what did joe wilson put his effort, his sweat, and his tears in? what could he actually achieve by working on both sides of the aisle? it was the military surviving spouses equity act. it would make it easier for spouses of service members who died to receive military benefits. he did everything that the new rule said you had to do. what did this new majority do after they quashed any ability for amendments on the other side? they changed the rule that they just created. . father would look at me he would question my character if i gave somebody my word and i broke it. not that we give somebody our word, we actually changed the rules in this house. joe wilson has 365 sponsors. not just supporters, but co-sponsors. that's nearly this entire house. it qualified for the census calendar. that speaker pelosi promised to create so the floor would be open to the best and most of us agreed with that idea. turns out that was just another broken promise by the majority. i wonder if anyone on the other side will bring it up? i wonder if it will bother them th

wilson. mr. wilson: i yield three minute to mr. bilirakis, the primary republican co-sponsor of this measure. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bilirakis: thank you, mr. speaker, thank you, mr. wilson. i thank chairman engel for bringing this to the floor and my co-lead, mr. kildee. sudan is at a critical juncture between choosing freedom and democracy or continuing with authoritarian oppression. this resolution today is a powerful message for the united states that we stand behind the civilian protesters and civil quan-led government. yesterday's violence and the rrific brutality on june 3 proved that elements of the old regime are still alive and well, unfortunately. bad actors within the military, such as the rapid support forces, should be condemned for their actions vand no place in sudan's future. the united states and international community need to maintain pressure on the military council to setion all attacks on the peaceful protesters and civilians and to respect their right to assemble peacefully

in 1913, first ellen wilson asked beatrix to design a new private garden for president wilson to complement the west garden, which ellen had already recently updated. beatrix's first scheme under the name beatrix jones for the southeast garden was sketched in august, 1913. as i said, it was signed beatrix jones. he watercolor renderings included a rectangular enclosure with a 10x22 foot lily pool, which you saw a picture of. this was very similar to a design she had proposed earlier for the wilson family at prospect house in princeton. unfortunately, as we know, the commission was put on hold as ellen wilson became ill and died in august, 1914. after woodrow wilson's marriage to edith boeing, the idea of the garden that farrand had originally designed a slightly different scheme was proposed. this one, as you can tell, was signed beatrix farrand and prepared in january of 1916. i thought you might like to have an opportunity of looking at both of them. the changes are very subtle. we topped one comes from the university of california archives and the bottom one comes from the woodrow wilson

this was very similar to a design she had proposed earlier for the wilson family at prospect house in princeton. unfortunately, as we know, the commission was put on hold as ellen wilson became ill and died in august, 1914. after woodrow wilson's marriage to edith boeing, the idea of the haden that farrand originally designed a slightly different scheme was proposed. this one, as you can tell, was signed beatrix farrand and prepared in january of 1916. i thought you might like to have an opportunity of looking at both of them. the changes are very subtle. we topped one comes from the university of california archives and the bottom one comes from the woodrow wilson house, with coffee stains or something on it. we don't know. a detailed planting plan from the university of california archives which is dated january 14, 1916, actually shows her restraint and planting for what would be an institutional-type project. box hedges, english iv that was edging the pool, door clocks which edged the borders. a carpet of forget-me-nots and tulips. three shes two and had pride of harlem. simple, b

the founder of the wilson center was the late daniel patrick moynihan which exemplified the wilson ideaith bridging the academy of public policy but i'm paraphrasing how you think about the world is what you will have left in the world where that's the private-sector public policy and the conceptualization of the problem can have terrific downstream consequences. i come act, we all come at issues from where we have come and in some respects and i discuss with colleagues they can view our current dilemma as a deterrence. back in the cold war when there was consensus about the soviet threat we wrote basically a blank check to keep a small probability event of high consequence low for nuclear deterrence and now we are addressing a high probability high consequence event in a society where we can't get our act together to address it in a compelling way. two degrees centigrade is horrific but the other end of that range you start getting into are the human species able to exist in the biosphere at that point in striking the disconnect between the nuclear era and where we are at right now. yo

the website is near wilson foundation.org. bart officers not only arrested john, but two other murder suspects wanted by the contra costa sheriff and el cerrito police over the past year so they are spread thin but always on alert. >> henry lee in the newsroom. thank you. >>> a suspect in the 2-year-old hit and run case that killed a well-known grocer in san francisco is in custody. members of the u.s. marshals service captured 29-year-old eleasia fraise and stockton last week, she is under arrest from the crash that killed 56- year-old konstantinos "gus" vardakastanis,. he was the founder of gus's community market be she was booked in san joaquin county and is waiting to be transferred to san francisco. >>> and the report tracks how many opiate pills were prescribed county by county in the united states. the washington post looked at did it release from the dea from 2006 to 2012 in the bay area, alameda county have the highest number of oxycodone and hydrocodone pills prescribed with an average of nearly 60 pills per person p

, and it occurred the day before, as woodrow wilson was arriving in washington, d.c. and in point of fact, it was such a large sufferage parade, and also there was a lot of violence by bystanders, so that actually overshadowed woodrow wilson's inauguration. greta: the interaction between the women marching and the parade goers is what makes headlines. does it help their cause? dr. banaszak: certainly alice paul, the head of the national women's party, thought it does. one thing it does is raising the consciousness of all citizens the fact that this is a concern of women. the other aspect of it is certainly the violence that occurred in that parade. also made people think about women and the protections they needed, in the sense of -- that violence could happen to a set of women walking peacefully through the streets, that really raised consciousness. greta: another tactic -- you mentioned picketing outside the white house, but the arrest of these women, and some of them go on hunger strike. dr. banaszak: that is correct. greta: and then they are force-fed. what you th

president woodrow wilson, which aimed to ensure collective security over international interests s and the rigs of differentnt groups of people. wilson's main points was open diplomacy, rejecting secret treaties and negotiations behind closed doors. in lightas disarmament of the demands the public was making after four years of total war. said to sort out the question of colonies, the point of view of the colonizer must have equal weight to that of the colonized. >> in paris, national boundaries were redrawn and those who fought alongside the allies demanded recognition. by lawrence of arabia, pressed for an independent kingdom. ho chi minh saw freedom from france and a pan-african conference petitions for africans to take part in governing their countries. was thesense, paris capital of peace, which sucked in unofficial delegations representing nationalities hoping old injustices be fixed him a that they might get it on me in their state. not all of them got access to the big decision-makers. why? these demands went against the aims or territories. something else missing from the conf

they have bigger fish to fry, i would think. >> reporter: as you can see right here, tony wilson has put in place this fence to protect what's left of his property, but he's going to have to decide whether or not he pumps more money into this project and moves forward or if he's going to abandon this project all together. >>> a federal crime unfolds in contra costa county. th that thief casually breaking into a wall of mailboxes in concord. a u.s. postal inspector tells us this is a county-wide problem. tom jensen joins us. how widespread is this problem? >> reporter: it is widespread according to the postal inspector. you saw how easily he got into those mailboxes. it's not happening just here in concord. it's happening across contra costa county, and federal investigators are beiworking wi local police. many are seeing the video for the first time. >> i think that's where my mailbox is. >> reporter: watch as this man opens an entire wall of mailboxes and helps himself to the contents. it happened late tuesday night. and one tenant tells us it helps explain their recent lack of mail

officer wilson told another member of the honor guard, who beckoned to josh. >> then i walked up andie his shoe?" >> axelrod: joshua saved his day by dropping to his knee and tying wilson's shoe. >> it kind of made me really nervous. >> axelrod: officer wilson really wanted to meet josh, so over the long holiday weekend, he got his chance to say thank you to his own first responder. >> i had a long way in the parade to go, and definitely he saved me from dealing with a headache of worrying about my shoe coming off while carrying the u.s. flag. >> axelrod: how fitting that joshua wants to become a police officer when he grows up and stand in officer wilson's shoes. i bet you he'll make sure to keep them tied. that's the "cbs evening news" for this monday evening. i'm jim axelrod. see you tomorrow night. captioning spo ored by cbs just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-

cowell killed nia wilson and hurt her sister back in july. >> the parents of nia wilson

. >>> one year ago tonight 10-year-old makiyah wilson w gunned down. an innocent victim caught in the crossfire in northeast d.c. new tonight news 4's jackie bensen takes to us a peace ralle to remem that little girl's le. >>oh, fathergod, take this into their heart before they hurt their fellow man. >> reporter: the air was heavy with emotion, the hot july evening so similar to the night one year ago when the clay terrace neighborhood wasd visite by unspeakable horror.ld 10-year-o makiyah wilson died as a hail of more than 70 bullets rained down on the courtyard of her faly's home. family, friends, and neighbors gathered to pray and then walk to the spot where the little girl's life was ten. one year later her family including her father michael continues to stand strong in their efforts to ende back and forth violence that took makiyah's life. >> we lost our baby. we're not going to be quiet about that.people coming out, e love. that's god's will. >> reporter: michael wilson notes with pain in his voice that despite the widespread outcry following hi

the website is nia wilson foundation.org. officers not only arrested john, but two other murder suspects. who are wanted. >>> i know that bart says they have more security cameras up and running but it seems to me that security cameras are great for catching somebody after-the- fact but what nia wilson's family is saying is we need a physical presence on bart trains and bart platforms, correct? >> yes, so many times we have heard, where is the bart police and at any given time, you look at the train and you do not see an officer and bart says they cannot have a realistic ideal of having offices on all trains at all seasons at all times so they use a combination of officers and technology. there is a control room that they have may tour recently within the last year where they have these surveillance cameras at stations. there is a combination of people and technology . >> henry lee in the newsroom tonight, thank you. >>> a 33 will oakland man is under arrest for the murder of his grandmother because she had been reported miss

wilson's conclusions are related to cheney who ignores the vice president is sticking to his dossier from italy. and yet the italians gave the americans fair. are warning the documents in the sherry and yellow cake are false. ends of being young girl who has been demanding a commission of inquiry for years. if i took it she's still in opposed to the 80 that up but then into the if she said b.c. cases come to that then that cases come down to the shia vote what should it no no no cause if it says negative at. the event that you get the one the. family the anything in it will david's out that the costs read it they'll be better at them in the file save for the maturity to not respond or not elaine that is the last that is of interest doug suspicions that the program or camp will ignore for them the yellowcake dossier is a godsend it fuels a fundamental fear that of a nuclear apocalypse the only weapon of mass destruction that truly. is a weapon of mass destruction is a nuclear weapon chemical weapons and biological weapons are battlefield weapons but a nuclear weapon and as a society a

wilson walker live with how so much water is now changing the shape of the shoreline. wilson?ic very of snowfall here at tahoe and we are still getting the echo of that right now. the long and short of it is if you're coming up here for a little beach time. you may need to carefully set up shop. >> you can see snow on the mountain and is stepping into the lake. >> reporter: this was exactly the kind of data makes tahoe synonymous with the word blue and right now the lake is delivering quite a bit more blue than normal. >> the beach was extending down more than normal but because the water is so high they don't have a couple of or only i have a couple of gates open. so dependent on how the gate they have opened depends determines how much water is in the lake. which is kind of compacted all the people into the small area. >> i am guesstimating about 15- 20 feet. less beach area to lay out on. but there is more water to go kayaking on. >> reporter: a reminder maybe the best way to enjoy the lake is on it. the snow left will not last much longer but if you're coming up your, keep

joe wilson, of course, a member of his party. joe wilson filed that bill five congresses ago. eight years ago. and it languished. it was not brought to the floor. did not pass. i understand the gentleman's concern, but he ought to also reflect upon the fact that joe wilson introduced it four congresses ago. so that we have now included in the bill, we think it was a proper provision to have in our bill. of course, all your people voted against that bill. i would observe they voted against a bill that frankly the now man of your committee, the ranking member, wrote an op-ed in "the wall street journal" that said the appropriate level of funding was exactly what we put in our bill. the joints chief of staff said the figure for 2020 was $733 billion. deeply regretful that a bill, which was the figure that mr. thornberry put forward in an editorial in "the wall street journal," and i might say i had conversations with him subsequent to that, recently, which confirmed to me that he still held that view. notwithstanding that, every one of your republicans voted against that -- i thi

that's what secretary wilson said. this committee heard firsthand from general hyten and his accuser and we reviewed all the available information. we have to focus on the merits of the nominees that come before us and have to focus on evidence when accusations are made. general hyten's record of service to support accusations are compelling. i hope we can find a way coming forward to reject the heightened partisanship for our current political environment. general hyten, i want to focus on areas that affect our state. the biggest is why is russia doing what they are doing in cuba and especially venezuela and what do you think the end result will be? what should we be doing that we're not doing right now? >> so i think, senator, the thing you have to look at from what russia is doing is that this is not just a regional strategy about cuba and venezuela, this is a global strategy about influence. russia honestly does not have many friends in the world. the friends they do have tend to be trouble. but they tend to reach

officer wilson wanted to meet josh.ong holiday weekend, got his chance to say thank you to his own first responder. >> i had a long way in the parade to go. and definitely saved me from dealing with a headache of worrying about my shoe coming off while carrying the u.s. flag. >> how fitting that joshua wants to become a police officer when he grows up and stand in officer wilson's shoes. bet you he'll make sure to keep them tied. and that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the "morning n morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jim axelrod. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm vladimir duthiers. financier jeffrey epstein who owns his own island and one of the biggest houses in new york city is spending this night in a manhattan jail cell. he organized a vast sex trafficking ring. epstein faced similar charges a decade ago, but he was let off with a slap on the wrist.

wilson's bill. . the new majority can play partisan games they want to with the underlying bill and adding amendments after the fact, all the games that majorities sometimes play. but the new rules that you voted for, madam speaker, that my friend from massachusetts brags about on his website, rightfully so, because there were important changes in those rules, the very first time we have an opportunity to utilize those bill would lson's be on the floor this week. they have taken his language, but specifically in the rule today prohibited him from availing himself and by himself, i mean hundreds of our colleagues and thousands of widows that they represent from availing themselves of the new tool created by the new house majority this year. i do not value the new majority's use of partisan tools in the ndaa, but i understand that's the right of the new majority. my friend from massachusetts is exactly right, when you lose has ions, losing elections consequences. passing rules has consequences, too. and

cowell killed nia wilson and hu sister back in july. >> the parents of nia wilson are relieved that this case will move forward a year after they lost their daughter. they learned the accused killer is fit to stand trial. >> after months of questions john cowell will go to trial on charges he fatally stabbed nia wilson. cowell can help in his own defense. the judge reinstated criminal proceedings for cowell. >> a very res. >> full time for me and my family. in most cases they left disappointed anger by delays he wasn't mentally competent. >> moving forward we couldn't rejoyed today. >> cowell was indicted for killing wilson and injuring her sister. three experts have given him mental examination. the judge said the criminal case will move forward despite cowell's history of mental illness. cowell's attorney said it is only beginning in there was those findings of his state of mind at the time of the offense. >> besides murder and attempted murder a grand jury indicted cowell of lying in wait making him eligible for life in prison without parole or death. >> we will be happy with life wit

wilson walker is live in dublin where eric s watch the lwell made the announcement today. wilson. >> reporter: well, that campaign started exactly three months ago. 91 days to be exact. today, he came to an end. >> i told my wife and our staff and my constituents and our supporters, we are only running for one reason, to win and make a difference. >> reporter: in a dublin union hall surrounded by family friend and staff eric swalwell announced the end of the presidential campaign and said the numbers would not add up especially as the debate field requirements drew more demanding. >> it's talented field. and that was one of the challenge i think for us, is there was a lot of heavy weights in the field. >> reporter: swailwell did appear in the first debate made a few headlines. >> joe biden was right when he said it was time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans 3 # 2 # years ago. >> no. he tried to get attention in the debate. and got enough that he felt he could drop out with some of his goals accomplished. >> reporter: san francisco state political science p

from there, our sports correspondentjoe wilson reports.hen england managed to bring to this day and this remarkable test match was the intensity. they themselves lack in the first days. it is hard to raise it to be mentally fresh after so much already happened in the summer. the ashes are next week and everyone knows that and death match would have served as some kind of preparation for that and certainly he will feel a lot better about his game having taken the wickets today and very bold or friendly conditions and that isa bold or friendly conditions and that is a point thatjoe rick came back to you at the close of the day. these conditions, favourable for the polaris replicated in the series game against australia and for four, time of preparation, time as ever will tell. for irish cricket, when will tell. for irish cricket, when will they get sh like this an opportunity like this, 182 runs, and the crushing scent of missed opportunity must live with them tonight. you must try to remember what they did early in the task back up what the

. >>> the man accused in the stabbing death of 18-year-old mia wilson on the bart platform stands trial now that he's deemed mentally competent. henry lee was in court with the reaction from the decision. >> reporter: after months of questions over his mental john trial on charges he fatally stabbed mia wilson at a bart station in oakland. it was ruled that he understands what is happening and can help in his own defense and the judge reinstated criminal proceedings for him, saying his mentally competent to stand trial. >> a rejoice full time for me and my family. >> reporter: the family of mia have attended all of the proceedings. they have often left frustrated. >> moving forward, we can be rejoicing with the decision made by the judge. >> reporter: he was indicted on murder charges for allegedly killing wilson and injuring her sister at the bart station almost a year ago. three experts gave him mental examinations and after the third doctor's report, the judge said the criminal case will move forward despite the history of mental illness including psychotic and schizophrenic episodes

attack. >> welcome to the wilson center. my name is benjamin. i'm a senior director of the argentina project. i'm pleased to have with us today former congresswoman as well as lisa mall grove, secretary general of the organization. members of the diplomatic corps and represents of the treasury and department and state and capitol and other distinguished guests. we'd also like to thank all of you joining us online and thank all of you for your interests. before we begin, i want to thank our ko sponsors. the images resemble the aftermath of an earthquake digging desperately for survivors. it was a suicide bomber who rammed explosives into the building murdering 85 people including a 5-year-old and injuring 300 others. in 2004, argentina appointed special prosecutors to determine who arranged this massacre. two years later they delivered their verdict, the highest etch lon were responsible for the take they wrote and instructed terrorist hezbollah to carry o out the organization. in addition to warrants issued by judges in arge

. >> in fact there is one being built right now in manteca and wilson walker is there. >> reporter: [ no audio ] >> having a few technical difficulties, but we will try to bring the story as soon as we fix it. two racing a housing crash one contra costa community has given a green light to a new development. >> but some neighbors have major reservations tonight. the town of danville just approved 37 new townhomes. they will be built right near interstate 680. now the state is pushing communities, like danville, to help ease the housing crunch with high density development. danville has a population of just under 44,000. it hasn't but grown much over the years and many residents want to keep it that way. they say they are not being heard. >> is like talking to a brick wall. in fact the last meeting i had, i feel like i was in e could se neighborhood would be a little concerned. >> some residents also worried that more housing around the freeway could make their commutes to work even worse. the town's mayor is saying he is ready keep everyone happy but the town needs affordable housing.

wilson walker shows us if this new strategy is working on the first day, wilson? >> reporter: the old strategy certainly wasn't working for millbrae and the drivers that were just driving in circles around the two lots on the southern end of the airport. we are now on the northern end. this is your new tnc waiting lot. is it going to solve this problem? while there are some signs that it might. >> they don't give me the right instruction, i try to get over here and i don't see the signal. there was confusion among drivers, even some last minute lane striping by airport crews but as of 9 a.m., sfo had officially opened its northern rideshare lot. is it too soon to ask if it is working? >> probably too early to measure, it will take a couple of days for the drivers to get used to the new location but ultimately i think it will help, especially on the south side of the airport where you can get congestion off millbrae. >> reporter: we showed you millbrae avenue and the other streets on the southern airport, swapped by or swamped by tnc traffic we cannot fit into the

nea wilson's father says he is not impressed. >> there has to be phpeople. instead of machines.slaughter e work. >> b.a.r.t. says it has hired 33 officers this year. 24 were hired in 2018. it still has 16 officer vacancies, the lowest amount in two years. >>> this week, the federal trade commission is expected to announce a settlement with facebook over its privacy practices. the $5 million settlement would be the largest ever paid. they are investigating facebook . the settlement is expected to include government restrictions and oversight on how facebook treats user privacy. >>> facebook confirms it recently reached out to some parents to notify them of a safety flaw. now, the messenger kids app was developed in 2017, designed to allow children to only chat with people their parent or guardian approved through the app. but facebook sent messages to thousands of users, informing them of group chats that included unauthorized friends. the chats included people that were parent-approved for the person who started cessarily fo now able to talk to each other in the group. facebook

and solicitor wilson had a problem. actually, two problems.eather kamp practically leapt at a deal to turn state's evidence against ethan, her credibility, as you'll soon see, was not exactly aaa. and despite all the information the a-team uncovered, what could be used in court was thin. >> i mean, frankly, we didn't have a lot of evidence. we had a lot of opinions, and we had a lot of conjecture. but actual evidence, it just wasn't there. >> kate's skeletal remains gave the solicitor none of the forensic evidence that juries like to see. and the coroner was unable to establish even a cause of death. as for those personal items of kate's that they found in ethan's apartment, those could just have easily been gifts. the two were supposedly best friends after all. and to top it off, there was the amazing tale that came with the state's star witness, heather. it's true she helped the warings' investigators found kate's body and agreed to testify against a man she revealed she actually married soon after the crime. but heather was also, as ethan's

joe wilson, bbc news, edgbaston.r in which we played today especially with the bat was outstanding. it resonates with everybody in the change room to the identity with which we wanted to play within this tournament. it is come at a really good time and against a really strong team so we are delighted. on to football — and there was a shock defeat for nigeria at the africa cup of nations on sunday. they lost 2—0 against madagascar in theirfinal match in group b. the super eagles had already qualified for the last 16 — but sunday's result means it's madagscar who finish top of the group. in group a, mohamed salah was among the scorers as egypt beat uganda 2—0 to make it three wins out of three. uganda go through in 2nd place. dr congo thrashed zimbabwe 4—0 — and will have to wait and see if that's good enough to go through as one of the four best third—placed teams. the bbc'sjohn bennett, in cairo, rounds—up the day's action — they are making their cup of nations debut and they are ranked 108 in the world but madagasca

wilson? >> reporter: you saw it live moments ago. tom steyer just arrived here at manny's in the mission. we are once again back amenities for presidential politics. esther stier presumably do not have to go far to get here he is a san francisco resident, a billionaire as you well know. his campaign got bad news today that was expected. he is not qualified for the next round of presidential debates, that was expected as he just launched his campaign. qualify for the next round of debates in september will be a very tall order. >> the impacts of the changing climate are here. so, there is no question in my mind, this is an urgent situation. >> reporter: tom steyer the former hedge fund manager we've heard quite a bit from from the last four years, first when he spent $57 million building a network of organizations to fight climate change and then when he spent 50 million on an impeachment campaign. >> many democrats are scared to take action on impeachment because they fear potential legal backlash. >> reporter: while he is not sure t

. >> that is certainly true in the oakland hills where wilson walker is live for us tonight. wilson? >> reporter: think about it, then 1991 fire was the benchmark fire in california for what? a quarter of a century. that was a generational event. until 2017. ink about how the california fire history books have just been completely rewritten since then. so what does the fire risk look like up here in these hills now? we went and asked a bunch of folks and look a lot of people have a lot of different opinions on this, have a look. >> we used to be able to see across the canyon, now you can't because the eucalyptus and the redwoods that have grown up. >> reporter: at the end of the long, narrow, winding roads perched on the very edge of oakland, jerry lives right on the city area at the wildland urban interface. >> this is all walking miller park down here. >> reporter: the city park just one piece of the region's open space and neighbor say it is a disaster waiting to happen. they point to years worth accumulating fuel loads right beside the adjoining neighborhoods. >> we don't

joe wilson knows iraq well in 1991 in baghdad he was the last american diplomat to meet with saddam hussein saddam was hemmed in he was not a threat he had been turned from a major regional power into a 3rd rate dictator. just over $100.00 days after the attacks of $911.00 still fighting in afghanistan america looks for another war richard powell publishes what is essentially a declaration of war. the same day franks visits bush at his ranch in texas in front of journalists the 2 men speak of the successes against the taliban in afghanistan where taliban got the country secure the country stable we will destroy the al qaeda terrorist network inside afghanistan it will take as long as it takes thank you all. but in private bush confirms to franks the order to attack iraq. this change in priority worries the general who on february 19th 2002 confides in bob graham florida senator and chairman of the senate intelligence committee. after a briefing which was quite upbeat with the progress that was being made the general asked me to meet privately in his office and the 1st thing he said was we'r

wilson and harry and rock, they are here today.rousing round of applause, along with all our veterans at d-day, if you can stand. if not, please raise your hand. let us recognize your service once more. these men waged war so we might know peace. they sacrificed so we might be free. they fought in hopes of a day when we'd no longer need to fight. we are grateful to them. [ cheers and applause ] and, gentlemen, i want each of you to know that your legacy is in good hands. in a time when it has never been more tempting to pursue marrow self-interests, to slough off common endeavor, this generation of americans, a new generation, our men and women of war, have chosen to do their part as well. rock, i want you to know that staff sergeant melvin, martin who is here today, is following in your footsteps. he just had to become an american first because melvin was born in honduras. moved to the united states, joined the army. after tours in iraq and afghanistan, he was reassigned to the 82nd airborne. sunday he'll parachute into normandy.

joe wilson, bbc news, lord's. joe wilson at lord's.ou might imagine, there have been celebrations across england, as well as commiserations for new zealand at the end of what everyone agrees was a memorable final. here's some reaction from both sets of fans outside the ground. yes, come on! world champions, baby! jof delivered! we did it, and we were brilliant! jofra delivered. he's the boy! england, world champions! it's tough. yeah, at the end of the game i cried for about five minutes. honestly had about 15 english people consoling me. it's one of those things where neither team deserved to lose, but one team has to. just some of the fan reaction after england's win at lord's cricket cround. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of hong kong for more mass protests against a controversial extradition bill. the weekend's protests started peacefully but ended with a small number of pro—democracy campaigners clashing with police. stephen mcdonell reports. another weekend

joe wilson reporting there.day, and a lot of the attention will be on mike trout. the los angeles angels player signed the biggest contract in the history of sport this year, and trout set a new home run record for his side this weekend. he could well be a future hall of famer, and angels fans have really welcomed him. he is honestly the greatest player in the game. he is super loyal, i think he's a leader. he's very loyal, and i love that about him. lucky to get to see him all the time. he's in the prime of his career time. he's in the prime of his careerand time. he's in the prime of his career and everything. he's awesome! there's always going to be a number on your back when you sign a contract like that, but it's not going to change anything for me. i'm here 12 more years, so i'm very excited. first time it felt like a videogame, felt like i was a kid playing normal xbox or playstation, thought i was playing a show. a feeling you can't really explain. i thought i could a lwa ys really explain. i thought i c

it really hurts me. >> wilson was a regular at the shelter. another man was shot and is in stable condition. police are searching for a gunman. >>> we are following up on a legal move to stop the lawsuit aimed at blocking city plans. city leaders approved the plan, and many are concerned the center will bring drugs and crime to the area. >>> and then now to the recovery after the earthquakes. a lot of folks have been withoun friday lastyeerday officialsed will take time. >> and then t noneen personnel. amendment wou any money they get. >>> 4:37 right now. coming up, the sound of music turning into the cha-ching of cash. look at the music service out playing them all. >>> as kids enjoy time off this summer, kids are thinking about back-to-school spending. are you preparing for it? we will tell you the amount parents are expected to spend and what they will be spending it on. >>> friday eve, a lot of people like to call it. mike is going to get you through the day with that commute coming up in just a bit. you are watching "today in the bay." >>

. >>> one year after 18-year-old nea wilson was stabbed and killed at the b.a.r.t. station. her mother says it's just like yesterday. >> you know, some days are better than others. they say time heals all wounds. but it's still fresh. >> wilson's alleged attacker, john lee cowell, has been charged with murder. in the year since wilson's death, b.a.r.t. says it has improved security. but incidents continue. just last sunday, a woman was punched repeatedly, after confronting a suspect, who just robbed her of her phone and wallet. bart police were not at station. b.a.r.t. recently unveiled fare changes. mia wilson's father says he's not impressed. >>> there have to be physical people there to protect other people. instead of machines. machines can't do the work. >> b.a.r.t. has hired 33 officers this year. 24 in 2018. still has 16 officer vacancies. that's the lowest in two years. >>> aren'ts on a broken escalator at the 24th street b.a.r.t. station are moving forward. after a nesting pigeon delayed that work. a b.a.r.t. says the pigeon family left work on there. >>> good news

joe wilson a career diplomat witnessed the rice. they came into office with the republican party and particular with. the staffing done by the vice president and his office and the secretary of defense and his office. referred to as conservatives they have ties to the world of oil to the defense industry they are strong proponents of american global domination. saddam hussein softened by years of sanctions is in. on the evening of $911.00 the president saying well maybe you know we will be going after iraq now and somebody said well. that would be a guess since international law the president responded i don't care it was going to kick a few days after the world trade center. and the pentagon were attacked the president was at camp david with his senior officials and mr wolfowitz was telling the president. the iraq and saddam hussein is the real problem. new goals were defining change the regime in baghdad to subjugate iraq a simpler objective than that of destroying the elusive terrorist. $1000.00 boes in support of eliminating sad

i want to associate myself with secretary wilson, former secretary wilson who was re-signed in the administration and returned to the academy under no compunction to be here today. and to recognize sexual assault and sexual harassment, misconduct of any place has no place in the military. but the facts do matter and we should judge every case on its facts. this committee has spent dozens of hours reviewing your case and asked the senator said, there's been no corroborating evidence of the allegations against you. as the secretary said, you have been falsely accused. i jus just want to touch on a ff the details that i know are in your personal knowledge. as the commander of the strategic command, for him in a clear chain of command, correct? >> yes, sir i am. >> if russia decided to go for the jugular and launch an all-out nuclear strike on the united states, how long from the time you warn th the president f the united states of the strike to his decision to launch or lose the missiles what the president have? 's >> in the worst case, it is a small number, but it's in most cases the president has

you can't blame wilson for thinking this is a case of arson. there was a string of arsons fires targeting residential buildings under construction in emeryville and oakland between 2016 and 2018. >> it's been sitting there, no doubt, visible to people who are annoyed by its development or whatever. >> there's always great concern. we don't want to see any community this. >> melissa, this happened at about 10:00 p.m. last night. now the camera is rolling. any nearby surveillance cameras capture anything? any clues here? >> reporter: raj, we know that tony wilson owned the warehouse next door. we know that tony wilson is sharing that to see if they can spot a suspect. >> the story until the next development. med for us. >>> formally charged with misconduct today. gus kramer accused of making unwanted sexual remarks and racist comments. kramer maintains that three different investigations exonerated him. his lawyer plans to file a motion asking for the d.a. to bow out of the case. but he's not saying why. if that does take place, the state attorne

as you mentioned, 10 yered-year marc akia wilson was shot in d.c. last year one year ago and nearly one year a from the shooting that happened last night. lson was walking to get ice cream from an ice cream truck when she was shot. eight people have en charged so far in connection with her murder. here is a map distance between both shootings. they are both young children an shot killed in our community. d.c. mayor muriel bowser speaking last night. take a listen to what she had to say. >> this was a child and there were other children in and around the area.9=t and our communities have to stand up and speak up and make sure anyone who knows anything about this brazen homicide is o brought tustice. >> here is look at look at the image police are looking. if you know who this person is, you are asaed to cont d.c. police. back t you in the studio. >> jummy, thank you. >>> murderuspect is off the streets this morning. poice say video from a doorbell emsurveillance camera led to the man accused of killing a transgender woman in prince george's county. g

he is one of 11 people indicted by a grand jury in connection to wilson's death from july 2018. arged with first-degree murder. the 10-year-old girl was shot just trying to buy ice cream in her northeast d.c. neighborhood. >>> this week, theews4 i-team is working for you. highlighting and dangerous concerns with air travel. >> a mother's near death experience on flight back from vacation is now raising some serious questions here. scotamacfarlane and the i-tem explain. >> reporter: a woman on a flight home from orlando after a trip to disney world said she nearly died aboard the airpofne because hat was circulating in the recycled air. tricia powell had a severe allergy of nuts and called ahead of her 2017 flighto warn the airlines but she said that doesn't stop the flig nt attendant serving peanuts to other passengers. >> reporter: what went through your mind? >> praying to god. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: unable to breathe, she used her epipens and received oxygen and said she in still went to shock. the crew made an emergency landing.te the i-team wanto know how often these all

. >> joel wilson, hospitality house. i would like to voice my opposition to the renewal of the tenderloin. >> joe, excuse me. this is in support. in opposition? >> yes. >> speakers will be after everybody in support. >> ok, thank you. >> so i yield the eminderemaindy time. [ laughter ] >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm the executive director of the lower poke cbd. we are on the northern border of the tlcbd and i've witnessed day in-and day out, the hard work and dedication the staff brings to the job. it's easy to quantify the bags of trash and feces and needles but what's hard to quantify is the sense of connectivity and support for the neighborhood that they bring and it is intangible but without it, things would fall apart and so, i urge your support in extenting the tenderloin cbd for 15 years on behalf of the lower poke neighbors. we're thrilled they're extending to the lower, lower poke, because that will only help strengthen all of our neighborhoods. so i urge your support and thank you for your time. >> my name

since nia wilson was stabbed to death at the macarthur bart station in oakland. she was attacked at random by a man mentally ill. for nia's mother, it feels like yesterday. somedays are better than others. they say time heals all wounds but it's still fresh. >> reporter: nia wilson's sister was stabbed but survived. >> it's still a shock, overwhelming. parts of me don't want to believe what is going on and parts of me have to face reality. >> reporter: nia had dreams of joining the navy and becoming an emt or paramedic to help heal people. her alleged attacker has been charged with murder. bart says it has taken steps to improve security but incidents are occurring. sunday a woman was punched repeatedly after confronting a suspect that just robbed her of her phone and wallet. the incident was captured by a breacher wearing a body cam. he posted the video to youtube and facebook. bart confirmed to ktvu no officers were at the station and no arrests have been made. >> i don't know what it is they do or get paid for but it's not to be at the bart station. >>> over t

but nea wilson's mother says it feels like yesterday. >> you know, some others.time heals all wounds. but -- >> nea wilson's alleged attacker, john cowell has been charged with murder. in the years since, b.a.r.t. says it has taken steps to improve security. but things are happening. in fact. look at this. a woman was punched repeatedly after confronting a suspect. who had just robbed her of her phone and wallet. the man was not arrested. b.a.r.t. recently unveiled higher fare gates. some try to deter fare evaders. nea wilson's father says he is not impressed. >> you have to be physical people there to protect other people, instead of machines. machines can't do the work. >> b.a.r.t. has hired 33 officers this year. 24 were hired in 2018. it still has 16 officer vacancies. the lowest in two years. >>> this morning, we are hearing from people in san francisco's bay view district. who are upset that a walgreens closed its doors after 30 years. business owners in the area say the reason for the closure is crime. almost one in four store fronts is empty in the bay vi