i drop ofa helicopters turn up —— and tanner. we we re which my brother also have. when we were kids we were often told we would not live longer than 30 and the life expectancy is quite short. i think that obviously put in your mind a sense of determination to try to get the most out of things. you have a sense of freedom. you can get to places that people can't normally get to. so there is a remote aspects to it, which is appealing. there is also a point perspective, i think, that being on the water and looking back the land is quite an interesting way to experience it. southerly, for all five, occasional rain in west. mainly good. people have just contacted me and got on board with the project, offered places to stay, offered to plan different parts of the trip, offered to lend me boats or equipment, office of meals, all sorts of things. and we share a love of doing something —— offers. there is a side thatis something —— offers. there is a side that is also really important to me, which is meeting people in these different pla

at 11:30pm, we will be taking a look at the papers with our reviewers, the political strategist jo tanneress brammar from huffpost uk. stay with us for that. us president donald trump has suffered a double blow tonight, with former key advisers paying the price for illegal activities. michael cohen, who was his personal lawyer, has surrendered to the fbi and pleaded guilty to fraud and campaign finance charges. and paul manafort, the president's former campaign manager, has been found guilty of tax fraud. we look first at his conviction with our washington correspondent chris buckler. paul manafort was during a crucial period, the man behind donald trump's campaign to become president. but he was forced to resign amid questions of his links to foreign governments and the huge sums he was paid by oligarchs and pro— russian politicians in ukraine. the trial was told he had tens of millions of dollars in foreign bank accounts, —— doctored his financial records. it packs return. spending money on expensive property, cars and clothing. endlessly including this, eight $15,000 jacket made of ost

and political strategist jo tanner. good evening. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in.than it spent last month, the healthiestjuly surplus for 18 years — that's the report in the ft. the guardian leads on the home office's admission that 164 people from the windrush generation may have been wrongly removed or detained. the metro leads with a new report showing more people are in work, but wages have dropped by more than £50 a month, compared with a decade ago. the chair of the magistrates association says that hiring more magistrates with criminal records would help boost diversity. that's in the daily telegraph. the daily express hails what it calls a new "wonder drug" for cancer patients, which it says can shrink tumours by a third. the independent carries a warning that scrapping free movement after brexit could create a crisis in social care. and the mirror reports on a new law banning third—party pet sales, following a campaign by the newspaper. so, a varied set of front pages. we have this news from the united states, paul manafort, a former key adviser of donald

. >> i didn't have gray hair a >> you're little tanner. >> a little tanner. >> a little haier. >> i w a happy kid. i didn't eat a lot. what can you do? that's how you stay thin. alear sky over washington this morning. it is supercomfortable outside. if you haven't stuck your nose out the front door yet, you will appreciate what you find on the otheride of the door this morning. temperatures have fallen into the 50s and 60 ms fort areas. some 40s on the map in western maryland. the beautiful weather is here. cool mornings, low humidity, 100% sunshine and 0% chance for rain for at least the next four to five days. may be longer in t oakland, maryland 66 at national aport. 66 at the bay, which is hard to do. the bay water temperatures are above 80 degrees. if you're looking for something to complain about, it will be a little breezy. perfect kite flying weather. >> chopper 4 over the beltway, looking good. chopper 4 will head to annandale, inner loop, sounds like we have multiple lanes blocked, probably overturned cars. laurel, route 1, still had the right lane blocked by the water main

bears and ravens, bears down seven late, tyler bray to tanner gentry. preseason, going for the win.rsion incomplete, ravens take it 17-16. >>> san jose, venus williams taking on heather watson. venus won first, dropped second, came back with a vengeance,ngea, third and decisive set 6-0. venus advances. to quarterfinals. great that venus won, serena lost her opening so one you know when you're at ross and you'rhello.... ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a c

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never none because that's when the impossible tanner fifteen years ago just would not be now. i would never consider the notion ten or fifteen years will actually be an ally possible to be me a possible through the work that our people loved on the ground. as just carried on through miss out on the army which is an engagement that needs to happen at every level of society in my community the walls were used themselves through the censorship mostly with being with a she's the one else. we focus on. the images you see in our walls reflected the feeling. within our communities so we were too and we were vehicles for fear or anger or frustration was taking place within our unfortunately my community the murals were used. different things. that were used to mark territory by groups and organizations three fair channel related by the political leadership of the tank. i believe that my community missed an opportunity where heroes are concerned. now the two men are determined to use the murals as a force for unity rather than division. mark and danny's hope is that their own writings

tanner rourke was on the mound this afternoon. to thefifth, scoreless, nats threatening, two on for bryce harper, he hits into the inning ending double play. the shutout streak continues. to the sixth, stillfocoreless, nolong, though about rosarioakes row hards deep. mets on the board first. 1-0 new york. this time, todd frazier hits on. de mets take a 2-0 lead. to the eith, nats trying to get something going. here juan soto single, he tries to extend it into a double. he's moving fast. goingo go for the bag, but his leg comes off the bag on a slide. he's called out. that shutout in three straight games for the t firste in team history. 3-0, 8 1/2 games back of the braves. >> we have opportunities early, we can't score points. it's frustrating right now 37 a lot of zeros, we have to come back tomorrow. we have to start swinging the bat. we're behind. we had opportunities for, we couldn't. >> baseball this afternoon, a camden yards, game one of the doubleheader with the yankees. th's my favorite sho of the day. tie game in thethird

tanner, the youngest, was in eighth grade then.gh school. >> it was great. >> what a change, huh? >> didn't take long to adjust? >> he had to adjust to what our plans were. >> you had been coping on your own for so long. >> yeah. >> and this time, this third chance, the kids were determined this would be different. >> we wanted to know that our dad will not be taken away from us again for a crime we know he did not commit. >> it was a very public coming out. kayla addressed the cameras. the rest of the kids and their teary-eyed dad stood by. >> we will not sit here in silence and watch another travesty of justice take place. >> the family launched a tip line, asking the public to help find out what really happened to michele. it was march, 2014. >> it's time for a real investigation that will get us answers. >> i think there was a good thing for us to finally come out and talk about it. >> how did it feel to do it? >> good. >> we all knew this was kind of our time to come out and give our side and do our part in this. >> cal hired

maybe wave it around a little. [ laughter ] my friend burt tanner runs the hotel.e comped us a few rooms because we sold him some closets for his high-roller suites. zebrawood, heated sock drawer, the works. hey, luxury bathroom, it's me, lowly closet. watch your back. mitchell? langham? hey, cam, it's langham and tim! hi! hi! hey! what are you boys doing here? bachelor-party weekend. we're getting married in june. what? oh, we really wanted to invite you, but tim's family is huge -- relax. we're getting married in may and you're not coming, so... [ laughs ] mitchell.

now tanner is another reason for the turn around.n the seventh, helping himself with good defense. watch the diving stop. yeah, gets it done. gives up one run over seven innings. three wins i less than two eeeks. he had just thrins the previous 3 1/2 motnths. still 4 1/2ou mpoints out of play-off spot. the orioles sayingello to the ngers in texas today. i got everyone one of these on the set. we're going to have hawaiian shirts later. mark trumbo said aloha a few times in this one. birds got a run. one swing deep to left. it is wear your green shirt day. in those are empty seats that texas heat. where are they in texas? you need to get back to your state. >> it's hot! they stay home. >> trumbo with two home runs and five rbi. right now the orioles lead the rangers 9-6 in the ninth. all right. sporting the d.c. caps and yellow jerseys, tough day for the kids fromoh jnson little league. new york's squad in the little league world series regional. we told you the story of the johnson kids. first predominantly african-american kid to adv

our guests joining me tonight are the political strategist, jo tanner and jess brammar, head at newspost uk. that's all ahead on bbc news. but now it's time for sportsday. hello, i'm 0lly foster at the bbc sport centre, here's what's coming up on sportsday tonight: england are delete macro “— are these the final days for mourinho? manchester united say it's business as usual. the bookies say he's favourite for the sack. bolt will surely be the fastest man in football but could he do it on a wet tuesday night in sydney. just like i was in track and field, people said a lot of things about me, buti people said a lot of things about me, but i proved them wrong. people said a lot of things about me, but i proved them wrongm people said a lot of things about me, but i proved them wrong. it is another moment for me to prove them wrong. good evening, what a day it's been at the trent bridge. for a few hours england supports dared to dream....an incredibale fifth wicket partenrship between jos buttler and ben stokes...169 runs, was more than england made but when that was broken, the wickets

still in thefirst, tanner rourke the pitcher comes up.ow about a bases clearin double from the pitcher? wow. 6-0. part of a seven-run first inning. our g scorecards wereetting messed up. and this continues. are you still with me? thirdinning, dal murphy loves playing against his old teab. how t two men on base, if you do the math, that's a three-run homer. it's now -0 nationals. in the third inning. they did hold on for a 25-4 win over the mets, the largest marg of victory in franchise history. >>> dierent end of the spectrum, orioles in new york. adam jones still withhem after they traded schoop to the brewers. d miguel and har a three-run homer. that makes it 6-0. you might say it ois jeffrey ramirez' night, a 6-3 loss to the ya ees. >>>decisions, that's what redskins training camp is all abt, derrius giese can form a one-two punch with thompson. rob kelley was once a skin starter. those are decisions for another day. for now, we're getting to g kno th that will provide the happenedoffs. jerry burriss is in. richmo >> one of the newest

that is tanner gentry. he had one taken away and get it back. now an extra poi away. will he go for two here is the question. >> cris: the ravens were begging for a pu-off here. let's take a look. there is a little biof a shove. they will go for two keeping the offense on the field.ga preseaso. efsay the victory buere is plenty of time l two-point attempt up in the i for the first time in the game. off of play action. look o.br ay fires incomplete. so proud of you. great to see you. >> wonderful to see you. isis, amazing. >> back after th sweat the details. noticing what most will never notice. it's what you do. when the thing you're making... isn't a thing. it's your reputation. the all-new ram 1500. comfortably, the most luxurious truck in its class. and why more people are switching to ram than ever before. >> al: this hall of fame game ie pubrought to you by -- couple of pieces oic art in downtown canton celebrating some of the most important moments in the history of the nfl. benson hall of fame stadium is they have all of their time-outs. h cris: i would think t

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with me are the political strategist jo tanner and the head of news at huffpost uk, jess brammar. thank you so much. most of tomorrow's front pages are now in. the times leads on accusations against donald trump made by his former aide, michael cohen, who claims the president ordered illegal campaign finance payments. the government took in £2 billion more than it spent last month, the healthiestjuly surplus for 18 years, that's the report in the ft. the daily mail asks what it actually takes to get locked up, following an investigation by the newspaper, which it claims shows violent thugs, burglars and drug dealers all escaping jail terms. the guardian leads on the home office's admission, that 164 people from the windrush generation may have been wrongly removed or detained. the national trust has been blasted for allegedly allowing people wearing nazi uniforms to parade around a stately home in wiltshire. that's on the sun's front page. the metro leads with a new report showing more people are in work, but wages have dropped by more than £50 a month, compared with a decade ago. the c

the clashes between palestinian protesters and the israeli military it's important to note that tanner's is not endorsing any of these four options but this is what he has come up with after. filling out this report at the behest of the u.n. general assembly basically these four things include increasing the number of you would personnel in the occupied palestinian territories in order to help provide financial economic and educational assistance to the palestinian people he also says that it's also a way of protecting the palestinians by providing more buddy for those very things that i just listed the last two issues which would both require action by the u.n. security council would be either the deployment of an observer bishop that could act as a local bta to force between the israeli military and local palace studio at flashpoints such as border crossings or put there seems to be some sort of brewing confrontation between the two sides the final option which also would require u.n. security council a bad date would be the deployment of some sort of armed force whether there peacekee

about a friendly allen from the planet melmac who crash landed in california and moved in with the tannerm '86 to '90. the reboard reportedly centers around alf returning to earth to join a new family. >> i just wonder what that pitch was like. >> hey, guys, let's bring back "alf." >>> the key to happiness. >> yeah, apparently the best advice is to stop scheduling your free time. a professor who studies time management is out with a new study finding that when leisure activity is planned rather than spontaneous, we enjoy it less. >> all right, now he says that when we overschedule leisure activities, we end up treating fun time like it's another item on our to do list. now, a separate study also found that free unscheduled time is crucial for kids and helps their social and emotional development. now i agree with that but then how do you get everything done on your free time? >> exactly. we have to calm down with the calendars and updates. >> yeah, but still. >> maybe loosely scheduling. is that the compromise? >> maybe take a bunch of days off and see how it goes. >> ooh, i like that ide

that is tanner gentry. he had one taken away and get it back. now an extra point away. will he go for two here is the question. >> cris: the ravens were begging for a push-off here. let's take a look. there is a little bit of a shove. they will go for two keeping the offense on the field. preseason game. i say the victory but there is plenty of time left. two-point attempt up in the i for the first time in the game. off of play action. look out. bray fires incomplete. so proud of you. great to see you. >> wonderful to see you. cris, amazing. >> back after this. sweat the details. noticing what most will never notice. it's what you do. when the thing you're making... isn't a thing. it's your reputation. the all-new ram 1500. comfortably, the most luxurious truck in its class. and why more people are switching to ram than ever before. >> al: this hall of fame game is being brought to you by -- couple of pieces of public art in downtown canton celebrating some of the most important moments in the history of the nfl. benson hall of fame stadium is they have all of their tim

8 of 11 and bryce harper batting .367 and in the 15 games before, it harper was batting .176, and tanner rourke has been shoipg for the nats. 3-0 in his last three starts. that came in the last two weeks, less than two weeks. matt beaters is a big reason t catchers are backn track. >> are those kirks, a new recreation center unveiled thanks to d.c. united, parx a reck and the idea is to increase access for soccer f more kid and families. folks can use thepa play now past daylight hours. >> i think it's awesome because it's not inch al. it's in a recreational center and everybody in the community just come together a play on it and like practice stills on it. >> just a great experience being here and watching the kids smiles on their faces. i think it's great what everyone is doing and them getting together and buildin place like this is really good and giving theses k an opportunity. >> the what this is all about is giving kids a safe place to play and make friends and develop confidence and out of that you're going to find some kid that will benspired and motivated and maybe change the

he appointed sadie tanner alexander in 1946 to a presidential commission. >> thank you all very much. colonel bradford, it has been a birch -- pleasure to have you here. great discussion. rawn will be in the lobby to sign some books. if you have not purchased one by one on your way out. think you for being here and please do come again. nk you for being here and please do come again. [applause] >> or nine week series 1968 america in turmoil is available as a podcast. you can find it on our website c-span.org/history. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. tonight, on afterwards, retired marine corps lieutenant colonel on gender bias in the military. she is interviewed by military times reporter todd south. really memory is not catered -- not really paid attention to as a quality marine going into boot camp, and not held to a high standard coming out of boot camp, how does that affect the rest of your career, your colleagues? >> the problem is that because the marine corps does not want to change what happens at that foundational level, and because everything is so segregated, t

he appointed sadie tanner mozel alexander in 1946 to a presidential commission. >> thank you all very much. colonel bradford, mr. james it , has been a pleasure to have you here. great discussion. ron will be in the lobby to sign some books. thank you for being here and please do come again. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [crowd talking] >> interested in american history tv? visit c-span.org/history. view our tv schedule, crazy upcoming programs and watch college lectures, museum lectures, archival films and more. c-span.org/history. tuesday we will be live at 9:00 p.m. eastern with arizona state university professor jonathan park to take calls come ets ands -- call, twe emails on injured jackson's presidency. i never thought i would say this, injured, but thank you. clay. i am not done. clays says, what do you mean you're not done? jackson says there is one other thing. the bank. the bank? it's funny you mentione

and 11.30 this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are the political strategistjo tannerws at huffpost uk. reports from the united states claim donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen has entered into a plea deal with prosecutors in new york. investigators are examining whether he committed alleged bank fraud, tax evasion and campaign finance law violations. michael cohen previously admitted to arranging hush money for a woman 0ur correspondent nick bryant is in new york at the courthouse. bring us the latest, what is going on there and what is the significance was ? cameramen gathering outside of this courthouse, we have been waiting all summer, so much speculation, the lawyer would enter into a plea agreement and that has happened. he is now on the custody of the fbi, you'll be brought to the court appearance and less than an hour's time. and he will guilt we understand, the bank and tax fraud charges and also, campaign finance violations. what we do not think he is going to do is agree to co—operate with prosecutors. this is a plea agreement that has avoided a trial

reboot. [ cheers and applause ] the wise-cracking alien who crash-landed from the planet melmac in the tannersers and is expected to pick up where things left off. >> how do you do that? >> how do you do that in this day and age? alf left off in 1990. we have catching up to do but some ideas being reported involve alf emerging from area 51, of course, after being held captive since the original series finale. warner brothers studios wouldn't elaborate any further on the potential reboot. can you imagine waking up as alf today and being like, whoa. >> what's going on? >> and i forgot. he eats cats. do you remember that? >> what? >> i'm sorry. that could be a trigger this morning. >> the reboot. >> it's keto, amy. >> right. okay. >> a cat is keto. >>> finally have researchers finally found the key to happiness? if you want to stop worrying and be happier, here's the best advice. stop scheduling your free time. >> yes. >> professors who studied time management found when a leisure activity is planned rather than spontaneous we enjoy it less and say when we overschedule leisure activities we end u

the rumor is, because hermes is cagey about what they do and what they don't do, lvmh bought the tanner or crocodile. maria: these bags are the most expensive bags ever. how much does this bag cost? >> when it was at retail, i'm going to estimate it was $150,000 retail. we have passed on an authority for $500,000 because we're planning on taking it to auction at the end of the year. maria: so it retails -- can you get that for $130,000 after you had an auction, i'm sorry, that you had a bidder that would pay $500,000? >> we've been going back and forth through christies on this world record thing for a while now. we broke the record in 2016 and their last one is 380. it's a version of that one with diamonds and gold on it. there's maybe 50 of those. maria: $380,000? >> yes. this one we estimate could easily go for over $500,000 at auction. dagen: how did you get these bags? did they come from women who got them from birkin? >> that's exactly right. dagen: have they been used. is there lipstick stain inside that half a million dollar bag we don't know about. i'm not kidding. [ laughter ]