. >> reporter: he is steve johnson. he used to have this swastika symbol in his front yard, now koefred up. >> it does make a little bit of a difference, but it would be nice if he did something else. >> reporter: that's why thief people have come to deliver a message. >> i consider it a hateful symbol. it's not welcome in my community. >> reporter: most consider this a close knit community filled with diverse opinions and families. i tried speaking with steve johnson today, but he had little to say about his lawn display. earlier this month, he said this. >> it's a tibetan sign that's way back before swastikas were invented. >> reporter: are you tibeten? >> i could be. >> no matter his reason for mag it, there's a compelling case to take it down. >> reporter: more than 15,000 people have signed this petition, asking him to remove the swastika from his front yashd. the plan is for a mediator to sit down with johnson next month. >>> teachers and the challenges they face have been one of our focuses in building a better b

gael monfils struggled through to the second round of germany's stuttgart open on tuesday beating steve johnsonwo sets it came down to the decider as frenchman monfils saved a match point withjohnson 6—5 up in the third set, before then claiming victory himself after two and—a—half hours on court to set up a match against another american in world number 85 denis kudla. also through to the second round but in easierfashion is 18 year—old canadian felix auger—aliassime who recorded his first win on grass at atp tour level beating latvian veteran ernests gulbis 7—5, 6—3 and will next face france's gilles simon. not such good news for another canadian though as denis shapovalov was beaten by germany's jan—lennard struff. the 8th seed lost five successive games at the end of the first set and into the second — with struff winning 7—5, 6—4 to set up a match against serbia's miomir kecmanovic. and nick kyrgios was beaten by matteo berrettini — the italian won 6—3, 6—4 and moves on to play russian number two seed karen khachanov. the irish cyclist sam bennett won tuesday's 3rd stage of the criterium d

steve johnson is a 67-year-old welder. when this concrete was foured, it caused quite the stir there. there is in fact a petition for the removal that has 3,000 signatures. this is video of it before it was covered. and the town actually has a big get together this afternoon, a rally to protest the existence of this. that's happening downtown from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. so far,reports are the owner of it does not seem moved. we'll key keep an eye on it. >>> and new at noon, the b.a.r.t. board voted to offer reduced fares to low income riders. it's a pilot program. people qualified will receive a 20% discount per trip through a special card. the system will lose $4.3 million annually. the board is set to vote on the 2020 budget later this afternoon, which could include fair increases system wide of 5 and a half%. >>> and democrats calling president trump a national security threat after he said there's nothing wrong with accepting dirt on a political opponent from a foreign government. >> reporter: president trump says he has no

when the cement display in the form of a swastika started taking shape this week, outside steve johnson's home, neighbors noticed. you can call it what y want. that the tibetan sign as far as i'm concerned. way before swastika forever and that it. >> reporter: what does it represent you? pres me not t representing it yard. that's what it represents. >> reporter: >> the swastika, the thing, essentially greatly. i'm ashamed of it. >> >> reporter: others are worried about the property values dropping. what do you say to the neighbors who find it offensive? >> what i say then? i tell them, hey, i've been helping you out and i'm telling you i love them. >> so when you look at that you don't see a swastika? >> what is a swastika? >> reporter: later he pointed to the railings in front of his house and said he was just continuing the design. >> reporter: are you racist? >> why would you say that? >> reporter: then johnson wanted to be left alone. >> i own this house and i will put what i want in my front yard and is none of your business so get off my property. >> reporter: he also said he plans

. >> reporter: steve johnson stopped pie the protest on his motorcycle. he didn't say. he indicated he is not pleased with the notoriety around his property the past few weeks. the yard addition attracting attention in tiny el cervantes. a symbol that brought protestors to the town center. >> white nationalism is very much on the rise right now. he's proof that he felt emboldened to put that in his front yard. for me as a jew, i would be completely terrified. >> reporter: johnson denies nazi sympathy. and says his concrete display is a tibetan symbol or a design, or just a way to kill weeds in his yard. with community members demanding he tear the structure out, johnson stopped by the protest but was nonxhilths. >> no comment. >> reporter: backlash has been intense. johnson says he's being harassed. his harshest critics threatening to come to his house with a bulldozer. >> get outta my way. >> reporter: he remains defiant. >> they can protest what they. that's their business. come up in front of my house, that's my business. >> reporter: johnson is a retired welder who

steve johnson said he's a proud american putting landscape in his yard. he called it a native american symbol for peace and many people say it is clearly a swastika and a universal sign of hate. >> whether or not he's actually a white nationalist, whether or not he's a nazi or a white supremacist isn't so much the issue. that symbol is a symbol of vile hatred. >> johnson says he will take it down if he's refunded the money it cost to put it in. >>> will public restrooms open 24/7 lead to cleaner streets in san francisco? that's what the city leaders are wanting to find out. the new three-month pilot program is coming to the public bathroom at golden gate and high. it will be open and staffed around the clock. city officials hope to expand the pit stop program which has been around for five years now. there are 25 public restrooms in the city but they're staffed and open only in the daytime hours. >>> last night, hundreds crowded downtown san jose to relight the pig sign. you may recognize the neon pig danlsed for decades outside of stephen's meat products

steve johnson says it's a to bed symbol that he billed as a way to prevent weeds now the neighbors are offering to pay to have it removed. >>we don't feel that the swastika sculpture represents our community it's our hope is that he will honor this request from his neighbors. and it's up to help. >>well neighbors are now considering legal action to have that swastika just declared a public nuisance. tur of horse racininrnia horse raci board met at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton and the board along with horse racing in general, has got a lot of attention lately because we've had 29 horses that died in the santa anita racetrack that's in southern california that since the beginning of the year and now animal rights activists are pushing the state to take action. at the time to act is now because everybody is interested in this the media is. >>finally recognizing that horses are being killed at racetracks and we want to show everybody that it is not only santa anita and it is not only 2019 this has been happening for many many years. >>well the board said a five-member team

. >> reporter: that's how steve johnson tonight is defending this symbol that he just installed in his front yard in cement at the base of a tattered american flag. >> it doesn't represent anything. it represents me not having to pull weeds over in that part of my yard. that's what it represents to me. what does it represent to you? >> reporter: to neighbors we spoke to it's not the tibetan sign as johnson claims, it's a swastika. it's offensive. renee schultz has been a neighbor of johnson's for 27 years, says he has never done anything like this before. she's jewish. >> i was very clear in my feelings about it with him. so i don't agree with it. i think it's wrong. i don't like it. but it is his yard. >> reporter: a yard that also has a peace sign in it. not far from more swastika looking symbols around the doorbell. johnson tonight sometimes expressing ignorance. >> what is a swastika? >> it was a symbol of the third reich. >> reporter: this neighbor has known him since childhood. >> afraid. i consider the guy harmless. maybe he is a little too lazy t about the swastika sticker on h

when it started taking shape outside steve johnson's home, neighbors noticed asto be a swastika and he said it was to be a tibet tin signal. >> 6:0 el. the ghost ship warehouse fire continues. they blame derrick al mena and max harris for the fire that killed 36 people in december of 2016. the attorneys claim the fire was an act of arson possibly s tarted. closing arguments are slated for next month. >>> 6:08. apple is facing a new lawsuit over the app store. the claims against the tech giant. >>> they are closing today as it deals with fallout from discrimination claims. >>> this ridge won't last for longtracur nexweather system and how it will affect our weather coming up. >>> taking a look at the maps. there. hole lot of red out that is good news for drivers. i will tell you what they mean for your commute coming up. it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has ne see you at denny's. have fast internet a littland now the besthat you mobile netw

. >> reporter: steve johnson owns the home on lindell drive in el sobrante where a newly made swastika symbol is embedded in his front yard. >> i like those signs. they look cool. >> reporter: they are on his handrail and around hisey a sig world war ii. >> it's a tibetan time, back before swastikas was >> reporter: are you tibetan? >> i could be. >> reporter: many use arms which face counterclockwise, the third reich changed it to face clockwise like johnson's. renee schultz is johnson's jewish neighbor. do you find it offense? >> yes. on behalf of 800 million jews that died with that, yes, absolutely. >> reporter: many living on the street are speechless. >> it's stupid. it kills the resale value of the house, affects the property values of everyone on the street. >> reporter: it replaced a dirt lot in johnson's yard. this is what it looked like earlier this year from google earth. neighbor mary is defending johnson. >> i look at his behavior and attitude towards us. we've never had any problem with him. it's the one next door to us. he's always nice to us, that's what i can aw ssy'r

he tried looking for laws that would force steve johnson to remove the symbol in his front yard. he says there are no such laws that would make him do so. >> thank you. >>> get off my lawn, that's something or someone in san jose is killing people's lawns in the upscale district. neighbors are puzzles. they are angry. scott budman is there with a closer look. we can see it behind you. >> reporter: let's zoom in for a closer look. seven patterns burned into them. they were damaged sunday night. there's a lot of construction on artist street in willow glen. that's not what the neighbors are talking about. >> we have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: they are focused on seven individual front lawns, each one damaged in what look like patterns. >> i came home monday night and found our lawn like that. >> it was all burnt. it's in a weird pattern. >> reporter: they are guessing it's someone with a grudge and a lot of bleach or something. >> it's speculation. i have a hunch that this thought they targeted at homes were treated poorly by someone in the neighborhood. >> we have

>>homeowner steve johnson has said he built a tibetan symbol as a way to prevent but he was not interested in talking to kron 4. but taking it down. calls for rip it out just got louder have the guts to own and say it was to that i believe in what pride i believe in killing people were like me. he's like get like tumbleweeds. kind of got a aybar's have offered to pay for its removal and help destroy it. >>we don't feel that the swastika sculpture represents our community it's our hope is that he will honor this request from his neighbors and it's up to help. >>the group is considering legal action and have the swastika declared a public nuisance that is if the homeowner does not the message without it. also >>bus drivers and train operators have rejected the latest contract offer from the valley transportation authority in santa clara county. now many are bracing for a possible strike next week reports say sticking points include wages pension contributions and scheduling issues. many writers meantime are making alternative transit plans for next week just in case. i would be only get to w

steve johnson says the swastika isn't an expression of hate or racism and he says the display in his yard is a tibetan symbol. his neighbor say it makes them feel unsafe and it they held a protest to pressure him to remove it, johnson stop by the protest but he didn't commit to getting rid of the display. >> white nationalism is very much on the rise right now. he is one person who felt emboldened to put that in his front yard. across from a jewish family. which, i think, for me would be completely terrifying. >> i have no hatred in me, there's no hatred in me. i love everybody. >> reporter: neighbors offering to help johnson remove the swastika, if he doesn't they says they will continue their protest. >>> we hope you are with us at 9 when we took the show on the road, there the summer visiting cities across the bay area, today was our second stop and can fill. claudia wong introduces us to a hometown hero in the south bay city. >>> this story begins 10 years ago, ian white had been working with cable tv about 5 years back that any got a call about a mobile home. >> it was a parking

steve johnson says it said tibetans symbol and that he built it is a way to prevent weeds. well, the neighbors are buying it and they're now offering to pay for its removal. >>we don't feel that the swastika sculpture represents our community it's our hope is that he will honor this request from his neighbors. and next up to help. >>neighbors are now considering legal action to have that swastika declared a public nuisance. here's a live look outside the san mateo bridge robin winston keeping an eye on the commute. she says there is a hot spot. >>that's just popped up here in the la transportation in the south bay are bracing right now for possible transit strikes a strike that could maybe occur next week bus drivers and train operators have rejected latest contract offer from the valley transit authority in santa clara county. >>the drivers union is fighting over wages and pension contributions and also scheduling issues to they're trying to iron out. many writers meantime are making alternative plans just in case. i would be only get to work and had to go over some things

the homeowner, steve johnson says that he and symbol and he put it down to prevent where he wants toark but neighbors say they see it as a swastika and they find offensive. >>don't feel that the swastika sculpture represents our community it's our hope is that he will honor this request from his neighbors. and next up to help. >>right now they're just pleading with him to do and looking at maybe legal options if they can take him to court and declared a public nuisance that maybe they could force him to remove it. >>in oakland defense witnesses for derrick al mina took the stand in the go ship warehouse fire trial. the former go ship president, a childhood friend of al and an unlicensed contractor who installed a fire door took the stand all 3 testified that they saw oakland firefighters taking a tour led by all men after a couch caught fire outside the warehouse back in 2014. >>our witnesses. were put on today for one reason and one reason only. to show that. >>there were fire personnel. >>shebaa teeny included that went into go shipped. in the first or son in 2014. they have and th

>>homeowner steve johnson has said he built a tibetan symbol as a way to prevent but he was not interested in talking to kron 4. but taking it down. >>think that stone and say this was dug out i believe in what pride i believe in killing people were like me. he's like get like tumbleweeds. babers have offered to pay for its removal. >>and help destroy it. >>we don't feel that the swastika sculpture represents our community it's our hope is that he will honor this request from his neighbors. up to help. >>the group is considering legal action and have the swastika declared a public nuisance that is if the homeowner does message without it. also projects. >>police arrested 3 men in connection with a string of car burglaries in santa clara there are pictures of the man 2 are from oakland, one is from sacramento as you can see there police say that they burglarized cars in mountain view sunnyvale palo alto and cupertino the trio were arrested without incident this week, a burglary tools and stolen property were found inside the car they were driving. >>parents of a man who died in pleasanton p

they want that symbol removed they see it as hateful and offensive, but the homeowner steve johnson says he sees it as a to bet, and symbol to prevent weeds. now as neighbors are offering to pay to remove it. >>we don't feel that the swastika sculpture represents our community it's our hope is that he will honor this request from his neighbors. >>and next up to help. at this point they're rallying they're asking a further down the road maybe a little try legal action they said maybe they can have that swastika declared a public nuisance and get rid of it that way. >>caltrans says it will be closing several lanes of interstate 8 80 in oakland for repaving project during the overnight hours. the closures are going to start monday night the work being done between 23th and 29th avenues it will take place starting at 10:00pm every evening. and it looks like it's going to last until january of next year so expect that to be there for a little while in national headlines president trump authorize military strikes against iran and then abruptly called them off the strikes were in retaliation fo

>>homeowner steve johnson has said he built a tibetan symbol as a way to prevent but he was not interested in talking to kron 4. but taking it down. >>think that stone say this was dug out i believe in what pride i believe in killing people were like me. babers have offered to pay for its removal. >>and help destroy it. >>we don't feel that the swastika sculpture represents our community it's our hope is that he will honor this request from his neighbors. up to help. >>the group is considering legal action and have the swastika declared a public nuisance that is if the homeowner does message without it. project. >>questions are being asked about the future of horse racing in california today, the california horse racing board. but at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton the board along with horse racing in general is got a lot of attention lately particularly because 29 horses have died of the santa anita racetrack in southern california. just as the beginning of the year. now animal rights activists are pushing the state to take significant action. >>time to act is now because eve

right now the swastika in the yard is covered with blankets, the homeowner is steve johnson. >>and he says that he sees it as a to bet, and symbol. >>and not a per of pensive symbol, but these neighbors beg to differ. >>we don't feel that the swastika sculpture represents our community it's our hope is that he will honor this request from his neighbors. up to help. >>at this point they're asking that they are also considering their legal options which may include having that swastika declared a public nuisance to get force to be removed that way new this morning. caltrans. >>says that it will close several lanes of 8 80 in oakland for repayment project during the overnight hours. the closures will start monday night the work will bdone between 23th and 29th avenues. they'll uh take place starting at 10:00pm every night and that repaving is expected to continue until january of next year so that will be a all ongoing project this year. to national headlines now president trump authorize military strikes against iran and then abruptly called them off. those strikes were in reta

it's a swastika and now you can see it's showing it because it's covered with blankets and steve johnsonthat he put it there because he was thinking of it as the tibetans symbol and a way to prevent but neighbors are offering to pay for it to be removed. >>we don't feel that the swastika sculpture represents our community it's our hope is that he will honor this request from his neighbors and it's up to help. >>and all they're doing at this point is asking. i'm begging for him to do something about it if not there may be legal action they can take in getting it declared a public nuisance that would be one way to do it. >>a man who ba-ricaded himself in san anselmo inside of a home for 7 hours has now been identified as 33 year-old brian gallegos this is a story we first brought you as breaking news yesterday morning might remember crawford's christina tadros on the story. police say that gallegos used furniture to block the door of his home after his roommate called police and accused him of vandalizing his car. it happened in the 200 block of butterfield road which is near brookside ele

steve? the frontrunner being boris johnson, the former foreign secretary, stand—up comedian, various other thingsl, he's clearly the frontrunner. i don't think it will be a coronation. i think the contest has to continue into what becomes the last two candidates, like a whodunnit going to the party membership. i don't think the party membership want or would allow a coronation before they get the chance for that... and yet, of course, that is the speculation this weekend that in westminster there's forces that are saying, let's wrap this up, there's too much blue on blue conflict. it might happen, they might say that brexit is so important let's not extend this unnecessarily. i suspect there will be a contest which goes to the party membership. what i find so interesting about this contest is that, more than most leadership contests, all kinds of extraordinarily wild pledges are being made, as if this new prime minister would be elected into a parliament in which he or she could do what they wanted, but what is unusual about this contest is it is taking place in a hung parliament, so the new prim

steve: did you have another question or comment? caller: yeah. i wonder why he doesn't mention the black drag queens that were out in front of the bar fighting that night like marsha p. johnson. sylvia romero -- steve: thank you for the call. marc stein. marc: the caller is absolutely right. as far as we can determine, some of the leading roles in the riots were played by african-americans, puerto ricans, trans people, street queens drag queens. , it is uncertain whether they represented a majority of the people who participated in the riots, but there are many accounts that place them at the key moments, in the riots displaying real courage. ,a campy courage, we might say. some individuals that are often credited with instigating the riots, sylvia rivera, marsha p. johnson, stormy there are still outs --cting a cap conflicting accounts about whether they were there. when they were there. marcia johnson explains she was not there when the riots started, but she got there sometime later. if we take her at her word, she played an important role that night, and certainly other people of color did, trans people did but she may not have , been there when the riots started. steve:

so it the time to stick with the tech winners for the second half craig johnson and steve are your tradingation team today. craig, obviously, been years now with good strength from the technology sector. where would you look to continue to outperform? >> mike, the overall basic question is would we stick with tech i think the answer is yes and we remain overweight tech at this point. now two names to talk about first, if there's going to be a trade deal, take a look at the chart of amd here's a stock that's been in a pretty well defined uptrend. a close above 33.50 on the stock would be a nice topside breakout you see an objective that would take the stop up mid 40s on the weaker side, i'd point out the stock of paypal. this stock has been in a very well defined uptrend but the most cent advance hasn't been as strong and moved to the upper end of the channel that could be from if facebook announcement with lie bra point. so from my perspective, that's a pan and i would will looking to take profits but stay long at this point in time amd >> steve, i guess b youb for you, the big picture que

steve? the front runner being boris johnson, former foreign secretary, stand—up comedian, various other thingsints. i don't think it will be a coronation, i think the contest must continue into what becomes the last two candidates, like a whodunnit going to the party membership. i don't think the membership would allow or want a coronation before they get the chance for that. but thatis they get the chance for that. but that is the speculation in westminster that there are forces to try and wrap it up. they might say that brexit is so important that the should not extend it unnecessarily. i think there will be a contest that goes to the party membership. what i find interesting about this contest is that, more than most leadership contests, all kinds of extraordinarily wild pledges are being made, as if this new prime minister would be elected into a parliament in which he or she could do what they wanted, but what is unusual about the contest as it is taking place in a hung parliament, so taking place in a hung parliament, so the new prime minister will have no control over that parliament. l

past week at the expense of another significant exposé last year reports emerged that johnson was being advised by stevebehind the old right former white house operative who has ties to white supremacists brannon was reportedly behind president trump's efforts to ban muslims from entering the u.s. johnson repeatedly denied that he and bannon were working together but just last week this video of ben and came out shot in july of last year. to give a speech in. comments today let's go through them you just went back to the daily telegraph as a columnist. talking to more we can about the speech carol cadwallader we broke that story in the observer isabelle oakshott is a former political editor at the time a paper that has employed johnson they see this story in distinctly different way you know i. boris johnson's press it to get a comment and 1st of all he said it's just not true and then i said well you know we've got we've got video saying otherwise and then he said come back and instead he came back he said oh it's just all ridiculous conspiracy they dropped it in oil i this is all nonsense i don't thin

johnson into office. i say that baz of the headquarters set up in london with steve bannon. et with representatives of nigel firah and boris johnson. this campaign was launched then which is what can we do to promote our people? and why are they doing that? steve bannon is explicit, he does not believe there should be a european union and donald trump has tried to point advisers who openly called for the breakup of the 28 countries. and beyond that, why? because if there is a hard brexit, if we crash out of europe, trump and his advisers think they can get a u.s./uk trade deal not because they want to be nice to us because they can use it as leverage to get the terms they want. >> and scott, just pointing out, we do not have that reporting about the office that's allegedly been set up there in the united kingdom. but certainly steve bannon has been vocal about his candidates across europe. theresa may, you'll remember these comments that president trump made the day that she announced that she was to resign the prime minister. let's listen. >> i feel badly for mrs. may. she w

past week at the expense of another significant exposé last year reports emerged that johnson was being advised by steveband the old right former white house operative who has ties to white supremacists banham was reportedly behind president trump's efforts to ban muslims from entering the u.s. johnson repeatedly denied that he and bannon were working together but just last week this video of the band came out shot in july of last year. to give a speech in. coming to the let's go through he just went back to the daily telegraph as a columnist. talking to him or we can about the speech carol card wallet broke that story in the observer isabelle oakshott is a former political editor at the time a paper that has employed johnson they see this story in distinctly different ways you know i email bars johnson's press it to get a comment and 1st of all he said it's just not true and then i said well you know we've got we know we've got video saying otherwise and then he said come back and instead he came back and said oh it's just all ridiculous conspiracy they dropped it in oil i mean this is all nonsense i d

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past week at the expense of another significant exposé last year reports emerged that johnson was being advised by stevebehind the old right former white house operative who has ties to white supremacists brannon was reportedly behind president trump's efforts to ban muslims from entering the u.s. johnson repeatedly denied that he and bannon were working together but just last week this video of ben and came out shot in july of last year. to give a speech in. let's go through he just went back to the daily telegraph as a columnist. talking to him or we can about the speech carole cadwallader broke that story in the observer isabelle oakshott is a former political editor at the time a paper that has employed johnson they see this story in distinctly different ways you know i. boris johnson's press it to get a comment and 1st of all he said it's just not true and then i said well you know we've got we've got video saying otherwise and then he said come back and instead he came back he said oh it's just all ridiculous conspiracy they dropped it in oil i this is all nonsense i don't think boris has a partic

>> good afternoon, members of the commission, steve williams, i am representing mitzi johnson who is one of the d.r. requesters on item 17 and we hope the commission will support the continuance. it is just a matter of fairness. you saw my letter. they did not receive the response from the d.r. requesters and did not get an opportunity to meet with the project sponsors. i have been chatting with the project sponsor's representative this morning and we -- they are not agreeing to the continuance, but they understand it wasn't there fault, it wasn't our fault , and the four neighbors would sure like a chance to submit materials to the commission and to meet with them hopefully you will be in support of the continuance. thank you. >> thank you. speaker, please. >> i am the architect for one winter place. this is my client. we would respectfully like to request that you declined this request for continuance as mr. attorney said, it is not our fault, not their fault, but it doesn't matter. we submitted our materials in a timely matter. we suggested we would be willing to cooperate with th

probably be one you have a real discussion, back in the r old ds and have magic johnson of the world john stockton, the steveamazing and stuff curry, i don't know what he's doing, 70 great players the hard to go withhe the point guard mac johnson and the things he did so that would be the choice have to pick for that. another one, and you go with somebody like the old days like bob pettit that most people would pick. and then you get a room alone. then you have tim duncan, then you have a number of other players to play that can be put into the category. his son easy thing to do in a conversation to have but for me it's about the overall skills a weakness if overall skills your great player he should be good at certain things agreedav other. >> let me ask you something, the big man, 68, 79, eight footers, they better today than they were. >> i think they all want to shoot threes, kevin durant is 7 feet tall, he is an unbelievable player but he playg a guard and he shoots the three, he can shoot the fritos and now he's become a better facilitat facilitator. mark: how do you stop and? >> his indefensible, they

real discussion about go back to the old days of cousy and then you have magic johnson of the world in the john stockton and steveing and steph curry and what he's doing so many great players but start to go with the 6'8 6'8" and magic johnson and the things he did. that would be the choice i have to pick for that. the four is another one. you go with somebody like the old days would be father pettit and then you have a karl malone but then you have a tim duncan and then you have number of other players playing today who could conceivably be put into that category but not an easy thing to do any good conversation to have. to me it's about the overall skills. you can't have a glaring weakness if you're a great player and should not have a glaring weakness but should be good at certain things and grated others. mark: let me ask you, the big man today i mean x8, 6'9", are they better today than they we were? >> the seven letters all want to shoot these. if dirk nervously came over and started doing it and kevin durant is 7 feet tall, he doors me. unbelievable player but plays like a guard. he should choose the three

got someone like steve baker coming up for borisjohnson, it's done. someone like steve baker coming up for boris johnson's go back to my colleague. annita mcveigh who is at the sale conservative club in greater. thank you ben, a gentle hubbub of conversation in the back on here, as we build up to the results of the second boat by mps, and of course watching the debate here on the bbc later, but let's talk broadly with some of the conservative party grasp roots members here, whether they think they might be going with their vote. because ultimately it will be them who decides who will be the next conservative leader, and prime minister, and here with me in the clu b minister, and here with me in the club are rhyme you as any who is aa level student, and laura evans, who runs a fiber—optic cabling business. laura and ronnie i thank you both for joining laura and ronnie i thank you both forjoining me. what's begin with you laura, what is your thinking at the moment on how you might vote? well we wa nt the moment on how you might vote? well we want to hear a bit more about their story. so i'm quite interest

steve mnuchin. ainsley: secretary pompeo. brian: staying ahead of woody johnson with a great pace.he president is behind them. you have to get briefed before the press conference. don't know what is happening next day 1/2. before you go out there, this is what is happening, mr. president. they're talking about on -- steve: really? you think they will brief him? ainsley: absolutely. steve: i think they were all -- brian: he is not caught in surprise. >> sometimes donald trump says things without briefing. brian: i have not herd. steve: ainsley, you were talking about first lady. we saw first lady with the phillip may with the prime minister's husband a little while ago at the garden party. mrs. trump hug ad little girl that presented her with a bouquet of flowers as mr. may and they mingled with staff. they were children of staff of 10 downing street. ainsley: very lovely. brian: this news will carry the day. ceremonial things came to this, prior to this. this was news. nothing you could grab on to. ainsley: you're right. brian: if you watch the other channels, i flipped around, i'm

johnson's take on what he would do. of course, he is appealing to that right wing of the party, he has people like steve baker from the erdlike steve baker from the erd on side, we have just spoken to james cleverley as well, he was a candidate but pulled out a few days ago, he said he would support boris johnson. borisjohnson ago, he said he would support boris johnson. boris johnson is ago, he said he would support boris johnson. borisjohnson is building up johnson. borisjohnson is building up that support within the party. of course, he isn't the only one, there are 11 candidates so far for this race, it only officially begins tomorrow. jeremy hunt are spoken today, another candidate, the foreign secretary, and he has made the point that for him, it is about being a good negotiator and telling people that those are the skills that he has that others do not have. a bit ofa that he has that others do not have. a bit of a dig at the borisjohnson approach, because he says if you go in with a hard—line approach, you get a hard—line response from the eu. it is very straightforward, we are in the middle of a constitutional cr

steve double. jeremy hunt, the proposer is doctor liam fox. and the second are, sir patrick mcloughlin. sajid javid, the proposer is robert halperin and the sector is victoria atkins. boris johnsonroposed by elizabeth truss and seconded by ben wallace. andrea leadsom, who has been proposed by chris heaton—harris and seconded by heather wheeler. esther mcvey who has been proposed by sir gary streeter and seconded by ben bradley. dominic raab, the proposer is david davis and the seconder is maria miller. and lastly, rory stewart, the proposer is david cork and the seconder is victoria prentis. that means there are ten valid nominations. the official 1922 to hustings will be held tomorrow and wednesday and the first ballot will be held on thursday between 10am and midday. we anticipate for that it is an gentleman of the press that the result of the first ballot will be available around 1pm this thursday. thank you very much indeed. damon cheryl guillen of the conservative 1922 backbench committee. brexit — obviously — is the dominating issue for the leadership candidates. our chief political correspondent vicki young has been looking at where the 10 stand on that — and other policy

treasury secretary steve mnuchin taking photos with his phone. or maybe they're selfies. >> woody johnson as well. >> the u.s. ambassador. >> he was close to the president as well. >> no next generation meeting, max? >> reporter: it was made clear to me that's not happening, certainly in a formal sense. you will see harry and william who came in at different events. after this ceremonial welcome, harry will be at this private lunch within the palace. ivanka and jared are there as well. tonight, prince william will be at the state banquet. president trump will be asked and invited to inspect the guard. we'll see how he copes this time. didn't go well last time. before that we'll hear the national anthems of the united states and also the united kingdom as well. in the past, president obama has spoken through the british national anthem, another faux pas. literally these events, even for british people, are littered with traps -- social traps. there is so much etiquette involved. it's a simple way to look at it that the queen takes precedence. she walks first, starts the conversation, she h

. >> peter, we've seen ivanka and jared out on the patelbalcony, seen steve mnuchin and woody johnson queen to come out. peter, as you talk to people in the white house, there is any strategic objective to this visit or are we looking at it right now, is this the objective? >> reporter: well, i think this is certainly one of the primary objectives here, right? you saw how much the president enjoyed being there for that giant parade in france alongside emmanuel macron. he loved that so much he wanted to do his own back here in the united states. so the brits figured they would give him their own show at some point. the president will enjoy that. but there really is these strained tensions, there really are these strained tensions in this special relationship between the two sides. the president, you know, waded in again to british politics effectively giving an endorsement to boris johnson as a potential successor to theresa may here. given his unpopularity in this country, it's unclear whether that would help or hurt johnson's chances of succeeding theresa may. but for the president's

steve baker. the hardliners have said they have complete faith in borisjohnson that will said they have complete faith in boris johnson if he gets elected. that's a significant problem. you make call them had bankers. sorry he called himself the hard made of brexit.“ we get him on the phone we will ask and what description he would like. let's look at the independent. johnson is poisoning our politics says tori rival. rory stewart. 98 people to back them and don't think he has got that manyjust yet. people to back them and don't think he has got that manyjust yetlj would be very surprised if he does not make it much further the people think you well. in the part of it is this, part of it isjust saying borisjohnson is poison. this, part of it isjust saying boris johnson is poison. and making claims about brexit that will not be able to be see—through he must feel he is banging his head against a brick wall. i think history will judge them so favourably against these are the people who have shifted incrementally to the right at the days of gone by. have seen mcveigh saying she would not rule out provoking, how do i say

steve but no problem slamming her. you're saying he doesn't want to offend boris johnson.ffend a sitting prime minister. >> with if you listen he didn't offend her personally he talked about the process. >> he said she was a bad negotiate are and didn't listen now she he he says he is is a good negotiator. >> the process was a mess. the difference we are trying to major in the minors. the macro issue here is that the same forces that elected donald trump are the resurgent in great britain. as a matter of fact even before donald trump was with brexit with you more show so you now not recently parliamentary election. popular sovereignty is on the march in great britain right now. there are trumpian forces that are extremely powerful and ascendant in the country right now. we can focus on, yes, are there petty instults sults tweeb the mayor of london and president? and see important in the arc of history i don't think at all. what is important, though is that tlfrp there is a trumpian movement in great britain itself and trump is very much reaching out to that the movement. h

wonder who philip hammond is directing those comments out steve, we have a busy month ahead for the conservative party. the last two names, boris johnsonnd jeremy hunt. boris johnson still the favorite >> absolutely. what a fascinating day here in westminster and in the city of london last night. first of all, what happened in westminster, as you know, boris johnson got 160 votes, three more than he got in round four in the morning, which is intriguing at least four or five of javid' backers said they would vet for boris johnson. that has led to accusations of vote lending mr. gove and mr. johnson have a lot of history some people say they wanted to avoid the drama that would have involved gove and johnson going head to head gove originally was a backer of mr. johnson back in 2016 for the leadership, then decided to good on his own the phrase stabbing him in the back was talked about at the time now it is hunt versus johnson. in the evening yesterday we saw the mansion house speech as well very interesting, philip hammond trying to seize back the initiative from mark field, the mp for the city of westminster and the city of london, who

steve: you mentioned 2014. the obama administration asked for millions of dollars. congress denied it. would not give the money back then. brian: jeh johnson from a republican congress. steve: it's in the "the washington post" this morning talks about how this administration is looking for $5 billion. the obama administration looked for money once again it was -- ainsley: not going to give the president as much as he is asking for. we have to move on. jillian is over there waiting for us and we keep talking. sorry. jillian: good morning. we want to get you caught up on the story would have been following out of connecticut. the family of the missing connecticut mother jennifer dulos is begging the public for help. in a brand new statement they say, quote. someone has information about jennifer's disappearance or her whereabouts. keep the information coming. please help us finsd jennifer. her h estranged husband is free on bonelsd. shhehe and girlfriend from pleaded not guilty. jennifer, the mother of five hasn't been seen in nearly three weeks. a man is under aarrest accused of shooting off duty sheriff's deputy and killing another march h

steve leave somebody who did a good job for you for a period of time was admiral johnson -- jackson,rmer doctor. you nominated him for promotion to admiral in january because last congress did not act and looks like he's being held up in congress as well, what's going to happen to him? >> i nominated him for va and it was very sad actually, great reputation, he was president obama and president bush's doctor, he was my doctor, an excellent guy, admiral and a doctor and i said to him, how would you like to run the va and he said, sir, he didn't want to job, sir, i will do whatever you like me to do, i threw his name out and democrats absolutely went after him and were so unfair what they did to him, i said welcome to the world of politics, welcome to the world of living in washington and they went after him so viciously, now, ultimately we put a man there who has done a fantastic job, been approved, he's been great, we have va choice, we have va accountability approved. it was quite a while ago with ronnie, ronnie is doing very well right now, ronnie jackson is doing very well right n

johnson. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. a tremendous has room for adjusting monetary policy if a trade war deepens while signaling talks with stevechin this weekend could be difficult. us how's governor told beijing will approach talks around the g20 meeting. >> i think at this point we have some idea ofth overcoming the tremendous difficulties ahead of us. they do not like a trade war. solve ourcan differences through neutrally respectable negotiation. >> you will be heading to the g20, meeting with the u.s. secretary of treasury, steve mnuchin, having a discussion with him. is that an opportunity to get talks back on track? what would you hope to achieve? >> yes. i will meet secretary steve mnuchin this weekend in japan. i think we are going to talk global economy of course. and also g20 issues. but also we will discuss the topics that commonly interest both sides. i think it would be a productive talk, as always. >> you mentioned the tariffs. both the u.s. and chinese tariffs what effect have they had to date? me, a badiffs, to idea. i am an economist. for years imist, trade is students beneficial for both sides. really a doub

steve bannon and they had a relationship there, too. do voters in the next general election want to see boris johnson? >> let me bring folks back in to what we're watching here. president trump, the queen and the first lady earlier today. this is from about an hour and a half ago at the picture gallery inside buckingham palace. president trump has moved on to westminster abbey. the other images you've seen of the historic and important site in london. after this, president trump will head over and we'll see his motorcade leave westminster abbey and head to the clarence house for tea and, keir, traditionally an exchange of gifts and i hear you have some new information about that. >> that's right. this is a tradition that both the queen and whichever leader she is hosting exchange gifts. we are hearing of the queen's gifts to president trump. and very much, again, steeped in history. so, a first edition of the second world i from winston churchi churchill. so many messages in that. the message of the two world wars of the last century. what happens when politics is unbridled and how it tore europe apar

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uneasy nature of the coalition forming behind boris johnson uneasy nature of the coalition forming behind borisjohnson and? because of the likes of stevegroup, who say we must rip up the deal and start again and definitely the front of the 31st, and on the other side, matt hancock saying this is the basis for a deal and we must get a deal. whoever wins is going to have to unite a broad division across the party, that is true of any party leader at any time and we are now hitting a very divisive period in oui’ hitting a very divisive period in our history. i think what is needed right now is a salesman, something that theresa may was sadly, woefully under prepared and unable to deliver. but that is somewhere someone deliver. but that is somewhere someone like borisjohnson would feel they have the edge. katy, can we talk about the timetable? vote on thursday, we're down to two people, can you explain to me why we don't get a result, then come into the end ofjuly, given that october 31 is the brexit deadlines and time is running out? the final two to the parliamentary rounds go to the membership, and there are various hustings plans. lots