following the chris williamson case.d that has upset many of his colleagues. in a statement, tom watson says we cannot overstate the length and breadth of anger of the length and breadth of anger of the readmission of mr williamson in the readmission of mr williamson in the party. the question arises about the party. the question arises about the fairness of the process. the official recognition that mr williamson should be deferred for action was ignored. excuse me. forgive me. he goes on, the process has not done that. a very strong statement on chris williamson. it is signed by a large number of senior labourfigures. he signed by a large number of senior labour figures. he has signed by a large number of senior labourfigures. he has a release this on twitter. we are having a look at that and we are talking about those who signed that letter later on. that is the latest on chris williamson. there is very high pollen in london. let's have a look at the weather. tomasz is here. i have just been outside, hence the coughin

mr williamson from the party whip.e party whip. mr williamson is a long—standing ally of the labour leader and somebody who has been close to him throughout their political history, but clearly, the party is now saying to mrcorbin, clearly, the party is now saying to mr corbin, some are saying anyway, you need to deal with this. this row started last night, when the decision to reinstate mr williamson was announced, there was a lot of angry reaction on twitter. 0ne was announced, there was a lot of angry reaction on twitter. one of the mps who criticise the decision was the jewish mp, the mps who criticise the decision was thejewish mp, margaret hodge, who said that it showed the party would overlook what she called jew hate. mr williamson was asked this morning about this comments. if anybody examines my record as an antiracist campaigner all my life, i'm frankly astonished that she could make such an appalling accusation actually. there is no foundational justification for it whatsoever and i hope that she will kind

williamson: needles around her school. ok.eedles are around your school because there are people doing things that are very, very bad for them. they are doing things that are very bad for them because life is so hard for them, and the pain is so great that they don't even want to be here anymore. our job, and it will be your job when you grow up, is to create a society in which more people are happy and more people are not desperate and more people just want to do good, happy peaceful things. until then, there will be things like needles, and that is why we are all here, because we are going to give people justice and jobs and all the things that make their life meaningful, and then they will be happy and they will not be using needles. >> go ahead. >> i'm from boston, mass, and i'm 10 years old and going into the sixth grade. last year has been tough for me. not because my schoolwork was challenging or because i'm worried about grades. i didn't have a tough year because i was worried about failing a test. i wasn't even worrie

you, miss williamson, for your time with us this afternoon. am the general minister and president of the christian church disciples of christ in the u.s. and canada. i'm here today with rabbi michael pollock from pennsylvania. in my tradition, i follow homeless and undocumented man who preached the good news to the poor. yet today, too many in power have distorted our religious teachings and are most oppressive's -- most precious moral value. they say we live in a time of scarcity and they use religion to support policies of social and economic violence. today, we released a moral budget that makes it clear that we have more than enough to go around. and that creating national budgets and policies around the need for the poor is not only possible but will benefit the larger society. as president, how would you transform our national budget priority to meet the needs of the 140 million poor and low income people in this country? money does not come from a bunch of aristocrats who take all the money and say it will trickle down to lift all boats

williamson back into the party so easy and so flagrantly.ty so easy and so flagrantly. i suppose a lawyer might say, look, you have to do treat each individual case individually, otherwise you are potentially going to find yourself dragged through the courts over it, and even though the labour party is and even though the labour party is a private organisation, because it isa a private organisation, because it is a political party and it is not a kind of statutory body or anything itself, there are basic fairness rules that he had to be judged itself, there are basic fairness rules that he had to bejudged on those remarks that led to his suspension, not a general pattern of behaviour, and that therefore what the labour party did was what its lawyers would have advised it to do, play it absolutely straight by the letter of the rulebook. well, let's be clear, firstly in this case there is some oddities and some questions to be asked about the members of the panel that recuse themselves, and why, when members of —— member of the panel we unders

a staunch ally ofjeremy corbyn‘s, chris williamson is an energetic and outspoken campaigner.s done more to stand up to racism is now being demonised as a racist, bigoted party. but comments that emerge in february about allegations of anti—semitism in the party led to his suspension. in my opinion we have backed off too much we have given too much ground, we have been too apologetic. he later said he deeply regretted the remarks and today said that he is pleased to have been let back in. i've been overwhelmed by an avalanche of m essa 9 es overwhelmed by an avalanche of m essa g es of overwhelmed by an avalanche of messages of goodwill from grassroots members of the labour party and that is what constitutes a labour party, actually. it is grassroots membership, of which there are approaching 600,000, i wouldn't say the consensus, but the overwhelming majority of opinion is supportive of the decision to reinstate me into the decision to reinstate me into the labour party. but over 100 labour mps the labour party. but over 100 labourmps and the labour party. but over 100 labour

there only final over was williamson. aziz completed his entry.ica's welcome. patrick vieira, bbc news. —— patrick geary. world rugby has abandoned its plans for a nations league that would have combined northern and southern hemisphere international competitions into a single league. that could've seen the end of europe's six nations, and the southern hemisphere's rugby championship. the governing body said that the required unanimous agreement by unions to enter into exclusive negotiations was not achieved by wednesday's deadline. feliciano lopez has spoken for the first time since a spanish newspaper alleged he and his former doubles partner, marc lopez, were implicated in a match fixing investigation. talking after he won his first round match against martin fucsovics at queen's, lopez said the tennis integrity unit felt he had no case to answer over any involvement in plans to fix a match at wimbledon two years ago. u nfortu nately, unfortunately, all tennis players are public figures and our good names so use beyond our control. for that rea

graduation fears he was kidnapped >>> and he's the most celebrated first pick since lebron, zion williamson, with tears in his eyes, why he says it's all thanks to mom. >>> good evening everyone. president trump holding his fire and his cards tonight. in an nbc news exclusive interview explaining to chuck todd why he called off a retaliatory attack on iran at virtually the last minute, describing his conversation with military commanders who were ready to pull the trigger in response to iran's downing of an american drone but the president tonight still leaving a u.s. response on the table. let's start our coverage with kristen welker, and a dramatic day at the white house >> reporter: that's right. a mixture of relief and uncertainty at the white house as the president weighs his next move on iran, the commander in chief delivering a clear message. he doesn't want war, but he's still ready to strike. overnight high drama inside th white house, president trump on the brink of ordering air strikes against three different sites in iran responsible for shooting down the american drone. the pre

a reference to the fact that mr williamson is an ally of mr corbin.nied any wrongdoing and said that he was not making anti—semitism comments and not seeking to downplay the issue. thank you for the update. the headlines on bbc news... public outcry about the treatment of thousands of migrant families held in poor conditions in us camps. jurors at the old bailey are shown cctv footage — of the moments before train passenger lee pomeroy was stabbed to death. deadline deadlock. the two rivals for pm continue to clash over whether the uk should commit to leaving the eu on october the 31st. and in sport... just over 24 hours out from their women's world cup quarter final against norway, england have major doubts surrounding the fitness of their first choice centre half pairing. steph houghton has an ankle injury. mille bright is struggling with a virus. british number onejohanna konta has played her last competitive match ahead of wimbledon. she had a disppointing straight sets defeat at the eastbourne international at the hands of tunisia's ons jabeur. a

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lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.r to cool off in the hot weather. it comes as two men in their twenties have died after being pulled from the sea off the devon coast near torquay. in anther incident last night a twelve year old girl shukri yahya drowned in the river irwell in bury. let's speak ross macleod the rnli's community safety manager. good evening. it looks like a lovely evening where you are. the sea looks very tranquil, as so often, what are the risks people need to bear in mind? it isa mind? it is a lovely evening down here in the support centre. as you would expect the weather is beautiful this weekend, and thousands of people will head to the coast, or some of oui’ will head to the coast, or some of our inland waterways, lakes, reservoirs and rivers to coal down in this hot weather. but as you can see the weather may look beautiful, and it can be enjoyed, but we are asking people to look out for hidden dangers, particularly at this time of year the temperature of the water isa of year the temperature of

a staunch ally ofjeremy corbyn‘s, chris williamson is an energetic and outspoken campaigner.o racism is now being demonised as a racist, bigoted party. but comments that emerged in february about allegations of anti—semitism in the party led to his suspension. because in my opinion, we have backed off too much. we've given too much ground, we've been too apologetic. he later said he deeply regretted the remarks, and today said that he is pleased to have been let back in. i've been overwhelmed by an avalanche of messages of goodwill from grassroots members of the labour party, and that is what constitutes the labour party, actually. it's a grassroots membership, of which there are approaching 600,000. i wouldn't say it's the consensus, but the overwhelming majority of opinion is supportive of the decision to reinstate me into the labour party. but over 100 labour mps and peers have in a statement demanded the decision be overturned, claiming: i wouldn't normally do this, but this is so important, the upset and the anger is so great, that i think we need to act very swiftly to

. >> no williamson? clearly should be a front-runner. >> her book, "return to love." >> i don't have to read her book, ki feel her in my soul. it is the last night, she was speaking to me and to me only, that i was made of love. and i could float above the earth as a big ball of love. voting for her, switching parties. i don't know if i'm in a party. anyway, you want me to go? >> yes, continue. >> policy wise, big problem here is for progressive policies to survive, have you to ignore the concept of incentives. it is great, support amnesty for all undocumented aliens and make it legal to cross the border and offer huge safety nets when they get here if you don't understand the consequences of incentives. you invent vised everybody to come here at once and you thought the caravans were a problem and people suffering and dying, wait until this happens, it will be crazy town. now to the actual debate itself, i wanted to bury my head in my hand. sounded like obnoxious jury foreman, person believes he is righ

the mp chris williamson has been readmitted to the labour party after an investigation into commentsegations about anti—semitism. mr williamson was suspended in february after saying labour had "given too much ground" in the face of criticism on the issue and had been "too apologetic". chris mason is in westminster. something of an angry reaction to this decision? a furious decision. the board of deputies of british jews has said it is a disgrace, senior labour mp margaret hodge, who isjewish, said senior labour mp margaret hodge, who is jewish, said it senior labour mp margaret hodge, who isjewish, said it was equivalent to allowing political pals backing and turning a blind eye tojew hate. some people say that it might be due toa snap some people say that it might be due to a snap election and unless mr williamson was led back into the party would not be able to stand. at least one of the panel of three who make this decision and was in favour of mr williamson being let back in is on the right of the party, not the wing thatjeremy corbyn is part of. but for pretty much the entire t

after announced williamson got emotional. he thanked his mom who he said sacrificed her dreams for the family. >> i didn't think i would be in this position. my mom sacrificed a lot for me. i wouldn't be here without my mom. i just want to thank her. >> williamson grew up in south carolina and his mom coached him until he was 14 years old. >>> the nhl draft is tonight in vancouver, canada. the san jose sharks do not have a selection this evening. they traded a first round pick last season for eric carlson who they just extended to a record contract. the new jersey devils have the first overall pick tonight. >>> team usa still undefeated in world cup play with another record-setting performance forle quickest goal of the 2019 world cup with this tippoff in the mie of play. then in the 50 lieutenant minute heath got a goal off a swedish player. a new women's world cup record. here's what horn had to say about the big win to finish group play. >> coming out the same as other games i think our team performs so well and the that w

. >>> and zion williamson earns the top pick in the 2019 nba draft. we'll show you the other top players in this year's class. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. strike against iran. the strike was in response to a retaliation for a downing of a u.s. drone earlier this week. video shows a missile knocking a drone out of the sky and sending it into the ocean. the u.s. says the drone was flying over international waters. iran insists it entered iranian airspace. marc liver man is here in new york. marc, we understand the president approved an air strike before suddenly calling it off. >> yes, that's the case. and despite that reversal, president trump trump explain ed shooting down that drone was more a foolish error than an intentional escalation. tensions between the u.s. and iran continue to escalate this night president trump signed off on a plan to conduct a limited air strike against iranian assets before an apparent change of heart caused the operation

this goes back to february when chris williamson, an outspoken labourmp on the chris williamson, an outspokenaunchly supportive ofjeremy corbyn was found that a campaign event talking about how labour had tackled anti—semitism within the party saying it had given too much ground over accusations and seeing that labour was being demonised as a racist and bigoted party. he was suspended pending an investigation which has now been completed and a labour source told others that he was found to have breached party rules and was given a formal sanction. chris williamson saying this is his name cleared and he has welcomed the decision. that is not how some labour mps see it, not least in margaret hodge who says the decision is appalling and outrageous. he responded to that claim. if anybody examines my record as an antiracist campaigner all my life, i'm frankly astonished that she could make such an appalling accusation actually. there is no foundation orjustification for it whatsoever and i hope that she will kind of reflect on that and i would like to think she will withdraw it. mr williamson defe

a staunch ally ofjeremy corbyn‘s, chris williamson is an energetic and outspoken campaigner. is now being demonised as a racist, bigoted party. but comments that emerged in february about allegations of anti—semitism in the party led to his suspension. in my opinion we have backed off too much, we have given too much ground, we have been too apologetic. he later said he deeply regretted the remarks and today said that he is pleased to have been let back in. i've been overwhelmed by an avalanche of messages of goodwill from grassroots members of the labour party and that is what constitutes a labour party, actually. it is grassroots membership, of which there are approaching 600,000. i wouldn't say the consensus, but the overwhelming majority of opinion is supportive of the decision to reinstate me into the labour party. but over 100 labour mps and peers have in a statement demanded the decision be overturned. the decision be overturned, claiming, "it is clear to us that the labour party disciplinary process remains mired by the appearance of political interference. this must

barrett, williamson's teammate was taken third to the new york knicks. there was an emotional dramatic night at the nba draft. christine romans, your take on the night was what? >> they were all wearing skinny pants and no socks. are you going to start doing that? i thought they looked great. >> i'm going to try that out. >> did you notice that? >> i did not. my eyes were elsewhere. i love your fashion take. >> i did love how much the moms and parents were rewarded. >> skinny pants, no socks for me about 6:00. >> you've got it. president trump said latino voters support deportations. you'll hear from the president next. do you want me to go first or do you want to go first, brea? you can go first. audible reintroduced this whole world to me. so many great stories from amazing people. it makes me want to be better. to be able to connect with the people's stories that i'm listening to. that's inspiration. it's on during my commute, it's on all the time. doing the dishes. working out. while i'm in the car. at bed time. an audible listener is someone that wa

zion williamson from duke university. >> the 6'7" phenom is now as expected a pelican. >> i'm stille most anticipated pick since lebron james. n > he's got star writtel over him. >> a teary eyed zion williamson suting his role model. >> i wouldn't be here if not for my mom. she did everything for me. i want to thank her. >> reporter: for mom, who wasis childhood coach, a hoop dream come true. >> to watch his hardrk ay off and to watch this, we're so happy for m. >> reporter: and as if they needed, folks in the big easy now have another reason to party. williamson already immortalized as he who blew out h shoe in a college game last season now set to sign an estimated $45 million contract. a lucrative sneaker deal could pull in another $100 million. the super star shaping up to be a slam dunk. >> and that's nightly ne honey, this gig-speed internet is ridiculously fast. we are seriously keeping up with the joneses.th keeping up witford's. keeping up with the garcia's. the romero -patels. the wahh-the-wahh... -wolanske's. -right. no one is going to have internet like this. xfinity mak

two days ago chris williamson was re—instated, but labour's now rescinded that decision.explaining all this? it looks like a bit of a mess, doesn't it, because frankly it is, so doesn't it, because frankly it is, so what happened back in february is mr williamson was suspended. he had said the party was too apologetic about claims of anti—semitism —— apologetic about claims of anti—semitism. there was an investigation, he was suspended, reinstated, a labour mp for 48 hours and tonight he was suspended again. there was this growing clamour from labour mps there was this growing clamour from labourmps and there was this growing clamour from labour mps and peers, who were deeply angry with the decision at a party panel had taken, so he's been suspended again pending another meeting coming up at the week after next. what has he had to say about this? he says that the lack of consistency and due process so this i’ow consistency and due process so this row isn't over and it matters because critics of jeremy row isn't over and it matters because critics ofjeremy corbyn are using

anne williamson yanne williamson >> one of my first phone calls would be to call the european leaders say we're back. >> even if you're a friend you don't want to hear that. like when the in-laws come to your place, first thing they say is we're back. and we will be moving some furniture around williamson didn't get a lot of time, probably woent be in the race long, we will always have her closing statement, less of a statement more of a reading from a one person show title when you harness love, love will win. >> i have an idea about donald trump. he's not going to be beaten by insiders talk or by someone who has plans. he's going to be beaten who has an idea what it man has done he's reached into the psyche of american people and harnessed fear for political pu purposes n only love can cast that out, so i, sir, i have a feeling you know what you're doing, i'm going to harness love for political purposes i will meet you on that field and start love war and, sir, love will win. [ laughter ] >> the four people who do not qualify for these debates watched that and thought, what tonight'

. >> zion williamson from duke university. >> basketball superstar zion williamson is selected first in the nba draft. his emotional reaction and how he thanked his mother. >>> plus, the rare attack in the water. a sea lion attacking this girl. why the animals may be getting more aggressive. >>> addicted to our phones? are teenagers purs in the back heads from looking down at their phone so much. >>> later we sit down with tom hanks and tim allen. >> we've been through a lot, i must say. >> we have been through a lot. >> looking ahead to "toy story 4." eye >>> good friday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we do begin with breaking news overnight. abc news has confirmed president trump ordered a military strike against iran but then called it off at the last minute. >> sources say the president suddenly reversed his decision with planes already in the air and ships already in position. the move came less than 24 hours after iran shot down a u.s. drone insisting it strayed into their airspace. >> abc's mona kosar abdi begins our live coverage from washington. mona, good morning

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the mp chris williamson has been readmitted to the labour party after an investigation into commentslegations about anti—semitism. mr williamson was suspended in february after saying labour had "given too much ground" in the face of criticism on the issue and had been "too apologetic". chris mason is in westminster. the reaction to this? it has provoked a furious reaction. this was a decision by a party panel advised by an independent barrister, saying, yes, mr williamson broke the party rules and yes, he would be given a formal sanction. but his suspension would be lifted. it is his readmission to the party that has caused such fury. the board of deputies of britishjews says it is a disgrace, margaret hodge, who is jewish, is furious, says it amounts to letting your political pals back in and turning a blind eye tojew hate. 0thers suggested the timing had been rushed through in order to ensure if there is a snap election, mr williamson can stand in his marginal seat. if he was still suspended, he wouldn't be able to do that. the party insists it sped up its procedures and they are

if williamson, it would mean he's no longer a labour mp and if they were to be an early election hengly from the left that the party, people who were once seen of allies of chris williamson and indeed jeremy corbyn, the founder of the left—wing group momentum saying it's time for him to go. we've had one of the people who made the decision to reinstate chris williamson, keith vaz, calling into question the process itself and licks from that process and suggesting perhaps the whole thing could be rerun, if you like, an action replay giving a different result and that might be one way out of this but so far, jeremy corbyn saying he is staying out of this, independent of the process and his supporters saying were he to step in he would be criticised for interfering in what the party is doing and making an exception in this particular case. by not stepping in he leaves his opponents inside the party with a huge stick to beat him with and suggesting his leadership on this and other issues including brexit, simply isn't strong enough. thank you. we hear news from 6reater strong enough. th

, the new orleans pelicans select zion williamson.ersity! >> and tonight he gave an emotional thank you to his first coach, his mom. >> my mom sacrificed a lot for me. i wouldn't be here without my mom. she did everything for me. i just want to thank her. >> and his message for his new team? >> let's dance. let's dance. >> that could be a victory dance. congratulations. that's "nightline." you can always catch our full episodes on hulu. good night, america.

then it happened. >> the new orleans pelicans select zion williamson from duke university. >> williamsonyears old, the number one pick of the nba draft. his first contract estimated to be worth $45 million and endorsements will follow. but none of that mattered at the moment. all williamson cared about last night was making sure the world knew who had his back on the way to new orleans, a city celebrating in the streets upon word that williamson was heading to the big easy to become a new orleans pelican. >> i wouldn't be here without my mom. she did everything for me. i just want to thank her. she put her dreams aside for mine. i dreamed about this since i was 4. i just thank god for it. >> mom and god and the new orleans pelicans. that wraps up things this hour. i'm chris jansing. ali velshi picks things up right here. $45 million. >> that is an incredible deal. >> he's the real deal. >> hes is the real deal. >>> i.c.e. raids will begin on sunday and target families with final orders of deportation. the president teased the operation on monday tweeting next week i.c.e. will begin the p

>> rising star, zion williamson first dominated the ncaa court and now heading to the nba. our robin roberts going one on one with the next hotshot. >> lebron, shaq, zion. going by first name only, don't even need a second name. >>> and record race. she's more than 100 but still making making a daring dash. but first the "nightline" five. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. you've probably seen them on your instagram feed. maybe you've taken one yourself. people posing with exotic wildlife. tonight a national geographic investigation shows those pictures come with a price. here's my "nightline" co-anchor, juju chang. >> reporter: they're some of the most coveted experiences in travel. >> rightiding an elephant is bi people's bucket list, watching elephant performances. >> reporter: moments designed to soothe the soul and garner a selfie. but the treatment of some of these animals behind the scenes can be alarming, like mena, the elephant. >> there was a chain around her leg that had spikes to it. >> reporter: chained to a pole with spikes sticking into her skin. >>

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there is growing anger within the labour party over the decision to readmit chris williamson, the mpabout anti—semitism. 0ne ofjeremy corbyn's key allies, the chairman of the momentum group jon lansman, hasjoined calls for a rethink on the decision. mr williams had been suspended after saying the party had been too apologetic over accusations of anti—semitism. stormzy will become the first british rapper to headline glastonbury later today. sheryl crow and george ezra are among the other acts due to perform at worthy farm, in front of 175,000 people. the weather is looking good, with temperatures in somerset expected to reach 30 degrees. a butterfly that became extinct in england more than a0 years ago has bred succesfully for the first time at a secret forest location. the chequered skipper was always scarce, but died out completely in 1976 due to changes in woodland management. adult butterflies were caught in belgium and brought to the uk on the eurostar, before being released at a top—secret site in rockingham forest in northamptonshire. now, they have had babies. little caterpil

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outrage as the labour party readmits chris williamson after an investigation into comments he made about the party's handling of anti semitism allegations. the us mexico border crisis deepens after the deaths of a father and toddler pictured face down in a river and further reports of migrant families held in poor conditions in us camps. donald trump calls for tougher measures at the bar to. a lot of people are starting to realise that i was right when i said that the crisis at the border and now eve ryo ne crisis at the border and now everyone is saying it now. a jury is shown cctv of an argument on a train moments before a passenger died after being stabbed 18 times. mouse droppings at a takeaway hundreds of restaurants with poor hygiene ratings are delivering food using two of the biggest delivery services. the two men vying to be that country's next prime minister had been making cases to the members of the conservative party. both are taking part at an event streaming live at the party social media account, they each answered questions have an hour but did not directly debated today

williamson got very emotional. thanked his mother who he said sacrificed her dreams for the family. >> i didn't think i'd be in this position. my mom sacrificed a lot for me. i wouldn't be here without my mom. she did everything for me. i just want to thank her. >> williamson grew up in south carolina and his mother coached him until he w yasears old. >>> team usa still undefeated in world cup play in soccer was another record-setting performance. lindsey huran scored the quickest goal with this tip off the corner kick and then in the 50th minute. heath gets credit for goal that deflected off a swedish player. that is the 18th goal by the way. a world cup record. usa topping sweden 2-0. here's what horan had to say about the big win. >> coming out the same mentality as the other games our team performed so well and i think that was awesome and i guess such a great opponent like sweden which is such a big game for us always. the match was so competitive and we came out and got an early goal in the second half and we

dry and williamson is the reigning quality basketball player of the year the balcones hope the 18 year old from duke university the new face of the franchise after they traded apne davis to the l.a. lakers last week. you know those little kids you say you want to go see a m.b.a. you know people basically say you got to late have a plan b. because the chance of doing is little to none and for me to be selected number one . i mean are there can jimena better than the earlier you spoke to robert le towel of black sports online he told us how williamson can possibly help the pelicans become n.b.a. contenders. and williamson is been kind of a viral sensation going auto him back to his high school is probably the most hyped n.b.a. draft prospects since you know right james going to duke only china elevated his presence within the media the general fans out there in just a general audience in general so him being drafted number one by the pelicans was not a surprise but you know it really shows how much attention he's got and probably over the last you know 2 or 3 years he's increased or decr

williamson is the reigning college basketball player of the year the balcones hope the 18 year old from duke university will become the new face of the franchise after they traded anthony davis to the l.a. lakers last week you know those little say you want to go see n.b.a. you know people b.c. say you gotta lay have a plan b. because the chance of doing is little to no and for me to be selected number one. i mean our kids jimmy know better than the earlier we spoke to robert let's tell a black sports online he told us how williamson can possibly help the pelicans become n.b.a. contenders. that and williamson it's been kind of a viral sensation going auto way back to his high school is probably the most hyped n.b.a. draft prospects since you know brian james going to do poorly china elevated his presence within the media the general fans out there in just a general audience in general so him being drafted number one by the pelicans was not a surprise but you know it really shows how much attention he's got and probably over the last you know 2 or 3 years he's increased or decreased the

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two days ago, chris williamson was reinstated but labour has now rescinded that decision.'s it‘s a fair question. if this looks like a mess it is because it is a mess forced mr williamson was suspended in february and said the party had been too apologetic over claims of anti—semitism. 48 hours later he was out after being reinstated. growing clamour getting greater hour by hour from labour mps and peers saying the decision to reinstate him was wrong. the leadership was nervous, not wanting to seem to overreach and independent complaints procedure. what have they done? they have suspended him again. pending another meeting that week after next. to try to work out what to do. the heat goes out of this row for now but it hasn‘t gone away. thank you, chris mason at westminster. next week marks the 20th anniversary of the transfer of a number of westminster powers to the scottish parliament, under devolution. and the intervening years have seen holyrood take greater control, including over some taxation. our scotland editor, sarah smith, takes a look now, at what the future co

marianne williamson. ♪ your four minutes begins now. ms. williamson: ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much for having me here. the poor people's campaign and the moral revival and the moral poor people's budget that has been proposed as part of a long -- large cultural impulse that is coming up in america today. i think at a certain point, the question is not what the policymakers are going to do, the question is what are we going to do? i believe it is time for us to recognize that we need a revolution in america. and politicall and economic revolution in america. something andread it says that god will deliver the oppressed, we talk a lot about the deliverance. we are not talking quite enough these days about the oppression. we talk about the fact that there is violence from public policy, that is exactly the expression. it is policy violence. the economic system in america today is a system of economic tyranny. the economic system that prevails in america today is not just ignore the poor, it does no

chris williamson. chris williamson being brought into the party having been suspended in february.ection, you would think the opposition would be ready, but here they are splitting themselves asunder again on anti—semitism by allowing chris williams back in after just a allowing chris williams back in afterjust a short allowing chris williams back in after just a short suspension. allowing chris williams back in afterjust a short suspension. it seemed last year there was that much in parliament square ofjewish organisations calling on labour to tackle anti—semitism, and we had all these kind of warm words from corbyn ever since, but here are the deeds. somebody who issued an anti—semitic trope getting back in, 100 labour mps and peers and 60 staff have called for him to be suspended. there are about 300 who haven't, presumably. and let's not forget they didn't really want to suspend him in the first place, they initially said there would be a notice of enquiry, and it was issued, and it was really only after pressure from tom watson and various others that the suspension was handed

france's weather service has now issued an unprecedented red alert forfour areas, as lucy williamson, france has edged towards record—breaking temperatures, with some areas given unprecedented red alerts. carpentras, near avignon, was the first to feel it — 44.3 degrees. followed quickly by an even higher peak, almost 46 degrees, near montpellier — the hottest france has ever been. translation: ijust stay at home with the fan on and the windows closed. translation: there are fewer people — at 11 in the morning there is nobody about. the last time france broke temperature records, more than a decade ago, it was august. what makes this heatwave unusual is notjust the high temperatures, it's how early it's come. the government has published a video showing people how to keep cool and asked for safety announcements on trains in both french and english. but these few days of hot weather aren't expected to spark the kind of health crisis france has seen in the past. and some accuse the government of acting like a nanny state. the warning from across the border, though — heat poses more tha

we can hearfrom and arsenal‘s leah williamson. we can hear from him and arsenal‘s leah williamson.st match in such a large tournament like the world cup. we've probably got the most difficult first game out of all the teams in the competition because it's our nearest rivals, against a team that we've got a lot of respect for, players that know each other — both sets of teams have players that know each other. so it's a really difficult game for us, and we're just looking to get off to a good start, to keep building the confidence that we've got and the belief, and to grow into the competition. now, the last time these two sides met was in 2017 in the euros, and at that time, scotland had a number of injured players, and it was a comprehensive 6—0 winter england. i don‘t think it is going to be that type of scoreline tonight, because since then, shelley kerr has said that 100% of her squad are fully fit, but also scotland have developed in great spades since then. just earlier this year in april, they beat brazil 1—0, that is the first time that any scotland side has ever beaten bra

( cheers and applause ) and when it came to closing statements, marianne williamson had the plan to healrness love for political purposes. >> stephen: and anyone curious what she means by harnessing love, do not google love harness, it's something totally different. please, please do not. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) and kamala harris summed it all up with her closing statement -- >> thank you all. i just want to leave you with a couple of things. >> stephen: joe biden's balls. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. chris christie is here! but when we come back, a late show exclusive, the candidate the democrats left out of this debate! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) show exclusive, the candidate the democrats left out of this debate! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) i knew my daughter could be at risk of certain cancers later in life. from an infection, human papillomavirus i knew that hpv could lead to certain cancers. i knew her risk for hpv increases as she gets older. i knew there was a vaccine available that could help protect her before sh

williamson scored an unbeaten century at edgbaston as his side chased down the target of 2112 to all as she started her wimbledon preparations. she moved through to the round of 16 after she beat donna vekic in straight sets. the australian raced past her croatian challenger with a 6—3, 6—4 win, and will now go up against americanjennifer brady on thursday. it's the final day of group games at the women's football world cup in france. in group e, netherlands and canada play each other having both already qualified. in group f usa take on sweden with the winner finishing top but the defending champions aren't getting ahead of themselves. i've set consistently that you think about him can focus on our importance and pad level we can, and we are a challenge and handle for any timber play. you can't handpick who you want to play in this tournament, the team in front of you comes the priority. —— becomes a priority. this multiple scenario sever us priority. this multiple scenario sever us and our players, it literally is that game at a time. —— one game at a time. australia have no specia

marianne williamson.ave to admit marianne williamson is the candidate you were least likely to know anything about before she appeared on the stage. if you'd never heard her speak before you were like what is this interesting mid-atlantic accent? i don't know, it's like a total surprise to most people who are seeing her as a candidate for the first time. and her closing statement i think got the most attention, but for me the thing that i thought where marianne williamson totally brought it was a few different candidates who i think had their best moment on this issue, but when she talked about the trump administration taking kids away from her parents. she was not the only one who was super eloquent on this issue, but i thought what she said there was -- i mean, i didn't know her from adam heading into this debate. i thought it was powerful, huge response in the room, and it worked for her. >> if you forcibly take a child from their parents' arms, you are kidnapping them, and if you take a lot of childre

certainly williamson and eric were entertaining so they get honorable mentions for being entertaining>> he didn't get her first question until 30 minutes in to the debate so i wondered if they even saw her at the far end and then as far as swalwell went, i did know how well that would go talking about passing the torch. >> passing the torch was the opinion of lehman speech. almost like it never looks right and he's looking oddly around the auditorium waiting on people to applaud but it never quite happened. >> on that note the candidates battling back and forth at each other versus donald trump. is this a sign of things to come in terms of 2020, setting the tone for infighting? >> i call it competition, we saw the same thing when 17 republicans went after each other. you have to compete for this. we are just getting along, all harmony, the top seat, that's how it should be. that the only reason i signed up to work with bernie sanders last time because it wasn't any competition. it was just hillary clinton. this is exactly what it should be. it should be multiple candidates duking it o

esa es la frase de marianne williamson. idea mejor de nuestra relaciÓn si todo de acuerdo a los principios Éticos y morales eso se aplica a cÓmo se relaciona con cÓmo nos comportamos como individuos. el paÍs el techo de su gente. los individuos no son los que mandan. nosotros debemos como colectivo actuarÁ si. satcha: esta maÑana recorre el mundo entre una imagen que se ha convertido en sÍmbolo de la crisis que se vive en la frontera. queremos compartirla con usted. es la fotografÍa de un padre y su hija en menos de dos aÑos. en tÉrminos de inmigraciÓn, separar a sus hijos de sus padres es prÁcticamente como un secuestro. de llegar a la casa blanca, quÉ harÍa usted para tratar de encontrar una soluciÓn a esto que cobra tantas vidas dÍa a día? marianne: en primer lugar, la polÍtica exterior de los estados unidos tiene mucho que ver con lo que sucede en paÍses como el salvador, guatemala, mÉxico. es una crisis de la humanidad. estados unidos con el poder, el dinero y la influencia que tiene, deberÍa estar actuando por el bien

number one marianne williamson. >> chris: [laughter] >> shannon: buddha -- who is this?op three, senator harris, pete buttigieg number 2 and a lot of reasons, senator harris was like marianne williamson as well and people in the debate, who? >> chris: who is the lady who just put an x on donald trump? and so it gets weird out there sometimes. and you saw tulsi gabbard got the big search the last time. that is not an indicator who will do great. sometimes an indicator of who the heck. >> shannon: curiosity. >> chris: curiosity. >> shannon: sometimes just curiosity. do you think tonight and senator harris campaign was the winner tonight. she did a strong night. she is trying to break out of the pack sort of in the mid tier come up or tear. do you think she accomplish that tonight? >> chris: we will see what happened for joe biden. i will withhold judging biden but let's think about in real terms. in a second tier, you had burley -- bernie sanders, pete would a judge come up beto o'rourke and kamala harris coming to the debates. out of those folks, who came out of this bett