admiral richardson? admiral richardson: senator, it has been our consistent priority to resource those forces that are four deployed and are going to deploy, that the search thees as we call them, forces here in the continental united states, that maybe next to deport or be called to respond to a crisis or reinforce the already deployed forces -- they are the ones that remain less ready than we need them to respond in the way that they need to. this is where you do a lot of the basic training. the one thing that is unforgivable in these situations, is time. you just cannot get back the time. the flying hours, you cannot catch up. that time is gone. the steaming hours, all those things that do not have basic training, it is very hard to recapture that, in terms of redeveloping the level of experience and sophistication. >> you called for a comprehensive review and operational pause. when did the operational pause begin? >> it started for the much immediately after the collision of john s mccain. >> i know

admiral richardson? >> it has been our consistent priority to resource those forces that are going to deploy, that the surge forces, those forces in the continental united states, the next to deploy may be recalled to reinforce the forward deployed forces, those are the one who remain less ready to respond the way they need to. this is where you do a lot of basic training. the one that is unforgivable in these situations is time. you cannot get back in time. the flying hours, you can't catch up, that time is gone, those don't happen in basic training, very hard to recapture that in terms of developing the level of experience and sophistication. >> you call for a comprehensive review, and operational pause. when did that start? >> the operational pause started immediately after the collision of the john mccain. >> the comprehensive review is still underway, talk about anything -- any observations. >> i directed that operational policy because at that point i needed to elevate this to a navy wide perspecti

ambassador to the united nations bill richardson on this edition. of politicking on larry king while his administration contends with multiple natural disasters at home tension with north korea continues to rise well the standoff with the rogue nation and donald trump says kim jong un is begging for war with his nuclear missile tests while pyongyang says the u.s. will suffer pain if a push for new sanctions succeeds we'll get the perspective from bill richardson former democratic governor of new mexico new mexico and former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. the governor says he believes kim jong un may be unpredictable but he's not suicidal he joins me from woods hole massachusetts or i build a subject at hand north korea celebrated its sixty ninth founding anniversary sunday p. on the ng warned it might carry out another missile test it did not give me a full assessment of the situation with north korea. well the fact that they did not have a missile test is good news it's they had a terrible six nuclear test days before and i was really worried i think

mr richardson said he did not think it was appropriate to comment on the latest information while the and has policies in place to deal with any complaints. in 2007, ted langford was finally jailed for sexually abusing four young players in the 1970s and 1980s. the final number of victims is likely to be higher. jim reid, bbc news. you can watch the full interview with tony bryan on the victoria derbyshire programme tomorrow morning at nine o'clock on bbc two. for the very first time — a robot has conducted a performance of verdi in the italian city of pisa. yumi led the lucca philarmonic, accompanied by the italian tenor, andrea bocelli, through three pieces last night. the orchestra's usual —— human —— conductor, andrea colombini, taught yumi by holding its arms during rehearsals so it could memorise the gestures. james reynolds reports from pisa. this conductor never drops its baton, nor does it ever get angry with its orchestra. yumi the robot has been preloaded with a series of moves made by this old—fashioned human conductor, an exhausting process. long time. good learner, after

ambassador to united nations bill richardson will join me live as we look ahead right now on "sundayning futures." ♪. >> president trump doubling down gebz players who neil in the national anthem president tweeting this this morning, if nfl fans refuse to good the games until players stop disrepublicaning our country you will see a change fire suspended nfl attendance ratings down boring games many stay away because they love our country, should back u.s. former a san franciscan quarterback kaepernick started this last season saying he was protesting police brutality, and social injustice more nfl players followed suit including at he ravens jaguars game in london fresh pictures scene taking place 30 minutes ago, take a look at this, where they once again negaiagai neil in u.s. on feet in uk former arkansas governor huckabee good to talk to you about this your take? >> well, it is amazing to me i wish some players who get on one knee during the national anthem to previous to this country and all the sacrifice that made it great would get on both knees thank god they live in the unite

janet hoffman and andre richardson. i say we had success with bear hunt and deer hunt, thin the population, hunt the coyote. >> kill them, it is that simple, they are predators. the doctor kind of downplayed the risk, they do pose a threat. i am sorry one person attacked by a co coy yet, talks -- coyot, dogs and cats or it little kids. >> i think one person, said we're not killing people, that is a different story. we don't pa comply people to wid animals, but we get to a slippery slope, talk about bears and coyotes, i have a mean ground hoog igroundhog in high . >> no. bill: the groundhog is not going to attack you or your dog. >> sure they will. bill: we may need a groundhog hunt. >> where does it end. and then next? >> other states have addressed it massachusetts has a coyote hunt. >> we're knocking down all of the forestry, some have to adapt, some can coexist, some cannot, i am for a hunt. >> all right leaving it there, thank you. >> all right, here is dan zarrow with your weather. reporter: i am mete mee meteoro,

joan richardson, head of pediatrics at utmb, took the babies in.dr. richardson, utmb head of pediatrics:"they were asleep. they were very happy. they coulda cared less that they'd been helicoptered."dr. snehal doshi, the neonatologist who flew with the babies from beaumonthas stayed with them every step of the way. elizabeth cohen:"that's a big sacrifice to stay with these babies instead of going back home." dr. snehal doshi, neonatologist:"it is. it is. it was a sacrifice for all of us." elizabeth cohen: "why'd you do it?"dr. doshi:"they're our babies. the parents and the families trusted us with their kids."all of the babies are doing well.itzel recently was allowed out of the incubator and into a regular crib.dr. joan richardson:"it's a big step! she'll be going to college soon." (pam) kron-4 is partnering with the salvation army tonight to raise money for disaster relief in the wake of hurricane harvey. (steve) all day long we've been holding a telethon fundraiser to help the victims of the disaster. we check in with grant lodes and vicki liviakis

ralph richardson and ian mckellen. and judi dench.n gielgud and all these people, and the writers, pinter and stoppard... most of them, god save them, were still here until a few weeks ago. my point is they we re a few weeks ago. my point is they were perhaps that their creative height in the late 605 and early 705 and we don't seem to be generating a new generation of people are equivalent in stature.” new generation of people are equivalent in stature. i don't think that's true. wait a bit. there's some extraordinary people coming up. but they have to... a writer has to 5ay, but they have to... a writer has to say, ok, in orderto but they have to... a writer has to say, ok, in order to pay the mortgage i've got to write a television series, i hope to god they'll accept it. he has to do that before he writes his play. certainly if his play has more than three or four character5 he's going to have a terrible time getting it on at the moment, at the moment. but theatre's changing all the time, always has done. usually they say theatre'

andre richardson, another political strategists. i talked about this earlier this week. when poll texaco lieds with entertainment. that is certainly happens at the miss america pageant. questions on trump many negatives calling out the contestants on their opinions to everything to confederate monuments to immigration to climate change. we have one of those contestants we are joined by miss new jersey who was the second runner up. kaitlyn, welcome to chasing intos. >> thanks for having me. bill: first of am, congratulations, you performed excellently. i actually watched the miss america pageant. well, i went back and forth. i get it. it is fine. >> let me ask you. what is with the question? you got a question about statutes. think you handled yourself very well. he was good answer. i thought with its a moderate answer. actually they led you by saying the playoff americans think the confederate statues ought to be left where they are. what do you? i i think they should be removed but i don't think they should be erased from the history they should be relocated. i found ou

you speak of the magic words of ashcroft and richardson...tayed in the theatre and stay true to it? yes they were and they fitted in a film between plays. and occasionalfilm, which didn't matter much to them because what mattered to them was the theatre and i'm arguing those sorts of actors don't exist any more. they do, ian mckellen, judi dench, patrick stewart. all of a sudden age if i may say so. yeah, peggy ashcroft was of a certain age! i don't think... my daughter wants to bea i don't think... my daughter wants to be a leading stage actress. she feels to do that she needs to be a leading film actress. she is right. so many reasons, box office attractiveness, obviously, selling more tickets if you are known, you also have kind of a magnet that actors gather around in a good way, when they feel there is a community centred around a couple of people. this but rebecca was nine, eight, rising nine when she came with me on channel 4. and i knew then, i swear to god, i knew then that she was an actress, not a child actress. a child actress is

joining me, bill richardson, former energy secretary during the clinton administration, also served as governor of new mexico. anne gearan, national politics correspondent for "the washington post." good morning to you both. important conversation we need to have. i'll begin with you, bill, because we've been hearing a lot of fiery rhetoric exchanged between the president and north korea. this feels a little different, though. how do you interpret that remark that an attack on the u.s. mainland is now inevitable? >> i've never seen such a heightened level of brinkmanship on both sides. this is the leaders, the president of both countries, a foreign minister. i know foreign minister ri has been reasonable in dealings with me in the past. i think what has happened is it's shortened the potential for some kind of diplomacy because the rhetoric is so intense. the danger here is a miscalculation. north koreans shooting at a fishing vessel from south korea because of this brinkmanship. that's what really has me worried right now. >> understandably. speaking of brinksmanship, before we get to

ambassador under the last administration bill richardson will join us. almost a year.et hillary clinton says she will not rule out seeking a do over of the last election. what? details ahead. details ahead. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $34.90 more per month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> tucker: president trump made his first speech to the united nations general assembly today. it was an unusual moment, even for the banged his shoe on a desk. ridiculed our foes and threatened to crush north korea if necessary. watch. >> no nation on earth has an interest in seeing this band of criminals arm itself with nuclear weapons and missiles. the united states has great strength and patience but if it

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thel talk about this with u.n.,ormer ambassador to the bill richardson. is "daybreak asia. i'm betty liu in new york. i'm haidi lun in sydney. trying toa could be get around trade sanctions as has stricter sanctions. tech's reporter joins us. how effective is this trying to get bitcoin for north korea right now? >> right now pretty much every against northrned korea, including its ally china, as you guys were talking about earlier. guess what. bitcoin is a currency with no country. it's stateless. it very useful to north korea, because no one can sanctions on bitcoin. because it's very secretive, allows north korea to collectey around, to money, to store money. the goal of these sanctions that cutust saw is to basically off funds from north korea. giveryptko currencies they north korea a way to continue money, to raise funds, and also move funds where they need to, cash it out into various currencies. if they need to pay someone in others, they can find crypto currencies that are more secretive to convert them into and get hard cash to do the things that

and a thank you from senator john mccain and admiral john richardson to the parents who lost sailors echols son was on the uss mccain in august when it collided with a merchant vessel killing ten sailors. timothy echols was one of them. ten months earlier in june, the uss fitzgerald collided with a car cargo ship off the coast of japan. seven sailors lost their lives. >> admiral richardson, i talked to you yesterday about the seriousness of this investigation. >> reporter: senators didn't mince words when questioning admiral richardson and secretary richard spencer. >> it's our obligation to operate that ship safely and effectively. >> reporter: two investigations and studies are going on to determine why the ships crashed, but the admiral admitted that many of these men and women are working 100 hours a week, which could have contributed to mistakes on the job. senator mccain urged navy leaders to immediately stop sailors from having to work 100 hours a week. but it's unclear if and when that will happen. in addition, navy leaders say delayed maintenance on ships, budget concerns an

mr richardson said he did not think it was appropriate to comment on the latest information while thely jailed for sexually abusing four young players in the 1970s and 1980s. the final number of victims is likely to be higher. you can watch the full interview with tony bryan on the victoria jim reid, bbc news. you can watch the full interview with tony brien on the victoria derbyshire programme tomorrow morning at nine o'clock on bbc two. the official body which monitors public spending has said the government's welfare reforms are likely to have contributed to rising levels of homelessness in england. in a report, the national audit 0ffice criticises ministers for what it sees as their "light touch" approach to the problem. it says in the last six years there's been a 60% rise in the number of households in temporary accommodation, including 120,000 children. but the government insists it's determined to help the most vulnerable in society, as our correspondent chi chi izundu reports. i've been sleeping rough for two years. for thousands across england, just like 0dette, home doesn't

navy secretary richard spencer and the chief and naval operations admiral john richardson testified this morning about recent navy ship collisions the uss fitzgerald of the uss mccain were both hit by cargo ships. the senate armed services committee is looking into why and you can see that hearing tonight starting at 9:00 eastern. in houston, texas, recovery continues after -- we followed senators as they follow the really efforts. congressman jean greene spoke with volunteers and hurricane victims. >> background noises] background noises] >> background noises] background [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] >> good morning everyone. i am pastor clark and on behalf of our senior pastor doctor richard. good morning everyone. i am pastor clark and the senior pastor of our church, doctor richard welcomes you to question tabernacle. we want to let you know some things that are getting ready to happen. were getting ready to open in just a few moments and we know it is hot outside and will try to rapidly move you through the line. it is important that you pay close atten

professor louise richardson, who is saying this, from oxfordshire, is earning three and £50,000 a year don't get much compared to footballers and bankers? well, which is true. they bring more to society. if that is the bar, people can get paid whatever they want! i'm not trying to support it, but you want to attract talent. if you want to get the best people in, you need to pay them well. the telegraph, again, just briefly, britain is losing its religion in the words of the rem song. the proportion of the non—believers is the highest it has ever been? i don't think it will come as a surprise to many people. britain has been moving in this direction for a long time. it doesn't show any signs of changing. a lot of the most religious people in the uk now are people that have moved here from other countries. it's a rarity to meet very religious people in this country, and it is only going one way, i'm afraid. the sun have got a story about theresa may's government wanting the eu to hurry up with the brexit negotiations. that's quite interesting. the eu are saying, well, britain was very sl

bill richardson, the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations.ing up next, we have three charts you can't miss. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> what'd you miss? a big cyber leap for insurers, after irma not being as bad as previously thought. credit.cks the price of an insurance policy against the defaulting companies. reinsurers have a lot of capital. they haven't had to drive down because of the absence of a big storm. there is the relief. julia: i am looking at the relationship between the pickup we tend to see after storm related activity. the blue line is showing what happens to the 10 year treasury yield, it tends to reduce. , that was the relationship we saw. rates were a lot higher. 2017, we have already seen that higher, despite the consent about how low tenure -- 10- year's already are. do we see 10 years moving lower? vix,i am looking at the the daily net change in the price of the vix. is a histogramde showing the breakdown of the move. -- exactly eight times in the last year have we seen a downward the k-smoove of this magnitu

angry lawmakers directed tough questions of the navy's top officer admiral john richardson asking whynto recent ship collisions during routine operations. he admitted that changes to training my people of the problem. in 2003, the navy closed its surface warfare schoolhouse. >> we thought we could achieve the aim entry and service junior officers with a computer-based approach combined with on-the-job training and we found that that was woefully inadequate. >> jon: >> both destroys or cabf shooting down north korean missiles. the decision to close the hatches, leaving some sailors to drown had left unthinkable psychological wounds within the navy. according to a government watchdog, one-third of all navy warships have expired. ten of the >> jon: what a sad chain of events. senator griffin, thank you. >> julie: knew next hour of speech 11, tough talks from president trump to u.n. general subway today can narrowly about north korea, but about iran as well. what will the israeli leader say when he speaks to the general assembly a little more than an hour from now? plus hurricane maria no

ambassador bill richardson, we appreciate your perspective. here. >> thank you. >>> it was a wild saturday in college football. andy shoals has details for us. >> we had everything. we saw a hail mary. a double overtime thriller. a heisman winner playing against a defending national champs. we are going to have all of that for you coming up in this morning's bleacher report. for tech advice. with one phone call, i get products that suit my needs and i get back to business. ♪ upeace of mind.s we had a power outage for five days total. we lost a lot of food. we actually filed a claim with usaa to replace that spoiled food. and we really appreciated that. we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. [car tires screech] [bell rings] [fbi agent] you're a brave man, your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. to make something original... ...has grown into an enterprise. that's why i switched to the

richardson admitted that changes the training may be part of the problem.the navy closed its surface war fair schoolhouse. >> we thought we could achieve the aim and train junior officers with a computer-based approach combined with on-the-job training at sea. we found that was woefully inadequate. >> hall in the world is a billion-dollar destroyer not know there is a freighter closing in on it? i don't understand how this could possibly happen. i have talked to maine lobstermen and they are scratching their heads. don't we have sailors on the bridge with binoculars anymore? >> many watch officers are exhausted. chief of naval operations admitted many sailors are working 100 hour weeks. >> i think i know what 100 hours a week does to people over time. when someone is working 100 hours a week, over a period of time, they are going to make mistakes. >> for mccain, this is a personal one. one of the two destroyers that crashed was named for his father and grandfather. the navy is down to codestroyers badly needed right now the pacific, both capable of shooting

auburn's chuck person, usc's tony bland, arizona's book richardson and oklahoma state's lamont evans.wo-year investigation alleges coaches took cash bribes in return for steering nba-bound athletes toward specific financial advisors and sports agents. >> today's arrest should serve as a warning to others, we have your playbook. >> reporter: among those charged, the global head of sports marketing for basketball for adidas, jim gatto, accused of bribing the families of high school recruits to get them to commit to colleges where adiads was a sponsor. >> these defendants conspired to secretly funnel six-figure payments to the families of three high school players. >> reporter: adidas said today it was unaware of any misconduct. those four coaches have been suspended and the ncaa tonight saying the allegations if true are a despicable breach of trust. david? >> linsey davis tonight. linsey, thank you. >>> when we come back here, it is 2017, but tonight, where women will finally be allowed to drive. >>> also news tonight about o.j. simpson. what the paperwork now tells us. >>> and it is a

plus, richardson squares off against a former obama administration spokeswoman in this week's >> tuckern's chris cuomo is an awfully busy man. some days he is doing what he can to worsen america's racial divide. doing a pretty good job of that. others, he is warning regular americans it is illegal to read leaked emails and bears singular clinton. even with a packed schedule, he still takes time to post videos like this on facebook, and were glad he does. >> first, the good news. rose is back. show yay! rose just got married. we're very happy. back to the serious stuff. keeping this up here, the hashtag, please use it, why? that is what this stands for. it applies to everything. look at puerto rico. there are problems there with the recovery. not the storm, obvious by now, you ought to know that. the coverage has been completed. you should see it, you should understand it, you should connect to it. why aren't they getting more help to the places that needed faster? you have to push for accountability. we know there is some intention there. we know the president was there. this also appli

paul richardson. seahawks win it 12- the. >> bogey retires as a giant. he took the mound before the game and then bruce bogie came and relieved him for the final time. this was a blast from the past because in the sixth pablo sando val hit his third home run of the year to finish with three rbi. the giants go on to win 7-2, that final. >>> a's and phillies. oakland trailed 2-0 until the fourth. chad pender and matt -- 15 from pender. 21st for olson. 2-2 ballgame. top six once again. a's trailing, but not for long. joey wendell playing in his fifth game of the year. hits his first career grand slam. a's win it 6-3. >>> fedex cup playoffs. the bmw championships in chicago. draws from 70 to 30. three birdies in his final four holes starting here on 15. he would win the tournament by five strokes at 23 under. breaking the tournament record by tiger. there's a birdie there on 18. he takes the tournament next week as the tour championship. the 10 million on the line for the fedex cup champ. >>> indycar is sonoma will have your winner on abc 7. all right. a wea

and andre richardson. a campaign strategist. janet with you, a little bit of wrangling over politics and posturing over rescue effort. it looks like fema has its stuff together, have you thousands of volunteers. >> this is no doubt a humanitarian crisis. in puerto rico. people -- pim fema sending supps and food almost on an hourly basis. bill: are you embarrassed as a democrat with some of the political cost pureeing. -- cos posturing. >> i am embarrassed that president of united states has not gone to puerto rico. >> next week. >> after hurricane sandy, barack obama was there two days later, president trump was playing golf. >> you know what -- >> the president needs to do, tell congress, to lift the jones act to bring in foreign ships on deliver goods and services to puerto rico. bill: this seems that jones act is a easy i di -- distraction os with foreign ships, we have thousands of u.s. ships, where does this always evolve who politics. >> 10 times size of new orleans, instead of doing things that public relations things he

usc's tony blarngsd arizona's book richardson and oklahoma state's lamont evans.s coaches took cash bribes. >> today's arrest should serve as a warning to others, we have >> reporter: among those charged, the global hid of march connect for adidas, jim gatto. >> these defendants conspired to funnel to families of players. >> reporter: if the allegations are true, they are despicable breach of trust. >>> coming up, new progress in the president's effort to strengthen border security. >>> but first, keeping their politics on the down low, we're talking to trump supporters in california and democrats in texas. that's next in "world news now." ♪ come on, people now ♪ smile on your brother ♪ everybody get together ♪ try to love one another right now ♪ >>> let's all get together right now. apparently it is that rare sighting. you don't need binoculars for it, but there are republicans in lapgs county and democrats in deep red texas. >> so the question is, how are parents teaching their children to talk about politics, especially when their views aren't popular in their

admiral moran, i very much appreciate you and admiral richardson's commitment to get to the bottom of this matter. i looked a little earlier at your testimony from earlier in the year, and you highlighted the stresses and strains on the force that, based on the operational tempo, et cetera. you also testified that you thought that the deployed fleet was in pretty good shape, the ships here in the united states were really suffering. based on what you know today, would you revise that assessment? >> mr. chairman, so i promised i would be frank and i will be. i personally made the assumption -- have made the assumption for many years that our forward deployed naval force in japan was the most efficient, most well trained force we had because they're operating all the time. i made the assumption. it was a wrong assumption in hindsight. so, obviously at this point i would tell you that what we have sent from conus to deploy, i would maintain my position in the hearing last february. clearly, because the models are different, and because the strain on the force in japan is so evident to us

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evans, richardson along with six others. charges include bribery, conspiracy and fraud.undreds of wire taps and videotapes, alleging numerous instances of bribes. say agents and advisers pay the coaches to pressure players and families to sign with them when player turns pro. >> show little regard for player's well-being. >> reporter: brag, can mold the players and put them in lap of you guys. delgado funneled up to dollars to families to attend universities sponsored by the company. including but not named university of louisville. >> all contribute to pay to play that doesn't belong in college basketball. >> reporter: ncaa says it has no tolerance for this alleged behavior. but reforming a sport which generates a billion dollars from march madness is lone is unlikely says sports writer john feinstein. >> schools are making so much money, don't want to change things. want to pretend that college athletics are clean. >> reporter: tonight all the coaches are suspended and they investigate the flagrant fouls tainting the game. nbc news new york. >>> back in a diabetes can

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. >>> joining us now bill richardson energy secretary under president clinton. thank you very much for joining us here and for your perspective as we await this u.n. security council meeting and nikki haley's remarks. let me ask you this first. i want to get your reaction to the test itself. not everybody was convinced this was a hydrogen bomb as north koreans claim or that they could fit it on to icbm. what is your sense? >> well, it's very pervrocatived very serious and whether it's a hydrogen bomb and shows the technical advances in north korea. it also shows them defying the united states and china with its test. they, they are unrelentingly not backing down from their efforts to upgrade their nuclear capabilities. so, very serious. >> it seems as though it's just as much of a test of its bombs as it is a test of president trump here. kim jong-un kind of poking at the u.s. >> well, yes. and i think secretary mattis was right in his very strong response. we can't tolerate this. we're going to stand behind our allies. we're not going to annihilate north korea.

>> a very handsome timothy richardson was featured in this video by kingdom culture photography wearinge really cool headsets. >> the dude's body is like a chiselled piece of stone. >> and if you remember, he also shared with us he started a nonprofit organization called tice for change that assisted young men in having all the resources and learning how to be productive members of society. >> a lot of young man don't know how to tie a tie. and having a tie will really give you that -- >> confidence >> i'm ready to walk in and get that job. >> and he told us the reason he started the organization was because he didn't have a father that could help him get ready for an interview tie his tie. so he had to go seeking for help. and so he wanted to be that resource for a lot of younger kids. when we talked to him, he was on his way to new orleans to compete in the larger event. mr. united states 2017. so to tell us how that event went, we have timothy via skype "right this minute." welcome to the show. >> hey, hey. >> so you're wearing the sash, but how did it go? >> it went well. i'm proud

bland of the university of southern california, lamont evans of oklahoma state university, emanuel richardsonersity of arizona, along with six others. charges include bribery, conspiracy and fraud. case built on hundreds of wire taps and videotapes, alleging numerous instances of bribes. say agents and advisers pay the coaches to pressure players and families to sign with them when player turns pro. all of those charged today contributed to a play to play culture that has no business in college basketball. >> reporter: all the other schools said they will cooperate fully. the ncaa says it has no tolerance for this alleged behavior. reforming a sport which generates a billion dollars from march madness alone is unlikely said renowned sports writer. >> the schools themselves are making so much, they don't want to change things. they want to pretend that college athletics are clean. >> reporter: tonight all the coaches are suspended as prosecutors investigate the flagrant fouls investigating the game. >>> we're back in a moment. along with diet and exercise, once-daily toujeo® may help you contr

i teach in richardson high school north of dallas. comment, many a are struggling with the problem of bringing girls into the field. i teach architecture. in my high school. the numbers are similar. i studied in puerto rico where i am phone and in my school, the public school, the numbers shifted where girls students were 60% of the population when i was studying. there were less men. i came to texas and california, the numbers are still 80% men compared to women. careers learn from the that have shifted numbers in other places. guest: i am a lawyer. to be ad i wanted lawyer when i snuck into my , i watchast basement this movie on hbo. there was an amazing female attorney and i wanted to be just like her. the 1970's,at in less than 10% of doctors and lawyers were women. today in my law school class, above 50%. why? ally mcbeal, grays anatomy, l.a. law. they were constantly inundated in the 1980's and 1990's with fabulous women. sign me up. the opposite happens in technology and architecture. intentional about the images we show our gi

scales set fire to a car in front of the home on the three hadn't dread block of howard street in richardson park yesterday morning. during the dispute she allegedly through some lighter fluid at a 33-year-old man. he was taken to a hospital where he was treated and released anyone >> obviously i was appalled and thank god he wasn't terribly hurt. >> his attacker 29-year-old barry baker, jr., monday admi admitted to sucker punch of 22-year-old mike ryan in front of a west chester 7eleven early in may. ryan has cerebral palsy. >> my life is the same as it was before that day. >> guilty plea took a few days and a false story against ryan. baker was to strike a plea last week but balked at prosecutor's description of the attack he claimed he had an earlier alter cation with ryan at barnaby's. it turns out ryan was bartending at his dad's club. >> it unbelievable he would be as stupid to think somebody would buy that story where there's video that proves otherwise. i don't know what he was trying to do. >> baker locked up in the chester county jail could get a nine-year jail stint with past offe