>> miller: yes. a lot of red cups, like a typical fraternity scene. >> whitaker: do you remember having fun at the party? what were you doing? >> miller: i was dancing on top of a chair. and my sister was sort of coaxing me down, to stop embarrassing her. >> whitaker: chanel has never denied she drank a combination of whiskey, vodka and champagne. you drank until you blacked out? >> miller: uh-huh. >> whitaker: she came to about four hours later in a hospital surrounded by nurses and a police deputy. she had abrasions all over her body. her hair was tangled with pine needles. >> miller: i had no idea how to put those pieces together. >> whitaker: how did they tell you what they thought had happened? >> miller: all they said was that i had been found, and that somebody had been arrested. and that he had been chased down because he had been acting hinky. "hinky" was the word the detective used. >> whitaker: did they tell you where you were found? >> miller: behind a dumpster. >> whitaker: what they did

miller: always death. we have no way of intervening yet, to slow the progression. >> whitaker: as f.t.d. corrodes the brain, it also eventually causes bodily functions to shut down. that's what leads to death. but bruce miller is optimistic, pointing to promising research both in his lab and funded by n.i.h. grants to scientists around the country. >> dr. miller: suddenly we have interventions and research that are going on, that give me great hope. >> whitaker: when might you expect a breakthrough? >> dr. miller: i'm hoping in the next five years, that we will have very powerful therapies in certain variants of frontotemporal dementia that may stop it cold. >> whitaker: tracey lind and emily ingalls have no idea whether any breakthrough will come in time to help them. if not, tracey will eventually lose the ability to speak at all, and then, the ability to swallow. >> lind: the not being able to swallow part; that's what's really frightening. so i try to live in the present moment. >> ingalls: i'm not ver

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. >> her name is chanel miller. she is ready to tell her story. >> reporter: and newspapers my name was unconscious, intoxicated woman. 10 syllables are nothing more than that. but chanel miller want you to know who she is . what she went through in her own words. >> i had to force myself to relearn my real name. >> reporter: this is a glimpse of the woman we knew as emily doe. later this month miller sits down with 60 minutes. she has worked on a memoir that will be released two days after the interview. the title, know my name. >> it is hard because brock turner is the face of the story. >> reporter: a student at stanford university went to school with them and the sexual assault took place in 2015. >> i think the focus was constantly shifted from her and her suffering. >> she is an incredibly talented writer. and an incredibly strong young woman. >> reporter: the stanford professor led the successful recall of the judge. after he sentenced turner to six months in jail in which he served only half. but the advocac

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look at this herman miller gained 52% for the year steel case is up 24% and i think both stocks could have a lot more room to run. but that still begs the big question if we've got a slowdown in the economy, how the heck are these two office furniture companies performing so well if business is slowing, how does it make sense? shouldn't they be getting hurt if executives are pulling in their horns, spending less money? it turns out it's a lot more complicated than that. i love this kind of story. i want you in on it. you know herman miller is the maker of really high end office company like the aeron chairs with the lumbar support. i got one. i love it. as steelcase is the leading supplier of furniture and arc cher with the reputation for durability and reliability never have to throw out a steelcase. for most of the year, herman miller has been a phenomenal reporter just a phenomenal performer, putting up series of excellent quarters steelcase gave suboptimal reporting in march and both times the stock did get hammered but last week herman miller and steel of case each reported spect

." >> reporter: this is chanel miller in her own words. hir four years she was known as "emily doe." rs but i am not just a drunk otctim at a frat party found phind a dumpster. >> reporter: "60 minutes" correspondent bill whittaker orterviewed miller for a story that airs later this month. they were there when she recorded her powerful impact statement for the first time. three years ago, those same words were directed at brock g.rner during his sentencing. t i had to force myself to relearn my real name, my identity, to relearn that this is not all that i am. >> reporter: in 2015, turner assaulted miller outside a fraternity party at stanford university after she blacked out from drinking. there were eyewitnesses. turner ran away, and there was ctysical evidence. a jury convicted turner on three charges of felony sexual assault. but a judge who could have given the former stanford student up to 14 years in prison decided on six months in jail. before anyone knew miller's name, she had support from around the world. her words, "you took aw

but dropped a plan for a memorial plaque rejecting a quote from miller's impact statement and c will. friday students plan to formally announce their use of august meanted reality meanted augmented reality to project it there anyway. i just checked the amazon list, it's number five on the best seller list. >> a lot of people want to read her story. thank you very much. >>> today president trump making his voice heard addressing the united nations in new york. . world leaders including boris johnson. president trump shared a stern message directed at iran while touting what he calls the accomplishments of his administration here at home. nbc's g wh a closer look. >> i am the immense privilege of addressing you today. >> reporter: as president trump stands to address kings, presidents, and leaders from around the world, his speech is framed by a growing global crisis, how to deal with iran. after allegations tehran ordered attacks on oil fields i iran's blood . growing calls fr impeachment amid reports he tried to convince the president of the ukraine to investigate political rival joe

chanel miller reading the victim impact statement that became a central point in the etoo movement. the central figure in the brock turner case is coming forward in an intervow with 06 minutes to reportedly reclaim her voice. >> i think that is a problem that many sexual assault victims have. that the act of sexual assault itself takes soft woman victim's autonomy. >>> miller came to prominence during the brock turner case in 20151. turner was a stanford swimmer accused and convicted the following year of three counts of sexual assault. the judge sentenced her to six moos in jail which touched off a firestorm of protests and ultimately lead to the judge's recall. >> your honor, if it is all right for the majority of this statement, i would like to address the defendant directly. >> miller's victim i'll pact statement read in open court and now saturated the internet. experts say it helped usher in the #me too movement. >> she has provided leadership already even without identifying herself, but when people come forward and put their name to an issue, they are essentially exercising

miller has written a memoir entitled no my name. she says it was her decision to come forward to share her story and put a face to sexual-assault back in 2015 miller's case made headlines when she was sexually assaulted by stanford student and star swimmer brock turner you see him here during sentencing miller, read an impact statement. they went viral. turner faced 14 years in prison but was sentenced to just 6 months in jail, he serve just 3 months for quote good behavior that sentence led to an uproar that sparked a recall campaign against the judge in the case. miller now says she's been writing the memoir for the past 2 years. and then it will be released. later this month. the ride-sharing company lyft is facing a new lawsuit. the claims that is not done enough to protect riders from sex-assault bombshell allegations here and this evening we have just received a response from left kron four's charles clifford reports. >>well here in san francisco attorneys representing a 14 women have filed this criminal complaint in superior

we are introduced to chanell miller. >> reporter: until now, no one knew her name, but chanell miller has had a lasted impact on this campus. there's a permanent memorial to what happened to her here, plus her case has helped shape policy on this campus and far beyond. >> you don't know me, but you've been inside me. >> reporter: for the first time, chanell miller stepped in front of the cameras, revealing her identity and new details of her ordeal in her memoir entitled know my name. she reads from her victim's statement that had a profound impact on her attacker brock turner and the judge in her case. >> i had to force myself to relearn my real name, my identity, to relearn that this is not all that i am. that i am not just a drunk victim at a frat party found behind a dumpster, while you are the all american swim artery a top university. haven't today the dumpsters have been moved away, and a memorial garden and fountain mark the spot where turner assaulted miller before passers bicame to her aid. to the case sparked a recall of the judge. she said that miller's story will have a p

her name is chanel miller. now the sexual assault survivor known for the past four years as emily doe is reclaiming her identity.>> i had to force myself to relearn my real name, my identity, to relearn that this is not all that i am. >> the woman at the center of the brock turner case has written a book and stepped into the spotlight.>> the case gained national attention and a major backlash against the judge, but throughout the ordeal, the woman who was attacked never revealed her name. now chanel miller is stepping forward with her name, her face, and her voice.>> in newspapers, my name was unconscious, intoxicated woman.>> reporter: the words have become familiar, the face and voice behind them, now seen and heard for the first time. drain 24, reading the victim impact statement that became a center point in the sex assault five movement, the center figure in the brock turner case is coming forward in an interview with 60 minutes to reportedly reclaim her voice.>> i think that is a problem that many sexual

chanel miller's memoir of "know my name" will be re hour, what happened in the courtroom that really fortified her resolve to write this memoir, and put her story out there in her own words rather than letting it be heard from what happened. >> hopefully that aided in her healing a little bit. >> she said she struggles, it's been four years but she seems like a bright, young woman and hopefully she'll be okay. >> strong woman indeed. thanks, kris. 6:06. >>> new overnight, britain is backing the same conclusions the u.s. has in the recent drone attack on saudi oil facilities. prime minister boris johnson says the uk is putting the blame squarely on iran. iran still denies responsibility and today iran agreed to release a british flag oil tanker. its navy seized more than two months ago in the golf. johnson made his comments ahead of his arrival in new york for this week's united nations summit. which president trump will also atte attend. >>> democrats are this morning demanding a whistle-blower complaintbo adms to speaking with ukraine's president about joe biden and his son. sarah d

. >> reporter: with red flag alert, oakland fire department closed down joaquin miller park to visitors, allowed a film crew from netflix to continue shooting but required to hire a separate fire watch team with them. >> pay attention to the weather, if the wind picks up, maybe not barbecue at that point. >> reporter: wants more phones. to sign up for alerts not just bringing in more engines, want people to give them a call if they see anything that could cause a fire. >>> breaking news, one lane of northbound highway 17 at summit road in san jose is blocked because of overturned big rig. sky7 over the scene, live pictures. crash happened an hour ago, tow truck on the scene, trying to right the rig. traffic situation, chp says going to need to close all lanes briefly. will get worse before it gets better. no word of what caused the crash, no injuries reported. >>> south bay, two people died from flu. one a child who had been healthy. flu season barely beginning. chris is live from san jose with the story. >> reporter: to start, reason this is a bit unusual is it's only september. often

and miller stayed quiet for years. but with her new book, chanel miller is now sharing her stldy with the w we met in new york earlier today. chanel, thank you so much for being he t the under. nk you verying if me, amna. >> nawaz: i want to ask you about the story you lay out in nawaz: when you wake up ingin an unfamiliar place and you have no mory of the nighbefore, and a deputy turns to you and says, you're in the hospital and there's reason to believe you have been sexually assaulted. what goes through your mind att? that mom >> i was in complete denial. i think you can't acct immediately that the entire trajectory of your life has just changed. you want the believe that you can retuor to youdinary life that you were on some sort of notrack and that you wil that's what i wanted to believe. >> brangham: at the time, we should clarif you had no idea that the night before, as you said, when you went to a party th your sister, you passed out and had been assaulted. >> uh-huh. >> brangham:. >> nawaz: you don't learn thi

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before anyone knew miller's name, she had support from around the world. her words, "you took away my worth, my privacy, my intimacy" from her 12-page statement reached millions. northwestern university law professor deborah tuerkheimer says it was a turning point that preceded the me too movement. >> i think is very powerful for this woman to have come forward publicly to give her name to a story that so many people know about and to publicly reclaim her voice. >> reporter: we knew her story. now we know her name. because of the outrage over the light sentence, the judge in the brock turner case was the first judge in california to be recalled by voters in more than 80 years. as for chanel miller, her memoir, titled "know my name" is scheduled to come out september 24th. norah? >> all right, jericka, thank you so much. and you can see bill whitaker's full interview with chanel miller when it airs on "60 minutes." that's september 22nd. >>> coming up, a new government report reveals the mental health toll liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! shhhh. i to

this morning the supreme court has heard from the appellants for campaigner gina miller, who had lost her case. this afternoon it will be the appellants for the scottish case, where its highest court found mr johnson's actions unlawful. tomorrow, it's the turn of the respondents — the uk government in the gina miller case and advocate general. and on thursday there will be interventions from former prime minister sirjohn major, whose lawyers will makes his submission to the supreme court. let's go to ben brown who is at the supreme court. demonstrators from both sides of the brexit divide are here outside the supreme court, the highest court in the land. the decision made by the ii judges here could have profound implications legally, constitutionally and politically. this morning the court heard claims that borisjohnson sees parliament as an obstacle and potential threat, and he suspended it in order to silence it. richard lister reports. the suspension of parliament by a new government is usually a routine affair, but not last week. as conservatives filed out to shouts of shame on

miller has written a memoir entitled no my name. she says it was her decision to come forward to share her story and put a face to sexual-assault it was in 2015 the miller's case made national headlines when she was raped by stanford student and star swimmer brock turner during sentencing miller, read an impact statement that went viral. turner face 14 years in prison but was sentenced to 6 months in jail. he only served 3 months for quote, good behavior. miller says she has been writing the memoir for the past 2 years and that it will be released on september 24th. a developing story tonight is been a long slow way for a storm that is really taking its time and keeping everybody guessing where and when hurricane dorian will strike again whitney wild is in jacksonville florida tonight where they are under a tropical storm warning. >>here in jacksonville were slightly inland where bands of wind and rain have been rolling over the city for hours now we expected the winds will peak until 10 o'clock tonight. the other expectation is tha

miller has written a memoir entitled know my name. she says it it was her decision to come forward to share her story and put a face to sexual-assault you might remember back in 2015 miller's case made headlines. she was sexually assaulted by stanford student brock turner during sentencing miller read an impact statement which went viral. and her face 14 years in prison, but he was sentenced to 6 months in jail and only served 3 months for quote good behavior that sentence led to an uproar that sparked the recall campaign against the judge in the case. miller says that she has been writing them in law for the past 2 years and that it will be released on september the 24th. >>police are searching for a suspect who stole a laptop computers from a bay area elementary schools. >>oprah winfrey will be making a stop in the bay area details on her new mission and when you can get tickets ahead 10 next to 6.30 we talk one on one with the coast guard investigator about the southern california dive boat fire. >>details on what he says happens n

. >> a live report on how chanel miller is doing. >>> plus president trump admitting to speaking with ukraine's president about joe biden and his son as a whistle-blower controversy reaches a boiling point. coming up in a report from capitol hill what white house speaker nancy pelosi is now demanding. >>> and fall is here but temperatures not falling just yet. a heat-up is headed our way sparking fire concerns. we're live with possible mandatory shutoffs for thousands of bay area residents. "today in the bay" continues right now. good thing it continues because i was a little bit late this morning. >> a little bit. >> we had your back. >> i went to bed early last night, too. >> that's the problem. >> that's the problem, off the schedule, but here i am. >> back together again. all right, right now this morning we want to look at what you can expect with weather. first day of fall today, so the weather is not necessarily agreeing. >> not yet, not yet. we are going to have some hot temperatures headed our way. here is a live look outside in walnut creek, at least we have the cool start w

. >>> city of oakland has closed joaquin miller park because of the high fire danger. signs are posted at all park entrances and trails. >>> looking to beat the heat, san francisco is offering free admission to city pools. free through wednesday. normally scheduled activities continue as usual. stay on top of the temperatures and advisories where you live online at abc7news.com and with the abc7 news app, easy and free to download. >>> two people have died from complications from the flu. one of the victims an adult with other risks. child, previously healthy likely contracted the virus traveling overseas. not known if either received a flu shot. centers for disease control estimates 80,000 people died in 2017/'18 season, 80% not vaccinated. >>> bay area's high housing costs contributed to the homeless crisis. in one neighborhood there's boulders on the sidewalks so no room for tents. >> helpful or harmful? go and vote to weigh in. 81% are saying harmful. votes will update in realtime as the votes come in, open to 7:00 tonight. >>> luz pena with a story from clinton pa

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we are introduced to chanell miller. >> reporter: until now, no one knew her name, but chanell miller has had a lasted impact on this campus. there's a permanent memorial to what happened to her here, plus her case has helped shape policy on this campus and far beyond. >> you don't know me, but you've been inside me. >> reporter: for the first time, chanell miller stepped in front of the cameras, revealing her identity and new details of her ordeal in her memoir entitled know my name. she reads from her victim's statement that had a profound impact on her attacker brock turner and the judge in her case. >> i had to force myself

. >> louis: it begins and ends with chubb and miller. this is really where they make their money here. the obvious passing downs. >> steve: and we get a look at hunter renfrow. went to college at clemson, the national champions. he's in the game on third and four.out and able to complete tn grant. they're going to give him a forward progress for the first down, gain of five. >> brian: niced down of the gam. third and five, you get the protection orchestrated. nice job by o guys to keep an eye on, williams, brought over from the chargers, and darren waller, number 83, both haveo step up in the absence of antonio brown. >> steve: two tight ends in for oakland. waller and moreau, the rookie out of lsu. carr, first down, across the middle. it's grant, second down and short. >> louis: carr trying to play in rhythm, get the ball out of his hands quickly. he wants to negate the pass rush that people are worried about with chubb and miller. being rhythmic, on time delivering the football. you see him trying to establish that right away. >> steve

but now, chanel miller is speaking out about her life after former stanford university swimmer brock turner was convicted in 2016 of sexually assaulting her. in an exclusive interview with "60 minutes" tonight, miller talks about her outrage at his short sentence. >> as chanel spoke directly to her assailant in court, she says she noticed people crying. brock turner wouldn't look at her. >> your damage was concrete, titles, degrees, enrollment. my damage was internal. unseen. i carry it with me. you took way my worth, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety, my intimacy, my confidence, my own voice until today. >> after she spoke her last words, judge ar the judge handed down his sentence. citing the defendant's good character, the fact that he had been drinking and the impact prison would have on his life, the judge sentenced turner to six months in jail with good behavior, he would walk free in 90 days. >> the prosecutor had been asking for six years. >> yes. >> how did that hit you. >> i was in shock. i just put aside a year and a half of my life so he could go to county jail fo

now chanel miller is stepping forward with her name, her face, and her voice.>> in newspapers, my name was unconscious, intoxicated woman.>> reporter: the words have become familiar, the face and voice behind them, now seen and heard for the first time. drain 24, reading the victim impact statement that became a center point in the sex assault five movement, the center figure in the brock turner case is coming forward in an interview with 60 minutes to reportedly reclaim her voice.>> i think that is a problem that many sexual assault victims have, the act of sexual assault itself. >> miller came to national prominence in 2015, turner was a stafford swimmer, accused and convicted of following your three counts of sexual assault. the judge sentenced turner to six months in jail which touched off a firestorm and ultimately led to the judge's recall. >> your honor, if it is all right, for the majority of this statement, i'd like to address the statement directly. >> write in open court and now for the broadcast interview, it helped usher in the # meet you, movement. >> shoes provided leade

chanel miller. she released her book today. and people rushed to get it at the campus bookstore. marianne favro is live with what people are doing to show support. >> reporter: it's called "know my name". 357 pages of her own story written in her own words. and today more than 100 students signed a petition saying that they wanted to support her too and make sure her words are heard. >> my name is chanel, and i am with you. >> reporter: no longer in the shadows, chanel is telling her story. students rushed to the campus bookstore to buy a copy of "know my name." more than 450 students also signed an online petition to show support. >> it's really important to us as students that we signal to her that the student body here still has your back. we support you 100% and we're going to be with you in this fight for justice. >> reporter: specifically, they want stan fshd to pford to put e at this garden. there's no plaque because the university rejected her preferred quote. the students developed a different way for people to see miller's words. >> we realize we could use augmented rea

her real name is chanel miller, and she's come forward with her story in a new memoir >> i'm not just a drunk victim at a frat party found behind dumpster while you are the all-american swimmer at a top university, innocent until proven guilty with so much at stake. you cannot give me -- you cannot give me back the life i had. >> the book titled "know my name" details miller's frustration over the legal system that she says is broken. her case led to the recall of the judge who sentenced turner to six months in jail, of which he served three. you can see chanel miller's full interview with bill whitaker on "60 minutes" on september 22nd, right here on cbs. >>> and coming up on the "morning news" now, a connecticut man suspected of murdering his estranged wife faces a new charge. >>> and brexit. the bid for a general election falls short. this is the "cbs morning news." this is not just the flu. it's meningitis b... and you're not there to help. while meningitis b is uncommon... once symptoms appear, they can progress quickly and can be fatal... sometimes within 24 hours. before you se

a few months ago, gina miller, the businesswoman who was so gina miller, the businesswoman who was so central to this case, who brought the article 50 case three yea rs brought the article 50 case three years ago and has been a real thorn in the side of the government for a number of years of a brexit, she came out of the supreme court victorious to loud cheers for her supporters. good morning, everyone. todayis supporters. good morning, everyone. today is not a win for any individual because, it is a when parliamentary sovereignty, the separation of powers and the independence of our british courts. crucially, today's ruling confirms that we are a nation governed by the rule of law. laws that everyone, even the prime minister, is not above. do not let the government played down the seriousness of the judgment today. a unanimous judgment. they have spoken unequivocally. and what i say to the prime minister is to repeat lady hale's words, the order was a blank piece of paper. parliament was not prorogued. mps should turn up for work tomorrow and get up with scrutinising this government

right so that was gina miller the face in many ways although this campaign to challenge the action taken by the prime this is a hugely controversial action to parochial suspend parliament rory challenge outside and do the miller thanking her legal team but she didn't mention.

well, joining me in the studio now is gina miller. your request, your call was thrown out, are you absolutely adamant however, that you go on? if i could correct that. it wasn't thrown out, it wasn't dismissed, the case wasn't dismissed. we didn't get a judgment in ourfavour, it dismissed. we didn't get a judgment in our favour, it wasn't a win or lose, what we did get was an acknowledgement that the case has serious merits and a referral up to the supreme court on the 17th of september. what we now have is a very important case, especially at this time when prorogation will be back on the table next week. in front and centre. when we believe this request for prorogation was a abuse of the prime minister's powers. we are seeing everyday things are changes in polymer should be sitting there. it is a crucial case and will be heard in the most important and highest court in the land. so, whilst it wasn't a win, it wasn't to lose either. we would argue it is being heard in the right place, to be heard in the supreme court. that is extraor

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miller. >> henry alfred miller jr. >> joel miller. >> michael matthew miller. >> nicole carol miller. >> phillip d. miller. >> robert alan miller. >> robert cromwell miller jr. >> benny millman. >> charles m. mills jr. >> ronald keith milstein. >> robert j.minara. >> william george minardi. >> louis joseph minervino. >> thomas mingione. >> wilbert miraille. >> domenick mircovich. >> rajesh mirpuri. >> joseph d.mistrulli. >> susan j.miszkowicz. >> paul thomas mitchell. >> richard d.miuccio. >> jeffrey peter mladenik. >> frank v.moccia sr. >> louis joseph modafferi. >> and my brother, alan cornwell, it's been 18 years, and i haven't missed a year, you're always in my heart. with your brother, and your sister, and your niece, your nephew. and your great nephews, and your great niece. we love you, and god bless the united states of america. >> and my brother-in-law, jayesh shah. it's been 18 years since we put a bookmark in the book of life and held this spot that you were forcefully taken away from us. i look forward to a moment when our souls can reconnect and we can share the wonder of

miller. >> henry alfred miller jr. >> joel miller. >> michael matthew miller. >> nicole carol miller. >> phillip d. miller. >> robert alan miller. >> robert cromwell miller jr. >> benny millman. >> charles m. mills jr. >> ronald keith milstein. >> robert j.minara. >> william george minardi. >> louis joseph minervino. >> thomas mingione. >> wilbert miraille. >> domenick mircovich. >> rajesh mirpuri. >> joseph paul thomas mitchell. >> richard miuccio d. >> frank mnuchin senior. >> lewis joseph minnerinoh. >> my brother, alan, it has been 18 years. haven't missed a year. you are always in my heart. with your brother and sister and niece and nephew and late nephews and your great-niece. we love you and god bless the united states of america. >> and my brother-in-law, it has been 18 years since we put a bookmark in the book of life and held the spot you were forcefully taken away from us. i look forward to a moment when our souls can reconnect and we can share the wonder of these chapters. your spirit of love, adventure and compassion live on in your three children. you would be immensely

tomorrow it's the turn of the respondents, the uk government in the gina miller case and the advocate generalfor scotland. and on thursday there will be interventions from the former prime minister sirjohn major whose lawyers will makes his submission to the court. our home editor mark easton looks back at the day's events. but the country voted, didn't they, to leave? where does power lie in this troubled land? how can you be so stupid? you tell us lie, after lie, after lie! with the brexit rift in noisy evidence outside the uk's supreme court today... all rise. ..inside, the 11 most seniorjudges in the land sat in courtroom number one to consider that question, and make it clear they were not there to judge the merits of brexit. the determination of this legal issue will not determine when and how the united kingdom leaves the european union. a month after becoming pm, was borisjohnson‘s request to the queen that parliament be suspended for five weeks a ruse to silence mps opposed to a no—deal brexit? scottish judges did think it stymied the house of commons, ruling it unlawful.

i am matt miller miller in berlin. boris johnson has three crucial u.n.s for his first general assembly as prime minister. crisis in the middle east. climate change. and selling a post-brexit britain to the rest of the world. but the big challenge maybe on the homefront. , labour to the bbc party leader jeremy corbyn pledged he would put a credible brexit deal to a referendum but he dodged the question of which way he would campaign. that we get an agreement fulfills the five points system, i have said all along it would be a credible offer to put before the british people. matt: joining us now from the labour party conference is anna edwards, my cohost on the european market open. it seems he is trying to unite the labour party. : not an easy task. we are here in brighton. i was reminded how close the eu is. as the salty air blue win this morning. and divisions over the brexit looms large over this party meeting. chairman a carbon speaking about his vision for brexit. but do not expect a clear line from him. this is t

there has only been someone on of miller. there has only been someone on the ucla blog and myself on the same policy exchange site, he had pushed back a bit. academic opinion seems to be leaning one way. thejudges will not opinion seems to be leaning one way. the judges will not care about that. iam sure the judges will not care about that. i am sure they care about what you say. the pointjoanna cherry was making, if the prime minister here can suspend parliament for five weeks, what's to stop any prime minister ever, our unwritten constitution prorogueing parliament forup toa constitution prorogueing parliament for up to a year? there are multiple occasions where parliament needs to provide many full government. there are waypoints when the government cannot avoid coming back to parliament. it is possible six months could be a problem. in paragraph 66 of the divisional court judgment they thought, it was not a useful way to approach this kind of case. many academics think that is a mistake but that is an intelligible way to

chanel miller is releasing a book about her attack a stanford. for the past four years, she is only been known to the public as emily doe. is a law professor, michelle led the successful recall of the judge who sentenced turner to 6 months in jail. it was miller's decision to go public. >> many people will gain a greater understanding of the experience of sexual assault victims from reading the book. i think it is important to remember that her case is not unique. >> this case led to judge christie being voted out of office in a recall as many call turner's six-month jail sentence a slap on the wrist. >>> a man accused of intentionally driving on a sidewalk will be in court. is expected to enter pleas to a counts of attempted murder and two additional charges of a crimes. rustic interstate was back in april when he targeted three pedestrians waiting to use a crosswalk because he thought they were muslim. he faces life in prison if convicted on all counts. >>> jury deliberations continue this morning and the go ship warehouse trial in oakland. the

nick miller there, he will be with us nick miller there, he will be with us later for the weather in great britain. schools in england which have been previously been rated as "outstanding" will no longer be exempt from inspection, following concerns about falling standards. around 300 schools haven't been assessed for more than a decade, but the department for education said bringing inspections back would ensure parents had up—to—date information. alexandra mackenzie reports it's the beginning of a new school year. time for the education secretary to unveil what he calls a raft of new measures for schools in england. high performing schools will receive funding to provide more support for ones that are struggling. top—rated schools will no longer be exempt from routine ofsted inpections. some have not been inspected for a decade. and to turn around the most challenging schools, a new specialist academy trust is to be piloted. this will help those that have been underperforming for some time. this comes just after the prime minister's announcement of billions of pounds of extr

right up against steven miller. steven miller saying his three years potentially as form udable as the aulsh folmost four decad- >> who is paying him? he has been having to talk about this for months going back to march and april talk about the need for ukraine and the need for journalists to investigate biden and what hunter biden was doing in ukraine. he is neck deep in this thing. it's interesting to see how he handles it. there is talk that the house may try to subpoena him. it's going to be quite a fight moving forward. we're going to hear an awful lot about rudy's activities. >> the play book, the energy that we might expect coming from the white house. you heard the energy in the little bit that we played. >> it is. i think the other strategy is delay, delay, delay. what the administration learned during the mueller investigation and since the report is just delay. this is where i think it's very important for democrats to lean in. the democrats have what they need. the president's first statement after the s

the attorney bundle, i'm giving up on miller. can you give me the ms numberagain? it is miller. can you give me the ms number again? it is 246. thank you. so the decision letter from the decision—maker setting out his reasons, not saying i agree with the suggestions you put forward, nicky da costa, in the memo, one cannot presume, and i feel that da costa, in the memo, one cannot presume, and ifeel that was da costa, in the memo, one cannot presume, and i feel that was the approach being suggested by my lord reid, thatjust approach being suggested by my lord reid, that just because approach being suggested by my lord reid, thatjust because it is set out ina reid, thatjust because it is set out in a memo by a special adviser or director of legislative affairs as to these are various reasons we can give as to why we might prorogue, that they were in fact the reasons for prorogation. .. this doesn't bear to be suggesting reasons that you can give, this isn't, as it were, providing an alibi, it is giving advice to the prime minister. but it doesn't mean to say that precisely so, i