nate good with gps coordinates. >> i gave nate the gps and the best horse i got and said, you ride downcamp, and get in the truck and go down to where you can call some help. >> separated and then hurrying on that terrain was dangerous. the horses fought to stay together. >> fear was having that horse go down with nate and then nobody would be able to make it to get down and call for help. >> they slipped and slid. it took nate more than an hour to get to the top of the road. he got in his truck and began a frantic drive down the mountain to reach an area with cell service. >> as i was coming out, come around this corner. and there was a guy standing in the road waving his hands. what in the world? >> the road was blocked by a smashed truck hanging halfway over the edge. nate helped the driver move his truck, and went hurdling back down the mountain to get help. meanwhile, back at 12,000 feet, josh was a long half mile from the crash. >> i sat there and glassed that plane probably five minutes waiting to see if i could see movement in it or if anybody was going to crawl out of it or any

what you got, nate. >> no, nate. >> okay, my bad. we're losing already. >> archery. >> go, go. >> come on. go. keep going. keep it going. >> jump rope. >> here, here. >> hurry, hurry. hurry. hurry. >> synchronized swimming. >> two, one. [ buzzer] >> nice. well done. [ cheers and applause ] here we go. here we go. here we go. here we go. ready. >> youot >> cheerleader. >> dancing. right. >> yoga. >> you got it. >> free throw. >> you got it. >> that's it. >> oh, no, a horse. cowboy. >> cowboy. >> giddyap, cowboy. >> yeah, she got it. [ buzzer ] [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you so much. >> gangnam style. that was gangnam style. >> gangnam style. >> that's it. that's it. >> y'all were not competitive at all. not competitive at all. >> did we win? >> no. >> it's a tie. it's a tie. [ applause ] but you know -- >> yeah! yeah! [ applause ] >> "uncle drew" is in theaters nationwide on friday. [ applause ] >>> ginger. >> look at these -- hey, you two aren't sisters, are you? yep. okay. just checking and little brother. so from louisiana to philadelphia we're ac

nate deserves a big hand. [applause] nate is the program manager of the kleptocracy -- people creates a daily brief that we put out which is a lot of trouble and we have wanted to sort of stop doing it for months and months and months but people keep telling us it is so useful. that nate is stuck doing it and a lot of those people were real actors in the anti- kleptocracy space. perhaps more specifically but then i should, read this. so we keep doing it and this is, nate spends a couple of hours a day on that. i hope many of you may be signed up for it. if not, i hope you -- or any of our reports out there, nate? they are all out there! okay. i would say this is not about russia only. is about countering kleptocracy in general. we thought that we would give it a specific title because it does seem to be the clear and present danger that people recognize. but it is meant to have general applicability and of course, there is nothing at all anti-russian about it, quite contrary. so, i think given the time, we wil

nate has plenty on this coming out. look out for his articles on bloomberg. emily.mily: thank you so much. on tomorrow's show i will be talking about uber's court ruling in london with tony west, the chief legal officer at uber. investors holding about $3 billion worth of this. facebook stock and are making moves to remove mark zuckerberg as chairman. we will hear from the investor leading the charge. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: in the wake of the cambridge analytica data scandal, facebook is under pressure to be more transparent. now investors holding about $3 billion worth of shares want him to step aside as chairman. investor meeting and said the governing share structure is failing at the company and there is a lack of accountability to investors. the managing partner director joins us now from boston. natasha, walk us through what you want. is it for zuckerberg to step down as chair and replace himself with an independent executive and also make changes to the share structure? natasha: absolutely. i think we heard at the annual meeting a call for change. unfort

nate deserves a big hand. [ applause ] and nate is the program manager of the kleptocracy initiative and does everything from cow authors reports and organizing event, and to also produces this daily brief which we put out wit a lot of trouble and the we wants to sort of stop doing it for months and monies and monies that it's have i so a lot of people who were the actors and on-the-clementocracy space put it more specifically than perhaps i should rode this. we keep doing it, and made it spends a couple hours a day on that, so many of you may be signed up for it and if not i hope you -- yeah. are any of our reports out there, nate? they are all out there. okay, so i should say about countering russian clementocracy that this isn't necessarily about russia only. it's really about countering kleptocracy in general, but we thought we would give it a vivid title because that does seem to be a clear danger that everyone can recognize and there is nothing anti-russian about it, so, given the became they will turn tube and take some questions. if it's a could the none enemy and then maybe

sorry. >> what do you think of that, nate? >> yeah. mean, just like donte said, you know, a lot of these guys -- none of these guys were, in fact, kneeling last year. and you know, i encouraged a lot of people, a lot of players from different sports who won various championships that talked about not visiting the white house. i've encouraged them that taking that opportunity to have that conversation, have that sitdown, you know, talk about criminal justice, talk about whatever issues you have going on, we have a lot of issues in our country, that that's a huge thing. it's a great opportunity, a huge step and now they don't have that chance. you know, maybe one of those guys did want to go up there and sit down and talk about things. i don't really know. but, you know, either way you slice it, it's just a tough one. it's a time honored tradition. i remember seeing when texas won the national championship and the whole team up there visiting with the president no matter who is in that seat. i think it's just a sign of the times. the tum

nate, i have to ask you, because the white house keep citing the national anthem as his rift.the one -- by the way, none of them took a knee this season. you are the one who convinced colin kaepernick to kneel rather than sit. you wrote a letter to trump, kaepernick and america. in it i believes -- you open you surrender.ltimately what do you think of all this going, because that happening right now. what do you think of all this? >> yeah, it's frustrating. i think, and i said this before, its extremely frustrating as a veteran and war fighter. no matter what war you talking in or in a time of pe t serve your country, especially overseas and come back to such constantly hung up on these issues. we get stuck on the details that aren't the real issues, it just hurts, man. we still got men and women fighting over there, i've lost a lot of friends of mine, and many of them, to their own hands back here. maybe because that are not getting the care that they need, and maybe it's just som a product of the dn and the hatred that's in our country, it's a virus, it's really frustrating.

it is u nfortu nate aluminium industries.nd this, the section 232 that the americans are using, internal security, is not relevant. it is pure protectionism. european steel and aluminium exporters to the united states cannot be seen as a threat to their internal security. it is unfortunate, because this is further weakening the transatlantic relations, and it also increases the risk of severe turbulence in the markets globally. protectionism can never be a solution, and this will hurtjobs here in the european union, but also in the us. the european union wanted to avoid this situation. we have spent a lot of time, numerous talks, via different channels, to try and present rather a positive agenda, a positive transatlantic trade agenda. as friends, allies. and you have seen the conclusion from the sofia summit only a week ago with the heads of state, where they unanimously articulated the elements of such a positive trade agenda, and i have to remind you, that could include volu nta ry remind you, that could include voluntary

let me stop there, and turn things over to nate to talk about his study. >> great. >> thanks. >> so, first of all, i'm very grateful for the opportunity to be here today, and i want to say right up front i'm here representing a team of four faculty and seven students actually that spent the last year on a project looking at the state of competition and advantage in the now indo-pacific command's area of responsibility so happy indo-pacific command day to everybody. t me just thank, also, aei. aei has been great partners, phil low house, tom donnelly and everybody has been great partners in the process that we've undertaken last year in looking at competition and advantage in indo-pacific command. so i just want to publicly thank you and also publicly thank my team back in carlisle that was involved in this study. so we're currently wrapping up the study in the report. the report will come out later in the summer, but i wanted to actually seize the opportunity to bring a handful of key insights. to this -- to this body, to sort of run out what we fun in the course of the year. but fir

nates win it 5-4. d.c.nited in toronto this evening had a 3-0il at the half lag good but not so fast. but assad puts d.c. united up 4-3 and lag like fikt victory not so fast. nickthan two minutes later haglund scores to tie at four. haglund two of toronto's 4 in e second half. and this ends a 4-4 tie. to the wnba mtics viting the sun what a night for elenaa dell a don. dell a don on the drive goes off thelass and in. 36 points for her mistics hold on for the 95-91 win. good for them. >> thank you, ge or our area competed inca ame ninja warrior. dan courtney from alexandria said his daughter inspired him. and ealey bell of bifrpt he went further but fell into thedr k. concongrats. that's not easy. that's like cross fit and everything else combined to the 10th power. >> you get cooled off. ovy is still talking. >> he is not >> he is not (birds chirping, a running brook,) >> he is not ahh. the new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo mode

nate gafvert is the president of the mesa police association ...epresents several of the officers involved in this case. he says those officers did everything right. nate gafvert: he was fighting them, assaulting them, trying to punch them and doing everything he could to escape beind held accountable for possessing narcotics.this is not the first incident mesa police is having to answer to ... just this month.the department was critisized for this video showing officer taking down robert johnson ... then another video showing officers taking down a 15 year old robbery suspect ... both getting national attention.but it's the timing of this third incident the mesa police association is questioning. nate: it's kind of laughable that they just step in while the microphone is hot right now.conde's attoreny says it took months to jump through legal hoops to get the video ... conde: my hope is that my case - my case vcan bring meaningful change with the mesa police department - and justice. (grant) that was justin pazera reporting. the police chief says

u nfortu nately commitment to denuclearise. no substance oi’ unfortunately there's no substance or facts unfortunately there's no substance orfacts or commitments unfortunately there's no substance or facts or commitments to back up that declaration from president trump. instead we have a summit outcome that's more flash than substance, and we already see indications that the north koreans and the trump administration have walked away from singapore with very different understandings about what both sides have committed to do. now we are in the process of seeing if the negotiators for both sides can bring that back around to some kind of concrete progress towards denuclearisation. so far we have not seen that from the north korean side. it does look like secretary of state mike pompeo is now going around trying to fill in some of those details with allies, and he's on his way to china. how do you think their greeting this agreement in beijing? for china, this is basically a gift —— they are. north korea was the biggest benefici

there is no doubt that u nfortu nately ceasefire?here is no doubt that unfortunately the taliban have shown a lack of respect for human lives and also the calls made by the people of afghanistan or the international community. at the same time, we have responsibility as the government of afghanistan to a certain every avenue —— assert. see if our people can live in peace and calm, even forjust a few days. i'm interested in the degree to which you and ashraf ghani made this decision. and you are supportive of it? yes, the idea was this is a call. with respect, they are not running the security strategy and the government. some generals and respected commentators in afghanistan is already saying this isa afghanistan is already saying this is a mistake and will allow the taliban to regroup, restrapped and their forces taliban to regroup, restrapped and theirforces on taliban to regroup, restrapped and their forces on the ground and will do nothing to help the struggle that we see every day in your country. when that call was made, the i

it's so u nfortu nate not able to walk properly.members, relatives, friends, all my school teachers, were able to guess that there was something wrong with this kid. i ended up going there for almost a year. i was raped three times. when i think about it now, it always gives me goosebumps. it makes me angry. sometimes i wake up at night and they hit the wall as hard as i... i'm sorry. u nfortu nately, unfortunately, in a society like ours, it's the victim who has to bear the shame, rather than the perpetrator. a story of sexual abuse in india. we have heard a lot in the news lately of idyllic tourist spots being closed because of too many visitors and the damage they are causing. well, a group of islands off the far north queensland coast in australia are also more or less off limits. not, though, because of humans, but because of rats. a three—week baiting programme starts today on the frankland islands and northern barnard islands, off the coast from the city of cairns. the rats are having a devastating effect on nesting birds and

and u nfortu nately really limit people's access. professionals in parts of the country. we do appreciate your perspective on this. thank you for your time. you can find out more about the life and legacy of anthony bourdain by logging on to the bbc news website. you can read the tributes to him, some of which have mentioned people's own struggles with depression and emotional distress. you'll also find information about support networks and links to more resources. please log on to bbc.com/news. turkey has accused austria of being anti—muslim after it said it was closing down seven mosques and deporting several imams. one of the mosques is owned by a turkish association. from vienna, here's bethany bell. the door is locked at this vienna mosque. it's one of seven across austria that's been shut down at short notice by the authorities. the government, a coalition of the conservatives and the far right, says it's cracking down on political islam. translation: parallel societies, political islam and radicalisation have no place in our

i will steal it from nate.eric takes about the trump-kim summit that sidestepped a rather important question of whether the talks reduce the lelihood of nuclear war." "90% of the pundit class commentary seems to be constructed with the goal of convincing people that trump shouldn't get any credit." nate silver couldn't be any more right. not a fan of the president. i saw a recurring theme here sean, and that's that most of the punditry we heard over the last 48 hours, there was a lot of complaining about the generality of the agreement,e about trump not denouncing human right abuses in noh korea we never heathing about that with the iran deal in tehran and the way they treat their people in that country. what i did not hear were solutions offered up by the very expert punditry class that are products of the obama administration, the bush administration, who have no leg to stand on here as far as what we should be doi and whatto should have been done during the summit with north korea because both of thoseon adm

and u nfortu nately, actually listening., these days, with mobile phones, you tend to hear only one side of the conversation. i take the view that when people are having these conversations on trains, they should let their mobile phones into the train public address system so that we can hear both. i made that proposal to the railway companies, but they haven't acted on it yet. it is the opposite of the quiet coach. the detective is a wonderful character, isn't it? vigor that means he or she can meet anybody. that's right. i think that provides a great pretext for bringing all sorts of characters into the book. and that's the reason why i made mma ra motswe and that's the reason why i made mma ramotswe detective, working in this funny little detective agency. she doesn't deal with crime. she doesn't really go in for crime, but all sorts of people can come in with their problems, and that provides a device actually talking about a society, talking about all of human issues. being a detective, i think, issues. being a detectiv

u nfortu nately professional environment.e shortened version of the paper the —— because of the world cup. we have the good news, there is a longer proper review at 11:30pm, so i know you both will go through and sift through the rest of the papers. we will hear more from jack and steve later at 11:30pm. media others coming up at 11:50pm. thank you. summer started today's test today technically. and the outlook is looking hot. today the temperatures we re looking hot. today the temperatures were relatively modest, the best amateurs around the 20 degrees mark, and they were especially high because the error has been coming in from the north. so from the north atlantic, relatively cool air. you can see the motion of the cloud streaming in from the northwesterly direction down towards the southeast. with a clear sky tonight, that means they will be chilly or even cold across northern parts of the country for this time of the year. rural spots can be dumped around 3—4d. breeze blowing in the north around eastern coasts. towns and

this is nate robinson, reggie miller, shaq, chris webber, lisa leslie.> legends. >> seth: yeah. >> and they are -- they are -- it is crazy because i decided i was like, "yeah, i'd love to do is movie, it will be fun. i'll be funny. maybe i'll play some basketball with them." it turns out that they areo much funnier than i am good at basketball. >> seth: right, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> which was a huge bummer. cause then, i get in the game in this -- in the movie and i have like oneoment in the game where i'm supposed to like play, and i was going to show how good i was. and i was like, "oh, i've got a funny ea. "i'll take a sky-hook so that i can go, and as i'm hitting, i go, 'vanilla sky!'" and, um -- >> seth: >> yes, of course.. >> seth: a reference -- a reference -- >> because this is obviously a movie for everybody, but think it's for like young, young kids i think are really excited about reis movie. and there's no morrence that kids are excited about than a tom cruise film from the early 2000s based, of course, on the p ish film. >> seth: yeah.

is responding to something, but unfortunately cancer it is responding to something, but u nfortu natelying to something, but unfortunately cancer cells can use this to their advantage, and produce molecules which stop the immune system molecules which stop the immune syste m fro m molecules which stop the immune system from attacking the cancer. and this drug stops this from happening, cuts the brakes so that the immune system can swoop in and start to attack the cancer cells again. so obviously, as you say, encouraging results, but a lot more work, a lot more research needs to be done? i think we have lost you... sorry, carry on. these results definitely are encouraging, but this did actually only have an effect on a very small number of men in the study, so now what the researchers need to do is go away and find out why these particular men were responding and why some other men weren't, and then they can start to tailor this drug specifically to men who it is more likely to benefit, and spare them, because sadly the treatment can come with some quite severe side—effects. treatment ca

they even been in nearly faus nated. i'm like you know what? shake hands and i guess it would be cool if you find everything else interesting. >>. >> special day ends here. next right this minute. >>> and still to come, emily is called in to clean up. >> see why she is actually there to get something new. >>> plus who is up far little hoft don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. entresto, for heart failure. the places you clean the most are where the people you love the most hang out the most. introducing new lysol daily cleanser. only 3 ingredients. and no harsh chemical residue. lysol. what it takes to protect. ♪ hershey's cookie layer crunch get layered introducing elvive protein recharge leave-in conditioner. in just one use, elvive's breakthrough heat-protecting formula leaves your hair with 9

u nfortu nately, warmer air coming in from the south. will turn, move across england and never reach scotland. in scotland, the temperatures will remain low into next week. in the far south in london, possibly as high as the high 205. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00. prime minister theresa may is to set out plans to increase nhs spending in england. the home secretary uses exceptional powers to allow doctors to treat severely epileptic billy caldwell with illegal cannabis oil. the home office can no longer play a role, in fact play any role, in the administration of medication for sick children in our country. no otherfamily should sick children in our country. no other family should have to go through this sort of ordeal. a second devastating fire in four years at the glasgow school of art has caused extensive damage. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, praised the response of the emergency services. the most important thing today is that we are not mourning the loss

they played really good football, they u nfortu nately really good football, they unfortunately overplayede wrong areas, they did not look organised. physically they looked very slight. yes, maybe a little bit out of that. the tests will get much harder much quickly for the russians because next up it egypt. if mo salah is fit to play that game, the defenders, they were never challenged for paste the night, they we re challenged for paste the night, they were never in the one—on—one. they would be against mo salah, do you think they would struggle and soirees when they play your about —— uruguay? i think there's possibly more chinks in the armour of the russians, they weren't tested at all, everything in the final third saudi arabia tried to do, they obviously took the wrong decision or the russians squashed it. i can't believe some of the failures of the saudi arabians. this massive relief for the russians. in the past when they play the opening game, the whole thing never been beaten in the opening game of a world cup match and russia they have outdone themselves here. not only have they

but we are fortu nate to from somebody else. but we are fortunate to have with us dana novakovic.ector of lbc energy. what can you tell us about this increase? it is a moderate to rachel increase. —— gradual. as i say, it isa increase. —— gradual. as i say, it is a modest increase. 1 million small or large is only 1% of the total demand rejected for 2018. it is also a gradual increase because we expect increases in 2018 and 2019. it is also not a dramatic development because it is simply the reversal of the production cuts. so for that reason the meetings importance is more about setting the scene and starting the game for 2018 2019. the opec scene and starting the game for 2018 2019. the 0pec members have already pre— and agreed in the interim meeting. it is more important to watch what will happen from now on. politics is as much a part of it as anything. i ran at the table and are furious about this. i understand the reports this morning are saying the energy minister walked out from the session last night. the political or jeer portable aspects that you just mentioned to watch

you know, i busily played a great match against roger last week, pretty u nfortu nate match against rogerte not to get the win there. and what do you think will be the hardest part for him, getting back on the match court for the first time in a year? you have had an experience coming back from injury. honestly i think i am the best guy to play coming back from injury, i will be enjoying myself, andi injury, i will be enjoying myself, and i think he will be fine. he has played hundreds and hundreds of tennis matches. i think he knows exactly what will be waiting for him out there. you know, he might feel a little bit of pressure, a little bit of those coming back from his end injury, but ultimately i think it will be ok. —— his injury. the second test between the west indies and sri lanka ended in a draw after the final day in st lucia was suspended due to bad light. jason holder's side were 147—5, chasing a target of 296 to win, when play was brought to a premature end. kraigg brathwaite's unbeaten 59, with support from shai hope and captain jason holder, ensured that the showers which c

together despite the differences to put them on the table and work through them and to build a cowboys nateedground came that can mobilize an army of board people to volunteer as block workers. they were able to do that in '63, '64, into '75. we have not seen a ground game on that scale since. i the democrats want to turn publication blue anyway need to invite more resources and need to do what the democratic coalition did, high froms and mexican-americans who are deeply in imbedded in the community and make the party relevant to people residents daily lives and their more immediate struggles ... >> you can watch any of our past interviews and tours online by going to booktv.org and selecting c-span's cities tour from the series drop-down at the top of the page. or by visiting c-span.org/citiestour. you can also follow the c-span cities tour on twitter for behind the scenes images and video from our visits. the handle is @c-spancitys. [inaudible conversations] >> good

if there was a fire, x will happen, and u nfortu nately fire, x will happen, and unfortunately it didthe guardian have focused on that. the floors of the building. the number of... it's just, it... beggars belief. not only you can have cladding that wasn't flame retardant, that you had windows that didn't fit, that you had fire doors which were not tested. it is just incredible that this kind of thing could have been allowed to happen. because, laura, a p pa re ntly allowed to happen. because, laura, apparently the regulations that were in place, well, there weren't any regulations in place. or at least they were not as relevant to this particular tower block as they should have been. it wasjust really uncomfortable to watch at the time because you felt as though it was in a part of london where there are some lovely houses and nice bits, and this was the council estate, and it was as if these people were left behind and the same rules and thought and judy of care had not been shown. that's what they are saying. —— been shown. that's what they are ' —— t been shown. that's what they a

i suppose if you suffer from any of these u nfortu nate if you suffer from any of these unfortunate conditions and you wander in and say i am an extreme discomfort and would like something done, under the new regime we don't done, under the new regime we don't do that any more, you have to wait until you gets better. it says the responsibility will be put on patients do not demand surgery that does no good. if you are suffering as you say you won't be thinking about that. i don't think so. i cannot see, this is not going to go down well with people who perhaps are thinking of popping in to see the gp to see if something can be done. on the 70th anniversary of the nhs. i might draw the line at snoring surgery. talking is someone who allegedly snores, i don't know ifi who allegedly snores, i don't know if i would want to go and have surgery if i would want to go and have surgery for it but being serious, if you snore very badly you, it can be very healthy. you might be right, it might be, i don't know if this is a rehash of something we either new but i can see why a pocket on the front page. le

many move on to your own family and your footballing family as well, and i've just been fortu nate familyve just been fortunate that i've come across an awful lot of great people. his knighthood is also recognition for his contribution off the field for the hillsboro families. he is also given money for cancer care. he heard his name changed from the stands and will have to get used to be known as sir kenny from now on. the other sporting names honoured today are the unified heavyweight boxing champion anthonyjoshua, double olympic skeleton gold meddalist lizzy yarnold and the premier league striker jermaine defoe, all of whom are given obes. there were four games in rugby league's super league tonight. st helens extended their lead at the top of the table to four points after thrashing hull kr. elsewhere, it was a tight game at warrington who scored six tries to castelford's five, but they were let down by their goal kicking. oliver holmes edged the victory for cass with the final try, 34—30 the final score. warrington stay third on points with castleford. in the other games, hull fc bea

emily: caroline hyde along with bloomberg tech's nate lanxon -- nate lanxon.conversation with their chief legal officer tony west. i spoke with west about how he is tackling the big challenges ahead at an event hosted by bloomberg law in san francisco, and asked him about the company finally getting to 15 month license to operate in london. tony it requires us to walk the : walk and to demonstrate that we are, in the words of the licensor, proper. and i believe that we would not be here at this point had we not, and the preceding months, where dara engaged in some extraordinary personal diplomacy. and there has been a lot of other things, changes, significant structural changes that we have made to the way that we operate. you know, we would not have gotten to this point had i think observers really sensed a change in the way that we approach that market, and the way we operate. emily: a representative for the taxi drivers suggested it would be an uber in sheep's clothing. tony: well, you know, the new uber is what you see. right? what i can say is that it beh

others maintain that antitrust scrutiny ox then ygen nated an emerging market at a crucial time in its development. you can imagine where i fall on that question, but ultimately, the lessons learned in the microsoft case won't matter one way or the other unless we learn from them, and that's what today's event is all about. again, i'd like to thank yelp. i love that name. i really do. i can't say it enough! i'd like to thank yelp and all of you for hosting this event, and i look forward to the contribution this and other events will make on our ongoing debates. these are important meetings, because we get a lot of our ideas right out of meetings like this and right out of people like you. and frankly, without you, i don't think we'd be nearly as far ahead as we are today. so, just know that you play a very significant part in our country's, not only our country's history, but in our country's business approaches. i'm grateful that we have people like you, the intelligent you that all of you are, helping us to maintain our dominance in the world marketplace. we have a lot of competition

nate ma mcconnell says the situation is much different. >> we are in the middle of this presidency and the first term. to my knowledge, no one on either side has suggested before yesterday that the senate should only process supreme court nominations in odd-numbered years. >> reporter: president trump says the senate will vote on kennedy's replacement this fall. >> kennedy was known as the courts swing vote. he often side with conservative, but also joined liberals in several key rulings. president trump is expected to pick someone who will move the court to the right. >>> the date is set to july 16 in helsinki, finland, for the trump summit with vladimir putin. national security advisor john bolton finalized plans for that summit when he met with president. putin and moscow this week.>> it is important for these two leaders to get together and discuss their mutual problems and areas of cooperation. >> president trump says he has been tougher on russia than any other american president, but he is pushing for russia to be brought back into the g-7. this morning the president treated, ru

it is very, very u nfortu nate if we secretary. this tit—for—tat position, especially with one of our closest allies. nobody wins in a trade war, there are only casualties. port talbot steelworks in wales has balloted —— battle for its survival in recent yea rs. battle for its survival in recent years. now comes battle for its survival in recent years. now comes more battle for its survival in recent years. now comes more uncertainty. it is another kick in the teeth, after a ll it is another kick in the teeth, after all we have gone through, we have worked hard to establish ourselves in the global market again, and now this has been thrown into ourlap, again, and now this has been thrown into our lap, through no fault of oui’ into our lap, through no fault of our own. britain export some £360 million worth of steel to america each year. and industry chiefs warned that tariffs could have wider, devastating effects. bethlehem, pennsylvania. where every christmas, a huge star blows from a hilltop. where every other night in the year,

>> kyrie irving, shaquille o'neal, nate robinson -- [ applause ] reggie miller, we got lisa lesl leslie one is the best actor? >> oh -- well, let me say this. kyrie's amazing. >> jimmy: he's a star. >> he's a star, yeah. chris webber, he's going to surprise everybody. >> jimmy: really, chris webber, interesting. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you get close to any of these guys? did you become life-long friends with them? >> not life-long. i can text them, you know what i mean? [ laughter ] they like my pictures on instagram. >> jimmy: whoa, that's big. [ laughter ] did you play basketball with them? >> yeah, well, that's all we did. it was a basketball movie. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, like for real. did they really let you play? >> i mean, like -- well -- i guess. i can't give out nothing of the movie. i did get a lot of tips which them, which i know you're playing one on one against ted cruz. >> jimmy: yeah. >> nate robinson, he told me to get my follow-through on. when you take that shot, follow will you. >> jimmy: follow through. i don't do that. >> you need to, bruh. >> jimmy: good tip

he has come along and you could say it is fortu nate come along and you could say it is fortunate thatollege tour events in his favour. but it does seem that were obama's softly softly approach, let's keep everything on an even keel let's keep everything on an even keel, did not succeed in reaching this kind of historic... you're going to hear this word so often this week, he has done it, perhaps it has met his light? kimjong—un is like no previous leader of north korea. i think that kim jong-un is considerably more intelligent and has a much stronger grasp of what is going on than trump. trump has stumbled into something he has no knowledge about. he could be played like a fool. the telegraph is doing very well out of this review. fund backs doctors over honest mistakes. —— hunt. backs doctors over honest mistakes. -- hunt. doctors do make mistakes, and a culture of compensation has grown up. and a culture of compensation has grown up. a doctor makes a mistake, law firms are out there that want you to sue. i hosted a meeting at a party conference years ago with some of the representat

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boyer, when nate boyer weighed in this morning about where we are at this point, i want to play that for you. >> winni losing. this is everybody is losing right now. that's what feels like to me. we're falling apart. it is not about being right all the time. we need to do such a better job, everybody, of just having these conversations and really listening to one another and really giving a damn about how each other feels. >> we're tight on time, but, steve, is this a missed opportunity for the president to have had a conversation today, even if it is with only f ten players? >> it is a missed opportunity. those players on the eagles who don't want to come who apparently have problems with president trump, what they should have done, come, meet him, and respectfully say can we have a meeting sometime later, we would like to give you policy prescriptions, the president surely would say yes to that. and that would have been the right way to engage rather than saying we're not coming, we're taki goingom like a bunch of spoiled prima donnas. >> would te been a better way to handle it, wh

up next, circling back into none nating this week. story line after all the grand standing ono immin, have we made any og actual prss? we willin we're g deep next on the final five me to kickback and look back gh. at the week in politics. staying up le to help break it down fors. holly. >> my goodns where doe start. with a week it's been. do you think we've made any progress fm last w in immigration re friday night with nothinggn , an executive order but so many questioning what does it even mean. measure.ogress may be har of course we did have that executive order from president trump in the week, but that all depends on what ten dept of justice does next to get this courts hearing appealed. soe're waiting to hear what the courtso wit that before anything can really happen of we are in an awkward position legislation and this compromised bill. thedepublicans w to get through. now we're kind ofs, it' a waiting game. >> do you think the president caved to pressure, signed this ive order without reall having his ducks in a row if you wi

to as far as white house press secrery sarah hackabee-sanders >> guess on who preomdent trump will natesupreme ve been suggesting even froma ivanka trump to kanye west. one website said an indiana a new port judge, kevin tartman, the odds of the favorite t judges, joe brow judy >> is judgewn joe bro still around >> i don't know. don't think his show is on anymore. what about judge genine pier? i believeonaldunior saidme that would be a >> on a serious note, two women >> two women on the list that the president is considering. look like there's five he's limid it down to, brett they want t relocat wn cost. byay we'll continue onfo dc.com, back at 8:00 on fox 5 plus and again atox 10:00 on f 5. and shawn and her voice will be back by monday >> good night. ♪ . ♪ . r puffs. and i like these awwinning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? boo-yah. we're an awards family. you'll like them both, but love our price. award-winning organic cheddar puffs, from aldi. simply smarter shopping. announcer:oday on "tmz" -- harvey: michelle obama showed up at spago yesterday in beverly hills. i don't

i guess nate hasn't been listening to the news.he's been paying attention to the news. nate's take is different than the one we're accustom to seeing on the front page of "the times." one more. they voted for him secretly because he has backbone. interesting about the inner city. tremendous peer pressure. diamond and silk touched on the topic. not overlooked is the fact that he was making a point not only what he respects in the president but that he says his neighbors voted similarly for him. i have to say, i don't think that the data bears that out, but given the decline in the lack of unemployment figures, perhaps in the next go around. who knows. any way, i told you a year ago when president trump was elected, i got to get out of my own bump. i'm trying to do it. that's good evidence. >>> still to come, we'll be live at the g7 summit in canada where the president's america first policies and demand that vladimir putin be reinvited to that group will put him at odds with other world leaders. how is this going to play out? dad! h

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dirk says u nfortu nately about what he had to say.fer from stress and anxiety and have been assaulted and anxiety and have been assaulted a number of times. governors are running scared from ministers and offenders and solicitors, he's a still believe the government statistics, it is smoke and mirrors. staff suck it up all the time because there is a threat of being sacked. thank you for your comments. bbc newsroom live is coming up next. thank you for your company today. have a good day. we are back again on monday. good morning. yesterday we had storm hector bringing some really quite strong winds across many parts of the uk, today much quieter conditions, thankfully, and some sunny spells for many. dry foremost but the risk of a fewer showers, most of them across scotland, northern ireland and the far north—west of england. you might catch the art show the further south you are, but staying largely dry. a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland. maximum temperature is a ratherfresh 14 northern ireland. maximum temperature

mentals many racist homophobic and many vulgar in nate we can't share. morrissey maintains he didn't read all the messages and didn't partake in making the comments. however court documents show he rarely told those on the thread to stop. he is appealsing the most recent demotion to deputy which is a recommendation the sheriff's office said was made by a disciplinary review board last year. >> these are outrageous racist compensates no person with these feelings or conveys them or has them deserves to be in law enforcement. we are sporn to protect everybody. to see this level of hatred is unusual. >> morrissey was previously knotted from lieutenant to sergeant years prior after an internal investigation in 2012 found he spent hours browsing pornography while at work. in regards to the arbitration regarding the text messages. lori smith says she stayed out of the initial investigation because she didn't want molecularsy to claim retaliation. >> more morrissy and the union did not rurp our requests for comment reporting live in san jose, i'm chris wynn, 7.

robert: and my thanks to joe--and nate rankin for that segment.k. thanks for watching. ♪ we are angry, we are young, ♪ ♪ and we are old. ♪ we are gay, straight, trans, ♪ ♪ it's the land of many colors. ♪ ♪ we're a justice-seeking people ♪ ♪ and we are singing, yes, we're still-- ♪ >>> this is for denuclearization. >> it's the worst fbi director in history by for. . >>> throws him out at first. >>> good morning, welcome to "sunday today" on this june 17th. i'm willie geist. happy father's day to all you dads out there, especially to you, dad. we are waking up to an increasingly heated debate in this country over children separated from their parents as they attempt to enter the united states over the southern border. overnight more detention tents were built to detai

they seem to have and it's u nfortu nate they?ut any retailer in this day, this correct climate needs to be satisfying the customer, listening to them and certainly not making them feel bad about a potential purchase, which is exactly what has been happening in theirfitting rooms. if you take and i dump, knowing what dress size you you have to go up the from maybe even three in some cases, it will not lead to the most enjoyable shopping experience, and is far too much competition out there they can affect h&m at the moment. just explain what is going on at the moment. have they been sitting? what seems to happen, you know the h&m are european brand them at a conversion to uk sizes from their european sizes... it seems the con version was done on the old figures or actually just incorrectly. version was done on the old figures or actuallyjust incorrectly. the way that it works is there have been sizes down so you have to buy a size up sizes down so you have to buy a size up to achieve upset, and they will change it so it fits uk si

i think that u nfortu nately worried about that?y it is not about facts, as we know. there is too much spin. the people that love donald trump often only hear what they want to hear. he says we are a safer world now because of donald trump and they are like, great! they see the visuals with this summit, which was a big deal. and by the way, we don't know how this is going to went. if it does end the stalemate that has been going on for 70 years, i mean donald trump will have actually done something. but right now there is nothing we can come to that says we're safer but they are buying it. why does he have this cult of personality? is the million dollar question but people love him, though like his style, they like he is different, they like mostly that when he says something, he is going to do it. he said he will stop immigration and he doesn't even care what it looks like. there is horror going on at our border, what are we doing? we're taking kids coming across the border away from their pa rents across the border away from their

and the way they behave like they did and then you move your own family as well and i've been fortu natee lot of great people. she is well-versed in hearing his name chanted from the stands and he'll have to get used to being known as sir kenny from now on. the golden state warriors have won third nba title after completing a comprehensive a—o win over the clevela nd a comprehensive a—o win over the cleveland cavaliers. seth curry scored 37 points. lebronjames claims 23 points in what could be his final cavaliers game and 2017. that's it from us for sports day there's more on the bbc sport website and we will be back, the for now. good afternoon, some of us today have seen some threatening looking skies and showers but many of us have been lucky enough to have some blue sky and sunshine. temperatures are responding nicely out there. now, the remainder of the weekend looks as though it's going to follow a similar pattern. we will continue to see some dry weather, decent sunny spells around and feeling quite warm but you do the get—go spurning looking skies and some sharp thundery downpour