and you set down with charles murray. prof.nger: i have not watched it because it is so unsettling to me. they used these directional microphones. so what we were hearing is not what you are hearing on the tape. it is enhanced so you can hit a -- see you can hear the conversation, but it was absolutely terrifying to continue. brian: how far ahead of this that you knew something was going to happen? prof. stanger: i didn't think anything was going to happen. before i walked out the door when we were confronted with the crowd that injured me, i said, i left my computer in the car, and i will go separately and meet you at the dinner. i had no clue it was going to happen. brian: had you met charles murray before? prof. stanger: no, but i knew of him and knew that he was some of the republican party takes very seriously. it was precisely the person i want my students to engage with. if we are only allowing democrats to appear on campus we are just an indoctrination center. we are not an institution of higher learning. brian: let's g

brian: had you met charles murray before? prof. stanger: no, but i knew of him and knew that he was some of the republican party takes very seriously. it was precisely the person i want my students to engage with. if we are only allowing democrats to appear on campus we are just an indoctrination center. brian: let's go back -- you moved to this other room. was that set up in advance? prof. stanger: yes. brian: television cameras in there? prof. stanger: yes, yes. that was a plan b. and how far away was the room? prof. stanger: it was in the basement of the building. i wish it was further away. brian: this again was only 30 seconds. >> you go to 1960 which is just a few years later. i told them to put people on the fire alarms. hold on just a second and they will turn those off. prof. stanger: this is unique in my academic career. prof. stanger: that is pretty funny. brian: anyway, go back to that setting. how long did you --talk to charles murray? prof. stanger: i think it was roughly 30 minutes or 45 minutes. we took questions fr

murray: it's the same. gettysburg is going to see over two million people, two million people come to gettysburg during its centennial year. the battlefield is used as an occasion to commemorate, to celebrate, reenactment, but it's also an occasion where governors and dignitaries can talk about the contemporary civil rights movement. so here, the governor of new jersey, who's laying a wreath at one of the new jersey monuments on cemetery ridge, uses this occasion, his oration, to talk about the unfulfilled promises of the american civil war. in 1963, he's telling, reminding listeners that the civil war was not fought to preserve the union, white, or jim crow, but it was fought for liberty and justice for all, flying in the face of something wars counter north carolina. so they're tying the civil rights movement, lincoln's new birth of freedom, to the civil war centennial. that's a northerner. the most prominent southerner to come to the gettysburg battlefield to lay a wreath and deliver oration is george wa

murray. >> mrs. murray documents marilyn's last day. she woke around 9:00.ah howard or bathed. she was spiritless. hadn't eaten. she was pulling weeds in her garden. toward the end of july, marilyn and pat newcom and i were in serious discussions about doing the cover of "playboy" magazine. i didn't want to keep hefner hanging. >> marilyn told schiller that pat didn't have the authority to make that call. >> it was like a light switch. somebody had thrown a light switch. and all of a sudden she was referring to herself as just a piece of meat. then the light switch would go back and she was polite. >> it was at this time that newcom had woken up. >> i hi she was upset because pat interfered where she shouldn't have interfered. even though they were good friend, marilyn had boundaries. >> she wasn't ready -- a normal average day. >> peter lawford was league dinner party that evening, but marilyn had yet to confirm she was going. here is where the story gets murky. some people believe lawford paid an unannounced visit to the house along with his brother-in-law

he holds this grudge with murray, and murray returns the favor throughout all the time they served together in the senate proving the adage, one of the truisms of american politics, that there is no relationship stranger or more fraught with anxiety than that between senators from the same state regardless of their politics. so wheeler has a celebrated feud with jim murray all through their time in the senate together. there was actually a rumor in montana in 1942 when murray is running for re-election, and wheeler is out on the stump saying send me somebody that i can work with back there, without ever mentioning murray by name, he's criticizing his fellow democratic senator. he said send me somebody i can work with back there. and murray wins that election very narrowly in 1942, a republican year. he somehow held on to win very narrowly and he kind of decides at that point he's going to get even and he's going to lay in wait and try to even the score with wheeler in 1946, which he had more -- he was more effective in doing than wheeler was against him. one quick little anecdote that says

it's been a tough few months for andy murray but he is back where he belongs.is first game. it was a fair set that followed logic more than fairy tale. andy murray's french opponent wasn't in the mood for favours or losing to a quy the mood for favours or losing to a guy who just the mood for favours or losing to a guy whojust had the mood for favours or losing to a guy who just had hip surgery. 6—42 gasket. second set showed more glimpses of murray magic, he off some sensational shots. a more hard—fought some sensational shots. a more hard —fought set but some sensational shots. a more hard—fought set but same result. ultimately, it wasn't to be. gasket proving too strong, 6—4, 6—4. disappointment in defeat but a smile on his face, welcome back sir andy. bury‘s owner steve dale has told the bbc tonight that given recent events at the club he's happy to sell to the right buyer. the english football league's given bury until 9am tomorrow to show how they plan to pay off creditors or face having their next match suspended. earlier, staff at bury issued a statemen

at one stage the murray clare 5—2 down.lly i feel better, i have no pain, no restriction on any shots, but i am still a little slow and i hope that is something that comes back with time. i didn't know how much i would be playing after last year. to come back and be competing and pain—free is brilliant. this was their first match together in three years, a fun reunion, but for andy the aim from heroes to go alone. leyton orient will start the new season in the football league after gaining promotion. it should be an exciting day, but it'll be tinged with saddness because their manager, justin edinburgh, who was instrumental in leading them to promotion, passed away injune at the age of just 49 from a heart attack. many of the players and staff at the club are still coming to terms with their loss as they prepare for the first day of the season. emma jones reports. j°y joy for a leyton orient in april as justin edinburgh and his players celebrated promotion back to the football league. just weeks later, the club and its fans

this was the murrays first rematch in three yea rs, the murrays first rematch in three years, a greato it alone. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, including the latest on the women's british open at woburn, where england's charley hull is in the clubhouse on five under, one shot off the lead. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. thank you very much. more for you now on the news that the bank of england has cut its forecast for uk growth over the next couple of yea rs. growth over the next couple of years. it's also 130 no—deal brexit which hit the economy and trigger a further drop in the value of the pounds. we can hear now from mark carney, who has been talking in the last hour. it's relatively unusual, not totally unusual, but relatively, to be ina not totally unusual, but relatively, to be in a situation where you have quite binary outcomes, such as the country faces between the possibility of a deal, a smooth transition to some form of deep trading relationship with the european union, to no deal, and an insta nt european union, to

andy murray has announced he will not play at the us open in a fortnight.the cincinnati masters, playing his first singles match in seven months since career—resurrecting hip surgery. he made the announcement directly following his first round defeat to 3—time grand slam semifinalist richard gasquet, murray going down in straight sets 6—4, 6—4, as he begins to take baby sets towards returning fully to the singles circuit. worth noting that no player had ever had the operation and then resumed their singles career. gasquet will take on world number four dominic thiem in the next round, but was full of praise for murray. i hope you will recover well and come back. he is still one of the best players, even when i was out for six months, it was tough for me. even with this, it he was still a great competitor. former champion marin cilic was sent also crashing out in cincinnati, moldova's radu albot saving six set points in the second set and taking the first match point that came his way to win 6—4, 7-6. somewhat of an annus mirrablilis for albot, he's at a car

senator murray. >> thank you. senator alexander asked about the 340b program which requires pharmaceutical companies to provide discounts on crucial outpatient drugs for providers that serve low income high need patients. in other words, 340b is one of the most effective programs managing high drug costs we currently have. there aren't any taxpayer funds and providing those discounts, correct drug company funds. that's correct. >> so we can debate the best way to oversee this for but were not talking about wasting taxpayer dollars. >> correct. >> mr. nichols, hospitals do a lot of reporting as part of their position in medicare and as part of their medicare cost reports. do hospitals report on labor costs, physical plant expenses, marketing costs and other things? >> yes, all the above. >> but medicare does not pay hospitals for those costs like marketing yes, some are unallowable police to report them. >> they supported the establishment of a medical loss ratio for health plans do the mo art require plans to repo

. >> host: charl murray stride. middle bury college, me and the professor who invited him both injured. >> guest: right. literally attacked. physically assaulted. by protesters who thought it was so important to stop what was supposed to be a debate. going to be a debate between murray's perspective and a leftist center perspective, and but they don't want that to happen. when i interview for the book and said don't you think you make charles murray look more sympathetic if you're shouting them down and using violence against them? you are driving people toward them. and they say, we are about safety. we are keeping the marginalized anymore our community safe from the harm of charles muirry's words and views sol if he allowed to speak, we have contributed to the emotional or mental unrest of the people we care about which is a different idea how safety works so much -- it's the root of so much of this. >> host: how small are these alt-right and tifa groups that are far on the fringe. >> guest: extremely small. we're

murray has a new partner.vernight as well, in terms of andy murray and the singles come back for him, and he is not now going to play at the us open. yes, interesting new, he has suggested that was plan a, to play doubles at the us open, men‘s doubles and possibly who knows he could have linked with serena williams to play mixed double, since he came back and played his first singles match since hip surgery in january, against gasquet he lost in straight sets but he was encouraged by the way he played. he realised he needs matches and in a sense doubles can get in the way a bit, because he has been scheduled late at times and if you play early evening you can‘t doa if you play early evening you can‘t do a proper singles training session, he is keen to play as mustafi singles as he can. he has entered a tournament next week and said during the us open he might consider dropping down a level to the challenger tour to play matches there, because he needs match, he needs wins and he wants to get as many under his

andy murray confirmed yesterday that he would not take part in the us open doubles to concentrate onin the singles. hopefully we will bring you the conclusion of that before the end of the spirit stayed this evening. rugby union now and time to do it all again for england and wales. different venue this time. we've moved from twickenham to the principality stadium for the latest world cup warm up match. both teams know a win could take them to the top of the world rankings. tomos dafyad is in cardiff for us the prayers and a playful mood on the even of an encounter described asa the even of an encounter described as a game of poker by their opponents, where no one is willing to share their best hand, it is part of the phoney war before the world cup and hosting england just six days after the last game is a test run for the scheduled wells will face in japan. run for the scheduled wells will face in japan. short training weeks and things you need to practise as well, it is notjust between the white lines so pressure on the week as well and you need to be able to do these things obvio

just talking a little bit about that andy murray issue, poor old judy murray, because andy murray andl have to play each other in the doubles. jamie, his brother, will have to play each other in the doublesm was always going to happen. hasn't jamie got the better record? absolutely, andy murray has an incredible singles history, but... it will be great to see them in court. that will be tomorrow. you will have to get up very early in the morning. i know you gave a fairly decent weather forecast. i think sarah can probably top it. sarah, you've got a job on your hand, iam sarah, you've got a job on your hand, i am sure. as holly was saying, we have some wet weather in the forecast. good morning to you, and to you at home as well. eggs are looking pretty unsettled, low pressure not far away. if you are up early this morning you will be treated to a nice sunrise. this is the picture in wellingborough. the cloud is now streaming in from the west as you can see from the satellite image, low pressure moving its way in. clearer spells around across southern and eastern parts of england in pa

is force there isn't any murray has played his 1st singles match after having career saving surgery in january but he has since decided he will not compete in the u.s. singles open later this month the former world number one based france is in cincinnati losing in straight sets 6464 murray had been asked to make a decision on accepting a wild card for the u.s. open prior to that match the brits and says he will he still in his play doubles and mixed doubles at the grand slam in new york which starts on the 26th the. well today is international left hander's day to day is designed to raise awareness of the difficulties left handed people face in a right handed world but for athletes like tennis star rafael nadal playing left handed may be an advantage the doll is one of the greatest tennis players of all time a lot of his dominance put down to the fact that he's a left hander but this is the twist in the donald's case he does everything else with this writes him from signing autographs to brushing his teeth it's on play left handed as a child. well as the howard from the every sport sa

plenty of rust dinners for murray. the worst possible start.ing to the guy who just had hip surgery. the second is that showed more glimpses of the old murray magic, he reeled off some sumptuous shots to show the cincinnati crowd encouragement on his hard—fought comeback. the second is that, ultimately the same result. gasquet proved too strong, 6—4, 6—4. a pain—free smile on his face. welcome back, sir andy. bury‘s owner steve dale has told the bbc tonight that given recent events at the club he's happy to sell to the right buyer. the english football league's given bury until 9am tomorrow to show how they plan to pay off creditors — or face having a fourth successive match postponed. earlier, staff at bury issued a statement imploring the owner to accept an offer that's been made to buy the club saying it's "the only lifeline for the future of the club." bury are yet to play a game this season after league one matches against mk dons and accrington, as well as tuesday's league cup match against sheffield wednesday were suspended because of th

it's certainly given judy murray a headache. he has received for misbhaving on court, following nick kyrgios's £93,000 fine in cincinnati, judy retweeted his response to her followers. i was playing a tournament when i was like 14, in the czech republic, and my mum and my gran came over to watch. and i swore during my match, and my gran didn't speak to me for about three months — so the rest of the trip, when she was there, and stuff. and i remember it really well, because i love my gran. she's the best, but when she didn't speak to me, i was gutted about that. but i still swear on the court, so... runaway super league leaders st helens warmed up for next weeks challenge cup final with a brilliant second half display to see off leeds rhinos 36—20 at headingley. the sides had been level at the break but a hat—trick from fiji international kevin naiqama sees saints head to wembley in good form. they are now 16 points clear at the top and take on warrington in the cup final a week on saturday. there were less dramatic scenes in the

murray to. the text for his opponent to invest early and, literally billions of dollars in the federal government should recognize and leverage that money to help us beat this problem andra finally the proposition triple agent proposition h expects 10,000 units of permanent supportive housing which are one of the solutions but the fact is before we getd the 10,000 we will run out of section 8 vouchers as revenue. >> thank you mr. murray. thank you very much. mr. ansell you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much madam chairman members. my name is phil ansell i'm the director of the los angeles homeless initiative. i'm here to testify before you today regarding the countywide movement combat homelessness which was catalyzedco by the bod of supervisors in 2015 when they accepted a medal of countywide leadership to combat this crisis the county homeless omission to we got the 400 invited governments and community experts in policy summits to generate on a consensus basis the cou

plus, pain—free and raring to go, andy murray is back and says he is ready to play singles matches.elcome to the programme. five goals in the first match of the premier league and it was a convincing win for liverpool. but a miserable night for liverpool. but a miserable night for norwich fans, their conceding four goals in the first half our sports correspondent was watching for us. andy. yes, the liverpool fa ns for us. andy. yes, the liverpool fans arrived in a pretty bad mood and who can blame them after all the of the european champions, advertising that fact because the one thing they wanted more than anything else is to become champions in england because they have not won the league title since 1990. civil was important that they got off on the right note, they're playing against norwich city to the premier league and norwich's dream soon turned into a nightmare because it only took six minutes for liverpool to ta ke only took six minutes for liverpool to take the lead and calamitous style because their captain handled and sliced the ball into his own net, so the worst possi

soon i thank you senator murray and before you came, i said much the same thing there.this is a healthcare and its big topic and a number of areas which we disagree and which we will continue to debate but one thing that we have been able to do and i think senator murray and the members and the staffs for this is identify nearly three dozen provisions about 16 from republicans and 14 from democrats and we have a few more that were working on such as cassidy murphy provision on healthcare and another that senator murphy mentioned. all of these are aimed at reducing the cost of healthcare paid for out of your own pocket. so these are first steps, i agree with her on that, there are other issues that we need to work on but we have been able to in this committee to fix no child left behind in the 21st year of abuse and other major issues that to identify the issues we do agree on. mom had an in a meaningful ways. i think her for working in that way and i complemented both staffs before she came. now i only have five minutes just like each senator does so i hope we can have

as john murray of his own ever thought of setting up his own easel here. he says it's a nice thought but he'd never find the time and anyway he's fully content looking after clock money's gardening legacy. just look stunning we've been island hopping all week and today we're off to call food just off greece's north west coast it is said to have a record number of 120 beaches but that's not where we are headed it also has a long and varied history going back thousands of years so we're going to take a look at some of the sites to see the round coal through town itself. khufu is the 7th largest of the greek islands the royal cafe in can only sit south of the capital corfu town it affords a fabulous view of pondok onesie the uninhabited mouse island a landmark of corfu and of the rocky hana the monastery island this is the right spot for plane spotters to it boasts an excellent view of the airport runways. the nobility of long ago also discovered coffee's charms austrian empress elizabeth popularly known as c.c. had a summer palace built here in the 19th cent

murray: we talked about -- ms. king-viehland: we talked about the fact that we had units in the pipeline and how critically important they are, but without vouchers and rental subsidies, the units don't come on. so, it goes beyond a sort of discussion of impact fees and other costs relating to rep -- relating to rising housing costs. if we don't have the vouchers and subsidies to put the people into the units, the projects don't get ill. thank you.an: can you give us an update on where we are on that and when will we see people moving into the facilities? absolutely. we would welcome you to join us on a move-in day. progressade a lot of with the new jordan downs and the housing there. we will be ready to move our first families into new units this fall. september, october. right around the corner. behind a game, we had intended to provide an invitation to help move in the families. completing phase one and phase two, as you are well aware, we are replacing one-for-one units and exceeding the amount currently. there

andy murray makes his singles comeback in cincinnati, against the frenchman richard gasquet.ng up in the programme... named among the captain takes for the next solheim cup. hello and welcome to sportsday. just over month to go now until the rugby world cup injapan. and this afternoon, eddiejones has announced his 31 man squad for the tournament — almost 4 weeks before the deadline. there are a few familar big names missing from the squad today. dylan hartley, the co—captain under jones, isn't among them. has not played for england since december. and ben te'o, another man who many hoped could shine in the tournament isn't there — he was said have been involved in a bust up during a team bonding session in italy, delight for others though — with rory mcconnachie named in the squad — the only uncapped player. a year ago he was playing 7's rugby. and, lewis ludlam makes it — the flanker won his first cap in yesterday's win over wales, along with willi heinz. jones explained why he chose to name his squad early, with nearly a month still until the deadline. there is the call at

murray wins that election.

why are my congress purple, patty murray, why has she not address what she called for in january? up thisve you taken issue with her and your other representatives? caller: everything get squashed by the papers. in phoenix, arizona, democrats line. caller: we have a proposition on august 27 on the ballot for a light rail expansion in our public transportation. a lot of the people in phoenix are against it because it has been a 15 year project of putting in a train through phoenix, a light rail. this will go through central avenue in south phoenix and cut off a lot of small businesses, basically they will turn a four lane road, central avenue come into a one lane each direction. one lane is insane.

their target was charles murray. >> sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> up next, a member of iraq's parliament talks about relations between his government and the u.s. and efforts to rebuild iraq following the overthrow of saddam hussein. the atlantic council hosted this event. >> hello and welcome to the atlantic council. i am abbas kadhim, resident

it's been a long seven months for andy murray., plenty of rustiness and the worst possible start for murray. first point double fault and broken in his first game. it was a first set that followed logic more than fairytale. murray's french opponent, former world number seven, wasn't in the mood for favours or losing to a guy thatjust had hip surgery. 6—4 to gasquet. the third set, he wheeled off some sumptuous shots to show the cincinnati crowd encouragement on his comeback. a more hardfought set, yes, but same result. ultimately it wasn't to be with gasquet proving too strong, too, 6—4. disappointment in relief but pain—free with a smile on his face, welcome back, sir andy. i was always worried, what would i do with myself without tennis? but actually, once i got rid of the pain i realised i didn't need teunissen. tennis wasn't the most important thing for me. i'm obviously happy to be back playing. you know, thought it may be would have changed my perspective completely on things but i'm sitting here disappointed, which i think

their target was charles murray. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q & a. >>> american history tvs look at the civil war continues now with louisiana state university professor aaron sheehan-dean on his book the calculus of violence: how americans fought the civil war. this talk was part of the gettysburg college civil war institute's annual

jennifer murray examines the historical revolution. she's an author. this is an hour. >> good morning, everyone. happy father's day. we're going to open this morning with a long-time contributor to cwi, jen murray. jen murray is currently an assistant teaching assistant professor in the department of history at oklahoma state university. she is as you know an expert in the civil war and also a specialist in military history in general. she has i would say a full publication resume. her most important book and most recent is entitled "on a great battlefield: the making, management, and memory of get gettysburg national park." published in 2013 by the university of tennessee press. she is currently working on a i biography of george gordon meade which will hopefully be publi published in the civil war america series. she is a veteran faculty member here. many of you have been on her battlefield tours which are outstanding. it's largely because she cut her teeth as a young historian seasonal here at gettysburg for nine years? for nine years. so it is my p

murray elementary is wrapping up its second week of class in the student in question is back in school cleared by the county public health department kids get sick in school and that just kind of how it is and it just it was handled well. >>land. it happens lisa aqua lena sun attends 5th grade at murray elementary she says she was never worried because of the clear communication from the school district. >>she's also reminding her son and classmates to keep clean to seize you know. >>the safety procedures are washing their hands then i'm being careful of their sneezing or coughing using clean next. the teachers encourage them. yeah, i'm from the nest where and how the student became infected has not been released. >>in dublin fleet at all kron 4 news now the big story tonight an arrest has been made in a hit and run in san jose police say that 18 year-old alberto is gave us was racing another car when he lost control of his truck rear ended another car happened late last night near moore park and saratoga avenues. police say that the truck to ski this was driving landed on its roof aft

and in tennis andy murray has played his 1st singles match after having career saving hip surgery in january but has since decided that he will not compete in the u.s. open signals later this month the former world number one face france's rasha desk a in cincinnati losing in straight sets 6464 murray have been asked to make a decision on accepting a wild card for the u.s. open prior to that match the britain says that he still intends to play doubles and mixed doubles at the grand slam in new york which starts on the 26th of it's. a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you here on day to you news there been clashes with police as hong kong international airport has pro-democracy protesters halted flights for the 2nd day chief executive kerry last as warns the city could be on a path of no return and the italian senate is meeting to consider a date for of a no confidence vote in the government deputy prime minister battaile salvini has called for the vote is leaked harvey is driving high in the polls and he believes he can become prime minister. don't forget you can

tight three—setter against andy murray and feliciano lopez.t week's atp event in north carolina. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather with tomasz shafenacher. hello. not a bad day for most of us across england and wales but in scotla nd across england and wales but in scotland and northern ireland, blustery showers are the order of the day and they will continue into tomorrow and the week ahead as well. this is the weather front that brought that wash—out to the day across the country yesterday. the weather front has moved out of the way now and the skies have cleared. low pressure is here to stay all through the weekend and you can see a lot of isobars there, an indication that the winds are going to be quite strong, particularly around the coasts of northern ireland and western scotland. elsewhere it is the case of scattered showers carried by these south—westerly winds. the wind around the coast will be around 30 01’ around the coast will be around 30 or a0 around the coast will be around 30 or40 mph in around the coast will be

the second set showed more glimpses of the old murray magic. strong, 6—4, 6—4. disappointment in relief, but pain—free with a smile on his face — welcome back, sir andy. marc edwards, bbc news. i was always worried, what would i do with myself without tennis? but actually, once i got rid of the pain i realised i didn't need tennis. tennis wasn't the most important thing for me. i'm obviously happy to be back playing. you know, thought it may be would have changed my perspective completely on things but i'm sitting here disappointed, which i think is probably a good thing. eddiejones had a few tricks up his sleeve when he named his england squad for next months rugby world cup. uncapped bath wing rory mcconnochie earned a shock call—up — he only switched from the shorter sevens form of the game a year ago. another surprise is northampton's lewis ludlam, his rise has been similarly meteoric — joining the training squad for the first time injune. in terms of who misses out — there's no place for the former joint—captain dylan hartley, which means

murray. he made his nfl debut tonight.the giants were coming off an ugly sweep to the nationals. they couldn't hit, they couldn't pitch. and the magic of july seemed a doesn't memory and then madison bumgarner took the mound. three strikeouts. allowed just one hit and no runs through 7 innings. he gets by with help from his friends. but madison bumgarner need offense and he got that from that man. mike yastrzemski deep. a rookie with 11 home runs. in 1961 carl yastrzemski, his grandfather. just saying. giants win 5-0. they are back within three games of the wildcard. nfl, bosa suffering an ankle sprain. he played in three gameat ohio state last year. earned him the reputation of being injury prone. the head coach shot that down today. >> everyone acts like he will get hurt and do stuff like this. i have been around one of the most physical rookies, he is trying to play. he wants to come back tomorrow. he had over 300-pound man lands on his leg. >> he said mackinnon is out. and jason verett has sprained ankle. napa. raiders

i was a lwa ys welcome back, andy murray.lised i did not need tennis. tennis was not the most important thing for me. i am marvellously happy to be back playing. you know, i thought it may have changed my perspective on things, but i am sitting here disappointed, which i think is probably a good thing. the british number 1 also think is probably a good thing. the british number1 also went out in the 1st round in cincinnati, losing to the swedish qualifier. she made it to the wimbledon quarters and has lost both matches she has played since then. the commonwealth games organisers are lodging what will be the largest women and para— sport event. they have included para table tennis and beach volleyball.m event. they have included para table tennis and beach volleyball. it was a factor but the factor was the amount of work that had been done and what the sports will do for the commonwealth and the young people of the commonwealth. all of that was taken into consideration. yes, history is being made. it will be the largest women'

that's telling you something in her office murray surrendered us now with the 4 zone forecast. yeah we're under a heat advisory that right now for most of our interior valleys in the east bay and north bay, including the diablo range from now. >>through thursday night so we are going to notice hot temperatures even during the overnight. >>hours very little relief, especially for interior valleys, cooling down into the upper 60's and even low to mid 70's and let's take a look at your microclimate forecast for your thursday. some relief but still warm temperatures for most of the san francisco peninsula. downtown san francisco low 80's for you mid 70's for half moon bay. so some relief there as well burlingame and no break in the mid to low 80's for your thursday afternoon, highs and plenty of sunshine. we will start out with partly cloudy skies get in a little bit of that cool sea breeze influence pushing in some high cloud cover right along the coast. but that's not going to stop the mercury from rising redwood city 89 degrees. mountain view mid-nineties for you and widespread

senator murray. sen. murray: thank you, chairman collins and ranking member reed. i do want to note my top priority here is the safety of the flying community, and i know faa is working to revise the -- resolved the many safety challenges we are facing including recertification and oversight efforts that are ongoing with the boeing 737 max plains. i understand the work of the technical advisory board is well underway and i look forward to their findings as well as those of the faa. i would ask all of you to continue to work as transparently as possible to keep members of congress in the loop if new information becomes available so we can prevent future tragedies. i know it's already been talked about here, but i just want to know that we are following closely the question i did want to ask is the issue of sexual assault on airplanes. this is an issue i have been working on for a long time, because i heard from constituents who were sexually assaulted during flights and experienced a complete lack of information as to how to respond or who to report to, what would h

you can follow the very latest on andy murray's comeback match.. the uk will be "first in line" for a trade deal with the us, according to the us national security adviserjohn bolton. he's been in london meeting with borisjohnson on the same day that the prime minister and president trump discussed brexit over the phone. the us attorney general william barr has warned any co—conspirators of jeffrey epstein that his desk is not mean they can rest easy. multimillionaire epstein had connections to some of the most prominent members of us society but was arrested in july and was awaiting trial for sex trafficking but was found dead in his cell on saturday. i was appalled, and the old apartment was, and frankly angry to learn of the mcc‘s failure to adequately report this prisoner. we are now learning of serious irregular keys at this facility that are deeply concerning, and demand a thorough investigation. the fbi in the office of inspector general are doing just that. we will get to the bottom of what happened, and there will be accountability. that

three—setter against andy murray and feliciano lopez.olina. nice to see the brothers embracing. they don't like playing each other. they don't like playing each other. they had a bit of a rivalry when they were younger. judy congratulating jamie, he is more of a double specialist. andy murray is on that curve towards possibly playing more of the singles. nasa says it's planning to send a female astronaut to the moon for the first time. it's hoped the mission will take place in 202a, but it could cost up to £2a billion. let's speak to sue nelson, a science journalist and author, who is in our london newsroom. thank you forjoining us. it feels like it is about time for this, doesn't it? more than about time! the first woman who went into space was in 1963, so it's quite astonishing, really that we haven't had a return to the moon mission sooner, and certainly a woman. what does it involve, trying to decide who goes, then the training that they have to do? what the head of nasa has said is that the first woman who will be on the moon will b

. >> oklahoma state university professor, jennifer murray examines the historical evolution of the gettysburg battlefield, she is the author of on the great battlefield, the making management of gettysburg national military park. this is one hour. >> good morning everyone, happy father's day . >> we will open this morning with a longtime contributor to cwi. jen murray is currently an assistant teaching assistant professor in the department of history at oklahoma state university and she is, as you know, an expert in the civil war and also a specialist in military history in general. she has, i would say the full publication resume, the most important book in the most recent, entitled on a great battlefield, the making, management and memory of gettysburg national park, published in 2013 by the university of tennessee press. she is currently working on a biography, general george gordon meade that will hopefully be published in the civil war america series. as i mentioned, she is a veteran faculty member and many of you have been on her battlefield tours which are outstanding, largely because

their target was charles murray. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> montana governor steve bullock spoke wednesday at the national press club in d.c. in his remarks he addressed gun violence and president trump's comments. following his speech he took questions from reporters. >> good morning. club.e to national press i am the washington bureau chief. last tuesday 10 of the people seeking the democratic parties -- party's -- as the dust settled, one of the storylines is about one of the candidates working hard to assert their views. steven bullock is one ofho

like the things charles murray thinks. these two people are being characterized as nazis were having in the same beliefs and when they find out the beliefs, i may quibble with them but they are not terribly crazy and think they lied to me about how dangerous these ideas are and then you end up going down a rabbit hole. there is a long history i talkd about italkabout in the book abe shutdown activities just calling more attention to the people they were shutting down because back from like 100 years ago, you would have no idea how to join the fascist groups unless the newspaper was writing about iand discarding their activitie. the speakers we had to do that if they were making news. so, while i absolutely support the right of the students who protest i think they need to bee a little before choosing about what we are protesting. >> it's important why we are talking about free speech we are talking about all kinds of free speech and i'm glad you brought up public access television because it is where you can say whatever i

andy murray will switch his focus back to his return to singles judy murray, she knew she was in forng with his brother andy. jamie murray came out on top with his doubles partner in the quarter—finals. a tight three setter against andy murray and his partner feliciano lopez. andy will play in the singles at next week's atp event in north carolina. and surfing will make its 0lympic debut at tokyo next year. mike busheu debut at tokyo next year. mike bushell has meant to newquay to find out more about body surfing. surf's up off the cornish coast. as we swoop down, you might notice something's missing. where are the surfboards? for once, it's time to leave those on the shore and rely solely on body power. it's the original form of surfing, the one that was around long before we had the luxury of boards. the art of body surfing. just you and the waves, and 0k, flippers to give me a bit of extra power. but that is it. pete connolly is one of the originals. he has been body surfing since he was 11. he's now 74. you're in touch with nature. it's just wonderful to be in the sea with nature