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we are going to see a big boost in purchases nd in things like the f-35 and combat vehicles. lawmakers are hoping they will get another deal around those spending caps. host: the lines have been drawn in terms of the provisions in the bill but there are 100 amendments that have been filed in the rules committee and two days for floor debate. what are the issues you are focused on? >> the biggest debate on the house floor is immigration. quite a few amendments are money being used for national guard restrictions and money that may migrantsted to housing on bases and jag officers. so we'll have to see whether or not those amendments are ruled in order and how much this immigration debate spills over into defense appropriations. there are a couple of democrats who are pushing for ways to undo the new restrictions on transgender individuals joining the military and there is a turkey and -35's to turkey's latest actions in the region. so thrb more attempts to restrict. was shut out. how about on the defense spending bill. how do democrats feel about it? do they get a say? >> in th

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nd then there was another day. their majesties, the king nd queen of england.thought anything like this would happen to him with he left yonkers. the ground crew were a little self-conscious about being dress inside fatigues but the queen thought they were very ice. finally, two more visitors came. general acre commanding the eighth air force and the u.s. commander of the european theater. the belle crew sieved them as the general read the record for what the wall called their 26th and most important mission. return to america to claim new crews and to tell the people what they're doing here to. thank them for hair help and support and they will them to keep it up so we can keep it up. so we can bomb the enemy again and again and again until he's had enough, and then we can all come home. to the men of the eighth air force who are now flying deep into germany, bringing destruction to targets almost 1,000 miles from their bases. destruction like this, and who have never once been turned back by the enemy. those men, this film is gratefully dedicated. >> sunday,

look at just a few of those things that us to tell the story of the south through the objects made nd used by the diverse people who have called it home for more than four centuries. he south is an absolutely fascinating place because it's so diverse. i mean, we tend to think about as being made of three regions. the chesapeake bay, the area virginia, and , northeastern north carolina, the carolina low country, through n, south charleston and savannah, and -- place we call backcountry. beyond those states that are art of them, just a few miles in the south and everything changes from the style of furniture to the kind people are making, to the food they are eating. mcnamara ding in the master works gallery, one of the self-guided galleries at mesda, and we put some of our iconic and meaningful things there. ne of my favorite objects is the tomahawk over here made by in 1780. tennessee what fascinates me about the is how it fuses traditions together. the european form of tomahawk smoking pipe. this is actually one of only two pipe-tomahawks that were both made and used in the kentucky

. >> ♪ sweet emma barrett was born nd died in 1983. she was known for what she wore.hat in this photo. she was a wonderful musician. in her later years, she began playing at preservation hall and was a well thought out musician. we have all wonderful video of sweet emma performing in the first jazz festival. she was self-taught. it is evident in her style. er style was new orleans >> ♪ >> ok, now we have moved into the collection storage area. come this way. this is a really neat drum set here. as you can see, he was the ory time drummer for kid nd his creoleband. >> so, this would have been a jazz band that was led, of course, by kid ory. we're just happy to have this. this came to us about six years ago as a donation. here, speaking of drums, we have drums. that's one of davey dobbs' drums. ♪ many drummers think of him as the father of modern drumming, and it came with this bold, beautiful white pearl set. he played it in the latter half of his career. he would be one of the prime drummers that you see me come to the museum. >> when folks come to the museum, i would

pick up some much of the course of monday with this weather system coming into the north of scotla nd the sunshine a little bit for the north—west of scotland, particularly the islands, western and northern isles, perhaps a north—west wind mainland as well, and it could thicken up into the odd spot of drizzle, a bit of lowish cloud coming into eastern areas, highest temperatures possibly pushing towards 30 degrees in the south and east but again, there are some very high levels of pollen right up into central scotland and northern ireland. we're at the peak of that grass pollen season. tuesday, very similar. you can see, the remnants of that weather system still meandering around in the north—west but it is mostly fairweather cloud, not really spoiling the sunshine and the the perhaps developing a little bit further west because it is starting to pick up a bit of an easterly breeze along the channel, the high—pressure shifting a little further northwards towards scandinavia and allowing asif tracked across the north sea. so mixing inside the cool there, if you like, but still hot, tem

there have been a few storms today mostly for the northern half of scotla nd mostly for the northernf of scotland but it's becoming dry overnight and any early showers decaying and we are seeing cloud heading our way, lots of cloud in the north sea drifting further inland across the eastern side of the uk bringing some very misty weather, some patches of folk, especially around coasts and hills. further west we have clearer skies and a one night, 1a degrees. quite a cloudy day for south—eastern parts of scotla nd cloudy day for south—eastern parts of scotland and north east england again, but this time cloudy and misty and significantly cooler for the east midlands all the way down to east anglia as well. in the south—east, north and west across the uk it will be warm in the low to mid 20s but that could trigger some thundery downpours especially for western scotland and northern ireland. quite a range of temperatures, cool in the east but more sunshine for eastern areas on tuesday and still generally try on wednesday with typical temperatures into the low 20s. goodbye. —— generally

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but in north yorkshire and up district but in north yorkshire and up into the southern half of scotla nd up into the southern half of scotland as well, and these areas have seen most of the rain so far, but it has been lightened patchy. to the north of that, some sunshine in the north of that, some sunshine in the highlands of scotland, sparking off some storms a bit like had yesterday. but for many areas of the uk, it will be dry, a bit warmer, temperatures getting up to 26 degrees or so in the sunshine. but where we get the sunshine, this is where we get the sunshine, this is where we get the sunshine, this is where we will see storms late on this afternoon, one or two already and more to end the day. probably drive for northern ireland, away from the cloud, plenty of sunshine, but the heat could trigger one or two late showers, perhaps over the hills of wales and the moors in the south—west, the downs in the south—east, perhapsjust south—west, the downs in the south—east, perhaps just to the north of london as well, but these are very isolated and you will probably stay dry. any storm

that's where they are generating a ton of profits and their bank was essentially making nothing lasa ndrates go up they are makingni ver interest income on massive amounts of cash in their system. we're seeing p rfitslly kind of spike up on the 2018. questi, you know, might be is it a sugar high, does that fall off next year? they have nice growth over the next couple of year to continue. we like the story there and they are taking their dividend up. >> another one. micro chip you say they have two ways to win. one, gross earnings by acquiring smaller semiconductor companies or get acquired. >> thas right. so you can maybe think in your imagination kind of the big fish eati a little fish kind of thing. micro chip is the fish in the middle, so, you know, they've been doing a pretty good job the last few years looking around at smaller competitors, really buying them up. similar to what roper has done, really stripping costs out of thsystem, kind of making the business grow more quickly and they've done a good job with that. bought another company a couple months ago. w howeve think micro

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on sunday, a few showers are expected, maybe across yorkshire, southern parts of scotla nd yorkshire,e north as well. the vast majority of us will have a dry day with temperatures around 2a degrees possibly in the south of the country. have a great weekend. the prime minister arrives in canada for talks at the g7, but can't shake off the ongoing row over brexit. as she meets world leaders, she is forced to defend herself against comments by borisjohnson that her brexit strategy lacks guts. people like boris have strong views on brexit, but so do i. i want to deliver brexit for the british people. that's what people want. and i'm getting on and doing it. donald trump has also arrived at the talks in canada, threatening to increase unpopular trade tariffs before the summit‘s even begun. we'll bring you the latest from what is shaping up to be a spiky summit, with world leaders set to clash with the us. also tonight... the 90—year—old woman now seriously ill in hospital after being viciously attacked while lying in bed in her own home. he's lost eight stone and his personal demons. tyson

scotla nd to banish the bottles. interesting.al issues when it comes to implementing environmental policy. here they will be charging for every bottle deposit and you get the money back if you take the bottle back. i lived in germany 15 oi’ bottle back. i lived in germany 15 or 20 years ago and there was a bottle recite scheme and you saw children collecting bottles and taking it back and they got money back. they got half a deutsche mark back. they got half a deutsche mark back. so scots are ahead of the rest of britain and we are a long way behind other parts of europe. that is the briefing. thank you for your company. good morning. the weather looks very sluggish over the next few days into the weekend as well. so it is going to be difficult to get the detail right. wednesday, most places had a warm, summer's day. not much cloud around at all. over the next couple of days, in the south, there will be more cloud around. maybe one or two heavy and thundery showers. on the whole, most places will be dry. a fair bit of cloud acros

maybe the west of scotla nd south—west. maybe the west of scotland as well.ill lose some sunshine evening news, but the best prospects for sunshine will be in the east of scotland and england. top temperatures around 18. the week ahead and settled for scotland and northern ireland. warming up in the south. see you later. —— unsettled for scotland. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: fire has broken out for a second time in four years at one of scotland's architectural landmarks, the glasgow school of art. there has been extensive damage. the government has said it will help with restoring the building. we do not know what the structural damage is, the damage to the stonework, so i think it is too early to say what is going to be required, but what i can say, absolutely, is we will be there to help. the home secretary uses an exceptional power to release illegal cannabis oil to severely epileptic billy caldwell after doctors said it was a "medical emergency". his family say the substance helps keep life—threatening seizures at bay. billy is getting the bes

breaux it should be a really good game, we haven't played scotla nd good game, we haven't played scotlandhem play in the qualifying tournament world cup next year but it gave scotland a lot more exposure and the days of not knowing who will play against sort of gone so then it actually competitive and looking forward to bring tomorrow. let's have a look at some of the other sports news stories and this weekend canadian grand prix in two of the red bulls max who is fastest in final practise so far. five hundredths of a second ahead of and billy hamilton was the fourth fastest qualifying started soon. great britain and ireland's team are struggling as they look to retain the curtis cup and that is the elite amateur event against america and they are 5—2 down and they are behind in both of the remaining four ball matches. great britain is through to the 70 —— semifinals at the bmx world championships and 2017 furyk —— junior world championship goesin furyk —— junior world championship goes in the women's quarterfinals chardy and its allies on the bbc sport website. the under 21 are winning a

so i think women now need to have more of an expressive voice, banded together more forcefully a nd voicebanded together more forcefully and more publicly like today. which was such a celebration of the past and the present and the future. and actually demand equal pay, and to keep persisting with the demand, because that is what the suffragettes succeeded, it was their absolute system. thomas moore suffragette like should we be? —— how much suffragette like should we be, not suffer just was how much suffragette like should we be, not sufferjust was notli how much suffragette like should we be, not sufferjust was not i think there were very good organisers and very vocal and outspoken. very public in their demands. quite schalke. at a range of campaign ideas. a vast repertoire of activity and fundraising. and i think we should be deploying some of the things they did because actually it worked. some, but not all. well, the suffragettes of course have been vilified for many years, for the militancy is that they promoted. but looking with a face that the time, there was nowhere else for the

nd from time to time. i believe his lawyers have probably advised him that it would be best if we did not talk while now. matter is clarified. his strongest ntire supporter. there was a "new york times" i report that the president feared me. that makes no sense. he has nothing to fear from me. i am among his strongest supporters. and i have no intention of making something up and testifying against him if that is what the special counsel has in mind. host: ohio, democrat's line. good morning. mplingtsdz they should impeach him. cause he's a womanizer, he's a -- raped all these people and they haven't done one thing about it. he don't show his taxes. all he thinks about is the big people and the heck with us little people. especially the seniors. i think it is a dirty shame. host: we'll get a reaction. guest: well, if that were the citea they would have impeached jack kennedy and bill clinton. it's interesting that we're still trying to clarify bill clinton's acts tivities as infidelities or indiscretions w

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cricket may feel isolated neglect, the authorities cut the world cup next year to ten team, scotla ndten team, scotland aren't in it. england hope to win it. but for hours in edinburgh it was scotla nd but for hours in edinburgh it was scotland who looked like the world's number one ranked nation. not england. macleod, his family roots in the outer hebrides he was trying to hit the ball there. he made 140 in scotland's 371ment their highest ever score. when buenos aires sprinted to 100 england's chase seemed simple but then wickets, scotla nd seemed simple but then wickets, scotland removed men who could have w011 scotland removed men who could have won the match for england. moeen ali aiming forthe won the match for england. moeen ali aiming for the boundary, failing. eight down. six runs needed. anyone down. sharif bowling. wa and england all out. this day was all about scotland. to have the number one tale in our backyard and the energy from the crowd today, and to set a total like that and chase it down, ebb and flow, what a game of cricket. a thrilling victory that deserves atten

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some rain for western scotla nd bad afternoon.shine further south. let's keep this going as see what happens next. incomes heavy rain through the evening, some showers across northern england, too. it is towards the end of the night that the winds really starts to strengthen and gus are likely to be problematic through the morning, especially for rush hourin the morning, especially for rush hour in northern ireland, scotland and northern england. gusting up to 60 mph and exposure channelling through central lowlands, and to 60 mph year. we're talking 50—55 mph. there will be some disruption to transport. bbc local radio is a good place to go for a detailed local to you. further south the windy start as well, not as much as for the northern part of the british isles but still around coasts 50 60 mph and across some of the higher ground, too. some light panty removing its way through on thursday morning. further north spell of heavy rain and showers across scotland, the weather in terms of the rain coming down significantly as the d

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nd we were in a strange place. there's no one of us -- is there one of us, is there one of us anywhere that at some ment in our early life mother's hand ?as not there . president, your policies did that to this young woman crying out milarly, for their mothers. this is not america. this is not right. it is immoral. and it is un-american. and it's very -- at its very heart and very foundation. joining me tonight are some of my colleagues who share the same concern. my colleague from my district -- from the district next to me, jeremy mcnerney, thank you for joining us. mr. mcnerney: thank you, john. you're a neighbor and a friend and colleague and i appreciate your passion tonight. i think i'm going to share that a little bit. mr. speaker, i normally focus on policy. i came here to try to get things done for the people who sent me here to washington. this bark every time president majors an outrageous tweet or sends out an outrageous statement. but when he does something like this i'm morally obliged to call him out