the southern kings have come off some great wins in super rugby, beating the sharks, bidding most of eir other teams really close. they are the sleeping giants of southern by. are the sleeping giants of southern rugby. they are a huge force, and if you look at some of their statistics back when they first joined, you look at some of their statistics back when they firstjoined, 32,000 average attendance, we can connect with that rugby audience. we are going into rugby heartlands that, just as it is here in ireland. and those two teams, i think they are going to be adding something special oui’ going to be adding something special our tournament. ahead of england's fourth and final test against south africa, stuart broad says the side are firmly focussed on winning the series. they go into the match, which starts on friday at old trafford, with a 2—1 lead. i certainly don't think we will be looking to go out there and consolidate. we need to play the way that naturally we have got characters who like to play. that is that sort of counter—attacking, free—flowing play, but using the exper

southern kings and cheetahs will be part of an expanded tournament from september. hello again.ou forjoining us. he might have won eight olympic golds and 11 world titles, but usain bolt claims he'll still have to prove himself at his swansong in london. the jamaican‘s talking up his chances. as ever, insisting he's still the fastest man in the world despite only going under ten seconds once this season ahead of his final 100 metres before retiring at the world championships later this week. bolt has been holding court in front of the world's media today. and he was asked what he'd like his legacy to be if he retains his 100 title. unbeatable, i guess. you say has retired unbeatable. because you still have the relay, right? yes, but you never know. for me that would be the headline. hopefully. that'll be the big headline. unbeatable. unstoppable. you can see a lot more from usain bolt come he has been speaking to oui’ bolt come he has been speaking to our sport editor. that is on the bbc sport website. england goalkeeper karen bardsley will miss the rest of euro 2017 after it wa

the pro 12 is now the new pro14 and includes the cheetahs and the southern kings from south africa.in dublin today. nial foster was there. the addition of two south african clu bs to the addition of two south african clubs to fund a new league has been well signposted. today in dublin, we got the final details. the expanded toa got the final details. the expanded to a lament, which will now include the southern kings and the cheetahs will split into seven, two welsh, two irish and one team from scotland, italy and south africa. the cheetahs scotland, italy and south africa. the cheeta hs and scotland, italy and south africa. the cheetahs and kings will play their home games in port elizabeth but will not be able to qualify for european competition. it has also been agreed that full—time professional south african referees are to be included, part of the long term strategy to improve the standard of the league. we have ring fence the derby games, added not out by fence the derby games, added not out rugby with three rounds, rather than too. we have really allowed us to develop a tour

the cheetahs, who are based in bloemfontein, and the southern kings from port elizabeth recently lostetition. in the new expanded pro14 the teams will be split evenly into two conferences with two teams from ireland and wales in each and one team from scotland, italy and south africa. they are the defending champions. they are the defending champions. they set at the top now. the southern kings have had some great winds, beating the sharks and most of the australian teams. they are the sleeping giants of south african by. the sleeping giants of south african rugby. they are a huge force and if you look at some of the statistics, back with a 32,000 average attendance, we can connect with that by attendance, we can connect with that rugby audience going to rugby heartland, just as it is in ireland. those two teams are going to be adding something special to the turner meant. —— turner meant. british gymnast ellie downie will miss 0ctober‘s world championships in canada after ankle surgery. the 18—year—old injured her left ankle at the british championships in march... downie plans to re

the cheetahs, who are based in bloemfontein, and the southern kings from port elizabeth recently lostgby competition. in the new expanded pro14 the teams will be split evenly into two conferences with two teams from ireland and wales in each and one team from scotland, italy and south africa. the defeat are depending terry cup champions, the southern kings have come some great wins in super rugby —— the cheaters makro are the defending currie cup champions. they are the sleeping giant south rugby, are the sleeping giant south rugby, a huge force and if you look at some of their statistics when they first joined, 32,000 average attendance, we can connect with that rugby audience can go into a rugby heartland just as it is here in ireland and those two teams will be adding something special that our tournament. british gymnast ellie downie will miss 0ctober‘s world championships in canada after ankle surgery. the 18—year—old injured her left ankle at the british championships in march but went on to win four medals in april's european championships. downie plans to return for next year'

the cheetahs, who are based in bloemfontein, and the southern kings from port elizabeth recently loste split evenly into two conferences. there will be two teams from ireland and wales in each and one team in each from scotland, italy and south africa. beating most of the australian teams and pushing other teams real close. they are the sleeping giants of south african rugby. they are a huge force. if you look at the statistics back when they joined force. if you look at the statistics back when theyjoined with 32,000 average attendance, we can connect with that rugby audience. we're going to rugby heartlands there just as it is here in ireland. and those two teams, i think, they will be adding something special to our tournament. british gymnast ellie downie will miss october's world championships in canada after ankle surgery. the 18—year—old injured her left ankle at the british championships in march, but went on to win four medals in april's european championships. downie plans to return for next year's commonwealth games in australia. she's tweeted, "a minor setback is a pathway

the cheetahs, who are based in bloemfontein, and the southern kings from port elizabeth, recently lostn the new expanded pro14 the teams will be split evenly into two conferences with two teams from ireland and wales in each, and one team in each from scotland, italy and south africa. we looked at player welfare and the amount of weekends there are in a season and a mix between those two reasons and quite liked the conference set—up with more play—off by conference set—up with more play—off rugby at the end of the season with six teams going through to knock—out stages and with global season in 2020, with the longer tail, post six nations it just felt like 2020, with the longer tail, post six nations itjust felt like the right format for our tournament and allows us format for our tournament and allows us to do what we're doing, expand further at some stage in the future. so it felt like the right thing to do. british gymnast ellie downie will miss october's world championships in canada after ankle surgery the 18—year—old injured her left ankle at the british championships in march bu

seventeen when shots rang out at the height of lunch rush at a restaurant called virginia's on king it's a popular southern cuisine place in the heart of the downtown business section police say the shooter did kill one person inside the restaurant somehow they were able to remove the victim and get him to the hospital but other hostages were held for our worse a section of downtown was shut off from the public and residents inside that section were all. and on lockdown during that time more than two hours into the standoff at around two thirty in the afternoon a loud bang rang out in the middle of a press conference and then post and courier crime reporter andrew knapp tweeted paramedics just carried someone out of virginia's on king in charleston on a stretcher soon after that moment police began breaking down those barriers according to authorities and the other hostages are all ok authorities say that after failing to negotiate with the shooter for hours police shot him and he is in critical condition well even before all of this took place as the scene was still unfolding the charleston mayor told med

also talked about massive resistance, we talked about wliet southerners not wanting to overturn the system of racial segregation. enter king and the southern christian leadership conference and they started to try to integrate society in the south. one of the first targets was busing. they use add boycott. this is a theme i'm trying to system. they used a boycott of southern busing system in montelongo, alabama. so in montgomery you had large numbers of african-americans riding the bus to go to work what the sclc did and king did is they encouraged the african-americans not to ride the bus. that affected the bottom line of the busing companies thp they couldn't grate anymore because they were losing money. that was a major victory for king and his organization. and from 1956 they went on to tray to integrate other industries and places in the south. it culminated in 1964 with, '65 when the federal government is going to pass the first civil rights legislation that really has some teeth. in 1964 and the voting rights act in 1965. as interesting and fascinating as i found that history, as somebody from bakersfield, somebody

at twelve seventeen this afternoon it was the height of lunch rush at virginia's on king which is a popular southern cuisine restaurant and it's the heart of the business section in downtown so that section of downtown was on lockdown for hours this. watt was on scene hostage negotiators were on scene trying to deal with the assailant there was a loud bang in the middle of a press conference around two thirty so nearly two and a half hours after this all started and then a posting career crime reporter andrew nappa tweeted paramedics just carried someone out of virginia's on king in charleston on a stretcher so soon after that moment police began breaking down the barriers in downtown according to authorities the other hostages are all ok but even as all of this scene was still unfolding the charleston mayor told media they already knew the shooters general motive. you know. again this was a scene that was taking place in downtown charleston for hours and citizens were urged to stay away if they were in the lockdown section and downtown they were urged to shutter in place so it was stopped still in

we talked about white southerners not wanting to overturn this system of racial segregation. so enter king and the southern christian leadership conference and they started to try to integrate society in the south. one of their first targets was busing, right? they used a boycott of the southern busing system in montgomery, alabama, right? so in montgomery, alabama, you had a large number of african-americans who rode the bus every day to go to work. they encouraged those african-americans not to ride the bus. what did that do? it affected the bottom line of those busing companies and they couldn't segregate any more because they were losing money, right? so that was a major victory for king and his organization and from 1956 they went on to try to integrate other industries and places in the south. it culminated in 1964, '65 when the federal government is going to pass the first civil rights legislation that really has some teeth in 1964 and then the voting rights act of 1965. so as interesting and as fascinating as i found that history, as somebody from bakersfield, as somebody from the

involved in this, and we don't want to rock the boat and jeopardize our support in the southern states. so mrs. king was desperate to find some help and she appealed to harris walford who was working the civil rights office of the kennedy headquarters. walford wanted jack kennedy to do something. he wondered, who can i do to? he turned to shriver. kennedy was in chicago at the time and so shriver waited until kenny o'donnell and salinger and sorenson had left the room and he went in and said, look, jack, coretta king is in terrible discomfort. you could help if you just called her and kennedy, without ever trying to calculate beyond that said, sure, i'll call her. give me her number and he dialed her number in the hotel room, and it was a breakthrough. dr. king's father, danny king was really a more prominent political player than was dr. martin luther king, jr., at the time and he immediately was ready to go public with it, and he was prepared to vote for nixon, and announced that he was going to vote for kennedy. jack kennedy went off from chicago on the plane and mentioned casually to pierre sali

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earlier, so that is at least some good news we don't have parts of the southern maryland still involved, calvert, sound marry 's, central king george and stafford all encompassed in this watch. take a look at the damage tonight, down trees, power lines, even hail, and we have had a lot happening with all of this, and some flooding. we will have more details later and let you know when you can expect sun to return ment back to you. >> thanks, gwenn. >>> new tonight, two women rushed to a local trauma center after being stabbed outside of the amc movie theater in courthouse. the arlington county fire department tweeted out this photo from the scene where we're told a woman stabbed the two female victims after some sort of a dispute. it happened just before 6:00 o'clock this evening. police arrested the suspect at the scene. two victims were seriously hurt but they are expect to survive. >>> i just wanted to pay my respect, and we are with you a thousand percent. you are safe. we are with you a thousand percent. i wanted to call you and say hello. >> governor of guam fielding a president reassuring governor eddie calvo that the

first up is jess king who is chair of the university in southern california. she is a specialist in the american military experience and world war i. she is an award-winning scholar and her books include, dough boys, the great war and the remaking of america and the united states and the first world war. she is also the author of dozens of articles and book chapters and written, edited and contributed to textbooks and reference work. here encyclopedia won award and she won the best diplomatic essay published in historically speaking and edits the online encyclop encyclop encyclopedia and other projects. she co-edited finding common ground, new directions in first world war studies. she is on the advisory board of the international society for the first world war studies and is associated editor for the journal of first world war studies and we are happy to have her as our current president for society of military history. we just had our conference a couple weeks ago and she is doing a fabulous job in a challenging time with that. her current book is a project

if you're in southern maryland, we're talking about charles county, even coming down towards king george, very windy. you can get over here and watch around there. greater washington area, mainly west of the -- east of the blue ridge mountains those are the areas that are going to see rain showers throughout the day. few scattered showers through the blue ridge mountains along i-81 over night and maybe tomorrow. but mainly through the day tomorrow, we are going to continue to see about half an inch to about three quarters of an inch around the dc area. again, it is going to be very breezy, doug, and also it's going to be cool, temperatures only around 70 tomorrow for everybody. >> again, nothing compared to what we're going to see down there. not the worst day that we've seen. it is going to be quite nasty on tuesday. i want to make sure everybody knows that and not forget the weather here even though what's going on parts of question. by 8:00 tomorrow morning, here comes the rain, for many of us that morning commute we've got rain throughout the day, especially northern virginia over to

the ghettos in failing schools, the structural joblessness and crippling poverty, king told his staff that the southern christian leadership conference quote the dispossessed, the poor poor both white and neither lived in a cruelly unjust society. they must organize a revolution against that injustice, not against the lives of their fellow citizens but against the structures through which society is refusing to lift the load of poverty. so what would king think of us today, of the world we have created in his absence? with the believe that the nonviolent revolution had already been one, had even begun , the revolution of values that he prayed for? would would the a he if he could see yesterday believe that we now share his dreams, that we are now traveling the road he was marching? 50 years later have we caught up with king yet? are we finally on the path that he was traveling in 1963, 1968? back in 1969 while blood still stains the motel balcony where dr. king was murdered, a poem was written honoring his life and reflect on his death. the poem was written back when king had only just begun the proces

coming up next bob bar going to join us live with the southern general's ominous warning. >> later on all hail the kingtoday marks 40 years since elvis presley died back in 1977. we'll show you how fans are marking the occasion in graceland. now 9:13. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ no artificial flavors, preservatives or colors. and an excellent source of calcium. enjoy cheese dippers by the laughing cow. to be at their best. and some use it to sleep their best. the beautyrest black hybrid provides exceptional support and unique conforming feel. exclusively at mattress firm. ♪ >>> time right now in 9:15. it turns out the couldn't federal general robert e lee predicted monuments might spark trouble. the statue of lee that sits in charlottesville park has been the focus of controversy for months. since city leaders voted to take it down and sell it. now that decision is on hold because of lawsuits in the case. so what did the statue's name sake think after the civil war. fox5's bob barnard life in alexandria this morning where robert e. lee was born with more on the intrigui

our system to the south is sin king further south, and we're seeing less and less rain in southern delawareoing to start clearing out hopefully. still plenty of cloud around. 69 degrees. 10-mile an hour breeze out of the northwest and northwesterly breeze means that dew points will go down and we will have lower humidity. should be a pleasant afternoon with 82 degrees and by the time we will get to that seven day forecast i think you'll like some of it, i will like it so much i just can't get enough of it. >> 82 degrees. 8:31. we have problems on the delaware memorial bridge vehicle fire all lanes closed heading in to delaware. here's a look at all of the stuck traffic coming down both 295 and new jersey turnpike trying to get into delaware. folks are stuck. once you commit after exit number you two are dead in the water. there is no turning around. no u turns. if you are heading south of of new jersey avoid delaware memorial and use commodore barry bridge that will get new to pennsylvania and then down into wilmington. we have this overturn tractor trailer, down in delaware, this is the so

congress and the southern republicans, especially senators like ted cruz of texas that voted against providing extra funds for hurricane sandy after the tragedy occurred. we saw on twitter, peter king, who was part of that debate say that he would support providing money for texas. host: i have history right here. , "i will vote for harvey one bad turn doesn't deserve another." he tweeted that out over the weekend. guest: you'll have this debate ongoing as we get to this place where congressman will have to vote on providing more money for texas. of these republican senators and congressmen who are on the record saying we should not provide money for sandy may have a different take now that texas has been hit with a major storm. it is a broader question about what is the role of the federal government when tragedies occur? what is the role of the american taxpayer in the middle of the country paying for, helping to pay for flood insurance and flooded costs for people who live on the coast or near the water? it is an ongoing debate that will happen. prone orese areas are could be at risk for flooding and could need the help of the federal government. when that happens, you're likely

southern areas fizzles out. sunshine coming through. it will fill humid. a bit fresherfurther north. the rain continues to move north. the rain continues to move north on monday night. hello, this is bbc news. spain's kingave attended a special mass in barcelona to honour those killed in the catalonia attacks. police say they do not know if the man suspected of driving the van used in the attack on las ramblas is still in spain. and catalonian police say investigators have identified two people from remains found in a house which exploded on wednesday night in alcanar. a british paramedic who was stabbed four times in the finland terror attack insists he's no hero. hassan zubier was attacked while trying to save a woman's life. now on bbc news — click. this week and next, a repeat of click‘s stellar trip to india, with bangla bangers. .. smoggy sunsets... and angry angle grinders. —— with banghra bangers... get ready, your indian experience starts now. as soon as you step off the plane, india hits you like a big, hot, wall of noise. it is everything you've ever imagined it to be. it is life turned up to 11. the first thing you'll notice will be the traffic. it's always the traffic. is the tip just to ki

king was a baptist minister. never held office, never sat in a legislative seat. he fought from the moral authority and headed sclc, southernn legion conference, saw his work as religious and moral leader which is why we've called on all faiths to make this statement tomorrow. >> yes, i think it's very important for us to understand that the moral fiber of this country is being challenged. we cannot afford to allow what is going on in america to go unaddressed by people of the faith community. we have faced with the most difficult time -- one of the most difficult times in our history. we've seen gains being taken away, leadership of the country becoming a bigot. we see affirmation of actions that we never thought would happen. and martin luther king's dream is far from being pufulfilled. and i think it's important i don't understand the march tomorrow, this must go back in too every xh to every community, every church, every synagogue. this must become our mission to challenge the moral fiber of america. the affordable care act is not only the fact that 24 million people won't have health care. how many people will die bec

the southern republicans especially senators like ted cruz of texas who voted against providing extra funds for hurricane sandy after that tragedy occurred. we saw on twitter, representative peter king was part of that debate. he said he would support providing money for texas. host: i've got his tweet here. that's what he tweeted over the weekend. guest: that's right, you will have this debate ongoing as we get toward the place where congress will have to vote on potentially providing more money for texas. republican senators and congressmen on the record saying we should not provide money for sandy may have a different take now that texas has been hit with such a major storm. it's a broader question about what is the role of the federal government when these tragedies occur? what is the role of an american taxpayer in the middle of the country paying -- helping to pay for flood insurance for people live on the coast or near the water in the south near the gulf coast? it's an ongoing debate that will happen. prone,these areas are could be at risk for flooding and could need the help of the federal government. when that happens, you are likely to see people call up previous votes by

king's cross. if we look at the roads, this is the northbound traffic on the blackwall tunnel southern approach.ound through the morning, and then we'll see more cloud develop, sunny spells and some heavy showers later on this afternoon. a few early mist patches around. they won't last for too long. and we did see single figures last night, so it's a bit of a cool start. lots of sunshine around, then more cloud will develop through the morning and we'll start to see some showers breaking out. some of the showers could be heavy, perhaps a rumble of thunder. they will be widespread. there will be sunny spells around, top temperatures 20 degrees. the showers will rumble on just for a time this evening and then they will fade away. another quite chilly night to come. temperatures will drop back into single figures i think away from the towns, so a few early mist patches into tomorrow morning. and then tomorrow morning a nicer day in that we'll see more sunshine. again, more showers mostly concentrated to eastern areas, with top temperatures of around 21 degrees. and it's looking mostly dry again at

southern california. >> they are just three games away from earning a spot in the world series in a trip to williamsport, pennsylvania.>> we caught up with them.>> communicate. >>reporter: the canyon creek all-stars are kingshere between 350 teams in northern california and after last week we are the only one left. >>reporter: they stand one tournament away from the pinnacle of baseball, the little league world series in williamsport, pennsylvania. >> it's exciting because more people are watching you.>>reporter: as the crowds get bigger, so to the opponents.>> we show up and we're going to be smaller. the other teams are thinking we got them. >>reporter: canyon creek has dispatched of all comers thanks to personality. >> i have heard scrappy.>> we're not all business, we have fun together. >>reporter: and talent -->> we have athletic kids and we have kids that pitch, they all have their moment when we would not be where we are today without that play by every kid.>> nice throw. >>reporter: they will need more of those key place in a west regional that includes the champions of four other states and southern california. >> we are confident. it's not like there's a top team. we are all even. >>reporter: des

king of the road. check out our summer rates now at lq.com. >>> in order to stop the drugs, gangs, and traffickers, we are building a wall on the southern border[ cheers and applause ] >> but who's going to pay for it? joining us now, mieke eoyang, former house intelligence committee staff member, and ana marie cox, contributor to "the new york times" magazine and host of the podcast, with friends like these. i guess for some reason, ana, they didn't chant about mexico paying for the wall tonight, and donald trump didn't lead that chant. >> yeah. >> i don't know if they'd read "the washington post" transcript in west virginia yet, where he says, it's the least important thing. and of course you're not going to pay for it. >> you haven't mentioned one of the things that really struck me about the transcript which is when he says he won new hampshire because it's a drug-infested den. he didn't win new hampshire. let's start with that, right? number two, this very unkind way to talk about one of the leading crises in our country, which is the opioid epidemic, where you might be shocked to hear this, but the drugs that are doing the most damage in

southern india, and touched down too far along the runway. it was their worst accident, and the investigation is turning to the actions of the crew. sony's adaptation of a stephen kingrican box office, however the "dark tower" earned one of the lowest weekend tallies this year for a number one film. it is sony's second week in a row to suffer from core reviews -- poor reviews. "the emoji movie" plunged in its second week. scramble to secure supply among the lithium markets biggest players is heating up in australia. the boom is due to rising -- two china's demand for ion -- lithium-ion batteries. david stringer joins us live. we are going back to western australia to explain. how fast is this sector developing in australia? david: good morning. it is accelerating extremely fast. western australia is better known as the heart of australia's gold industry, the real club of the iron ore sector. lithium-ion is adding a new dimension. mines coming into production this year. australia is also the home to the largest hard rock lithium mines, and that operation is looking at doubling its capacity over the next few years. all of that will increase production. we are seeing c

king of country nation. we gave you a chance to vote for the song he would perform. "mud on the tires." "southerne lake ♪ ♪ there's a place i know about where the dirt road runs out ♪ ♪ we can try out the four-wheel drive ♪ ♪ come on, now what do you say ♪ ♪ i can hardly wait to get a little mud on the tires ♪ ♪ it's a go ahead night to be out there soaking up the moonlight ♪ ♪ staking out a piece of shoreline ♪ ♪ i've got the perfect place in mind ♪ ♪ it's in the middle of nowhere one way to get there ♪ ♪ you got to get a little mud on the tires ♪ ♪ moonlight on a duck blind catfish on a trot line ♪ ♪ sun sets about 9:00 this time of year ♪ ♪ we can throw a blanket down crickets singing in the background ♪ ♪ and more stars than you can count on a night that's clear ♪ ♪ what we need to do is grab a sleeping bag or two ♪ ♪ and build us a little campfire ♪ ♪ and then, with a little luck, we might just get stuck ♪ ♪ let's get a little mud on the tires ♪ ♪ it's a good night to be out there soaking up ini moonlight ♪ ♪ stake out a little piece of shoreline ♪ ♪ i have the perfect place in mind ♪ ♪ it's

southern states. so she appealed to harris waford. kennedy was in chicago at the time. and so he waited until kenny o'donald and sorrenson and sellen jr had left the room. and he said cureta scott king is in terrible discomfort. it would help if you would contact her. and he said, sure, i'll contact her. give me her number. and he dialled her number in the hotel room. and it was a break through. dr. king's father was really a more prominent player than dr. martin luther king, jr., at the time. he was about to go public with it and announce he was going to vote for kennedy. and jack kennedy went on the plane and said oh, i called king, and he said you did what? bobby kennedy is furious. he said, my god, we've lost the election. he calls in harris waford in the civil rights office and yells at him. he says you're not going to do anything further in this campaign. you may have lost it for us with this one call. jack kennedy didn't have a problem with it, but they did. but then curiously within a day john is very close and he's got wonderful oral histys. and he was a friend of both of ours, and we both interviewed john before his death. he got a call from bobby kennedy the next day. and

king of country hits. brad paisley. leading up to the concert, we gave you a chance to vote for the songs he performs. let's talk about the choices. mud on the tires. southernve down by the lake ♪ ♪ there's a place i know about where the dirt road runs out ♪ ♪ we could try out the four wheel drive ♪ ♪ come on now, what do you say, i can hardly wait ♪ ♪ to get a little mud on the tires ♪ ♪ it's a good nieght to be out there soaking up the moon lights ♪ ♪ stake out a little piece so light, i've got the perfect place in mind. ♪ it's in the middle of nowhere ♪ ♪ one way to get there, got to get a little mud on the tires ♪ ♪ moonlight on a duck line. cat fish on a trot line ♪ ♪ sun sets about nine, this time of year. ♪ we can throw a blanket down, crickets singing in the background, more stars than you can count an a night this clear ♪ ♪ tell you what we need to do, grab a sleeping bag or two ♪ ♪ build us a little campfire. then with a little luck, we might just get stuck ♪ ♪ let's get a little mud on the tire ♪ ♪ it's a good night to be out here soaking up the moonlight ♪ ♪ stake out a little piece of shore light ♪ ♪ i've got the perfect place in mind ♪ ♪ it's