walker: maybe that is a little exaggerated. [laughter] rep. walker: i can tell you this. many of you can share the same thing. i know what is like to be beaten, broken. to look up and feel like you have no hope. that kind of pain doesn't come from the world. that kind of pain comes from inside the camp. i had the chance to play quarterback at my small high school. i remember there was this one drill called bull in the ring. some of you may remember that. it is probably not politically correct to do that drill. i was the quarterback. i don't know why was in the middle of this ring but the coach thought there was some moral value. you are in the circle and whoever is in the middle of the circle, you are there in the coach will call in number. number 32 is over here, you get the ball and you just smack the guy. you are ready to go. number 44 is over here, you are ready to go. every now and then the coach would say number 30. you thought 30 was over here but number 30 was over here and before you can turn around right in the ear hole, bam. what does that matter to this? the t

yale because of walker evans. being able to study with someone of that significance was something i really wanted to do. its funny, because when i was applying for teaching jobs, back in the day when letters of recommendation work confidential , i had met these people from the university of kansas and was applying for a job there. i got my portfolio returned without an offer of a teaching job, inside they had mistakenly placed my four letters of recommendation. [laughter] mr. levinthal: and the three from the other faculty members and the head of the department, were nice, your typical letter. walker had written a short, two paragraph letter, in which he said, david is an extraordinarily talented and gifted photographer, and would be a wonderful addition to your faculty. apparently they did not think so. stephanie mentioned the archives of american art. that letter is now there. by it,as so touched because walker would never say anything like that to me personally. but, it was wonderful to know that he saw, in thi

host: who is john walker lindh?ler: -- guest: he converted to islam when he was 16, learned arabic, and eventually ended up in pakistan and afghanistan, and got picked up in a taliban prism, then came back to the u.s. and was sentenced to 20 years. host: he is now a free man after serving 17 years. why is he being let out? guest: because he served his time. he got out about three years early for good behavior. but good behavior in prison is different than good behavior in life. he was following all the rules in prison, but he held his extremists believes. host: what concerns do you have about his release? guest: he is the case study for the future. we have about 80 folks getting out who have been convicted for terrorism related activities. john walker lindh is the extreme case. he is still a strong believer in extremism, has supported the islamic state letters to reporters. he is a true believer, through and through. host: so he said he is the tip of the iceberg? guest: he is the tip of the ice berg and is also an o

walker and mr. loudermilk, the election security assistance act, that will provide assistance to states in updating their aging and vulnerable election infrastructure, empower state officials to provide secure elections, and provide additional resources for improving cybersecurity. these are what i was asked to do by my election officials who are a bipartisan group of folks that work to secure our elections at the local level in the 13th district of illinois. every democrat who -- every democrat and every republican county clerk and election official in my district who came to a meeting told me these are their priorities. a fundamental right of our nation is the ability to choose our leaders. the american people deserve to have that right protected. we should secure and protect that right without partisan politics. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. ms. lofgren: thank you. at this point i'd ask that the opening statements of all other members be included in the record, without object

and oswald saw walker as an american adolf hitler. >> and oswald said someone should kill walker. he then ordered a rifle with a sniper scope, and he planned very meticulously his assassination of general walker. >> and then he went on the night of the 10th of april, took up his place and shot at general walker. >> he was very disappointed to find out that he missed by less than an inch. >> it shows his ability to plan who his target was and that oswald was capable of violence. >> i think that was kind of the rosetta stone that if you understood the walker shooting, you understood that lee was like a cocked rifle. and he could go off anytime. ♪ >> what fed the conspiracy notion about the kennedy assassination among many americans was the sheer incongruity of the affair. all that power and majesty wiped out in an instant by one skinny, weak-chinned little character. >>> it is true that the answers to some questions leave us restless. >> it doesn't satisfy our sense of narrative or justice that a small person of no distinction can be of such historical consequence to kill the presid

canceled and scheduled another dog walker, and it's when the second dog walker arrived that they learned the dog was missing. >> diane, thank you. we appreciate it. >>> another american dies on vacation in a popular tourist destination and her family wants answers. >>> the 17-year-old survivor of a shark attack in north carolina is speaking publicly for the first time since losing her leg. >>> and taylor swift's surprise performance. the story coming up in "pop news" with diane macedo. she does more than puppies. >> puppies. >> multitalented. >> "good morning america" is sponsored by progressive. making it easy to bundle your home and car insurance. -and...that's your basic three-point turn. -[ scoffs ] if you say so. ♪ -i'm sorry? -what teach here isn't telling you is that snapshot rewards safe drivers with discounts on car insurance. -what? ♪ -or maybe he didn't know. ♪ [ chuckles ] i'm done with this class. -you're not even enrolled in this class. -i know. i'm supposed to be in ceramics. do you know -- -room 303. -oh. thank you. -yeah. -good luck, everybody. ...there's eucrisa. it's a

the dog walkers are very professional. i just want to preface that i read the noise ordinances, too. that's one of the reasons why i as chair of the operations committee requested a start time of 7:00 a.m., because that's sort of when the noise ordinance says, okay, it's not quiet time anymore, we can start getting busy. that's how i came up with 7:00 a.m. we came up with 7:00 a.m. it wasn't arbitrary. in the beginning of the noise ordinance, it's prefaced that noise is very subjective and different people experience it differently, and sort of those sudden noises are really the things that get people excited, usually, and in the preface it suggested that people who are dealing with the issue deal directly with one another. and that was something i suggested when i went out in the hallway on june 6th. i asked if people could come together and talk about this. my friend on the prozac, i want you to know that i take our responsibilities to find a pathway where everyone is happy. this is not something everyone is happy. doesn

so we have to prepare for that >> police tellus walker was in the two had just recorded a song togeth walker family has set up a go you can find more information in jeremy stevenson is formerly steven videos of he searched for how to join isis and isis police head cut off. a judge ordered him thebe will b back on capitol hill.s rce sayr. donald trump j the committee wants to question and other projects. news 4's tracie pott will have th are taking action to jon st them raise awaren they'r dealing with health stewar shamed members who here they are and where are they? >> two members of the other members of the committee the 9/11 victim's sfund set to way. three african-american the women were a driving force onli small step for kind. their contributio meimurable >> of course i did. i think ten times. book. i need to sta reading it. year over seas and surprises her in classroom. offere a a pay your sale? the change they're making from day. here's future weather. it will impact the commute i'm going to be watching you >>> welcome back. 4:16. do you play video games? the fateof gamers is

alice walker's book has a special resonance here. at wellesley, each class is known by a special color. for four years the class of '90 has worn the color purple. today you meet on severance green to say goodbye to all of that, to begin a new and a very personal journey, to search for your own true colors. in the world that awaits you, beyond the shores of lake waban, no one can say what your true colors will be. but this i do know, you have a first class education from a first class school. and so you need not, probably cannot, live a "paint-by-numbers" life. decisions are not irrevocable. choices do come back. and as you set off from wellesley, i hope that many of you will consider making three very special choices. the first is to believe in something larger than yourself, to get involved in some of the big ideas of our time. i chose literacy because i honestly believe that if more people could read, write, and comprehend, we would be that much closer to solving so many of the problems that plague our nation and our society. and e

we'll be talking about all that and more with our economics editor, andrew walker.on harmful gender stereotypes in adverts comes into force in the uk today, so we want to know, do you think these kinds of ads reinforce outdated ideas about gender or not? let us know — just use #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we start with the price of oil. it has continued to rise after spiking more than 4% on thursday — after explosions damaged two tankers off the coast of iran. us secretary of state mike pompeo has called them "the latest in a series of attacks" by iran — attacks which iran has categorically denied. washington has also blamed tehran for attacks on four tankers last month in the same area — again — accusations iran denies. meanwhile president xijinping has said china will promote ties with iran no matter how the situation changes. what are we talking about? the strait of hormuz links middle eastern oil producers to markets in europe, asia and north america. at its narrowest point the gap — just 21 miles. there are only two shipping lanes here — eac

joining us now is country star walker hayes. steve: ladies and gentlemen, walker hayes.nd i moved to nashville about 15 years ago. it was a struggle. i was dropped, picked up and dropped by a lot of labels in nashville. heard no a lot of times. we ran short of money and thank goodness, you know, costco hired me. that's where i was about three and a half, four years ago. steve: what did you do at costco? >> stocked produce. let's hear it for produce. [cheers] >> i was in charge of the cooler section for my 4 to 11:00 every day that was my job. janice: you never gave up on your dream? >> no, no. a lot of people were like how did you stick it out? i don't know. i just loved writing songs. i was still writing. brian: walker, a lot of it your family has got to support you. watching right now, family has been your anchor. for you, your dad. your dad said you are really strong on this guy star stack with the music. go with real estate. you finally said i'm going to give it one more shot. >> yeah. he never laughed at us. you know, and our choice to such such an allusive, crazy d

to a special edition of breakfast with me dan walker, as we mark the 75th anniversary of the d—day landingsour headlines today: the queen will be joined here in portsmouth by theresa may, president trump, and other world leaders, to commemorate the allied invasion of nazi—occupied france. throughout the programme we'll be hearing from the heroes of d—day, veterans who are now over 90 years old. we really didn't think about the danger, we knew we had a job to do and if anything happened to us that was hardluck. we'll be on board a specially chartered ship to see families relive the journey of those who helped to liberate europe. we cannot comprehend what these ladies and gentlemen did to us to give us ourfreedom.

i would be happy to entertain any questions. >> please, commissioner walker. >> how many open items are there still in the current stage? >> as of 5:00 a.m. this morning, there was 124, which is been steadily increasing. of those, about 30 of those are data migration related issues. the rest are application-specific issues, so that is where we stand today. >> perfect, thank you. any other questions? >> seeing none, thank you so much for coming out here this morning. >> is there any public comment on item six? seeing none, item seven, director's reports. seven a, update on d.b.i. finances. >> good morning, commissioners. on the deputy director for the department of building inspection. before you is the april 2019 financial reports. it includes revenues and expenditures for the ten months of fiscal year 201819 and july 2018 through april 2019 and i will go over a couple of the highlights here in summary. first on, the revenue side, april has been a little bit different than all the other months. for the first time in a very long time we actually have seeded our prior year amount. our rev

walker as he was walking with his own child and his wife. the suspect quickly ran away, and without any hesitation, mr. walker gave chase, having to leave his wife and child behind. he chased the suspect for two blocks and he caught him. he did not use any force in doing so. he held him until police arrived he showed a lot of under pressure -- he showed a lot of calmness under pressure. i would like to say that he acted very indicative of our community and what we are about as people of san francisco. i am really grateful that he is given this opportunity to receive an award from the commission. >> thank you. i want to personally say thank you. when i read about it, i was shocked and really thankful that there are people like you in our community. i shudder to think what could have happened if you weren't there behaving the way that you did. you are a real hero and a real credit to san francisco, so thank you. >> i would like to say, too, i saw the videos when this first happened. and i said to myself, that is really important that the peopl

i had coverage, because those dog walkers are also all working. unless you're reading all those emails about how important this park is. we don't use it for almost a third of the year because of this winter closure thing, which i still don't fully understand, because it's always muddy in douglass park, so i don't understand how much muddier it can possibly be in december as opposed to august. we need this park. i need you to know that the person and group of advocates who don't like this park are also the people who work -- who started a company that if you remember four years ago at mission soccer field kicked little kids off of it, because they reserved it, and it was more important for them to have a soccer game than small children who play at the soccer field every day. these are the same people. they don't care. and it's incredibly frustrating to see them walk their dog with no leash and no collar around the neighborhood and say that they are scared of us, because they are not. they are in -- i see them every day at 7:00 a.m., and i see them

walker buehler tossed seven shutout innings and the giants were shut out. dodgers win 1-0 taking two out of three in the series. texas rangers lookout. say host of the a's in the top of the first it's mark canha did all that he could from former hunter pence said i'm going to make the highlight scaling the wall in left field. 36 years young and he's making big-league place. bottom of verse, fly ball and look at stephen piscotty. go down and get it. that's high school toughness frankie him as gave up three runs. scotty biscotti drew smyly and if that hurt so did the next pitch. matt moulson swings on it and marcus simeon confirms it's gone. ninth home run for olson. it's chris davis in the top of the third and it's a two run blast his first home run in 51 at-bats. this went back and forth but the a's win 9-8 and split the series they are back in tampa bay tomorrow. rafael nadal was ready to go the 12th french open title bid on the line. it's dominic team a rematch of last year with the overhand smash. it looks like road runner cartoon. he's dropped only two

they are seventh generation wire walkers.heir family has been performing mesmerizing feats of athleticism for decades. >> my mom was walk beiing the w when she was six months pregnant with me. for me being on the wire is alive. there's something extremely serene and peaceful. some find peace by going on a jog or reading. >> reporter: but in that peace there is the constant risk. the family has not been immune to the danger. several wallendas have died or been injured in high wire falls. in 1978, fell to his death in puerto rico at 73 years old. this video skap toured by a local news team showing his final harrowing moments. it's a terrifying truth nik and leanna know all too well. take me back to 2017. >> it was february 8th, about 10:30 in the morning. as we made our way out on that wire we lost our balance and the pyramid collapsed. by the grace of god i caught the wire. my cousin caught the wire. another gentleman stayed on the wire but five of my family members and friends hit the ground. >> i broke a rib, punctured my ri

people say i look like a white walker all the time. i get made fun of all the time.st how complex the makeup for white walkers is. >> comfortable enough there, yeah? >> cooper: separate pieces of silicone are painstakingly applied with glue, then makeup and paint fills in the details. the whole process takes about four hours. the transformation is startling. i keep forgetting that i'm dressed like a white walker. you would think you would feel this. but it... it actually, after a while, it just kind of feels like your regular skin. >> barry gower: i think the temperature of the pieces warm up to your body temperature. and i think it's quite easy to forget that you're wearing something. and it is like a second skin. >> cooper: despite all the meticulous attention to detail and careful planning, about halfway through the series, the "thrones" executive producers, dan weiss and david benioff, realized they had a problem. the tv show was catching up to the end of george r.r. martin's books. martin had promised two more novels to end the story, but he'd missed all his dea

. >>> and the celtics are reportedly losing kyrie irving and picking up kemba walker.is close to agreeing to a four year $141 million deal with the three-time all star walker. irving is reportedly close to agreeing to a four year $141 million max deal with the nets, an easy flip of all nba point guards for boston. and brooklyn is a a rumored destination for kevin durant. >>> giants owner larry baer will return to the team on july 2nd. he received ansio after a public altercation with his wife. he will return in a different role, taking over the front facing leadership spot. >>> yankees/red sox across the pond in london for the first mlb game in europe. into the first inning, already 4-0 yankees. aaron hicks lifts one up, the first european homer in mlb history. yard to dead center. a three-run shot to tie the game up. that's his 13th homer. all rise for the judge. aaron judge puts a two-run homer into the seats, tallying his seventh of the season. yankees win 17-13. >>> and that's it for sports. we will have giants and a's highlights after 11:00. more news after the br

walker of north carolina. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 431, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. walker, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina. mr. walker: thank you, mr. speaker. this body missed a perfect opportunity. natural disasters are unpredictable. you know what isn't? congress failing to do their job and prepare for them. congress has shifted its responsibility to squad yat -- adequately care for those in need opting to saddle our children and grandchildren with an impossible debt. this body voted to spend more than $19 billion with no consideration of thousand pay for it. was it for a worthy cause? absolutely. i hope that every dollar appropriated by congress is a worthy cause. but as then-representative mike pence said in 2005, following the devastation of hurricane katrina, this congress -- does congress have a duty tone sure that a catastrophe of nation catastrophe of debt. congress should pay foor these other area

. >>> wilson walker is outside the arena talking to france about the warriors chances of pulling even on the series tonight.>> reporter: the sports world is fertile ground for hyperbole. routine games that are disgustingly overhyped. that is not the case out here. game four of the nba finals you are down 2-1. what could be the last game here in oracle. the last game oakland plays played in oakland. the stakes really cannot be higher. we thought we would ask folks are you nervous and are you ready for what is next?>> are you worried? >>> not at all.>>> not at all. the warriors are the champions and that is what champions do. they come through in adversity. >> reporter: are you worried? not panic time for the nba's reigning dynasty. the numbers are getting more complicated for the warriors and their fans facing one maybe two more games at oracle. >>> i have a lot of memories of going to warriors games. especially when i was a kid when they were not that great. it has been a ride for sure. >> reporter: a right that will end one way or another for oakland's pairing with the warriors in th

came up and forrester walker are joining us live from catholics and thanking. the venezuelan government reopened a key border crossing with colombia president nicolas maduro seal the border 4 months ago claiming that aides the u.s. opposition the zohan why don't want to bring in undermines the country so often say well president's reports. thousands of venezuelans lined up to cross the simone boulevard bridge into colombia was a rare chance for these people to purchase food medicine and other commodities no longer available or in extremely short supply in venezuela only pedestrians are allowed to cross back and forth into colombia the government of president nicolas maduro has blocked large scale food convoys according to the united nations 4000000 people have left venezuela in recent years the u.n. has called the mass migration the largest in the recent history of latin america and the caribbean hyperinflation poverty and political chaos are fueling the exodus the. actress and humanitarian activist angelina jolie who is a special envoy for the u.n. refugee age

walker: thank you to the faculty, executive board, graduates. it is a privilege to be back here at piedmont international university. the thing i noticed the most and something that has made me very proud is the diversity in these graduates. god bless you. proud to see that tonight. the last thing you would

born to an insulated mother maggie walker was the 1st black woman to charter a bank in the united states the st luke penny savings bank. statues say to the community and say to the world this is someone whose fault it is put on a on a literal pedestal that is a woman to be honored and that is a woman to be memorialized so that's what is so disheartening and despicable about the confederate statues because they fought for slavery sedition secession and racial segregation and so those are not honorable virtues for which to fight nor are they american there's no other country on the planet that i.

kyle walker's fires gave them the winner. year. —— kyle walker's thigh. let's return to our main story and the commemorations in normandy to mark 75 years since the d—day landings. sophie's in arromanches. thank you. it has been an incredibly poignant and very moving day. we've seen so many veterans poignant and very moving day. we've seen so many veterans returning to normandy for the commemorations. it started so simply, a lone piper, out on the beach in arromanches, to mark the exact moment when the first british soldiers came ashore. it is ending this evening a very different atmosphere. there has been a concert, all of these people getting ready for a fireworks display in arromanches. 75 years ago tonight, this village would have just been liberated. what are the veterans we have spoken to today have all said to us is that they hope when they are gone, generations to come will continue to remember what they did and the sacrifice they all made for our freedom. and the sacrifice they all made for ourfreedom. from all of an

walker mother told pat collins her son's most important role >> yes. >> toeces. we have to tell her tonight hat r dad is never coming back so it's going to be easyau b they were inseparable. also killed in that attack. the two had just recorded a song togeth walker family has set up go funera expenses. >>> a local man suspected of jill. late ysterday he showed videos a judge ordered stevenson to be trump' oldest son will be back on capitol hill. source tell nbc news donald the committee wnts to question topics expect to take action to others they will talk about the 9/11 fund. they'r dealing with health issues linked to breathing toxic fumes. stewar shamed members of that stage thatdidn't tweet out, forget the heroes of 9/11. here they are and where are they? >> two members of subcom were not present. other of the committee the9/11 victim's compensatio if something isn't done. thee brilliant minds. the three african-american scient were instrumenta in this comes weeks before the 50th annive of apollo 11. aimee cho will tell us more to provide much-needed a toll l

it was jeb and then it was scott walker. they always fluctuate at this time.y would want the frontrunner status because that means everyone's going to be gunning for you on that debate stage. so joe biden and bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are going to have these candidates try in contrast with them to make up some ground. >> harris: i know it's not your party and he's not your candidate, but i'm curious -- why is bernie falling? >> have you seen what he says? [laughter] i mean, it's pretty crazy. you one last time he was so popular. >> i think elizabeth warren is taking some of bernie's steam away, too. i think she's articulating his message, putting plans forward, differently rising. we've seen her start to rise and i think that cuts into bernie sanders' support. >> harris: anybody, though, as you look at the small -- i don't know if you can show it, because it looks like yearbook. out of all the contenders, that you say that someone to watch. warren is coming up, pete buttigieg is coming it. >> yes, they are having their rise right now. it will depend

that mayors are just trying to fix them and provide safe streets for drivers and for commuters and walkers. they also talked about improving safety in other ways like improving traffic signals but i was talking to the mayor off-line and in her community there doing that as well along with other western cities across -- western cities. and what we are also seeing if they are installing roundabouts and safety mechanisms so that we can really move our walkers and our communities through these neighborhoods. so some of the mover issues that we noticed between last year and this year is ridesharing and e bikes, e scooters tried to crop up and last year there were only about three mayors that discuss the issues but now there is over 20. mayors seem to be really focused on if you need to go out for lunch you can get a car and grab a bike or scooter and go out for lunch. so they are really highlighting these innovative solutions in their communities . >> what about the perennial challenges funding and financing infrastructure has not cropped up as well? >> that has come up and been prevalent over

miriam walker—khan reports.was two decades ago. and up against two—time winners germany, it was a tall orderfor against two—time winners germany, it was a tall order for nigeria. back on the bench it was forjennifer, out with a broken so since the opening game. 20 minutes in, it was alexander who popped nigeria's bubble. of her head and into the net, not a bad way to end. minutes later, a nigerian player catches on the near the german player, and germany is awarded the penalty. the germans were in full control. next, one, two, three, easy for germany. it's a hard pill for nigeria to swallow, but which are perfect for germany who still haven't conceded in this year's tournament. miriam walker—khan, bbc news. in the day's other match, norway beat australia 4—1 in a penalty shootout in nice to reach the quarter—finals. the former champions will face the winner of sunday's game between england and cameroon. now the weather, with matt taylor. good morning. it certainly was a very pleasant start to the weekend across

the route has been enjoyed by millions, from hikers and walkers, to stargazers and bird watchers — andarks the route, there is a 100 mile footpath across a land alive with history. nearly half a century on and unioversity students have produced this slightly more up—to—date public information film featuring the cleveland way and somehow over the last 50 years the route has become longer without actually adding any extra miles. back in 1969 the route was described as being 98 miles long and now we talk about it being 109 miles and actually, it's the same route but they didn't used to count the urban stretches so the bits through whitby and scarborough didn't count because maybe they didn't think the urban bits were important. i've always been a walker and it's one of the most beautiful parts of the world and it's right next door to where i live. we walked parts of the cleveland way before and we just love the scenery and the coastline is absolutely gorgeous. it's very, very dramatic and you're right on the edge of it all the time, it's wonderful. and, of course, the route has plenty to

well thank you very much for all the latest on what is happening there in tbilisi oregon farseer walker reporting on protests on protests taking place there outside the parliament here in the k. the contest to replace to resume as prime minister has been whittled down to the 2 final contenders 2 rounds of voting by conservative m.p.'s on thursday eliminated 2 more candidates that means front runner and pro bracks at m.p. boris johnson will face off against foreign secretary jeremy hunt members of the conservative party will now decide between hunt and johnson with the winner announced on july 22nd i spoke to his saying special advisor to former home secretary amber rod and staff a to david cameron and to reason may he says ours johnson may find the members vote more challenging. you know he's won by a country ma in the m.p.'s and now its members he's very popular with the members so it's in the according to the polls and other kind of anecdotal evidence but i also think that sometimes boris his worst enemy is force himself so in the next 4 weeks is going to be with him 12 or 13 public h

let's discuss this subject now with human rights or speech tatchell our political commentator andre walker given to you both gentlemen peter 1st of all the student who we heard there expressing his his views on this subject should he have that right to say what he thinks. absolutely every pupil has a right to speak in class and to challenge a teacher a teacher has a right to respond and i think the only circumstances in which a pupil should be asked to leave a class is if they're being disruptive or abusive i think from what we've seen obviously the people was was fairly challenging but i think that's within the bounds of reasonable debate and i think the teachers are actually quite stern and dismissive and maybe there was more to the exchange than was in the video but i think it's healthy and right that people's and teachers should have a robust exchange of views oh and also just to add to that what do you think of the point that he was making he say scientifically there are just 2 genders. well there are 2 genders male and female but there are people who have variations of both so for ex

30 years before stepping down in march and his chosen successor is favored to win robin forestay walker reports from the newly renamed capital or sultan. god 2 men now appear to run kazakhs down the official leader of the nation nelson 10 as a boy and his appointee interim president kasim your marked talk i am not sure the army is going to shit our main task is to realize the strategy of the leader of the nation in order to strengthen the potential of our state i firmly believe and the success of on the noble endeavor. took i have has government resources to boost his chances stadiums filled with students the state controlled mainstream media was staged were was there were good citizens i was it's good to see it was because it was the season. when as a boy i've resigned in march to a kind of renamed the capital after him some saw that as a sign of subservience. it was all done you want god knows the time is not my town i have a choice said this activist. others have called for a boycott of the vote seeing talk i have as a stopgap that the gnostic succession. as senate leader now survive

to show me a statue that he fought to get a wrecked in in 2017 so this is mrs maggie cleaned out walker. born to an insulated mother maggie walker was the 1st black woman to charter a bank in the united states the st luke penny savings bank. statues say to the community and say to the world this is someone whose fault to put on a on a literal pedestal that is a woman to be honored and that is a woman to be memorialized so that's what is so disheartening and despicable about the confederate statue because they fought for slavery. sedition secession and racial segregation and so those are not honorable virtues for which to fight nor are they are american there is no other country on the planet that honors and statuary the losers of a civil war itself and my ancestors who were burned beat and brutalized raped by a confederate and confederate thinkers that is a constant symbol to me the confederate statue that we have now honoring a dishonorable man and a dishonorable cause and a dishonorable confederacy. statues mean so. there are others in richmond who are adamant the statue should remain

mirium—walker khan, bbc news. spain are playing south africa in group b.fricans 1—0 up in theirfirst ever world cup finals match, butjenni hermoso has equalised for spain from the penalty spot. she had another penalty, making it to— one spain, with five minutes of normal playing time left. in less than 24 hours' time england and scotland get their campaigns under way, when they face each other in the opening game of group d in nice. 0ur reporterjane dougall is in the french riviera and has had a close eye on both camps' preparations. ever since england and scotland learned they would be playing against each other, it seems like we've talked about it so much, but there's lots of excitement in the build up to tomorrow night. but we must start with a bit of bad news coming out of the england camp, because at training earlier today, barcelona striker tony duggan came out to train, but she left off with what we are told is a thigh injury. she is a doubt for tomorrow's match. that will be a huge blow for england, she's played so well for them in the past. howeve

mister walker do you want to close up? >> i think one way to think about this is that it is about the money in certain respects but not only about the money. and so many of the countries that we are talking about in as my colleague have alluded to they are now deeply engaged with china on a wide range of levels in many spheres. is not just about the infrastructure investment. slowly becoming about the way their media and technology spheres develop. it's about the degree to which perhaps we and political opposition can continue to sustain itself. it's about the way in which society can operate for example in countries in subs here in africa and latin america. i would put it this way, i don't think the united states and his partners have the luxury of not doing anything because china is projecting and exerting its values in a vigorous and purposeful way in a pours a vacuum into the extent that we are not vigorously pursuing our own values and helping our partners defend them in solidarity, that's going to be a losing proposi

walker of north carolina. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in favor of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having risen, a railroaded society -- a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 110, the nays are 315. he amendment is not adopted. the infinished business is the request for recorded vote on amendment number 91 printed in part b of house report 116-109, offered by the gentleman from alabama, mr. palmer, on which further proceedings were postponed, and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. cliff: amendment number 91, printed in part b of house rep

the broncos were ten points behind at one stage, but this track from alex walker help them recover.it later on but they are now at the foot of the table. forget had to book a shaking for a while this afternoon after winning the first four races of royal ascot including the big race of the week, and he repeated last yea r‘s race of the week, and he repeated last year's victory on board the favourite, stradivarius, that was december the gold cup at the age of 48. he wasjust december the gold cup at the age of 48. he was just there into second in the race, so no clean sweep. and thatis the race, so no clean sweep. and that is all from sportsday, coming up that is all from sportsday, coming up in the moment it's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sophiejarvis from the evening standard