i love xavier. he should throw the first pitch like raj did.e's on his way. >> his throw's pretty good. he has no family. and this baseball team and this program is becoming his family. in fact, his 44th birthday was just a couple weeks ago. they threw a big party for him. terry took him to the party, driving back, he said best birthday ever. >> hopefully many great birthdays to come. >> where do they play? >> west side little league. >>> love the story, love our wa. a glorious day today, jif. i wanted to get outside. >> the show ends in 15 minutes. >> do a quick trip outside. >> good weather moving into friday's forecast. we have weekend changes. that micro climate for exampecas afternoon, we'll start out with high pressure that brought in the warm air today. we think it will stay in place right through tomorrow as well. it was good fluff to bring us to 83. san jose 79. still a cool breeze in san francisco. we warmed up a couple degrees, but it remained in the 60s there, high pressure into today, then once we hit this weekend we'll see a syste

andrew rodriguez, terry smith, xavier torres, and rocky when rick -- rocky wenrick. these officers responded to a call of a crazed man near a voting site. when they arrived carlos and xavier raced through a hail of bullets to save a woman who had been shot in the head. at the same time, terry andrew and seth returned fire. the gunman was drawn out of his house enabling officers to shoot him and bring the rampage to an end. each of you represent the unity devotion teamwork and swift action that makes america's law enforcement the best and bravest anywhere in the world. well done and i want to thank you all for being here. [ applause ] earlier today in the private ceremony i was profoundly honored to present the medal of valor to the families of two fallen officers who made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty. sgt. verdell smith and officer brent thompson. sgt. smith was a member of the memphis police department and. in june 2016 a gunman was speeding toward a busy intersection downtown. as sgt. smith cleared the street, the attacker struck and fatally injured sg

trump: andrew rodriguez, terry smith, xavier torres, and rocky wenrick.ou, fellas, that's fantastic. [applause] pres. trump: fantastic. these officers responded to a call of a crazed man firing at citizens near a voting site on november 8, 2016. when they arrived, carlos and xavier raced through a hail of bullets to save a woman who had been shot in the head. at the same time, terry, andrew, and seth returned fire. tommy, rocky, and manuel drew the gunman out of his house, enabling their fellow officers to shoot him and bring the rampage to an end. a very dangerous situation. to each of you, you represent the unity, devotion, teamwork, and swift action that makes america's law enforcement the best and bravest anywhere in the world. well done. and i want to thank you all for being here. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: and earlier today, in a private ceremony, i was profoundly honored to present the medal of valor to the families of two fallen officers who made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty, sergeant verdell smith and officer brent

today, christine delcros, still injured herself, gave tearful evidence at xavier's inquest. it hit them and then coming around on the pavement with a stranger caring for her. she told the coroner... his family have questioned whether the subsequent search of the river was adequate. bbc producer hollyjones was on the bridge when she heard the van revving up and swerving into a group of people. in the witness box, she said... hollyjones told the coroner she got a good look at the driver of the van as it hurtled towards her. his eyes were wide open and he looked angry and demented. he was struggling to control the vehicle as it swerved on and off the pavement. the court also heard from the coastguard who led the search for xavier thomas on the night, but called it off after almost two hours. daniel sandford, bbc news at the old bailey. the headlines on bbc news: syrian government forces attack the provinces of idlib, northern hama and western aleppo, the last rebel—held areas in the country. two years after the grenfell tower fire in west london, the government is to spend £200

once i regained consciousness, high asked, where is xavier?said, he could be in the thames. her family have questioned whether the subsequent search of the river was adequate. bbc producer hollyjones was on the bridge when she heard the van revving up and swerving into a group of people. in the witness box, she said... hollyjones told the coroner she got a good look at the driver of the van as it hurtled towards her. his eyes we re as it hurtled towards her. his eyes were wide open and he looked angry and demented. he was struggling to control the vehicle as it swerved on and off the pavement. the court also heard from the coastguard who led the search for xavier thomas on the night, but called it off after almost two hours. daniel sandford, bbc news at the old baby. —— bailey. our top story this evening: danny baker — the bbc radio presenter sacked after his tweet about the royal baby led to accusations of racism. coming up... if they‘re excited, imagine how tottenham fans feel — jubilation after spurs join liverpool in the first all—english

please greet xavier williams. xavier: good morning. i am the president of at&t's public-sector business. it is an honor to be here with you today. on behalf of at&t i'm grateful to join our friends, the national urban league and all of you here at the national press club for this timely conversation. particular, national urban morialpresident marc deserves applause for his vision for just future, and valued friendship. i have known him for a long time. years ago i was working in pittsburgh and was running a sales center for at&t. i was fortunate to serve on the urban league board. i don't know if esther bush is there. there is my mother is right there. we were very fortunate to host the national conference and it was marc's debut as the urban league leader. ever since that time i have been witness to the extraordinary success that he has led the national urban league. , i don'tess leadership even know how to say all of this. force for theing continued growth and success of an organization. as witnessed by the state of black america day

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the fiancee of the first person killed in the london bridge attacks two years ago, xavier thomas, has attack on the day he died. the inquest has begun examining the circumstances of each of the eight people killed. 0ur correspondent richard lister is at the old bailey. just talk us through what was heard today? this was a day that was focusing purely on the first victim, xavier thomas, the first to be killed when he was struck by the van on london bridge and thrown over the railings into the water. we heard from a very collected but ultimately quite emotionalfor a smack, his partner, who arrived with him on the morning of the attacks a0 weekend —— a very composed but quite emotional christine delcros. they had arranged to go for cocktails at the shard but she was reluctant to go because she had premonitions about a terror attack but she ultimately did not wa nt to attack but she ultimately did not want to disappoint him and so they walked across london bridge and they we re walked across london bridge and they were aware of the van behind them and next thing she knew she was lying inj

xavier thomas' father said, he still had so much to give.o in no way can be described as human took his life. kirsty boden, an australian nurse, was helping others when she was stabbed. her boyfriend said we are unspeakably proud of her and not a day goes by that we are not in all of her bravery that night. the court heard that chrissy archibald had just kissed her boyfriend when she was struck. alexandre pigeard boyfriend when she was struck. alexandre pigea rd was boyfriend when she was struck. alexandre pigeard was a music loving waiter and ignacio echeverria was hitting them with his skateboard when he was stabbed to death. australian tourist sara zelenak was on the trip of a lifetime. her mother spoke outside of court. we have never had anyone die from a terror attack where we live, and a black cloud went over our town. people are devastated because this only happens on the other side of the world on tv. hanging over the proceedings is the knowledge that khuram butt had long been on an m15 list of men suspected of planning attacks. the

xavier thomas' father, philippe pesez, told the coroner, "he still had so much to give."o way can be described as human, took his life." kirsty boden, an australian nurse, was helping others when she was stabbed. her boyfriend, james hodder, said, "we are so unspeakably proud of her, and not a day goes by that we're not in awe of her bravery that night." the court heard that chrissy archibald had just kissed her boyfriend when she was struck, while another victim, alexandre pigeard, was a music—loving waiter, and ignacio echeverria was fighting the attackers with his skateboard when he was stabbed to death. sebastien belanger‘s mother said she could not forgive the men who killed him. and what is worse, khuram butt, who led the murderous assault, had long been on an m15 list of men suspected of planning attacks. the families of the eight people who died that night are looking to these inquests for answers as to how it was that a man that was so well known to m15 was able to organise the attack, and how it was that barriers like these, which would have protected pedestrian

ten seconds later, it hit xavier thomas at 27 mph.urt today with his parents and wept as the footage was played to the inquest. next, the van hit christine archibald, dragging her along the road. her fiance, tyler ferguson, can be seen on cctv frantically running to help her. that is terrorists. bystanders soon realised an attack was under way but by then, the three men had left their van and were marauding through the boro bistro restaurant with large knives, fatally stabbing five more people. on mobile phone footage they can be heard shouting "allahu akbar." the court saw cctv footage filmed from this restaurant which showed one of the great acts of bravery that night in which a completely unarmed off—duty police officer and a police officer armed only with a baton, and a passer—by, armed only with his skateboard, took on the three attackers just here. you see snippets of the fight with the baton and the skateboard flying. unfortunately, by the end of it, ignacio echeverria, the passer—by, was fatally wounded. but all three men earn

ten seconds later, it hit xavier thomas at 27 miles an hour.om her injuries, was in court with his parents today, and wept as the footage was played to the inquest. next, the van hit christine archibald, dragging her along the road. her fiance tyler ferguson can be seen on cctv frantically running to help her. that is terrorists. bystanders soon realised an attack was under way but by then the three men left their van and were marauding through the boro bistro restaurant with large knives and fatally stabbing five more people. 0n mobile phone footage they can be heard shouting "allahu akbar". cctv footage showed one of the great acts of bravery that night, where an unarmed off—duty police officer, a police officer armed with only a baton, and a passer—by armed only with his skateboard took on the three attackers here. you see snippets of the fight with the baton and the skateboard flying. unfortunately, the passer—by ignacio echeverria was fatally wounded but all three men earned george medals for their bravery that night. the killers ran on. i

the two people killed on the bridge were xavier thomas and canadian christine archibald.eople stabbed were sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard, kirsty boden and spanish skateboarder ignacio echeverria. their relatives are looking for answers to two key questions. why were there are no barriers to protect pedestrians on the bridge more than ten weeks after the westminster bridge attack? and how was it that khuram butt was able to prepare for and carry out such a murderous assault while he was still being investigated by mi5 for a possible attack planning? the inquests will also hear details of acts of remarkable heroism by civilians and police officers that night. 0ur correspondent richard lister is at the old bailey. how far have they got today? we have really just we have reallyjust had the preliminary proceedings today. we had the chief coroner for england and wales opening the proceedings, setting out what it is he attends to achieve over the next 11 weeks or so. achieve over the next 11 weeks or so. the rest of the day was turned over t

the body of xavier thomas was found in the river thames — after he was struck by a van driven by onesandford was in court. 0n the night of the attack, christine delcros and her boyfriend xavier thomas, were seen on cctv walking hand in hand on london bridge, heading for a drink in the shard. they had gone out despite her premonition that something bad might happen. two minutes behind them, this white van, driving at speed. today, christine delcros, still injured herself, gave tearful evidence at xavier‘s inquest. even the interpreter wept. she described seeing the van just before it hit them and then coming around on the pavement with a stranger caring for her. she told the coroner... his family have questioned whether the subsequent search of the river was adequate. bbc producer hollyjones was on the bridge when she heard the van revving up and swerving into a group of people. in the witness box, she said... hollyjones told the coroner she got a good look at the driver of the van as it hurtled towards her. his eyes were wide open and he looked angry and demented. he was struggling t

the two people killed on the bridge were xavier and canadian christine archibald.ix people stabbed were sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard, kirsty boden and ignacio echeverria. their relatives are looking for answers to two key questions. why were there are no barriers to protect pedestrians on the bridge more than ten weeks after the bridge attack? and how was it that khuram butt was able to prepare for and carry out such a murderous assault while he was still being investigated by m15 for a possible attack planning? the inquests will also hear details of acts of remarkable heroism by civilians and police officers that night. richard lister is at the old bailey. there are questions about this? yes, why there were no protections in on the bridge, in light of the westminster bridge attack, which was carried out in the same way. the coroner alluded to this, saying that there were questions that the families would want answered. he hoped that the inquest would provide those answers. it will take some time, those answers. not everybody

xavier culbreath and jada smith on suspected, bo 18. culbreath is wanted for first-degree murder, smith is wanted for robbery. police want to hear from anyone who might have information about the case. >>> an african-american scholar and professor is demanding change at a local school. he says hgr ndson was called the "n" word and talented with violence. michael aaron dyson says 6-year-old max was running to lunch with friends when another stunt called him the "n" word and threatened to shoot him. this allegedly happened tuesday at horace mann elementary school in d.c. a police rort was led, and a letter went home to parents. dyson says this isn't the first time somethinike this has happened at school. >> what do you do about this systematically? what a the institutional mechanisms that can be put in place to, a, be proactive and address the uation, and be, raise the kshconsciousness so yg people and staff members are aware? >> the d.c. school system said the allegations are under investigation. >>> makiyah wilson is being remembered th

she said, coming in and out of consciousness, she asked people what had happened to xavier thomas, but are being questioned at a police station in belfast. ms mckee, who was 29, was shot during rioting in the creggan area of derry last month. eu leaders are meeting to discuss the future of the union at an informal summit in romania. the event, which was scheduled two years ago, was initially planned for the 27 countries to look ahead following the uk's scheduled departure from the bloc on 29th march. brexit is not on the agenda and britain is not formally taking part. leaders are expected to discuss plans for the eu's most senior positions when their current occupants retire later this year. 0ur brussels correspondent, adam fleming, is in the town of sibiu pron. although i'm just been told that we've lost that link, so we can't cross adam. we may able to get back to him later. i'm waiting to find out if we can reach him. we actually do have adam. he is covering that summit. hello, adam, glad we've managed to talk to you. a much lower profile role, shall we say, for the uk, with theresa

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jada smith and xavier culbreath, both 18. police beeve they're sponsible for a tabbing that left a man dead near the potomac toavenue metro sp last weekend. if you see thm, call police. >>> the man suspecte of going on a shooting ram wage at the -- rampage at the university of north carolina charlotte will make his first courtap earance.e trystan ter fired multiple shots inside a classroom tuesday killing two and injuring four others. meanwhile, police are investigating another deadly shooting at an off-campus apartment complex last night. the victim there was not a student. we're told there was no threat to campus. >>> a family's outraged after their first grader was called the "n" word and threatened at a d.c. school. this happenedt horace mann elementary on tuesday. michael eric dyson said 6-year-old max was running to lunch whenst another ent called him the "n" word and threatened to shoot him. the school system says the allegations are under investigation. >>> attorney general william barr will not attends a house mi jud

police now believe his attack are xavier culbreath and jada smith, both 18-years-old. culbreath is wanted for first-degree murder, smith is wanted for robbery.po call ce if you have any information about that case. >>> the driver of a dump truck that hit and killed a homeless man yesterday in prince george's county will not face charges. this happen while the man was walking across the ramp to route 50. he was on cruhes recovering from a broken leg apparently. he'd been hit by a car a few weeks ago. his friends knew h as "concrete." they sahe was a homeless panhandler. >>> new this morning, the national parks service sayno it will t move up its timelineor f safety changes on the southern end of the george washington parkway despite calls from lawmakers. earlier this week, a bad crash lled a taxi driver and left three seriously hurt. representative don beyer has ined a chorus of lawmakers saying the road is dangerous and needs updates immediately. the park service is gathering crash data on t road. next month it will hold a meeting to get input from comm ity members and

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xavier thomas‘ father, philippe pesez, said the coroner, "he still had so much to give." no way can be described as human, took his life." kirsty boden, an australian nurse, was helping others when she was stabbed. her boyfriend, james hodder, said, "we are so unspeakably proud of her, and not a day goes by that we're not in awe of her bravery that night." the court heard that chrissy archibald had just kissed her boyfriend when she was struck, while another victim, alexandre pigeard, was a music—loving waiter, and ignacio echeverria was fighting the attackers with his skateboard when he was stabbed to death. sebastien belanger‘s mother said she could not forgive the men who killed him. and what is worse, khuram butt, who led the murderous assault, had long been on an m15 list of men suspected of planning attacks. the families of the eight people who died that night are looking to these inquests for answers as to how it was that a man that was so well known to m15 was able to organise the attack, and how it was that barriers like these, which would have protected pedestri

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xavier becerra says his office will audit all 12 of the roman catholic didiocese. diocese releasing a statement saying in part in the spirit of transparency we are carefully reviewing the request and intend to cooperate with the attorney general's office. >>> also new at 11:00 a man arrested for animal cruelty after a group of sick dogs were found in a trailer. police say the man you're looking at there jeremiah weberling had ten dogs. none of them had food or water. they're currently being treated by a veterinarian. sadly one of the dogs died. two others are so sick they had to be euthanized. >>> mobbed by teens, tonight we're hearing from a woman victimized by a late night crime spree in castro valley. it started last night in san leandro. alameda county sheriffs deputies say a teen stabbed a man in the leg, stole his white car, then took off with three friends. about an hour later the teens stole a black car from a woman after threatening her and her daughter with a knife. >> they started saying give up the keys. they got a -- that they're going to stab me. they

for xavier thomas' family, dominic adamson said butt was a dangerous man, who should have been treatedack had been used to search for westminster abbey and the palace of westminster before the destination was set as oxford street, suggesting the intended target kept changing. phones seized from butt‘s home and relativse showed how worried they were about him. one said, let's look out for khuram, i think he's a bit dodge, i feel like he's an isis sympathiser. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. iran has accused the united states and its ally saudi arabia of conducting a ‘hopeless and baseless' campaign , to undermine its growing power in the middle east. the trump administration is increasing its military presence in the region, while the saudis accuse iran of ‘naked agression‘. iran‘s power has been on the rise, with surrounding countries weakened by war. it has huge influence in neighbouring iraq, where it controls powerful armed militias. now the us fears it could extend its influence across syria and lebanon , to the mediterranean. from iraq , our correspondent martin pati

the first person to be hit was xavier thomas and his stepfather told the court he still had so much toive. barbarians who can in no way be described as human took his life. the attack started at 1007 with the colours driving they are hired van south across london bridge, swerving onto the pavement, fatally wounding two pedestrians. they clashed into railings on the wrong side of the road, got out and began stabbing people enjoying a night out, starting near the boro pistol. after they killed six more people the three attackers were shot dead by armed police on the other side of borough market. that was at 1016, nine minutes after the attack began. the two people killed on the bridge where and canadian christine archibald. the six people stabbed we re archibald. the six people stabbed were sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard, kirsty boden and ignacio echeverria. they looking for answers to two key questions. why were there are no barriers to protect pedestrians on the bridge more than ten weeks after the bridge attack? and how was it that khuram but was a

police n believe his attackers are xavier cul and jada smith, . i went to howard community aollege and i took an acting class as a l because i thought it would be an easy "a" and hi a professor that challenged me and before i knew it -- >> you were bitten by the bug. >> yeah. badly. >> maybe one day. what do you think will surprise people about oslo? >> i think both the people ill -- will maybe take for granted how dangerous and intense an experience this was for people involved.e peoon't know that. and the play while dealing with something so heavy it is very funny. even we were surprised that once wgot into performances that people were laughing so much and findingor hum in something that is very heavy. but what is great about the play is it is dealing with human beings and we get to see that kind of human angle on it. >> thank you so much for being here. good luck.an you have her couple of weeks left for the run. so the lanes burg theater is the home for oslo through may 19th. erika. >>> the busy summer travel season is just around the corner s

three men drove a hired van onto london bridge, killing two pedestrians, xavier thomas and christinehrough the borough market area, stabbing to death another six people enjoying a summer saturday night out. sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard, kirsty boden and ignacio echeverria. eventually the attackers were shot dead by police officers. the inquests, starting today, are being conducted by the chief coroner mark lucraft qc. over the next two and a half months the court will hear details of how each person died. the relatives of those killed are looking for answers to two key questions. why were there no barriers to protect pedestrians on the bridge more than ten weeks after the westminster bridge attack? and how was it that khuram butt was able to prepare for and carry out such a murderous assault while he was still being being investigated by mi5 for possible attack planning? the inquests will also hear details of acts of remarkable heroism by civilians and police officers that night. after a restful bank holiday weekend, politicians are back to work

xavier culbreth, you see him on the right, wanted for firste degre murder and jada smith wanted for robbery. call if you recognize either of them. >>> muriel bowser is trying to reduce the murder rate in d.c. murder rter: to the rate waning to rice, muriel bower is gteing debriefed. >> with my deep dive review with detectives and chiefs and commanders, it's how impordnt is to solving crimes. >> reporter: bowser came away t fromse homicide briefings believingesidents can play an important role for the challenge. >> have a challengehe for t residents across the district of columbia. >> she wants them to take advantage of rebate cameras. o far, they period to 13,000 cameras. >> we want to see our numbers go up and private areas saturated with cameras. >> she plans to put her officers in high crime neighborhoods. 65-year-old gail perkinsoiced her skepticism of thean >> other people in the streets, you said you need support from the community but they're afraid. >> i know what you are saying is true. we have to do something about it. >> reporter: after her exchange with the mayor, she said this

. >> investigators xavier ramos and lieutenant robert book walter worked at the san joaquin sheriff's department at the time. >> he thought he was going to find just some dead animal out there. >> but it wasn't a dead animal. the leg that was sticking out of the ground was decidedly human, and soon larry's daughter, tavia, got the news. >> i got the call and i felt myself get really hot and nauseous. and she said that the body they found, the dental records, it was him. and i remember i never swear and i yelled out this cuss word and i slammed the phone and i just started shaking. it was a moment in time that i've never felt such anguish. >> that's still raw even now. >> it is because i thought -- i don't know. i thought -- i guess i was hoping he was in hiding. >> very fortunate that the body was discovered. now we can move on and investigate it as a homicide. >> tavia's hopes, crushed. police had ample proof five months after he vanished that larry had been murdered and left to rot out in the middle of nowhere. >> there weren't any stab wounds or any bullet holes. >> there were no o

this is jada smith and xavier culbreath. both a 18-years-old. olice believe they've are responsible for a standing that killed a -- stabbing that killed a man near a metro stop last weekend. you recognize them or see them, call police. >>> it's 5:37. this morning we're learning the names two people accused in a smash-and-grab robbery in the district. take a look at thesepictures. d.c. police say taquan neil and ivonte brooks are wanted for stealing itemsncluding handbags worth several thousands of dollars. video captured them smashing the glass in the consignment store in dupont circle last week. you can see they're grabbing the bags. police are asking for metth n arrest.t leads to >>> police are investigating two similar assaults on a woman in centreville on -- women i should say. this happened on the same day. on april 18th a woman was walking a path at braddock near sully station. a man grabbed her, touched her ay.ppropriately, and run later -- and ran away. later, a similar attack happened at a park on walney road. police are investigating,

look at a company like nvidia, late last year they came out with their jetson agx xavier module, i haderation robots. lots of ways to play this. charles: the idea is not to find out who's got the best robot, just know the best chips are probably going to go into them. that's the great -- >> i think finding the best robot company is hard because likely the best investments, they are probably private equity and a lot tougher for people to get into. some of these are ways they can get in, at least get involved in the space. not a pure play but a way to get in. charles: i want to circle back to our conversation beginning of the show. we were talking china, and china now, every single day, 7:00, the entire country is singing their national anthem. that's a brilliant idea for president xi because he knows the national anthem controversy we have had here and he's also rallying the troops. they also have a new hit song that's making the waves over there big-time. i want the audience to take a listen to this song. ♪ charles: this reminds me of your point that they are buckling down for perhaps

. >> xavier would lay down in the grass and it was bush out there. >> trying to run trying not to crythere, get there. slow down we're going to make it it's okay. amazing. >> absolutely amazing. >> amanda's mom spoke a few minutes ago and talked about the moment she heard her daughter had been found. i want to you listen to this. >> oh, my goodness. we were screaming with joy and crying, tears of joy. it was -- it was just unbelievable. and fortunately her best friend from middle school has been part of in search effort. and i had my phone silenced because out there in the woods you really need your gps tracker to be able to be hogging the memory in the phone. and the other person had their phone on. and my youngest daughter was able to get a call into her best friend to deliver the news she has been found alive. and it was tears of joy and lots of hooping and hollering on the trail. i can tell you that. >> chris, how does that make you feel? >> oh, i mean, to be able to give somebody back their daughter and their sister, it's like something i've never experienced before gives me goos

yeah, xavier college prep.oh, man, we had different experiences of high school." [ laughter ] like, i was like, for her it was a "whoop, whoop. [ laughter ] and for me it was the darkest opposite [ laughter ] and i really was like, "oh, okay, okay." like, i'll tell you, i recently found a self-portrait that i drew in class of myself in high school i think you have it. >> seth: yeah. >> but just to warn you before you show it, it's incredibly scary. [ laughter ] okay but i think it's fun to know that, like, meghan mccain in her mind high school is "whoop, whoop. and for me it's this which is - [ laughter ] this is -- okay. [ cheers and applause and i think something that i love about -- it's very subtle >> seth: yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> and that's -- my school had a uniform. so i'm wearing the uniform, and i'm behind bars. [ laughter ] and then i assume that's sort of blood on the walls [ laughter ] or sort of red paint >> seth: they were like, "aidy, we got your submission for the yearbook cover [ laughter ]

. >> xavier college preparatory in phoenix.school with impersonate me, which is amazing. and she's so talented and incredible. and i watched it, and i thought it was hilarious. and my husband thought it was valarious except they paint me out to be an anti-er, and he thought that was the most offensive part. >> seth: gotcha. >> he was like, "you're not an anti-vaxxer." >> seth: so let's use this time right now to just say to r eryone that meghan and i agree on vaccinating youds. >> i'm not an anti-vaxxer at all. vaccinate your children. >> seth: there you go. >> thank you. >> seth: there you go. >> yes. >> seth: common ground. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. thanks guys. >> seth: you've obviously been very open and vocal about the toct that it is distressin you the fact that not only did donald trump attack your father in life, he is continuing to attack him after he passed away. are you -- what do you think? if your dad was still around, like, do you think he would be delighted by the fact that donald trump cannot shake him fr

three men drove a hired van onto london bridge, killing two pedestrians, xavier thomas and christinehrough the borough market area, stabbing to death another six people enjoying a summer saturday night out. sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard, kirsty boden and ignacio echeverria. eventually the attackers were shot dead by police officers. the inquests, starting today, are being conducted by the chief coroner mark lucraft qc. of how each person died. the relatives of those killed are looking for answers to two key questions. why were there no barriers to protect pedestrians on the bridge more than ten weeks after the westminster bridge attack? and how was it that khuram butt was able to prepare for and carry out such a murderous assault while he was still being being investigated by m15 for possible attack planning? the inquests will also hear details of acts of remarkable heroism by civilians and police officers that night. schools will be told to stop using exclusions to boost results from today, amid concerns thousands of children are disappearing fr

>> sreenivasan: six-year-oldai xavier ochoa she wants to be batman when he grows up, but he aly. got the message of the >> i want to get money for college, so i can learmore things, so you can learn when you want to grow up. >> sreenivasan: for the pbs newshour, i'm hari sreenivasan. >> woodruff: it was yet another rocky day when it comes to the trade war between the u.s. and china. as we reported, the markets reacted strongly. chinese and trump administration officials are supposed to meet later this week to hammer out a trade agreement. but, getting a deal done looks even dicier than it did a week ago. over the weekend, the president unexpectedly threatened to raise more tariffs on chinese goods. this all fits right in line with president trump's approach to china. and that's the focus of tonight's "frontline." it's a joint investigation with npr. laura sullivan of npr is the yrrespondent. she will talk wiiche alcindor in a moment. but first, here is an excerpt about how the presid surprised the world with tariffs on china, after the two sides had already made some progress. ei

xavier thomas‘ father, philippe pesez, said, "he still had so much to give.no way can be described as human, took his life." kirsty boden, an australian nurse, was helping others when she was stabbed. her boyfriend, james hodder, said, "we are so unspeakably proud of her and not a day goes by that we are not in awe of her bravery that night." the court heard that chrissy archibald had just kissed her boyfriend when she was struck. alexandre pigeard was a music—loving waiter and ignacio echeverria was hitting the attackers with his skateboard when he was stabbed to death. sebastien belanger‘s mother said she couldn't forgive the men who killed him. australian tourist sara zelenak was on the trip of a lifetime. her mother spoke outside court. we have never had anyone die from a terror attack in...where we live, in the redlands, and a black cloud went over our town. people are absolutely devastated because this only happens on the other side of the world on tv. hanging over the proceedings is the knowledge that khuram butt, who led the murderous assault, had lon

requested by xavier of twitter. i want to thank him for that.ary and all those clouds go away. >> and some blue. i see some blue. >> will come back to morning fun 2. >> let's get a quick look at your weather with rosemary who is watching our warm temperatures. we have an 80, does that count, can we say -- >> is definitely warm. not hot. >> but not everybody is sitting in the 80s. >> i like what you guys talking about? >> it is cold and cloudy, there is a look at the cloud cover this morning. we are partly sunny and partly cloudy around the bay area. partly sunny at the coast. a little fog out there, but his ability is good for folks that need to be onto the highways, out the door this morning. temperatures are similar to yesterday. here is a look at san jose. livermore at 54, upper 50s oakland, low 50s san francisco and santa rosa. temperatures are within a few degrees of where we were yesterday. so a partly cloudy mostly cloudy start to the day. the wind breezy for some. onshore breeze, concord at 10, fairfield 16, napa 14. eating outdoors this

brian: xavier those people coming here legally and tooted right bay.employment. the home lftz people you are stepping over the street on. weave are buried in deficit. is now the poferred is out basically if i wanted to to el salvador or honduras i know how to get there they are entering out into our country. these politicians who say that's okay. so let's let every country come here? why should we draw the line at just these five -- three countries or five countries or six countries. the word is out that you have got to come here now because they are going to sober up soon. i'm not even convinced we are going to somebody you are up soon. the courts stopped the building of a wall. money has been allocated the president says for our defense. they stopped the building of that wall over the weekend. not going to get the 400 miles this year work its way through the courts supposed to start saturday building in the yuma section of arizona. griff: 51 miles. >> gregg: couldn't stop saturday because of the ciewrts. funnel people let alone stop people. this is n

i have to get to those who serve our country, thank you for your service, lieutenant colonel xavier, the most giving person i know, very proud of you. >> what is like to have family support when you are out there doing the tough job you do? has to mean something? >> unbelievable to know what we are doing has support of our families. without ladies like these we couldn't be doing it. it is a family oriented military and we need our lives to support -- >> tell us about your family? >> over here. >> our family is fantastic. we got married in 2017 and it has been one major right after another so we are pushing hard to do everything we can to support the people that support us. is amazing being a dad. >> so many people watching look to military families that are so inspired by all of you and what you bring to the table and how you support each other. if you had one message to send to people, i will be this to the two winners of this amazing award, what would you though -- they face challenges and feel they are impossible to overcome, they look to you women and are so inspired by your cour