hi, rex.jamie, pleasure to meet you. >> i understand that your inheritance is magic, but it's this? >> it's all about magic. my dad collected books, posters, going all the way back to the 1500s. >> 1500s? that's right out of harry potter. cool! rex's father, rex conklin sr., is born in 1904 on detroit's southwest side. what do you know about your dad's childhood? >> i knew he grew up very poor in detroit. his father was a conductor on the streetcars and didn't bring a lot of money home. >> for entertainment, in an era before movies were big, little rex is drawn to a type of performance then sweeping the nation -- magic shows. >> as a very young boy, probably about six or seven, he saw a performer named howard thurston perform in detroit, and that's what really ignited his interest in magic. >> step up, girls and boys, and see how easily it is for your eyes to be deceived. >> thurston amazes little rex. billed as the "king of cards," he's seen here doing a show outside the white house. >> howar

rex.os. >> i was talking to to a fossil dealer, and he said, "clayton, you're the luckiest guy i know." he said, "who could go out in the middle of nowhere with a backhoe and dig up the best meat-eater from the hell creek formation ever?" [ laughs ] i guess god was watching out for us that day. [ laughs ] >> it's one of the most fantastic dinosaur specimens that's been found ever. it's one of the few instances where we can actually find the culprit. "well, how did this animal die, and what killed it?" >> we believe they killed each other. >> wait, in battle? how can you tell that? >> clayton explains, using this model of the dueling dinos. >> we have teeth from the predator embedded in the prey. some of them are embedded still in the pelvis area, and they're also in the throat area. i'd give anything in the world to go back that day in time and see what happened, you know, to watch that fight and see how it unfolded. >> for a cowboy and his family who have been just scraping by, the duelin

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moments of it taro data in open otters lived 115000000 years ago and is related to the tartous orus rex scientists say the t.-rex his cousin grew up to 4 metres long and probably lived just north of what is now the seaside resort of shanklin. one of the top stories around his era u.s. senator come on our hearts says appeared alongside democratic presidential candidate joe biden for the 1st time since being chosen as his running mate she's the 1st black and indian american woman on a major party's presidential ticket harris tore into donald trump's presidency and also said the u.s. was experiencing a moral reckoning with racism people of every age and color and creed who are finally declaring in one voice that yes black lives matter all across this country a whole new generation of children is growing up hearing the cries for justice and the chance of hope on which i was raised some strapped into strollers of their own and trust me it's a song you'll never forget. so to everyone keeping up the fight you are doing something you are doing something great you are the heroes of our time and

-rex his cousin grew up to 4 metres long and probably live just north of what is now the seaside resort of shanklin. could come on to catch up any time with a list or is recovering on a website address for that is our 0 dot com and you can also watch us live by clicking on the orange live icon out there dot com. one of the top stories on his era at least one that detained protester has died in batteries after police brutally crackdown on demonstrations against the president hundreds of women have rallied across bender's his capital to protest against the police's actions hundreds have been injured and will have 6000 detained during the protests against that the election victory of president alexander lukashenko who's been in power for 26 years opposition candidates for atlanta taken a skier has fled to mishear ania. well then half of beirut's health care facilities are known functional because of last week's devastating explosion that's according to the world health organization which says the damage also complicate efforts to contain coronavirus $200.00 people were killed in last week'

he found a new species of 3 toed dinosaur researchers say it's loosely related to tyrone or solace rex and died in say about a 150 years ago. this is news life from brother and his reminder of our top story at this hour u.s. presidential candidate joe biden is due to make his 1st campaign appearance with running mate come on how it's made to set us up from california is the 1st woman of color to be nominated for national office by a major cause. on police in scotland have confirmed that 3 people died when passenger train details in the country's northeast 6 of us have been taken to hospital the incident follows a night of heavy rain from the storms in the air. to chill up to date i'll have more for you at the top of the hour d.w. business update with and kate ferguson is not a good day. gentlemen which mean any time any place. to see new music video never ends.

so president obama, former presidents bush didn't see him up close, but rex tillerson did.n kelly did. secretary mattis did, and those are the conclusions they drew. i think it is a moment of choosing for this country. i think that's what president obama came out and said tonight. and again, none of us knows what the country will choose, but i do think that senator harris and vice president biden deprived donald trump of all of his ammunition from four years ago. they're not elites. i mean, donald trump ran as this sort of common man, but he isn't. he has gold toilets. joe biden was nominated by someone he met in an elevator that did want endorse him. i mean, joe biden is sort of taking all the trumpy stuff away from trump. and i think senator harris helps make that case. i think president obama helped tell the story of why it matters so much. >> president obama's not emotion but his kind of -- there was a little bit of rage. we all know there has to be a "saturday night live" character create today be rachel obama, right -- i had told the control room i want today play num

the battle to stop rex is -- the battle to stop brexit is over.hey passed the vote fulfilling boris johnson's christmas lunch credits -- pledge. there was a defeat on his premiership, making changes on citizens rights and legal rulings from the eu. but the biggest was over unaccompanied child refugees. britain as a child fleeing the nazis and was unhappy that the withdrawal agreement bill would no longer allow children to come to the u.k. to be reunited with their families. child refugees would be protected by other legislations. but he was not satisfied. safetyiving young people , we are humane in terms of getting an opportunity to join family members here. thehe minister said government was committed to protecting vulnerable children. >> we received over 3000 filing claims from unaccompanied children in 2018. the third highest intake of any eu member states. >> but they were not persuaded and the government was defeated. content, 300. not content, 220. >> all the other lords of jackson were overturned and the divorce was passed just a week befor

rex tug well was sort of a lightning rod. up with this resettlement administration program. roosevelt couldn't live with the political fallout from it, took them away from the program and had him do other things that's when it became the foreign security administration. the agenda was slightly different and different people were put in charge. began to be they the farm security administration they were well-established. newspapers and magazines were glad to have their photographs because they have seen the anlity of the work, becoming established and reliable picture source. the pictures were free so they to newspapers, magazines, book publishers and that kind of thing. as a well-established organization, when kodak introduced color film they sent film to roy stryker to have his photographers try out. kodak was trying to establish a new market. and they wanted people who would know how to use it effectively to try it out and publicize it. photographers produced over 1600 photographs. you could see they were bracketing. they were under exposing some, over exposing others, not

rex tugwell was sort of a lightning rod. he was a free thinker. he came up with this resettlement administration program. roosevelt cannot live with the political fallout from it. took him away from the program and had him go do other things. and that's when it became the farm security administration. so, the agenda was slightly different, and different people were put in charge. 1937 when the began being the farm security administration, they were well-established. newspapers, magazines were glad to have their photographs, because they had seen the quality of the work was becoming an established, reliable picture source. the pictures were free. so, they were appealing to newspapers, magazines, book publishers, that kind of thing. and as a well-established organization, 1939 when kodak introduced color film, they sent film to roy striker to have his photographers try out. kodak was trying to establish a new market, new product, and they wanted people who would know how to use it effectively to try it out and publicize it. the photographers produce

'd and everything that you can see around me was rex's overnight this is where russian rescuers will be taking those injured those still in need of medical attention from off to the blast. as russian rescuers are getting down to well what they have been flown in here for i want you to just look around and let something sink in about the sheer and ultimate demolition power behind this explosion we are in the very you is searching for survivors. they are telling me that they are ready to work overnight of this any possibility of finding somebody alive. i mean i have a you can still pinpoint the telltale signs of people's panic over their rush to leave the area as they were caught up in the bluster but as people ran hundreds of thousands found out they may have no longer a place to call home he says it's never. going to be because he's going to start off with. their. influence he says. who is the. lebanon already home to syrian and palestinian refugee camps now may need a camp for its own people with over 300000 displaced by the blast. we are standing on the doorstep of martyrs square a

that he found a new species of 3 toed dinosaur researchers say it's loosely related to tyrannosaurus rex and died in the sea about 150000000 years ago. this is g.w. news after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day tonight the come over here or specter in the race for the white house will be right back. up to date don't miss our highlights. program online d.w. dot com highlights. that is the back of. the f.x. . first but i have. when i have family and. love and them i love how well. i will follow. what level of form. for my i want. for ramming. over at them what i am and. what i am and. yes. joe biden says that his presidency would be a bridge to the future now that future could very well be this woman california senator. biden has selected her to be his vice presidential running mate the 1st woman of color to run for that office on a major party ticket harris is making history and she's making headlines for all the right reasons but us president trump he calls her a nasty woman is this the start of a dirty campaign i'm burned off in berlin this.

. >> we've been reckless with b and beaches and restaurants and we simply cannot be rex tillersonlessh our schools. this is not a petri dish. >> the american academy of pediatrics finding over 80,000 children have tested positive since the pandemic started. nearly 100,000 of those in the last two weeks of july. and yet school districts across the country have pushed for in-person learning, opening a new front line in the fight against covid. >> good news, all schools can reopen. >> in new york city, the biggest public school system in the country, schools will move forward with in-person learning and follow public health recommendations, including mandatory face coverings for all. dr. anthony fauci weighing in today with abc's david muir. >> do you feel comfortable with much of the country sending children back to school? >> it's really a mixed bag in some respects, david, because we live in a pretty large country that have differences in different parts of the country. i think as a default position, we should try to the best of our ability to get the children back to school. having s

concluded that he'd found a new species of a 3 toed dinosaur research is loosely related to tyrone a soras rex died in the sea more than 100000000 years ago. and while we're on the topic of the wonders of nature have a look at this remarkable encounter at the coast of southern california a part of around $300.00 dolphins was caught on camera near data point the dolphin stampede is not only assigned to hold it's also the fastest mode of travel for dolphins because there is less resistance in the. mortuary areas of the highest concentration of coffins although. it watching the news here's a reminder of the top. story we're following year now germany has reported the highest number of new covert infections in a single day since the beginning of may the country's health minister has called the ongoing rise worrying and urged germans to be very alert. that's it for me on the news team remember you can always stay up to date on our website w dot com and the follow on twitter instagram. and to watch. which. has been working in italy's feel. he has no legal protection no rights and barely enough to li

pushing these dangerous new policies that are written to silence the voices of millions months before the rex election. >>> today south bay congressman nsu's -- sent a letter urging him to open a criminal investigation of postmaster general dejoy. the letter claims the postmaster is undermining the u.s. postal service to deliver mail-in ballots, threatening the integrity of the upcoming election. >>> a new poll out today shows the presumptive democratic nominee for president, joe biden is maintaining a wide lead over president trump. about 2 1/2 months left to go until the election and the wall street journal nbc poll found 50% of registered voters nationally say they would vote for biden if the election were held today. 41 support president trump. the poll also found more enthusiasm from trump supporters. the democratic national convention gets underway tomorrow and will be unlike any other political convention in modern history. >>> the dnc is planning four nights of programming with a number of speakers, all of them delivering speeches remotely . some of the speakers include michele and ba

they call it the acropolis of c rex. —— shipwrecks.senal's captain pierre—emerick aubameyang who scored both his team's goals — lifted the trophy in front of a stadium of 90—thousand empty seats, because of coronavirus restrictions. victory secured arsenal's place in the europa league next season. the team's manager mikel arteta says that's an additional bonus for the club. it is a double reward for us. it is really important for this club in every way to be in europe. we have gone into this competition and winning it as part of our history, 1a now, i contributed, we all did it so i am so happy. that is it from me. i will be back with the headlines in a few moments time full. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello there. the heat and humidity ebbed away during the course of saturday and resulted in a much more comfortable night for sleeping. but again, as we know, on friday, we were just shy of 38 celsius. we had our third hottest day on record. just to show you the contrast, just about everywhere was ten degrees down

it's don't be very difficult to distinguish what's happened and the edge of what has happened because rex it and it might be helpful to the government that would probably have struggled with a with a very difficult scenario. and i did think it will let people off the hook you know and i don't like letting the i think people make decisions but there i i agree with them i don't agree with my help they get them right it get them right well done if they don't get it right then they they should be held responsible for it and i think they could be an element of why we're. well they're saying they're trying their best i don't know how many requests you are getting for venture capital how many business plans are being sent at the moment but i mean how do you think people are saying when the bank of england bails out ryanair easyjet 600000000 b.a. 600000000 john lewis 300000000 who are concerned the 260000000 gregg's 1c5xw6cw i know has very money for a semi is life support but what do you think they're thinking when the biggest companies in the country seem to have got so much money from the bank

it was a man wearing and if inflatable t rex costume. he was spotted paddling on first board where temperatures hit 100 degrees. >>> thank you for watching. see you back here at 11:00. (suspenseful music) - in this exciting design series, we have been searching for california's latest and best design innovations. and now at last, we have reached the final. welcome to the best of the best, california by design. (upbeat music) so now, it has come to this, we have our top 10 innovations, so let's get our countdown started with number 10. sinus surgical training device. - surgeons expect perfection in every surgery and this innovation helps them get there. - every so often we come across an innovation that really is very special. in fact, california is playing a very important role

hurricane laura left chemical fires, rex buildings and flooded roads. could be more than $15 billion in insured losses. 700,000 customers were left without electricity. there hurricane has been downgraded to a tropical depression and moved through arkansas overnight. meadowslosi and mark discuss the stalemate on a new pandemic relief bill. there was no breakthrough to put negotiations back on track. pelosi has lowered the democrat's stimulus demand to $2.2 trillion. republicans offer $1 trillion. in new york, herbalife charged with paying bribes to chinese officials. officials say the goal was to increase business in china. prosecutors say they have agreed to defer prosecution. no comment yet from herbalife. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta, this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much indeed. coming up, we have rocket in a pocket, that is how analysts describe walmart's bid for tiktok. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: coming up on

rex archer kansas city's director of health. thank you for being here today. i look forward to speaking with you as well. dr. birx pointed to kansas city as one of the places she's very concerned about. talk to me about what you're seeing. i see this graph in front of us. what are we seeing here? >> so we were fortunate back in march. the mayor agreed to start our stay-at-home order and really close things down. six days before we had any positive tests, because it was pretty clear as we looked across the country that you needed to act before you even knew you had the virus there, that it was already circulating in the community. our first wave peaked the second day of april and then came down because of our measures. so we had 16 deaths in our first wave, which was much lower than many other parts of the midwest. but in the second wave, we've already had three and a half times that many deaths. we're up to 74 now. we're in a triple threat -- you could call it the perfect storm. the cases are going up, our hospitalizations are going up, and our deaths are goin

when he got into power, he had rex tillerson betray him, he resign -- lou: don't make us relive all thatations] lou: supposed to follow the -- i mean, what happens if there's a war? do you think they'll follow the orders of the commander in chief? why the hell are we putting up with this nonsense? >> we already saw esper say they were sorry they went to lafayette square. people are not following the president's commands, lou. lou: you're talking about a national crisis then. >> the old view of china still is held by most of our government. the president and a few members of his team like mark meadows, they want to implement a whole new approach, but they can't expect it to happen overnight. the government just won't do it. you see this in a number of areas. lou: well, let me -- i've got a shock for you, i expect it to happen overnight. [laughter] i expect when the president of the united states says something that orders are taken and orders are fulfilled by those subordinate to the commander in chief, which is everybody. i'm stubbed -- i'm stunned that we're with talking about resuming

where's rex tillerson and james mattis? in this case, does silence give consent? >> there are a lot of people who have worked for donald trump that have said affirmatively, on the record, that he is an insufficient manager, terrible leader, the wrong man in the office. but there is, also, something in this country that american politicians and american leaders fear, and that is donald trump's twitter feed. and he will use that twitter feed like a weapon against them, and they all know it. they all hate it. they live in terror of it because trump's base, essentially, are -- at this point. and they're -- they're afraid of becoming the focus of donald trump's social media anger mob, and so, they stay quiet. and i think it's an insufficient response to it. i think that, as -- as, you know, folks like me have learned, once you deal with it for a little while. you become hardened to it. you become brave about it. and it's a liberating feeling. i wish they were doing that, right now, en masse. i wish they were pushing this out in a way that -- that got them the notice an

to help pay for that pg needles, you know hard ouster in new i think we all need back the dinosaurs rexomething to rise. >>what we've got going on right now good morning everybody, i'm bay bridge toll plaza in the background here we stand start to get some sun coming in here you'll see all the overcast temporary this all going mix out. >>this is the view we have from u c berkeley as well as covering up the east bay shoreline here as well so we're basically cloudy to start things off but that's going to mix out again. well, mostly sunny mode checking in on it because it's so early yeah it's going actually get worse the next couple of hours before it starts to erode away in back to mostly sunny. i noticed a big of a difference going on for today. but tomorrow, yeah and then it really kicks into high gear by friday, lower 60's in the east bay 50's up to the north bay, 63 meanwhile for san jose a lot of the coverage across the bay for today right now at least is a little bit behind we were this time from yesterday little warmer down to the south a couple degrees ahead that is there's a line

homeowner for hours our windows like right where he camping out at our neighbor tells me her rescue pup rexon to the disturbance next door my mom woke me up and you know he was barking at the door at the back door which. >>led some up and you know where the incident happened. so it's quite scary investigators say thomas slipped inside when the homeowner went to sleep setting off the alarm responding deputies found thomas inside carrying a knife zip ties duct tape and mace. >>and as ryan smith reporting for us tonight. jennifer hudson is doing a lot of good in chicago, the oscar-winning actress and singer handed out 2000 backpacks and they were filled with school supplies to the needy students in her hometown hudson her sister julia and a group of volunteers delivered the supplies which included course face masks and hand sanitizer katy perry showing off her new baby's nursery, the singer and american idol judge. >>showed how pink she's made her coming baby's room during an instagram live stream over the weekend. 35 year-old is expecting her first child who she is already in a nickname. hick

of southern england, belong to a new species of dinosaur, from the same family as the tyrannosaurus rext, active hunter, having an efficient air system and the ability to take more oxygen out of the atmosphere than just two bags, then that'll be a really useful thing. so these holes are an extension of the lungs and allow the animal to be a fast and active predator. reporting on a new find and a new dinosaur. that's it from me by outside source is coming up with the headlines at eight. stay tuned for kamala harris alongside joe headlines at eight. stay tuned for kamala harris alongsidejoe biden. hello there. through the course of the afternoon, we've seen some severe thunderstorms break out. take a look at these storms developing early this afternoon across parts of west london, first of all. a few big storms then working across the midlands and some very nasty storms in across wales, as well. now those storm clouds look something like this, towering up through the skies, as viewed from kent. but they also brought some torrential downpours, we've had some large hail and gusty winds — th

that part of this day could not have happened without the help of longtime c one oh one radio host rexwho help families connect with their loved ones while following all cdc guidelines with his again booth everything is cdc friendly everything is covid friendly. >>as you've seen were wiping down in between uses with 2 different kinds of cleaners in between 8 years. everybody is wearing mask gloves and we're asking that the all social distance. we've had all families wait their car until it's time for them to actually come up to receive their hog. >>and we end our newscast with that great great options to get yeah it's not ideal. but it is better than nothing and where we are bet it is. experience the ultimate sports hub. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications with breaking news alerts and more. so you'll never miss an update. with the xfinity sports zone everybody wins. now that's simple, easy, awesome. clic

moments the vector overnighter in a pinata lived 115000000 years ago and is related to the turner source rex. and that's it for me to our ted if this news out of the back and without a full run of the day's news thanks very much for watching by far. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such to moms as a global power develop into the basement company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against eastern we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and fire mentally sound energy solutions for future generations the breastpin high in the ring future energy. every generation has a higher purpose. ours is to stay. history has called it the great war in the 2nd that this and the declining onto an empire forges its alliance with germany and the central powers as the war gives birth to 3 nationalist movements the will determine the future world war one through our own bodies all knowledge as if it began as a dream holiday been turned into a public health

this is what rex tillerson said.his is like the hollywood tape, you got to relate his craziness, his lying to your life position. if you don't take the character to your life, you're missing the one mile of connecting that. >> that's the last word today. thank you all very much. that's all for us today. thank you for sharing part of your sunday with us. full coverage of the republican convention starting monday night at 7:00 eastern on our streaming channel. and anchoring at 10:00 p.m. on our channel. see you tomorrow on "gma." destructive wildfires.t on the one of the big concerns authorities are now facing.a ve exploratorium camera where we have a mix of haze and fog this morning. 58 degrees. we'll be looking at moderate air quality today in san francisco. we'll have details on that and the risk of thunderstorms potential, and a

what cases are we talking about rex >> they want to have a result confirmed with a laboratory test. >ny times i think clinically he wants to confirm it's with a more sensitive hospital-based test with a laboratory waste test is is you have symptoms like cannot smell, a fever., it is negative. you may want to confirm it with a better test. i would say the antigen test however probably picks up the most infectious people out of the whole point because, you know, you have more chances of having viral fragments of proteins then picked up by even less sensitive test. >> finally you know, what you think the broader implications are of having these rapid test being used more often ask where'd you think it will be most sisters? schools? how do you envision tests administered? >> >> i am agent used widely with large groups of people, order screening, imagine schools, universities, interesting that they have a nap almost like a hall pass. if you are negative it shows up on the app you can imagine him a lot of people are doing this kind of passport so to speak in these settings. we have a positi

at the end of 65 or in 65 he decided to run for office for the statehouse and what happened to rex hes elected with 82% of the vote in his district. that's pretty high but what happens after he gets elected quick scan you walk us through that? >> well after the election >> issued a statement that while there was a protest in tuskegee, alabama and there were so sncc person named sammy young who is from tuskegee and sam had served in the navy where he had lost a kidney. because of his having only one kidney he had to go to the bathroom more often than most and used the bathroom at a whites only bathroom at a gas station in tuskeegee on the owner of the gas station shot them in the back and kill them. it there was our antiwar sentiment bubbling within sncc. this is way before king gave his speech in new york. and so they shouldn't statement which is pretty strong about how the united states government didn't treat its black citizens well here and then expected them to die on the battlefield. so that was the excuse that his fellow legislature used to vote not to see him. so is this pictur

anyway sent over said in a dramatic gesture and rex bullet into the chamber. i'm looking at them and leon looks at me and grinning like a maniac and he said, i call it the visa card of the future. [laughter]. >> if you miss any of these other programs with p.j. o'rourke 40 want to watch them in their entirety, you can visit our website, tv .org braided and access archives for using the box the top of the page. insert p.j. o'rourke. you're watching the tv, on "c-span2". every weekend the latest nonfiction books and authors. "c-span2", created by americans cable television company as a public service, and write you today by your television provider. weeknights this month featuring quick to be programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on "c-span2". tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern, we begin with an examiner for new face of socialism. then stacy abrams, former democratic candidate for governor of georgia. kessinger blueprint to end voter suppression. later "fox news" chris wallace, providing industry of the lead up to the bombing appear summa i

. >> host: and other contemporary headline, rex cancer coulter afteripscancer cs dropped as the commencementpeaker at wichita state university after the students protest. >> guest: this is what i'm talking about some of the idea that students shouldn't hear from people that they or their professors don't agree with. the campus is no place for opinions other than the kind of accepted mainstream consensus progressive views of the society and a lot of times a form of rebellion against the establishment but in fact it is an establishment. cultural progressivism now owns all of our institutions and i think it's enormously important that college students here this through a variety of news. it's not just intellectual for the purpose of diversity. i don't think that it's everybody and anybody. and i think there is a difference between hearing from people who play a significant role in society and hearing from those who were there to stir up trouble. the cancel culture understood it as it's been used to keep out conservative voices, libertarian voices and others, academic voices of those that have i

this is assistant chief r rex hale's fire. this fire was at 1927 washington. they reported heavy fire on the second floor, so a third alarm was struck. fire did damage to three buildings. the strategy was very aggressive. again, it was a very heavy volume of fires, and the companies did an excellent job at keeping this a third alarm. it could have easily gone to a greater alarm. all right. our third greater alarm was a second alarm, and this was on the 10, at 3745 spruce. this fire is also under investigation. this was an offensive interior attack. all companies extinguished the fire rapidly. a second alarm was pulled, though, because of an exposure issue and rescue issues. companies did a very good job. our fourth fire was a second alarm at 1931 hours at 1233 third street across lincoln. this fire is also investigation. this was assistant chief bob postell's fire. this was a fire in a renovation. it started to extend into the delta building, and so a second alarm was requested. and we're going to go to our fifth alarm, our fifth greater alarm of the month. i

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rex tillerson -- >> we're lower than the world. >> lower than the world. >> he tries to divide us, jamesa group on the other, very fine people on both sides. >> he's an idiot, donald trump's kiev of staff. a professional liar, gary cone. >> this is my favorite lincoln project ad to date. you've seen the words of some of the many people who quit working for donald trump or were fired by him to make the case against donald trump. the case that the democrats hope to amplify during the party convention this week. joining our conversation, our good friend, one of the people behind the ads, steve schmidt co-founder of the lincoln project and robert gibbs. steve, i have to ask you, there is one more indictment in today from myles taylor, former chief of staff at homeland security who writes this, like many americans i hoped donald trump once in office would accept the burdens of presidency for most among them the duty to keep america safe but he did not rise to the challenge. instead the president has governed by whim, political calculation and self-interest. he tried to turn dhs, the largest l

the heat, let us know. new species of dinosaur has been found related to the fearsome tyrannosaurus rexred last year at the seaside resort of shanklin, after they were told not to bother because there will be nothing to find. persistence pays! stick to yourguns! for the first time in us history, a black woman has been chosen as a presidential running mate ahead of this year's election in the states. the democratic candidatejoe biden announced he'd appointed the role to senator kamala harris meaning she would be the vice president if the democrats defeated donald trump and the republicans in november. julia manchester, political correspondent for the hill, joins us now from washington. good morning to you, julia. joe biden has made a significant appointment, hasn't he? can you give us appointment, hasn't he? can you give us the big picture as to why this person at this time with her character and what she's done in the past and the way the polls are, why is it such an important appointment? this appointment is incredibly significant because kamal harris, the senator from california, sign

on the isle of wight belong to a new species of dinosaur, from the same family as the tyrannosaurus rexld have been up to four metres long. the net office are saying that temperatures have reached 34.6 celsius in central london today. it means that now this is the first time since at least 1961 that there have been six consecutive days of 34 celsius and above. it is pretty unbearable, isn't it? it is so annoying to complain about hot weather, but it is hot and hard when it is so stifling. let's go to chris who can tell us what is in store. over the last few days we have a dog about the risks of flash flooding, because there is lots of moisture and that moisture can palace an enormous thunderstorms that can deliver so much rain that we see flash flooding. we had that in parts of scotland. this afternoon, there will be a lot of hot and sunny weather to come, but it is late in the day that we will see some further thunderstorms developed and these are quite likely to bring some further flash floods. this time, in parts of england and wales that are most at risk. the satellite picture shows