i love your salted chocolate -- >> "south park" like "the simpsons" pushed the culture. i think adults connected to it because of that reason. they appreciated the satire and how it attacked certain institutions. >> oh, yeah, because it was a cartoon. you put your defenses down. >> comedy by its very nature is disrespectful, and animation is a great way to really turn the disrespect into a whole world. >> don't bother with new ghost busters, not funny, chicks ruined it. can we get ice cream now? i want to get the taste of ass out of my mouth. >> they have no fear of boundaries. >> they address so many things so smartly, and there's a lot of poo, poo, fart jokes in there, but people don't consider it when they consider smart cogent an matesed comedy. or even comedy. it's really [ bleep ] good comedy. >> this week "south park" has gone out on syndication. it's amazing. look how much they have to cut out. to watch the first season, they don't cut anything out. >> it's very interesting to me how enduring some of those shows are. that's unusual for tv shows to be on this long

so whether it's the simpsons, family guy, your imagination is unlimited in animation. >> in animationyou can like have people ripping apart each other's guts. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> one thing that i like to say is that live action is low budget animation. >> it can be taught. >> the visual jokes, the best of them are often in animated cartoons. >> is to be being nervous, kid. >> he's the most gentle dentist in the whole wide world. >> comedy has been to move more and more towards animation. >> cartoons, if they're done right, can convey comedy very precisely. and if you think of it and it's funny, you can make it happen. >> animation and comedy goes right back to the extreme beginning of film. >> at the end of the '20s, start of the '30s, comedy shorts were very popular in cinema. so the big stars were people like charlie chaplin, buster keaton, cartoons were film shorts shown in theaters. early cartoons are loaded with starring characters like cocoa the clown and felix the cat. but then mickey mouse comes along and is considered the first sound cartoon character. ♪ >> not only did w

they hired glenn simpson at fusion gps. she was connected to glenn simpson.he met with him before and after, just as you said. there is direct links to these people. you know that is where the actual truth is, sean. this is the evidence that the people are not following and they need to be following. this is the reason why congress and why theg. senators have been so adamant for calling a special counsel to investigate this. it is a complete injusticens and if you are looking at it on its face, we can see that there was actually a campaign to unseat a duly elected president and, unfortunately -- >> sean: exactly. that's why the omarosa obsession and stormy obsession. >> exactly. >> sean: blank hole obsession whatever it happens to be of the day. crisis peddling but ignoring the biggest abuse of power in an attempt to literally t steal a presidential election. by the way, everyone seemsms to not care that we know the fix was in. bernie never had a shot in the primary. nobody ever seems to talkk about that anymore. if i was a democrat, and i voted for bernie, a

>>ivasan: cause you're a fan of the simpsons. >> i love the simpsons. grew up on the simpsons. i would say a ton of-- you know, my sense of-- a lot of my sensibilities come from watcerng that show night when i was a kid. because they're the simpsons. co i imagined they would'v up with something clever-- and it was just kind of like, "ah, we don't car we don't care what you have to say." i don't even think they saw the movie.om >>hing that started decades ago and was applauded and inoffensive is now politically incorrect, what can u do? >> some things will be dealt with at a later date. >> if atll. >> sreenivasan: did it upset you? >> it upset me as a simpsons fan. not so mh as an indian- american. and-- lisa wouldn't say that. lisa would've been tal ultimate soustice warrior. she would've been the first one on my side. >> sreenivasan: yeah. >> n all of a sudden it feel like, you know, they threw her under the bus. >> sreenivasan: you-- you know, you're tryin' to get-- throughout the film you try to get a response from hank azaria didn't in the film. but he did say something on

founder glenn simpson. republicans try to conduct government oversight and actually investigate these abuses of power, many on the left are calling for the republican party to be up ended. watch this. >> that's what needs to happen to the party of trump. it needs to burn to the ground. >> a total and complete violation of their oaths of office to defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. >> you see the republican party now sadly a portion of its base moving closer and closer to russia. not to their own devices they would just left russia run wild throughout our democracy. should congressman nunes be removed from his chairman ship of the house intelligence committee? >> absolutely. he should have been removed a year ago when it was very clear he was not working in the interest of congress. >> if you look at devin nunes, members of the freedom caucus, they remind me of the people that we conservatives used to call useful idiots that would fly down to nicaragua and

founder glenn simpson. republicans try to conduct government oversight and actually investigate these abuses of power, many on the left are calling for the republican party to be up ended. watch this. >> that's what needs to happen to the party of trump. it needs to burn to the ground. >> a total and complete violation of their oaths of office to defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. >> you see the republican party now sadly a portion of its base moving closer and closer to russia. not to their own devices they would just left russia run wild throughout our democracy. should congressman nunes be removed from his chairman ship of the house intelligence committee? >> absolutely. he should have been removed a year ago when it was very clear he was not working in the interest of congress. >> if you look at devin nunes, members of the freedom caucus, they remind me of the people that we conservatives used to call useful idiots that would fly down to nicaragua and

she is working for glenn simpson at fusion gps. she is a russian expert.he speaks russian fluently. she is passing information along, t and as you see these emails, they review a tight-knit relationship. i was talking to lawmakers today, and if they were emphatic about the fact that they needed to bring people to depose them. they will bring them to the house judiciary committee, the house oversight committee, so they can question them about this relationship and the information that they were passing to theth fbi. >> jeanine: clearly they are going to be doing that. it goodlatte is going to be doing that. but greg gregg jarrett, i will go to you. you we know it is a russian hoax, you wrote the book. even moret significantly, all of these players, this conspiracy e doj, the fbi, the hillary clinton campaign, fusion gps paid for by the dnc. where does that leave all of these players legally? >> you need a calculator to count all of the regulations and laws that have been violated here. not only did communist confederates that he a new was a fake document, t

so whether it's the simpsons, family guy, your imagination is unlimited in animation. >> in animationyou can like have people ripping apart each other's guts. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> one thing that i like to say is that live action is low budget animation. >> it can be taught. >> the visual jokes, the best of them are often in animated cartoons. >> is to be being nervous, kid. >> he's the most gentle dentist in the whole wide world. >> it's just the drill that hurts. >> comedy has been to move more and more towards animation. >> cartoons, if they're done right, can convey comedy very precisely. and if you think of it and it's funny, you can make it happen. >> animation and comedy goes right back to the extreme beginning of film. >> at the end of the '20s, start of the '30s, comedy shorts were very popular in cinema. so the big stars were people like charlie chaplin, buster keaton, cartoons were film shorts shown in theaters. >> early cartoons are loaded with starring characters like cocoa the clown and felix the cat. but then mickey mouse comes along and is considered the first sound

this was t a client of glenn simpson.lenn simpson was the person who was responsible for producing the clinton-funded dossier. how does this happen, how did this combination happened, how are all these? people in the sae room? i think that is the essential point that has been a lighted orb skewered almost all the time in the press, i think that once, things start to become clearer. >> tucker: you are speaking of natalia bussell nuts gaia? >> yes. >> tucker: the famous russian attorney who said she was in there to talk about russian adoptions, and then others say she was there to pedal dirt alternative hillary clinton. how is she a client of glenn simpson? >> the whole idea that her about talking about adoptions, that is her part of her effort to roll back the magnitsky act, sanctioning russian officials, and other associates of vladimir putin. so again, glenn simpson, who was hired by the clinton campaign to produce the dossier, allegedly unraveling, unearthing trump's ties to russia, is actually working on behalf of pro-

and what the timing was and what we know from publicly available testimony is that glenn simpson told investigators that he never had contact with bruce ohr until after the 2016 election, around thanksgiving. but emails and handwritten notes reviewed by fox news and that time frame is august, september and october of 2016, leading up to the election. >> molly: catherine herridge, consistently breaking news on the story. let's bring in the house judiciary committee. he just and stepped out, and, and they are desperate to stop candidate trump from being president trump up before and after he became the president-elect. bruce ohr would appear to be without partisan, and his wife since 2015, they didn't properly disclose that. however he did disclose this he said to fbi officials and he named names, and that, then, never ended up getting back to the department of justice or his boss apparently and certainly not into these fisa warrants which were only justified to tap on behalf of government and not making them aware of things which in fact bruce ohr now tells us he did make people aware

now bruce ohr also wrote that glenn simpson gave him a memory stick during a discrete meeting at a coffeehop. by the way, where is that a stick? is an acid wash? to the beat it up with a hammer? not put this simply, this new, clear evidence is showing hillary clinton's oppo research team was working with the department of justice in the obama years to malign an opposition party candidate and bruce ohr, barack obama's number four at the doj, represented team clinton's efforts to use your government as a weapon against the trump campaign. and as we speak some of the house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte, he is now preparing subpoenas for bruce ohr, nelly ohr, and glenn simpson. we are learning new details about christopher steele and his shady ties to a russian oligarch. byron york uncovered emails from 2016 showing that christopher steele was in fact lobbying on behalf of a rush of aluminum tycoon -- oh, guess what, with close ties to vladimir putin. robert mueller, jeff sessions, where are you people? steele even pressed bruce ohr to help rectify those russian oligarchs u.s. visa status

all of a sudden, bruce ohr goes to a coffee shop in washington and he meets glenn simpson.istopher steele's boss, the owner of fusion gps, the clinton research firm. he gets a thumb drive of documents coming to bruce ohr. bruce ohr is not in the counterintelligence chain. he's not an fbi counterintelligence person. in fact, his wife worked for fusion gps so he might have a conflict of interest -- >> sean: might have or does? >> that's for the lawyers to decide but clearly it's been flagged. he gets a series of admissions and he writes down in his notes -- i think they are important. i'll go through these quickly, one, simpson technologys encouraged steele to leak a story just before the election as a hail mary attempts. obviously, to throw the election. now remember, glenn simpson testified that he only pursued this information because he thought it was good citizenship, wasn't about politics, it was about being a good citizen. here you see him telling his friend who takes a note, it's about elections. here is another one, he doesn't have any sources in moscow where this al

how is she a client of simpson?> talking about adoptions was part of an effort to roll back an act sanctioning russian officials and associate of vladimir putin. simpson hired by the clintom campaign to it produce the dossier unearthing trump's ties to russia is working on behalf of pro-kremlin interest. that's what she was doing in that meeting. to roll back american legislation on putin regime officials and other associates. >> tucker: so a glenn simpson client is key to the case in trump kluged colluding with the russian government. why is this not a widely known fact? >> look, i think what happened here is i think that we have seen fusion gps and seen the press take a picture. the picture is of donald trump and other trump campaign members in a meeting with a russian lawyer. then they wrote the caption underneath. what does the caption say? collusion. the other caption -- the real caption is something else. the facts are different. the facts that she was there working on a case that simpson is also working on. t

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emma simpson, bbc news.er opened in 2008 as part of a major redevelopment — a flagship department store for the city centre after a history of troubles. 0ur ireland correspondent, emma vardy, has been been gauging customers' reactions to today's rescue deal. the arrival of house of fraser brought much more than designer clothes — it signified belfast was becoming a modern city and moving away from its violent past. since then, belfast has welcomed increasing numbers of shoppers and tourists. the opening of this store is still remembered as a moment the city felt revived. i think it was the beginning of things improving in belfast, and you saw a lot of lines there that you didn't get in other stores. and rather than being overshadowed, independent retailers in the city say they rely on house of fraser's success. it's incredible, because it's such a huge draw, for locals, for tourists, and also for the huge amount of staff that work there. you know, you think about the disposable income that we, as the smaller

niour next guest is a cart and the emmy-winning creator of "futurama" and "the simpsons."let's take a look. ♪ >> oh, elfo, you're so naughty. >> why is everyone always saying that? just because i'm not jolly all the time doesn't make me a weirdo. hey, get out of here, weirdo. >> your whining really turns me on. >> seth: please welcome to the show matt groening, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪et >> how are you? >> i'm good. >> seth: i'm so happy and honored to have you here. >> that was a misleading clip. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that is a misleading clip. okay. es yeah, yeah, because the of the show does not look like that. le seth: okay, gotcha. >> that was our li introduction to elfwood, which is drawn and animated in a fleischer brothers style from the 1930s. >> seth: interesting. >> the rest -- we were going to start the show sat way -- h: uh-huh. >> and realized that people would it off in 15 seconds. so you'll get the real show.et you'llhat later. >> seth: so you arguably sent over the worst possible clip for the show. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, i did. yes. >

steele and simpson were clearly pushing their russian lies.hey all knew it was total b.s. by the way, that is why steele want to the firewall, that is why he is scared to death he will get caught. in the moment, sara carter and catherine herridge will join us for a full report. first, a deep dive into president trump's very important security clearance review and to several current and former high-ranking officials. yesterday, the president strippeder top-secret access frm conrad john brennan and for good reason. last night as we demonstrated how brennan clearly violated caa policy, "in the case of former cia directors, the agency holds that their security clearance and renews it every five years for the rest of their life, however, that requires former cia directors to behave like current cia employees. that is not brennan. he also used his security clearance to validate conspiracy theories that he's regularly pushing and getting paid for on msnbc, and leaking sensitive information to the general public as it relates to the dossier, through h

he read the simpson paper. they were discussing that, a communication came from churchill that sure enough advocated a diversion and a third message arrived from the u.s. ambassador in london who would check churchill's fact and found them to be faulty. >> to be able to compare those three documents side by side, fdr changed position but he didn't tell anybody about it until he got back to washington and met with the joint chiefs of stemson. they were elated. if fdr could hold meeting. churchill believed that he could manipulate roosevelt and only a couple days before he told the canadian prime minister, he's a fine fellow but comes around, not this time. when they met at high park, churchill expected he would get the atomic agreement he wanted and hold to strategy but fdr would not give in and would not go to quebec with him until later on and when he did, two things happened, both men needed a commitment from the other in writing. first thing that happened was the generals agree to overlord and hours later fd

we're know christopher steele and simpson were pushing the russian lies. they all knew it was total b.s. by the way, that is why steele wanted the firewall. that is why he is scared to death he will get caught. now in a moment, sara carter and catherine herridge will join us for a full report. but first take a deep dive in president trump's very important security clearance review. and several current and former high-ranking officials. yesterday the president stripped top secret access from john brennan and for good reason. we demonstrated last night how brennan violated the c.i.a. policy. it says, "in the case of former c.i.a. directors, the agency holds that their security clearance and renews it every five years for the rest of their lives. however, that requires former c.i.a. directors to behave like current c.i.a. employees." well, that is not brennan. we also used the security clearance to validate conspiracy theories that he is regularly pushing and getting paid for on msnbc and leaking, of of course, sensitive information about the dossier, through

there's a connection between bruce ohr, nellie ohr his wife, fusion gps for whom she worked, glenn simpson and christopher steele. explain that to the audience >> this is highly significant because it shows a very contention shows relationship between the way they felt about donald trump which we know christopher steele had said to bruce ohr in the 302's, fbi

you can now visit a real-life simpson quickie mart.a huge fan of "the simpsons" you can enjoy a heat lamp hot dog. the convenience are also cells some character member bill yet for fans. the aztec theater expected to open later this year. it's just a little simpson area there. that's of their call there on the show. it sounds like a lot of calories. the state of california wants to regulate what your children drink when their restaurants. and here's something that they might agree about. get rid of quarterly earnings reports. will take a look at your futures. we have a nice little kick kickoff to our markets on this monday. you're watching fbn:am. welcome back let's get you caught up on what's happening now. taking look at futures on your monday. whether it's china or turkey. they like it. nasdaq up 26 and a quarter. present trump attorney is getting criticism for the exclamation on where he -- why he will not allow that. he doesn't want to get the president trapped into perjury. >> it some these version of the truth. he didn't have a

bruce orr, nelly orr, fusion gps cofounder glen simpson. is it that that subpoena will win out? >> well, better late than never. i'm glad he's doing it. i think it's a critical piece of information that the public has got to have access to. we're already suing -- in fact we sued to get ahold of the orr, gps, steele communications. we filed those requests literally months ago to exhaust the administrative process so so it was ripe for litigation. he was issue a subpoena and act quickly which is great. he should. we were ahead of him in hopes that we could get it through the legal process. as long as the information gets out, that's the important thing. lou: it's nice you have the confidence that that's going to succeed. do you really have that kind of confidence and if you have confidence, high, medium, low krfd. >confidence. >> i think it's quite high based on judicial watch -- lou: i'm talking about the judiciary s subpoenas. >> they've had to pull teeth to get anything. i expect more gamesmanship. i'm glad they're asking and exercising th

emma simpson.house of fraser began. it's early doors and staff are fearing the worst. began. it's early doors and staff are fearing the worstlj began. it's early doors and staff are fearing the worst. i don't think i have an understanding of it here. it's not really been explained to us at all. i think we're all trying to keep each other up, stay motivated and hope for a good outcome. today, shoppers had to wait. in hull, many worried about losing one of their favourite stores. edwin davis, british owned stores are now this one, where we going to shop? at our age? but, by the time the doors opened across the country there is 161—year—old chain had a new owner. what happened to house of fraser todayis what happened to house of fraser today is the most shocking example yet of the distress that is currently playing out on our high streets. it's now in the hands of one of retail‘s most controversial and colourful bosses, who made his fortune with a chain known for stacking it high and selling it cheap.

our business correspondent emma simpson reports. is the last thing this business needs — a stream of angry customers. the website is down and orders cancelled, thousands of them. house of fraser says it is sorry, and refunds will be given. nearly a fifth of its sales are now online, business this chain can ill afford to lose. one of house of fraser's failings over the last few years has been that its online offer has not been good enough. and that's something that mike ashley's team will be wanting to remedy pretty quickly. but it demonstrates how suddenly, if your online offer can't be delivered, how it impacts your customers and their ability to spend money with you straightaway. here is the problem. its warehouse operator, xpo logistics, has stopped processing orders, including at this site in milton keynes, in a dispute over payment. this time last week, mike ashley came riding to the rescue. he did so by buying this chain through what is known as a prepack administration, a much—used process that is controversial, because it me

. >>> a convenient store well-known to the fans of the simpson, where you can visit the quickie martnd what you can buy there. at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. ...and you suddenly realizes you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. . >> a possible solution for bart that caused $24 million a year. the crack down on fare evaders, the details they are look at that comes with a $200 million price tag. >> stocks mostly higher and traders trading up shares in industrial companies and the dow is up 93 points. >>> glitz topped guns that box office. >> you know them or something? . >> the romantic comedy crazy rich asians, this is the first hollywood film with an all asian cast in 25 years. crazy rich asians came in number one this week. >>> fans of the simpsons may want to plan a trip to myrtle beach. this full-service store opened friday and you can by squishies and the other things the simpsons like. >> the

justice official bruce war and nelly or, on the payroll of fusion gps and the cofounder of glenn simpson. after series of scoops from john solomon including a news story tonight suggesting simpson may have given bruce or a thumb drive after the 2016 election that may have had dirt on donald trump. these stories revealing new emails, text messages that suggest bruce or throughout the 2016 campaign was in close contact with former british spy christopher steele who was putting together that dossier alleging the president's team was colluding with the russians but this news correspondent adds a wrinkle, lobbying or for russian oligarchs to get a visa, a billionaire blocked from travel to the us a decade ago because of suspected russian mob ties. in february 2016, he emailed the oligarch, it would be helpful if you could monitor it and let me know if any complications arise, the justice department respond to the extent i can, i will keep an eye on the situation and goes on to questioning tom cotton, the fbi director chris ray testified he could only discuss this matter in a classified settin

oh, and of course, purchase simpsons merchandise. the store is the first full- service kwik-e-mart in the world. it's attached to a "simpsons"-themed aztec theater... expected to open later this year. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) but our primetime coverage is just getting started this monday. grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))thank you pam and ken next at nine....new details in the tragic death of a utah firefighter...who was helping battle the mendocino complex fire.we've learned he was killed by fallen tree debris...right after a plane dropped flame retardent.now an investigation is underway to ensure somethng like this doesn't happen again.that's coming up in a live report. plus new tonight at nine... muni responds after delays and gaps in service caused several students to be late on the first day of school.((grant)) and...a tense standoff with an armed man accused of attacking his mother...ends peacefully. we'll hear from witnesses. ((vicki))keep it here...kron 4 news at nine s

what about glenn simpson from fusion gps meeting with that kremlin lawyer both before and after the now infamous 2016 trump tower meeting? that doesn't sound fishy to your? mark it down for your calendar. these questions must be opposed to bruce ohr when he testifies before congress on august 28th. by the way, why aren't those appearances public? we reached out to ohr for comment. shockingly didn't receive a reply. sara carter will have more details in her report. first, we have an update on the media's trial of the century after 12 days, closing arguments on both sides have come to an end. paul manafort's defense clearly relying on the terrible credibility of the prosecution's star witness. that is manafort's former business partner rick gates, despite him admitting to have numerous felonies, mueller provided him with a get out a free card in change for his testimony. remember sammy "the bull" romano, the gangster, who killed up to 19 people. so many other cd individuals that aren't just -- get out of jail free free cr testimony. it's a serious problem. frequently resulting in less tha

simpson case and everything went from there. i got to meet celebrities like david gregory along the way. and so, a kind of went from there. i've always been a history buff and the opportunity to take my experience in covering trials in my passion and love for history in being able to work on this book was just a real try. the criminal trial, but the civil trial afterward is also covered, which at that point we got to do together. and in colorado. you have the oklahoma city bombing and the trial of timothy mcveigh and then do jonbenet murder investigation. all of this is happening at a time with in almost one after the other were a lot of high profile trials where the public seem to be enthralled in these cases in a way that hasn't sustained itself even now? >> you know, there is definitely a period in the 90s and there was a little. theory imac has always been that reality shows became the reason people stopped watching trials, that because they became the sort of soup to version of a trial and then people realized reality shows

the shop has memorabilia, food, drinks and one-of-a-kind items from "the simpsons."rvice kwik-e-mart store in the world. the aztec theatre, another place from the show, is expected to open right next door later this year. (annie) your forecast is next. (sara)coming up in the next hour... many are gearing up for the big race this morning. i'm live with the details. next. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (on we know what it's like to learn from the best. we know there's nothing quite like watching a son rise. we know that what's outside can change what's inside. we know the great outdoors. we love the great outdoors. bass pro shops and cabela's bring you the fall hunting classic, with huge savings on the latest gear. like these muck men's waterproof rubber boots for under $90. and save $100 on this leupold lto-tracker thermal imager. pantazes... today is sunday... august 26th 20-18. let's get a check of the weather with anny hong. (anny hong): a mainly dry weather pattern with temperatures at or slightly below seasonal normals will persist over the region through next week. n

emma simpson, bbc news. the time is 8.16. the rules on vaping, despite some questions over whether it's safety. and still to come... we love you, aretha franklin! from one legend to another, stevie wonder pays tribute to queen of soul, aretha franklin. coming up on sportsday, we have never had a fight. paul pogba is a respectable player according to his managerjose mourinho who has called any reports of unrest at manchester united lies. councillors in birmingham are asking the public for ideas on how to promote more racial integration. though the city is one of the most diverse in the uk, with more than a third of the population made up of ethnic minority groups, some areas are heavily segregated, leaving different communities living in isolation. sima kotecha has more. birmingham is home to families from nearly 200 countries. but its council says people aren't always mixing, and that's holding communities back both socially and economically. those of asian origin make up more than 25% of the population here, and some of them

emma simpson, bbc news, east midlands airport., which wants a new referendum on brexit, is attempting to change labour party policy. that's according to a leaked memo. it wants mps and activists to submit a motion at the labour conference next month, committing the party to backing a new referendum on the final brexit deal. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake is with me now. jonathan, what more can you tell us? how likely is this to result in a labour party change in policy? people's vote think it's worth a try, the government's position if they have ruled out a second referendum and labour's is slightly different, they say they will respect the result of the 2016 brexit vote but all lots and should be on the table if a deal is rejected by parliament. people's vote are nudging at what they clearly see as an ajar door and this memo has gone out to all of their members, suggesting those who are labour party members should submit a motion to the party conference next month which would call for people being allowed to express t

emma simpson, bbc news.arts of europe, with some countries preparing for near record—breaking temperatures, in the blistering heat. the highest ever recorded on the continent was 48 degrees celcius in athens, more than a0 years ago, but portugal could get very close with temperatures forecast to be around 47 degrees, while parts of spain today reached the mid 40s, and are on red alert. sima kotecha reports now from cordoba in southern spain. for many, it is unbearable. dry heat, no breeze and no change. all across spain and portugal, people are desperately searching for ways to stay cool. this week in montero, temperatures were the hottest in spain. peaking at 45 degrees. in nearby cordoba, doctors are worried about how visitors will cope. of course people come into cordoba, they want to see everything, they want to visit all the places in cordoba and they are not used to these temperatures. they should stay inside the places, but do not walk around in the midday, because it is very dangerous for them. of co

laura simpson is the planning and housing manager for concord. liz: what does the lack of race and ethnicity information mean to a city and a county trying to do this analysis? laura simpson: so, it is harder to get at if there is any unequal treatment. meghan: well, when i contacted them-- liz: back in richmond, meghan roberts says as soon as she noticed the error on her application, she called quicken loans. the company says the banker accidentally clicked on the wrong box. quicken loans corrected it and reported her real demographic data to the government. robecle loan the next week. liz: peter smith, the researcher you heard from says regulators need to take a close look at race reporting trends. congress is currently debating a plan to streamline the data banks are required to keep tabs on. we'll keep you posted. announcer: it's a type of fishing gear known for its deadly catch. some lawmakers are now pushing to ban these nets, but fishermen say that would drown their business. we investigate next. while oti'm the only ones servthat has the

lets show you the shot of the day, webb simpson >>> quickly over to golf, 2nd round of the world golf championships in akron, aka the bridgestone. the shot of the day, webb simpson, 116 yards out, give me the spinback, yes, sir, 5-under 65, tied for 10th. as for tiger woods, look at this tee shot at the par 3 12th, would love this game, set up an easy birdie. 2-under 68, five shots behind justin thomas, ian poulter and tommy fleetwood tied for the lead at 11-under par. >>> hey, in tennis venus williams headline a quarterfinal night at silicon valley classic, far court against maria sacari and like this volley this one went back and forth. williams led 3-0 the 1st set but dropped that. in the 2nd set tiebreaker i'm going to guess if the ball lands on your side of the netted, not good. it was sacari's night, 6-4, 7-6 at the silicon valley classic. did you play tennis? >> i did. >> did she play? she was a tennis star! >> no. >> and she's all humble about it. >> no, i wasn't a tennis star. i was not a tennis star. i was definitely amateur. >> we'll be right back. e takes, your wireless bi

emma simpson, bbc news.ews, our africa correspondent alastair leithead investigates the illegal trade in rhino horn in rhinos: killing and corruption. the rhinoceros has been on the planet from millions of years. but it could be gone in our lifetimes. its horn is now worth more than cocaine on the blackmarket, so poachers are driving to extinction. a wonderful species, but it seems to me they want to completely eliminate them from the face of the earth. but it is not just them from the face of the earth. but it is notjust the greed of poachers and traffickers. corruption is fuelling the crisis. it doesn't matter where you go in zululand, there is police corruption. in south africa it is infecting the courts and the parks that should the protecting them. half of the rangers are corrupt. we meet the go-between who took bribes from poachers.” would give to most of his friends, lawyers, prosecutors. magistrates are now being investigated, and we meet the activist risking her life to bring down the kingpins.” mee

emma simpson, bbc news.ridge disaster in northern italy. but the majority of victims' families have opted for private ceremonies, amid growing anger towards the authorities. there have been numerous claims that successive italian governments have neglected to ensure proper maintenance of much of the country's transport network. james reynolds reports from genoa. amid the heavy machinery and the tonnes of rubble, the search for survivors sometimes comes down to a single voice. "anybody there?" shouts a rescuer. there's no reply. but they will keep going for a while longer. it is difficult to say we will finish tomorrow but i can tell you that probably in a couple of days, we should finish. but it is really depending on how we can remove all the debris. parts of the operation are extremely delicate. here, firefighters reverse a truck abandoned right next to the edge of the collapse. professor antonio brencic is on the official investigation commission. before he was appointed, he told me that the original engi

and of course, purchase simpsons merchandise.first full-service kwik-e- mart in the world. it's attached to a "simpsons"- themed aztec theater expected to open later this year. (grant) aston martin is teaming up with eon productions -- the company behind the james bond films -- to recreate 'perhaps' the most recognizable car of all time. the aston martin d-b-5. james bond was introduced to the iconic vehicle in the 1964 film 'goldfinger'. the re- created version will feature some of the famous gadgets including revolving number plates. they are making a total of 25 cars... and will cost a of 25 cars... and will cost a cool 3.5 million dollars. don't look for them on the roads starting in 20-20 -- well, starting in 20- the roads starting in 20-20 -- well, because the db-5 isn't street legal. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... we are learni

he goes on to say simpson's had the first time, glenn simpson who owns fusion gps, where bruce ohr'sife works, so the first time i was dealing with bruce ohr was at thanksgiving. the problem is there's an email exchange that shows they had been communicating since august. lisa page, bruce ohr, and glenn simpson's all contradict each other. there's no way that should be allowed you're trying to do an investigation. if the fbi or department of justice was doing this investigation, they would not be tolerating this. they've got to get all three out there in front of us and tried to contradict each other. >> tammy: what we are seeing here is the weaponizing, as we have discussed, of the federal law enforcement framework against a presidential election and presidential nominee, candidate, which was they wanted, which was an insurance policy to keep something happening. this is a lesson for conservatives everywhere. communities in this country talk about law enforcement framing people, making up evidence, targeting individuals, deciding that the ends justifies the means. a lot of people wh

oh, and of course, purchase simpsons merchandise.e first full- the store is the first full- service kwik-e-mart in the world. it's attached to a "simpsons"-themed aztec theater... expected to open later this year. "i'm jessica smith in washington. a new bill aims to crack down on overdraft fees but not everyone thinks this will be good for consumers i'll have both side of the debate coming up." (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (grant) 4 your money tonight senator sherrod brown has introduced a bill to crack down on overdraft fees.(vicki) he says banks use the fees to take advantage of vulnerable consumers -- but critics say the bill could hurt the people it's meant to help. our washington correspondent jessica smith reports. each year, americans pay billions of dollars in overdraft fees. consumers have to "opt-in" for overdraft protection --- agreeing to pay a fee of about $30, instead of having their card declined. senator sherrod brown says some banks are usi

emma simpson, bbc news, east midlands airport.member those killed in grenfell tower fire last year. a 72 second silence was observed at 3 o'clock to respect the 72 people who died at the block — which is close to the parade. more than a million people are expected to have attended the festival. the metropolitan police say a hundred and thirty—three people were arrested at the event yesterday, and 20 weapons were seized. this friday marks 21 years since the death of princess diana — and this week we're hearing from the winners of the diana award, an award established in the princess's memory to celebrate young people who have gone above and beyond to change the world for the better. earlier i spoke to benjamin bennett, who is one of the diana award winners. he won the award for his fight against discrimination and prejudice towards the roma and traveller communities. he told me some of the discrimination he has experienced. the discrimination i've faced is, you know, it's for as long as i can remember. the first time that i started