slough, mr speaker, is a town of firsts.now, more than three decades later, it has elected the first—ever turbaned sikh in the british parliament. hear, hear! indeed, i believe the first—ever to any european parliament. wow. a glass ceiling has truly been broken, and i sincerely hope that many more like me will follow in the years and decades to come. i was most overwhelmed during a recent trip up north, when an elderly gentleman walked up to me with tears streaming down his eyes and said, i'm proud, son, because i didn't think that i would see this in my lifetime. but, he said, being distinctive could have advantages. ifor one, mr speaker, and very much hoping that these brightly—coloured turba ns will act as a magnet, as you repeatedly point towards the member for slough to make his invaluable contribution to proceedings in this house. the new mp for slough making his first speech in the house of commons. and that's it from me for now. do join me at the same time tomorrow, when, among other things, we'll have highlights fr

he sloughing off the game against garrett cole. he was 4- 5. later ron hunter starting to pick it up with the bat and got to give him credit. five rbis and then buster posey leading the national league. he was 145 but johnny pitched just well enough to rack up his 61 in the rare low out. 13-5 giants over the pirates. that young man mike for the braves nearly pitches a no- hitter against the oakland a's today. jet lori argued that was to on. meantime sonny gray takes the loss late in the game. my camp delivers a little insurance. the first man to face it in the bottom of the ninth inning matt olson a 3-2 page and there goes the no-hitter and there goes the shutout and the braves racking up the victory. check this out on a friday night. this is not funny it is pathetic on the part of a fan that throws a ball from the upper deck and hits the umpire in the back of the head with the ball. happy to report that he is okay and hopefully they will find the culprit. you would have to say this is your defense of player of the day. malik smith fire down th

they said it may be a virus that similar to the stomach slough different than the virus they had that forced them to tout. >> >> could it be a google grudge someone is riding off with colorful bicycles and tossing them in a creek. a dozen bikes have been fished out over the past week and a half. as we met with the creek proekts group to talk about the problem they found one more bike in the water. google admits the number of cycles van issuing is mounting. >> >>> fall is here which means time for the newest iphone release. up to eight now. the rumored to have more of the the technology that made poke month go all this isn't cheap. the iphone 8 expected to be priced at more than shh 1,000. >> wow. >> you down for that. >> i am not. >>. >>> up next the giants old fashioned night of torture. we'll show you how it ended. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep th

this is lemm you'll wilson face ago slough of charges, including two counts of murder. he had been in the hospital since the crash. but is now in a jail cell. that crash lapped last friday night on highway 4. police say his car slammed into a car driven by the mother with her family inside. the woman's two young sons were killed and her 3-month-old baby is still in the hospital with serious injuries. wilson has a check reported criminal past including two previous dui arrests. >>> now to a newly issued heat adviserry for parts of the bay area. a live look at dublin still in the 70s at this hour. we bring in the chief meteorologist meteorologist jeff ranieri and hot but we expect heat tomorrow as well. >> we look at it lingering first part of the we can but numbers should drop. 79 in concord. 76 in gill roy. the heat advisory goes until saturday at 9:00 p.m. for hills above 1,000 feet more the east bay south bay and santa cruz mountains please remember to drink that water. we can show you now fast temperatures rauscher up tomorrow. hottest location of the east bay 6:00 a

. >>> a northern california man face ago slough of charges after leading police on a wild chase. in sand rafael around on the 8:30. a crash cause add backup and the driver in the backup intention i hit another car stole the strim's cell phone and drove north. another driver followed car. noticed the driver and passenger were fighting it turns out the suspect picked up a tran transient in san francisco. the transjent stafrted fight wg him when he wouldn't stop the car. the driver finally stopped where he was arrested. >>> coming up a very, very expensive self-y. >> now a cell phone photo went wrong. >> the unexpected closure that has brides across the country in the bay area a bit stressed out. >>> nbc's megyn kelly comes to the silicon valley she sat down with liz wagner and what she uncovered in the bro culture. >> 57 appear fog in san francisco and while the fog cools us off today. it's going to be little to no help tomorrow. i'll tell you where we reach 104 degrees. forecast in less than ten minutes. many soon-to-be brides are a bit more stressed tonight after hearin >>> many

. >> i'm taking a look at the slough of chinese economic data that came out overnight.we woke up this morning, due to retail sales, industrial output and g.d.p., all crinesed better than economists had expected. those here of course are in blue, yellow and white. all except g.d.p. which i left off so we don't get confused. what does this mean for china's debt problem? that's the biggest concern for investors when they come and wake up to this data. this is good news, better than expected g.d.p. is giving china some leeway to start unwinding some of that debt. we also spoke this morning to head of international fixed income. he's saying there's little evidence of when this story begins. for now china's cost financing remains low, as long as this economy continues to grow and beat expectations, china's debt problem is going to be ok. you can find that online. >> i think it's over to you. >> thanks. we've been talking about the equity rallies's relationship to the bond market and tech stocks. so i guess i wanted to wrap that all together and bring you this chart which look

this slough—based employment agency is worried about prioritise in skilled workers.ity of the workers that we provide, hundreds on a daily basis, are working in the elementary sector, they are blue—collar workers, and i don't think a points—based system is the right kind of approach to continue to attract that kind of labour for the uk market. the points—based system may cater for highly skilled migrants but it certainly wouldn't recognise, in my experience, the people with a low skill base that the country so much needs. he isn't the only businessman lobbying. we've had everything from businessmen saying that we need banks talking about contingency planning and possibly moving their headquarters elsewhere. disputes on this theme are rumbling along in government. keeping business happy overall, while meeting the 100,000 net migration target may prove impossible. you can't take control of everything. well, why has the commissioning of the report by the migration advisory committee, accompanied by a six—page letter setting out a three—phase transition period for eu nat

fwreing frustration being felt by the secretary of state who presides over a state department with a sloughies both department heads ambassador post attentions then some. politico reports it came to a head at the white house reporting under the headline tillerson belows up at top white house aide. it goes on to say it was over quote white house attempts to push personal on him. and about that border wall, "the new york times" reports the department of homeland security will be begin building protest o types in the san diego area this summer. for all of this it we are joined tonight by a journalist tracking these stories and more niles stand itch from the capital. he is white house columnist at the the hill." first things first, nile, the voter fraud commission the issue here is not only its lineage, invention and purpose for being but how much they now want from all of these states, one of which now famously told them where to jump. >> that's exactly right, brian. and i think it's that point, the point about private information that has caused even republican secretaries of state to object

now that that big cold front has sloughed across the area. when a cold front moves in, it often sweeps out all the moisture. we have low humidity today. forecast highs, 83, center city. low 80s, lehigh valley and burks township. 83 for trenton. kind of consistent. a lot of us around 82, 83. new jersey and delaware. rehoboth beach at 77, and cape may, 79 degrees with all that 9 in place. and even better yet, the winds coming in from the north which is helping keep the dry and cool air over us. that's lower than average temperatures. also today, the winds will be lower than yesterday light to breezy. 5 to miles per hour. 9 is the average in millville we go from our sunday morning to our sunday evening. not a lot to talk about on the board. how long can we keep this going? now we're monday morning. your commute, clear as can be. monday afternoon, a few spot clouds but mostly sunny, still no rain. tuesday morning, clear as well. and that lasts right on through tuesday afternoon and evening, too. mostly sunny, no rain. we have a stretch of at leas

in other words, he sloughed off the very job he was hired for. way to explain the righteous indignation we witnessed in the rose garden this afternoon? a man who feels stiffed by this southern senator who he gave the big time attorney general job. to fasten your seatbelts. inwe'll have some turbulence in this city. a u.s. attorney general on his way out after twisting slowly in the wind watergate style. or in trump style, briskly in the wind. one by one for leaking. he can save himself, sessions can. at least for a time if he shows his loyalty to trump by getting rid of the people. he can show loyalty to trump by showing disloyalty to those who showed loyalty from him. none of this will save him from trump's wratss. his original sin was to give tim sword and shield he was given to protect trump himself by recusing himself in the russian matter, he advocated his rowing to an emperor that will not forgive an act he views as tr s treasonous. so one day soon, he will be given the message, leave now while you can still walk out the door with a minimum

but, don't just slough it aside. what it said was, we're not going to allow the president of the united tates, as a member of the republican party, and republicans are in the majority in both houses, and overwhelmingly passed a thing that said no, mr. president, you can't do it without our participation. the administration was opened to that so don't just slough it off as that was unanimous it was but as you know, mr. mccarthy and i worked on that for about a month to get it to a place where it could be passed in the form and with the support that it had. so, there has been opportunities to work on a bipartisan basis. i would hope we could do that going forward. and let me say this, senator mccandle sam mcconnell said if this health care bill of thirst failed the option would be to work in a bipartisan fashion with the democrats. >> do you think that he meant that or do you think that was a threat at the time >> it may have been a threat but i hope he meant it and very frankly, i think if they're going to go back to

self-government sprung from their imagination and their desire as human beings to govern themselves, to slough off the monarchy that ruled them and ruled others in europe. but what ben franklin said was so important and so wise, because he didn't say a republic. he said a republic if you can keep it. they were creating when they wrote the constitution a mechanism for the american people to resolve their disputes. they were not creating a republic where they believed that everyone would agree with each other. they had vast disagreements. they had disagreements far greater than the ones we have. they had geographic disagreements. they had disagreements about big states and little states. they had disagreements about slavery. but they were able to come together and create a mechanism to resolve our differences. they didn't believe, as some people seem to on talk radio every day, that if you don't agree with the other person, that you must be a communist or you must be some right-winger. that's not what they believe. they believe there was a public purpose, that there was public virtue that underl

sloughing the program down is up to the plate urged the advice of the military officers and vote no on this amendment and yield back. >> thank you for the discussion. >> i would support the amendment. this delay is the program but i will make one that i've made before if we are going to properly fund the military, we have to make choices about what to fund and what not to fund. i agree we need a strong and robust determined for a wide variety of reasons. rush being primary among them. however, it is a trillion dollars is the estimation. we have to make some choices how we put together a nuclear deterrent force that meets our needs. our adversaries particularly china are able to have a credible deterrent for less money than we spend so the more we spend on the nuclear side is the less money we are able to spend on a lot of the other items we are talking about here today. at some point we have to make a choice. if you take any one piece of the defense budget in isolation and say is this important, you would make an incredibly powerful argument, but again it does not add up. we don't have

presenting our case as the individuals that we were, working closely with ted olson, david boise and a slough of lawyers. it was a completely amazing strategy that they employed because they -- they had the four plaintiffs, chris and i and two gentlemen from southern california. but they took every issue that we brought to the table, every instance of discrimination and how discrimination impacts us, whether it is our children, our family, our health, our financial well-being, our emotional well-being, how we feel or don't feel politically empowered. they brought other expert witnesses into that courtroom to provide the data and the research that backs up every single thing that we said. as chris talked about what it was like to grow up in bakersfield and know she was guy and be worried about being discriminated against by a teacher in high school, they brought in an expert witness to talk about that very thing from a research perspective. was a great opportunity for many individuals in the research and academic community to bring forth their work which typically doesn't this kind of audience