thank you lieutenant governor, thank you adam secretary. thank you adam attorney general. women kicking butt in michigan and across the country. we won in wisconsin. we won in pennsylvania. we won in so many other states. what's the matter with kansas? not a damn thing they are electing democrats. that's what the matter with kansas. we are doing it everywhere. and in 2020 we are winning the would you say, the senate, the house. we're going to take over the state house, the state house of represent he was here and elsewhere. arizona, elsewhere. and, folks, that's what we're going to do. but we can only do this if we do it together. remember what senator kennedy taught us that idealism and pragmaticism are never mutually exclusive. we can be dreamers and o and doers. and did it all. but do it together. we need you in the fight. join the fight. i hope you'll text debate to 43367, debate to 43367 so you can join the fight. help us build the infrastructure. i'm excited to be partnering with cnn tonight. i know you will enjoy this debate. and i'm confident we will take back our

. >> we are back with our spotlight on magazine segment and we are talking to adam harris about his article, the education deserts of rural america. good morning.>> first of all, what made you focus on this particular issue?>> at the aspen idea festival that is hosted by the atlantic, essentially, remarked on how educational opportunities are not the same for people in room layer, as they are in urban cities and that comes back to this research that come out that essentially show how the gap has grown between urban environments and rural environments. so what you see is that in rural environments have a closing of the gap of people who have high school degrees. essentially you are about as likely to have a degree in rural america as you are in urban america. the grab has gone. has gone from 15% to 19% and it is a small increase. but, the gap for people who are in urban america has grown more. you've gone from about 26% to 33%. that gap has extended and is widening. as you see in places like the university of alaska where they have lost 41% of their budget in one fell swoop and in rural amer

as john adams wrote in philadelphia just before the adoption of the declaration of independence, we all look up to virginia for example. that is great. [applause] and when doctor henry spoke his famous words, at st. john's church, give me liberty or give me death. he spoke in defense of a tradition that began more than 150 years before i jamestown right here. [applause] it was a heritage those patriots would fight a long war of independence to defend and it is a heritage the countless americans have fought and died for to secure and all of the century sense, in our time we must vigorously defend those cherished democratic traditions that have made our beloved republic the envy of the entire world, and it still is as much as ever before in may be more, are one culture of self government must be nourished, protected and constantly preserved, that is why we must become strongly against anyone who would take power away from citizens, individuals and state governments such as yours. [applause] in america, the people will forever rule, the people will forever rain and the people will forever

. >> adam tuss tes a lako >>> more than three dozen people are recovering after a fire rought out at an ex-only mekxxl plant in texas. it's 25 mides of houston. there's no word on what may have started the fire.mo exxl said all of the peopl injured are expected ay be ojo an 84-year-old said she misses herittle red rideling hood. cameras caught the crooks in the act. the woman telling meagan tzgerald she's ready for the police to catch those thieves. >> i had a red riding hood. >> reporter: at 84-year-olds fern edwards is enjoys things like statues and figurines more and more. they give her joy and something to look forward to. >> they were precious to me. i dom have much at my age. after you get'old. lately she's had to lock up her gate, post signs and hide a hidden camera who's been swipini ms out of her garden. >> my goose was right there and my pelican. then somedy stole thiess large sized fairies. >> police are i callingt suspicious activity. >> kiss my goose. he got him on a rack outside the fence. he's already got him. >> so far they haven't calledh a suspect. >> if i had a can

. >> thank you, adam chair. welcome everyone to the consumer protection and customers commerce subcommittee hearing. today marks our first legislative hearing. and we are here to discuss important issues for people's safety. i want to thank chair schakowsky for her leadership to keep the lines of communication open. we have talked about the importance of bipartisan work, which was -- which is why i was surprised by the majority action leading up to the hearing regarding my bill, i was- it was my understanding to speed up the fast track process, recall process, that it would be considered as a draft -- discussion draft as we continued our negotiations. however, this woke our staff was informed that the enc will not consider staff drafts for legislative hearings. i was a bit bewildered when yesterday the health subcommittee did that with no the no price acts as all members appreciate finding out hours before the deadline that a bill needs to be introduced does not give us time to incorporate the feedback, find bip

adam fleming, bbc news, dublin. adam fleming, bbc news, dublin. ryanair boss michael 0'leary has warned staff to prepare forjob cuts in the coming weeks, saying the airline has 900 too many pilots and cabin crew. he said redundancies would be announced by the end of august. mr 0'leary blamed planned cuts to flights due to the grounding of its boeing 737 max fleet, falling profits, higher oil prices and brexit uncertainty. police are investigating the sale of class a drugs in essex after six people died in what are thought to be drug related deaths. 20—year—old cian daly is among three men and three women to have died all within three days of each other. police are trying to establish exactly what they took. more than a million people were admitted to hospital in england last year with alcohol related problems. some had been drinking heavily for such a long time that they had alcohol—related brain damage which can affect balance and memory. 0ne charity says the condition is poorly understood, under diagnosed and often unrecognised. in his sec

tonight adam tuss is looking. he's looking at some of the new numbers.ey the not good, i bet. >> reporter: not good at all. terrible prognosis from the doctor. it's because most of the time it does not matter what time of day, so many cars stacked up along i-95. but we're beginning to learn the why of why this road is so bad. take a look. i-95 has so many problems, there may n f be enough funding to all of it. that one assessment from state leaders after a new study launched about solutions along re codor. drivers, they agree. it could be beyond hope. >> i try to program my time, wait for the traffic to die. boom. le eats wait for saturday. boom. sunday. boom. there's no time i can go up and down that road. >> reporter: right here in the stafford area, this is one of the worst spot further up in occocquan, how about there where the speeds can drop regularly to 10 miles an ur, and that happens every day.no this new study is showing some of the larger issues on 95 in virginia. 9 million trucks take up space along th

and joining us lily adams from the harris campaign. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> a nice place we have here. >> it is beautiful. >> we saw what happened in the first debate. this is round two. the vice president is saying he's, quote, not going to be as polite this time. what do you expect? what should we expect in round two. >> well i'll say that kamala harris answered reporter questions today and said that her mother raised her to be polite so i expect she'll be very polite but i think she views this as an opportunity to talk to the american people out there looking at who do they want to take on trump. who is the toughest person to put on the stage with donald trump. who is a truly existential threat to the values that we do share. >> is she going to continue to go after him -- the former vice president on various civil rights issues? >> that is certainly not her goal. her goal is to talk about her vision for the future. i think that obviously i don't know why this -- that discussion on busing was a surprise for the vice

. >> we are so excited -- i am cheryl lynn adams, director of market street youth services, and we work with young people to 24 who need laundry or place to hangout or come in from outside to get the tools they need to begin to resolve their homelessness. we have lots of programs and lots of educational and behavioral health supports that are here throughout the city. we are excited to be here with our partners to launch or to be a small part of the effort to address child trafficking. larkin street started years ago with huckleberry to fight youth trafficking. we know without intervention on the streets, children are at high risk for trafficking if we don't get to them soon. i think the most wonderful thing about this partnership is the prevention and the early intervention and the collaboration and us bringing together so many partners to work on this issue in a very profound way. we're excited to be here and excited to be a small part of it. and i am always honored and delighted to get to introduce our -- our mayor. mayor breed has been in office for just about a year now, right -- t

this leaked document was a 2009 diplomatic cable from the former us ambassador to bahrain adam airily published by wiki leaks it refers to meetings with senior bahraini officials at a time when several security related detainees were released from custody and. the american embassy. prest concern over prisoners receiving royal pardons sayed early mother thought and them a quilt the in a cell if we can leaks a little bit well it i wouldn't have the action may i think what issa been an attitude what in america who are behind me if it and we're mad what athena soon 100 in the what i meant what that smile or had just yet almost thought of as of was but we have here. that a lot about the 2nd most them are aware you are very good here and supported by honey it can at that limbic will had it to have occurred with us nothing here and to give out and turn now to how to coalesce just yet you know it all i don't recall that i think based on what you said a think my words are pretty clear i think that the government of bahrain or as i spoke to the attorney general and he said that they are going t

we are talking to adam harris of articlentic about his on education deserts in rural america. what made you focus on this issue? guest: the author of this incredible book essentially remarked on how educational opportunities aren't the same for people in rural america as they are for in the cities. that comes back to this research that was done from the department of agriculture that show how the gap in college attainment has grown between urban environments and rural environments. what you see from 2000 to 2015 environments, the closing of the gap of people who have high school degrees. you are about as likely to have a high school degree in world america. that gap has grown if you think about college attainment. 15% to 19%.om it's a small increase. the gap for people in urban america has grown more. you are up to 33%. that is widening. places like the university of alaska where they've lost 41% of their budget and rural american education options are declining. the gap between completion of high school degrees has rural,between urban and that the gap between people who finis

we are talking to adam harris of articlentic about his on education deserts in rural america. what made you focus on this issue? guest: the author of this

and coming up on bbc news, adam peaty‘s called on swimming's governing body to be tougher on doping after protests over a chinese swimmer who'd previously failed a drugs test. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. an inquiry has found that hundreds of children were sexually abused while in council care in nottinghamshire by the very people who were supposed to be caring for them. and the abuse went on for more than four decades. 350 people came forward and said they had been physically or sexually abused — but the inquiry says the true number of victims is likely to be much higher. the damning report said the councils had failed in their duty to protect children in their care and still hadn't learned from their mistakes prompting concern about some children in care now. 0ur midlands correspondent sima kotecha reports. for some, it was here where the nightmares began, at beechwood children's home, where vulnerable people who were supposed to be protected were instead abused. i was petrified. i was absolutely... there were a few times actually peed myself. claire was one of the

trash trade and very soon he'll have another book out 2nd hand travels in a new global garage sale adam let's start with those illegal shipping containers they came from the united states and canada what's going on there. well for the better part of 30 years china actually was the main import of that kind of safely and waste and the reason it was imported is that sad plastics in the china's manufacturing sector when in 2018 china shut down its its acceptance of precisely the factories that were primarily responsible for recycling that material which wasn't always done a very nice way oh you located to various places in southeast asia or they resort to import he resumed importing from their customers into canada in the united states and continued recycling in the same manner that they have been doing in china which is not related now let's talk about up plastic a waste recycling in general the report talks about cambodia not having a plant or not having enough and the stuff has to be transferred to vietnam tell us a little bit about the trade going on in southeast asia right now sure wel

britten‘s adam peaty says a more aggressive stance should be taken to stamp out doping in the swimming. the eight time champion said better education was needed from the sport governing body. and he may well be the manager but mauricio pochettino says he is not in control of transfers at tottenham and says his job title should be changed. the boss of ryanair has warned staff to prepare forjob cuts after saying the firm has too many pilots and cabin crew. in a video message to employees, michael 0'leary said redundancies would be announced by the end of august and could affect 900 members of staff. our business correspondent theo leggett is here. can you explain why the sudden need to cutjobs? can you explain why the sudden need to cut jobs? there is a certain irony that not so long ago this company had staff shortages. what michael 0'leary said in what was for him a humble video, to his staff, because of competition in the marketplace, airfares have come down, now ryanair marketplace, airfares have come down, now rya nair likes marketplace, airfares have come down, now ryanair likes to

but with his adamant denal -- >> did that incident happen, general? >> that did never happen. >> general hy ten seems on track to be confirmed. kasie hunt, the capitol. >>> we're working for you and staying on top of that capital one data breach about 100 million customers were impacted. the company is offering more tips how to make sure your information stays safe. freeze your credit. that will keep hackers from opening accounts. sign up for free credit monitoring. capital one promised these services to everyone. be sure to change your passwords. securityts exper recommend this step even though the bank says log-inntials were not compromised. sign up for push alerts on all of your bank accounts. that will alert you of account activity that wasn't yours. we've postedthem inthe nbc mishington app. >> >>> youghtn want to thi twice before renting your h vacation e. liz mclaughlin explns how to protect yourself. >> this summer, some renter didn't get the vacation home they paid for. >> i just . >> with thousands scammed this year by phony rental listings.

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but why wasn't that adam bass charged? >> we don't know how much -- this is the case across the board at different levels. it's true, that student's father has not been targeted by the investigation. we don't know how much they knew. what he claims is that they had hired rick singer, who is the linchpin at the center of the case, who is running the scam, as a consultant to help with the application and the story is he had the password to the application and went in and changed this data. so at the moment, that's the statement from the family and they haven't been charged in the investigation. we still don't know. >> what's remarkable about that case is not only it's a white student passed off as an african-american tennis player but a student who supposedly -- from privilege. father is educated, wealthy, on the board of the private school. but on the application it says first generation college student. you go from frivolous to struggling trying to make your way up. how is it cases like this are missed in the application p

services committee before the confirmation now, she wants a chance to make her case in public with his adamant denial -- >> did that incident happen, general? >> that never happened >> reporter: -- general hyten seems on track to be confirmed by the senate this fall. for "today," kasie hunt, nbc news, the capitol. >>> we have a lot more to get to this morning, including the wild base brawl that broke out in cincinnati last night. happened in a game between the reds and the pittsburgh pirates. >> and now there's some serious chirping coming from the pirates dugout garrett is on his way to the dugout, and here we go oh garrett goes in there punching this is not a good scene at all. >> that is reds pitcher amir garrett, single-handedly taking on half of the pirates team. backup eventually arrives. chaos erupting on the field. players throwing punches, pushing, shoving the managers got into the fray, as you can see what started it, a pitch got a little too close to a reds' player's head. a feud has been simmering all season suspensions and fines will be announced in the coming days this goes back

trash trade and very soon he'll have another book out 2nd hand travels in a new global garage sale adam let's start with those illegal shipping containers they came from the united states and canada what's going on there. well for the better part of 30 years china actually was the main or of that kind of safely and waste and the reason it was imported is that it said plastics in the china's manufacturing sector when in 2018 china shut down its its acceptance of precisely the factories that were primarily responsible for recycling that material which wasn't always done in a very nice way oh you located to various places in southeast asia or they resort to import he resumed importing from their consumers into canada in the united states and continue recycling in the same manner that they have been doing in china which is not related now let's talk about up plastic a waste recycling in general the report talks about cambodia not having a plant or not having enough and the stuff has to be transferred to vietnam tell us a little bit about the trade going on in southeast asia right now sure w

adam peaty that. in football news, mauricio pochettino says he is not in charge of tra nsfers pochettino says he is not in charge of transfers at tottenham and says his title should be changed to coach. they broke their record earlier this month on a signing, their first earlier this month on a signing, theirfirst in 18 months. pochettino says he knows nothing about the situations of his players and anything contractual is dealt with by chairman daniel lavey. england women are set for a record home crowd after selling more than 50,000 tickets for a game against germany at wembley in november. the previous record was 45,619 when germany were also the opponents and claimed a 3—0 win at wembley in 2014. the increased interest could largely be down to england's success at the world cup semifinals this summer, when they reached the semifinals. justin holbrook will lead league leaders st helens at the end of the season. he isjoining the titans in australia as their whole head coach has been with saints fo

of its oil that is something the united states of sanctions since the fall of last year so they are adamant that the united states cannot prevent the international community from purchasing iranian oil of course before the sanctions came into place iran was selling around $2800000.00 barrels of oil per day it is one of the top producers of oil in the world that is something that the iranians are very very angry about they say that the united states has now waged economic terrorism on iran by preventing countries from purchasing uranian oil so the 1st thing they want to do is to be able to sell their oil again on the international market they also will be scaling back their commitment the next phase will be in september the head of iran's atomic energy agency ali akbar salehi has said that the next phase will be the restarting of the iraq heavy water nuclear reactor in september thank you very much for that is due also to the latest live and thank you now more than 40 protesters have appeared in court in hong kong on charges of rioting supporters gathered outside as the accused will go into

joining us now is adam bradford, co—founder safer online gambling group. thanks forjoining us, what went wrong here because we had systems preventing problem gamblers from betting some of the time but not all of the time? i think this stems back toa of the time? i think this stems back to a not good enough regulation from the government. there are anti—money—laundering regulations in place and software that companies can use to track risky behaviour and dubious patterns of play online. in this instance, that did not work properly but if we had a stronger regulator that could help and support gambling companies to impairment these properly, we might not be in this position. you are criticising the regulator and here we are aware that a penalty being given. how is it not working?m we are aware that a penalty being given. how is it not working? it is not strong enough and i do not think a fine is a proper penalty. damage has been done and gvc admitted that and said it is changing things. what isa and said it is changing things. what is a tiny financial pe

. >> and because of the traininin, adam has been able to diversify income. language]foreign handful ofonly a workers have benefited from this training. too few to lead to any real hope for radical change. in the meantime, the waste burners will go on burning despite the risks to their health and the risks to the environment. it is their livelihood. they worry that they'll be sorely responsible for the pollution generated by the site. on the other cited to the lagoon , he lives -- on the others of the lagoon, he lives with his wife and infant son overlooking the toxic fumes. he has but one dream, to leave, so go back north and start a small business. this is not the life he wants for his son. >> you see the l little boy. i don't like my son to come and work here. [birds chirping] [alalarm clock blaring]g] [alarm f fades] man: as soon as i start my sake productition, i have toe here every single day. that part i wasn't quite ready for. sake-e-making is a lot about t e

and coming up on bbc news, triple world champion adam peaty has said not enough is being done to tackle doping in swimming. it comes after protests over an athlete who had previously served a drugs ban. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. an investigation has found that hundreds of children who were abused while in care in nottinghamshire were failed by the local authorities who were meant to be looking after them. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse found two councils exposed more than 350 children to repeated rapes and abuse for a period of 50 years. and the inquiry says the councils haven't learned from their mistakes, and it's still concerned about some children in care. sima kotecha reports. —— let's your first from john o'brien, the secretary into the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse. i have been independent inquiry into child sexualabuse. i have been in the inquiry since march 2015 and in terms of scale, i think this was the most shocking we have seen and if you think about it, we're not talking about one individual that either or activel

in with his adamant denial. >> did that incident happen, general? >> that never happened. >> reporter: general heighten seems on track to be confirmed by the senate this fall. for "toiey," kashunt, nbc news, the capitol. >>> we have a lot more to get to this morning, iluding the wild base brawl that broke out in cincinnati last night. happened in a game between the reds and the pittsburghte pira >> and now there's some serious chirping coming from the prates dugout. garrett is on his way to the dugout, and here we go. oh! garrett goes in there punching. this is not a good scene at all. >> that is reds pitcher ameer garrett, single-handedly taking half of the pie rrates team. backup eventually arrives. chaos erupting on the field. players throwing punches, pushing, shoving. the managers got into the fray, as you can see. what started , a pitch got a little too close to a reds' player's head. a feud has been simmering all season. suspensions and fines will be announced in the coming days. this goes back to inside pitching back in april, but i love bas

adam peaty has called for more to be done to tackle doping in swimming. he won three gold medals at the one jumping ships whenever protest against a chinese swimmer who is completed after being banned for a banned stimulant. the ashes is just over 2a and was away and ben stokes has fired a warning shot to as julia, he says england will head the australians hard and fast as they try to win back the urn. but it's totte n ha m tottenham boss has said he is not in charge of transfers at the club and believes his job title should be changed from manager to coach. more on those studies after half past. the body which represents the car industry says new investment has fallen dramatically as companies spend hundreds of millions of pounds preparing for a no—deal brexit. the society of motor manufacturers and traders has warned that no—deal would present an ‘existential threat‘ to the industry‘. our business correspondent, theo leggett explains. production is down, and there are many reasons for that, the biggest one is that demand is down around the wor

toda this is adam. he's a 1 1/2-year-old guy ready for adoption from humane rescue alliance.org. temperatures into the 70s this morning, near 90 before the storms get cranked r afternoonfo ♪ >>> well, weave temperatures out there right now that are going to be into theto 08sy, bn we go for jazz in the garden, g listen, we've the jazz in the garden this is happening later on this afternoon. i'm sorry, later on friday from 5:00 p.m. to 8:30. we have a pan america salsa band will be. it between pth and 9th treat as far as what we're looking at for that, it's on friday. again, this is the scene. temperatures are going to be dropping through the 80s. iit doesn't look like will be the best day out there. we'll continue to see some storm chances as we go through the afternoon on that friday. th will be something we'll watch. i'll be back with another thing that you can do on your friday but we'll talk about rain chances for thatvent coming up. >>> the quick ations of the community in china likely s the life of a 3-year-old boy. these terrifying moments show a todd clinging on to the e

lot this cute guy about a year and a half old his name is adam. maybe adam tuss should adopt this dog. i know they were in the market for a dog. we'll double check and make suth can adopt little adam there. 75 is the temperature for the walk this morning, up to around 90 by noon. but again, those evening walks are likely to b hit and miss with some thunderstorms around. >> announcer: news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >>> we're in for another hot and humid day ang we're watchhe potential for severe weather this afternoon. good morning, everyone i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. just ab t 5:30 rightnow. we're in weather alert mode this morning. melissa mollet is standing by with a look at your first 4 tra ic. >> butlet's begin with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and a look at the hot day ahead. chuck? >> yes, indeed. high teperatures. high humanity. high storm chances for your wednesday afternoon. that's the reason we are in a storm team 4 weather alert. could be quite stormy and severe storms are likely to develop. the oin

was diagnosed with epilepsy 3 years ago and suffered several major seizures over the years, played adam sandler's son on grown-ups 2 along with roles on various disney channel shows, was just 20 years old. jillian: jeffrey epstein is due back in court for the first time since getting hurt behind bars. the hearing is expected to set a timeline for his trial. the wealthy financier was found on the floor of his jail cell, he pled not guilty to sex trafficking charges that could carry 40 years in prison. rob: jussie smollett if attorneys try to block a special prosecutor from reviewing his case today. the actor's lawyer is pleading to continue representing him after a retired judge claimed they are licensed to practice in illinois. the former actor was arrested on 16 felony counts for lying to police about alleged hate crime attack before all the charges were dropped. special prosecutor if new charges could be brought. >> 25 after the hour, the city of detroit a backdrop for last night's debate so in a city with the worst unemployment numbers democrats, progressive policies with the promise

. >> want to say on item 13 a, commissioner adam opposed. new business? the only new business i have is i would like to see the giant lbd report that we have never seen. >> i would like to request a presentation on the cityville program starting the background of how they establish that i what would the barriers be to doing something similar in the maritime construction trade. we can ask for stipulation all day long, there are not folks that are trained in it, interested in it, we are going to get nowhere. to really view that as a sector need. i would like to see them come and do a presentation on how they make those determinations. >> i have one item for new business and either we can discuss in the commission meeting or you can send a memo. i would like to understand the status of our lease at pier 24. >> i second that. i agree. we need to have this conversation. i agree. >> any other new business? any public comment on new business? no public comment. >> motion to adjourn? >> second. >> meeting adjourned at 6:18. >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes loc

doppler five adam housley. next inning, more trouble. reese hoskins but this pitch up in a way. a two run homer. philly gak wanted, 4-2. >>> give me cheeseheads to let me know that the rulers were in town. in oakland, topline, rays running. it is would win the game too. and matt olson at the plate, at good night sleep. his 22nd. rays wanted off to remain tied for the second wild-card playoff spot. it is up on three in a row. this was their second straight walkoff win. >>> the nfl, number 96 smashing through tackling dummies is clelin ferrell, one of the first round picks planted this past april. just like your uncle from here, did the defensive end hilda richmond, va. the spelling of his last name might throw you off if you try to pronounce it. >> the oakland leaders would like to pick clelin ferrell. it's the first name that people really be messing up. heard en, celine, cleveland, but it is just clelin. beginning, venus williams in court agnsthy ttox ed tzllcl sands. she took her three sets and guess what? early exit for williams . six hi again 63, 6-3, and 6-one for her first

adam eaten is an exception our nats guy. i don't know what happened there. >> do we know who won? >> does it matter? >> not at this point. >> we all win as dillen our producer said because we get that video. there you go. >>> it's 4:55 right now. and next on news 4 today, fireworks on the debate stage. we'll get you caught up on some of the big moments from last night's democratic debate. >>> plus, dramatic scene caught on came. bystanders rush in and save a little boy dangling from a balcony several stories above the ground. >>> and is better sleep just an app away? we aki worng for your health this morning. we're goi a to take look at how some different apps can help you get a better night sleep. stay with us. you're watching "news 4 today." >> announcer: news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >>> good morning, everybody 4:59 your time right now i'm aaron g.lchrist. >> i'm eun yan welcome to wednesday, july 31st, 2019. theast day of july. this makes me sad. it just means the summer is being over. >> which means fall is closer to being here. >> i do love fall but i like

it was an unforgettable world aquatics championships for britain's adam peaty. he brought three gold medals home with him from the men's 50 and 100 metres breaststroke and the 4x100m medley relay. delighted to say he joins us in the studio now. you are something else, what are championships! the biggest race for me was the championships, happy to get the double in the 1,500, with the world record. it has been an incredible journey so far, but it is 0lympic year and the stakes are higher, the pressure is high, but thatis higher, the pressure is high, but that is what i enjoy. we have been talking about gold medals, but you got a bronze as well, four medals on the table today. a huge thing was breaking the 52nd barrier. project 56, which started after rio. it goes back a long time, notjust before the world championships. people started it before i did, that is the normal way, i only do the process, get the race going, i love the race, it is what i thrive on. people were already talking about project 55. that was me! that is 56 seconds and thatis that was me! that

in riverdale, adam tuss, news 4. en> happg today, cocoa fever continues at the city open. 15-year-old phenom coco gauff plays in the doubles tournament today after losing a singles match yesterday. we caught a quick glimpse of her making it back to the player's llage after the loss. we spoke with fans who are excited to see her take the court again. >> tennis. i really like her. >> she's a rising star. >> it's true. >> it's nice to see that there's some new people coming up. absolutely. >> and se's only 15. and has a very long career ahead of her,at so one loss here at the open won't be that big of a de. for her if you are heading out to see a match at rock creek park, check out our story places to cool off in the a.c. go coco. we love it. >>> 4:09. next on "news 4 today," strangers selfless gift helps a little girl go back to enjoying childhood. >> no,i was justing here. oh my word, she's running and being a kid. >> more on how makayla's world has changed after a life-saving lung transplant. >>> and bystanders looke

it's like going to maroon 5 concert and adam levine kept going, all right, time for another "jump" solo. it was also tim ryan, who for some reason, always seemed surprised when they tossed him a question >> i want to go to congressman ryan and turn to the subject of north korea >> i mean, my goodness, he looked like a long haul trucker desperately fighting to stay away 130 miles to tulsa maybe if i take off one shoe [ laughter e [ laughter ] ultimately, this was a deeply substantive debate that showcased genuine differences between the candidates on key policy questions no matter what you think of any them, one of them is going to go up against a guy whose slogan is basically -- >> i know nothing. [ cheers and applause >> seth: we'll be right back with more "late night," everybody. we'll be right back with more "late night," everybody. the whole production is on my surface laptop. it's very powerful, and just speeds up your whole day. it feels weird to be on this side of th [laughs] [ suspenseful music playing ] [ chanting ] are you ready? i'm ready. on my three. ok. [ screaming ] ♪ y

ramÓn: y ramón adame, gracias por estar con nosotros. vamos a comenzar con lo Último relacionado con el tiroteo de gilroy. la fiscalÍa de santa clara y agencias han convertido a la escuela primaria rocker, en un centro de ayuda para los familiares de las vÍctimas, así como para los asistentes que acudieron al festival y necesitan apoyo. palmira: asÍ es, los servicios son gratuitos. incluyen psicÓlogos y ayuda para los que hayan tenido gastos hospitalarios, y los que no lo puedan cubrir. todos son bienvenidos. los datos se mantienen en privado. >> no deben tener miedo sobre su estatus legal, nos preguntamos eso.nosotros no entregamos informaciÓn. palmira: representantes de la cruz roja tambiÉn estarÁn disponibles el centro de la primaria rocker para prestar ayuda a los afectados proteger. un psiquiatra compartiÓ su punto de vista. >> cuando esto ocurre, uno lo ve y lo vive. uno no puede superar esto. causa mucho estrÉs. palmira: recomienda hablar de lo sucedido para superar el trauma. si es suficiente, se sugiere buscar la ayud

doppler five adam housley. next inning, more trouble. reese hoskins but this pitch up in a way. a two run homer. philly gak wanted, 4-2. >>> give me cheeseheads to let me know that the rulers were in town. in oakland, topline, rays running. it is would win the game too. and matt olson at the plate, and let's go home. he swung at that like you had a good night sleep. his 22nd. rays wanted off to remain tied for the second wild-card playoff spot. it is up on three in a row. this was their second straight walkoff win. >>> the nfl, number 96 smashing through tackling dummies is clelin ferrell, one of the first round picks planted this past april. just like your uncle from here, did the defensive end hilda richmond, va. the spelling of his last name might throw you off if you try to pronounce it. >> the oakland leaders would like to pick clelin ferrell. it's the first name that people really be messing up. el, celin cleveland, but it is just clelin. beginning, venus williams in san jose was featured matz, silicon valley classic your court against bethany mattox sands. she took her th

i have called them the adam peaty race clinics. i believe a lot of kids love swimming and the technical stuff and learning how to swim, but kids love to race and being competitive. it's bringing that side out of them that they can capitalise on, just like me when i was younger, to have the opportunity to race me as well. they get to race you? !. yes the, they get to race me. that's not fair, a two length head start? project 55 starts now. congratulations. congratulations and well done. thank you. we will take a look at the weather now with carol kirkwood. and problems for people in the north of england. 18,000 lightning strikes recorded between eight in the morning and eight in the evening. that was yesterday, accompanied by torrential rain. north yorkshire had 50 millimetres of rainfall in just one hour, leading to flash flooding. it's because we had this area of low pressure coming from the south—west drifting north—east, and it's still with us today. similar areas across the north of the country are likely to see torrential

adam dickson ran a team of engineers working on the max. he says they were pressured to downplay new features. and by classifying them as minor, rather than major changes, boeing would face less scrutiny from the faa. differences on the max, the goal was to show that those differences were so similar to the previous design that it would not require a major design classification in the certification process. there was a lot of interest and pressure on the certification — and analysis engineers in particular — to look at any changes to the max as minor changes. when you drive a change in classification from major to minor, that reduces the scrutiny of the system in some ways that could impact safety. insiders at the faa were so concerned they sounded the alarm before the second crash in ethiopia. they told journalist dominic gates that boeing had misinformed the faa about the power of mcas. i had the story all written and ijust wanted comment from boeing, can you tell me about what you want to say about these flaws in this system? what di

hi adam look at that i dreamed of becoming a doctor. or it was very important to me. my poor heart i didn't i really wanted to go to school because. you know i'm very sad that i can't fulfill my dream. but i'm sad that because of this cotton i can't go to school. to a kitchen you'll actually pans most forms of child labor children are required to be in school up to the age of at least 15 but here in the heart and playing the authorities have never really come down on child labor no less and sarah's father of losing chaka by sends all his children to work in the fields over the course of the school year money is tight and he sees no alternative charges to burn and what other solution is there you know. if the state would help us out it would be different but as it is if we don't all work we won't get by most of. those on very low incomes can get state help in some cases but the amount varies and it doesn't necessarily increase with the size of the family as a result tens of thousands of families are forced to put their children to work regional development experts said

adam garber with the public interest research group: k you know, 10 minutes to freeze your credit, saving hours hd hours of time and potentially thousands of dollars. >> reporter: but consumer protection expert chris peterson says that's not enough. >> we need to place pressure on financial institutions to make sure they have the proper incentives to be certain they are designing their systems to be resilient to this type of theft. >> o'donnell: anna joins us tonight with what everyone wants to know-- if you're a consumer ourried about protecting your information, what do you do? >> reporter: norah, until some of those longer term solutions possibly come to pass, you may very well want to choose to freeze your credit. it's easy and free to do online at all three credit bureaus. but you will have to unfreeze it later if you want to apply, for example, for a new credit card or a loan. >> o'donnell: anna werner, thank you. we now turn to the dramatic westimony today when a top air force general denied sexually assaulting a one-time aid. general john hyten is nominated to become vice chairman

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but at the same time, you know, this is not the same thing we're getting for adam schiff. and also, can i just say did jared kushner not think that middle east peace was a hard enough puzzle? did he think that maybe giving the saudis the nuke would be -- >> would have more on later this show. >> one of the things i've been thinking about a lot this week is whether -- we've been talking about whether it's a strategy or a tactic or whether it's going to work or not work. i don't think it's about whether it's going work. i think it's that he is willing to rip the country completely apart. >> yes. >> in order to win reelection. he doesn't care about the consequences of basically ripping the scab off of white supremacy and racism in this country, which already is leading to violence, can lead to more violence. it's like a tinderbox. he is basically letting it go free, and he doesn't care if anybody gets hurt. that's the scary part for me. >> the story that he is hiding is that his son -- >> son-in-law. >> son-in-law got together with an american billionaire to profit from selli

hi adam ducked i dreamed of becoming a doctor. it was very important to me. more behind i didn't i really wanted to go to school because. you know i'm very sad that i can't fulfill my dream. but i'm sad that because of this cotton i can't go to school. to go. to a kitchen you'll actually fans most forms of child labor children are required to be in school up to the age of at least 15 but here in the higher end playing the authorities have never really come down on child labor no less and sarah's father of losing track of i send all his children to work in the fields over the course of the school year money is tight and he sees no alternative charges to bunim what other solution is there if the state would help us out it would be different but as it is if we don't all work we won't get by. those on very low incomes can get state help in some cases but the amount varies and it doesn't necessarily increase with the size of the family as a result tens of thousands of families are forced to put their children to work regional development experts said fenech spent

the finances right now and they're pushing for a swap involving several of their players in this is adam on a really the sticking point because probably sometime i have said that they wanant the casas. not swapping players so the saga is likely. to go on for much of the summer we'll l see what happens and wel see how much -- is what numbers come out of that that's our only big one say how is indeed that case and i thank you very much for that and that's what we leave it stay with us is on twenenty four okay don't compensate your locals. missing also have reined truee. to get the result the moneyey magazine. welcome to the laptop or not. he did a sixty two to be answerable to cash. welcome to a new addition i'm not a shelby and this week we're taking a look at france's attitude to wait. specifically because of the and of the scales well the french cliche of an effort to some trim population of this thing doesn't hold true. the country does seem to harbor a deep rooted to staying five which people especially here in the capital to the extent the since twenty seventeen paris city hall. as i

in riverdale, adam tuss, news e. >> nice. >>> a dozen students and their school bus driver expected to be okay after this crash in potomac this morning. now the bus was taking kids to camp when a work truck crashed into it here at river road and persimmon tree there were 40 students aboard. again, about 12 of them had to be checked out at a hospital, but we're told it was just a precaution. >>> a look at some of our other top stories. police jusrotowed an suv f the third street tunnel where traffic on the northbound side had been closed for more than three hours. it was just recently reopened. we're told a fender bender led to an argument between people in two vehicles and ended upith a man in one of the cars being shot of the investigators say they are looking for a dark-colored sedhat left the scene. we're workng to try to pull surveillance images of the vehicle in question. >>> president trump interrupted during a speech celebrating 400 years since virginia's first legislative assembly in jamestown. a state delegate there from herndon standing up and holding that sign that read depo

but adams was injured in the build—up. the wbo say the mexican has since suffered head and ankle injuries and is not able to "participate in active competition". stradivarius won the goodwood cup under frankie dettori to claim a third successive victory in the race. the five—year—old is trained byjohn gosden and made it eight successive wins. it becomes only the second horse after double trigger to win the two—mile prize on three occasions. american caeleb dressel was the standout swimmer of this year's world championships which finished on sunday. the 22—year—old won a record eight medals, with six of those gold and he also broke a world record which had been held by the sport's greatest ever champion michael phelps for 10 years. but who is the man behind the medals? bbc 0lympic sports reporter nick hope has been to meet him in florida. he isa he is a truly unique athlete, both in and out of the water stability you so pretty, yeah i really did get her as a joke, almost but i really did want some fresh x. you hea

in riverdale, adam tuss, news 1. >> big doings. optimistic ti frame, by th way, to open this project is late 2022. wendy? >> it's the hottesticket in town. tennis star coco goff plays in the first round of the city open today and team mcfly is live with mre on the scene around this tenniss sation. >> oh, it's cooking out there today and working for your health this evening. oreen gentzler reports on h to protect yourself from an >>> the city open is d.c.'s tennis traditionhi t year they are serving up excitement with coco goff. >> oh, boy, has she had a run. the tnis phenom playing her first tennis tournament post-wimbledon in washington. tommy mcfly is on the sceneith the latest. a hot afternoon.it she gave er all, but you've got an update for us, right? >> reporter: yeah, wendy, jim. breaking news just moments ago. coco lost to zarina diaz on this court next to me. got some new tennis friends we made. people who checked out the match. what did you think of it? >> good strokes and played >>we. eporter: good post-game analysis. tom

this leaked document was a 2009 diplomatic cable from the former us ambassador to bahrain adam airily published by wiki leaks it refers to meetings with senior bahraini officials at a time when several security related detainees were released from custody in brain . the american embassy expressed concern over prisoners receiving royal pardons say the early mother a slut and them a quilt the in a cell if we can leaks a little bit well it i wouldn't have the action may i think what is our been an attitude what in america who are behind me if it and we're mad what athena soon 100 in the what i meant more that silo i had just yet almost thought of as of was but we have here what the that a lot about the 2nd most them are and there you are very good here allison thought about how many it can at the end be cool had it to have occurred what was the thing here and to cut out and turn now to have a coal ash the yes you know it all i don't recall that i think based on what you said a think my words are pretty clear i think that the government of bahrain as i spoke to the attorney general and he