william hill, if you have shares, they are up eight and a half percent today.a company which received funding from chelsea and kensington council raised money for the people in the grenfell tower disaster. some believe the council has prioritised the needs of its richer residents over the poorer ones. singing verdi's requiem is often used in memoriam. last night in holland park it was used for those who lost their lives and their homes a couple of miles up the road in grenfell tower. the disaster was more than geographically close to this opera company — it directly affected one of their own, a member of staff, debbie lamprell, who lived on the 16th floor, missing presumed dead. it is difficult for me to talk about it really because the last time i saw her was sitting at this bench on the night of the fire. we were listening to the end of the opera we were performing that night and we said good night at the end of it, wasn't it lovely, and that was it. so, yes, that helps the feeling why we wanted to make such an impact, why we wanted to do something. grenfell

a good bet on william hill! you're watching bbc news.its he thrives on pressure, and last week broke his own 50m breaststroke record twice at the world championships in budapest. he'sjust 22, so the big question is, how much faster could he go? here's andy swiss. two world titles, two world records. one remarkable swimmer. in a sport of the finest margins adam peaty proved he is in a class of his own. 25.95! just a few days after breaking the world record twice in a day, he told me that initial shock still has not left him. did you surprise yourself at what you managed to achieve that? a little bit, i was not expecting to go 25.9, i never thought that day would come. i believed it would come but when it actually happens it is a different story. the same with the olympic gold medal, you never really think it is going to happen to you. so the world records, i cannot believe it has happened. but the peaty family has a second star, last year his grandmother had to watch his olympic success back home. but this year she flew out to budapest to

william hill says it is taken six times as many bets on macgregor whose the heavy underdog as it hasaid to be a good seven-figure loss of macgregor wins in vegas is 95% have come in on the mixed martial artist as well. nashville, tennessee can experience totality in yesterday's solar eclipse. check out the shot is tennessee titan players before the eclipse in the light, during that enduring the day. watch this video. titans released this video. nissan stadium, for those of us who waited to see nate turning today were day that tonight, they got to ask you that they are. turn the lights on. how cool is this? in the nfl, carolina panthers ron rivera playing on his cell phone to celebrate the moment. ♪ standing there holding his phone. we have some more fun images from yesterday. pete carroll, seahawks coach looking into this guy. it was a great coming together moment. >> especially in times like these. >> you know what it felt like when it was all over? or is aaron rodgers, the packers quarterback. two classes over and i've got to go back to school. that's what it felt like yesterday. t

. >>> for all us sports fans out there, shares in william hill are surging after a 3% increase in revenue during the first half of the year. performance was bowl centered by higher betting in the uk shares are up almost 10% >>> and this is really beg news, not just in this news room but across the world neymar jr. is on the move to paris st. jermaine his current club, fc barcelona gave him permission to complete the deal neither team has confirmed the transfer, but reports say it could be worth 197 million pounds that would be a world record deal there's talk about middle eastern medicals and a grant grand unveiling. >>> auto shares hit the brakes on tuesday sessions as sales fell for a feft straigifth stra in the u.s some brands saw a double digit decline. toyota bucking the trend that was the only company to post gains for the month phil lebeau gets under the hood. >> reporter: summer is traditionally the busiest time of the year for auto dealers but in july sales cooled off with general motors reporting a 5% drop in sales as the big three all reported weaker than expected business. toy

juliette: william hill says one gambler and $242,000 on the floyd mayweather versus conor mcgregor fight the bout highway of a tense round of technical knockouts. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . it is a cliche but what a difference a day makes. we have seen a great rally come through in asian equities, more calm comes through calling -- following the launch of the north korean missile. you have a weaker yen, the nikkei closing higher by .71%. stocks in hong kong as we await the key banking earnings are at the closet is flat on of day and australia. the kospi also fairly flat. was rejected by the broadband network, this was by 5 billione five aussie dollar's. closing down 6% in sydney. toshiba under pressure. there is news it has met with creditors to discuss the sale of its emery chip business. -- memory chip business. postiive -- positive first half earnings. showing you that overall property developer if you're in hong kong. we are awaiting the key banking

on the upside, william hill, hugo boss, trading higher. the texas is gaining as well.looks -- lufthan looks fairly favorable as well. fairly decent sized moves in terms of the individual thought names as well. action.ot much thing that is taking headlines as well is what is happening with crude. we had inventory data out of the state. more data later on as well. oil moves are fairly sharply moving on the back of this. that is interesting in itself. they have been writing through the 50 level. we have been writing through the 50 level. is 50 the wrong price for crude? >> it is the upper end of the reign as far as we are concerned. this is particularly a u.s. dynamic and the efficiency of the rig, the ability for the oil producers to get more out of the know, itoil and, you is a real accidental chart if you look at it. it is really quite impressive. we cannot see any real tensions on the supply-side coming along. unless you are particularly bullish on the demand side of the story, then, you know, that combined with opec is perhaps not necessarily speaking to pulling addi

juliette: william hill says one gambler earned $242,000 on the floyd mayweather versus conor mcgregor fight over the weekend. that is after the price of a $1.2 million debt. says they are thrilled to be making the payout. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. bloomberg. guy: thank you. so risk on, risk off. stocks advanced after president trump's response to comments and the lunch from north korea. from north korea. also you think about the speech missouri later on in in which the president of the united states is likely to kickstart his to push tax reform onto a different level. in modern. we have german data out later on, we have what is happening in the u.s. to think about as well. we have defeated out tomorrow, give me a sense of where we are right now and what the market is listening to. mark: we're going back to the data and going back to central bank meetings, we have a couple of numbers coming up and china pmi as well. we will be focused on china's currency. so data, that will be coming up for the next couple

william hill and apple are both up. back with more in an hour.ingham palace for his final royal engagement but first let's get the weather. the latest satellite sequence shows an awful lot of cloud across the uk which has been bringing some rain with it, not great for early august but in northern scotland there is some decent weather to be had with sunshine in shetland earlier which will linger into the afternoon but further south, this was dorset, not so further south, this was dorset, not so pretty. you can see the rain coming into the south of england and there is some drifting across northern england and northern ireland and that will continue northwards into central scotland by the middle of the afternoon. northern alan scotland continues to have good weather. because the bulk ofa and have good weather. because the bulk of a and whilst there is a lot of cloud in the afternoon with a few brea ks cloud in the afternoon with a few breaks and where you get them there could be some reasonable temperatures in the upper teens but underneath the rai

william hill says one gambler earned $442,000 on the floyd mayweather versus conor mcgregor fight aftered a bet on the fight. mayweather won about by way of a 10th round technical knockout. arabia, more than 1.7 million pilgrims have become the hajj pilgrimage. islam requires all muslims to perform the journey at least once in a lifetime. the saudi government has spent billions of dollars to improve safety. more than two and a half thousand people were killed in a stampede in 2015. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm nejra cehic. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much. a far right party could take seats in germany's parliament for the first time since the second world war. the populist afd stands as the third strongest party in the latest opinion polls. bloomberg spoke to one of the party's leading candidates. >> just to highlight this once again, it is our view irresponsible that a developed country like germany would insist on denying itself the security of its borders and allowing people to enter withou

bookies william hill says first half came in strongly with its online business doing particularly wellms has reported profits of £865 million for the six months to june. that's up 10% on the first half of 2016. the firm says it got a boost from rising government defence spending and the weak pound. and profits at mining giant rio tinto have almost doubled to $3.3bn for the six months to june. the company was helped by rebound in the price for iron ore. and johnston press has reported a 30% drop in half—year profit as it said trading conditions for regional newspapers in the uk continue to be difficult, especially in classified advertising. but the publisher of the the scotsman and the yorkshire post said the monetisation of its digital audience continued to gain momentum. this is the financial markets. banking stocks have moved. there is a real thought that the trump administration may rein back some of that. they are quite happy and that is why the dow has risen. apple shares, record sales for them. keeping a very close eye on mat for you. the bbc‘s announced details of a new tv cooke

columnist for the hill, juan williams, and mitch mcconnell's former chief of staff. he was convicted last month of criminal contempt for defying a court order to stop detaining latinos. we ask you for questions about the president's pardon and maria tweeted this. if the law doesn't apply to joe arpaio, should it apply to anyone else? how do you answer? what you think of pardoning as a legal proposition. >> the president is entitled, under the constitution, to have an unlimited power of pardon. the sheriff was found guilty of violating a federal court order for over year that said to stop racially profiling people and he openly defied it and said he would continue. he didn't go through regular process. he had the right to do it and i think he had made a bad choice. >> he had talked to jeff sessions about not bringing the case in the first place. some critics are suggesting that the way it went down, and i refer back to what carl was just saying, no appeal, no expression of remorse, no review by the justice department, it may send a signal to some of his aides under in

columnist for the hill, juan williams, and mitch mcconnell's former chief of staff.s convicted last month of criminal contempt for defying a court order to stop detaining latinos. we ask you for questions about the president's pardon and maria tweeted this. if the law doesn't apply to joe arpaio, should it apply to anyone else? how do you answer? what you think of pardoning as a legal proposition. >> the president is entitled, under the constitution, to have an unlimited power of pardon. the sheriff was found guilty of violating a federal court order for over year that said to stop racially profiling people and he openly defied it and said he would continue. he didn't go through regular process. he had the right to do it and i think he had made a bad choice. >> he had talked to jeff sessions about not bringing the case in the first place. some critics are suggesting that the way it went down, and i refer back to what carl was just saying, no appeal, no expression of remorse, no review by the justice department, it may send a signal to some of his aides under investig

hill, in the media and in corporate america. with that, let's get some analysis from fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howard kirtz and from new york juan williamse is a booth columnist for the examiner. lisa, your take on this and the fall-out of it. >> look, i think the biggest problem for president trump is the fact that we have seen so much turmoil in the white house that's a problem for president trump. i do think we have seen general kelly, obviously take some of these steps in trying to regain organization i also think palace intrigue has been overblown. there has been media somehow president trump is being punt tiered by someone. whether it's bannon or priebus or jared curb memberner. it doesn't matter who it is. somehow a puppet of this other person. we saw him, particularly if you look at the election he went through three different campaign managers. in that process he took down 16 opponents in the republican primary better funded for from who outorganized from him and also defeated hillary clinton who spent two times as much as him and had something like five times the amount of paid staffers. i don't think that president trump is be

columnist for the hill juan williams.ey, who covers the white house for the associated press, and josh holmes, mitch mcconnell's former chief of staff and the g.o.p. strategist. sheriff arpaio was convicted last month of criminal contempt for defying a court order to stop detaining latinos on suspicions that they might be illegal. his opponents called it racial profiling. we asked if her questions about the parts of his parking and maria swanson tweeted this. if the law doesn't apply to arpaio, should it apply to anyone else? how do you answer maria, what do you think of the pardoning as a legal proposition and also if the politics of a? >> the president is entitled under the constitution to have an unlimited power of pardon. i think he exercised it in this instance. sheriff arpaio was found guilty of violating a federal order for over a year that's a to stop racially profiling people, but for driving with teen or walking with tina when he openly defied it. this did not go through the normal routine of pardon applications

dana perino, cohost of "the five," and juan williams, cohost with "the hill." to both of you. dana, let me start with you. politically, the president has had a tough couple of weeks. we saw a different tone from him this evening. do you think this will begin in any way to turn the page on where he has been in recent days? >> i think he always ends up having to fight politically, going back to grow years during the campaign. tonight, i think setting politics aside is what he did and that was so important, he was speaking directly in front of military members, it was a nonpartisan crowd. there is not cheering, there is not a rally like you will have tomorrow night inn arizona. he is speaking directly to them. by all accounts, sb six and earlier, the special forces and veterans for the afghan war loved tonight's speech. they appreciated it.t. they follow they were speaking directly to him. for those who think that there wasn't a new policy, i have to really point out that this idea that pakistan has now been put on notice is really important and the president lean

in this saddle is on loan to us from the sagamore hills historic site with the park service. here we are with william howard president toy after the presidency go on to become a supreme court justice. he was the chief supreme court justice until shortly before he died. after being defeated for reelection, he went on to teach at yale law school. while he was there, we have two of the exams he gave to his law students. we also have a document from at the summer white house in beverly, massachusetts. from beverly, massachusetts, we have in itinerary of things he did. going for a drive, going to church, those are things he did there. moving on to woodrow wilson, the 20th president of the united states, the item we have for woodrow wilson is a picnic set. what is interesting about this is this is one of the picnic sets he used when he was courting his second wife. his first wife had died during his first term. he was introduced to this woman less than a year after his wife had died. and they fell in love and would go on drives. they would take a picnic set like this and go out and picnic in a park in the

hill. i took classes in a halt named for william saunders. attorney and historian and organizer of the north carolina kkk. around 2000, we protested. it took ten years. there was not a take down in the middle of the night. it went to the board of trustees of the university and they voted to rename it carolina hall. i know you went to yale. can you tell me about the issue you had on campus? >> this was long after i was gone. one named after senator johnson calhoun who was involved in defending the institution of slavery in south carolina. in a lot of members of yale undergraduate did not like it. they voted to change the name of calvin college. i think all of these places have the right to make those decisions. i agree with you. don't do it through mob violence. i think doing it in the middle of the night is cheap. they have the debate, go on record and do it. in the case of yale, so my view, make the decision. there are people who did some great things were involved in things that we don't necessarily approve of today and shouldn't approve of

hills" nemesis heidi montag. due in october. the reality star got in a light morning exercise. opposite of serena williams.mode, bump and all. the tennis champion champion snapped her fitness routine. >> on daddy duty -- >> how are you surviving life as a new father? >> it's life man, it's life. y.craz "snl's" bobby moynihan. >> have you been getting any fatherly tips from him? >> of course. me "dancing with the stars." >> again, girlbe numr two. >> another baby girl. >> the pro announcing the birth the morning via a sweet tweet which reads, elena and i are so pleased to welcome our new baby girl, zlata into the world. >> i'm the one who is, like, freaking out, stressing out, but she is perfect. s.> a big congratuonlati two girls. >> best gift in the world. still to come -- uh-oh, is wild miley back? >> wow! >> what she revealed on her trip back to her hometown ranch. >>> plus, tom cruise's love of extreme stunts goes next level. we're going to take you behind the scenes of the new "mission: impossible" movie. >>> and we're there as the "will & grace" cast returns to the set and lets a few secrets slip. >>

hill station would take something like this? do you think anything like that happens in kensington palace, where prince william lives? >> emma dent coad became kensington's member of parliament just days before the fire, after campaigning on an anti-gentrification platform. >> the council has massive reserves. we have people queing up for food banks. they wouldn't even give us the space to set up another food bank. this is where we're living, this is what it is. the mask has fallen, and everyone has now seen the reality of what this constituency is like in kensington -- of super-rich and super-poor, and that is absolutely avoidable. there's no need for that. >> she says it's time for britain to close the gap between rich and poor. unsightly concrete housing blocks can be found all over london. in some areas, they're in the middle of exclusive villa communities. if the idea back then was to bring the rich and poor closer together, then it was poorly planned. the fire could wake up the political establishment -- that's what hammed hopes at least. >> it takes disaster for them to realize that it's not all about them. >>

proud parents lauren and william tell, as their beautiful blue-eyed baby boy, born july 5th, making his public debut in the new "people" magazine, on stands friday. the former "hillsracing being a first-time mom and joking that her post-baby bod comes with perks. quote, i've never really had boobs before so i'm going to try these out for a little bit. memb meanwhile, no pauses for her "hills" nemesis heidi montag, is breaking a sweat, bump and all. the reality star who is due in a few weeks snapping her morning workout session before getting a foot massage from hubby, spencer pratt. >> >> my hero. the tennis legend snapped her fitness are you teen, and there's no down time before delivery, which is estimated to be just weeks away. >> on daddy duty -- "snl" alum bobby moynihan >> how are you surviving life as a new father? >> it's life man, it's life. crazy. >> have you been getting any fatherly tips from him? >> of course, i mean, i think i get tips from everyone. >> early this morning with a >> and finally, big news from "dancing with the stars." >> another baby girl. >> the pro announcing the birthday this morning via a sweet tweet which reeds, elena and i are s

have a report from our correspondent, jenny hill, who has been to the north coast of germany to see how martin schultz and angela merkel are faring. prince william at kensington palace. they met representatives of charities supported by princess diana and looked at the tributes and flowers left by members of the public outside the palace. the duchess of cambridgejoin outside the palace. the duchess of cambridge join the princes outside the palace. the duchess of cambridgejoin the princes on outside the palace. the duchess of cambridge join the princes on the tour, as nicholas witchell reports. the flowers and the tributes are back at the gates of kensington palace. a very small echo of how it was 20 years ago but a reminder of feelings which the years have not erased. and this afternoon william and harry came to view the tributes. they took their time, they looked, and they read. and they laughed at some of the photographs showing them as small children with their mother. it was impossible not to be reminded of how it was 20 years ago when, aged 15 and 12, on their return to london, they'd come out still numb and bewildered to meet the people wh

williams now faces several murder charges. breaking news on your cell phone. just go to wjla.com/text to sign up. the clock is ticking for management of the lynn hill condos in temple hills. to fixve until tuesday what officials are calling significant fire code violations. if they don't come it would be the second time in less than a year that residents are forced to leave their homes. amy aer resident who is stepping in to help. amy: officials say it is in disrepair. residents say it is falling apart. >> it's garbage. they should knock it down and renovate. amy: now the countdown is on to fix it. >> if we don't do anything, nobody knows that we care or will help. amy: she has lived in the condominiums for about a year off and on. she says she and a small group of others spent saturday morning cleaning the building from the top floor down. >> just trying to at least by sometime to be able to move out. a listat is because of of fire code violations posted yesterday are not asked by tuesday, residents will have to leave. >> this was all the way down the hall. amy: she showed us the progress. >> we cleared out trash room today. it was full of food an

proud parents lauren and william tell, as their beautiful blue-eyed baby boy, born july 5th, making his public debut in the new "people" magazine, on stands friday. the former "hillsng being a first-time mom and joking that her post-baby bod comes with perks. quote, i've never really had boobs before so i'm going to try these out for a little bit. meanwhile, no pauses for her "hills" nemesis heidi montag. bumps and all, the ten nis champion champion snapped her fitness routine. >> on daddy duty -- >> how are you surviving life as a new father? >> it's life man, it's life. crazy. le. >> "snl's" bobby monothan. >> have you been getting any fatherly tips from him? >> of course. i mean, i think i get tips from everyone. >> and finally, big news from "dancing with the stars." >> another baby girl. >> the pro announcing the birth the morning via a sweet tweet which reads, elena and i are so pleased to welcome our new baby girl, zlata into the world. >> i'm the one who is, like, freaking out, stressing out, but she is perfect. >>> a big congratulations. two girls. >> best gift in the world. still to come -- uh-oh, is wild miley back? >> wow! >> what she revealed on her t

hill for us. thank you. >>> we'll have live coverage of president trump's address from fort miyer in arlington later o nbc4. >>> parents in prince william county, it's called find my bus. the online tool gives parents a chance to enter their student's address and grade level to get assigned bus and neighborhood information. school starts monday in the county. >>> not every day you have a party because road construction is done. that's what happened yesterday in northwest d.c. near the national zoo. the first part of the beach drive construction project from tilden to rock creek parkway is finished. what's new? well, how about that? a staircase and walkway, a crosswalk that leads to the national zoo and a flashing signal to help pedestrians there. the national park service threw a block party yesterday. >> we want to thank the residents for being so patient. we want to create an opportunity for everyone to see the roadway. >> there's still more construction to be done. the entire project is expected to be finished by fall of 2019. >>> not everyone is partying quite yet. >>> we want to thank everyone who visited an animal shelter and brou

. >> hill will eventually have another chance to fulfill his goal when he becomes eligible for parole again in the future. but for jurez williamsven months here for felony prostitution, the time is now. >> today is my last day in the sentence. i'm getting ready to go home. i'm so happy. i'm trying to contain it right now. >> did you sleep last night? >> no. not at all. i've been up all night and all day. >> santa rosa correction officers will accompany williams to the pensacola bus station and stay with him until he boards a bus for home. >> how's it feel walking out of here? >> like heaven. like heaven. i'm ready for my freedom. it's been seven months without it. >> okay. >> you're going to receive $50 when you get on the bus. count it out for you. 10, 20, 30, 40 and $50. you'll receive that when you get on the bus. meantime, i'll keep it with your paperwork. >> williams is given state issued clothing but it probably won't compare to the outfit he was first arrested in. >> what were you arrested in? >> some hot shorts and a pair of snow boots and a leather jacket and a nice bra. that was it. >> so what are you thinking about t

a chapter on hamburger hill so represents a and symbolizes so much about the war and to share stories i have found it troubling that perhaps the name that they knew was lt. william was the commander of that unit so there were truly impressive kids who served in vietnam they did remarkable things to demonstrate as much courage as anyone who fought in any of our wars but vietnam was a war without heroes but not a war without heroism. they did this on our behalf because the war was something we preferred not to talk about. i share with you my dedication dedicated to the american generation who on verbally served in this book's eludes those who deserve to be known in their lives remembered. to make their willingness to have the sacrifices that we made the greater and not the lesser. think of what they did when they were asked to serve. not all were eager to serve i can assure you but they did. they knew the war and it was likely it would be one in a traditional sense. and as a silent in saigon reminded us to do i talk to a young marine officer and was a platoon leader. in the infantry unit. is in country orientation he was told the critical thing for an officer is n

hill and maryland 100 amberton impacksed as well. grab umbrella and pain theps morning, guys. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. prince william county targeted a church in dumfries require vir. they he temple phr they show a cover-up of german magazine depicting president trump as member of clan saying words now that's white power the dare of the rope is m coming and included n word. day of rope is coming n word, and community is not just outraged but horified by the messages and police are investigating. >> if you have non -- you will not hear that will year they -- the civil war error song is race ibt. some reif he to president lincoln as despot and call on maryland to join con federacy. we're assessing songs played at inter collegiate athletic events. >> 6:09 ahead this morning tengs grow up between north and south korea. >> after north launch aid missile and south responded loud and clear dropping bombs north. latest on this developing story en seconds. co mroosz have investigating a deadly shooting at a public library. there two people killed and four others injured in a shooting yesterday afternoon in clovis 200 miles e

williams. he is retiring today after 22 years with the cherry hill fire department.kes this so specialist he was first african-american hired as a cherry hill fire fighter on staff. he started as a volunteer fire fighter in the 90's. he celebrated his 51st birthday last week and says now he will travel. they had a sign out there for him. his daughter, no, his niece sent me a note saying she with like to recognize him. that is amazing. thank you for your service. enjoy your travels. >> nicely done. >> all right. >> 8:08. it will be a night out for neighbors in our area and across the great land. >> it is national night out. >> that is right. >> also known as night to unite. so it happens every year on the first tuesday in august. neighborhood and organized block parties and other events just as a way to meet each other and strengthen their communities. >> yes, live next door to somebody and don't even know him. have been comes out, get in the street and talk to each other. >> activities in south philadelphia snider plaza will be held from five to 8:00. mayor jim kenne

ohio fathers wanted to get rid of william allen is because he opposed lincoln and had controversial views on race. >> nancy pelosi, who had been there on capitol hills -- >> 1986. >> neil: sure. did she not notice these statues before she was starting to yell at republicans for removing them? >> the main issue, this issue didn't rise to the fore until you had the shooting -- >> neil: i understand that but all of a sudden this rage. >> again, former senate majority leader harry reid said they ought to get rid of one of the nevada statues, pat mccarran. he was a raise baiter and he said to me when this issue came up, they said they could ditch pat mccarran, too. >> neil: you're an encyclopedia. >> and mccarran international airport in las vegas. >> neil: you're the best. thanks, chad. i'm telling you, scary smart. the guy i was cheating off of in school. here's the jump the shark moment in this whole statute thing. espn removing the announcer robert lee. maybe, maybe citing social media as the reason. after this. you know, geico just saved me hundreds of dollars on my car insurance. huh. i should take a closer look at geico... (dog panting) geico has

william near her home on tuesday morning. tonight b.a.r.t. riders are being warned to be cautious on trains investigators believe that suspect traveled to the area on b.a.r.t. here is another look at mario hills if you have any information you're urged to call the p. d. >> big headaches for big rig overkurnd just before 3:00 this afternoon in the altamont pass. the crash ended up causing major delays well into the night. snarling the evening commute. alameda county fire department posted the video on facebook. the investigators athe brakes went out when the driver pulled over it tipped over. luckily no one hurt. >> at this hour there is a major weather event happening in texas. thousands of people are evacuating as hurricane harvey is moving closer to land. and nasa capturing the image from space. a live along we want to show from you houston. the hurricane center is warning of up to 35 inch he is of rain over southeast texas. a children hospital in corpus christi has begun air lifting critically ill and premature infants to a hospital in north texas. jeff has covered his share of hurricanes joins with us more what are you seeing. >> the 35 inches will be very isolated in pockets. but certain

hill and harvard divinity school. and then dr. jim guth, who is on your far right, is the william r. kennan jr. professor of political science at furman university. he has served as fuhrman's chair as both the university and faculty of science department. and initiated the washington internship program which has sent over 1,000 fuhrman students to washington. dr. guth's recent work assesses the impact of religion on the electoral process and public policy in the clinton, bush and obama administrations. dr. guth holdings a bachelor of science from the universe of wisconsin and a ph.d. from harvard university. and then in our center left, we have dr. tom mach, who joins our forum tonight from cedarville university, where he is the assistant vice president for academics, a professor of history, and the director of cedarville's honors program. he teaches courses in united states history and world view integration. his research area is 19th century america, especially the political history of the american civil war in the gilded age. he was selected to attend the american history seminar on the gild

hill who think is good politically to shut down the government. the politics are very collocated, but now they're not. republicans controlled the white house, senate, and house. >> jon: jake, thank you. >> melissa: venus williams turning over her cell phone records after a fatal car accident, plus the seventh fleet commander 7th fleet commander be relieved of duty and prince harry calling out the people who stopped his mother. >> one of the hardest things to come to terms with is the fact that the people that chased her into the tunnel where the same people who were taking photographs of her while she was still dying in the backseat. >> melissa: right now, some new information on some crime stories that we have been following. lawyers for venus williams will turn over her cell phone records to attorneys for the family of a man who died in a car crash involving her and west palm beach, florida. the family of the victim suing williams for wrongful death. her lawyer's essay tennis star was not distracted. turbulence footage shows her entering into traffic on a green light. defense lawyer for texas woman accused of stabbing her husband to death say the harris county sheriff's office jumped to conclusions. an attor