richard hunter is back, as promised. companies have made decisions about adapting to these temperatures? i heard of one friend's company yesterday, basically, the staff had been told to stay at a time and work from home today, so they are taking a sort of pre—active view on this, because obviously we weren't sure exactly how the trains will be running this morning. it is almost dangerous to be on the tube in london, so i think firms have taken a practical view.|j came into work last night, i am not going to go home today because the trains are all going to be delayed, the lines are going to buckle, so it is certainly affecting me. we have had some tweets from various people, someone somewhere, had some tweets from various people, someone somewhere, that is their twitter handle, saying i am in africa laughing at you lot, lots of people saying it is winter elsewhere and, come on, there is heat of the country so why is europe ground to a standstill? fair enough. i standstill? fairenough. iam standstill? fair enough. i am tr

last year, hunter richard -- where's hunter? hunter. you want to come up, hunter? do you want to? up, hunter. [applause] hunter is a high school sophomore in san antonio, texas. great place. he just wanted to get a hamburger with a couple of his friends. and hunter happened to be wearing a beautiful, red cap that said, "make america great again." [applause] and a 30-year-old man flew into a rage, stole hunter's hat -- oh, i knew that. that was a pretty famous deal. that was all over the place, right? threw a drink at him and called him a racial slur. thankfully, it was all captured on video and the assailant was arrested and wished he didn't do it. [applause] and we all watched that event many times -- that scene many times. and hunter, thank you for your courage. that was fantastic the way you handled it. thank you. [applause] please. mr. richard: every day i go to school, i always wear a red maga hoodie. if you follow my instagram, you'll definitely see it all the time. i proudly wear my make america great again hat every time i go out of my house. although, i will say this, mr.

richard spencer over what was called a professional relationship with a former public relations advisor who was accused of sexual misconduct. a federal judge in san diego has denied motions by republican congressman duncan hunteruption charges against him because of prosecutorial bias. hunter and his wife were indicted last night on start to charges that use more than $250,000 in campaign funds for personal expenses and then lied about it and federal filings. margaret hunter pleaded guilty last month to one corruption count and agreed to testify against her husband. his trial is scheduled for september. starbucks is apologizing to police in tempe, arizona, after one of its workers asked several officers to either move or leave the store because of a customer complaint on the fourth of july. national correspondent william la jeunesse reports on the fallout tonight. >> if just their presence is making her feel unsafe, i think that's a bit ridiculous. >> at this starbucks in tempe, arizona, a customer complaint to the barista he did not feel safe in the presence of six police officers sitting nearby. prompting the employee to ask the cops to either move out of the customer's line of sight, or leave. >> unfortunat

richard nixon. in the national review kevin williamson criticizes what he calls a mob mentality in today's politics and the smallest minority. also being published this week go to mccall and hunter mcculloch is transforming the internet. and cardiologist explores the history of science in cardiac disease and state of the heart. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors on book tv on c-span2. recently on the author interview program "after words". niclas rosengrant interviewed publican senator of utah on his thoughts of government overreach. here is a portion of the discussion. >> picked the uncriticathings tt do to you. positive rights, and rights to healthcare those are not what we would typically think of in terms of rights. and take away from someone else in order to give you two. that might be something an individual might regard as policy. it's important to make the distinction between what somebody might think is a good policy or not and a right. we do serious violence to the term right and to our rights when we dilute the use of the work and use and circumstances that does not involve something that the government may not do to you or

joining us now is richard hunter. we‘ll talk about saga again moments, but firstly pounds.ppening? crude, told me through what that means and what's happening? that is something of a bounce back, as a lwa ys something of a bounce back, as always with oil, it remains in the terms of supply and demand. there are geopolitical issues with iran, the states saying that they are going to be speaking to iran. around placing they are not willing to speak to the states at the moment. and any crimp on the supply side at that stage, coupled with a slightly lower us oil infantry, tends to mean that the oil price will bounce back. -- oil that the oil price will bounce back. —— oil infantry. that the oil price will bounce back. -- oil infantry. saga is the over 505 specialist, insurance, holidays, amongst other things. wines that share price of nearly 14% today? amongst other things. wines that share price of nearly 14% today7m terms of there‘s been a declaration ofan terms of there‘s been a declaration of an activist investor in the background, taking a stake ofjust over 5%, that is the