that got lost. >> doesn't that politicize it, alice. like you said full stop, listen, i'm sorry, bad choice of words, i should never have used it. i should have known better. boom, done. then when you bring the whole other thing in, it politicizes it and excuses, sounds like you're trying to excuse something you said by adding another layer on top of it. i know that was bad, but this is worse. that's not a real apology. >> there's no excuse for it. that being said, that's why my advice would have been go out there, clear the air, make your apology, move on. pivot and let's get back to politics as usual and go into the primary. but the best answer to this and the best response is to apologize, acknowledge that what you said was insensitive and move on. >> thank you for that. once upon a time, don, i worked in -- in 1976, i worked in the campaign in new york, last democrat i worked for, for quite a while there. the party moved away other policies. he won by a percentage point. the next morning, james buckley the incumbent senator had a pr

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and i'm alice and i'm too small. how digital devices have transformed, all our lives. transformed all our lives. and throwing away millions, the couple that almost binned their lotto dream. and coming up on bbc news. after england were bowled out early, sam curran stars in the field, as day two of the first test against india at edgbaston. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. interest rates are going up for only the second time since 2009. the bank of england's monetary policy committee voted unanimously for the rise, from 0.5 to 0.75%. the increase had been expected, despite concerns over household debt and a slowing of the property market. it means more than 3.5 million mortgages subject to variable or tracker rates will become more expensive. but it's good news for some savers. here's our business editor simonjack. the road to rising interest rates has been a very slow one, like the tarmac on this road near lincoln, rates have been flattened for nearly ten years. that changed today for one main reason,

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yes, alice? >> yes, mr. chairman. a little bit of humor in all of this process. we have laws, so you want to counted again, to put a dagger in my heart, but that is ok. do we have the superdelegates here the ones who got elected , and the ones you appointed, maybe they should pass on the first ballot. [laughter] >> just laughing. [laughter] [applause] chairman perez: thank you. once the votes have been cast, we will go to our next speaker. ♪ [chatter with music] ♪ once again and reminder, please sign your ballots. and another reminder, those of you who, like me, are in favor of the proposal, should vote no. those who are proposed to the -- those who are opposed to the changes regarding superdelegates should vote yes. ♪ chairman perez: one more point to make sure you know, if you are given a proxy by someone because they thought they weren't coming and they are here, please do not vote that proxy. it makes for a much longer counting process. and we don't want that. [chatter with music] ♪ chairman perez: has everybody given their vote or their ballot? have

. >> and he tweeted as well, alice, that the senate was going to go ahead and adjourn on monday pernod dylan nominations after the left pushback on moving the package to cut the august session by one week. what was going on there? >> there was negotiation between mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer that sent them over a package of nominees. and mcconnell wanted confirmation of the 12 judicial nominees by executive appointments. and if the democrats agreed to it they would have had to come back next week. that would've been good for the democrats because you're a bunch of democrats running in tough races. and stay said donald trump carried by big margins in 2016. so you get back on the campaign truck. schumer came under heavy pressure from the left. in fact, brian fallon, the executive director of one of the advocacy groups, he was tweeting, urging people to call senate democrats and kill the deal. it's interesting we have a former senior chuck schumer aide now working for an advocacy group pressuring democrats not to agree to nominations package. joe manchin iii, from west virginia said

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alice roosevelt longworth just lives forever an. i was at an antique shop in georgetown about a year ago, and there she was, in oil, staring down at me. so, next question? junior wase ted posthumously awarded the medal of honor for his actions at utah beach? just the metal of honor. -- gets the medal of honor. one of the only father and son combinations with the medal of h onor. aboutetrusza: question is ted junior and tr getting the medal of honor posthumously. tr, i think, got it under clinton. talk of himme getting it early on, before the presidency even. towas probably deemed to the -- to be too political. nation's'sot the highest military honor. going once, twice, sold. >> [applause] >> this sunday on oral history, we continue our series on women in congress with former democratic congresswoman eva clayton. >> night interest -- my interest in the agriculture committee, my service, and even my members' and finallyo me, their acceptance of me. and they did. committee that because i was a ranking member, i also made a contribution

leave out publicly alice and me will ya know me but i'm simply. oh yeah someone you know you may say. come when your hair is growing. just. a pair of shoes is in the mine in may but we were also in and they found two. media down two in. arizona. formulas a little. later on the list of really he said. i'm going to go whoa it. saturday the oh is lame. wasting away our lives to. be on that up and. i'm going to office just around the corner lying back to see how long it will obey that i'm not even a year old only bigger loading. with a. lot of litter all but i'd be either gag order the same as it i promote the live. i don't eat. or see the. man i'll take then i tell ya the end but again now me i'm. almost a being and. if they already. ganging. up on. people killing then all of. the ladies love their hands. and just mean a few then to someone looking. at i'm going to. be cool. in the. room but i'm a nobody not a person. the one i will. get everybody all my people. on the floor of the. garden so millenia plastic. from the barrel the end of them or a app

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>> here is the other side of alice in wonderland. there are grants called the school support and academic enrichment grants that she is proposing seriously, instead of the mental health services that those would provide. they provide funding for community schools like lebron james's school in ohio. they provide arts and anti-bullying training. -- if you wantg to buy guns for your school, you can take school support and academic enrichment funds. host: how many of those funds are out there? guest: i do not know that so i will not make up numbers. it is a lot of money. host: this is a federal pot of money? guest: it is a federal pot of money. people need to understand what the federal department of education was designed to do. we do not have a national school system. we have state run systems. 60's, where you had some states that had segregated schools, or you had lots of states that said we do not serve special ed children, or girls are not allowed in these programs, only boys, the federal role was to combat discrimination, to make s

but that video footage of alice was just unbelievable. mike: a low point for your colleagues was because of the border. what was your view? ms. trump: yes, that was a low point for me as well. i feel very strongly about that and i am very vehemently against family separation and the separation of parents and children. so, i would agree with that sentiment. i think immigration is incredibly complex as a topic. illegal immigration is incredibly complicated. i am a daughter of an immigrant. my mother grew up in communist czech republic. but we are a country of laws. so, you know, she came to this country legally, and we have to be very careful about incentivizing behavior that puts children at risk of being trafficked, at risk of entering this country with coyotes, or making an incredibly dangerous journey alone. so, it is, these are not easy issues. these are incredibly difficult issues, and like the rest of the country, i experienced them in a very emotional way. mike: the last question, then we're going to have jonathan swann. have you ta

alice roosevelt longworth just lives forever. i was at an antique shop in georgetown about a year ago, and there she was, in oil, staring down at me. so, next question? >> i believe ted junior was posthumously awarded the medal of honor for his actions at utah beach? he and his father -- his father, tr, gets the medal of honor. there are only two father inside combinations with the medal of honor. him and the macarthur's. mr. pietrusza: question is about ted junior and tr getting the medal of honor posthumously. which unfortunately is one of the most popular ways of getting or unpopular ways of getting the medal of honor. tr, i think, got it under clinton. there was some talk of him getting it early on, before the presidency even. but because it was probably deemed to be too political he did not get it. they both got the nation's highest military honor. going once, twice, sold. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [capti

take very seriously how to from the professor africa and asia stand to lose out most let's rope in alice singapore correspondent linda hong what's the agricultural impact on asia right now. well then you see in asia you can actually there are a lot of developing nations and you don't really have a lot of money to develop infrastructure into and that's actually one of the problems that the farmers might be facing but take note that this is actually not the first time that farmers in asia have actually faced such a dry problem in twenty sixteen weather wasn't so great identity there's actually been the food crisis worldwide so to counter this problem for instance in asia vietnam and indonesia they actually have. subscription services for farmers at less than one dollar u.s. a month you can actually get information on climate and as well as food prices and also there's also been quite a bit of financial incentives putting money into. incentives to actually create more of us as well as to counter this with artificial conditions such as sunlight and humidity ben linda what about my home count

said alice. and you're bringing a documentary as your second choice? yes, mixing things up. this one is certainly for film fans. citizen kane was voted the number one film six decades in a row, the best film ever made. orson welles is often cited as the best film—maker ever. certainly in terms of images. well, mark cousins, a well—known film historian who worked at the bbc, he discovered a treasure trove of orson welles‘ sketches and he got them out and realised what we see in the sketches often translated into his films, such as touch of evil, which we are seeing here, which starred a great orson welles performance. it's a beautiful love letter to cinema. it is also very pretentious, which is what you want from mark cousins — i wouldn't want it any other way! very esoteric, but you also learn a whole lot about what cinema can do, how it connects to the world, the shapes and motifs it can trigger. it's a real cineaste‘s trove as opening up that trove must have been for mark cousins, and finding clues to orson welles, what he calls his visual thinking. we often say

so we have princess alice, who is his daughter by his first wife. and then we have daughter ethel by his second wife, edith and then four sons. ted junior, who is a harvard graduate, goes off to work in the carpet mills of connecticut and on wall street before, before going to training in plattsburgh in upstate new york. his friend from his eight days in washington, general leonard wood has established a training program for the upper class. and ted junior, tr's oldest son is instrumental in getting his come patri compatriots from the harvard club, to train to be officers. so he's going to go off to france. he's going to serve on pershing's staff before going onto the front lines, as will his younger brother, archibald, archie. so they will go off to france to fight. also going off to france, or eventually, is kermit. kermit is the son, sort of dark and brooding. alsoal chotic. which is a problem in the roosevelt family. not with tr. kermit had a company, tr to africa and to the amazon, he doesn't get to go with the american army. he joins the briti

troops from afghanistan the rumor is there's already been some direct contact at least we know for sure alice wells went to qatar last month where the taliban's got a political office i'm confused the armed group has all but regained its might which not so long ago are in them a reputation of out reich islamist barbarians in america and pretty much all over the world we acted and the taliban no longer is in power in afghanistan which is not only good for the security of the free world it is incredibly good for the people who suffered in afghanistan on the barbaric rule time flies u.s. administrations come and go fair enough but the things the people in charge say about insurgents today could be totally different tomorrow taliban this taliban that the taliban are fighting isis and we encourage that because isis needs to be destroyed. oh so they're good for something at least if it's about knocking out islamic state yet just a few months earlier general nicholson said the taliban's fight against dyess was a piece of russian propaganda we see here a narrative that's being used that grossly exagg

[throat clears] say hello to your fairy godmother, alice. oh and look they got gain scent beads and dryer sheets too! >>> jabs, upper cuts and hooks. we're talking about a boxing coach out in richmond. he has taught it all for nearly three decades. >> but his lessons outside of the ring that have helped his students fight their own battles. you got to make him pay for that, there you go. shere you go. >> reporter: ther a difference between fighting and boxing. >> a l of people think boxing is just throwing punches, it's learning to catch punches and doing the slip. this man took me into the gym when i was 8 years old, took me into the gym and that's where it started. bend your knees, bend at the waist. >> reporter: and t continued here athi t boxing academy. the 59-year-old former amateur box boxer known as coach, teaches these yngsters to box. greatness is more than just winning in the ring. with hundrs of his students have done a lot of in his 39 years as coach. >> there'is e >>. >> reporter: he gets a little emotional when he thinks about

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and i'm alice and i'm too small. how digital devices have transformed all our lives. and almost throwing away millions — the couple that binned their lotto dream. interest rates are going up for only the second time since 2009. the bank of england's monetary policy committee voted unanimously for the rise, from 0.5 to 0.75%. the increase had been expected, despite concerns over household debt, and a slowing of the property market. it means more than three and a half million mortgages subject to variable or tracker rates, will become more expensive. but it's good news for some savers. here's our business editor simonjack. the road to rising interest rates has been a very slow one, like the tarmac on this road near lincoln, rates have been flattened for nearly ten years. that changed today for one main reason, wages are on the move. after years in the doldrums they are rising at 2.7% per year, faster than prices going up in the shops, as employers struggle to recruit and retain staff. that prompted the bank to raise

troops from afghanistan the rumor is there's already been some direct contact at least we know for sure alice wells went to qatar last month where the taliban's got a political office i'm confused the armed group has all but regained its might which not so long ago or in them a reputation of outright islamist barbarians in america and pretty much all over the world we acted and the taliban no longer is in power in afghanistan which is not only good for the security of the free world it is incredibly good for the people who suffered in afghanistan on the barbaric rule time flies us administrations come and go fair enough but the things the people in charge say about insurgents today could be totally different tomorrow taliban this taliban that the taliban are fighting isis and we encourage that because isis needs to be destroyed. oh so they're good for something at least if it's about knocking out islamic state yet just a few months earlier general nicholson said the taliban's fight against dyess was a piece of russian propaganda we see oh a narrative that's being used that grossly exaggerates

said alice. and you're bringing a documentary as your second choice? yes, mixing things up. this one is certainly for film fans. citizen kane was voted the number one film six decades in a row, the best film ever made. orson welles is often cited as the best film—maker ever. certainly in terms of images. well, mark cousins, a well—known film historian, who worked at the bbc, he discovered a treasure trove of orson welles‘ sketches and he got them out and realised what we see in the sketches often translated into his films, such as touch of evil, which we are seeing here, which starred a great orson welles performance. a beautiful love letter to cinema. it is also very pretentious, which is what you want from mark cousins — i wouldn't want it any other way! very esoteric, but you also learn a whole lot about what cinema can do, how it connects to the world, the shapes and motifs it can trigger. a real cineast‘s trove, as opening up that trove must have been for mark cousins, and finding clues to orson welles, what he calls his visual thinking. we often say that the

stories like alice's motivating you to fight to keep maternity services? we have documented cases, horror stories, a mother on the side of the road in a car giving mother on the side of the road in a cargiving birth, mother on the side of the road in a car giving birth, grandmother delivering, we had a child born on the way to oxford in a supermarket car park. listening to jonathan ashworth, we need to throw politics aside and focus on the issue and it is... we are not a third world country, we should not have things like this happen. nothing worse than losing a life, a new life, something that we must not allow to happen and that we must not allow to happen and thatis that we must not allow to happen and that is what is happening at the horton because of the transfers. sorry, you're not saying babies have died asa sorry, you're not saying babies have died as a result, are you? the trust are admitting there has been... we have documented evidence of almost never events. i personally was involved in one of these events were we now have a child with life cha

all coming up to this short break come into communion we'll be back with more news at the top of the alice. lehman brothers ten years on a story of ambition greed and megalomania. we're so clever the return control the risk. of investment bankers culture turner so with her strong. everything wrong the wanted to ignore the reality of the whole thing might blow off the memories of a system that spawned out of control. mobile that will. cause everything the crush the investment bank lehman brothers start september thirteenth on t.w. . the first weekend of the new born this week a season is complete and there's plenty for the scots on top of the us joining me to do that are this legal expert floats but i'm still. going to detail the use only of or maybe. this is what we're going to be talking about. byron kicked off the season with a hard for stricter come the champions be stopped from making it seven. seche didn't put this new control of these. two viruses fears just rivals dortmund's and leipzig went head to head on sunday we'll see how they fared in their opening tight . end of an era and s

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think it's fantastic katniss and alice never had elvis was. he was it. including the many sociologist said that the birth of the presently out religion came with elvis is death and it's a little similar to christianity christianity was born for centuries after the death of jesus from the time when it was taken up by people and they started working on a memory issue with a remembrance that maybe selective memory that may be partial you know it's the same with elvis presley in this question. the worshipping of. that is has the power to create gods but under its trappings of a new fangled religion rock'n'roll remains haunted by its demons. and some musicians are still afraid of triggering god's wrath. scoured pastor wild used to say i can resist everything except temptation and rockers don't resist temptation so the best way for them to save themselves from an untimely death is sometimes go back into the fold go back to the faith go back to god for some of their might be their soul chance of survival. at the top of his career in one nine hundred fifty seven

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paralympic champion hannah russell won her second gold of the championships, while alice tai was also a winner as kate grey reports... tonight was all about the backstroke as six a british swimmers winning medals in their respective categories and a standup performer had to be in the backstroke, beating the rest of the field by nine seconds and tai has that title under her belt she has high standards for the coming years. i said by the time it gets to tokyo, i would be the para champion and. so that is a little thing in the corner, but i think the year has gone pretty well. there was also gold for her 0lympic champion andy as 12 there was also gold for her 0lympic champion andy as12100 metres champion andy as 12 100 metres backstroke. she won her second title of these championships.” backstroke. she won her second title of these championships. i went in to be raised wanting to do the absolute best and got into the final and try to work on the small things in training and it obviously paid off. away from the backstroke events, there was a surprise silver in the 50 metres freestyle. s

alice thomas took bronze in the 200 metres butterfly. bit disappointing for her as she did win the commonwealth title in this event earlier this year. she was slower this time round, but afterwards said she made the games on the gold coast her priority for the season. well, there's plenty more still to come in glasgow with diving starting today, and golf, triathlon and bmx racing all still to come but much of the focus will now turn to the german capital of berlin. the athletics takes place here because berlin had already been scheduled to take place here before the european championships became a multi—sport event. the olympic stadium in the city staged the olympics back in 1936 and then was renovated in time for the world cup final in 2006. britain will be hoping for some notable track and field medals here. but the team has been dealt a blow today with the news captain dai greene won't be able to race because of injury. our reporter ade adedoyin, who's in berlin, can tell us more. this is dai greene's best season for some years, his

judge alice offering no excavation for what had happen happened. so much for the rocket docket. alice finally instructed al prosecutors to call their first witness but the jury had not been brought to the court room yet. oh, yes, i keep forgetting. this is more whining from prosecutors as special counsel a delicate bunch. they filed a motion that the judge was once again too hard on the government attorneys, delicate fellows they are, out of line for criticizing the way they question the witness yesterday. judge, you are a patient man. if you have a problem with the judge, would you call? you called the judge. judge janine pirro to this now. host of justice with judge janine. author of the number one new york times best-selling book, liars, leaks and [inaudible]. great to have you here. a mysterious five hour interim in the proceedings in the courtroom with no expiration and the prosecutors are just a little beside themselves at the rough treatment by judge ellis. >> is contrary to the rocket docket that judge t.s. eliot is running in terms of the court and i know one of the thi

let's go to mary alice parks. could the president's visit have had an impact? >> it could have been enough to put the republican over the edge. arguably, the president thought he had to go at all was telling. this is a race in a normal year would never have been contentious. republicans poured a ton of money and staff into this race to make sure that they could keep it red. >> taking a look at all the results pouring in tonight, what are some of the results we're seeing, what does that tell us about the map going into midterms in november? >> it's hard to extrapolate a lot about turnout from one night, turnout could be totally different in november when there's more attention on elections in general. but when you look at that ohio race, what republicans know is they just cannot afford, like literally afford to spend that much money and that many resources on races like this. it just costs them too much. >> so let's talk about some of the other primary races, including the democratic primary race for governor in michigan. not necessarily a race normally getting

kate grey was watching, alice's dominoes continued his evening as she won her second gold of these championships in the 100 metre freestyle, an impressive achievement considering she was not even feeling at her best. the performance was a bit disappointing, i think. my bodyjust shut down at about a0 metres. it was really hard for me to keep pushing through that. yeah, i was feeling a bit warmer. but i still came home a gold medal soiam but i still came home a gold medal so i am happy with that. it's a difficult week for le simmons but she was all smiles after winning silver in the a00 metres freestyle, her success over here in dublin. now that she has finished a race, she is feeling positive about how she performed. i had a really good europeans. i had a low, then to a high and now i hide aoo europeans. i had a low, then to a high and now i hide 400 free. there isa high and now i hide 400 free. there is a lot to come yet but now i am visiting my country at a european games. i cannot diet mash imagine anything better. i love the team and everything and i'm looking forward to having some cheesecak

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alice calls it her new normal because a lot has changed, but a lot hasn't. ask your doctor about ibrance. the #1 prescribed fda-approved oral combination treatment for hr+/her2- mbc. >>> welcome back. republican congressman duncan hunter appears to be pointing the finger at his wife. blaming her for the federal campaign violation charges they both face. hunter and his wife margaret have pleaded not guilty to stealing a quarter million dollars in campaign funds to pay for their lavish lifestyle. the indictment alleges the hinters bought clothes in a golf shop, but they claim that they bought golf balls for wounded warriors. prosecutors also say they took an exsepensive vacation, even bought a plane ticket for their pet rabbit. and when the congressman said this on fox news, it raised some eyebrows. >> first time i gave her power of attorney and she handled my finances throughout my entire military career and that continued on when i got into congress because i'm gone five days a week. and she was also the campaign manager. so whatever she did, that will be lo

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. >> at this time, sabrina owens is coming with the obituary that'll be followed by alice tillman and after we'll bring alice bishop sapp. >> oh, we have been watching and listening to the home going services for aretha franklin there in detroit. we are not going anywhere. for those of you who are following along at home. we heard from miss franklin's granddaughter and victory and jordan, the grandson and a niece and nephew. after that we heard from her son, her son edward franklin singing that classic marvin gay tune, "mercy, mercy me," this is her niece sabrina owens. >> she's known all over the world simply by her first name, aretha. her vocal mastery and artistic excellence have been recognized numerous times over the course of her distinguished career. aretha is the recipient of the usa's highest civilian honor. the presidential medal of freedom as well as an 18th times grammy award winner and the lifetime achievement and a grammy living legend honor. she was the youngest individual to receive the covenant and kennedy honor. the second female in inductee into the u.k. music hall

he does have far left wing policies. >> alice -- >> that are not fit for florida. president trump won florida. he has 50% approval rating. the wind is at desantis' back. if he can put this behind him, he is in a good spot. >> this is what's so interesting. the fact of the matter is desantis is -- he is like a very -- one could argue sometimes he is more trumpier than trump. he is not some mainstream conservative. he believes in conspiracy theories. he is willing to use this dog whistle language to attack his opponent because he cannot talk about the issues. the fact of the matter is, mayor gillum is talking about the issues. that's how he won the democratic novemb nomination. he is talking about not just medicare for all but expanding medicaid in the state of florida. he is talking about the stand your ground laws. he is talking about addressing gun violence, something that has ravaged not just florida but the rest of the country. we saw it recently in jacksonville. he is talking about jobs. he is talking about the economy. he is talking about innovation and entrep