mrs preston martin. yes and sometimes you got some strange t.v. . discoveries on processed meats the researcher was the victim of a number of attacks but she agreed to look back at her work which showed up link between the excessive beating of hot dogs and certain rare cancers in children. how did you find a relationship. well just the way we always did when we did case control studies we started out with a group of children who had leukemia and compared them to group children who didn't have leukemia and we asked the mothers about what they fed the children and sure enough the kids with. what did you think when you saw this strong relationship because it was quite a it was with dogs i was a little bit surprised and just. reserved judgment which is what the stew and they find something they don't expect. from that moment on the food industrialists susan preston martin became public enemy number one. and the meat lobby they definitely didn't like what we were doing they were terribly upset and i could understand that you know their livelihood was mak

mrs preston martin. yes and sometimes you go son french t.v. . was the victim of a number of attacks but she agreed to look back at her work. between the excessive eating of hot dogs and certain cancers in children. how did you find relationship. well just the way we always did when we did case control studies we started out with a group of. because it was she was with i was a little bit surprised and just. reserved judgment. something they don't expect. from that moment where the food industrialists. became public enemy number one. and the meat lobby they definitely didn't like what we were doing they were terribly upset and i could understand that you know their livelihood was making processed meat and they didn't want any anything coming out saying that those were not good for you basically were trying to shoot me down or discredit me and that's what shoot down needs scientifically. what we discovered went much further. the scientists had never realized just whom she was dealing with. america made a hot dog. meyer gave it to get a big hit. in

the preston martin arguments were brought into the media spotlight. this is by this health journalist on a major national t.v. channel a few days after the publication of the famous study. let's get back to our hot dog study remember they asked the people did you eat a hot dog they didn't ask them did you put it in a bun did you put ketchup on it did you put mustard on it now you might be saying who really cares one way or the other but that's important because it may be that it's not the hot dog at all that's causing this increased risk of cancer maybe it's the bun maybe it's the ketchup maybe it's the mustard so you have to be careful when you read these studies not to say oh this causes this. the powers that be didn't go any farther than one nine hundred seventy s. nitrites file which could have resurfaced remains locked away. you're probably wondering what susan president thinks the woman targeted by the last week. we showed her the documents and what upset her the most was seeing that fellow scientists had played along with the industrialists. th

in the documents on dr preston martin other even more machiavellian scenarios were studied. here it was suggested that talks be held with the scientist. and here a proposed seminar in order to lure her. to influence her and even shape the conclusions of her future studies. the common point of these documents they all come from the same lobbying firm multinational business services. already hired by philip morris to contest the effects of passive smoking on health and headed by a certain jim thought see a master of influence. amazingly in washington the heart of american power this lobbyist is still well established. as he never answered our requests for an interview we went to see him without an appointment with our documents in hand and a hidden camera it's. to get into the u.s. who works here who are us i'm going to french and journalist i'm looking for and i'm working on the nothing in the g. deal here the new point meant no new i was just looking for him because i called from france but you can sound these on. the good news american lobbyists can be welcoming. we even ma

it reportedly shows richard preston of baltimore firing a gun into the crowd during the project.ston is reportedly an imperial wizard with the kkk chapter there's say they never knew. >> he talked to me, sat on my porch, sat and talked to me. >> preston reportedly gave a recruiting speech in '13. he also worked at baltimore and bryn mawr school. they released a statement that said it stands united against bigotry, prejudice and violence of any kind >> coming up we'll have more on the disaster in texas. mandatory evacuations are underway and water crews continue to rescue people from the flooded homes. we'll go live to texas for more on the devastation. >>> coming up on the final five, timing of harvey apparently tied in to another big announcement on friday. what president trump had to say about his pardon of former catch the final five tonight at 11:30. oh >>> coverage of the catastrophic conditions in texas, tropi still churching and dumping historic levels, lauren blanchart joinses from galveston with the latest. lauren, thank you for joining us. what's happening in galveston

fitbit, you are from preston.|j disagree.earlier, smack larisa, you are from preston. you are always on time and you can get a seat, whereas commuting to work in london is terrible. is that not the point, there is a great publishing on the move, whether on the roads in the south, although roads seem crowded everywhere to me these days yet the trains are crowded and that is we've got to spend your money. i'm in favour of crossrail in london because you have to support growth in london. let's talk about it. the day after the transport secretary chris grayling accidentally let slip that leeds — manchester might not be electrified, the following day he announced he was backing crossrail which could cost tens of billions of pounds. when you are sitting there, i know some journeys in the north are i know some journeys in the north a re lovely i know some journeys in the north are lovely but if you are commuting to manchester so often it's disgusting and overcrowded. you'll be very annoyed that the money is again going to the capita

as an upgrade ta kes pla ce manchester and preston as an upgrade takes place there.ne from the north—east down to london as passengers are told to go over to the east of the country to head down south towards london. good grief! spencer, thanks for that update. much more on the bbc news website if you are thinking of travelling today. north korea has fired three short—range ballistic missiles, according to the american military. two of the missiles failed in flight, the third blew up almost immediately after it was launched. the latest firings come during a joint us—south korea military exercise, which has been strongly criticised by pyongyang. reports from thailand say that the former president has disappeared after she failed to turn up for a court hearing. she has travelled to the gulf where her brother lives in excel. ms shinawatra is facing a charge of ten years in jail if she is found guilty of nets and —— negligent charges. president donald trump has pardoned the controversial former arizona sheriff, jo arpaio. he had been convicted of criminal contempt after

darrell, in preston, missouri. thanks for the call. calls, a couple more also want to show you the from page headlines arizona newspapers this morning after the president's rally last night. the daily courier from out in arizona. boasting and bashing, president trump lists accomplishments, takes on at that rally in phoenix, that paper from arizona. one more headline from news erald in arizona, trump blames media for condemnation of comments on charlottesville. any of the rally, you can see it in its entirety at c-span.org. for today's it program. we'll be right back here a.m. ow morning at 7 eastern, 4 a.m. pacific, in the meantime, have a great wednesday. humanitarian issues in the democratic republic of the congo. that is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. eastern. following last night's phoenix rally, president trump heading to reno, nevada to address thousands of military veterans at the 99 national convention of the american legion. c-span, where history unfolds daily.

i want to turn to mark preston, senior political analyst, senior white house correspondent jim an cot costa, april ryan, contributor salena zito, columnist for the "new york post" and strat republican strategist rick wilson. jim, i don't know how you do it. i mean -- >> yeah. >> what was that like? this president needs to go back and have an elementary history lesson. >> it was disturbing, don. i think we saw the president's true colors today. i'm not sure they were red, white, and blue. the white house put out some talking points tonight. this is what they say. the president was entirely correct. both sides of the violence in charlottesville acted inappropriately and bear some responsibility. there's another one that says he has been a voice for unity and calm. this is alisabama lis in wonderland stuff. they're right in one respect. he has united the country against the views that he espoused today which were right there on the edge of white nationalism. >> i was watching today with my colleagues here at cnn and listening to you trying to get in and him saying again, disparaging thin

spider marks, kim dozier, mark preston. thank you as always. remember to tune in at 9:00 eastern of president trump's address. don't miss cnn town hall with paul ryan. that is at 9:30 eastern only here on cnn. >>> out front next, we're awaiting trump's first primetime address on national security. this as a leading republican senator makes a stunning admission, that trump might not be on the ballot in 2020. >>> plus, breitbart attacking national security adviser h.r. mcmaster. is steve bannon out to settle old scores now that he's out of the white house? >>> and it seems that everyone in america was looking up at the sky at that eclipse, even if some of us didn't follow all the rules. jeanne moos will have that story. s of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you, too. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. fitting into my skinny jeans ♪again? that's cool. feeling good in slim fit? that's coo

a scientist paid by the american meat institute to shoot down susan preston martin's work. david clear found. today david kerrville is head of the u.s. government's nutrition program and he's invited all over the world for a scientific conferences where he gives his experts point of view. totally independent. this week to. introduce reasons why the meat is important to the healthy diet it's been just. on that day he was in france speaking to scientists from around the world about meat and the link between processed meat and cancer in order to denounce backed up by a power point the climate of fear panic and even hysteria. and we know because we were there. it was right at the start of our investigation when we barely knew about nitrites and had the need of enlightened specialists to help us. so there are new reviews published this year that's the nitrite is not harmful and others that say it is harmful. i don't think anybody really knows. definitively what the answer is. a few months after this handshake you can learn more about the industry and doubt bells started ringing.

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richard preston appeared in court yesterday in baltimore where he lives. the aclu released this video last week. it shows a man at the rally shout the "n" word at someone before firing off a shot. press ston is a memb preston is a member of the kk and has discussed racist views. he led a rally two years ago. preston could be transferred to face charges in virginia as early as this evening. >>> here in our area, investigators tell us the two men in these surveillance photos may be witnesses to vandalism of a confederate statute in leesburg. they're hoping someone recognizes them so they can talk to them about what they may have seen, someone spray painted profanity on the memorial dedicated to confederate soldiers of louden county. that statute is on the ground. >> voters have until 7:00 tonight to cast board. that election is nonpartisan. democrats, however, have endorsed candidate and republicans have endorsed candidate chris. >>> it's been an uneasy time for people who live near a trail near a fairfax county neighborhood. still ahead, police say who is r

in the north west of england, engineering work will affect stations in manchester, preston, blackpool network rail say the reason why they choose bank holidays is because there are fewer people travelling, up to 5 million less people travelling, so it makes sense for them to do the work now. although, if you are trying to get away over the bank holiday, it can seem to be an extremely bad time to do this work. being summer, there are fewer commuters travelling into the main railway stations. wigan is affected today — not because of engineering work directly happening here, but 200 miles away, at the other end of the west coast main line down in london, at euston station, where preparatory work for the new hsz, the new high speed rail line out to birmingham, is beginning to get getting underway. so that means all the west coast main line trains from the north—west travelling down to london are stopping at either rugby or milton keynes and passengers from wigan, here for example, wanting to get to london are being told to travel via manchester and then sheffield to st pancras station. th

>> robert preston? david: yes, very good, robert preston.his one is in 1964 here at the library the person on the right. , >> glen campbell. david: no, good guess. >> jack lord. david: yes. this is jack lord. he played stony burke in a western that ran in 1962 and 1963. he was here visiting at the library. this one is at a performance at the theater in new york in 1959. recognize the person on the right? over here. >> andy griffith. david: yes. scott brady and doris gray. truman with a prop gun, then andy griffith. this is correspondence with howard hughes. this is at the time that howard hughes crashed his xf11 plane, crushed his collarbone, damaged his lungs and burned his hand. he thanked him for his concern and caring enough to write. the person you will probably recognizes the one on the right. anybody want to guess who that might be? this gentleman right here. >> jimmy stewart. david: yes, correct. i was not sure if someone would recognize him or not. this is at the air force association in 1946. you have general doolittle. colonel fit

in the north west of england engineering work will affect stations in manchester, preston, blackpoolation. network rail say they choose bank holidays because there are fewer people travelling, 5 million people less travelling so it makes sense for them to do the work now. although if you are trying to get away it can seem to be an extremely bad time to do the work. being summer, there are fewer commuters travelling into the railway stations. wigan is affected because of what 200 miles away on the other end of the west coast main line at euston station in london where preparatory work for the new hs2 out to birmingham is getting underway. so the west coast mainline trains from the north—west travelling to london are stopping at rugby or milton keynes and passengers from wigan, wanting to get to london are being told to travel via manchester and then sheffield to st pancras station. one group of passengers could have been severely affected, the fans of wigan warriors rugby league team who are competing in the challenge cup final at wembley in one hour. many of them were expecting to tr

and in the north—west of england, engineering works will affect stations in manchester, preston, blackpoolmary of the news. newsday is coming up at midnight. now it's time for newsnight. the battle for raqqa is raging and the us backed coalition is closing in on the so—called islamic state. but as its grip on the caliphate weakened, how will the group retaliate? in the early years of the self—declared caliphate, the message was all about travelling to syria to help build islamic state. another message to supporters in the west is to stay away and attack the disbelievers at home. violent clashes at home leave at least 23 deadin clashes at home leave at least 23 dead in northern india, as a religious leader is convicted of rape. we'll hear from an religious leader is convicted of rape. we'll hearfrom an indian journalist who spent years investigating him. also, the government announces the first steps to self driving lorries. so what does the future hold for those who drive for a living? i think it's going to be dangerous. i don't think it'll work. why not? well, they might kill somebody. an

the restaurants teamed up preston and steve for "dining out" with dogs. about $2,000 for service dogs for military veterans suffering from ptsd and other combat related injuries. tonight they raise money.he's grateful. shn's g >> "jimmy kimmel channel6 followed by jimmy'syn and music from brett young. "action news" con at 4:30 meteorologist david murphey and karen rodgers with traffic. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner.

richard preston appeared in a baltimore court monday. aclu released video that shows a man at the rally shouting the "n" word at someone before firing off a shot. preston can be transferred to virginia at any moment to face charges. >>> breaking news at the live desk. a wildfire in northern california is burning out of control. this is buke county. this is moving fast, burning 200 acres in two hours. what's really bad right now is that despite trying, firefighters have absolutely no handle on it. the fire is zero percent contained. calling this the ponderosa fire, fighting it from above and on the ground. evacuations are going on as we speak. we'll watch it. back to you. >> dire situation there. thank you. >>> 6:16. takes courage to try bank. maybe a little faith in this case. >> it is possible that's what these women were thinking about when they showed up dressed as nuns with guns. this is in pennsylvania. the fbi says the women didn't get away with anything. police believe an alarm system scared them off, but maybe they saw the error

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the men were all released on bail and they will appear at preston crown court next month.umber of tip—offs made by the public to the anti—terrorism scheme prevent has doubled in the last four months since the manchester and london terror attacks. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello. i am tulsen tollett, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: women's 0lympic 400—metre champion, shaunae miller—uibo, goes from gold to nothing in the space of 20 metres, as phyllis francis claims the world title. isaac makwala runs by himself, but he's through to the men's 200m final after the iaaf allow him to compete. and kay wilson scores four tries as england get their defence of the women's rugby world cup off to a flying start. hello, and welcome to the programme. we start with news from day six of the world athletics championships in london. botswana's isaac makwala found himself eligible to compete in the 200 metres after the iaaf allowed him to run a heat by himself after overcoming illness, while the last event of the n

mark preston does not have to.gain, if there was a communications director in the white house today, he would need to be answering questions. there is no communications director in the white house today. where do we stand at this moment? scaramucci is out, priebus is out, kelly is in. is the white house now functioning? what are you hearing, mark? >> is the white house functioning? i don't think it is any better than with scaramucci in. it's going to take general kelly time to streamline the line of command. anita has been in the white house and understands better than anybody at this table, quite frankly, how it works and the actions within a white house. to this story alone, as we are talking about collusion, let's look alt it from 50,000 feet. we understand that in the media, we have a low approval rating. we understand that. we don't necessarily tell great stories and people get upset about that. congress has a very low approval rating. we understand. people are upset at washington. if this is true there was a

the restaurants teamed up with preston and steve for "dining out" with dogs.service dogs for military veterans suffering from ptsd, and other combat related injuries. tonight, they raised some of the money. 's grateful. she's grateful. we don't know. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel6 followed by "nightline." y's guest, caitlyn jenner and music from brett young. karen rodgers wit traffic.for to team, i'm jim gardner. >>> tonight's jimmy kimmel live is brought to you by -- it's oka did your rse. >> ton caitlyn jenner and ferks inn whitlock and music many and here's elmm >> thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] very nice.

let's talk about this and more with our specialist mike preston. we start with you.s actually a 2020 campaign reelection speech last night at a rally in west virginia. the president was responding to the latest developments involving the russian probe. listen to this. >> the russia story is a total fabrication. it's just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics. most people know there were no russians in our campaign. there never were. we didn't win because of russia, we won because of you. that i can tell you. have you seen any russians in west virginia or ohio or pennsylvania? are there any russians here tonight, any russians? they can't beat us at the voting booths, so they're trying to cheat you out of the future and the future that you want. democrat lawmakers will have to decide. they can continue their obsession with the russian hoax or they can serve the interests of the american people. >> strong words, russian hoax, total fabrication, this whole russian probe. but considering what all of us have learned so far, is the president wi

fromt: injury news redskins trading cap, preston smith will miss time with an ankle injury. he was in a boot today, will miss a week or two. because practice today it was fan appreciation day. all ages made the trip to richmond, one of the largest crowds of training camp. plenty of autographs and selfies and dancing. the players say the least they can do is put smiles on faces. >> we enjoy being here in richmond, a beautiful day, lots of fans on fan appreciation day. it makes practice a little more competitive and we like it. >> all these fans out here, it is more of a simulation of game day because of the crowd. obviously they have come out to see us, so it's more of a scrimmage. always support us, they have, and we love our fan base. robert: rookie jonathan allen has been working hard all camp. he has made a good impression on the veterans. pro bowl tackle trent williams said that allen will dominate the season. >> nobody puts more pressure on myself than me. if i play to my standards, i will be happy with that. i do with the coacheswant and good stuff will follow. of the

among those arrested was richard wilson preston, who was charged with firing a gun near a school. video footage shows preston, who was wearing a bullet proof vest, walk up to an african american man at close range and fire a shot at the ground right in frfront of him. he then turned around and walked past a line of state troopers, who witnessed the shooooting, bt didid not move. memeanwhile in oklahoma,a, the y appointed police chief of tetexa hass resigned after the local news revealed he was he is the owner of a neo-nazi website. the southern poverty law center says former police chief bart alsbrook was also previously the texas coordinator of the skinhead group blood & honour. trump's former white house adviser sebastian gorka has left the white house and says he'll rejoin the far-right-wing website breitbart news. the white house claims it fired gorka, though gorka claims he resigned. the jewish newspaper "the forward" has reported that gorka has ties a hungarian far-right, and -- allen group, nazi-allied group and that he supported an anti-semitic and racist paramilitary mili

as preston said, he needs to settle scores. wronged him by going after him after he made his remarks, saying that there were some fine people in these white supremacist gatherings. and call him out for being wrong. and donald trump, this gets under his skin. this wasn't about america, this wasn't about uniting the country, this was about donald trump. message discipline is just not a word that this house or donald trump really knows the meaning of. >> in an interview, james clapper, the former director of national intelligence said the president's speech makes him worry about his access to the nuclear codes. that's pretty amazing. you think of general clapper. he served under 10 american presidents, all sorts of the most essential intelligence positions out there, and he's raising this question about the current president of the united states. when you heard that, what was your reaction? >> well, it was stunning because i overlapped briefly with jim clapper in government. i know him to be a sober, serious, committed public serv

unconscious in that attack and imperial wizard of the kkk was taken into custody. 52-year-old richard preston can be seen here firing a gun was charged with discharging a firearm near a school. this took place during the unite to right valley. he can now face up to 10 years in prison. >> trump administration calling for negotiations after north korea fired off three missiles friday. attempt to deescalate nucleus tensions on north korea's peninsula. >> u.s. military say those missiles made it 150 miles knew sea bringing tote tool 21 launch this year. in late july the regime fired off a long range interest continental ballistic missile. experts say that flew 2300 miles into space. north korea says it's proof they can strike u.s. oil. rex tillerson spoke to fox news today. >> the firing of any ballistic missile is a violation and we do view it as -- us as well and they're not prepared to completely back away if their position. >> the latest launch comes after >>> social media mrawing a big role in letting people outside of texas see the devastation and also helping to make sure people know their

in the north west of england engineering work will affect stations in manchester, preston, blackpoolumar is at king's cross station for us. it has been quite busy in the last hour. i think people are heeding the advice and travelling early, avoiding peak periods. the combination of record levels of engineering works, station works, more people expected to stay at home rather than go on holiday could prove a transport headache this weekend. it is expected to be busy here this weekend, they are expecting more people to travel on services between here and scotland. the london euston station is close, affecting routes to the midlands and scotland. they are expecting high demand here instead. the edinburgh festival finishes this weekend as well. there is a massive engineering project across england, millions of pounds being spent on that and that will have a massive impact. the advice is, if you are going to travel, check before you do so and expect delays. you may be wondering why it is happening now, network rail said there is never an ideal time. if you are thinking of avoiding the tra

. >> and now mark preston joins me. mark, this is problematic at any time, but you now have infighting between the top members of the president's inner circle, talking about national security. you have this happening at a moment in time when the president is talking about possible war with north korea. >> a possible war with north korea, and just opened a rhetorical front against venezuela, talking about sending in troops. there's always infighting in a white house, but it's never this public. this is a bad spot to be. we saw john mccain just say right there that there needs to be some kind of resolution. it seems like he was asking for the ouster of steve bannon from the white house. >> and what does happen here? steve bannonslammed by the president, but he has survived when many others have lost the president's favor. sean spicer, reince priebus among them. does bannon survive now? >> i think he does for the time being. having him on the inside as "the wall street journal" says causes -- is creating all of this chaos.

in the north—west of england, engineering work will affect stations in manchester, preston, blackpool kumar is at king's cross station for us. it isa it is a day where a lot of people are going to struggle if they are trying to use the rail network? yes, that's right. here at king's cross it is fairly quiet at the moment. the trains are running on time but it is expected to get a lot busier. high demand is expected on the services from here to scotland, it was london euston is closed today, affecting services from that station to the midlands and north to scotland. huge engineering work is happening here. record numbers of works. it will have an impact across the uk, as you say. the advice is if you are going to travel check before you are going to travel check before you do so and expect delays. you may be wondering why this is happening now for not well, network rail say there's never a good time, but there are fewer travellers who travel in august and in the long run there will be long—term benefits for passengers. thanks very much for the moment. north korea has fired three short—

also today police arrested a third man, richard preston, in during the protest. >>> all right. next, back to our coverage of tropical storm harvey. the system spawning as many as 15 tornados in the past 24 hours, and the storm is far from over. dramatic new video of some of the rescues, the incredible effort to help the people of texas. >>> tropical storm harvey now just sitting over texas. it is expected as 40 inches of rain in some parts of the state. one person is dead, at least a dozen others are hurt as first responders rushed to find shelter for those in need. now, the victims of harvey are going to need a lot of help. in fact, the need is growing by the area. the red cross in our area has sent resources and more assistance that way. news 4 jackie bensen continues our team coverage. live from fairfax red cross headquarters. >> reporter: we spoke to paul cardin in corpus christi, close to some of the most heavily hit coastal areas. >> we got 15-plus shelters open. we think the number of shelters will increase during the overnight. >> reporter: sobering words as officials a