my first memories of watching england was that david platt goal that we have just seen their againsta member how excited we got. it was very exciting, what came next was disappointing. we struggled in 1992. didn't qualify in 1994. there is talk, having researched as regards to watching england being on the telly. the next games are vital to keep that momentum going. pretournament, we were pressed hard for targets. we didn't set any other than that we wanted to inspire our supporters. i think with some of the fantastic work that gareth and the players have done, some of our performances, we haven't been home for five weeks, so i don't know, but the comments that we have heard have been wonderful. we have inspired the nation to fall in love with the national football team again. for me, that is a really interesting point there. you talk about remembering watching it when you are nine years old and being excited. he wa nts nine years old and being excited. he wants people to fall in love with the england team again. this is more ofa pr the england team again. this is more of a pr exerci

mark platt was a producer on this film. he is better known for his production of wicked on broadway. in thell respected industry. market i talked for about an hour on july 15, 2014. he offered to hire me on as a technical consultant. i said i would love to do this. it boil or plate. talking about its experiences so it can listen firsthand what he had gone through paid i had a go on set, as required, to go on set and be best and consult as necessary. at the end of the contract, it says they don't have to listen to me. the very last sentence, if i don't like the end result, i can't sue. tie my hands come use the family's name and do whatever they want. i thought hard about whether i should sign on to this or not. at the end of the day i did sign the bottom line. the powers family really likes the movie. it is historically accurate in the big picture. the themes of this movie, the cold war, the duck and cover drills that many of us went through, the fear and the tensions between the soviet and the americans during this time pe

platt take costs. we hope that we will win because we are very enthusiastic about our team because we play really good the group phase we had to clean sheets on the one goal from the penalty and we are very positive about going to the next round do you think that we in this tournament have seen the real correlation so this is the level that they have an over performed or. well i think for me the best player of the to him and says look i'm all yours until now was he he was superb in the old history of games he was playing and we need still a player who will make a difference in uptalk you know we still don't have them parishes was tremendous in the last couple of seasons but they lost zero two he was he's struggling with his finished. you know we need him on a top level because your different defense is fantastic you know i think you have it in games in the role where we need him on the high level so we can break your pieces of the match peter all of a travel a little over four hundred kilometers east o

consensual around that figure so i think is you need to get your facts straight all depends what the platts going to be saying because you've got to put things into context of what was happening at the turn now your the guest has just gone on a complete. whatever whatever point he was trying to put forward and whatever argument he was trying to put forward is actually been lost and he's actually learnt now you all the guesses this man is a racially so that's what i. wanted before i move trying to put forward and i'm going to pluck there then you have to make sure that you put it into context of what was happening around the world we shouldn't be imagining and celebrating colton it should be either a bristol museum of shame which he can go in and all the ardor colonial aspects and relics of the past can go in but i don't way it should be contextualize as the most horrific period in bristol's history you cannot george historical events by today's standards you have to look at what was going on at the time more blacks was enslaved by blacks than they were by the europeans so he needs to tell u

we have jennifer platt is from the international council and finally mike and thank you all for being here and we are open for discussion. before we start i like to give the background and it comes from us south dakota statute that allows the state to compel online retailers on sales made to south dakota resident that the only companies on my retailers with sales of over $100,000 or more than 200 different transaction so those are the companies that fell under that purview with the larger retailers are affected. like those that did not plot -- comply with the 19 to precedent --dash in 1982 which actually to make it legal to collect sales tax unless they had a physical presence in the state. and consumers are still technically required to pay a use tax when they shop online with a low compliance rate. this has been the status quo of the e-commerce ecosystem and then to overturn the now the statute has been upheld. and then with the dissent with justice breyer so that implication are those that the polities where they had those latitude of internet sales tax statute so with that backgro

terry butcher, peter shilton, beardsley, waddle, platt, paul gascoigne, of course.. the charlton brothers, nobby stiles, gordon banks, alan ball. george cohen has been speaking to us. he is very, very excited by the class of 2018. band b and here's is young samantha thought they are putting into their own game, this is what i like about it. -- own game, this is what i like about it. —— the enthusiasm on the thought. they are thinking about what they are doing, moving beautifully. 0k, what they are doing, moving beautifully. ok, you will be caught out sooner rather than later, but i think southgate has them moving very well and he has players that can fit in in any particular position. i think he has done very, very well. he reminds me of alf ramsey, in a way. he is pretty much sticking to the players he wants to be his first team, if you like. the england team are singing the national anthem. let's ta ke let's take you to a van parked in manchester as they watch harry kane and gareth southgate singing god save the queen. let's take you to hyde park, 30,000 there as

. >> this means the democratic party will go harder left, more toward these progressive platt forms that look very different from the democratic establishment like nancy pelosi. >> much of that democratic socialist energy comes from the bernie sanders presidential cam mean. sanders did not shy a bay from promoting democratic socialism. >>> good morning, one thing you can say about politics it's not boring and joining us is mark desaulnier on the democratic side of the bench. we have to open up about the bomb shell in the bronx. joe crowley who was seen as a possible successful to nancy pelosi got knocked out of the primarily by a bartender, cortez, what is the story. >> 5,000 people showed up to -- 50,000 people showed up to vote and she's antarctic late young person who expressed her -- >> most america standards they go this is left verses far left. is that the tug at the democrat he can party? >> this goes back to the primarily with bernie sanders and hillary clinton. is democrats progress enough? >> ten terms he's been in. he should have been a knock in -- lock in. she comes in only 2

is crime on the social platforms or known terrorists, and they don't even get those people off the platty are quick to get conservatives off the platform. it seems like the people they directly target are the ones being able to be removed from the plath platform. but -- removed from the platform. but the kids committing suicide on there, it takes them forever to get those videos off. i just don't believe this. >> if they try to control it, they have 2 billion users on facebook. you can't control that's people. verizon and at&t don't get blamed for what people say on the phone. charles: they are going to have to admit their:news/media organizations. i think some of the rules that don't apply to them now are ludicrous and will ultimately. but the next time i meet with jack, i will say it has to be a chick-fil-a. then i'll know we are halfway there. lou dobbs will have much more on liberal bias and social media with special guests diamond and silk. they know about this firsthand. we'll be right back. iveness meas they won't hike your rates over one mistake. see, liberty mutual doesn't hold

president obama, that white house gaves there ar $56 n who is responsible for killing hundreds of dip platt diplomatsd soldiers since revolution in 1979. >> this is is absurdity. the obama administration coddled iran for 8 years, as expense of all sunni arabs in the region, and expec expense of our natural interest. if iran tried to block the straights of hormuz, that is not going to happen. other thing, is that 19 sit zero present. iran has been killing us. and no president has stood against him, they have proxies, blowing up two emcees, one -- embassies, one in iran and one in kuwait, and bombed barracks. they have been at this for years. and finally, finally we have a president that is willing to call them out on this push back against their maligned behavior. he working right now, it will become public knowledge, with our allies in the region to form a little bi political and mility alliance against iran, like nato ialliance against soviet union. liz: general jack keane thank you. >> good talk you to you. liz: to your money, dow up nearly 200. google parent alpha bet with all-time high,

wichita, kansas, omaha, cedar rapids, iowa and north platte, nebraska.s. but it should look at as far as why this is the best place for a veteran to buy a home? >> sure, when we put the veterans housing index together, what are the keys to make your community grapefruit battering to live in. we came up with three major factors for the first is, availability and affordability. the services available to them as local communities and ultimately overall quality of life in the market. the housing aspect of it came down to median home price in that specific market as compared to the average va loan price or loan amount in that specific market. the community with the average number of veterans per 100,000. va facilities per 1000 that in quality of life came into median unemployment rate, cranbury per capita as well as school rankings. it is interesting to see how it turned out. he really seems to me that smaller town admit town america has really embraced the trend does the place for veterans can thrive in really find very affordable homes using the va loans. t

how he treated president platt america putin quite respectfully and a glowing manner just magnifies the which he did entreat his allies at nato -- did not treat his allies at nato. saying merkel was captive to the russian state as well as his bombshell interview with theresa may. anna: thank you. on the is up to speed events in helsinki over the past one for hours. joining us on set, jerry fowler. very good to see you. on the subject of the geopolitics what we saw in helsinki, a source, a lot of daily noise behind that, trying to find the signal is hard. someonerenced trump as who thinks there is only so much success to go around and he wants more of it. i wonder if that starts to spread to markets, there is only so much success to go around. he is not a win-win kind of guy. he is trying to bring that to the u.s. and he will be moderately successful but the u.s. is a performing anyway. if you are a small, open economies that relies on dollar funding you have a problem in terms of adjusting to this news -- new landscape. assets are outperforming. we expect that to continue and in the lon

to his right we have jennifer platt from the international council of shopping centers and finally mike dabbs from ebay. i want to thank you all for being here. and we are looking forward to the discussion. before we start, i would like to give a little bit of the brief background on the decision. so south dakota v. wayfare stems from the south dakota statue passed in 2017 to allow the state to compel online retailers to collect state sales tax on sales made to south dakota residents. the bill had a few stipulations, and namely that the only companies, only online retailers are forced to come ply with this are those with sales over $100,000 or with more than 200 different transactions to residents in the state. those were the only companies that fell in the purview of this law. and, so only kind of larger online retailers were affected and wayfare and retail stock and new egg which did not comply with the law originally citing a 1992 precedent in quail v. north dakota, which actually made it illegal for states to force online retailers to collect sales tax unless they had a physical pre

larry crabner was elected on a platt fortunately of ending mass incarceration. it is wrong, se ending it because we have placed too many people in jail placing too many people in jail and in the process destroying families and communities. and rebekkah neitzeling that it costs enormous sums of people to keep people in jail. if you look owe on the fingers side we know in philadelphia in a county jail, it cost buss $42,000 a year to play one in a jail and keep them there. know that those costs are approximately the same as hiring a new police officer or hiring a new fire person or new teacher. we know that our schools are suffering because we don't have enough funds, and we are always challenged to find funds for our firemen and police officers. we also know that when talking about mass incarceration, we must not forget the juvenile justice side because we have large numbers of youth in our juvenile justice systems. we are finding that they are dramatically and negatively impactled by being placed in facilities outside their homes, often 300 and 400 miles away fro

sal and i will be there at that viewing party at civic center platt -- plaza in san francisco.ht want to catch public transportation. it could be a little crowded. it is free. there are other fun events to do and watch that game on the big screen. the game starts at 8 pm. sal and i will be out there about 7 pm. >> time is 7:56. a young child in oakland, hurt last night in a shooting. coming up at 8:00. what we know about that 3-year- old boy rushed to the hospital after 20 shots were fired. >>> next up on the president's european trip, england. i am lauren blanchard and london. details of his uk visit, coming up. >>> things are improving a little bit in the south day. that crash out of the way in sunnyvale. but we still have a little bit of slowing in some places. we will let you know where, straight ahead. >>> one of those occasions where it is not just fog and son. that will be with us in the morning. there will be higher clouds coming in from the east and south. taking a look at that, coming up. >>> oakland police, minutes away from releasing new details and a late-night sho

reporter: let me show you the platt year that the companies will be signing.ledge to american workers in the last line gets to it says, specifically over the next five years we pledge to create enhanced career opportunities for individuals including - that is what this executive order cuts to the heart of and they are signing up some of the biggest companies with this, walmart, gm, ibm, microsoft, lockheed martin, fedex, this will also set up a national council for the mecca worker to oversee the holding period is important to point out that because it's a pledge there is nothing legislatively attached to this and no law attached so there's no ramification should they not meet the pledge to the white house is saying this will lead to 500,000 career opportunities as they see it. by the way, ivanka trump is the one spearheading us. stuart: and the white house will hold their feet to the fire they don't come through with a pledge to do. there will be a treat storm. [laughter] blake, thank you. see you soon. let's bring in a couple people will be there and the pre

the north platte, the south platte, the work that we have to be doing to make sure that we protect these -- these watersheds. bus what happens when a forest burns, you end up with height row phobic -- with hydrophobic soil conditions. the runoff goes directly into the water. it destroys the watershed. if you have a forest that has four or five times the undergrowth that it should, then that takes more water out of what would naturally go to the waterway and the watershed, meaning there is less water available for other uses downstream. and so if you could go to the next slide, i want to talk about some more of that forest management. we had another fire in colorado called the buffalo fire in summit, colorado. if you have ever driven up i-70 through the eisenhower tunnel toward breckenridge, you will go by a town, silverthorn. you can see in summit county, the buffalo fire actually threatened 1,400 homes. 1,400 homes were evacuated as a result of this fire. now, the fire was 91 acres. it's about 95% containment. this risk that it posed was significant because it had a very densely populat