lewis and clark assumed these were just simple people, simple lives. they were going to tell them what needed to be told. we could move on, life was happy. these were very sophisticated people, too. they were having a rivalry for leadership between buffalo madison, black buffalo and the partisan, they were competing on who was going to represent the tribe to these explorers coming up the missouri river. they also wanted to control the trade up and down the missouri river. it was in la cota's best sfw not to approve trade up and down the riff. they got paid more from traders and trappers than indians up the river. of course american explorers, lewis and clark, they said we want you to trade with us, we want to trade. it wasn't in the best interest of lakota to do that. it was a competition between buffalo partisan and madison. that competition they didn't understand. the other thing lewis and clark did was left their best interpreter behind. early on they had a great relationship. here we are lewis giving what they dubbed his indian speech. they didn't

his name was aaron lewis. he was an unemployed truck driver who had been convicted of petty crimes in several states. to beverly's son, carl jr., he didn't look like a kidnapper. carl jr.: he just looks like a regular guy, and it's almost like, what did this punk want with my mom? like it didn't make sense. and so i almost was like, are we sure we have the right guy? andrea canning: detectives believed they did, but the roller coaster ride for beverly carter's family and friends was far from over. i can remember the feeling when he was captured. we were just all like, yes, ok, now where is she? come on. where are you? you know, we're ready to find you. andrea canning: as investigators focused on aaron lewis, they backed off on beverly's husband as a suspect. now detective allison was keeping carl in the loop. and he said, maybe we got him. and i said, well, where's beverly? he said, we're still questioning him. we're going to find out. we're going to keep [inaudible]. we're going to keep on until we find her.

so lewis and clark said, let's take them out on the boat, that will impress him. so they loaded him up on the boat and go out to the river and everything. and when they are coming back, buffalo -- the partisan's men grab a hold of the rope and symbolically say, you cannot leave. you cannot leave until you give us more things, more goods. and clark immediately got mad. he ordered guns raised. guns got raised. well, along the shores, you have to imagine, both sides of the river are filled with these american indians, men, women, children, watching what is going on, being part of the day. and weapons get drawn on that side. well, the good thing is that, at this moment in time, the leadership of black buffalo really shows. he steps forward, tells the warriors to let go of the rope, and they do. there is a pause. the tension goes away, and the moment of potential confrontation disappears. when president thomas jefferson sent lewis and clarke out on their expedition, they knew they were going to encounter american indians, and they wanted to provide a friendly appearanc

lewis and clark assumed these were just simple people, simple lives. they were going to tell them what needed to be told. we could move on, life was happy. these were very sophisticated people, too. they were having a rivalry for leadership between buffalo madison, black buffalo and the partisan, they were competing on who was going to represent the tribe to these explorers coming up the missouri river. they also wanted to control the trade up and down the missouri river. it was in lakota's best interest not to approve trade up and down the missouri river. they got paid more from traders and trappers than indians up the river. of course american explorers, lewis and clark, they said we want you to trade with us, we want to trade. it wasn't in the best interest of lakota to do that. it was a competition between buffalo partisan and madison. that confrontation, they just didn't understand. the other thing lewis and clark did was left their best interpreter behind with the lakota people. early on they had a great relationship. here we are lewis giving wha

although the lewis and clark expedition is a key to u.s. history, the idea of the expedition was to encourage american travel up the missouri river, and more american trade with the american indians. what the story is in south there is some interesting tales. first of all, when you come into south dakota you have sergeant floyd had just died where the current city of sioux city is. but where they got to what was now -- they elected patrick gass . ave, york, was allowed to vote in that election, highly unusual situation. they got to the top of spirit mountain, they saw their first bison. there was acres and acres of bison on this flatland. these areter member, men coming from the eastern united states, who were used to trees and forests, and hills and rocks. so this open plane was like, a farmers delight as well as a -- a hunter'st delight, with all these buffalo. and as they come up the hill, the youngest member of the expedition, at age 17, got lost. but the most important thing in south dakota was the encounter with the teton lakota. y hi

lewis and clark said, oh, take them out on the boat. so, when they come back, the partisan's men grab a hold of the rope and symbolically say you cannot leave until you give us more things, more goods. and clark immediately got mad. he ordered guns raised. imagine, the river is filled with these american indians watching what is going on. and weapons get drawn on that side. the good thing is for this moment in time, the leadership of black buffalo really shows. he steps forward, tells the warriors to let go of the rope, and they do. the tension goes away and the moment of potential confrontation disappears. when president thomas jefferson asked lewis and clark on the expedition, they knew that they would confront american indians and they wanted a friendly appearance with the american indians. they knew this would be key with this country. when they came up the missouri river, lewis and clark had peace medals with them. on the front face of the metal -- of the medal is the image of president thomas jefferson. on the back, his hands are

[applause] [applause] senator lewis: good morning. crowd: good morning! senator lewis: thank you for being here this morning. this congress has failed the american people. after aurora, trolls 10, now las -- must i. 100, a thousand, 10,000, one million? what is your blood price? how many more must die? how many mothers, fathers, brothers, sons, daughters, husbands, and wives, tell me what, tell me and tell us? what is the number? how many more dead bodies will it take to wake up this congress? there is no number is there? ,here is no amount of blood that death, or suffering will move this congress to act. we hold moments of silence and vigils. we offer our thoughts and prayers, but it is all a show, a placeholder until people forget and congress moves on rolling back restrictions to making it easier for mentally ill to purchase weapons. do not tell me otherwise. i have been around too long. i lost colleagues in mississippi and alabama to gun violence. easier for mentally ill to purchase weapons. we lost dr. martin luther king jr. to a man with a rifle. we

winner of the yamahas, lewis hamilton. recognise me now? i'm lewis hamilton. my ambition is to get formula one, definitely. i enjoy the speed. i like to be with all the big guys and i'd like to be making lots of money. it'sjust great feeling when you wake up and you think to yourself how did yesterday go? and you say i'm world champion and it's it the coolest thing to be able to say world champion. commentator: lewis hamilton is the 2014 world champion. oh my god. i can't believe it. i can't really explain how much this means. it means even more than the first one. commentator: lewis hamilton wins the us grand prix in austin. it's the greatest moment of my life. i can't really find the right words right this second to tell you how amazing this feels and just that i couldn't have done it without this team who have empowered me for the last three years and really taken me on board and really helped nurture me with the consider and just faultless. so i love you guys, thank you very much for everything you do for me. i feel like i conquered any demons, that if i m

[applause] congressman lewis: mr. miranda, we are in history to shape, to inform, to inspire and to move our people. tor play gave voice immigrants, to love and to the american dream. through "hamilton," lin-manuel, you have inspired people to be brave and courageous, to getting trouble, good trouble, necessary trouble, and i say, thank you. every day you move the souls of men and women, the young and old, and people of all races and regions. lin-manuel, you are so young [laughter] congressman lewis: so gifted and so talented. i know and my heart of hearts, and wisdom, will inspire generations unborn. i hope that you will continue to create, to challenge and to channel the voices, the hopes, and the needs of all people, regardless of their race, religion, sexual orientation, or gender identity. together, we must strive towards what dr. martin luther king called the beloved community. where love, peace, equality, and simple justice may infuse into the heart and soul of all of humankind. lin-manuel, with your dedication

let's talk about lewis hamilton. he may have only come ninth in the mexican grand prix but lewis hamilton is now the most successful british f1 driver of all time. quite something. john is in brackley, at the mercedes ho, where i imagine there would have been a bit of celebrating going on last night? good morning to you both. yes, sounds good, most successful driver ever. it is quite clear where we are, mercedes hq in brackley and one of the beautiful silver arrows. imagine this on your driveway, using it to commute in this bad boy. amazing. this is not a car that lewis hamilton won his title in. this was last year's model. nico rosberg did the business last year for mercedes. it was meant to be straightforward. lewis hamilton had to finish fifth. we were all watching the collision on the first lap between lewis and sebastian vettel, coming together, the pair of them. it didn't matter in the end, as he worked his way into night and as he worked his way into night and asa as he worked his way into night and as a resul

[applause] congressman lewis: mr. miranda we are in history to shape, to inform, to inspire and to move our people. heights gave -- to immigrants, to love and to the american dream. -manuel "hamilton" lin you have inspired people to be courageous, to get in trouble, good trouble, necessary trouble, and i say thank you. every day you move the souls of men and women, the young and old, and people of all races and regions. linevery day you move the soulsf men and-manuel, you are so young [laughter] congressman lewis: so gifted and so talented. i know and my heart of hearts, that your word and wisdom will inspire generations. i hope that you will continue to create, to challenge and to channel the voices, the hopes, and the needs of all people, regardless of their race, religion, sexual orientation, gender, identity. we must strive towards what dr. martin luther king called the beloved community. peace, equality, and simple justice may infuse into the heart and soul of all of mankind. -manuel, with your dedication we are

dakota is the heart of the lewis and clark story. it is so important there is so , much about american connections with american indians and how that went and how it could have gone. they are pushing up diplomacy, trade, the military strength. and their scientific exploration. it is all about importance with the lewis and clark expedition. their whole corps about what they were all about. >> all weekend long, american history tv is joining our cable partners to showcase the history e, self the coda. to learn more about the cities on our cities tour, go to c-span.org/citiestour. >> governor, thank you for meeting with us today. describe the state of south dakota? >> south dakota is an agricultural state. farm. up on a many people in south dakota -- i would say most -- are one or two dove generations immediately off a farm or ranch. touristlso a destination. we have the corn palace, lots of things that can bring tourists to south dakota. we are also a financial services locale. people would not think so, but in the early 1980's when th

lewis hamilton wins in suzuka qualification. lewis hamilton wins in suzu ka to qualification. lewis hamilton wins in suzuka to take a giant stride towards his fourth world title with victory in the japanese grand prix asa victory in the japanese grand prix as a vettel‘s title challenge falters. and tyrrell hatton becomes the first man to successfully defend his title at the alfred dunhill links championship. good evening. scotland's hopes of reaching russia 2018 failing fast as they take on slovenia in a crucial world cup qualifier which is under way. a win will guarantee them a play—off place, and they made the perfect start, leigh griffiths giving them the lead in the first half. scotland, having won their last three group matches, brought themselves back into contention, but is leukaemia pulled one back, and while a draw wasn't going to be enough for scotland, it got even worse when he scored again. around 15 minutes to go, and with slovakia 3-0 15 minutes to go, and with slovakia 3—0 up against malta, they would ta ke 3—0 up against malta, they would take that cruc

it was racing against lewis and racing with lewis. i won it in 2009. now we are racing to this british tea m now we are racing to this british team with so much history. we were both world champions, both british. a lot of pressure for us to succeed. we have good times and bad times. he was always a tough competitor. when your opponent is switched in the final days of preparation for a majorfight, it's not ideal. that's been the challenge for world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua who will defend his title next saturday against frenchman carlos takam. it's his first fight since his dramatic victory over two—time heavyweight champion wladimir klitschko in april, a victory, he says, made him see himself as a true champion as austin halewood reports. i became a champion because of what i went through. i didn't need the belts to rent —— to represent what a champion has to go to. klitschko retired on that fight. almost six months on from his defining victory against klitschko, the british boxer sees himself as a true champion and he is ready for his

team radio: get in there, lewis, beautiful work! with his lead now 59 points, hamilton's bubble seems unlikely to burst and he could even be crowned champion in america in a fortnight. tyrrell hatton has become the first player to successfully defend his title at the dunhill links championship in st andrews. his final round didn't start well. and eased to victory, finishing the tournament on 2a under par, three shots ahead of his closed rival — fellow englishman ross fisher, who shot a final round 11 under par 61. it's tyrrell hatton‘s first win of the season, and he receivesjust over £600,000. saracens have returned to the top of rugby union's premiership with a 38—19 defeat of wasps. chris wayles and jamie george both crossed the line with little more than ten minutes gone as saracens led 18—7 at the break. george then came up with two further tries, the last complete with bonus point saracens won 38—19. it's the first time since 2014 that wasps have lost four consecutive league matches. caroline garcia has overtaken br

nobody was taking the win from lewis hamilton. an incredible year so far, i was not expecting the pace we had on sebastian this year, i mean today. but the car felt fantastic, got the right balance at the start, three to 90, right balance at the start, three to go, three mortar win. the banners might have been a bit premature but fifth in mexico next weekend and the title will be his. now to the english premier league where we've seen emphatic wins for both tottenham hotspur, and arsenal on sunday. tottenham are now level on points with manchester united in 3rd. they thrashed liverpool, 4—1 at wembley. harry kane scored twice — as mauricio pochettino's side dominated early on. son heung—min was on the scoresheet, as well as dele alli. in a match that set a premier league attendance record. liverpool are now 12 points off the top after 9 games having won just once in their last six league matches while spurs are just 5 off the pace ahead of their next league match which will be away to manchester united on saturday. we were v

i'm sure lewis likes it, as well. not just racing sport. i'm sure lewis likes it, as well. notjust racing his team—mates. well. notjust racing his team-mates. he has been in a very good team with a very good package. nevertheless, at the end of the day, you've got to drive the car, you got to bring it to the finishing line. what an achievement for lewis hamilton. onto football... england's under—17's have returned from india following their world cup success, with lots of silverware. they came from 2—0 down in the final in kolkata to beat spain 5—2 on saturday. our sports news correspondent richard conway went to meet them at heathrow airport. we thought as the tournament went on, we looks like we got stronger and stronger. we improved that. all scorelines got bigger. beating spain in the final, that's an amazing feeling. i think he will say the same, to be honest. yes, everybody had the confidence we could win it from day one. we showed that, really. the goals. from day one. we showed that, really. the be. 5. from day one. we showed that, really. - the be. talking

lewis hamilton, focused on a top—five finish that he knew would clinch a fourth world title. but in one of the most dramatic starts this year's championship has seen, hamilton, who began third, collided with title rival sebastian vettel in the first few seconds. radio: flat tyre.

and congressman john lewis. now a senior voice of the civil rights movement and as always, he'll have plenty to say about resisting and how he deals with the trump agenda. we'll talk to him later about his role in the gun debate after the horror in las vegas seven days ago. but first, can america truly confront its love of guns when it is constantly employing every political excuse not to? as the questions mounted this week following the deadliest mass shooting many say in american history, the white house turned to the conservative bogeyman of black on black violence in chicago and other cities to distract from a topic it does not want to discuss. all while overlooking how guns from the heart land have been flooding the inner city for years. joining me now is jason johnson, politics editor for "the root" and an msnbc contributor. and paul barry of "night life with paul berry iii" and a former congressional candidate of missouri's first district. jason, when we raised this issue again after these horrific killin

i don't like how baltimore is treating ray lewis. it is disgusting that want to take down his statue. i don't feel that is right. guest: it is interesting the way you talk about ray lewis praying. i don't necessarily disagree with that. the reaction to that is totally different from when tim tebow to knee and said a he was praying. i appreciate the call. thank you. host: good morning, democrats line. go ahead, victoria. caller: good morning. can you see why we are taking a knee? i won't recite the rest of the poem i wrote. where is the outrage when the united states flag is being flown next to the confederate flag, and people are chanting and carrying torches and spewing vile comments? to me that is the most disrespect, and we may need to fly the flag at half mast until all of this is resolved. we should be in mourning or what is going on in our country. guest: you are right. when people use symbols from the past that trigger a lot of emotions, putting the confederate battle flag, i think they should be more sensitive to the response

and intelligence chief following the latest attack in mogadishu dozens for left dead and wounded plus lewis hamilton has clinched the twenty seventeen formula one world championship after the running of the mexican grand prix on sunday. and sarah harmon welcome to the show and thanks for joining us a massive anti independence rally has just wrapped up in the heart of catalonia tens of thousands of people demonstrating in barcelona for unity spain this after the spanish central government imposed direct rule over the region in the wake of the catalan regional parliament's move to trigger independence well the latest from our correspondent just a moment but first this report. the they took to the streets of us a learner in the hundreds of thousands the spanish flag held high the call for national unity coming just two days after the catalan declaration of independence the where all spanish they say catalonia belongs to spain they call themselves the silent majority for days they've kept quiet now they want the world to hear their message for a united spain against a breakaway catalonia many f

lewis hamilton finished second — but extends his lead in the championship standings. tom clarkson reports. this was the 19th and last malaysian grand prix, because the race is not on the 2018 calendar. everybody wanted to lay on a good show, and the sport delivered with its fifth different victor of 2017. nick parrott reports. 0n pole, with his title rival, sebastian vettel, at the back of the grid, this race was lewis hamilton's to lose. but mercedes had struggled, and the briton's lead lasted just three laps. red bull's max verstappen charged through with the confidence of the multiple world champion he overtook. that's how we do it! with verstappen no threat to hamilton's title ambitions, that wasn't too troubling. but vettle's surge through the field was. the german repeatedly broke the lap record on the way to the fourth place. victory was the perfect birthday present for verstappen, who turned 20 yesterday. a great start to a new decade, well done! it was bittersweet for vettel — the crash damaged his ferrari, and repairing it could mean a grid penalty next we

four time world champion, lewis hamilton does it! ninth place sealing history for britain's sporting superstar. radio: i'd like to thank everyone in the team, i'm just so grateful for your hard work this year, god bless you. it was not the brighter wanted. but i never gave up, and that is what is important. get going until the end. -- it important. get going until the end. —— it was not the start wanted. i hold this out to my family and to god and thank, as they said, my team. for those who have witnessed hamilton's rise from humble beginnings to global celebrity, this is a racing driver who already transcended his sport, but tonight, he became the best that britain has ever had. dan roan, bbc news. in spain, real madrid lost in girona on sunday. the spanish champions travelled to catalonia amid the turbulent political situation with the region seeking independence from the madrid—based government. the home fans rightly celebrated the victory over zinedine zidane's side. they'd been one down but came back to win 2—1. it was r

this could have been a raise lewis hamilton wins fourth world title. but the opening lap was dominated by so many different collisions. sebastian vettel‘s red ferrari hitting lewis hamilton's silver mercedes. both needed a pit stop in the opening lap. hamilton for a tyre change. he was asking his team if sebastian vettel hit him on purpose. max verstappen currently leads ann hamilton is in 19th at the back of the grid with sebastian vettel in 11. it is very complicated, he the grid with sebastian vettel in 11. finish ery complicated, he the grid with sebastian vettel in 11.finish second plicated, he the grid with sebastian vettel in 11. finish second to cated, he the grid with sebastian vettel in 11. finish second to keep, he the grid with sebastian vettel in 11. finish second to keep his: the grid with sebastian vettel in 11. finish second to keep his title to finish second to keep his title hopes alive. lower than that and it will be lewis hamilton clinches his fourth world title. we will give you an update on that later in the programme. but first

max has stopped in may have started third on the grid but with mercedes driver lewis hamilton struggling for pace the dutchman easily what took him to stop and who just turned twenty a day ago went on to win in dominant fashion much to the delight of his team and family making this his second career formula one when. it was. as for the title race ferrari was dealt a double no kimi reichen and failed to start after experiencing technical trouble and sebastian fettle started dead last in the race even though he managed to pull his way up to fourth he still finished behind championship beaten lewis hamilton who came in second. the mercedes drive anon has a thirty four point lead over effect in the driver's standings but the title rhesus hide this stage been long to the dutchman. on the car racing on a more modest scale taiwanese spectators turned out sunday for a sporting about that called for determination imagination and a very sturdy helmet soapbox racing teams navigated treacherous five hundred meter tracks on the homemade soap box cars the bumps and curves proved a bit too much for a f

sebastian vettel at the back of the grid, this race was lewis hamilton‘s to lose. but mercedes had struggled, and the briton‘s lead lasted just three laps. red bull‘s max verstappen charged through with the confidence of the multiple world champion he overtook. with verstappen no threat to hamilton‘s title ambitions, that wasn‘t too troubling. but vettle‘s surge through the field was. the german broke the lap record on the way to the fourth place. victory was the perfect birthday present for verstappen, who turned 20 yesterday. a great start to a new decade, well done! it was bittersweet for vettel, the crash damaged his ferrari, and repairing it could mean a grid penalty next weekend in japan. it wasn‘t the result that hamilton hoped for, but he extended his championship lead to sa point. we‘ve got some work to do with the car. obviously we didn‘t have the pace today, this weekend. there is still work to do, races ahead. the sum that we can for sure when. we‘ve just got to keep pushing. of course he has more to lose than me in the championship. f

lewis-hall's family is heartbroken. lewis-hall was a graduate of anacostia high school. she was a big fan of michael jackson. since the pop star's death, her front porch has been a shrine to him. "the washington post" even wrote about it. happening today-- first daughter invanka trump will rub elbows with some of the most powerful women in the world. trump is set to attend the annual forbes most powerful women's summit, along with arianna huffington, former deputy attorney general sally yates, general motors ceo mary barra, and others. trump also already knows the keynote speaker. canadian prime minister justin trudeau will speak tonight about the importance of gender equality. tonight's gala will be held at the smithsonian american art museum. developing now-- we are entering the final stretch before virginians head to the polls to pick their next governor. the two men vying for the job faced off in a final debate last night. republican ed gillespie and democrat lieutenant governor ralph northam squared off at the university of virginia. here are a couple of the exchang

lewis hamilton has displayed an instinct for decision, switching teams for example. he has surprised us before. seven world titles is the all—time record and as long as lewis hamilton retains the desire to stay ahead, the world must show a greater capacity to catch him. and the sport depends on the excitement of that pursuit. time for a look at the weather. here's philip avery. and frost setting in this morning. yes, not just and frost setting in this morning. yes, notjust in scotland, it was minus three in this location and minus three in this location and minus five celsius elsewhere. the seeds of that were put in place yesterday. that northerly with the cold air flooding down across the eastern side of the british isles. if it is not your thing, but this high pressure drifting in and then drifting away to open the floodgates to something a good deal milderfrom the atlantic. so it was a sunny and cool start, yes.

the driver who hit lewis-hall stayed on the scene. some prince george's county residents are banding together, calling for an end to domestic violence. they gathered last night at the word of life christian center among the crowd.. the family of andrea grinage . police say her boyfriend, laquinn phillips, poured gasoline on her body last month, and set her on fire. she gave birth to a baby girl, seven weeks early.. and remains in the hospital. phillips was arrested. people at the meeting are petitioning for a nationwide domestic violence registry.. similar to the sex offender registry. they say it would help potential victims avoid horrifying encounters. today crews in the district will be busy working to move one of the oldest structures on the national mall. the lockkeeper's house was built over 180-years ago. today crews will use a hydraulic lift to move the bulding about 50-feet back from constitution avenue. it's all to make room for a brand new visitor-friendly entrance surrounding time now for weather - rain chances through fri

. >> the lewis and clark expedition is key in u.s. history. the idea of the expedition was to encourage more american travel up the missouri river and more american trade with the american indians. the story is in south dakota, there -- when you come to south dakota, you have certain floyd who just died. employed -- sergeant floyd had just died. the first election held in south ,-- further up the river they had to go see these devils, but once they got to spirit on what did they see? acres and acres of bison and flatland. these are men coming from eastern united states who are used to trees and forests and hills and rocks, so this open plain was like a farmer's delight as well as a hunter's delight. further, the youngest lost., age 17 got the most important thing was an encounter with the lakota. it couldorians believe have been the end of the becausen -- expedition of our misunderstanding. lewis and clark were walking into a very difficult political situation among american indians. boatswain clark assumed these clark assume and these were si

like our award recipient, congressman lewis found a way to teach history. "march" is presented in graphic or comic book form. it's a great read. we now sprint the 2017 freedom award to lin manuel miranda. lin will you please come forward. on behalf of the u.s. capitol his tosh cal society we want to present to you tonight the 2017 freedom award to you lynn manuel the miranda, in recognition of your achievement of continuing the origins and vitality of constitutional ideals through creative art and education, by empowering americans across generations and origins to see themselves in our past. you have fostered the spirit of engagement. thank you. [ applause ] . congressman lewis, would you like to make a few remarks? thank you, thank you. >> good evening. thank you, mr. chairman. i'm proud to join you in congratulations, mr. miranda, in receiving this great honor. you sigh, i was a champion of the arts long before i was elected to congress. those who really know me understand that i love history. and i adore the arts. as said on occasion that without music

a reproduction of meriwether lewis's silverplated expedition pocket compass. it is on the you and our american exhibition on the american presidency and we have brought it out here for you to see. lewis and clark used this compass to help guide their journey across a new country. this compass was one of the few instruments that survived their harrowing trek. may it continue to help you -- thehe african people american people toward greater knowledge and freedom. tom: thank you. [applause] tom: look at that. one quick observation about lewis and clark. i actually grew up on the missouri river. and was an important artery in my childhood, and then when i was seven years old, we moved to a remote part of south dakota. that is not an oxymoron, by the way. it came up that stretch and they talked about it, the diaries the captain stephen ambrose's book and i cannot tell you how many times i would go down and walk along there and try to imagine what it was like because they were against the current, which could be strong. the other thing that was going on in the grea

the sport team are busy, all eyes on lewis hamilton at the moment. how is it going, jess? it's been a very distinct scum grand prix and that is where we will start. good evening, everyone. such drama and the mexican grand prix, lewis hamilton hoping to clinch a fourth word title of course. the race started with sebastian vettel‘s red ferrari colliding with hamilton's silver mercedes and as a result, they both needed to pick on the opening lap, leaving them way down the field. currently max verstappen leads the race and sebastian vettel is in sixth and hamilton is in 11th. 18 laps of the 71 remaining. calculation is all very confusing but we have worked out that sebastian vettel needs to finish second with hamilton tents or lower for the finish second with hamilton tents or lowerfor the german finish second with hamilton tents or lower for the german to keep finish second with hamilton tents or lowerfor the german to keep his title hopes alive, otherwise the title hopes alive, otherwise the title goes to lewis hamilton. we will keep you up—to—date later. 0nto football

lewis-hall stayed on the scene. at this point there are no charges -- dc police say the death is still under investigation. turning right now to the crisis in the caribbean. nearly three weeks after hurricane maria hit, the death toll has climbed to 45. meanwhile-- at least 113 people are still missing, and almost 90-percent of the island still doesn't have power. thousands of army soldiers are now on the ground helping to deliver supplies. last night, house lawmakers unveiled a bill that would provide more than 36 billion dollars in emergency hurricane relief. 5 billion dollars of that would be ear-marked for puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. happening today-- the public is about to get it's first look at a multi-billion dollar development project. the district wharf is opening today. planners say this is just phase one of the project that will tu however-- today you'll see new restaurants- and a new theater- already sold out for the foo fighters concert tonight. beware of traffic. the best advice- ditch the

and lewis hamilton claims pole position of the japanese grand prix in says zucker the most sadie's driver well on track to claim his fourth career championship with just five races left. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with us it's been a day of anti kremlin protest across russia with police arresting over a hundred opposite. activists in several cities and st pete. police breaking up a rally called by jailed opposition leader alexei navalny around sixty of his supporters was detained as they demanded she be allowed to leave next year's presidential election. also argy say the protests which coincides with questions lighting up two thousand and six say the run. along the line now from some places but i've got russia correspondent emily show and emily you've been monitoring the day's events that bring us up to speed with what's been happening. because of the protests today were largely peaceful people assembled on the field of bars around. six p.m. session time. they were kind of waiting by and then eventually people started moving and things got a little

also this morning: commentator: lewis hamilton does it. lewis hamilton races into the record books by winning a fourth world title. good morning. i'm at the mercedes f1 headquarters, meeting the team that helped him sweep to victory.

it was racing against and racing with lewis. that was the big challenge because he had won the world championship the year before me, iwon world championship the year before me, i won in 2009 and then we are racing for this british team with so much history, both british watch champions, there was a lot of pressure on us to succeed. “— champions, there was a lot of pressure on us to succeed. —— both british world champions. we had good and bad times but he was always a tough competitor. he was extremely fast and probably the quickest guy that has ever driven a formula 1 car. what has it been mike watching him this season the cover looks like it has been a pivotal last couple of races for him, he has gone clear of sebastien vettel, do you think he will win the world title this year that also what have you made of his time at mercedes? he has changed a lot. his character has changed and i think his confidence in his ability has changed, which is good to see and, yeah, he is one of the older statesman now of the sport and i

mr lewis has been criticised by female mps on both sides of the house. the labour party says the language "completely unacceptable". our political correspondent iain watson is in westminster. completely unacceptable but what will the labour party do about it? well, nothing, formally, sophie. clive lewis‘ friends are saying, look, that expression was said at a boozy event on the fringes of the labour conference, but he has been condemned by individual mps within his own party. harriet harman described the remarks as inexplicable and inexcusable. tonight, the conservatives are trying to shift the focus onto labour‘s leader. justine greening has sent a letter to jeremy labour‘s leader. justine greening has sent a letter tojeremy corbyn, calling on him personally to denounce clive lewis and also to tackle what she calls misogyny in labour‘s ranks. but as i understand it, jeremy corbyn is gay to try to avoid being dragged into this row. ——jeremy avoid being dragged into this row. —— jeremy corbyn is going to avoid being dragged into this row.

and formula one history beckons for lewis hamilton if he can win the united states grand prix. plenty of talking points in rugby union, formula one and cricket, but we're going to start with football, and specifically everton. european football's governing body, uefa, has charged the club with "aggressions by supporters against players". during everton‘s defeat to lyon in the europa league, an everton supporter carrying a child was involved in a confrontation with a lyon player. evrton have now banned that fan and contacted merseyside police, who are investigating. their defeat also heaped more pressure on manager ronald koeman, who was in defiant mood today. 0k, pressure on manager ronald koeman, who was in defiant mood today. ok, i watch television, i am sometimes on social media, i know what is going around, and that is normal, because thatis around, and that is normal, because that is football, and i don't step back, i go forward, and let's hope ever what three points, and after sunday everyone will be more happy than may yesterday. —— maybe yesterday. well, 5 live's

the man that lewis hamilton has to watch is sebastian vettel. his only rival for the title has had a torrid day so far. of pace and off track, he was fifth in the first session and if he finishes that lowdown on sunday the title will be hamilton's, no matter what. nick parrott, bbc news. the big match in the premier league this weekend takes place at old trafford tomorrow lunchtime. second place manchester united take on tottenham who are behind them only on goal difference. united suffered a surprise defeat at huddersfield last weekend, while spurs have won their last four league matches — but they'll be without harry kane for tomorrow's game. kane has scored 13 goals for spurs in all competitions this season but suffered a hamstring injury during last weekends win against liverpool. it's a huge blow for spurs. let's hear the thoughts of both managers starting with tottenham's mauricio pochettino. i'm not happy, i'm disappointed. harry is our main striker. he's one of best players. if not at totte n ha m , of best players. if not at tottenham

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move and give them support on machetes dr lewis hamilton went into sunday's u.s. goal pretty with a chance to seal the championship but he faced a stern challenge from closest rival sebastian fettle on the often track. fourth world title was just fifty six laps away for lewis hamilton if only he could manage to hold on to pope position. but ferrari driver sebastien faddle who would also have to finish outside the top five for hamilton to lift the title took the lead on the first corner. but it was short lived for the german driver hamilton managed to regain the top spot on lap six. the mercedes driver who is battling for his fifth win in six years at austin never looked back he held a clear speed advantage before winning the race ahead to fettle hamilton who was awarded the us grand prix by former president bill clinton will have to wait until this weekend in mexico to try and win this year's championship. and there were some bizarre scenes in venice as an unknown look took out the city's annual marathon about twenty five kilometers into the race and leading group

lewis-hall graduated from anacostia high school. she'd worked worked at the u-s capitol for decades. less than a year after it was passed - the d-c council is considering changes to the city's paid leave law. today, the council will begin debate about revising the law. the key issue - changing who pays for those benefits. under the current law, the program is funded by a payroll tax on employers. today's hearing is to consider other options that could be more business friendly. falls church native and nasa astronaut "mark vande hei".. getting ready for his second spacewalk on the international space station this morning. this is video from last week's space walk. today - vande hei and fellow astronaut randy bresnick will continue working on repairs to the space station's robotic arm. the astronauts head out just after eight a-m. walking dead fans listen up! today, stars of the hit t-v show are headed to d-c, with a special gift. cast and production executives are donating memorabilia from the show to the american history. items incl

michael lewis will be our guest on sunday on "in-depth." have in common is they are interesting characters situations.ng if you can attach the reader to the character at the beginning of the book, they will follow that character anywhere. trust me, there is no one in america who will want to read my description to collateralize debt obligations. want to know -- it is a powerful mice, you know, the origins of literature. >> mr. lewis is the author of several books including "liar ," the big short, the undoing project. coming up sunday. live news-3:00 p.m. on c-span two. former independent counsel ken starr compared his investigations of the clinton administration to the current investigations of the tramp administration during a discussion that the annual texas tribune festival in austin. other panelists included a former director of the u.s. ethics office, the former spokesman for attorney general eric holder and others. this is just over one hour. [applause] >> look at that. everyone. it to see you at the gathering here today entitled "tru

more than half a second slower than lewis hamilton. he topped the time sheets in both practice sessions. hamilton can wrap up the championship early if he finishes first or second on sunday. other results go his way. —— if the results. on the rugby union and bath's hopes of reaching the quarter—finals were boosted with victory against the scarlets. rhys priestland punished his former club by kicking all of the points in the 18— 13 victory. for most of the last century winning this match meant winning this doll and the rights to dress it in your colours. arad doll would be more practical. it was difficult to see straight and kick straight. most of rhys priestland's career was spent in wales. progress was meant to be slow but the scarlets bill kerr title win. one after another, steve evans title win. one after another, steve eva ns to title win. one after another, steve evans to the line. bath edged back. the local knowledge helped them and they passed their host. it then began to open up. rhys priestland had skills in first foot

watch "in depth" with author michael lewis, sunday, live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on ook tv on c-span2. sunday night, on "q&a," pulitzer prize winning biographer and author of "alexander hamilton," on chernow and his new book ulysses s. grand. >> hamilton was young and dashing and handsome and romantic, a perfect leading man for a musical. grant, grant is a different kind laconiche was plain and and the charisma of grant was that he had no charisma. the drama very sauven that he was not dramatic in different situations. he's no less fascinating but it's kind of a much more, you know, subtle character. in that respect reminded me much more of george washington that george washington had a similar kind of reserved,

team radio: get in there lewis, brilliant work! with his lead now 59 points, hamilton‘s bubble seems unlikely to burst and he could even be crowned champion in america in a fortnight. nick parrott, bbc news. leeds rhinos have cemented their standing as the most successful side in super league history by winning an eighth grand final. the rhinos used other experienced —— the rhinos used other experienced to wind 2a—6, winning for the first time since 201a. england may have made sure of their place at next year‘s world cup, but a route to russia via the play—offs remains a possibility for the rest of the home nations heading into the crucial final round of qualifying matches. wales and northern ireland are second in their respective groups, as are scotland, who are in slovenia ahead of their match at five o‘clock today. after victory against slovakia on thursday, the scots know another win will secure their play—off place. as soon as i walked off the pitch, as soon as i walked in the dressing room, i could sense it al

and lewis hamilton seals his fourth formula one world title after a day of drama in mexico city while all the details. i'm brian todd. i'm a savory warm welcome to the show well a month ago iraq's autonomous kurdish region defied the central government in baghdad and held a referendum on independence kurds overwhelmingly backed a separate state but that move triggered quick retaliation with troops from baghdad seizing key cities and oil wells now president masoud barzani the man who has championed independence for decades is stepping down in a moment we'll be hearing from debbie is funny for shar who's been in the region first let's look at the mood amidst iraqi kurds. outrage in the kurdish capital protesters here in erbil forced their way into the parliament building as lawmakers voted to approve barzani his resignation. many here feel he's being mistreated after fighting for kurdish independence for decades. barzani's long struggle for a separate kurdish state culminated in last month's move to secede from iraq he wanted that vote to be his legacy instead it's provoked baghdad to c

last year, nico rosberg pip lewis hamilton to the title by a mere five points. nico rosberg then retired from the sport. he told us this week about the length that he went to to beat hamilton last year. it was all about tiny margin is making a big difference. we are so won the edge with our driver weight, because the car is overweight, so lennie waite that we lose on our body, it will make us drive faster on the track, and there is a really scientific calculation — one kilo body weight is three hundredths of a second per lap, sorry, 400. lewis had a great run before the summer break and i think he took the championship lead from me before the break, so i really gathered my thoughts, every possible motivation, and i said, i will stop cycling because i might be able to lose those leg muscles. we had a four—week gap will stop so, no cycling, and i lost one kilo. after the summer break, we got to japan, andi the summer break, we got to japan, and i was on pole position by three hundredths of a second, and one kilo was four hundredths. who knew the secret7 cyclin

it is all about lewis hamilton. good afternoon. hamilton is the history—maker — he‘s now the most successful british driver in f1, and we‘ll be asking how many more ttiles he can win. banksy. and all the weather. it is chilly. it certainly is. this was the scene in glasgow this morning.