is the mayor here a day after the attorney gene

where our president has more in common with george wallace than he does with george washington. you know -- [applause] mr. biden: we are almost 330 million americans. we will have to do what our president can't. stand together. stand against hate. stand up for what is best. our nation's best when we're the best. in this nation, we believe when we are at our best. we believe in honesty. decency. treating everyone with respect. giving everyone a fair shot. leaving nobody behind. giving hate no safe harbor. demonizing no one, not the poor, the powerless, the immigrant, or the other. lead by the power of our example, not by the example of our power. that has allowed us to stand as a beacon to the world. be a part of something bigger than ourselves. it's a code. it's uniquely american code. it's who we are. but donald trump doesn't get it. what this president doesn't understand is that like every other nation on earth, we are unable to define what constitutes america by religion, by ethnicity, or by tribe. you can't do it. america is an idea. an idea stronger than any army. bigger than any ocean. more powerfu

mr. trump's 2016 election. >> our president has more in common with george wallace than he does with george washington.mp is trying to weaken our institutions-- the press, the courts, the congress-- precisely because they are the only checks on his power. that's what this is all about, the abuse of power. >> reporter: as biden spoke, the aesident tweeted from air force one calling biden's speech "so boring." told later about the tweet, biden replied: >> he should get a life. >> o'donnell: ed o'keefe joins us. so what caused biden to speak out like this today? or reporter: well, norah, cbs news has learned biden was outraged and furious by the agootings and the president's response and began writing the aneech over the weekend. po also spoke with the trump campaign, which pointed out the president's response included denouncing white supremacy. ene other note-- trump aides r ned the pittsburgh synagogue shooter had posted anti-trump messages on the internet. norah. >> o'donnell: thank you, ed. now to the president's visits today to el paso and dayton to honor the 31 people killed in mass shootings, prot

mr. trump's 2016 election. >> our president has more in common with george wallace than george washington.ng to weaken our institutions. the courts, the press, the congress, precisely because they are the only checks on his power. that's what this is all about. r, the abuse of power. >> reporter: as biden spoke, the president tweeted from air force one, calling biden's speech so boring. told later about the tweet, biden replied? >> he should get a life. >> reporter: >> cbs news has learned the president was outraged and began writing the speech over the weekend. we also spoke with the trump campaign which pointed out the president's response included denouncing white supremacy. one other note. trump aides noted the pittsburgh synagogue shooter had posted anti-trump messages on the internet. >> there was terror at the crossroads of the world. loud bangs sent hundreds running for their lives in new york city's times square. it was president gunfire. just a motorcycle backfiring. nikki battiste has the story. >> reporter: hundreds of people panicked and started running for their lives and duc

wallace. there was no formal plea but then mr foster's lawyer got up and said he'd like to make a short statementbehalf of him and his family, i wa nt to on behalf of him and his family, i want to say three things. he denies any involvement in the horrific murder of pc harper. we urge the police to follow all lines of enquiry and for the public to come forward and cooperate. the magistrate said she was sure the police were investigating all lines of enquiry. mr foster was then handcuffed and ta ken of enquiry. mr foster was then handcuffed and taken down. he winked briefly to some members of his family who were sitting at the back ofa family who were sitting at the back of a court, one of those family members was holding a teddy bear. it was brief but emotionally charged because we also believe that some of pc harper's family were also in court sitting on the other side of the court room and they were escorted by police liaison officers. mr foster was remanded in custody and he will appear before reading crown court tomorrow morning. thank you very much indeed. the irish prime minister, leo varad

mr. president we have invited you on a "special report" many times and we would love to have you back on, come on back. he, chris wallaced, unafraid. what about this push back on pole specifically, but fox? >> the striking thing is that president trump is at 39%, regardless of who the democrat -- that's a core support. even if the economy goes south, that's not a winning percentage in the fact that every democrat beats them, joe biden by double digits has to be a concern. >> bret: we have said this every time, when you are there as early as you don't have one candidate. you are not facing one person. you are not facing any pushback so had to had pulls you take them for what they are worth. we say that every time. >> i think the president should have more confidence and has political ability to take the edge off a number of these candidates. someone is up on him at five or six points certainly he has enough confidence that he can take that back. i'm not an employee of the fox news channel. i like fox and i watch it regularly. i think the president is aiming his target in the wrong direction and should have some more fait

mr. trump. >> both clear language and in code this president has fanned the flames of white supremacy in this nation. our president has more in common with george wallace than he does with george washington. >>> and wake up call. scientists say climate change is threatening the world's food supply with a warning that could affect your backyard barbecue. >> it starts with changing the way you eat instead of eating a meat based diet, they suggest that if we go to a more plant based diet we will actually reduce carbon emissions. >>> good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell with washington. the nra is reportedly pressuring president trump to once again back down on supporting background checks. despite overwhelming national support for this first step to change gun laws. this as mayors in communities torn by gun violence, including el paso and dayton, are organizing to push for change. even though republican majority leader mitch mcconnell remains firmly opposed. there's a renewed push for action on the ground in those communities impacted by gun violence, including ohio where tim ryan is leading a caravan across the state and into mitch mcconnell's home st

while the cameras were in the room before the meeting, they filmed a candid conversation between mr wallacee parliament and the length of it. he said it is not a revolution, it is a few more days than normal and he said that parliament had talked about it for three yea rs years and any leader has to try. at the end he seems to be laughing. he did not talk about the queen speech, new legislation or anything but he said the biggest problem was that the uk historically didn't have coalitions and now had a government that found itself with no majority. eu ministers we asked here if they had seen any proposals from the uk site to resolve things in brussels, they said they hadn't seen anything so they said they hadn't seen anything so far. time for a look at the weather. louise has breezed in. there is a hurricane in florida? possibly. it is our holiday weekend as well and i am sure that residents and tourists will be keeping a close eye. september is around the corner. this is dorian, us virgin islands. many in the caribbean islands have had a brief escape, particularly porto rico. we thought it

we will be watching this sunday on fox news sunday with chris wallace and the husband of mrs. soup. good to see you. >> may claim to fame. a judge handing a decision about whether to fire the cop accused of using a choke hold that led to the death of a black man in new york city. this is not the final decision, a recommendation. we are learning from police and relatives of eric gardner. plus, a plane landing in the middle of a busy intersection. the video and the outcome as our reporting continues unmercifully, a friday afternoon. ♪ eat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot... eat and help prevent almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. ...and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness,

wallace. there was no formal plea that mr foster's lawyer got out and said he would like to make a short statementnies any involvement in the horrific murder of pc harper. we urged the police to follow all lines of inquiry and for the public to come forward and co—operate. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is? the italian prime minister has resigned, though he will stay on as head of a caretaker government. he's blamed the collapse of his coalition on the right—wing nationalist league party. sudan has formed a new sovereign council to lead the country towards democracy. it will be led by general abdel fattah al—burhan, the man who took over after the overthrow of the then president omar al—bashir. an italian prosecutor has decided that the charity ship stranded off lampedusa for days must be seized, and the eighty migrants onboard taken to land. the vessel has been stuck after it was barred from entering port. earlier, several migrants jumped off the ship and attempted to swim to shore. nasa says its mission to the ocean world of europa has been put forward to the f