the new national health service starts, providing hospital and specialist services, medicines and specialistr two the uk was being prepared for the new national health service. the brainchild of this man, aneurin bevan. this is where it all began 70 yea rs bevan. this is where it all began 70 years ago today, and the health secretary, nine bevan, came here in manchester to receive the keys to the hospital from lancashire manchester to receive the keys to the hospitalfrom lancashire county council. that marked the birth of the nhs and the culmination of a truly ambitious plan to create a health service that was free for eve ryo ne health service that was free for everyone and funded by taxation. 0ver everyone and funded by taxation. over the past 70 years the nhs has had its ups and downs but today across the country, celebrations will mark the creation of what's become a very british institution. dominic hughes, bbc news, manchester. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: british police say two people who've fallen critically ill were exposed to the same type of nerve agen

nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has the harrowing details. >> reporter: it was a miracle angela hernandez walked away from her jeep after plunging 250 feet off a cliff. then she clung to life for a week. >> we just found word that my sister was found. >> reporter: hernandez was driving the coast in big sur when she crashed onto the rocky beach below. i was still in my car and i could feel water rising over my knees, she writes on facebook. seriously injured, she used her wits to find water. >> she actually found a hose from the vehicle and used that as a straw to drink water from a natural spring nearby. >> reporter: finally on day seven -- >> i heard a faint cry for help. >> reporter: hernandez saw hikers chelsea and chad moore. >> she said she woke up that morning and knew it was going to be a good day. >> reporter: firefighters hoisted hernandez to safety. >> i'm so happy. i'm so happy. >> reporter: the hernandez family is

republican national committee michael steele and nbc news national plit reporter heidi przbyla is with us. a lot to talk about. quite a late night for everybody watching the big announcement. we'll get to the president's supreme court pick and his nato trip in a moment. first, the gallup pool shows president trump's approval rating slipped into double digit negative territory as 56% disapprove and 41% approve. this just three weeks after trump received the best marks since the first days of his presidency in mid-june only to have his ratings turned back in a negative direction. this was the same time period that his administration's family separation policy at the

newsreel: on july 5th, the new national health service starts.care. from july the 5th 19118 there was no longer a struggle for many to find the money to be treated. don't forget, choose your doctor now. beryl was one of the first patients in the nhs. and which one's you? that one's me. as a 17—year—old she developed a bacterial infection in the summer of 19118. she had penicillin injections and medical care which herfamily would not have been able to afford before the arrival of the nhs. it would have beaten us. if the doctor had been called in the first place because they weren't always. do you think, in some senses, the nhs saved your life? yeah, ido. no question of that. i do. she knew people who weren't so lucky before the nhs. a relation of mine had diphtheria. died of it. scarlet fever. there were some fearful things that needed a lot of help and sometimes they got it and sometimes they couldn't afford it. it was serious stuff. and then the nhs came along. peter was an employee of the nhs right from the start. that was before the hospital w

the war ended, and several new nations, syria, iraq, lebanon and jordan were formed.the middle east that we know today can be traced back to these attacks on the hejaz railway and the subsequent carving up of the region by the brits and french. i've got to say, that was a pretty memorable experience, and if they talk today about how tourism should be immersive and experiential, well, that is doing it in spades. well, maybe that's appropriate anyway, because in more ways than one then, thejordanians have reclaimed ownership of their proud arab revolt. well, to end this week, la rioja in spain is well known for producing some of the country's finest wines. there is one town where they celebrate their devotin in a special way. haro is well known for some great wine festivals and we went to enjoy the fun. there are over 500 wines in la rioja, so making and drinking wine is a way of life here. it is also my favourite part of the country and i was born here. today is a very special day, it is la batalla del vino, the battle of wine. people have been waiting the whole year t

it was a new national style rooted in the ideals of republican rome. this was published in several volumes from 1715 onward. the title was taken from the name the author of the only surviving trivas. similar designs from the white house to british houses published early in the 18th century. of these houses furnished their enormous and bleak mansions with furniture bought from london's best makers. one of the best-known was thomas chippendale, celebrating the bicentennial of his birth this year. he wasn't slated to become the most famous and still is one of the few british cabinetmakers people have actually heard of. ofer than that, they think very talented dancers from las vegas. his name was made on account of his designs. this book proves and credibly popular. and with through three editions between 1754 and 1762, and this bond numerous imitations in all parts of the country. i share here some of his chair designs, which as you can see, or copied in america soon after printing. although his best furniture was made slightly later in the classical styl

moments after israel's parliament passed the controversial new law defining the country as the nation state of the jewish people. and other arab members of the knesset ripped up copies of it hours after the bill became law and in this far more serene setting was no less enraged this that is saying it fixes it. arab citizens you are not equal and you are maybe just and we are not we are the owner of this then we have a right not in this land but only. we are the indigenous the legislation adopted by sixty two votes to fifty five makes hebrew the only official national language and defines the establishment of jewish communities as being in the national interest it also stipulates that israel is the historic homeland of the jewish people and adds that they have an exclusive right to national self-determination in it the law is controversial among israelis many have joined in the protests against the legislation saying it legitimizes discrimination palestinian political analysts say the law gives license to segregation is that a is attending the will of this is going to be in terms of ge

critics are condemning israel's new nation state law saying that it threatens the future of peace with palestinians on thursday the knesset passed a bill defining israel as the homeland of the jewish people prime minister benjamin netanyahu praised it as a defining moment for zionism. and syrian state media says the ten government buses have entered the southern connecticut province to transfer rebels to italy syrian government has retaken large areas of connecticut as passing of a months long military offensive. a court in south korea sentenced former president park going to hate to an additional eighty years in prison it relates to the embezzlement of almost three billion dollars of state funds and interfering in the selection of candidates for the twenty sixteen parliamentary election but time is to be served in addition to a twenty four year handed down in a pool of other corruption charges. the south korean government has been ordered to pay two hundred million dollars in compensation to the families of people killed in the twenty four fourteen say well ferry disaster more than th

archive: on july 5th, the new national health service starts.ed was seven decades of blood, sweat and tears — and plenty to celebrate, as the uk marks the 70th anniversary of the nhs. nursing injury worries — but england manager gareth southgate says we'll be ready for the quarter—final match against sweden on saturday. and coming up on bbc news, plenty of british interest at wimbledon today. both johanna konta and kyle edmund are due on centre court this afternoon. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. as two more people undergo life—saving treatment in hospital after they were exposed to the deadly nerve—agent novichok, questions are being asked about how this could have happened — just months after the massive decontamination operation which followed the attack on sergei and yulia skripal. investigators are working on a theory that charlie rowley and dawn sturgess came into contact with the deadly substance in a part of salisbury which was outside the clean—up area. home secretary sajid javid chaired an emergency cobra meeting th

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nation. it was a new dawn for enjoying life on modern terms with modern technology. this exposure to contemporary culture coincided with a nostalgic look to the nation's past. probably not dissimilar to the opening ceremonies of london 2012 olympic games. how to draw these strands to a close and to consider the case -- the place of british art in relation to the united states? certainly the chippendale style in new york reflects the political colonial relationship and the appearance in popularity of design objects in the 19 century embraces the commercial enterprise. the 20th century is harder to the 20th century is harder to pin down. the plurality and proliferation of styles went hand in hand with a new national confidence and growing individualism. as a final thought, it will be interesting to see what styles harry and meghan come up with. thank you. [applause] director sandberg: following that, please join us in welcoming the curator of the white house. [applause] lydia: thank you for having me today. when designing my talk, i was asked not to focus solely on the

inevitably the prince of wales tired of his asian-inspired exoticism and moved on to a new british national style. perhaps appropriately in the wake of defeat of napoleon a wave of patriotism brought a revival of the medievel gothic style. it was used from the middle of the 1820s a new interpretation was seen and was taken up by the tireless architect and designer augustus puget, who designed furniture for george iv in windsor castle and later with charles barry, designed the new houses of parliament, will youing big ben after the fire of 1834 destroyed the old buildings. pujant's campaign found its expression in his book, "contrasts." which as its name suggests, contrasted the ancient gothic style with a kpartdively recent anden more widespread classical style. in this image on the left which i hope you can just about make out, puget has imagined a town built on the principles of classical architecture in the upper image. and the society it fosters, and in the image below, one built on gothic. or more broadly medievel principles. notice the large industrial warehouses. the deeply as you te

on the brink of a new era: cuba's national assembly considers a new constitution that would bring sweeping reforms. president trump attacks his former lawyer in the row over alleged payments to a former playboy model. survivors of a boat sinking in the us that claimed 17 lives say the captain told passengers not to use life jackets. a0 degrees and rising: warnings as japan's deadly heatwave claims dozens of lives. hello and welcome. cuba's national assembly is debating the draft of a new constitution which could introduce radical changes to the communist country's economic and social policies. private ownership of property might be recognised for the first time in 50 years and same—sex marriage legalised. will grant reports from havana. after decades of soviet—style socialism, glimpses of meaningful change in cuba. the 1976 constitution isn'tjust going to be it's being completely rewritten. key to the changes, private property recognised on the communist—run island for the first time in generations. naturally, the state will remain the biggest factor in this caribbean—controlled economy, b

this is what will be through your letterbox, your new national health service begins on the 5th ofjuly how does he see the future of the service over the next 70 years? i suspect the thing that won't change, but this will be our decision as the british people, is that people like the idea of a national health service where the money worry is gone and care is available when you need it. but what will be different, i suspect, is that we are on the cusp of huge advances in cancer treatments, in personalised medicine. there have been big advances since 1948. the message there is that change will come even faster in the decades ahead. hugh pym, bbc news. newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc two. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. they have confirmed, the type that was used on a former spy four months agojust nine miles was used on a former spy four months ago just nine miles away. let's was used on a former spy four months agojust nine miles away. let's hear what they had to say. this evening, i have received test results, that showed the two people have been exposed to

donation at redcrossblood.org lou: president trump weighing in thig on the nfl decision to put their new nationaln hold. that amid pressure from the league's players association. president trump tweeting this, quote: the nfl national anthem debate is alive and well again. can't believe it. isn't it many contract that players must stand at attention, hand on heart? the $40 million commissioner must now make a stand. first time kneeling, out for the game. second time kneeling, out for the season. no pay. the nfl and the players union putting out a joint statement. that statement saying they will neither issue, nor enforce new rules related to the national anthem. now, there's a position and what a bunch of sorry son of a guns. the owners, because they made a rule and then just blew it up. they are apparently talking about a new policy, but then again what is a policy but something a little temporary, transitory in the minds of the leadership of the nfl, if you can call it that. joining us now, don giordano, philadelphia's whp is his home, tammy bruce, washington times columnist and fox business con

from this global scourge and germany's football association is heavily under fire following the new national team's or world cup performance all by munich chairman carl hynes there romanek it claims german football is being run by quote amateurs. on land iraq thanks for your company everyone what we start off with a scorching heat wave that is spreading across of all places sweden with devastating effects well this nordic country more used to dealing with snow is battling historic wildfires that are showing little sign of letting up and that's prompted the swedish government to ask other european countries for help and getting the fires under control. it's terribly hot and terribly dry with hardly any rain for weeks across much of northern europe trees brush and grandson tinder dry and sweden has been hard hit and struggling to contain dozens of forest fires. firefighters the army volunteers and teens from other countries with water bombing aircraft are all working flat out the helicopter pilot has told swedish media how difficult it was a bombing missions can be at low altitude with low vis

kenya eight black rhinos have died after wildlife workers moved them from the capital nairobi to a new national park and as wildlife the animals died drinking too much salty water after becoming dehydrated and their new location three surviving rhinos are being closely lyotard a species is critically endangered and there are just a few thousand of these animals left in the wild. mother of and jailed ukrainian filmmaker who is on hunger strike has appealed to russia's president vladimir putin to pardon him and twenty fifteen all accents off a vocal opponent of russia's annexation of crimea was sentenced to twenty years in prison for conspiracy to commit terror acts he denies the charges and has been on a hunger strike since mid may. he may still be able to walk but a sense of is visibly weak he's lost fifteen kilos says sense of cousin natalia complement she's the only relative to have visited him in the prison camp in russia's arctic and the only one to maintain regular contact with him around the world artists and creative professionals have been expressing their solidarity with the ukrainian

nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer now with the shock waves from lebron's big move. >> reporter: shining on the biggest stage, tonight tinsel town has a new star, lebron james agreeing to a four-year, $154 million deal with the los angeles lakers. >> we got lebron. we got lebron! we got lebron. >> reporter: last time he left cleveland, fans burned his jersey. this time, james delivered on a promise. >> i came back to bring a championship to this city. >> reporter: overnight, james turns the lakers into contenders. in fact, l.a. has already won. ticket sales, jersey sales, and tv ratings will put the show time back in los angeles. >> this move is bigger than basketball because what lebron has in mind, i think, for the second half of his life is media. some day he might be a major mogul. >> reporter: for fans in l.a., another hollywood ending as king james looks for his next crowning achievement. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and we've got some news you might like tonight if you're a coffee drinker. a large study that followed people over a ten-year period found that

calling a timeout on its new national anthem policy. n may there's a controversial new rule forcing teams to suspend or fine players to protest the national anthem. they were allowed to remain in the locker room if they wanted in the anthem and the season is closer and closer and this morning the league is rethinking the policy. christine brennan joins me now with more. what a mess this whole thing has been for the league and now this. >> absolutely, poppy. the reason we are even talking about it today is that the associated press reported that the miami dolphins were considering potentially suspending players up to four games if they did not abide by this new policy. >> wow. >> in other words, if they came out and protested instead of staying in the locker room. once that story break yesterday, the miami dolphins story, associated press reporting that there could be a fine up to -- suspension of up to four games and that's one more game if it was four, one more than winston got, he received a three-game suspension for sexually assaultin

such a new nation, tiny nation. just over 4 million . what an amazing achievement for them. they will be facing the french in four days time. jane: ju give us a sense of how disappointing this is for england. there was such high hopes that th had even got this far. olly: i think you have got to go back a couple of days and listen to some of the southgate news conferences, becse yes, they were aware of this wave of euphoria behind the team. they did not have it at the start because they stumbled past tunisia in the opening group match. they lost the final group game. in southgate they trust, and it was waistcoat wednesday. all the fans, especially after colombia were knocked out onho penalty -- theout victory at the world cup. then the belief started to accelerate and they steamrolled their way towards sweden in a businesslike win against the swedes, 2-0. no extra time, no penalties in that. suddenly they thought, here is croatia, we will get past them and get to the first world cup final since 1966. this was their first semifinal since 1990. so we have the misery of moscow.

say eight black rhinos have died after wildlife workers moved them from the capital nairobi to a new national park canyons wildlife ministry believes the animals died from drinking too much sortie water after becoming dehydrated the species is critically endangered just a few thousand left in the wild. a man alleged to be a former bodyguard of terrorist leader osama bin laden was today deported from germany to his home country to but now a german court has ruled that he must be brought back again the man identified only as sonnie he was flown back to his homeland despite a court order blocking his removal of the suspected islamist had been living in germany for several years with his wife and children but he was arrested in june other guy the leader osama bin laden was killed by u.s. embassy forces in may two thousand and eleven. and he's obviously correspondent nina has a joins me from our parliamentary studios you know what are you hearing from the court about this latest ruling. well this is a complicated case because several german agencies and institutions are involved on the federal and

where george washington lived and worked across the potomac at the new nation. it is also america's most beloved and popular historic home. visited each year by more than one million people. it is a place that when our nation was divided against itself, the american preservation movement was born and our nation's oldest preservation organization was founded more than a century and a half ago. we at the national trust for historic preservation stand with you, with all of you in working to protect this hallowed place for posterity. that is why, as doug said, and on behalf of everyone at the national trust, we are announcing today, george washington's mount vernon is one -- mount vernon as one of america's 11 most endangered sites for 2018. for more than 30 years now, our 11's most list has called attention to historic places across the country and work to galvanize communities to help protect them. we encourage people to get involved and get active through preservation organizations, social media, however they can and not let today's historic treasure be tomorrow's

month his partner don sturgis died on sunday wildlife or move them from the capital nairobi to a new national park kenya's wildlife ministry believes the animals died from drinking too much salty water and became dehydrated species is critically endangered and there are just a few thousand of these animals left in the world. and pakistan dozens of people have been killed in two bomb attacks targeting candidates campaigning for the country's elections an explosion in the southwestern town of my storm killed at least one hundred twenty eight people including a candidate earlier at least four people died when a blast at a politician's convoy in the northwestern town of. saying in pakistan the country's former prime minister nor was sharif and his daughter mario have been arrested that within minutes of arriving back in the country the pair were detained on the russian charges if their plane landed in the war last week a pakistani court sentenced the three time prime minister to ten years in prison over the purchase of luxury properties in london ruling came ahead of national elections due at the

he nation cowboy hats at a factory in newark, new jersey. we are proud of that. have a great weekend. good night from new >> a gold ring... >> it might have been an engagement ring. >> from the great jane austen? >> i expected it to be a fairly flimsy story. >> a story of romance, mystery, and money. >> money was critical. i mean, it was about survival. >> but from a british icon to an american idol... >> i probably could have snuck it out of the country. but i would've been, like, banned. >> inheriting a national treasure can get rather complicated. >> did england know that the ring existed? >> no. >> wow. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ]

and a new study says forty million people are living a slaves in some of the world's richest nations. welcome to the new hamas and other political factions are calling on palestinians in gaza to defy warnings from israel and join weekly protests near the border fence it's the seventeenth week of the demonstrations that have seen at least one hundred forty palestinians killed more than sixteen thousand others were injured over the past four months israel is once again warning that if protesters continue to send burning balloons and kites over the fence its military will retaliate and earlier this week israel tightened its blockade on gaza meanwhile hamas has accepted in the gyptian proposal to end its dispute with the rival palestinian faction fighter but there's been no official response from the group all of this against the backdrop of a new and controversial nation state law that cements jewish identity as the central theme of israeli citizenship shall stratford as well. the skies over gaza have turned black with smoke from burning tires every friday for months now israeli army sni

new dawn for enjoying life on modern terms with modern technology. this exposure to contemporary culture coincided with a nostalgic look to the nation's past. probably not dissimilar to the olympic games. so to consider the place of british item in relation to the united states, the chippendale style in philadelphia and new york reflects the political colonial relationship. the appearance and populate her -- popularity of wedgewood -- the 20th century is harder to pin down as political and commercial links when in different directions and the plurality went hand-in-hand with the new national confidence and individualism. as a final thought, it will be interesting to see what styles harry and megan come up with. thank you. [ applause ] >> and following that, please join us in welcoming the curator of the white house. >>> thank you for having me today. when designing my thoughts i was asked not to focus solely on the objects themselves. but why they are in our collection. i am not able to show you everything. i don't think i'm able to show you anything. i'm not able to show you everything associated with the united kingdom and ireland. only a

that went to prison at a national wildlife refuge. it brought newo the debate over how much land the federal government should be allowed to control. the year was 2012. a jury convicted dwight hammond and his son, stephen, of committing arson on federal lands near their ranch in southeastern oregon. the ranchers had argued that they set a controlled burn on their own land to protect their property from wild fires but it got out of hand and spread to federal lands. the judge gave them a light punishment but prosecutors appeal and the father and son ended up with a five-year prison sentence. this sparked a 41-day armed standoff near their ranch led by ammon bundy. he said hammondses were victims of federal overreach. now a pardon, dan. >> yeah, shep. this is a huge victory for the hammonds and also for the bundy family and cattle ranchers across the country. the occupation of the wildlife refuge in oregon was named at preventing dwight and steve hammond for going back to federal prison for two arson convictions. during the standoff, the father and son

nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer is in redding, california, with the latest. >> reporter: it didn't just take homes, it took lives. firefighter and a dozer driver killed in this massive inferno in redding, california. >> we mourn the loss. >> reporter: overnight, the carr fire tripling in size, fueled by 70-mile-an-hour winds. >> wow. >> reporter: crews forced to switch from defending homes to getting people out and saving whatever they could. >> fire is creeping real, real close to residents. >> reporter: 120 structures damaged as flames jump the sacramento river and a wall of unstoppable fire swept in. >> just crazy. it's just out of control. >> reporter: with this fire fight now going block by block, firefighters are losing more houses by the hour, and there is very little they can do. conditions so explosive, a mass exodus created chaos on jammed roads. a local television station pulling the plug on its live >> we're going to leave the station because it is now unsafe to be here. >> this is a monster. >> reporter: in southern california, the cranston fire creating its

he nation cowboy hats at a factory in newark, new jersey. we are proud of that.york. >> announcer: from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and positions you for the week ahead. we have two titans of technology. my exclusive interview with the ceo of microsoft, satya nadella. then the ceo of sap, bill mcdermott. but first deirdre bolton is standing by in the fox business newsroom. with everything from wal

minister says this is a democracy a little georgie has spoken arab israeli lawmakers say israel's new nation state law is racist and the death of the country's democracy the new law gives jews in israel a unique right to national self-determination elevates hebrew above arabic as the national language and that says it doesn't i'm phil gayle in berlin this is the day . i mean. the majority has rights and the majority decides. he wants to ensure our state's jewish character for generations to come. in the connecticut been is. there a disconnect in. the basis. of his comments and. minorities in israel. and rightly so because the law. making is more jewish that's the crux. of what i think this is racist legislation my radical right wing government knows creeping wramc along and is planting the seed straight now partite stink to work to clean up but. also on the program on sunday just three hours. north of nigeria was enough to sweep away hundreds of houses and the people living in the. i really don't know what i should say the water was up to her neck kept rising. she looked over at her mother a

arab israeli law makers say israel's new nation state law is racist and the death of the country's democracy the new law gives jews in israel a unique right to national self-determination elevates hebrew above arabic us national language and that says it doesn't i'm still in berlin this is the day. of those for. the majority has rights and the majority to something it's been absolute majority wants to ensure our state's jewish character for generations to come. to hate. they are discriminating against the. minority. with the basis. that. minorities in a drove my field and they did and probably rightly so because the law. is making israel more jewish let them across. the country i think this is racist legislation by radical right wing government or even radical. and has plenty of this seems to create partite stink to work critically and don't really put. also on the program on sunday just three hours of rain in juba north of nigeria was enough to sweep away hundreds of houses and the people living in them. i really don't know what i should say the water was up to her neck and kept rising but.

minister says this is a democracy of the majority has spoken arab israeli lawmakers say israel's new nation state law is racist and the death of the country's democracy the new law gives jews in israel a unique right to national self-determination elevates hebrew of arabic us the national language and that says it doesn't i'm phil gale in berlin this is the day . and warm.

>> as you know, we have a new national security advisor john bolton. john bolton made a decision to make a change relative to who was handling that at the white house level. john bolton is putting in place the replacements for that. it is -- he assured me that is a key issue that we need to address. in the meantime, this is spread throughout our various agencies. each one, somewhat different than the other, taking major steps, but we have fusion centers. we have processes underway. kirstjen nielsen told you what dhs is doing. defense is doing that. all of our agencies are engaged in that. this is going to continue to ramp up and it involves not just tampering with the election, but it involves putting the right defenses in place, the right strategies in place in terms of how to retaliate if necessary. it's clearly one of our top priorities. >> last week you said russia and other actors were exploring vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure and trying to infiltrate energy, water, nuclear and manufacturing sectors. these actions are persistent. they a

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that'soing to bespecial. >> that's nbc's andrea mitchell breaking the t news national intelligence director dan coats. >> tracie potts is on capitol hill for us. whatti the re been to the announcement? >> the timing is interesting here becauset gives vladimir putin, who is accused of trying to tinker in our election, a front-row seat in the heat of the fall campaign. another stunning announcement from the white house. remember when the presidentaid days ago, standing next to putin, that was it an incredible idea to have their people interview americans, to have the two intelligence sides tea . the president called that idea incredible. now, the white house says he's backing off that. the senate also voting against having americanso to moscow to be questioned. every democrat and republican in the senate voted against that. >> tracie potts, live for us on capitol hill. thank yo >>> new details on the woman accused of being a secret agent for ruia. mariia butina was arrested for allegedly working with the russian government to gain influence in americanlitics. people who knew butina during her

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>> reporter: a person with direct knowledge tells nbc news top national security officials tuesday morninged for an unscheduled meeting to address the fallout. >> thank you for that report. following president trump's walk back on his widely criticized comment in helsinki, senate democrats are demanding answers. and political reporter heidi pryzbilla is back with that. >> so unusual. we have no official record of the president's meeting with russia. now, six senator, including minority leader chuck schumer and intel vice chairman mike warner sent a letter to the president, saying american versus a right to know what they discussed in that closed door meeting. senators schumer and warner were ones speaking out yesterday at capitol hill. >> president trump tried to squirm away from what he said yesterday. it's 24 hours too late and in the wrong place. if the president can't say directly to president putin that he is wrong, and we are right and our intelligence agencies are right. it's ineffective and worse, another sign of weakness. >> i give these comments about 24 hours before he once agai

here is nbc news national correspondent. surrounded by children screaming profanities the officer pulls his gun during this heated exchange outside an el video now viewed millions of time. now unclear what happened after the unidentified officer draws his weapon on at least six people. jay sob salcedo being detained after police responded to a traffic call. >> i jumped over the fence to see what was going on because i hear the commotion of all the kids screaming. i jump over one of my sons being choked by an officer. >> telling you to move. >> reporter: his mother who was inside the rec center tried to intervene. she says only one officer abused his power. >> the other cops, they were doing their jobs right. it was just that one guy that was just being out of control. >> reporter: with the 15 year old dragged into custody, the officer extends his baton and tries to clear the young crowd. >> put a report on these. >> reporter: before taking another person in custody who is recording the scene. >> i'm just recording. >> report

nation in 29 years. next, we have the gulf news, reporting on israel passing a new nation state law. is the beginning of facism and apartheid. the japan times looks ahead to the tokyo olympics in 2020. it says the marathon and some other events will be held early in the morning, according to the international olympic committee, to avoid scorching temperatures for athletes. there's evidence that bed rest may not the best medicine —— the uk's brexit secretary has promised to intensify the negotiations with brussels. the eu commission advised eu states to prepare for an ideal brexit, a situation where no formal agreement would be reached by the end of next march. from brussels, our europe editor katya adler reports. a new face in brussels, confronting the same old brexit challenges. michel barnier, the eu's by now rather dour chief negotiator, has been in on this process from the start. our challenge will be to find common ground between the fundamental principles that define the eu and the uk positions. the smiling enthusiasm of the new brexit secretary came in stark contrast. i come o