i think you have heard of sally yates. sally has served for 13 years in the department of justice. first as united states attorney for the northern district of georgia, in that capacity, she litigated a wide range of cases including issues involving cases of political corruption and terrorism. in 2013, president obama appointed sally to be deputy attorney general of the united states and during her confirmation hearings, then senator jeff sessions asked sally offensive she would refuse to enforce a president's unlawful order, to which she replied that she would have an obligation in all circumstances to follow the law and the constitution. a commitment that she later had an opportunity to fulfill. so, sally on this initial point, -- perhaps you can talk a bit about the historic independence of the department of justice. >> jeff went through and outlined some of the principles for the rule of law. >> the core for the department of justice is the concept of the actual application of the laws, that the law is to be applied impartially. that's why lady justice has the blindfold on, tha

enfantizo la prima de sally.ro --este asesinato es el primero que se presenta en la ciudad de campbell en los ltimos dos aÑos y ahora las autoridades se encuentran trabajando para hacer justicia a esta familia. desde la ciudad de santa clara yo soy lucrecia borchardt, noticiero telemundo 48. cam 3 pan vo/lorena --agentes federales investigan las causas de un poderoso incendio que arras con un edificio en construccin en oakland... --los funcionarios inspeccionaron la parte exterior de la estructura , pero no el interior porque es inseguro entra en esa zona... --hasta el momento no han hecho un reporte oficial sobre las causas de este siniestro... --sin embargo, residentes del rea dicen que un incendiario podra haber provocado el siniestro.. topvo/blanca --este es el nuevo video de un hombre subiendo este andamio en el complejo de apartamentos en construccin en emeryville, que se incendi el pasado mes de mayo por segunda vez.... --la agencia de alcohol, tabaco , armas de fuego y explosivos dio a conocer las imagene

so sally hemmings was part of an inheritance. i think it's important to remember that slaves were property and they could be inherited through marriage as well as being bought and sold. so when jefferson married his wife martha in 1772, she was the daughter of a very wealthy slaf trader called john wales. and it was through john wales that jefferson inherited 135 slaves and sally hemmings was one of those slaves. he was not born in monticello, he was born on the eastern shore and she arrived here in about 1773 or 1774. sally hemmings is a person who sort of shrouded in mystery because we no so little about her. there are actually only four references to her, to descriptions of her that exist in the last 200 years. jefferson himself never wrote about her explicitly. so she remains this very mysterious figure. but i think it's really important to emphasize that she was related to jefferson's wife. so he was martha wales jefferson's half sister. and she may have even resembled jefferson's wife. so in 1784 jefferson took up a post in

last cruise" en nombre de sally hernandez...boxes familiares y amigos de la hoy occisa...dijeron que esto es lo que ella hubiera querido... les comento que durante la emotiva reunin, allegados a la joven efectuaron una serie de actividades para recaudar fondos para los servicios funerarios... take full vo incluyendo su deseo de personalizar su atad, en colores rojo y blanco...los mismos utilizados en bastones de caramelo...cuales eran su favoritos... sin embargo, en medio de oraciones...la realidad era que la querida joven de san jose, no estaba entre ellos... como recordarn, este pasado martes justo despus de las 7 de la maÑana...autorida des de campbell fueron alertadas sobre un accidente vehicular involucrando a un peatn en la calle monterey way... al llegar al lugar, encontraron a sally sangrando de la cabeza y con otras lesiones graves visibles en su cuerpo... hernandez fue trasladada a un hospital donde muri. de acuerdo con la policia, la responsable es...elsie de la rosa de 23 aÑos... aparentemente, de la rosa, habra arro

no obstante...antes de ese hecho, quisieron celebrar el espritu de sally...a bordo de carros lowriderse pkg 0;01 0:21 pkg "i'm sure she's up there in heaven in her ride, cruising up in the streets of gold" estamos seguros de que est en el cielo, paseando en su carro clsico sobre las calles celestiales...preci s uno de los seres queridos de sally hernandez... hoy, decenas de allegados de la joven quien muriera arrollada a sus 23 aÑos a mediados de la semana...se dieron cita en el parque la raza para honrar y recaudar fondos para su funeral... sot nelson alvarado, organizador de reunin "desde el viernes hemos estado llegando...tuvimos una reunin as en san jos y carros todava vienen...gente todava viene" los esfuerzos de la familia al igual que los de la comunidad lowrider...de la cual ella perteneca...han sido continuos desde el momento en el que se enteraron de los macabros detalles de su deceso... segn la polica, sally habra sido embestida por el vehculo de su mejor amiga, elsie de la rosa este pasado mircoles tras concluir una discusin acalorada... sot nelson alvarado, organizador de

y aunque la acusada an est por tener su da en corte el padre de sally fue enftico en expresar el castigo que ella se merece... take pkg 0:01 0:07 0:20 1:22 take pkg sot benjamn hernandez padre de joven arrollada "toda vida adentro...porque mi niÑa no est aqu" cadena perpetua...es lo que dice el seÑor benjamn se merece elsie de la rosa, por la muerte de su hija sally hernandez... de la rosa quien compareci ante un juez esta maÑana, enfrenta cargos graves por aparentemente arrollar a su mejor amiga a principios de la semana... sot fiscal del distrito "alcohol induced violence too often times end up in death" violencia provocada por alcohol, comnmente resulta en muerte precis el fiscal del distrito... segn relata el reporte policial,estepasadomartes justo despus de las 7 de la manana...autoridades de campbell fueron alertadas sobre un accidente vehicular involucrando a un peatnenla calle monterey way... al llegar al lugar,encontraro n ahernandez sangrando de la cabeza y con otras lesiones graves visibles en su cuerpo...hernandez fue trasladada a un hospital donde muri. pero no fue hasta 12

the direction we're going, kayleigh, and sally. saying, it's justifiable on the condition that, dot, dot, dot, or fill in the blanks. really the question is, this is the president of the united states. and when the president speaks, whether it be via tweet or in any other fashion, you know it is to be taken very seriously. but now we're also hearing from people saying, no. take it as a joke. i mean, so -- this leaves a very confused audience, i would think. brian? >> reporters committee for freedom of the press and other journals and groups came out and said this was an incitement to violence. encouraging a fantasy of beating up on the media only a few weeks after a man running for congress actually did slug a reporter. he won the election, now a republican in the house of representatives. we've seen violence against journalists and also against ordinary citizens and congress members and a lot of other folks. it is not just about the media. we shouldn't make it just about the media. if we do, as kayleigh said, pick ten examples of

good morning, sally. yes.eous on the television today and if you are coming today, you have piggot reggae. andy murray —— you have peaked at good day. tradition dictates that the defending men's champion opens play on centre court and andy murray didn't disappoint the home crowd. against the unpredictable alexander bublik, murray looked to be feeling no ill effects from his hip injury. he made it through in straight sets in under two hours and will play germany's dustin brown in round two. the way he plays, he comes to the net a lot, he is approaching. worked on my passing shots and lobs and those things because they will be at different type of match. he plays a bit more from the net. joining murray in the second round is aljaz bedene. the british number four came through an epic five setter, beating ivan karlovic. the match lasting well over four hours — four tie—breakers and 8—6 in the final set. there's been a big upset at the top of the men's draw. three time grand slam winner and world number three stan

al llegar al lugar, encontraron a sally hernandez sangrando de la cabeza y con otras lesiones gravesbles en su cuerpo... hernandez fue trasladada a un hospital donde muri. de acuerdo con el oficial favreau, la responsable es elsie de la rosa de 23 aÑos... en una audiencia esta maÑana, se revel que de la rosa y la hoy occisa eran amigas cercanas...y que haban estado de fiesta la noche anterior consumiendo alcohol... despus...durante su viaje a casa, las dos se vieron envueltas en una discusin acalorada dentro y fuera del auto...cuando hernandez decidi retirarse a pie, pero la acusada se subi al carro, presion el acelerador y la arrollo... una accin que an no logra entender el padre de la vctima... take sot benjamn hernandez padre de la vctima "i just can not believe this happened and the way it happened because supposedly, if that's your friend, your not just going to run her over and leave her for some stranger to find her and call 9-1-1" cont. vo/david el seÑor benjamn dice que an est incrdulo de lo sucedido...el recalca que como es posible si era su amiga, como la va a embestir y d

sally satel will be joining us. and the latest on the health care debate, what to expect when lawmakers return. jennifer joining us at the bottom of the hour. you are watching and listening to c-span's "washington journal" for this sunday morning, july 9. we are back in a moment. >> tonight on "q and a," -- >> i am not asking anyone to compromise their values or beliefs. i am asking them to open their eyes to other people's so you can figure out your place in this world. >> cohost and managing editor of wnyc's on the media. she discusses her book "the trouble with the reality," in which she looks at what constitutes reality today and how that criteria has changed. >> i set up at the beginning of the book are biological wiring, and i wanted to show how we had evolved culture that was designed to validate us and not to challenge us. certainly not to contradict us. it gave us the illusion that are realities were watertight, when really, they were riddled with weak spots and places that would crunch in. >> tonight at 8:

sal sally munoz. today in san francisco some of her friends had what they call one last ride for sally. >> the idea is to bring everybody together to raise awareness, you know, unity, support, support and raise money to help out sally's family. >> the group put decals of munoz in their car so that she could ride with them in a sense. police say sally and her friend elsie de la rosa drove together, got into a fight and that's when her friendalcy ae de la rosa ran her over and left her to die. >>> in less than an hour crews there were able to get it put out. it charred about three acres before that. no structures were threatened and no cause has been given. >>> well, tomorrow cal fire is suspending burn permits. it suspends all outdoor residential burning of debris. these areas are covered with dry grass, brush or leaves making it a perfect location for wildfires to start. >>> still to come fury in new jersey. governor chris christy soaking up the sun on a beach that was closed due to a state budget dis

sally hernandez munoz was killed last tuesday. her childhood friend is behind bars accused of running her over in campbell. she was a dedicated member of the low rider community. these were her favorite cars. in san francisco, some of her friends got together and had what they called one last ride for sally. >> the idea is to bring everybody together to raise awareness. you know, unity, support. support and raise money to help out sally's family. >> the group put decals of munoz on their cars so she could ride with the group. police say munoz and her friend de la rosa drove to campbell together in the same car. they got in some kind of fight after a long night of drinking. de la rosa allegedly rammed into munoz and left her to die. >>> firefighters making quick work of a small grass fire in sonoma county this afternoon. the fire started just before 1:00 in an area of unincorporated santa rosa. in less than an hour, crews overwhelmed it and contained the fire. only charged three acres, no structures fired and no cause determined. >

sally hernandez munoz was killed last tuesday.ood friend is behind bars accused of running her over in a campbell neighborhood. munoz was a dedicated member of the low rider community. today in san francisco, some of her friends had what they called one last ride for sally. >> the idea is to bring everybody together, to raise awareness. you know, unity, support. support and raise money to help out sally's family. >> now the group had decals of munoz on their cars so she could ride with them. munoz and her friend de la rosa travelled to campbell together in the same car. that's where they got into a fight after a long night of drinking. that's when de la rosa allegedly rammed into munoz leaving her to die. >>> firefighters wasted no time containing a small grass fire in sonoma county this afternoon. this fire started just before 1:00 in an area of unincorporated santa rosa. and in less than an hour, crews were able to contain that fire. the structures threatens and no cause identified. >>> firefighters are out in force this weekend

dame sally davies says genome testing is still a cottage industry.rm for cancer patients within five years. patients will benefit if we can offer them the scan of their genome that'll make a difference to their treatment. that's clearly all people with rare diseases, of whom there are three million or more in this country. it's most patients with cancers, and quite a lot of infections. 0ur genome contains the instructions for how our bodies work. errors in the dna code can trigger disease. six out of ten cancer patients who have genome analysis can benefit from targeted treatment — drugs which attack dna faults in their tumours. this can spare them the more toxic side effects of chemotherapy. it costs £680 to scan a genome, and that price is falling every few months. in some cases, it's now cheaper than existing tests, like invasive biopsies. but what about data confidentiality? the nhs believes it can protect genomic information, but some are concerned about the safeguards. if you're going to take a lot of very sensitive information from people, the

pat: that's my secretary, sally brinkerhoff, currently, sally hartwig. just got an e-mail from her and talking about all of those days after she had read the book. what this was is after the cambodian kent state speech or cambodia speech and the huge explosion that took place. we had -- nixon sent the troops into cambodia for 60 days and 30 kilometers and he wanted a paper, a long paper presented on what we had accomplished for that and the nsc produced a paper that have got some 6,000 words. so nixon told me and haldeman told me through nixon, he wants you to rewrite it and so -- henry as was his custom would hold off his material long enough so you couldn't rewrite it and get it in. so he held it off and it was 6,000, it was given to me in the afternoon out in san clemente and sally and i went to work on that and i rewrote this 6,000 words all night long and it was about eight in the morning that i had them all done and sent them. i said to sally, "take it on down to dr. kissinger's office." and that's what she came back and told me. he had thrown it r

. >> sally. >> mel. >> rob. >> sally. >> buddy. >> it's your turn.ob. >> wonderful. >> somebody asked me to do a situation comedy after i finished being on the show of shows because situation comedies weren't very good, didn't mirror life. i asked myself what piece of ground do i stand on that nobody else stands on? worked as writer/director on variety show and write about what happens at home and home i talk about what goes on at office. >> are you doing this because you're afraid of alan? >> no because i respect alan brady, a man of his caliber has great firing power. >> it's a hybrid of family life, work life, cared about them as family because you saw them together every day. they were a family. >> hi everybody. >> norm! >> hey mr. peterson, caller waiting for you. >> if she calls, i'm not here. >> on tv family transcends blood. we recognize that family system and family dynamic, even if it's not biological. >> sure things didn't go your way and we're a little disappointed but we'll get over it. what is important here is you tried to do the wrong

sally you're appalled by that! i am.e are going to make people here play game, set mug. we haven't warned them just how tough it is. i don't know about you two, what if you were offered £35,000 to walk onto a tennis court, hit a few balls with novak djokovic or federer, would you do it? yes! of course you would! well, disappointing if you were a fan on centre court yesterday because that's what happened. a couple of players played yesterday, but they got cut short. we've got andy murray to look forward to today. he is playing dustin brown, from germany. but those gains were cut short. novak djokovic and federer have spoken out, saying perhaps it is time to change the rules. 0ne spoken out, saying perhaps it is time to change the rules. one player lasted only 40 minutes against novak djokovic before his injury proved too much. so a real disappointment for centre crowd. another player was forced off with an ankle injury. federer and novak djokovic said they could go back out together and play a practice that, because they

right. >> jimmy: and what did sally say?s remember of sally field. >> jimmy: wait, it's poop. one of her great lines. >> yes, it was. you like me, you like me and now -- >> jimmy: wait, it's poop. tell me about "landline." this is an independent film. jenny slate, who's very funny is in it. john turturro, who's great. >> edie falco. >> jimmy: who do you play? >> i play this guy nate. a bit of a ne'er-do-well. jenny's got a nice thing going on with jay dupe las and i'm the temptation that tries to steal her away. >> jimmy: i see. can you tell us what happens in the end? >> i probably shouldn't. >> jimmy: you should. you should tell everybody in case they don't see it. >> yeah. [ laughter ] one of us gets the girl. >> jimmy: well, it's very good to have you here. the movie's called "landline." it opens in select cities on friday. and then everywhere in the world on august 4th. finn wittrock, everybody. we'll be right back with brett young. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by

you're welcome, sally. >> charlize was just 14 in that picture.1, she has two kids under the age of 5. >> i love it. i love it. i -- even the hard moments, i love. nothing moves me and makes me feel as much as my kids, and they have inspiered me to want o push harder for myself and my work. >> you never think you're going to love someone that much. >> don't because i will bawl. i will bawl. >> that's what mamas do. there is another killer blonde to walk for. taraji p. hensen in a wig. if you think she is relentless as cookie, wait until you see in requested prout mary". >> she is a stone cold killer. >> nmake room for "proud mary" because she has been waiting to pull the trigger on this role as a hitwoman for hire. >> who the hell are you? >> i'm mary. >> i remember when i first put on the biker jeans and the combat boots and the leather jacket, and i had a ponytail, and i just remember saying, wow. i look like a black lara kroft. >> she produced this out next year, she even got bloody for real while going her own stunt, but hold your fire because

>> sally: yes, mr. oh so casual about private jets. is a whole different world up here. >> thomas: hmm. >> sally: but i guess it's your world, so i'm gonna have to grit my teeth and get used to it. >> katie: we have a 95% positive response to the press reception. >> wyatt: excellent. yeah, and the spencer summit site has actually gained more traffic this year, thanks to the whole forrester-spectra showdown. >> katie: this is gonna be so much fun. >> wyatt: it kind of already is. >> bill: well, i missed the summit last year, but i am back and i'm pumped. >> brooke: it's gonna be bigger and better than ever. >> bill: mm, me or the summit? >> brooke: mm, my money's on

support and raise money to help out sally's family. >> the group put decals of her on their car s so she could rid with them. she and her friend traveled today, started drinking, fighting, and that's when she rammed into munoz and left her to die. >>> another twitter storm today after president donald trump tweet add video showing him beating up a man with the cnn logo across his face. this video comes from a 2007 wwe event. it's been re-edited implying he body slammed cnn. cnn fired back saying it's a sad day when the president of the united states encouraging violence against reporters. this all comes after mr. trump personally attacked the host of "morning joe" last week. some republican lawmakers are calling on the president to exercise restraint. >> it's unfortunate and people are now begging the president not to do this, and he ought to stop doing it. >> supporters and critics alike say if the president continues to distract, his agenda will suffer. the white house says the president is not distracted and focusing on getting the gop health care bill passed. >>> treason, bribery

sally said she knows her son was at a craps game in northeast until about 2:00 in the morning, beforeing to this complex. she said he parked his scooter and was found shot to death around 5:00 a.m. last saturday morning. some people said they heard the shots but did not call the police. prince george's county police chief hank said the violence in the county evened out after he put all of his officers on 12-hour shifts. >> it's actually been falling, and when we went into this we were flat. essentially in the same place for a crime this career as last year. we weren't experiencing a huge spike, we weren't way ahead in anything. and we seen a lot of activity calm down, hearing good things from the officers on the street. and that's who i rely on. >> reporter: prince george's county police say they need much more help in this case, witnesses to come forward, there is a cash reward of up to $25,000 and you can remain anonymous. reporting from hyattsville, paul wagner fox 5 local news. >>> new information in the murder of two montgomery county high school students. these are the three men

sally. caroline. the nerve. i got it. i got it. got it. >> steffy: that's not what -- [ cellphone rings ] no... >> liam: no! stay away! don't do it! don't do it. >> steffy: i'm going. i got to do it, i got to. >> steffy: it's...quinn. >> liam: oh, easy. voicemail. >> steffy: i should take it. hey. >> quinn: have you heard from your grandfather? >> steffy: uh, not recently. why? >> quinn: your father didn't tell you? >> steffy: tell me what? what's wrong? >> quinn: eric's gone. he took off. with sheila carter.

sally was the god mother of mere oldest daughter. and i'm in shock. >> reporter: during the arraignment the judge asked to us blur her face. she is accused of running munoz down in this neighborhood this week and driving off. investigators say the two had been drinking then started fighting. >> we know that all too often alcohol fueled violence ends in death. >> reporter: the victim's father talked exclusive with nbc bay area' arraignment. he is conflicted because he knows elsy well she and his daughter grew up together. >> i can't believe it happened and the way it happened. because supposedly if that's your friend you're not going to just run her over and leave her there. >> reporter: he tells us dela rosa called hip and kefzed she hit his daughter with her car but didn't know where it happened. tonight's memorial was also an effort by the friends to raise money to help the family pay for a funeral. reporting live in san jose, serj yo quintia. >> thank you serj yo irchlts now at 11:00 fireworks and hot weather it's a dangerous mix.

dame sally davies says her ‘genomic dream' must be delivered by the nhs within five years.e can trust" and that sir martin moore—bick lacked "credibility" with the families. the high court rules that the human rights of a 16—year—old boy with "significant mental health problems" were breached, after he was held alone in a cell for up to 23 and a half hours a day at a young offenders' institute. north korea says it has successfully launched an intercontinental ballistic missile. the range seems to have been much greater than in previous tests. if the claim is true the missile could potentially have the range to reach parts of the united states. we can talk now to professor hazel smith from the centre of korean studies at the school of oriental and african studies. thank of oriental and african studies. you forjoining us. significant thank you forjoining us. how significant you think this launch is? what it represents is the continuing militarisation of east asia, the continuing technical development in missile and nuclear technology of north korea and it shows also that we s

minutes later, sally was back in my office. s"his 't take hartley.nan: sally i just got an e-mail from her. , and the cambodian speech the huge explosion that took , and sent the troops into cambodia for six days, 30 kilometers. long paper presented on what we had accomplished with that. of someproduced a paper , haldeman told nixon he wants you to write and. henry would hold off his material long enough so that you couldn't rewrite it. he held it off. it was given to me in the afternoon and said clemente periods i rewrote these 6000 words on that long and it was about eight in the morning -- 8:00 in the morning. sally said take it to dr. kissinger's office. that is what she came back and told me. loved the job i had done putting these items in bullet points, exactly how many rockets and borders -- rockets and mortars have ammunition. made it well instead of one of these the entering things and nixon said, i want all the papers done in this form after this. i thought -- i felt very good about it after reading halderman costs me

miss mech sally? sally? mech miss mech sally votes no. mr. connor? mr. cotter votes no. dr. desjarlais? dr. desjarlais votes i. dr. abraham? dr. abraham votes i. mr. kelly? mr. kelly votes i. mr. gates? mr. gates votes i. mr. bacon? mr. bacon votes i. gabbard? [inaudible] mr. chairman there are 305i votes. there are 26 no votes -- 305i votes, 26 no votes. >> -- if payments result in their financial benefit three the clerks will recall -- call the roll. mr. smith? mr. smith votes i. mr. brady? mr. brady votes i. mr. wilson? mr. wilson votes no. mr. bishop? mr. bishop votes no. mr. larson? mr. larson votes i. mr. turner? mr. turner votes no. mr. franks notes no. mr. courtney votes aye. mr. should servers no. this song is that -- mr. conway vote no. votes aye.i lamborn votes no. mr. whitman vote no. vote no.r kaufmannthat -- mr. vote aye. mr. o'rourke vote aye. vote aye.s mr. scott votes no. mr. gallego vote aye. v mr. brooks vote no. mr. cook vote no. vote no.n stein vote no.rol is rosen vote aye. mr. burns vote no. mr. mceachin vote aye.mr. graves votes no. phonic -- .r. brow

sally told me thatjim rome testing needs to be turned into a national network, to ensure all patientsse to their treatments. all people with rare diseases, of whom there are at least 3 million off in this country. most patients with cancers and quite a lot of infections. she says six in ten cancer patients should get gene testing and receive the personalised treatment based on their dna profile. that abortion will rise. it costs £680 to map a person's genetic code, but it gets cheaper every few months —— gene. in some cases, it can be cheaper than existing tests 01’ can be cheaper than existing tests or avoid the need for invasive biopsies. this report is an attempt to democratise genomics, moving dna analysis into the mainstream so that more patients can benefit from personalised, targeted treatments. stay with us, still to come: we will be looking at how one of denmark's first female muslim members of parliament is tackling prejudice with what she calls coffee and dialogue. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular haram arm by celebrations. a huge

. >> now, i want to taste of the gardening, i don't know what i am ' doing, but sally does.o, sally hoses a do it yourself house plant workshop. >> so, we're going to be doing planting in a beer bottle. the easiest way, i just filled it with stones, water, and i use it as a vase. >> but i need one -- low maintenance. >> and last as long time. we will use some suck relent, they're plant that very low care. house plant. and what you're going to do, take your handy dandy vase. >> got it. >> choose your stone. now you'll fill it with some soil the rest of the way. now choose your plant. >> okay. >> we will just stick that in. we give it a friends. >> and that's it. >> i do believe this is a plant that i won't be able to kill. i think i can do that once a week. >> check back in a week. >> i know you will. thank you, sally, you guys are offering classes like this to introduce people to gardening, because everyone has a little gardner inside of them. >> one would hope. >> that's true. well, that's this week's alex around town. remember, i'm here at the phs pop up garden in u city s

there's an interesting point here because sally yates who was fired as we remember as the acting fbi just after following through on the flynn investigation. at the time she said one reason she was concerned was because flynn had lied about his contacts with the russians and because of that was vulnerable to blackmail. to -- do you have the same concern for jared kushner or donald trump jr.? >> if this was truly the russian government seeking, as the email said, now they want to you to take that meeting, knows what happened and this is to gather compromising information on individuals and use it when it can effect their agenda. and that's the compromise where they put you in extortion position. either you work for us, help us or we'll expose you. so it's still too early to tell if that's what they were doing but if this was the russian government, more than the evidence now. that would be embarrassing and damaging to the trump campaign. >> did it strike you the specificness of the email. it said this is incriminating evidence about hillary clinton from the russian government, which,

--tras la ceremonia, familia y amigos de la joven pidieron que el sistema judicial no le falle a sallyaga justicia.. --mientras, elsie de la rosa, acusada de la muerte de hernndez, se encuentra tras las rejas a la espera del proceso judicial y sin derecho a fianza. lorena ---decenas de miles de clientes pagaran ms por el servicio de agua en el este de la baha. ya que hoy se aprob el aumento .... --pilar niÑo nos tiene la informacin, del incremento .. take pilar pkg ;01 ;07 ;26 (quick) ;40 1;09 1;29 cuidar los jardines en su casa es uno de los placeres de cecilia pero el costo del agua la pone a pensar si porque antes pagábamos 80, ahora 100 y ahora con incremento no se 120, pues hoy este salón estuvo colmado de gente muchos para protestar un incremento de 19 por ciento en el servicio de agua en los próximos dos años demasiado es mucho no está bien este impactarla a 1.4 millones de clientes en el este de la bahía, incluido oakland, san leandro, y richmond....según la agencia, el aumento es necesario el incremento de debe a que queremos invertir en infraestructura...tuberías muy viejas m

ready to speak up but she was intimidated by sally.ight want to call jane." >> thank you, all, a pleasure. the book is called "the great keepers: how the white house chiefs of staff define every presidency," chris whipple. >> here's what's new for your weekend. the animated comedy "despicable me 3" is released in theaters nationwide. >> ha-aa! >> what about that? >> what! >> the two-week montrow jazz festival opens in montrow, switzerland. and the beach boys release a new archival collection, "sunshine tomorrow." ♪ good, good, good vibrations and here's a look at the week ahead: sunday is the start of paris fashion week. monday is the first day of the wimbledon tennis championships. tuesday is independence day. wednesday is the day president trump travels to poland. thursday is the first day of the running of the bulls in pam ploan poloniuma, spain. friday is the start of the g-20 summit in hamburg, germany. saturday is the qualifying ground of the austrian grand prix in spielberg, austria. >> stewart: that's "charlie rose: the week" f

and i'm sally bundock. banking big profits — hsbc will publish its results in the next few minutes, and analysts are predicting some big numbers. and china cools — the world's second biggest economy saw manufacturing growth slow last month, fuelling fears that chinese growth is on the slide. several people have been killed during violent clashes in venezuela during a controversial election to create a new parliament. the new constituent assembly would override the existing opposition—led congress in what critics are calling a power grab by president nicolas maduro. opposition parties in the oil—rich nation boycotted the vote. will grant reports now from the capital, caracas. this has been an election unlike any other in venezuela. the controversial vote was met by widespread demonstrations and became the bloodiest day in months of violent street protests. with the opposition boycotting the process, the government was always going to claim victory. nevertheless, in some neighbourhoods, there appeared to be l

to -- >> sally yates, acting attorney general said her concern about michael flynn not being forthcoming is he would be open to blackmail by the rushzs. russians. is it not a reasonable question to ask? does a kushner or donald trump jr. open himself up? and again, i know with michael flynn we were talking about a series of meetings to this point it has been one meeting that has been lied about in effect. is blackmail a fair question? >> it's not a consequence, but it's not just one meeting that has been lied about. it's been several meetings that kushner has been involved at least obfuscate. and even if you want the say okay, those are mistake, there is a judgment call. and the ranking democrat brought up yesterday he believed this meeting was potentially something that could be held over to the president, could be compromised information that the russians knew about, and could presumably influence the president's viewpoint on key policy decisions. and that's one of the things. and also going back to the notion of just credibility and telling the truth, they can say one thing in the pub

so, sally, is there going to be any real, i guess, shaping of a new plan made in the coming months?don't know. i am not optimistic and i'm not optimistic for, by the way, what are good reasons. the divide in the republican party in congress right now is between people who want to see trump care cut medicaid even further, hurt poor and working class family, including the ones that voted for donald trump, hurt them even more. hurt seniors who rely on medicaid for their nursing care home, hurt them even more, so there's a large contingent of republicans who want to see this policy go further, exacting more pain. thankfully, there's a group of moderate republicans who say no, that's bad for america, that's bad politics. it's also just immoral. by the way, i have obamacare, so i'm not going to sit here -- it is better than what i used to have. it is still not what it could be. but the idea that we should scrap a system that works okay and could work better and instead replace it with something that is universally a p bad idea is incredibly worse, more destructive and disastrous is about

dame sally davies says genome testing is still a cottage industry.tients within five years. patients will benefit if we can offer them the scan of their genome that'll make a difference to their treatment. that's clearly all people with rare diseases, of whom there are 3 million or more in this country. it's most patients with cancers, and quite a lot of infections. 0ur genome contains the instructions for how our bodies work. errors in the dna code can trigger disease. six out of ten cancer patients who have genome analysis can benefit from targeted treatment — drugs which attack dna faults in their tumours. this can spare them the more toxic side effects of chemotherapy. it costs £680 to scan a genome, and that price is falling every few months. in some cases, it's now cheaper than existing tests, like invasive biopsies. but what about data confidentiality? the nhs believes it can protect genomic information, but some are concerned about the safeguards. if you're going to take a lot of sensitive information from people, then you need to make sure t

and sally is also there for a us today.e you noticed? iam not alone. 0ur special guest this morning, judy murray is with me on the sofa. we have lots of sports news to get through, but first of all i have to say congratulations, there is a new murray baby on the way. yes, lovely new5. murray baby on the way. yes, lovely news. you must be delighted, brilliant. let's start with the tennis. andy murray begins his defence of the title later on centre court. he has been suffering with a hip problem, but andy murray says he is fit as he starts the defence of his wimbledon title today. he is first up on centre court against the world number 134, alexander bublik. murray is desperately short of practice on grass. he was forced to pull out of two exhibition matches last week. it is just a little bit stressful, because at this point in the year, right before the slam, and the biggest tournament of the year for me, as a brit, you want to be prepared. i want to be out there practising. and i haven't been in that position before, really

look at my sally jesse rafael glasses. >> those glasses were the hot look back then. >> yeah. in that picture, now 41 she has two kids under the age of 5. >> how hard is it dealing with two kids under 5, the chaos of your global lifestyle and you have two small children? >> i love it. i love it. even the hard moments, i love. nothing moves me and makes me feel as much as my kids. and they've inspired me to want to push harder for myself and in my work. >> you never think you're going to love someone that much, do you? >> don't, because i will bawl. i will bawl. >> oh, but those babies are precious. now, there is another killer blonde to watch out for. empire's taraji p. henson in a wig. if you think she's ruthless as cookie, just wait till you see her as proud mary. ♪ proud mary keep on burning >> mary, when you first meet her, is a stone cold killer. >> make room for proud mary because taraji says she's been waiting to pull the trigger on this role as a hit woman for hire. >> who the hell are you? >> i remember when i first put on the biker jeans and the combat boots and the

of racist white slave owner and the man who supposedly had a long affair with a black woman named sally have rings that was the underground story and that became mainstream in 74. so by the time i got around to wit in 2013 jefferson had 25 years of critical scholarly work. he was still longer considered a great american. many people say they wish they could blow his face-off of mount rushmore. or the jefferson memorial in washington d.c.. and by the 1990's they don't know anything other than a name and a hypocrite. so basically they knew nothing of the rest of his life. to be shrunk down to those two things but what struck me is while we could be disappointed and angry that he never freed the slaves but not to look at the other person but then with the hamilton craze but now jefferson is a caricature of not a real person so i thought it has taken me 50 years to get around to it i have the benefit of 50 years of wonderful scholarship in dozens of books on every aspect but i can put this in a more sophisticated context so to look away from slavery but the account of the south that took ra

dame sally davies says genome testing is still a cottage industry.nts within five years. patients will benefit if we can offer them the scan of their genome that'll make a difference to their treatment. that's clearly all people with rare diseases, of whom there are 3 million or more in this country. it's most patients with cancers, and quite a lot of infections. 0ur genome contains the instructions for how our bodies work. errors in the dna code can trigger disease. six out of ten cancer patients who have genome analysis can benefit from targeted treatment — drugs which attack dna faults in their tumours. this can spare them the more toxic side—effects of chemotherapy. it costs £680 to scan a genome, and that price is falling every few months. in some cases, it's now cheaper than existing tests, like invasive biopsies. but what about data confidentiality? the nhs believes it can protect genomic information, but some are concerned about the safeguards. if you're going to take a lot of sensitive information from people, then you need to make sure that

the taxpayer grant would be used by sallie mae to offset the salaries of the new employees.el on development finance will vote on the request on august 28th. >>> the world war ii epic "dunkirk" tap heard the top spot at the box office this weekend. plenty of awards helped push the buzz to the moviegoers to see the christopher nolan film. "dunkirk" brought in more than $50 million over the weekend. "girls trip" starring jada pinkett smith and queen latifah came in second pulling in more than $30 million and spider-man homecoming slipped to third. >> princes william and harry are opening up about their mom's death nearly 20 years after that tragic car accident in paris. it is the first time diana's sons have discussed her death and in this latest document william and harry detail their happiest memories of princess diana. they discuss their last phone call with their mother the day she died which they cut short because they were playing with their cousins. the documentary called diana our mother her life and legacy premiers on hbo. >>> chris harrison and steel are returning to