wheeler was a progressive democrat. there were republican progressives, people like william bohr from idaho. shared certain common .haracteristics a real independence for one thing. all opposed tot concentrated power. big banks, wall street, utility companies. certainly the anaconda mining was an adversary of wheeler's. it really dominated montana politics. there are several big accomplishments that wheeler deserves credit for. the biggest thing he did came in 1937. he had been a big supporter of innklin roosevelt election 1932. pretty quickly after the election he soured on parts of the new deal. while he's a worded most of the legislation, he came to have some different opinions on the direction the new deal was headed. he was concerned about the growing power of the federal government and presidency. wins anafter roosevelt in norma's reelection in a landslide his words were he was going to reform this in court. really, it amounted to packing the court. he wanted to add six new justices the court, taking the size from

from one of your e&e news pieces, a photo of the epa administrator, andrew wheeler. coal miners, members of congress, and the trump administration officials tae s an event this morning at the epa where administrator andrew wheeler unveiled the final affordable clean energy rule. we hear from richard who's in austin, texas. democrats line. >> caller: yes, sir. there's two things. one, the bible, a thousand years ago, over a thousand years, it's about greed. that's all it's about. second, i'm laying here with cancer. my lungs, from agent orange in 1970 when these same bunch of clowns told you that agent orange had no effect on people. i've went through heart -- lungs now, and all because you sprayed me with chemical warfare in 1970 and you've been lying it for 30 years. >> all right. we'll hear from ed next. staten island. republican line. for niina farah. >> caller: yeah, i'd like to ask, why hasn't nuclear power been more embraced in addressing climate change, and also with the rise in methane gases, can that be attributed to fracking or natural gas production? >> su

portland mayor ted wheeler responded on twitter, quote, at least get your facts straight. i ordered no such thing. can you devote those investigation dollars to something that would actually benefit american cities? infrastructure, affordable housing, mental health services come to mind but ted cruz clashed with the mayor. wheeler was accused by immigration and customs enforcement of allowing the left-wing radical group antifa to harass ice employees, and the mayor sided with police, with the president of the portland police shooting calling his policies saying no place for personal political bias when it comes to providing public safety services to our community and some believe the federal investigation into the attack might be warranted. >> a public official wielding his official power to violate the civil rights of a reporter asked exercise and constitutionally protected right to report the news and they are concerned about civil rights violation? >> reporter: because of their size and geographical nature. >> trace gallagher, thank you. democratic mayor ted wheeler pus

administrator inter-wheeler -- andrew wheeler.nd chair of the council of environmental quality, mary neumeier. in a few moments, we will hear an update on some of their very important work. also with us, our senators kevin cramer, steve daines, john barrow -- these are three great, great senators. prejudiced a little because i liked him very much but they are great senators. thank you. [applause] westermannsman bruce , and thank you, bruce, for being here very much. thank you very much. thank you all for being here. wille cabinet secretaries tell you, from the very beginning, i've given them clear direction to focus on addressing environmental challenges so we can provide the highest quality of life to all americans. in addition to clean air and clean water, that means being good stewards of our public lands, prioritizing cleanup of polluted lands that threaten our most vulnerable citizens and threatened and very dearly, and andementing program policies to unlocking new technologies which improve american life and america's enviro

wheeler? is it appropriate that we're discussing this legislation? if you'll cut on your microphone. >> by all means. that's what congress is here for, as my colleagues have said. congress has been regulating the federal courts in various ways since the founding. i think it can only contribute to a better understanding of what the federal courts are all about. i think that's a pretty obvious proposition. >> mr. roth do you believe that the implementation of a code of conduct for the supreme court would change the institution and if so, how? >> i believe it would change the institution for the better. faith in the court is something that is being discussed more and more and the idea -- you know it's something people don't realize when you talk about the supreme court, you think about certain opinions, certain historic opinions, what they are doing now. but when you tell them they don't have a binding code of conduct like the rest of the judiciary makes people think why is that? almost makes it

wheeler: yes.or example, the lead and sulfur dioxide have dropped by double digit percentages over the last two years. today we have the cleanest air on record, and we are a global leader for access to clean drinking water. we are making tremendous environmental progress under president trump, and the public needs to know that. pollution is on the decline and our focus is to accelerate its decline, particularly in the most at-risk communities. there may be no better example than our renewed focus on the federal program that cleans up large, hazardous sites. in the past, it was not unusual for a site to sit on the superfund national priorities list for decades. we believe a site on the national priorities list should be just that, a national priority. our actions demonstrate that. in fiscal year 2018, we deleted the most sites from the national priorities list in one year since 2005. this year we are on track to delete even more, breaking that record. we are also reinvigorating our brown fields prog

wheeler says it's possible to duplicate that nationally if the government provides safe infrastructure for cyclists and pedestrians and fast affordable convenient public transportation wheeler also has ideas for how to pay for it. >>tolling on federal roadways. right now there's a prohibition against holing on federal roadways. >>the daring existence. honolulu mayor kirk caldwell was invited in part because his city created a permanent climate change office in honolulu is committed to planting 100,000 trees by 2025 and it's taking steps to deal with rising sea levels raising buildings into urban core. >>but we're retreating from the ocean in areas where we like to beach road. the mayor spoke to a room full of democratic senators but in order to pass any federal climate legislation. >>republicans would need to be on board to this an issue for a time it's an issue for children only hope that republicans would come on board to this committee in washington alexander lee mound. >>mayorn from all over the bay area, including london breed in san francisco. sam liccardo and san jose and libby

ted wheeler responded to cruz on tweeter. he said i ordered no such thing. you divert the investigation dollars to something that would benefit american cities? infrastructure, affordable housing, mental health services come to independent many. cruz is not the first federal official to clash with the mayor. he's accused of allowing antifa to harass ice employees. the president of the portland police union calling his policies failed saying this. there's no place for personal political bias when it comes to providing public safety services to our communities. and some believe the federal investigation into the attack on ngo might be warranted. >> you have a public official wielding his power to violate the civil rights of a reporter to report the news. there could be system sort of civil rights violation there. >> portland police say the protests are hard to handle because of the size. shannon? >> shannon: thanks. democratic mayor ted wheeler pushing back about his critics and promising to bring violent attackers to justice. critics saying they're not buying

there's a lot to be said about what's going on in portland with mayor wheeler.atchword among democrats these days is "decriminalization." we talk about decriminalizing drugs, crime, even the border now. the question is, where do you push back against groups like antifa rather than descend into anarchy and thuggery? obviously they are not pushing back in portland. we are member in new york city, the early 1990s, when giuliani became the mayor, lee called him the mussolini of manhattan. because he was trying to push back on the crime on the street ramped in the city. he fixed it. new york is now one of the safest cities in the country, and now we are looking at portland, where they are trying to decriminalize behavior like this, and they are reaping the whirlwind for that. and andy ngo is the victim of the moment. >> melissa: judy? >> i agree with dan. i'm in favor of free speech, i think we all are. but this difference between speech and violent protests. i don't care what kind of garb you're wearing, whether it's the white hood of the ku klux klan, or a black ma

he said, it is easy, ijust find out what the wheelers are thinking, charles wheeler, he married into0 degrees opposite i cannot go wrong. i want to finish with a question, the chief exec of the security services, does anyone agree with the rendition of our current situation? he is right, when the sort of opinions are held at the chief executive of the civil service. it shows what a grave situation we are in. that he should said in such a way, i don't have any moment like that. sorry to cut it short. that's it for dateline london for this week — we're back next week at the same time. goodbye. the sunshine of return for the day had come it will be a fresh start to the day for anyone behind the by the front but it is lingering in the south giving splashes of rain, bits of misty and murky cloud over southwest in the muggy and warm but much fresher to start a sunday for the majority. we would light —— we have light winds and strong sunshine, it will feel pleasant enough. you consider north—westerly wind bringing showers into the gnostics of scotland, sharp ones across the pennines, the hi

neil: that is fox news alert. >> i had not seen the wheeler fellow. nice to see people are in there. there are moments of common sense agreement. there are things that are indisputable. with we have to follow the law about this. supreme court is clear about this the idea of finding a middle ground when the party's positions are represented by what president trump is saying than what is wheeler is saying here. wheeler is more compromising than scott pruitt is, who was other person in charge of all of this. i do think you come to an impasse democrats feel they have to drop the hammer about this, talking about the climate crisis all the time. not a number one issue to americans, it is an issue matters. neil: an issue pricey to address, depending how deep you get into it. >> starting as jessica said from middle ground when you're talking about a 93 trillion-dollar cost. that is $600,000 per household. neil: alexandria ocasio-cortez and sanders will be espousing? >> we don't know the price on that. only the "green new deal." >> no, look the "green new deal

wheeler and trump say they are protecting the environment, but they're not. i believe it's 83 regulations that are in the process of being rolled back. 49 of which have been completed. those are all environment-climate-related and span drinking water, air protections, chemical protections. and andrew wheeler himself is a coal lobbyists. that was one of the other funny things. trump brought up his secretary of the department of the interior, david bernhardt, a former lobbyist. he brought up andrew wheeler, involved in repealing and creating regulations to protect the environment. in reality they are putting in new regulations that are what the industries want that sort of allow them to operate in the most polluting way possible while still under the guise that they are being regulated. >> the regulatory state has a fair amount of power when it comes to things like clean water and air and regulating chemicals. how much power does the executive have and how has this administration used or not used that power? >> the administration has enormous power. the obama a

last year saying ted wheeler purposely allowing protesters from antifa to harass employees.strators attacked a handful of conservatives. they threw quick drying cement and raw eggs while police stood by. protesters singled out andy ngo, a well-known blogger covering the event, after photos showed cuts and bruises to his face. >> i just got beat up by the crowd. no police at all. in the middle of the street and they still might go pro and punched me several times in my face. i'm bleeding. >> senator ted cruz blamed wheeler often "two federal law enforcement to investigate and bring legal action against a mayor who was ordered his police officers to let citizens be attacked." the u.s. ambassador to germany ric grenell. "this was a premeditated attack because they don't like that and he -- mayor ted wheeler knew this was coming. the people of oregon must speak up." groups attended saturday's demonstrations. antifa supports physical violence and harassment against those who they consider right-wing. two years ago they threw molotov cocktails and cause $100,000 of damage in berke

he said, it's easy, ijust find out what the wheelers are thinking, charles wheeler, he married into thatsight i'm going to leave there because ijust want to finish with the question we've heard this weekend from a former chief of intelligence services, talking really quite candidly about a collective nervous breakdown in the uk. does anyone on the panel disagree with that rendition of our current situation? i think he's absolutely right, and i think when this is the sort of opinions that are held at the most senior levels of the civil service it shows what a grave situation this country's in. and that he should be prepared to say it quite so directly is unprecedented. i don't remember any moment like that. and we have to leave it there. i'm sorry to cut you all short but thanks so much being with us and thank you for watching. that's it for dateline london for this week — back next week, same place, same time. goodbye. a lot of fine weather to come across the uk for the remainder of today. always a few exceptions to the rule. there will be a little more cloud across scotland, part of the

last year ice said mayor wheeler purposely allowed protesters and right wing radical groups to harassayor has denied. >> i want to be clear that as police commissioner, we do not police based on content of speech. we will continue to support the safe expression of first amendment rights. >> reporter: so portland police say the demonstrations are events and they are looking for suspects, dana, in addition to the three they've already arrested. >> dana: thank you. for more on this, i have dave ruben. pleasure to have you on the show and in studio in particular. do you know andy null? >> i do. >> dana: i don't know if you talked to him. i did see sam harris tweeted this. making light of the attack of andy basically people that do it have no idea what this level of incivility and intolerance can cost us in the long run. >> yeah. so i texted with andy a couple times from the hospital. he is out now and doing okay. but obviously, there will be some follow-ups medically. look, there are fascists running around the streets of portland, but it's not andy or the people trying to report on these

with me are deputy political editor of the sunday times, caroline wheeler and dawn foster, columnisteatjeremy corbyn and promises a vote on fox hunting. a pledge by the other candidate, boris johnson, makes the daily mail‘s lead story — mrjohnson promises an extra 20,000 police on the streets within three years. jeremy corbyn‘s leadership has taken labour to its lowest level of support in polling history — according to the times. meanwhile, the i claims that seventy labour mps face the threat of being sacked by local activists in the event of an election. bondmarkets rally as investors cheer christine lagarde‘s nomination

with me are deputy political editor of the sunday times, caroline wheeler and dawn foster, columnist for the guardian. we have most of tomorrow's front pages now. we begin with the daily telegraph and writing in the paper, tory leadership contender jeremy hunt says he's the one best placed to defeatjeremy corbyn and promises a vote on fox hunting. a pledge by the other candidate, boris johnson, makes the daily mail's lead story — mrjohnson promises an extra 20,000 police on the streets within three years. jeremy corbyn‘s leadership has taken labour to its lowest level of support in polling history — according to the times. meanwhile, the i claims that seventy labour mps face the threat of being sacked by local activists in the event of an election. bondmarkets rally as investors cheer christine lagarde‘s nomination to the european central bank — writes the financial times. in an exclusive interview with the daily mirror — the mother of sarah payne opens up about her emotional return to the place where her daughter was abducted. the guardian cites new research suggesting that1 in 10 p

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heads turn when this 2 wheeler whizzes by it's too fast for an e.p. but a motorcycle with pedals. the rocket is the name of this electric motorcycle and it's also its mission it was developed in berlin and production models are set to hit the streets later this year without a throttle. i turn the pedals with my feet that's like the throttle here. but the pedals on connected directly to the rear wheel like on an e.p. . instead hits an electronic unit in the front that measures how fast the pedaling movement is and how hard and therefore what the desired speed is this is an intelligent pedal drive. the top speed is over 80 kilometers per hour and the battery lasts for a good 120 kilometers it can be recharged with a normal household socket in just 5 hours. the electric motorcycle sells for $12000.00 euros in germany and there's no noise or exhaust fumes will be looted the same ability doesn't have to mean doing without it has to enrich our lives it has to be fun but most importantly we have to stop burning gasoline and that's coming from someone who's burned an awful lot of gasoline

the us embassy in moscow says officials are concerned about wheeler's health. they requested doctors cnn russian officials refuse. a spokesman for the american embassy in moscow tweeted, quote, we have submitted requests to the russian ministry of foreign affairs, perhaps our messages are lost in the mail like many undelivered letters from paul's family. the russian government has produced no evidence showing his guilt while he languishes in prison. the us says he is a businessman visiting moscow when the russian government arrested him and officials should release him. russia has refused and instead propose a prisoner swap. the foreign minister told russian state media, quote, we would like to call on the american side to resolve the situation on a reasonable well-balanced basis, not waiting even for a verdict to mister whelen. the united states was suggested to release a russian pilot serving 20 years in an american prison for conspiracy to smuggle cocaine. he was arrested 9 years ago in liberia. whelen asked donald trump to raise his case when he met with vl

administrator andrew wheeler, andrew, thank you.ir of the council of environmental quality, mary neumeier. thank you mary, thank you very much. in a few minutes, we will hear an update on some of their very important work. also with us are senators kevin kramer, steve daines, john perez, these are three great senators i might add. perhaps i am a little prejudiced because i like them very much. they are great senators. [ applause ] thank you, thank you fellows. and congressman bruce westerman, thank you bruce for being here, i appreciate it very much. thank you all for being here. [ pause ] as the cabinet secretaries will tell you, from the very beginning, i have given them clear direction to focus on addressing environmental challenges so that we can provide the highest quality of life to all americans. in addition to clean air and clean water, that means being good stewards of our public lands, prioritizing cleanup of polluted lands that threaten our most vulnerable citizens and threatened them very dearly. it means implementing po

mayor wheeler is the police commissioner, responding in a sweet saying dear ted cruz at least get your no such thing, the mayor says he will do everything he can to make sure the attackers are held accountable. jillian: thank you very much. rob: decorated navy seal eddie gallagher lies in the hands of a military jury. they must decide if you guilty of war crimes including murdering and isis prisoner. closing arguments, the defense seems as he was subject of fixation by military prosecutors and the case has huge gaping holes. gallagher could send life in prison. jillian: the estranged husband of a missing mother of 5 trying to stop them, attorneys claim the absence of his wife, jennifer, deprives him of due process. he and his girlfriend are free on bond after being charged with tampering with evidence. the couple tried getting rid of items that had jennifer's blood. her body has not been found. rob: one big city allowing homeless people to camp on sidewalks now. austin, texas changing an ordinance to decriminalize camping anywhere in the city except city hall. republican governor greg

republicans like senator ted cruz calling for a federal investigation accusing ted wheeler of orderingfficers to not get involved. mayor wheeler was also police commissioner responding in a tweet saying dear ted cruz, at least get your facts straight. i ordered no such thing. the mayor says he will do everything he can to make sure the attackers are held accountable. >> great to have you back with us. the fate of any gallagher now lies in the hands of a military jury, they must decide if he's guilty of for crimes including murdering and isis prisoner. gallagher's defense team said he was subject of fixation by military prosecutors and the prosecution's case had huge gaping holes. it found guilty gallagher could spend life in prison. north korea cannot keep its nuclear weapons. that is the message from john bolton tweeting i read this new york times story with curiosity. neither the national security council staff nor i heard of any desire to settle for a nuclear freeze by north korea. this was a reprehensible attempt by someone to box in the president and there should be consequences.

senator ted cruz calling out democrat ted wheeler accusing him of ordering police to allow demonstratorsattack conservative journalists. noe claims police were nowhere to be found during attack, he was hospitalized but will be okay. gofundme page started by conservative vlogger raised more than $100,000 for security and health costs in just one day. the community in salt lake city will gather to honor mckenzie lewis today, college student's remains found friday nearly 2 weeks after she went missing, friends expressing pure heartbreak in exclusive interview to fox news. >> the shock is unimaginable, the grief, it comes and goes. to me it doesn't feel real. kind of in a state of shock, my body feels numb. jillian: vigil for mckenzie is being held at the university of utah tonight, police are investigating whether or not the suspect who you see on the screen acted alone, he's behind bars on murder and kidnapping charges. rob: democratic national committee chairman weighing in on key issue during primary season, tom pÉrez says he fully supporting providing health care to illegal immigrants.

a charge that wheeler denies. >> i want to be clear. as police commissioner, we do not police based on the content of speech. we will continue to support first amendment rights. >> so, please eventually call this a civil disturbance and ordered the individuals protesting to disperse. eight injured, three arrested. we will see what happens. >> sandra: back to our top story, president trump setting foot on north korean soil, making history side by side wi with. the cheerleaders heading back to south korea where they agreed to start nuclear talks. here are some leaders responding to that news. >> first of all, they haven't been testing a long term missiles anymore, so that is safer. they are economically and out of her position. he is willing to go further than others. you have to build trust. that takes time. >> if we do that, and i think north korea will engage in denuclearization. 90% denuclearization. we can talk about more flexible sanctions. i think that the moment is there to have peace. >> sandra: let's bring in a harry kazianis, d

but the oregonian reporting on mayor ted wheeler about where he goes with this, he offered no policywould not take a position in two options given by the police chief daniel outlaw who called for new rules barring people from wearing masks during protests and empowering officers to videotape demonstrations. do the police seem closer to getting more autonomy to handle things as they see fit on site when these things are happening? >> according to the president of the police union, called for the mayor to uncover the police officers to let them do their jobs. i will let that speak for itself as far as the mayor's press conference yesterday. he finally came out and issued platitudes about condemning violence, claiming violence on outsiders which is wrong because antifa is a portland movement. had no proposals of his own and couldn't make up his mind on whether or not he would be against people who mask themselves while committing crimes and that should be a no-brainer. >> a number of people now bubbling up saying rico might be applied here, organized activities and that kind of thing. t

wheeler said at least get your facts straight.hing. >> the mayor has been very clear that he authorizes his police to take the actions that are necessary to protect the community and to effect arrests when and where they can. >> three arrests so far. the man in the middle here is accused of beating two men with a complete tall pipe. the others accused of harassment. all three pleading not guilty in court. but the union chief, darrell turner, says portland cops are afraid to act. he said remove the handcuffs from our officers and let them stop the violence whose strong and swift enforcement action. bottom line, if you look over the last 1 1/2 years, the right and the left have complained that police have failed to protect them. back to you. >> neil: thanks, william. healthcare for all comes with a price tag for all? you might be surprised how average voters may be how you feel about it after this. most people think a button is just a button. ♪ that a speaker is just a speaker. ♪ or - that the journey can't be the destination. most

ahead of that, we also have the epa administrator joining us, andrew wheeler.dministration was crowing about progress they made on the environmental front. good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> neil: i know you talked a lot of progress in all the rest and on some key areas for president mentioned, there has indeed been some of that blend in other areas there is not. 2.7% uptick in emissions from fossil fuel combustion in 2010 alone. i'm wondering whether it startles you. >> it doesn't startle me. last year we had some big upticks on manufacturing which increased energy use as well as a very hot summer, cold winter. overall we have reduced our co2 emissions 15% since 2005, and we are still on a downward trajectory to continue to reduce our co2 emissions. >> neil: were you surprised that former bush, reagan, epa folks, everyone from christine todd whitman to others, saying you've gone too far on this. >> i was little surprise. what we are doing is following the clean air act and following the law. the obama proposal to deal with this was stated by the suprem

the oregonian reports on mayor ted wheeler about where he goes with this, they say he has offered noicy proposals and would not take a position on two options given by the police chief. she called for a new city rules barring people from wearing masks during protests and empowering officers to videotape demonstrations. did the police seem any closer to getting more autonomy to handling things as they see fit? >> according to the present the police union, the answer is no, he's called for the mayor to uncuff police officers to let them do their jobs. as for the mayor's press conference yesterday, nine days after the attack on me he finally came out and issued platitudes about condemning violence, blaming violence on outsiders which is wrong because antifa is a portland movement. no proposals of his own and couldn't make up his mind on whether or not he would be against people who mask themselves while committing crimes, that should be a no-brainer. >> shannon: there are a number of people will bubble up saying rico is something that might be applied here. these loosely organized crimi

basically, there was no reason to appoint wheeler and he found nothing. that is the headline. no collusion. despite what the fbi did. despite what the department of justice did. despite what the pfizer judges did. despite what the obama administration did. despite the heavy campaign and the dnc. no collusion. that is the headline. instead, obstruction of justice. obstruction of justice, was the president charged? no. why was he charged? you cannot do that in a sitting president. really? who came up with that idea? i was and who explained you cannot invite a sitting president. so if you cannot and that is sitting president why do appoint special counsel to conduct a criminal investigation of a president? if we all agree cannot get a sitting president why appointment anyway? why do they appoint one? because chuck schumer demanded it. democrats demanded it. james comey, mr. leaker, he demanded it so they demand it and you get a special counsel and who do they pick? wheeler? who is mueller? best friends of james comey. that makes sense. with all due respect mr. deputy attorney gen

and the remarkable speed that andrew wheeler and scott pruitt has been -- in deregulation. is he tricking us somehow or is this meaningful? >> well, it is a typical trump lie. he must be worried. and that must be why he's out there talking about his crystal clean air and water. we are far from that. and, in fact, we ranked 27th in the world in terms of our environmental performance as a country. so the president must be nervous about how suburban women are feeling about his handling of this issue because he has basically taken a chainsaw to 50 years of environmental progress. >> monica, what can happen, given what you've seen this chainsaw that we've seen since the beginning of the trump administration, what can happen now? for people like you who are dedicated to the idea of dealing with climate change, where are your attentions? do folks bother to lobby this administration anymore? or are all efforts on another administration that takes -- actually takes this seriously? >> well, i think there are a lot of efforts going into coming up with new plans and policies in the hop

wheeler good -- we're good at this car theft thing. >> he gave up too quickly -- start the car up. >> ah! >> he's so turned on by his thrills at theft. >> yeah. >> in my heart -- >> uh-huh. >> start the ibm laptop -- >> hopefully that helped the police, too, to track that phone call to get it in their network of criminals. >> here is the middle of filling the car, and all of those things -- the laptop ain't even cooled off yet. >> she notices a few lights in the background. >> they decide to call on the lord, huh? >> we've got to get over, baby. >> what do you mean? >> baby, i love you so much. oh, my god. oh -- >> they would do anything. >> throw that one back. >> she loves him. >> yeah, well -- >> you kind of did do something, and it's all on video, dude. he parks the car and tries to outsmart the cops and lies in the back seat. >> don't move! >> now play stupid is apparently the rule number one, and then -- >> i don't think they need to play stupid. >> giving them far too much credit. >> they have a story -- >> we were riding with this guy -- >> he magically disappears. >> oh, real

all the stories hitting the headlines in tomorrow's front pages in the paper reviews with caroline wheelernd don foster, columnist with the guardian. that is at 10:30pm at 11:30pm tonight. that's all ahead on bbc news. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. our headlines this evening. a must win game... won... england reach the semi finals of the cricket world cup as durham boy mark wood provides a key contribution on home soil. to gauge from the third round but here at emerson, kyle men's whim then dreams are over. —— kyle to‘s a wimbledon dreams are over. and the legacy of the lionesses‘ agony. how defeat to the usa could mean success for future generations. hello again. welcome to the programme. the shadows may be lengthening at durham but the sun will not be setting on england's cricket world cup. the hosts are through to the semi finals after beating new zealand and comfortably too by 119 runs. let's head there now and speak to our correspondent andy swiss. andy, england have come good in the nick of time. that's right, when the egg led fans we re that's right, when the egg

acting secretary administrator wheeler, acting director roy, acting administrator wilkerson, director kudlow who has continued to tell me that if a cnbc host can be rescaled, anyone can. i appreciate that. [laughter] rogan,r joe representative cheney, and representative fox. thank you. each of you have done a tremendous job. this campaign was born out of the tremendous resurgence happening across our country. today, more americans are working than ever before. virtually every single demographic is achieving historically low unemployment rates. jobs,are 7.3 million open wages are surging, and with an unemployment rate at 3.7%, it is nearing the lowest rate in nearly half a century. amazingly, if you look at the last quarter, the second quarter, all of the new jobs created, 74% of new jobs were secured by americans outside of the workforce on the sidelines of our economy. this administration believes that every american should have a chance to earn a great living doing work that they love. the pledge reflects the president's commitment to ensure inclusive economic growth and making sure

an 18-wheeler hit a car. that impact triggered another crash sending an suv flipping over several times down the highway. one person was taken to the hospital. the crash is under investigation. >>> we turn now to the doctor who says she was humiliated by american airlines because of what she was wearing. she said she was forced to cover up. >> abc's victor oquendo reports the woman claims her race was a factor. >> reporter: this american airlines passenger is outraged after flight attendants alleged lihue mill yachted her because of what she was wearing. she believes it only happened because she's black. >> i was walked down the aisle with my head down. i didn't want to see another passenger's face. it felt like this walk of shame. >> reporter: dr. tisha rowe, a houston family physician, and her 8-year-old sone were returning from vacation flying from jamaica to miami and they just boarded when she says the pilot who was white authorized her removal from the plane. >> you have pulled me off the plane to ask t

a lot of good guys behind the wheels of these 18 wheelers and we have folks in arizona driving uber's and taxicabs that are aware of this. if they see something they say something and they report it. these people getting away with this were invisible and these young girls were invisible. that is just not the case. the more there is a light placed on this, the more that we will be able to get rid of it and minimize it. any other governors? >> we are fortunate in arizona cindy. this has been one of the focuses of the mccain institute from the get-go. and it has been a resource and partner for us. are there other partners out there? or who would a governor look to at the state level to have that kind of support and efficiency to move the message forward as they find a champion to carry the torch? >> what i would suggest to anybody, not just governors but to anybody that wants to become involved in this issue and i hope some of you do, is to 1st go to the mccain institute website. we have a list of organizations that work on these specific issues. and specific areas of this issue. i will

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he said, it is easy, ijust find out what the whalers are thinking, charles wheeler, he married into that opposite i cannot go wrong. i want to finish with a question, the chief exec of the security services, does anyone agree with the rendition of our current situation? he is right, when the sort of opinions are held at the most senior levels of the civil service, it shows what a grave situation we are in. —— the chief executive of the civil service.” situation we are in. —— the chief executive of the civil service. i do know —— not now of it ever like this. sorry to cut it short. that's it for dateline london for this week — we're back next week at the same time. goodbye. hello, there is a lot of fine weather to come across the uk this weekend. some areas will be favoured for the sunshine more than others. through today, the south coast will bea through today, the south coast will be a good place to be, a glorious start in brighton, and top temperatures may be here today. yesterday we got 28 at london heathrow, but cooler to the north, just 16 under the cloud, due to a cold weather fron

an 18-wheeler plunging off this bridge in houston. the driver did not survive. and you can see the traffic there backed up for miles. despite these challenges, a record number of people are expected to travel for this fourth of july. abc's gio benitez startles us off. >> reporter: tonight, these dramatic images on one of the busiest roads in the northeast, just as the fourth of july holiday rush begins. a sanitation truck overturning on the outbound side of new york's lincoln tunnel. the truck falling off of the overpass. several cars were involved in the crash. bystanders rushing to help. at least 12 people injured. >> this is a bumper to bumper to bumper delay. >> reporter: the accident causing traffic mayhem. shutting down new jersey-bound traffic on the tunnel, the highway above and critical bus transportation out of new york's port authority. >> they just went, no, closed. that was it. and they locked the doors. >> reporter: a similar scene in houston, where a tractor trailer drove off a bridge, killing the driver. emergency crews closing off four lanes of