this visit by the press was deemed a social visit. but the visit was much more important than that. you are looking at the middle of june 1939, 2.5 months before the invasion of poland, the beginning of world war ii. they were sent over by neville chamberlain to make sure that the u.s. would continue to be allies with the british. this was a very important visit. i think it lends itself to some of the earliest involvement of the u.s. into the war effort. >> [applause] ranger oldenburg: winston churchill was here 4 different times. on june 20, 1942 was probably the most important visit. we know earlier in the day that he and fdr and harry hopkins are in his study. they are talking about the british atomic program. the research was taking place in london, which was difficult at the time with the constant bombardment of the city. they weren't making the progress they were hoping to. word was coming down that the germans were rather close to developing an atomic weapon. churchill is asking fdr to bring the program and scientists over to the united states, and fdr agrees to that. within

a visit along those lines has now happened?ay, theresa may visited the scene and we saw those images of her talking to the emergency services, talking to the emergency services, talking to the firefighters who had been working to help people in the fire and there was criticism at the time from labour that she hadn't met some of the victims directly herself. we we re of the victims directly herself. we were told there were issues of security surrounding why she hadn't spoken directly to some of the victims. we did see images ofjeremy corbyn down at the site yesterday and infact corbyn down at the site yesterday and in fact even hugging somebody who had been involved. i think the sense we got from the government todayis sense we got from the government today is them trying to really show they are run the brantford, they are trying to support people. clearly lots of very difficult questions for the government, notjust on the financial side of things, the logistical side of things, but economic all and emotional side of things as w

you enjoy your visit. >> noncontact visits are usually inmates that are just arrived or inmates that are on disciplinary housing units for various reasons, whether it be gang related or they're under protective custody. these inmates are required to be behind glass. and they, basically, they're speaking over intercom speakers. >> i don't like being here. it's like, ugh. i don't like being here. but i have no choice. i have to be here because my man's here, my baby's here. >> i tried everything. i tried heroin first time in prison. that was the first time i ever tried that was in prison, because everybody else was. i started doing coke. i used to fix. i stopped doing that because the aids thing came on. that scared me right there. i backed up on that. plus, being in prison, you know, being in prison, being on parole's like a little life-saver if you're in the fast lane because you get these breaks from being out there, so it brings your mind back, you can focus a little bit and you can reflect on what you'r

this visit, by many in the press, was deemed a social visit , but the visit was much more important than that. of are looking at the middle june of 1939, 2 .5 months before september 1 and the invasion of poland, the beginning of world war ii. they were sent over by neville chamberlain to secure communications, to make sure the united states would continue to be allies with the british. , andwas an important visit i think it lends itself to one of the earliest involvements of the united take into the war effort -- states into the war effort. winston churchill was here for different times -- four different times, but on june 20, 1942 was probably the most important visit. we know earlier in the day that he and fdr and harry hopkins are down in the study at springwood, and they are talking about two alloys -- the british atomic program. inearch was taking place london, which was rather difficult at the time with the constant bombarding of the city, so they were not making the progress that they were hoping to. word was coming down that the germans were rather close to developing an atomic

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we have heard theresa may, after visiting the scene of this incident yesterday, will now visit some ofspital later this morning. we heard from thep communities secretary this morning who said the government will be doing everything it can to help the victims of this tragedy. he said as well as a public inquiry, which will be led by a judge, there was work that had already started to make sure those who are living in similar towers are safe. this is a process we've already started. this will be done in a matter of days. i think those people need to be given reassurance within days. it has to be led by the experts. the first point is to identify those buildings. there are about 4,000 high—rise buildings in the country. but not all of them have been re—cladded. also, let's not make the assumption it's all about cladding. we need to be led by the experts. as soon as we've more information from the experts, later today or certainly over the weekend, that's what should be used to do these emergency inspections. mrjavid said the government would do everything needed to make sure people living

visit booking.com.king.yeah. >>> in corcoran the constant influx of drugs and weapons represents a very real threat to the safety of the officers and inmates. the investigative services unit or isu tries to keep the prison's rampant contraband problem under control. >> we'll round up the inmates, somebody do a perimeter check and secure the perimeter. >> an inmate's nonlethal overdose at his job in the laundry facility sparks this full-scale investigation by sergeant lawton and the isu team. >> today we're conducting a search of the pia warehouse laundry searching for any kind of contraband. last month we had an inmate overdose back here in the prison industry's laundry on his job site. >> since corcoran's laundry facilities often act as a contraband distribution center for the inmate population, this may be one of isu's best chances to catch the drugs before they spread to the rest of the prison. >> because of the big area and the areas they could hide in, we'll bring in two narcotics dogs here and do

mr trump has accepted an invitation to visit france for bastille day injuly invitation to visit francehe newspaper notes that, well, this relationship between the two meant what off awkwardly when they first met last month and had that awkward knuckle crushing handshake. you are up—to—date with the papers. now rico a story from the washington post that could be called fake news. yes, it's about a framed copy of time magazine cover which hangs in several of donald trump's resorts and golf clubs. here's the cover — the only problem is, that it's not real. it's from 2009, well before mr trump was involved in politics, and it's not clear who created it. time have confirmed the cover is fake — and they've asked the trump 0rganization to take it down. a police officer who was repeatedly stabbed during the london bridge terror attack has been speaking about his ordeal for the first time. 38—year—old pc wayne marques was one of the first on the scene of the attack more than three weeks ago. he's been speaking to our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. clear the area now! it was just af

your visit will become yet another milestone in defining our partnership. i send my sincerest gratitude to you and the first lady for such warm hospitality. thank you. [applause] president trump: thank you, everybody. reporter: [inaudible] reporter: are your tweets hurting your presidency? [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national able satellite corp. 2017] >> >> we'll hear more from president moon jae-in later today at the center for international studies, that's set for 6:00 p.m. eastern we'll have it live here on c-span. >> this weekend, c-span cities tour work the help of our comcast partner, takes booktv and american history tv to portland, oregon, as we explore its rich history and literary culture. saturday at noon, we'll visit powell's city of books, covering an entire city of block -- an entire city block. we'll go inside to see a vast collection and learn about one of the world's largest independent bookstores. >> when we mov

ost: have you visited the presidential library? do you have questions about how they are run or are funded? anthonyhe time to call, lark, "the last campaign," author. phone lines, democrats, 202-748-8000. 202-748-8001. and independents, 202-748-8002. presidential libraries have come long way since franklin roosevelt's library. c-span local content vehicle had a chance recently to head out to the franklin roosevelt library and heard from the library's development ofhe that presidential library. >> the library was the first presidential library created and by the national archive and records administration, the ibrary was established by president franklin roosevelt, he was looking for a way to of erve the paper administration and his personal papers. he created a library on the grounds of his estate in high park, new york. what he decided to do was raise private money to and then he rary gave it to the government to be operated by the national archive. model was followed by subsequent presidents. host: anthony clark, can you about th

for a friday visit, so i would lose my friday visits and i would have to wait another six months clean to get another family visit and depending on the circumstances, dealing with drugs, a sticking or something like that, you can go a year or two without a family visit. so a lot i can lose. i would never want to lose my wife and kids in here over some nonsense. i try to do everything i can in a positive way to stay out of the way. >> today, hill's good behavior has earned him another conjugal visit with his wife. >> i go spend time with my wife for a couple days. it's hard to get that privilege, be a lot of stuff going on. fights every day or something. if i have family visits, i wouldn't be as careful as i am today. it feels like you're free for a couple days. when you're sitting in that two-bedroom apartment, it's like you're at your own house. just can't go outside, like a junior high school kid on punishment. just can't leave the house, you know what i mean? but it's pretty good. you know what i'm saying, it's a relief leaving, coming back is the hard part. >> the actual process le

india's prime minister narendra modi is on a visit to washington.is first meeting with donald trump and india us trade has grown to 115,000,000,02016 us trade has grown to 115,000,000,020 16 from 19 billion in 2000. but with rising protection in the united states and in particular a crackdown on visas for indians, it is harder to export for india. hoping to get american and tension one stitch at a time. these products are headed to the us. 0ne one stitch at a time. these products are headed to the us. one of the biggest markets for the garment export industry here. some businesses feared that india is no longer a priority for washington but they hope narendra modi's visit will improve conditions. we want us to remove the nontariff barriers. we wa nt to remove the nontariff barriers. we want to promote india as a destination for us customers because we make better quality than china and we may be a bit higher on pricing but we can match it in the near future. it is good like this that are a cause for concern for mr trump as he desperately tries to ba

[applause] ♪ arriving in hong kong for his first-ever visit.applause] he is welcomed by the people of hong kong. the chief executive elect. .. the chinese president will address them in the coming days. you see the flags of hong kong as they are and chinese national flags. they have similarities. one is decorated by the five golden stars on the other is the white bohemia smaller. the airport is engulfed with these flags and chinese culture and our hong kong gas, they were mentioning the importance of educating the next generation about his identity and the principle of the one country to system policy. it's very important to educate them, many of the young kids standing at the airport, welcoming the chinese president were born after 1997, after the handover. for them, how to understand the connection between the mainland and hong kong, what would you suggest. >> first of all, i think to understand hong kong as part of china is just to understand the earth will revolve around the sun. it's reality. i think everyone will need to understand that.

a symbolic visit, resident xi jinping's first visit since coming to power in 2012.that's right. in power for five years and visiting today, inspecting the pla troops. this is certainly quite a show and pageantrypomp if you will of this military display, but interestingly, despite not visiting hong kong in the five years that he has and in power, he has said that hong kong has always been in his heart and the central government of beijing will support hong kong's development as ever. he has arrived. it is interesting, joshua wong saying the concern it would be one country, one system, deteriorating further from the one country, one half system the country is seen as operating under now. president xi jinping says he considers that one country, two systems a success. president xi jinping arriving on day two of his three-day visit as hong kong march 20 years since the handover from british rule. let's get over to david who is taking a look at our markets. declines at the open. have a look at the equity column. ,ou have the nikkei, australia trading at these levels for t

. >>> next, vietnamese prime minister nguyen xuan phuc visits washington, d.c. this is about 50 minutes. [ applause ] >>> good afternoon. i'm jim carafano. i oversee all the foreign defense policy here at the heritage foundation. my pleasure to welcome the prime minister of vietnam. nguyen xuan phuc. it is an honor to host you, sir. [ speaking vietnamese ] [ applause ] >> i am also very pleased to recognize the ambassadors of t asean today. including vinh who made today possible. [ speaking vietnamese ] >> on the american side i would like to acknowledge u.s. ambassador to vietnam ted osiis and patrick murphy. thank you again for being here. [ applause ] [ speaking vietnamese ] >> and of course i would be remiss not to recognize the founder of the heritage foundation and our interim president ed fuler in. dr. fullner believed in the transpacific relationship long before there was a trade agreement named after them. the continued the asian study center to nurture them. thank you, ed. [ speaking vietnamese ] >> and ed, thank you for allowing me to do the honors to

how do you feel this purpose of visiting? >> e.ust be happy to be here today and for the coming three days. i think that it will make most of the people in hong kong very happy because it is the first time tuesday ahead of the chinese government and state visiting. his last visit was nine years ago when he was still the vice president and he wants to give all the best wishes for the achievements that they have made over the past 20 years after the return back. he emphasized the past 20 years they've always enjoyed from the central government pledges to do the same. there are economic difficulties that will have a better chance and enjoy greater prosperity and job security going forward. you mentioned the support. what woul would become economic, socially, culturally or politically? >> more and more services can be provided -- lawyers, accountants etc. they've been accepted and further i would say it leaves the big financial crisis that broke out in 2008 for example. they stood their ground very firmly without succumbing to pressure

tonight she was visiting a hindu temple in london.ing there for gas and attacks turns out to be a mixed blessing. iain watsonjoins me now. so are we any clearer on the tory tax plans? first the conservatives wanted to move their gender and attacks from social care where they are moral vulnerable but they also wanted to offer reassurance to core conservative voters that their instincts on tax have not changed but the execution has been messy. michael fallon defence secretary has said absolutely no increases on income tax and borisjohnson said no plans to increase income tax and theresa may said no change in the ma nifesto, theresa may said no change in the manifesto, which gets no such commitment, and it doesn't say anything on that topic. although the execution has been messy it has also given the opportunity further opposition parties to say it is not only chaotic but they also smell blood because tomorrow the shadow chancellor has come to see that labour hopes to reduce vat, i understand, putting more pressure on conservatives. it s

the newspaper mentions he will not be visiting a local family or neighbourhoods during his visit as hisews concentrates on how eid is being celebrated around the world, including in mosul. the front picture shows the president of the uae exchanging greetings with his counterparts. that brings you up—to—date with the papers. kasia, what is sparking conversation on line? you talk about the papers showing eid al—fitr celebrations, there are lots of pictures on line. it is the islamic festival celebrated all over the globe and this is the scene in mecca. eid al—fitr marks the end of ramadan where muslims fast for one month and they come together to break their fast with family and friends. very popular on line. reports from the iraqi city of mosul say fighters from so—called islamic state have mounted a counter—attack in districts to the worst of the old city. that is the last islamic state conclave there. the army has told the bbc that british fighters are among the militants. earlier, the iraqi military said it had captured almost all of the area. our correspondence and cameraman have sen

there is a big stone which people visit.he main attraction is the reservoir which todayis attraction is the reservoir which today is the tragedy for colombia. and this boat, four decks, tell us a bit about it. it is a tourist boat. there is more than one of that sort that take people around the big lake. there are questions around the compliance of these boats. a colleague of mine have told us that she has been there before and there we re she has been there before and there were no life vests provided and that is something that worried her. it is something the authorities will have to investigate. thank you so much. pakistan's prime minister nawaz sharif has cut short a visit to london, after an oil tanker explosion killed at least 150 people in punjab province. more than 100 others are in a critical condition in hospital. the incident has also cast a shadow over the muslim festival of eid al fitr, which marks the end of the holy month of ramadan. secunder kermani reports. hundreds of local villagers flocked to the scene of

heather: donald trump and first lady melania visit his bedside as we learn about the politically motivated attack. >> a set of those republicans or democrats out there? jeff said they are republicans. >> look up and it was capital police, a tremendous drying. shooting a gun. >> my wife and children, my loved ones. >> we are united in our anguish in an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. [applause] heather: you are watching an early edition of "fox and friends" first. rob: we are just learning steve scalise has been downgraded to critical condition and will need more surgery after being shot in the hip. heather: we are digging into the shooter's passed. >> reporter: after spending the entire day at the baseball stadium it is a miracle no one other than the shooter was killed in this gunbattle. investigators are trying to piece together what took place. it was shortly after 7:00 am yesterday when gop lawmakers were at baseball practice wrapping up for the annual baseball game for charity. that is when they say gunshots began to ring out from the third-base line. house majority whi

the night, she visiting a hindu temple in london.ut moving attention onto tax today has turned out to be a mixed blessing. in scotland the leader of the scottish national party , of the scottish national party, nicola sturgeon, is undertaking a tour of 30 constituencies by helicopter. scotland's first minister took to the skies in the final weekend of election campaigning, and is visiting six key constituencies over the course of saturday. the snp won 56 of the 59 seats in scotland in the 2015 general election, a record result which polls suggest they will struggle to match this time round. speaking to the bbc, ms sturgeon, said that she would be willing to enter into a coalition with the labour party in the event of a hung parliament. well, i've always said if the arithmetic allowed it, i'd want the snp to be part of a progressive alternative to a tory government, a progressive alternative that invested in public services and protected pensions and had policies that lifted people out of poverty, but i think the polls in the rest of

this is his first visit to the u.s. as president. we'll have live coverage of his emarks here on c-span. the president has departed the white house in the last hour along with the first lady and their son barron on their way to the golf club, here's a look at their departure from the white house. >> this weekend, c-span's cities tour, with the help of ourcome cast partners, takes book tv and american history tv to portland, oregon, as we explore its rich history and literary culture. saturday at noon eastern on book tv we visit powell's city of books covering an entire city block. we'll go inside to see its vast collections and learn about the history of one of the world's largest independent bookstores. >> when we first moved into this building we were 15,000 square feet of books, now we're 75,000 square feet of books. it, i think, is a reason that some authors move to portland. we hear that quite often from authors that this is a resource for them. >> and then former state senator about growingares up in oregon in her book "remembe

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mr farage visited the constituency he lost in 2015 — south thanet.te craig mackinlay, was been charged with allegedly overspending in the 2015 general election campaign. mr mackinlay denies any wrongdoing. police investigating the manchester suicide bombing have made a seventeenth arrest. a 24—year—old man was detained in the rusholme area of the city. 11 men are currently in custody. ariana grande, the singer whose concert was targeted by the bomb, has visited some of her injured fans. anisa kadri reports. ariana grande turned up just as these fans, injured in last month‘s bomb attack, were getting ready for bed. the star‘s surprise visit to the royal manchester children‘s hospital left eight—year—old lily harrison feeling like a rock star, according to her dad. our room is at the end of the ward corridor, and she was working her way up. we were the last to be seen. i think i was as nervous as lily. her hands were shaking. she said she might need to go to the toilet, she didn‘t know what to do and she was really nervous. and then she came skipping o

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at the moment, people if they need it gets visits, the visits are often far too short.workers who may be very good oi’ agency workers who may be very good or may not be but they don't get to know the person and has come there one day, do 15 minutes and go. it is a very private thing having a killer come into your home. it is a very private situation any need to build a relationship that the person. i full story for care workers and the distress they are put through. for example, i went to see an old gentleman recently who sadly has passed away now, and he was getting ca re passed away now, and he was getting care and his care worker was very nice and came twice a day for 15 minutes and any had go somewhere else, and he wasn't paid, he was only paid when he got to the place. he showed me has played for the day and it was ludicrous. he was running from place to place for 15 minutes ata time from place to place for 15 minutes at a time and then came back in the day, unpaid, just to see how he was doing. a really decent guy. and he is paid the minimum wage and it is a highl

the "new york times" also reports that trump is considering cancelling the visit. a white house spokesman said he has tremendous respect for prime minster may. that subject never came up on the call. official readout makes no mention of the trip of the election. also saying although they will not comment on the contents of the conversation, there have been no change in plans for the expected visit. may extended soon after inauguration, but no dates have been scheduled. political rival jeremy corbyn posted on twitter yesterday, cancellation of state visit is welcome especially after his attack on london's mayor and withdraw from paris climate deal. president open comply questioned the response in wake of london terror attack and backlash in the united kingdom. >> speaking of corbyn, looking to build on appearance of last week's election. can still be skprims loprime mi look to get support from other parties. may's conservative party lost the party in the election and in order to maintain power, she's attempting to form a groft with northern ireland democratic unioni

you got to finish up your visit.most over. >> i don't want to let you go. >> i love you. >> i love you. i'm going to call you tonight. 9:05. >> time to go. >> get a hug? >> love you. >> it's sad. just to see him leave, not being able to touch him for a while. i just really want him to come home. >> i'm just glad that i seen her on my birthday. it was a -- to me it was a gift. it was a gift to me. >>> coming up -- >> he cannot make it housed with anyone. he cannot rec with anyone. >> a new chapter for deven gallop. >> we had to do something about that. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia thank you so much. thank you! so we're a go? yes! we got a yes! what does that mean for purchasing? purchase. let's do this. got it. book the flights! hai! si! si! ya! ya! ya! what does that mean for us? we can get stuff. what's it mean for

on the fourth visit, he tried to undo her pants. on the fifth visit, she told a jury in a shaky voice how he plied her with three blue pills and wine. she said, i got woozy. my vision was impaired. her next recollection was being jolted away as she felt cosby's hands groping her breasts under her shirt. sniffling and shaking, she testified, i was not able to tell him to stop or resist him. later, she woke up humiliateed and confuseed and left. throughout her testimony, cosby sat somber faceed and at times appeared to be looking off into space. asked by assistant da if she ever had a romantic relationship with cosby, she said he was a friend, somebody i trusted, a men tore. cosby has maintained his sexual contact with shelter was consensual. she in fact had called cosby dozens of times after the alleged assault and before she contacted police. at the end of the day, cosby left the courthouse smiling and making small talk with his lawyers to shouts from a thrown of admirers. >> meantime, constant former lawyer at the time of the alleg

. >> and mike pence visited crystal griner. she was shot in the ank. >> they also visited steve scalise who is in critical condition and will need more surgery. president trump called him a fighter. >> i visited steve and his family at the hospital last night. i reassured them the country is pulling for them, praying for them and that we are here for them every single step of the way. >> on this thursday afternoon, jul julie carey has an update on the investigation. >> and chris lawrence is at nats park where they are about to play ball. a game they can't wait to play and we can't wait to see. >> i think you said it. to give you an idea of what this baseball game means to folks on capitol hill. democrats and r shooting, organizers said they started selling 500 tickets an hour. now they're expecting upwards of 18,000 people here at nats park over the next couple hours. you can see the u.s. capitol police have a robust presence out here. we have seen u.s. capitol police cars and trucks posted on just about every block. there are

thank you so much for allowing heritage to be part of your visit. [speaking vietnamese] >> please let me invite you to the podium. [speaking vietnamese] [applause] p.m. xuan phuc: [speaking vietnamese] >> thank you very much for that distinguishednd participants and vietnamese ministers, representatives of the american -- u.s. government, ladies and gentlemen, dear friends. distinguished participants andp.m. xuan phuc:g vietnamese] >> at the invitation of president donald j. trump, i am leading the vietnamese delegation on this official visit to the united states. we have been having a series of meetings and activities in new york as well as here in washington, d.c. today. p.m. xuan phuc: [speaking vietnamese] >> i have had a series of meetings with american secretaries, members of the cabinet, and a number of major u.s. corporations. i also, just before coming here, had a very successful and fruitful meeting with president trump himself. p.m. xuan phuc: [speaking vietnamese] >> i fully concur with what you that theier relationship between vietnam a

tourists visited cuba in 2016.upid individuals have earned more than $40 million over the last two years sharing their homes on a website. 58% of airbnb housing are women. in the letter, they invited ivanka trump to visit cuba to see the progress that has been made firsthand. greece's creditors have agreed to release those last of the bailout plan. they badly needed the 8.5 euro -- 8.5 to avoid default billion euro payment to avoid default in a few weeks. the involvement of the international monetary fund which is expected to approve in principle. it is a sticking point. the imf and greece has been hoping for measures to ease the country's debt load. minister saidce while they do not get everything they wanted, progress has been made. >> we feel there is a much greater clarity on a both the greek people -- both the greek people and the financial markets. is it as much clarity as the greek people deserve after all of the forms carried out and all of the sacrifices that have been made? perhaps not, but we recognize t

the prime minister's visit came i2 families.came 12 hours after the van ploughed into a came 12 hours after the van ploughed intoa group came 12 hours after the van ploughed into a group of worshippers, theresa may clearly wanting to be seen among the community that was attacked, as soon as possible. jeremy corbyn, who is the local mp, was up much of the night talking to his constituents. and visited the scene with the labour mayor of london, sadiq khan. throughout the day, the enormity of what happened appeared to weigh on the shoulders of politicians. what happened appeared to weigh on the shoulders of politiciansm what happened appeared to weigh on the shoulders of politicians. it is a terror on the streets and of the people i'm proud to represent. that is why i'm here. all around the politicians visiting a huge police operation was under way. the focus — this white van rented in wales. it had turned off the main seven sisters road into a cul—de—sac, hitting people as it went through. some of them were treating a man who was

inmates on death row are also visiting with their families. 60 condemned prisoners met their families and dashing cages. none of them will leave prison. but some may, their kids hope so. >>> it's a sad day in the surfing world. wet suit pioneer has died. he made coldwater surfing possible that the industry changing wet suit. he became a global brand. he was 94 years old. >> let's bring in the chief meteorologist. you have been surfing for 30 or more to -- 30 or 40 years. >> he was a character. he lived on the avenue. his first serve shot was on kelly cove. i think he was the first one to come up with neoprene which was a new substance. you go to europe, i was in italy , and they all know who jack o'neill is. >> what happened to his eye? >> he lost an eye -- i used to know. i think he lost it sailing. i will figure that out. >>> let's get to the forecast. a nice looking day. it is such a good shot as they go through my graphics. it gives you perspective on how the city is growing and how much it has grown. that is just beautiful. the clarity to

among those she visited, eight—year—old fan lily harrison.ies in the blast at manchester arena. our room was the last room on the ward of the corridor. how she was working her way up it. we were the last ones to be seen. i think i was probably just as nervous as lily. her hands were shaking. she said, i think i might need to go to the toilet. i don't know what to do. i'm really nervous. and then, yeah, shejust came skipping onto our ward. she was brilliant. there's been an outpouring of love for the 22 victims who died in the blast last month. ariana grande has returned to the uk for a benefit concert in manchester tomorrow night and many of those injured, including lily, are hoping to be there. lily sort of expressed a wish to go. we didn't want to force her. we said, if you want to go, we'll make sure you've got tickets. if we get to the venue, or are on the way to the venue, and you say you don't want to go, we're more than happy to bring you home. it's whatever she wants. proceeds from the concert will go towards that we love —— proceeds

the queen and prince william have been visiting here this morning — they went to a relief centre to meetvivors and rescuers. the faces of some of the many who are still unaccounted for — young and old — many of them had been trapped on the upper floors of the building. an investigation is underway into the cause of the blaze — but there's growing frusatration here about the lack of answers. and the other stories in the news this lunchtime: a second soldier has died following the incident involving a tank at an army firing range in pembrokeshire. security officials tell the bbc that hackers in north korea carried out the cyber attack which crippled large parts of the nhs last month. and the british and irish lions prepare for their biggest test yet down under — can they roar against the all blacks in new zealand? and coming up in the sport on bbc news: the sternest test yet for the lions — they take on the maori all blacks tomorrow, as warren gatland calls for reinforcements to his squad. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the number of people known to have died in the gre

visit our website c-span.org /history. view our tv schedule, preview programs, and watch college courses and films as well. c-span.org/history. >> our visit to hyde park brings we learn about eleanor roosevelt's life here and are working creating jobs for real workers and women. rural workers and women. >> certainly this became the very first national historic dedicated to a first lady and the only historic site dedicated to one first lady. encompasses two major buildings. the first building, the stone totage was built in 1925 initially serve as a retreat for eleanor roosevelt and her two political mentors, nancy cook and marion dickerman. it was built on the eastern end of the roosevelt property at the time, land that fdr had purchased in 1911 to forrester experiments on. he offered to build his wife eleanor little cottage here sheuse the early 1920's, was getting very active in political life and she really needed her own space to bring friends and associates, to have a place for she could talk politics and plan politica

overnight, london's mayor says britain shouldn't welcome president trump and calls to cancel his state visit are growing after a series of tweets criticizing the mayor's handling of the terror attack. >>> incoming freshmen as harvard revoked. it's all because of what they posted online. >>> watch what happens after someone cuts off a dump truck. see what happens to what's inside. and how the driver survived. >>> a good tuesday morning. we begin with the arrest of a federal contractor charged with leaking classified information about russian election hacking. >> 25-year-old with the unusual name of reality winner accused this morning of mailing a top secret nsa report to the intercept, a website that then published what appeared to be a redacted version of the document. winner worked at a government facility in augusta, georgia, where she held a high-level security clearance and describes awe russian military infiltrated a software company that dealt with voter-related information ahead of last year's presidential election. >> winner's arrest is the first criminal leak case under president tr

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mr farage visited the constituency he lost in 2015 — south thanet.andidate craig mackinlay, was been charged with allegedly overspending in the 2015 general election campaign. mr mackinlay denies any wrongdoing. ariana grande, the singer whose concert was targeted by the bomb, has visited some of her injured fans. helpnig to mend broken hearts and shattered lives. popstar ariana grande visiting young fans who were injured in the attack at her concert less than two weeks ago. she posted a photo of a visit to the royal manchester children‘s hospital on instagram with a simple heart. among those she visited, eight—year—old lily harrison, who suffered spinal injuries in the blast. our room is at the end of the ward corridor, and she was working her way up. we were the last to be seen. i think i was as nervous as lily. her hands were shaking. she said she might need to go to the toilet, she didn‘t know what to do and she was really nervous. and then she came skipping onto our ward. she was brilliant. there has been an outpouring of love and 22 victims who

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but the visits went ahead, two visits to prison, by salman abedi.at he has been doing in the last few years. you may render that police had said that they have no record of anyone contacting counterterrorism police hotlines with concerns about salman abedi, despite the fact that the bbc has been told that five years ago, phone calls were made to that hotline. that again is something else that needs to be bottomed out in the fullness of time. in terms of the wider policing investigation into what happened, where are we?m is still going on. a lot of work by greater manchester police. according is in place, in rush home in south manchester. a car, a nissan micra, is being looked at. police say it could be potentially significant, the fact that somebody had moved out of the local area, around there, it is indicative of that. in terms of suspects, ten men are in custody. the deadline is ticking, the deadline is approaching for when police need to make a decision whether to charge or release them next week. the deadline for some of the men, that takes pla