norton. ms. norton: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. . wilson: mr. speaker, president trump's success during his overseas trip to poland and the g-20 summit in germany makes it clear that america is once again the clear leader of the free world. in poland, the president reaffirmed that western nations will stand together against threats to our security and our way of life. his remarks focused on his strategy of peace through strength, increasing defense spending, confirming our commitment to nato, and promoting american energy as an alternative to russian sources in eastern

thank you very much, congresswoman norton. the federal transit administration is currently withholding $8.9 million which ms. comstock referred. to this step will be a significant step in making sure that that $.9 million is released. maryland, virginia, and d.c. have all given their approval already. virginia legislature, the maryland legislature and the d.c. council. the d.c. legislature. now it's up to congress. but today's resolution is not an end. it is an important step but not an end. it must signal an ongoing commitment across the region to metro. and yes, by the congress itself. i believe that if metro is to become safer and more reliable, it must have a dedicated funding source. that's not the issue in this resolution. but it is the issue before metro and before our region and before our country. that's why i will continue to push for more federal investment in metro and for wmata to have every resource it needs to keep its riders and employees safe, which is to say, all of the american people who use it on their vis

. >> you're part of the norton family. was there a mr. liveright. there was. he sadly died at 49. led a wild life. he collected amazing writers but lived too wildly and died at 49. week we're celebrating our 100th anniversary. >> give us a snapshot of your hit and the publishing world. >> this is my 39th year in american publishing. i had to count. i was at st. martins prep for many years, great house. i have been at norton for 19 years, which makes me a new copper and i've done the -- >> what some books coming out. >> a great lineup. danielle allen, professor at harvard who is doing a memoir called "cuz" about her cousin who died who was destroyed by the prison system in los angeles. she is this brilliant academic who tells this person story, could change our understanding of american incarceration. >> did you do her first book as well. >> i did,ment she is one of several dozen university professors at harvard, and this book is so surprising for her because it comes -- it's personal, it's wrenching, it comes as a due -- dubois lecture. >> another one -- >> a book on the origins o

graham norton received more than £850,000. the final day of the premier league...deal takes him over £1.75 million. how do you feel about bbc talent salaries being published? but top of the bbc pay list, chris evans. £2.2 million. we are the ultimate public company, i think. and therefore i think it is probably on balance right and proper that people know what we get paid. where is everyone ? the best paid bbc actor is derek thompson, charlie from casualty, with more than £350,000. other actors paid by independent companies do not appear. also some stars such as graham norton also have deals not on the list with independent firms. but it does give a snapshot of the level of top pay. more than £700,000 forjeremy vine, stephen nolan from bbc ulster, more than £400,000. however, the bbc says it has been cutting top pay, dropping more than 10% over the last 12 months. we are constantly working at ensuring that we get the balance right between our public, who want to have great shows headed by stars and great presenters, and then also wanting to know that their money, a

graham norton for example, we didn't get the money he earns for his chat show.at anybody who works for the bbc not directly but through an independent production company which is commissioned by the bbc, their figures, their income is not declared as part of this sort that are quitea declared as part of this sort that are quite a number of actors and other stars who are not going to be on this list and some of the people who aren't on this list earn more than the list suggests an graham norton is a very good example of that. according to this years between 850000 and £900,000 a year but that doesn't include the money he gets for his bbc one chat show which is made by an independent producer. there is a lack of transparency which is not the bbc‘s fault, this is a winner declaration of these figures was ordained by the government, but it does mean that the figures were slightly murky and also it is quite difficult to compare presenters, one presenter with another apparently doing the samejob. then with another apparently doing the same job. then you with another a

behind him is graham norton.illion for presenting on radio 2 and top gear. there was a little crowd of reporters waiting as he left work today. we are the ultimate public company, i think. and therefore i think it's probably on balance, right and proper that people know what we get paid. and here are the details. gary lineker‘s deal is heading towards £i.8 million. radio 2'sjeremy vine takes onjust under £750,000. huw edwards earns between £550,000-£599,000. and john humphrys from the today programme and mastermind gets almost £650,000, and today he was the one facing the tough questions. what do i do? on paper, absolutely nothing that justifies that huge amount of money. if you compare me with lots of other people who do visible... if a doctor saves a child's life, or if a nurse comforts a dying person. however, we operate in a market place. i think i provide a fairly useful service. somebody has to do the job of trying to hold power to account. what's also notable are the names that are missing. no david dimble

graham norton received more than £850,000. the final day of the premier league...illion. how do you feel about bbc talent salaries being published? but top of the bbc pay list, chris evans — £2.2 million. we are the ultimate public company, i think. and therefore i think that it is probably on balance right and proper that people know what we get paid. where is everyone ? the best paid bbc actor is derek thompson, charlie from casualty, with more than £350,000. other actors paid by independent companies don't appear. also some stars such as graham norton also have deals not on the list with independent firms. but it does give a snapshot of the level of top pay. more than £700,000 forjeremy vine, stephen nolan from bbc ulster, more than £a00,000. however, the bbc says it has been cutting top pay, dropping more than 10% over the last 12 months. we are constantly working at ensuring that we get the balance right between our public, who want to have great shows headed by stars and great presenters, and then also wanting to know that their money, and it is their money,

east norton we're watching a crash along swede road and evergreen road. police and fire crews on the scene. vine street expressway, westbound side they have cleared, eastbound they are in the process of clearing. ramp from the eastbound schuylkill expressway to the eastbound vine is blocked, but only a dplaf minutes on -- a couple of minutes on that. no issues on i-95, we have construction i-95 near 237 two left lanes blood clot for the next half-hour. 495 route 13 at dupont highway. two lanes are blocked there until further notice. if that stays out there through the morning commute it could cause delays an you along 495. >> this is breaking right now, a man in a wheelchair is gunned down, police think it is the deadly result of a home. the caregiver was chased down and fired upon. katherine scott is at temple hospital where the caretaker was taken. there were witnesses taken to the homicide division to be interviewed. the 36-year-old man wasonounced. 51-year-old caretaker was taken to temple university hospital in stable condition. let's go to video fro

we have a crash in east norton along swede road at evergreen road police on the scene there. delaware, construction is clearing from i-95 northbound but until further notice two lanes are blocked on 495 northbound right by route 13, dupont highway, if that stays out there in the morning, could cause delays later on. >>> breaking now an all outsearch for the gunmen who killed a man in a wheelchair. katherine scott is at temple hospital where the murder victim's caretaker is being treated for a gunshot wound. >> reporter: matt, the 36-year-old man in a wheelchair was pronounced dead on the scene. his caretaker was shot he was taken to temple university hospital in stable condition. let's go to video from tioga nicetown. police on the scene gathering evidence. this happened on the 3300 block of north gratts street. officers were called shortly before midnight. police say a 36-year-old man in a wheelchair has returned home with his 51-year-old caretaker. the caretaker was helping the man up the steps into the front door of the home when two men walked up. they were armed with gun

go to fiosgigabit.com >>> eleanor holmes norton is serving her 14th year in congress. work on behalf of d.c. residents earned her a place on the mural at the chili bowl. her image next to jim vance. this week she read a tribute to vance on the house floor and noted that vance took the anchor desk at a time of tremendous racial, economic and political upheaval in the district. >> jim vance took the dare and told our ever changing story straight. he made us see ourselves from a city with too much crime to today's d.c. with low crime and a only a combination of consummate professionalism and enduring after ability could cover so much quick moving news without ever missing a beat. jim vance brilliantly told our story throughout our first era of home rule. these years also encapsulated jim vance's service and now drawing his legacy with the district's own history. >> congresswoman norton told us she wanted to read that tribute because vance deserved to be on the congressional record. >>> that's going to do it for "news 4 this week." i'm chris lawrence. i first saw vance on

and you can see delegate norton's entire speech on our nbc washington app. just search vance. >> one of jim's three chen at 6:00 tonight. i asked his daughter amani vance what she wants everyone to know about her dad. >> just how he had a very gentle soul. that even though he was such a man's man and you saw him everywhere, he had this big spirit but he was also very gentle and very tender and you could talk to him about anything. and he was never judgmental and he was always open. and he believed that everyone had a story no matter what, from -- no matter who you were, everyone's story was equally as important. >> you can see vance in her and hear him, too. that quality in vance affected so many of us, not just those who worked with him, but all of you watching at home, too. >> yeah, news 4 shamari stone reports now on the example vance set and the encouragement he gave to so many in our community, particularly young black men. >> good evening. people welcomed jim vance into their homes for more than four decades on their tv viewers tell me that he had a po

. >> let's bring in policy adviser james norton on capitol hill -- that's a good shot behind you. >>hanks for having me. >> how that important was i the right foot here. >> i think president trump is very much the new kid on the block in washington. he's also the new kid on the block when it comes to the world stage so i think that he's feeling his way through some of these leaders and i think they're also trying to understand him a little bit better. you know, angela merkel has over a decade in germany soor- she's very much the senior citizen when it comes to world leaders so i think the two of them are trying do you understand each other's styles. >> let me ask you on his last diplomatic trip abroad there were critics who say they were some missteps. how would you grade his performance so far. >> well, you know, i think it's important for eastern europeans especially those that live just in the shadow of russia to hear america's commitment to places like poland and eastern europe so i think his speech was well received by eastern europe. i think western europe is still trying to un

norton pennsville west conshohocken all myron full cost ambler swarthmore ellesmere and kennett square turn around don't drown when encountering flooded roads most flood deaths occur in vehicles. government if they're not going to be involved in such disturbing issues then there's no reason to have government in the first place then you start falling into this kind of libertarian you're turpin ism which tends to be very strong on the west coast of america which says well we can manage ourselves we can police ourselves but clearly facebook and twitter companies themselves that's why we're having this conversation that's why the e.u. is getting involved it's why this debate is becoming increasingly important in the world today and thank you very much a central bank you. be a. you don't leave universal basic income when you have an economy around the world that rewards imagination and monetizes free thought free thought free movement of capital and all the intermediary forces go out of business a lot of bankers lose their job a lot of politicians lose their job the nation state collapses

graham norton, isn'ta £50,000.de what he is paid for his bbc chat show. jeremy vine. the highest—paid woman on the list is claudia winkleman. she gets £a50,000 a year. it is difficult to compare people doing what appears to be the samejob with people doing what appears to be the same job with other people doing the same job with other people doing the samejob because same job with other people doing the same job because because samejob because because many presenters appear on more than one show, sue this should be taken with some caution, but if we take the deflation between men and women, the seniors presenterjohn humphrys get... nick robinson gets £250,000, mishal husain, the highest—paid woman, gets £200,000. justin webb ‘s get £170,000 plus. we are told we should not assume that the lowest paid presenter of today is a woman andi paid presenter of today is a woman and i surmise from that but fairer martin you may be on a list if she did more shifts. she's only doing part—time. 0n the one show, there is a differ

graham norton is paid over £850,000, though that doesn't include his tv show.the highest—paid woman on over £a50,000. lineker, the former england captain, tweeted today about who came top of this league. but crucially the list isn't complete. we still don't know what big names like davids dimbleby and attenborough or mary berry get paid, because they work eitherfor independent companies or bbc worldwide, a commercial entity. the bbc‘s director—general insisted value for money was his priority. these people have relatively straightforward jobs, they really enjoy doing them and they're paid colossal sums of public money. i think they are highly skilled jobs, i think you underestimate what it is to present a programme, to have a bond, a close bond with the public. this is the forth bridge, we are constantly assessing — and should be constantly assessing — the people, the job we are asking them to do, and are they getting the right pay, and thinking about that all the time. it is public money, we owe the public that. at a tour of the bbc‘s salford studios today the

news west glassboro lindenwold west norton norton. for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition to damaging wind frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm. is immediately remember if you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning torrential rainfall is occurring with these storms and may lead to flooding in poor drainage areas do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued six forty pm for the following counties in pennsylvania chester delaware montgomery and philadelphia and the following counties in new jersey burlington camden and gloucester. but from my point of view it is to build the type of base and movement of people the most affected people that can challenge the system which means that some of the other work i do with members of target resources and racial and i ran to elections with vice presidential candidate and the idea is really to inject a consciousness into the mass movem

behind him is graham norton. £2.2 million for presenting on radio 2 and top gear. there was a little crowd of reporters waiting as he left work today. we are the ultimate public company, i think. and therefore i think it's probably on balance, right and proper that people know what we get paid. and here are the details. gary lineker‘s deal is heading towards £1.8 million. radio 2'sjeremy vine takes home just under £750,000. huw edwards earns between £550,000-£599,000. and john humphrys from the today programme and mastermind gets almost £650,000, and today he was the one facing the tough questions. what do i do? on paper, absolutely nothing that justifies that huge amount of money. if you compare me with lots of other people who do visible... if a doctor saves a child's life, or if a nurse comforts a dying person. however, we operate in a market place. i think i provide a fairly useful service. somebody has to do the job of trying to hold power to account. what's also notable are the names that are missing. no da

today, mayor muriel bowser and congressman eleanor holmes norton are fighting back, promising to defend d-c home rule. a news conference is set for eleven this morning u-s backed security forces in iraq have succesfully reclaimed the city of mosul back from isis command over the weekend. yesterday, iraq's prime minister arrived in mosul to officially declare the city liberated. soldiers also lifted the iraqi flag in the city. right now those forces are moving westward in iraq targeting the city of raqqa, syria... which is the defacto capital for isis. new this morning, the pope's top financial advisor has returned to australia to stand trial on mul assault. george pell will appear in a melbourne court later this month on multiple counts of "historical sexual assault offenses." that means the crimes happened some time ago. pell is facing multiple allegations to which he's denied. there is no statue of limitations on such crimes in australia. starting today, metro will be testing a technique aimed at protecting tunnel walls on the red line. on june 23rd, service was suspended along two se

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mary teresa norton, she did not have a college degree, she was not a politician. that suffragist -- she was not a suffragist. she was a great politician. a really great politician. one of the things that you will see is women involved in national politics. one of the things they do have in common is that they are white . women of color have more luck in state and local elections. black women are very active in national politics. there are some very important players in the early 1920's the republican party. the overwhelming majority of black political advocates are republicans. it is the party of lincoln. democrats in the south are the creating jimed in crow laws and have been trying to disenfranchise black americans. many are solidly in the republican camp. after the suffragist amendment passes, the national republican committee asked black women leaders to organize. one of the first women who is called on by the rnc is a woman who had been a activist for about a decade at this link. she had been the president of the national organization for colored women. she w

one of the things, she gave license tag to eleanor holmes that norton can put up on her car and it reads, leave us alone. >> that's like, zach. >> i've never been told. >> you can't be subtle on the hill. >> and it administration of the white house. the district, that's one of the heavily democratic, up until now they've had backstop for them, that's not the case with trump. >> that's the problem, democrats in the city, the republicans controlling both of pennsylvania avenue and the mayor was saying, in norton, you're telling me, president trump is not showing up in the district. i went up to visit him when he took office. they're hoping trump will s the senate which is really busy health care issues and russia investigation will not spend time on these local dc issues and those things that are mostly generated on the house side will die on in the senate. >> what do you say about the department, head of the oversight committee, that basically was putting a stop to a lot of things the district is trying to do. he really acted like he was city counsel member. he said, i was elected mayor,

and if you believe, like graham norton does, that he doesn't understand how people don't finish a bottleo they know when it is time to go to bed, this is not the story for you. no. there are so many other reasons not to drink, but that is one of the good reasons to do so. that's it for the papers tonight. thank you, joel taylor and kate devlin. goodbye. good evening. there's something wrong with the weather at the moment. today was a mixture of sunshine and heavy april showers and we have more showers this evening and overnight. the heavy ones in the south—east should ease away, but we'll keep them going in the west and particularly further north across northern ireland, scotland and northern england. the showers could be heavy enough to give a rumble or two of thunder. some clearer spells overnight. perhaps not many showers across much of england and wales on friday morning. some decent sunshine before the cloud increases from the south—west. eventually, we'll see some rain coming across england and wales. for most of the day, for the cricket at the oval, it may well be dry. we're not e

in east norton, the crash along swede road has cleared. there's one this conshohocken at elm and walnut street. construction resurfacing going on in pennsberg, montgomery county. avoid route 29, main street, garyville pike is an alternate. >> developing this morning a powerful earthquake rattled turkey and greece, the quake sent a building crash down on tourist on the greek isle. no at a tattle were reported in -- no fatalities were reported in turkey. many slept outside trying to stay safe in the aftershocks. >>> o.j. simpson is planning for his life after prison. he became emotional when he was granted his release. he has spent nearly 9 years in prison for an armed robbery at a las vegas hotel. he claims he was trying to reclaim some of his personal memorabilia. >> i thought i was glad to get my stuff back, it wasn't worth it. nine years away from your family is not worth it. i'm sorry. >> when making its decision, the board denied requests to factor in the 1994 murders of his ex-wife nicole brown and ron goldman. >>> a teacher in oklaho

jewel rad reedhead, president of ww norton publishing company.hose are a few books they have coming up this fall. >> booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they're reading this summer. >> next on my reading list is hillbilly. legy. it is a fantastic look, everything i heard about it, talking about life in america, an issue i've been looking into on the joint economic committee. talks about the struggles of people not only in appalachia but throughout the country. >> booktv wants to know what you're reading. sendsend us your summer readingt via twitter @booktv, or instagram @book underscore tv. post it to our facebook page, facebook. com/booktv. booktv on c-span2. >> tonight we have her book, shoot like a girl. talks about her time serving in afghanistan. [applause] and her fight to eliminate the military's ground combat exclusion policy which kept female armed services members

today, mayor muriel bowser and congressman eleanor holmes norton are fighting defend d-c home rule. a news conference is set for eleven this morning starting today, metro will begin testing a tunnel water proofing technique. just last month - service was suspended along two sections of the red line, because of arcing insulators caused by water seeping in. the incidents led to widespread delays during morning rush hour. today crews will be adding a sealant to the tunnel walls to try and fix the problem. because of the work, trains will single track on weeknights through august 11th. service will be suspended between grosvenor and friendship heights on weekends through august 6th. get ready for a hot week ahead. temperatures hitting the 90s today - and it's only going up from there. how long you'll have to wait for things to cool down - next. the first happened in the cook inlet region in the southern part of the state -- around 12:30 a-m our time. that one was a 4.4 magnitude quake with a depth of 66 miles. then less than two hours later -- a 3.6 magnitude earthquake hit northern ala

delegate eleanor holmes norton has introduced a bill that would extend washington's lease on the rfk stadium campus. that's according to the washington business journal. the bill would extend the lease to 2088. norton says it would give officials enough time to redevelop the area with more green space and s rfk stadium is currently home to d.c. united. the team plans to move to the new audi field some time next year. >>> redskins fans have something to get excited for. training camp is just about to begin. the team is holding drills down in richmond today. the first practice starts tomorrow at 9:30 in the morning. you are looking at some video from last year. we now know that there will be lots of news from camp this year. news4's reporter carol maloney will be in richmond following it all. watch your live sports tonight and follow her on twitter. >>> we're also getting some big news from the nationals today. the team is unveiling the logo for next year's all-star game, nats players and coaches, the mlb commissioner and d.c. mayor mur yell bowser will be at the ballpark tonight. this

d-c congresswoman eleanor holmes norton there remebering "jim vance". the broadcaster died saturday after a brief battle with cancer. he was 75-years-old. happening today - the heat wave is over! a bit of a cool down and dry skies. but more rain is on the way. veronica johnson is tracking our next soggy morning - in three minutes - not as hot & less humid - back to hot & humid thursday - rain likely friday - comfortable & dry weekend ahead today: sunny to partly cloudy. not as hot and less humid. highs: 82-86 winds: n 5-10+ mph tonight: mainy clear to partly cloudy. very pleasant. lows: 59-69 winds: ne 5 mph wednesday: partly to mostly cloudy. a touch more humid. isolated shower east of i-95. highs: 81-85 winds: ese 5 mph johnny live tease 24 hours after severe weather annes county, now 24 hours after severe weather whipped through the area. and this morning we know all this damage was caused by a tornado - one of the strongest to hit maryland in years. our team has been out there- surveying the damage and talking to people - some still without power -

so you actually, literally have a book called the norton anthology of western music, right, but whenleppo, what you discover is that a lot of this stuff, from hildegard, and mozart, and bach, and haydn, came from another civilisation and intermingled, 0k? i mean, and vice—versa. so you actually find people saying more often, we wish you would respect this more. you find people saying, wow, we recognise that, we sang that or something like that. or that is one of our lullabies. that is one of the things we used to march people off to war, to serenade our loved ones. you have obviously written symphonies and they've been highly acclaimed. you've written operas, as well. both of those are words that we associate very much with the classical music tradition. when people introduce you as a classical composer, what's your response? i'm alive. i'm not a classical...mozart was a classical composer. this is a period sort of late 18th, early 19th century. i'm not that old. you said — and this is something that intrigued me — you said, "i can get off a plane and here punjabi music, for example,

. >>> eleanor holmes norton hoping to bring a new statue to the district. statue of pierre l'enfant on the u.s. capitol -- in the capitol ironed say. l'enfant designed the basic plan of the district of columbia. norton released a statement that read in part "pierre l'enfant shaped the nation's capitol as we know it today with his architectural vision. "l'enfant's statue is housed in the one judiciary square office building. >> caught on body cam video of labeouf in georgia. he goes into a profanity laced antipolice rant. now he's apologizing. >> in a tweet he writes i am deeply ashamed of my behavior and mike excuses for it. the severity of my behavior is not lost on me and my outright disrespect for authority is problematic particular to say the least and completely destructive to say the worst. it's a new low. >> that's the body worn video that you're seeing there. 6:54 right now. another hollywood star showing his cowboy boots into the political ring. >> kid rock says he's ready to rock the republican party in the u.s. senate. the rocker says his effort

after the birth of her daughter clarkson debuted her single heartbeat song on the uk show "graham nortonsonality katie hopkins tweeted in response "what happened to kelly clarkson? did she eat all of her backing singer?" hopkins later doubled down on her comments on "entertainment tonight." >> she needs to get out there with her stroller and do some pushing and get some of that weight off. >> reporter: clarkson responded, saying to "heat" magazine, "i'm awesome. it doesn't bother me." >> i feel like i'm on a speedboat. >> reporter: and last year comedian amy schumer spoke candidly to "glamour" about being criticized about her weight, saying i have a belly, i have cellulite and i still deserve love. recently shonda rhimes, the tv titan behind mega hits like "scandal" and "grey's anatomy" -- >> every day is like this. every day there's a crisis. >> reporter: has said she's been treated differently since shedding 150 pounds, writing in her shondaland newsletter, "these days i feel like a chunky spy in a thinner world. strangers tell fat jokes in front of me, jokes not meant for me but compl

years ago on july 7, 1987, former national security council staff member lieutenant colonel oliver norton, a marine in vietnam veteran, appeared before the house and senate committees discussing the iran-contra affair. this is the first of his days of testimony in the secret arms sales to iran and governing of money to the rebels overthrowing the nicaraguan government. the degree of oversight of his actions by his superiors. a the next on -- up next, full day of oliver north's testimony. >> before proceeding of the hearing, the chair wishes to make the following announcement. pursuant to the rules of the house and senate select committees, and almost overrides overruled by either one of the committees, the member of the panel presided has and will continue to preside, act, and make rulings on behalf of both committees. rise.l north, please do you solemnly swear that in the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? lt. col. north: i do. sen. inouye: please be seated. colonel north, were you involved in the use of the proc

how many of you know teresa norton? ok, so we are going to spread the word. stop, are at the bus let's get the word out about her. her story is a fantastic story. unlike not go to college nina. she was a working-class family. she goes to new york and she goes to school. 1909-ishmarries around . she is free stricken after the death of her husband. she then begins to work at a nursery. she is really good at it. she then becomes the president fundraiserery as a she gets to know pretty much everybody through the county. one of those people is the democratic boss and mayor of the city. new jersey was one of the states that have not ratified women. said she was not a suffragist and she did not know anything about politics. she goes and organizes democratic women in the early 1920's especially thereafter created. she is very good at it. she is set up for u.s. congress in 1924. she wins, she goes to congress and she has a landslide victory. over 80% of the vote in she stays and the u.s. congress until 1951. she is a huge dealer in the 30's. over the labores committee

philip norton, bbc news. bbc news: officials believe that at least 60 buildings have failed a fire safety test which analysed insulation and cladding — like those at grenfell tower — the bbc understands. one person has been killed and several reported to have been injured in a knife attack at a supermarket in hamburg. the chancellor, philip hammond, has said a transitional deal after britain leaves the eu could take up to three years — but it would be completed before the next election injune 2022. in the business news: more figures out on the american economy. it's pace of growth has increased dramatically over the last six months. for the first three months it was growing at a rate of 1.2% a year. in the second three months its grew at a rate of 2.6% a year. barclays has set aside an extra £700 million to meet compensation claims for mis—selling payment protection insurance. the news came as the bank said costs related to the sale of part of its africa unit had pushed it into a £1.2 billion loss in the firs

philip norton, bbc news.hat testing and how many buildings might be affected. we have been reporting may be 60 tower blocks at the moment may not be safe. they're cladding will have to be removed. we have been waiting for a government review to be announced, and we have just got some details on that. we are being told an independent review of building regulations and fire safety has been announced by the government today, it's going to look at the regulatory system around the design and construction of buildings in relation to fire safety. it will also look at compliance and enforcement issues and international experience, and regulations and how they can... would relate to what happened grenfell tower. the chair of this independent review will be damejudith of this independent review will be dame judith hackett who of this independent review will be damejudith hackett who is chair of ees, the manufacturers organisation. there are some comments here from sajid javid, the secretary of state who says it is clea

dell grat eleanor holmes norton read a tribute to vance on the floor. >> vance presented the news to a region that challenged d.c. tv news with vast changes, racially and ethnically, economically and politically. jim vance took the dare and told our ever changing story straight. he made us see ourselves from a city with too much crime to today's d.c. with low crime and a big sur plus. only a combination of consummate professionali professionalism, enduring afterability could have delivered so much moving news without ever missing a beat. >> you can see the entire speec search vance. >>> today there will be a showdown in the senate as republicans continue their effort to dismantle the affordable care act. >>> senators will vote to debate on a health care bill, but it's still unclear which bill they will actually vote on. each option will impact every american. tracie potts is live on capitol hill with more on the issues each option presents for senators. tracy, good morning. >> hey, aaron, good morning. good morning, eun. three issues to be aware of on this vote. really not a final vo

. >> we brought in james norton and fatima to talk about the accomplishments of the trump administrationo to both of you. >> hello. >> we asked for three and we have some varying numbers. the one thing you both agreed on is neil gorsuch as an achievement. i'll start with you. tell me what worked out in his favor here. >> like for any president getting to slot a supreme court justice is huge. obviously mitch mcconnell went to some great sort of manipulate the senate rules to get him over the finish line so he owes a lot of that to mcconnell but it was something that was able to happen. >> what do you think he brings to the table. >> for conservatives who maybe didn't love a trump candidacy i think the fact they were able to put. >> they put in it campaign ads already the first hundred days the spot that came out they talked about getting neil gorsuch in. >> tell me what are some of the other achievements. some go in line with -- we were talking about judges here the continuing confirmation of federal judges is something you thought. >> yeah, it's sort of was not as much attention on his j

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. >> what will eleanor holmes norton have to say?o cease its destabilizing activities. >>> what will president trump have to say to present put in? myles standish is here with a preview. >> in under two hours the virginia man will face the death penalty. william

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liberal journalist ben norton said this. anti-muslim terror, same day islamaphobe ran over worshipers at a london mosque, a teen muslim was beat on death in virginia. they are so desperate to sell islamophobia, they are creating a firestorm around this raj difficult with no facts. instead of wasting their time fact checking the president, maybe they should start fact checking themselves. the president making good on his promise to make america safe again. some say senate democrats are unlikely to get behind kate's law and the new sanctuary city's bill. and republicans need to put pressure on democrats to make sure that doesn't happen. joining me to discuss this very controversial topic whose son was killed by an illegal immigrant. your son, a tragic situation, his name is dominic. there is an illegal immigrant had been deported, crossed back over the border, then killed your son in a car and was barely punished. it just breaks my heart hearing about this. is kate's law something that you are behind because kate's law would h

this time in kings norton. and i'm notjoking. oscar 30, that's over, heard.bbed. caller has had a call from her daughter stating the 15—year—old grandson has been stabbed. caller is hysterical. he's not at this location. the victim is a 15—year—old boy. he doesn't live in this road, he was found here. the teenager is helped into the ambulance by his mate. no sign of the attacker and no information from the victim. are you doing anything productive at that particular job? it's just we've got another one. single stab wound to the abdomen. bleeding a lot. and once again there is no corporation from this second victim. the pressure not to be a grass. unfortunately he didn't want to provide a statement or provide us an account or tell us where the incident had occurred. so there is very little we could actually do or investigate. but we can still record the matter as a crime. in the west midlands just like the rest of the country, knife crime is on the rise. do you understand the reasons why you're being searched 7 yes, because of weapons. lives lost, victims scar