william. - who is marshall? - no. james. - who is clarence thomas? - yes. colonial pennsylvania, $1,000. william. - what is amber? - no. james. - what is anthracite? - yes. 5 "lash"es, $1,000. james. - what is splashdown? - you got it. bad sailor, $1,000. james. - what is a wolf? - no. wyatt. what is a dog? dog. the dog watch. yes. colonial pennsylvania, $200. james. - what is philadelphia? - yes. pennsylvania, $800. james. - who are the erie? - the erie. right. biography, $800. james. - who is james baldwin? - he's the one. - biography, $600. - answer... [ applause ] $3,800. all right. - who is harriet tubman? - harriet tubman. yes, indeed. [ applause ] gluten, free, $1,000. wyatt. - what is au bon pain? - that's it. colonial pennsylvania for $400. wyatt. - what is maryland? - yeah. pennsylvania, $600. james. - what is dutch? - dutch. deutsch. yeah. comics, $1,000. james. - who is opus? - opus. yes. comics, $800. james. - what is "doonesbury"? - doonesbury. good. gluten, free, $800. james. - what is the marshall plan? - yes. bad sailor, $800. wyatt. - what

the oldest son john, had a son in william. -- named william. his son inherited the property in 1708 and then he left in 15 years. william polk left for parts unknown. there is no further record of him in somerset. they said, this looks like it should be the right guy. president polk said, yes, it makes sense to me. it must be our connection with the maryland polks. he got together with his cousin, bishop polk. they put together a family tree. maybe some of you have seen this family tree. there is a picture of it. this is my personal copy. it is a beautiful piece of draft work. in the main part of the tree at the top is the north carolina and tennessee polks. the little part is the maryland polks. looking at it closely, you can see at the bottom, robert polk, the immigrant from ireland is at the bottom of the tree. the next branch up his son john. off of that is william polk. the connection between the maryland polks and north carolina and tennessee polks. the great-grandfather of the president. -- can see his son easy ial. his son samuel and sa

kenneth williams. rick compared several williams' mug shots with the walgreens video?hink boom we've got our guy? >> i think it's probably him, but there again, the picture in the video is not very good. but i started focusing in on him at that point. >> then rick's investigation got lucky again, an unlikely witness came forward with information about that same kenneth williams and the night that erica and her mom was shot. but the witness, reshawn turner was questionable. he was charged with murder himself for which he would later plead guilty to manslaughter, and he was also gravely injured in a shooting. >> he's on his death bed. he thinks he's going to hell and he has something he needs to say. >> week's later, turner's health improved enough to talk to rick arnold. >> james and kenneth williams. they had supposedly had hit a lick on some lady. >> they hit a lick on some lady. >> what does that mean? >> slang for a robbery. >> robbery that quickly escalated to murder. >> he knew things he couldn't have known. he knew things that weren't in the media. >> there are t

riquna williams, you talked about her from the elbow drills the three, she was feeling >>iquna williams, i don't know, she, threes, she was the half. minnesota comes back to retake the and the final seconds of the third quarter, it's williams, i guess when you're feeling it, you're feeling it. >> they say heat check. i don't know if that was a heat check. when you're feeling it, you're feeling it. she understood time and decided she was going to pull up and take that j. >> 7 of 16 from the field. 4 of 9 from behind the arc. 8 1-76, now a four-point game. 1:15 to go. how do you explain this shot by lexie brown? >> prayer, living right. i'm not sure. you know what, i love the fact that she shot it and when it went in, she looked at her teammates like i knew it was good when i let it go. >> down the gray, so many big shots, she buries it from inside the free-throw line. and off the set inbounds, what a good-looking play. >> you know, players always get the credit for sho t derek sher dre up where the bo go. he knew chelsea gray was hot and she never let us down. >> in the books of wnba big

william: that is an important question.s theasy to say this end of globalization and to think a recession is the natural way to inaugurate that end. what i do in terms of deciding -- nejra: we have 30 seconds, by the way. william: we have to look at corporate profits. you do not get a recession without a 10% drop in profits in the us and there is no sign of that yet. a bad tariff breakdown might put that into the numbers. that is not my working hypothesis. up.ra: well summed tory rivals battle it out alongside an empty lectern as the front-runner to take over for theresa may is not present. this is bloomberg. ♪ hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to live life in the fast lane. unlike my parents. you rambling about xfinity again? you're so cute when you get excited... anyways... i've got their app right here, i can troubleshoot. i can schedule a time for them to call me back, it's great! you have our number programmed in? ya i don't even know your phone anymore... excuse me?! wha

william: well, because i'm a big fan for robin williams for a really long time. i guess, probably, i watched that film when i was five, i guess, but at the time i never thought about, "oh, that is a drag, and that there's--and robin williams' character's brother's a gay couple," or kind of like, stuff like that. but since six years ago i came to here, i walked by the shooting location. i saw people take photos or, kind of like, post online, and so i went back to watch that film again and to see, "oh, since that is a drag. there's a gay here." so i just want to talk about legacy about that. robert: there's a pretty good example of diversity there, isn't it? daniel: yes, exactly.s ar. daniel: thank you so much. robert: all right. well, frameline 43 is on from june 20 to 30 at venues in san francisco, berkeley, and oakland. for more details go to nbcbayarea.com. up next, more about frameline 43 with the creative minds behind the film, "gamers." so stay with us. we're back with more about frameline 43. joining us is searit huluf, the writer and director of the film,

william: we absolutely do.tched this for many years, we have the ability to ensure tankers coming through and should come through our safe. having said that, it is never 100%. the iranians had the ability to put underwater mines, fast attack boats, but we have dealt with all of this before. i will tell you, the iranians don't want to go to war with us, and we don't want to go to war with iran. i have heard the president say many times he wants to avoid conflict with iran. we can take him at his word on this, but these are the sorts of power plays that the iranians make in the region to flex their muscles. david: a lot of this is tactics, as it were. my understanding is the military does not like to go into a potential conflict without an objective. what is the objective in this withfor the united states iran, and does the military understand the specific objective the president has? william: i'm sure they do. the objective is to keep the strait of hormuz open, make sure we have freedom of navigation, and we pro

kenneth williams.compared several mug shots with the walgreens video. >> reporter: you think, boom, we got our guy? >> i think it's probably him but the video is not very good but i started focusing in on him at that point. >> reporter: then rick's investigation got lucky again. unlikely witness came forward with information about that same kenneth williams and the night erika and her mom were shot but the witness turner was questionable. she was charged with murder himself for which he later would pleat guilty to manslaughter and he was also gravely wounded in a shooting. prosecutor john heck. >> he's on his death bed. he thinks he is going to hell and he has something he needs to say. >> reporter: weeks later, turner's health improved enough to talk to rick arnold. >> they hit a lick on some lady. >> reporter: what does that mean. >> >> that is slang term for a robbery. >> reporter: robbery that quickly escalated to murder. >> he knew things he couldn't have known. he knew things that weren't -- >> r

asked for william barr the rest of the special counsel report from robert mueller, the redacted portions. his administration said they would talk about that, but they release. some of those described in the mueller report itself. >> the headline on one of your many stories at bloomberg.com reads democrats refine contempt charges against william barr and don mcgann. what have they refined? what will we see on the house floor? >> there are a couple of changes to the criminal contempt resolution, which could have led to criminal charges against william barr for not producing the documents. they are going to the floor on tuesday, a full house vote on what is essentially a civil process to allow the committee and other committees to launch legal proceedings in federal court to get the documents and testimony they are seeking. because theynge realize the attorney general, if he were to be held criminally, would have to be prosecuted by the justice department, which he runs, and it is unlikely they would take any action against him. also believe they created a new process in this resolution whe

williams might have hoped.uit later filed against be duke energy, the state's toxicologist, a guy by the name of kenneth rudo, testified that state officials knowingly told people that their water was safe when we knew it wasn't. rudo had been the state's toxicologist for nearly 30 years and he blew the whistle on this specifically calling out the new health director, dr. randall williams in this 220-page deposition saying the state's health director was to protect public health but in this spec instance, the opposite occurred. the state toxkols called the reversal of the do not drink advisory "highly unethical and possibly illegal." the following month, his boss, the state's ep deem ols, resigned in protest saying she could no longer work for a health department and an administration and a new state health director that "deliberately was misleading the public." so state toxicologist blowingen the whistle on what's going on here. state epidemiologist sends this blistering resignation letter how the public is be

africa william would you say if the opiah isn't a political crisis. yes there's certainly an element of crisis about this and it's also a moment of great political opportunity and that shouldn't be forgotten but it's clear from recent events the shocking events on saturday the 2 assassinations and that there is an element of crisis about this and it's also been clear from several other incidents throughout the past year or so which included about communal violence increased tensions between regional governments and the huge number of displaced people from conflict up to 3000000 so this is definitely a this actually a political crisis here and driven i would say by serious divisions within the ruling coalition that has dominated ethiopian politics for so long. and which is just which is now in trouble right and and what does this mean william for prime minister abby athame it what does it mean for his government and his reform agenda that he's been praised for at least outside of a country where a certainly an issue in terms of them presenting another

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now, inc news is looking at prince william add an lg bt looking at prince william add an lgbt homelessless charity looking at prince william add an lgbt homeless charity where he was asked some frank questions and gave an honest answer about how he would feel if his children were to say that they were homosexual.” feel if his children were to say that they were homosexual. i thought this was interesting. his response would be —— was that he would be concerned and i think that is the response of every parent. that is against the backdrop of being in this amazing charity who often looks after young people who have been kicked out of their home. i thought it was interesting and a powerful interview. it played very well in the current backdrop, in pride month in london, but it also spoke about the commonwealth and his role as the future king. the commonwealth is dominated by countries that have restrictive if not damning laws against gay people so it was a sensitive one and he spoke about the pressure on his own child if they we re pressure on his own child if they were to be gay and what

but surely william and mary has prepared you for just such a test. indeed, your own thomas jefferson believed that william and mary was the finest school of manners and morals that ever existed in america. as graduates, as graduates you are charged with upholding this legacy of honesty and integrity. today you become the standard-bearers. turning to the importance of public service, or service over self, i can say that i did not really choose public service, rather i more or less fell into it early on, perhaps not fully appreciating the challenges of such service. one can come to understand the importance of service over self in a myriad of ways through volunteerism, through commitment to a particular cause, or perhaps by example. as an undergraduate i had one of the finest role models i could have asked for in an upper classman by the name of david hackett. he was on our 1965 lacrosse team. he was not necessarily the best on the team, but he was a determined and a natural leader. he graduated later that spring and a year later as we were graduating,

>>> then -- wendy williams' new man, a convicted felon? his alarming wrap sheet and why an oscar winner is about to turn himself over to police. >>> then, chris hemsworth' bromance. whose the actor coming between? >>> and tom hanks and tim allen exclusive. >> you got a friend in me. >>> this is "entertainment tonight". >>> thanks so much for joining us, everybody. boy, we have some juicy news for you tonight. >> like wendy williams' new man who spent time in prison for armed robbery. >> she's talk about it. >>> bradley cooper and lady gaga drama they sparked with their performance. it appears their exes are fighting back. stick it to the pop star? just days after irina shayk and bradley cooper split, gaga's former fiance, christian carino, "liked" one of the supermodel's sexy instagram posts. but today, a source tells "e.t.," christian didn't go to instagram for attention or revenge, he was just being supportive of his friend irina, quote, they both feel they lost love because of their partners' endless work and dedication to their careers

all right we will be joined now by william green coffee political correspondent william the big question how will nala says resignation impact the governing coalition with. well is a member of parliament and she of course until today was leading the s.p.d. she was not did not have a role in the german government per se so there's no direct impact you could say on the german government but this is yet another sign of how weak i'm going to michael's junior partner in this so-called grand coalition is it how weak it's become in the last year or 2 since the 2017 national elections here in germany that put the the the s.p.d. and the c.d.u. again together in what many said was an unhappy marriage of convenience to put a government together and these parties have just been weakening and weakening and getting lower and lower support in the polls and today's resignation announcement by andre and alex is just one more sign of trouble in the governing coalition. all right kate turning to you is there anyone who is an obvious successor to nala well one name that is already being thrown around is sch

after jack was hanged williams was absent. her,returning he said to i expect some friends tonight and we would like supper at 11:00. tell the negroes to have food for their horses. some of themte, were friends of your grandfather, but others were hard looking men, not gentleman." were supper as the men leaving, she asked william when he would be back. hours."be back in 24 i slept little and spent the next day and anxious prayer for her safe return. william rode at 2 p.m. that afternoon and embrace elizabeth. his sort of pistol upon the table. " where have you been?" "never asked me where i've been are what i have done. we don't owe the rebels anything for jack." two examples of what greene called private murders. 1781, following greene's order, the combined operation of light horse harry continentals and the part militia and took the british base of augustine and its garrison as prisoner. after the surrender, the revelation -- the rebel militia shot and murdered in cold blood a rebel militia in front of his children. the reaso

. >>> plus, why william and kate are apologizing for a royal traffic accident as harry and meghan cut even more ties from the duke and duchess. >>> and bradley cooper already moving on after the split, where we just spotted kit harington out of treatment, and our wild interview with the "toy story 4" cast. this is -- >> "entertainment tonight"! ♪ >>> hi, everybody. and welcome. i don't know if you're going to believe this or not, the britney crisis got even more bizarre. everybody is thinking, how is that possible? >> oh, no, it's true. britney's own mother has jumped into the fray. she just got on board with all the conspiracy theorists who think britney's own people are out to get her. ♪ why don't you do something >> call it a "comment conspiracy." the purpose? to keep up a supposed illusion that britney needs help. fan account "absolutebritney.com" claims britney's team has been deleting positive comments on her social posts. some fans believe, without any evidence, that it is a power move aimed at keeping her 11-year conservatorship controlled by dad jamie in place. ♪ you want a p

brothers william and charlie mayo found at the clinic in 1889. next on american artifacts, we visit rochester, minnesota, to learn about the origins of the mayo clinic and its role in the community today. >> the mayo clinic is an american institution. it is the heart of our country in many respects. it is the world's first and largest private multispecialty group practice in medicine. that is a big, formal term. it means it is specialists working together in a highly organized way, devoting a whole range of unique, diverse talents for the sole purpose of serving each individual patient. it is a model that the mayo family developed with the franciscan sisters that has expanded and grown to other medical centers and has welcomed patients from all over the world for more than 150 years. this is heritage hall, the museum of mayo clinic that was established with a gift from john and lillian matthews. they are patients of mayo clinic and they had a unique vision. they said we want to add more voices to the choir and tell the great stories of mayo throu

along with william run -- william monroe, those were the three who formulated the vigilant committee. those are the ones that would go down to the plantation to instruct slaves who wanted to they were taken into the safe haven. have --ions did not they could house up to 15. they did have an overflow session -- overflow section. when it was safe for them to go on they would go to the barn. they would go across the river in a boat purchased called the witnessing boat. there was also a station at saint matthews episcopal. that was after reverend william monroe started saint matthews. first congregation had a side. second baptist is the only extinct side. the sanctuary we are taking in this morning was not the original sanctuary for a german reformed lutheran church. the original sanctuary is downstairs. douglasshere frederick that's the room where reverend supply chase, who was a white minister at second baptist for 10 years, he was the last conductor on the underground railroad's. was the 13th amendment ratified, freeing the rest of the slaves, reverend supply chase -- important that we

committee want to get out of don maginn, the former white house counsel, and the attorney general, william barr? why the consideration of content resolutions. bill: they've asked for the the rest oferal, the report from special counsel robert mueller. the redacted portions. theydministration has said would talk about that, but they have not given any of that material. with regard to the former house legal counsel, they want to know more about his interactions with the president. some of those kind of described in the mueller report itself. the headline of what you're many stories at bloomberg.com on this >> "democrats refine contempt charge against warren mcgann ahead of the house vote in the coming weeks." what are they and what will we see on the house floor? all: the audi launched criminal contempt resolution, which could have led to criminal charges to william barr for not producing documents. instead, they are going to the floor on tuesday, a full house vote, on what is essentially a similar process, to allow the committee and other committees to launch legal proceedings in federal co

william, we didn't know that stop william, we didn't know that stop williamjohn william, we didn't knowul gallagher and he is the younger brother and he was married to, i've been doing a little bit of swatting up. penny has got the whole gallagher family tree. you wouldn't want to be climbing this tree. liam was married to patsy kensit and nicole appleton from all saints. he cheated on patsy with lisa morrish, hence the daughter you see on the front and then he cheated on nicole with a new yorkjournalist and there was a daughter called gemma. who isn't pictured. and he's got the two sons there, one of whom is from patsy kensit and one of whom is from patsy kensit and one of whom is from patsy kensit and one of whom is from nicole appleton. you just lost the whole of great britain. sorry. soz! it's rock 'n' roll. we we re sorry. soz! it's rock 'n' roll. we were going to go through noel gallagher before. not quite as complicated. so molly is 21. and he hadn't seen... i was reading one particular article when certainly last year, he hadn't met either of them, neither of the two girls. why

shannon: william barr said it wasn't about the olc. they have to figure that out. >> there is no other conclusion but the big point is kamala harris shouldn't be talking about it so i agree on that point but disagree there is a clean bill of health there. shannon: great to have you, thanks for stopping in. team usa criticized for celebrating too much during the smack down of thailand. s do the, just tease it a little. slather it all over, don't hold back. well, the squirrels followed me all the way out to california! and there's a very strange badger staring at me... no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. uh-huh, where's the camel? "mr. big shot's" got his own trailer. ♪ wheeeeeee! believe it! geico could save you 15% or more on car insurance. the first survivor of ais out there.sease and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. ♪ applebee's new loaded chicken fajitas. now only $10.99. is that for

williams: the heart does look a little bit enlarged.t: i'd keep him forever, but the house ist empty withm. narrator: then she investigates begley's heart murmur. dr. williams: there can be some really serious complications if we don't know what's happening. narrator: later, chelsea is pping one too many dr. williams: chela's red cell volume is 73 percent. anything over 70 is dangerous. that's, hen we can see seizuresrhythmias, collapse. narrator: with over 20,000 patients each year, this is one of the busiest emergency animal hospitals in north america, and these are the specialists

judge william h webster served in the u.s. the pacific during world war ii and again in korea. atlater was a reservist and 95 he says he is still prepared to serve again if needed. a. alfred henry served as staff sergeant on guadalcanal, the solomon i meant -- solomon islands in the amphibious truck company ducts. mr. herrera served as a technician fifth grade with the u.s. army tank battalion in the european theater of operations. mr. ellis williamson served with the three nighty seventh number group squadron in the european theater of operations. nagel the second served as an aviation radioman .econd-class with the u.s. navy mr. james morgan kiel served as a seaman first class connor on the uss john chandler with the u.s. navy. participated on the d-day landings 75 years ago today. mr. anthony grant served in europe, arriving in normandie a month after the d-day landings. he also fought in the korean war and retired as a major in 1962. mr. thomas frederick served as a pilot with the u.s. navy. mr. fred boehm served and was d

towards cnn, william barr stayed silent this time. follow his oath of office and raise his voice in defense of the constitution against the president of the united states who attacked the constitution yesterday in a grotesque attempt to crush the first amendment rights of a news organization. another day, another impeachable offense. that is tonight's last word. the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, while donald trump is in london, the battle continues back home. hope hicks has turned down a subpoena from congress. co congress may try to hold the attorney general in contempt. there are even cracks among some republicans who fear trump might actually jeopardize our economy with tariffs on mexico. could paul manafort be headed to rikers island, the legendary sprawling lockup. the latest reporting on the next charges that await him. and it all comes down to crowd size. lon donald trump claims thousands were in the streets of london supportin

the 11th hour with brian williams starts now.while donald trump is in london, the battle continues back home. hope hicks has turned down a subpoena from congress. congress may try to hold the attorney general in contempt. there are even cracks among some republicans who feel trump might actually jeopardize our economy. could paul manafort be headed to riekers island? the latest reporting on the next charges that await him. and it all comes down to crowd size. donald trump claims thousands were in the streets of london supporting him. we will hear from our correspondent who was

amy: reverend william barr per joins us from raleigh, north carolina. all of that in more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the u.s. and mexico reached a deal friday to avert a 5% tariff on all imported mexican goods that was due to take effect today, and increase to 25% by october. the trump administration said the deal was based around mexico's commitment to deploy national guard forces throughout mexico, in particular to its southern border, in order to stem the flow of northbound migrants headed towards the u.s. under the deal, mexico also agreed to expand what is known as remain in mexico policy, which allows the u.s. to send back central american asylum-seeking migrants to mexico while their cases make their way through u.s. immigration courts. however, on saturday, "the new york times" reported that the plan to send troops to the border had already been agreed to last march. trump lashed out at "the new york times" report sunday, tweeting -- "we have been trying to get some of these

two people found dead in woods county.e william officers found the men's bodies in the 1500 block of featherstone road.4' newsjackie benson is live there with what we're learning about the investigation. jackie? >> reporter: justin, there's concern and apprehension here. neighbors woke up this morning to learn news that the bodies of two men, we understand, young men were found in the woods here.vi we have some deo of what it looked like earlier this morning right after prince william county polic arrived. about know very little this investigation because it is in its very early sta ws, but whate can tell you is that police tell us that there is no -- should be no concern to the general public that there i so outstanding danger here on this street, alabama avenue, in woodbridge. i can tell w you that have had and talked to a number of people who have come here who believe that one of these two young men may be their son and so they are anxiously waiting to find out from police if they can give them i anyormation about identity and things like that. but a very sad, a very somber scene

[applause] >> judge william h. webster served in the u.s. war ii and again served in korea. he was later a reservist and at 95, he says he is still prepared to serve again, if needed. [applause] mr. alfred henry bay served as a staff sergeant on the solomon islands in the amphibious truck company. mr. philip herrera served as a technician fifth grade for the u.s. army 770th tank battalion in the european theater of operations. [applause] mr. ellis williamson served with the 599th bomb squadron in the european theater of operations. [applause] mr. john f naegele ii served with the u.s. navy. [applause] mr. james morgan kiel served on -- as a seaman first class on the uss john chandler with the u.s. navy. [applause] he participated in the d-day landings at normandy 75 years ago today. [applause] mr. anthony h. grant served in the quartermaster corps in europe, arriving in normandy a month after the d-day landings. [applause] he also fought in the korean war and retired as a major in 1962. [applause] mr. thomas frederick kissinger served as a p

. >>> pete williams is over at the supreme court. pete, what do we know? we are potential minutes away. >> we're getting the first decision now. this is one of the lesser cases, an interesting question -- can the police draw blood from an unconscious driver without a search warrant? all states have complied consent laws. about half the states, about 28 states have laws that say you can also draw blood from an unconscious driver. the supreme court has said you can do that without a search warrant. that's the first ruling today. that leaves four cases. the two political gerrymandering cases from north carolina that was disadvantageous to democrats, and another one from matter maryland from disadvantage to republican, and we think we'll get a final resolution on the census question. i have to put an asterisk on this. there's another challenge to this on maryland on an entirely separate ground that was not argued before the supreme court, putting this question on amounts to, in essence, discrimination. i'm not sure how that's going to play out. if the supreme

and that caused william barr to say uncle, uncle, uncle. i know i've been saying no for a couple months without any basis for saying no, but here you go, finally, here's some of your stuff. don't hold me in contempt. this is the process you go through, right? you ask for something you're legally entitled to, they say no, you subpoena, they defy the subpoena, you hold them in contempt, they say nana nah. but having gone through that process, undies then pants then belt, having gone through this process which apparently they're going to make congress do for all of this stuff, as of a weekar so ago, the intelligence committee is apparently now finally receiving some of the counterintelligence and foreign intelligence information that was the basis for mueller's report only because they got within an inch of holding barr in contempt and he finally relented. according to the judiciary committee as of midday today, they are also finally starting to receive the underlying evidence from mueller's report despite all these weeks of the justice depart

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: on a visit to an lgbt charity, prince william says he wouldd that they were gay or lesbian. members of the neo—nazi resistance movement stormed the world trade centre armed with pistols and shotguns. we believe that, according to international law, that we have a rightful claim in certain parts of this country as ourland. i take pride in the words "ich bin ein berliner." chapman, prison—pale and slightly chubby, said not a single word in open court. it was left to his lawyer to explain his decision to plead guilty to murdering john lennon. he believes that onjune 8, god told him to plead guilty and that was the end of it. the medical research council have now advised the government that the great increase in lung cancer is due mainly to smoking tobacco. it was closing time for checkpoint charlie, which, for 29 years, has stood on the border as a mark of allied determination to defend the city. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: discussions are continuing in the us congress to try to secure emergency aid to ease the migrant crisis on the b

tonight's dinner will honor former education secretary william bennett.his is live coverage on c-span area. welcome to the faith and freedom coalition 2019 award gala.

[applause] >> judge william h webster navy and the u.s. again in korea.rve again, if needed. [applause] hadley day served as a staff sergeant on the solomon islands in the invidious truck company -- amphibious truck company. [applause] >> mr. philip herrera served as a technician fifth grade for the u.s. army 717th tank battalion in the european theater of operations. [applause] >> mr. ellis williamson served squadron599th bomb in the european theater of operations. [applause] servedjohn f naegele ii with u.s. navy. [applause] servedjames morgan kiel on the uss john chandler with the u.s. navy. [applause] he participated in the d-day landings at normandy 75 years ago today. [applause] grant served in the quartermaster call in europe, arriving in normandy a month after the d-day landings. [applause] in the koreanght war and retired as a major in 1962. [applause] frederickmas kissinger served as a pilot with u.s. navy. [applause] >> mr. helmut bone served with the motor ambulance company and was deployed to normandy, france in july of 1944. [applause] lewis

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headquarters william do we have william oh no now we have my colleague my can you tell us what's going on there at the s.p.d. policy had horses. you know well as you can see behind me we have a lot of our colleagues from various german media outlets who we've all been here for several hours just waiting for some statement to be made by someone at some point about what exactly is going to happen next not only who the next person is going to be a lie and when alice was stepping down and further clarification on that but just simply what does the future look like for the s.p.d. for the grand coalition for medical and her party and just all ever anything that we can get moving forward so still a lot of questions to be answered here we've got the microphone set up coming to you with as many answers as we can possibly get whenever that happens but for now we're all just standing here waiting it's been a pretty calm afternoon despite the excitement in the air like a so policy crisis and you're saying it feels calm the now the c.d.u. has already come out with with 2 statements what what do you

says he doesn't know why williams isn at mandatory mini camp. williams has made the last seven pro bowls, but he also has pla full 16-game season -- hasn't, sinc20 13. month.ns 31 next that could be problematic for the team. we don't want the drama. >> no. the rskins and drama? what? >> we don't want him to leave. played oklahoma in college. one of the better ones we had, too, here. >>> raindrops movingnto the friendly neighborhoods near winchester, tomasburg, drops here and there. those are headed into loudoun county. we'll check the rest of the progress and let you know where s may bubble up later coming up. >>> before we go to break, a live look from rmandy, france, this morning. today marks 75 years since the allied invasion landed on the beaches there. you see the speaker of the house nancy pelosi participating in some of the events that are happening early today. coming up, hd- you can mark coming up, hd- you can mark ay here at home. this is not just a headache. is is not just a fever. this iit's meningitis b.... and you're not there to h

prince william says he would fully support his children if they told him they were gay.ld worry as a parent about the additional pressures and discrimination they could face. the prince made the remarks during a visit to an l6bt charity in london. ben hunte reports. it was a visit to support the l6bt community, an opportunity for the duke of cambridge to listen, but also an insight into some personal concerns. the albert kennedy trust, or akt, helps young l6bt people who are made homeless after being rejected by theirfamilies. during the visit, prince william was asked how he would feel if one of his own children was gay or lesbian. i'd fully support, you know, whatever decision they make. but it does worry me from a parent point of view how much — how many barriers, you know, hateful words, persecution and discrimination that might come with it. that's the bit that really troubles me a little bit. but that's for all of us to try to help correct, and make sure we can put that to the past. it was a candid moment from a senior member of the royal family, a recognition his

holly williams filed this report. >> reporter: in idlib, the terror rains down from the sky. they have no defense here against syrian regime and russian air strikes. this was a cease-fire declared a few weeks ago but broken almost immediately. there have been air strikes and shelling of civilian areas in the last 24 hours. as we drove deep into idlib, warnings came of regime jets overhead. where are the planes? how many planes? two planes? our guide is a media activist. he's documented how pro-regime forcespeatedly hit hospitals. the medical clinic was attacked just hours earlier, he told us. this was a clinic? >> yeah. >> reporter: so women and children? >> exactly. there's a clinic and houses around it. >> reporter: why did they target this street? >> i don't know. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands have fled the bombing and taken shelter in this sprawling refugee camp. on its edge, we found this woman and her eight children, who left their home with nothing. mawa is pregnant and said she plans to give birth here on the dirt. "i have no nobody, and there's no going back." t

this morning williams' house caught fire.illiams' son was also home at first responders his mom was trapped inside on the second r. firefighter racing against time to try and rescue her, but williams later died of her injuries. it took first sponders several hours to put out the fire and allhe hot spots. investigators still trying to figure out whatcaused this deadly fire. fire officials say there were smoke detectors in the house, but they had no batteries. firefighters will likely be back in this neighborhood later today to pass out free smoke detectors and try to event anymore tragedies. aimee cho, news 4. >>> 100 years ago today the senate passed the 19th amendment giving women the right to vote. to mark milestone, the #19that100 now trending.et t onamthg one frome sry andulre whch looks riatan the barriers of having t wait in line to vote and acts of violence. it was a lng and difficult road to get here. in 1878 the amendment was first proposed and defeated. even though the bill did not have support from lawmakers, it wa

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