ellis. in 2020 alone over 2 million units of children's products face to recall, and nursery furniture was a leading category. cpsc rulemaking cannot move fast enough. in the last ten years cpsc finalized only one mandatory safety standard. we certainly need to speed that up. in the meantime we need to pass legislation. to the second bill that i've introduced this week with my friends from chicago, congresswoman robin kelly and congressman bobby rush is the sacred act which would ban -- the american academy of pediatrics faith leap recommends that infants sleep on flat, firm surfaces and not, does not recommend the use of crib bumpers. families need that right now. so i'm going to recognize our ranking member who has introduced an important piece of legislation, the faster act. i'm sure she'll talk about that and to recognize you for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. welcome everyone to the consumer protection and commerce subcommittee hearing. today marks our first legislative hearin

pictured at her prom, 17—year—old ellie gould. the a—level student loved animals and wanted to be a police officer. in may this year, she was stabbed to death at her family home in the wiltshire town of calne. police described it as a violent attack. today, thomas griffiths, who is also 17 and thought to have been at school with ellie, pleaded guilty to her murder. he is from the nearby village of derry hill. until now, griffiths couldn't be named by the media because he's under the age of 18. but today, thejudge here said he was lifting reporting restrictions because of the extremely grave nature of this crime. the families of the two teenagers sat just yards apart from one another in court. they left separately, without making any public comment. in a statement, wiltshire police said ellie's family should have been enjoying the summer holidays with her now. but instead they are coming to terms with the fact that she has been cruelly taken away from them in unthinkable circumstances. thomas griffiths was remanded in custody and

pictured at her prom, 17—year—old ellie gould. the a—level student loved animals and wanted to be a police officer. in may this year, she was stabbed to death at her family home in the wiltshire town of calne. police described it as a violent attack. today, thomas griffiths, who is also 17 and thought to have been at school with ellie, pleaded guilty to her murder. he is from the nearby village of derry hill. until now, griffiths couldn't be named by the media because he's under the age of 18. but today, the judge here said he was lifting reporting restrictions because of the extremely grave nature of this crime. the families of the two teenagers sat just yards apart from one another in court. they left separately, without making any public comment. in a statement, wiltshire police said ellie's family should have been enjoying the summer holidays with her now. but instead they are coming to terms with the fact that she has been cruelly taken away from them in unthinkable circumstances. thomas griffiths was remanded in custody an

pictured at her prom, 17—year—old ellie gould. the a—level student loved animals and wanted to be a police officer. in may this year, she was stabbed to death at her family home in the wiltshire town of calne. police described it as a violent attack. today, thomas griffiths, who is also 17 and thought to have been at school with ellie, pleaded guilty to her murder. he is from the nearby village of derry hill. until now, griffiths couldn't be named by the media because he's under the age of 18. but today, thejudge here said he was lifting reporting restrictions because of the extremely grave nature of this crime. the families of the two teenagers sat just yards apart from one another in court. they left separately, without making any public comment. in a statement, wiltshire police said ellie's family should have been enjoying the summer holidays with her now. but instead they are coming to terms with the fact that she has been cruelly taken away from them in unthinkable circumstances. thomas griffiths was remanded in custody and

a teenage boy has pleaded guilty to the murder of the schoolgirl ellie gould. thomas griffiths appeared at bristol crown court this morning. ellie, who was also 17, was stabbed to death at a house in calne in wiltshire, in may. jon kay is outside the court in bristol for us now. what happened today? it is the 3rd of may when ellie gould was found stabbed to death at her home in calne in wiltshire. at the time her family released a statement saying she was a joy to be around and spoke of her love of animals, the fact she wa nted of her love of animals, the fact she wanted to be a police officer when she finished school and college. in the last hour or so, another 17—year—old from the same area of wiltshire, thomas griffiths pleaded guilty to her murder. he stood in the dark, he was standing looking down at the ground for most of it, his arms clasped in a dark blue suit and open necked shirt and confirmed he was pleading guilty to her murder. until now in this case there have been reporting restrictions in place, preventing the media from naming thomas griffi

a teenage boy has pleaded guilty, to the murder of the schoolgirl ellie gould. thomas griffiths appeared at bristol crown court today. ellie, who was also 17, was stabbed to death at a house in calne in wiltshire, in may. jon kay has sent this report from bristol. in may this year she was stabbed to death. police described it as a violent attack. today, thomas griffiths, also 17, and thought to have been at school with the victim, pleaded guilty to her murder. until now griffiths could not be named by the media because he is under the age of 18 but today the judge said he was lifting reporting restrictions because of the extremely grave nature of this crime. the families of the two teenagers sat just yards crime. the families of the two teenagers satjust yards apart crime. the families of the two teenagers sat just yards apart from one another in court. they left separately without making any public comment. in a statement wiltshire police said the family should have been enjoying the summer holidays ellie... thomas griffiths was remanded in custody and will be

ellie, when i see her shots, it's something of out elle magazine. jessica's approach has taken more of the color out of it. more whitewashed. and then ken is using a film camera, old school and black and white. a completely different vibe. >> and this is almost like a perfume commercialful. >> you smell like a cherry blossom. >> the next one is georgia in a kimono. and they go to a temple area in the city. they get quite inventive. you have the traditional. you have the city in the background as well. >> yeah. the colors are amazing. >> i like this one. the expression on her face as well. this is ellie. this is the light, the shadow making her stand out against the background. to finish off -- >> i think jess won that one. >> that's pretty. >> that bright red umbrella with the color of the kimono. everything else in the background. that location is popular around tokyo. there are vending machines everywhere. they found some pink vending machines, which is all well and good. but tokyo, greater tokyo, there are people everywhere. so they have to take

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as you know, admiral ellis is chairman of the national security subcommittee and leads a very capable group with the required security clearances. this has been on the organizational structure and functionality of the emerging space force. as part of their review, they received a high level classified briefing from the department of defense and intelligence community on the process and progress of implementation planning in anticipation of pending congressional action. i and my colleague eric stormer, president of the commercial spaceflight federation, cochair of the economic development and industrial base subcommittee. as you directed we are first assessing how best to look at space related spectrum issues including both process and content in this critical area. we are also considering additional recommendations for regulatory process reform to move beyond nasa and accelerating the lower orbit development and beyond. retired colonel federal astronaut commander pam malware leads the technology and innovation subcommittee. the committee is focused on assessing the status of the nasa

morrison died last night at age 88 rehema ellis has our tribute >> reporter: from the start, toni morrison was exceptional. she remembers being the only black child in the first grade, and the only one who could read. she went on to write classic illuminating the black experience, including song of solomon. >> we not only survived. we produced something so valuable so irreplaceable and that's what's worth celebrating. >> reporter: born chloe wafford in ohio, she studied english at howard university where she picked up the nickname toni. a divorced single mother, she wrote her first novel in 1970 after work when her two sons were in bed. 18 years later, her novel beloved won the pulitzer prize and was made into a movie. the story of a black woman who kills her own child to save her from slavery oprah winfrey's whose book club made horii son a household name said she was impra supreme among writers. long maher words reign >> it's not fast food, it's a meal you should relish >> reporter: in 1993 she became the first african-american awarded the nobel prize in literature later honored with the

kate ellis, let's talk about the evidence. vicky told us she is a walking crime scene, she says she is the dna evidence. what would you need to construct evidence. what would you need to co nstru ct a evidence. what would you need to construct a case, to bring a prosecution, against the alleged rapist? in an ordinary case, you would have the account of the victim first and foremost. we've mentioned the term victimless prosecutions, they are sometimes referred to as evidence led prosecutions, because if you don't have a complainant, for example ina if you don't have a complainant, for example in a domestic violence case where perhaps the direct victim is still being subjected to abuse and feels unable to come forward, then what you do is, you build the case using the other evidence and you think about weather there is enough evidence, you could take an account from the complainant out of the picture. so in the present case, it seems that what would be needed is evidence that transsexual is birth mother was 13 at the time, which

former president barack obama called her a national treasure nbc's rehema ellis takes a look at her life and legacy >> reporter: from the start, tony morrison was exceptional. she remembers being the only black child in the first grade and the only one who could read. she went on to write classics illuminating the black experience, including "song of solomon. >> we not only survived, we produced something so valuable, so irreplaceable, and that's what's worth celebrating. >> reporter: born chloe waufrd in 1941 in ohio, she studied english at howard university where she picked up the nickname toni a divorced single mother she wrote her first novel into 1970 after work when her two sons were in bed. 18 years later her novel "beloved" won the pulitzer prize and was made into a movie. the story of a black woman who kills her own child to save her from slavery >> ain't no love at all. >> reporter: oprah winfrey whose book club made morrison a household name said she was empress supreme among writers. long may her words reign in 1993, she became the first african-american awarded the noble pri

ellis, mr. ellis, you know, this is what just happened. i don't know if i can do this. is that what they're going to be doing to me? and his words of advice have stuck with me in the 37 years since i first started museum work. changed my life and my career and for that i will always be grateful and he said to me, i understand. we've all been there. and now you have to ask yourself the question, whether or not you're strong enough to tell your ancestor's stories when nobody else wants to, or, if you aren't ready to do that, it's okay. you can go. you sit here and you think about that and i sat in that room as interpreters kind of came in and out during their break and i sat there and i was like, i'm doing this. and i went back out and i came back every summer. all the plans of being an attorney went out of the window. an acting attorney but, you know. my parents wouldn't let me major in theater. >> let me say this and i will shut up. >> no, that's how we roll. >> during the summer, the marketing -- >> speak up for us a little bit. >> during the summer -- can you hear me

a tenage boy has pleaded guilty to the murder of a 17—year—old schoolgirl ellie gould, who was stabbed to death at a house in wiltshire in may. thomas griffiths, who is also 17, appeared at bristol crown court this morning. an investigation has found that it's still too easy for children to buy knives on the high street — that's despite major retailers pledging to end illegal sales. trading standards say underaged shoppers were sold knives on more than 300 occasions in a year when their teams carried out tests at various national chains and independent stores. it's all fairly new. we've covered nation—wide to get he figures so we are, i am fairly shocked that we've got such a high percentage. we want to do is just get those figures down and help retailers to do the right thing to prevent selling knives. a few minutes ago, the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell finished giving a speech in westminster in which he callled sajid javid's use of the upcoming spending review a "pre—election, panic—driven, stunt budget". and we can speak to the shadow chancellor john mcdonnell now. thank

session in edinburgh. 17 year—old thomas griffiths has pleaded guilty to the murder of 17—year—old ellie gould, who was stabbed in may. griffiths was remanded in custody until sentencing. hello, and the business use.... last chance saloon for ppi claims. there are only hours left to make a claim for mis—sold payment protection insurance. billions of pounds has already been paid out in compensation ahead of the midnight deadline. the uk regulator issues a fresh warning to online advertisers over use of personal data. the industry, dominated by google, has until the end of this year to get its house in order. after that companies could face fines for breaching the law. simon mcdougall who is leading the investigation says he's been given "vague, immature and short answers" to how advertisers safeguard personal information. worse than the recession: britain's car manufacturing industry is suffering its longest period of decline since 2001. july marks 14 months of shrinking output. are you paid more than your parents were? a new report just out shows that generational progress on pay is we

but i just realized that i actually have a tie to ellis island. i'm not going to tell the long story. but i suddenly have something in common with the people of ellis island, the immigrants. and i, for me, it was like, oh my god, wow, we really are connect lt connected. so cuccinelli doesn't understand how we immigrants feel about the things that he's saying. for us to have a relationship to ellis island is part of the american story. for him to kind of throw all immigrants of color under the bus and just be like, this has nothing to do with you is deeply insulting. but here's what's important, chris. this is not new. actually this is a concerted effort decades long by conservative think tanks and academics to basically try to reframe the american narrative around immigration. they have been saying for a long time immigrants are not what makes this -- we're not an immigrant country. i remember the first time i heard that. i said what do you mean we're not an immigrant country? he said that's the past. that's when we were younger. that was an adole

portsmouth cruised past birmingham 3—0 in the first round of the carabao cup, ellis harrison scoring twice on his home debut to send birmingham out of the competition. dan evans will face rafa nadal for the first time tomorrow after he beat alex de minaur in the first round of the rogers cup. evans beat the australian world number 38 in straight sets. 6-4, 7-6. in the opening day of fixtures in the super league — england's domestic women's 2020 tournament. there was a dramatic victory for surrey stars over yorkshire diamonds at headingly — they won by nine runs. winds too for western storm and southern vipers. chelsea football cloud, has apologised unreservedly for what it's called the terrible past experiences of some of its former players. the premier league cloud has published the findings of damning reviews into historical child sexual abuse and racial abuse at the cloud. here's our sports editor, dan roan. they are criticised two and half yea rs they are criticised two and half years ago when revelations first emerged at the crimes of their former chief got a b also emerged

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by small poles which connect to other internet of things devices and provide broadband thanks to dr ellis cause accidents hardly ever happen . and drones and robots deliver the goods even coffee. in this future city salad grows underground at the urban farm. fomented and virtual reality make processes more efficient. one example is that firefighters on duty can be assisted by the control center and tech helps to find and correct system areas to prevent damage before it happens. sounds fantastic but in order for these ideas to become reality technical preconditions are essential a central role for so the new mobo communications standard 5 g. it's the engine for the internet of things and enables interconnected infrastructures on a grand scale an expert on smart cities is your. is a researcher at the institute for technology management at the university of st gallen and has published a book with guidelines for cities that want to become smart we want to know how do i make a city smart and why. we want to improve people's lives that's how i would summarize the goal of a smart city. in order

and even have ellis websites. chinese online services are usually censored before they even reach the public show chang is familiar with this phenomenon is a human rights activist and editor in chief of the china digital times the advantage of those chinese companies are they promise the government they harbor compasses to to censor and control on line contents so they will not they will listen to the government or they will actually preemptively deleting lot of accountants before the internet police even take a look the messaging up we can use our good rhythms to prevent the transfer of photos in real time. canada's university of toronto citizen lab found this out the image of an empty chair commemorating a dead human rights activist simply doesn't go through to chat partners in china. so if upload a picture to share with a friend it's immediately compared to a database if it raises concern there the picture is simply not sent the whole process is completely automated with image recognition software while it's te

so that is why that instruction may not have been given. >> reporter: jean ellie, nbc bay area news. >>> so the state has 40 days to appeal. if they decline, the d.a. will decide whether or not to retry zarate on the gun charge. double jeopardy does not apply. >>> stay with nbc bay area for complete coverage, nbcbayarea.com. >>> hurricane dorian is getting bigger and moving faster. it has strel thinked strengthe category 4, but the path is still uncertain. millions in florida are still preparing. first responders from the bay area are headed east to help. it is kind of now a hurry up and wait situation. >> don't know how bad it will get. >> long lines at airports as flights are filling up with people hoping to leave dorian behind, others finding long lines there too. and many doing what they do every storm, riding it out. that means stockpiling food and water, filling up sand bags and boording up. >>> president trump says that he will be closely watching hurricane dorian and many floridians will be watching how the president responds.swing state is expected to see some of the worst f

rising costs for electricity and labor many mines a closing due to unprofitability let's go over to ellis fund in cape town our correspondent there. is a potential bonanza must be slipping through south africa's fingers with gold at such a high. you know definitely go south africa has is one of the some of the biggest school reserves in the world i mean the economic hub johanna's is known as lusty goalie the place of goals and it only reason for its existence is that gold was class found there but and yet the goal industry in south africa is definitely kind of recent sunset years and a future just doesn't brights well tell us what went wrong because it's not like gold lost the china no definitely will one of the reasons you just mentioned a psychiatrist is price that's not helping us in africa also what's not helping it is that the power grid is just not stable and we see in the past year that there have been a lot of blackouts some no electricity they didn't separate out and apart from that it's an industry where we've seen a lot of strikes and that's a lot of action protest action but a

the other day i went to ellis island to trace my family roots and i have to say it was very emotional. i looked up the burgundy family to see where we had originally come from, and i was looking and looking and poring over the records and, finally, finally i found burgundy. josiah and rhonda burgundy. country of origin, and someone had drawn some intricate male genitalia. ( laughter ) so that was -- so that was a bummer. that's not so much a joke as a cautionary tale. ( laughter ) so if you go to ellis island, people, be prepared there's some mean people out there with a sharpie drawing penises where it says country of origin. so true story. ( laughter ) here's one i'm going to leave you with, two guys walk into a bar, a gay guy and a straight guy. ( laughter ) the gay guy says to the bartender, i'd like to order a drink. the bartender is a mexican guy and he says, what'll you have? meanwhile, down the bar is a chinese lady. ( laughter ) just minding her business, but before anyone can order, in walks a black guy, and he walks right up to the bar all calm and cool. now, the straight g

ellie, benjamin, and dave, good luck. here we go. enjoy the experience. here are the categories for you, starting off with... followed by... where's your... [ laughter ] dave. hey, you! for $600. you are a winner and put on a dominating performace at the 2012 london olympics. ellie. - who is gabby douglas? - yes. hey, you! for $200, please. benjamin. what is the conservative party? you got it. 2-word alliteration, $200, please. the most basic elements or essentials or what's in the photograph. benjamin. - what are bare bones? - yes.

toni morrison died here in new york last night at the age of 88, and tonight our own rehema ellis has a look back at her extraordinary life and her life's work. >> reporter: from the start, toni morrison was exceptional. she remembers being the only black child in the first grade and the only one who could read. she went on to write classics illuminating the black experience, including "song of solomon". >> we not only survived, we produced something so valuable, so irreplaceable, and that's what's worth celebrating. >> reporter: born chloe wafford in 1931 in ohio, she studied english at howard university where she picked up the nickname toni. a divorced single mother, she wrote her first novel in 1970 after work when her two sons were in bed. 18 years later, her novel "beloved" won the pulitzer prize and was made into a movie. the story of a black woman who kills her own child to safe her from slavery. >> thin love ain't no love at all. >> reporter: oprah's book club made her a household name today said she was empress supreme among writers. long mayher words reign. >> in 1993 she be

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beyond the symbolism of the statue of liberty and ellis island, this is also about army and navy. one team, one fight all working together and it's an honor to swim with you my friend. pete: it was an honor to draft off of you. carley: amazing. fantastic. >> we only had 200 yards and then swim around and then we get to the end of that and we find out i guess we have still got to go all the way to the boat. pete: 150 yards. i think can i do that. carley: you guys nervous before you started the swim. >> this is my nervous face right here. [laughter] carley: fantastic. pete: my goodness. guys, whatever little faith you had in me to begin with we found it. we will see how we go for the rest of it. jedediah: thanks, guys. we will check back in with you. pete is doing a great job. regardless of what he says. that's tough work and doing an amazing job. we will continue to follow his journey. right now we are going to bring back newly employed construction worker patrick hoagland pat's new boss carrie burkhardt and the woman who posted his resume online. melissa. we were talking to you be

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reheema ellis, nbc news. i want to share a little bit more of the message that came from her family. we have a full screen of it. it says she was an extremely devoted mother, grandmother and aunt who revelled with being with her family and friends. the consummate writer who treasured the written word, whether her own, her students or others, she read voraciously and was most at home when writing. she said she made me understand writing was a fine profession. i grew up wanting to be only her. some of the words coming from someone who loved her, loved her writing, loved her work, shonda rhimes. a note was put out by her publisher. it says a quote from toni morison is this. we die. that may be the meaning of life. but we do language that may be the measure of our lives. hallie? >> that is beautiful. we remember toni morison. >>> after the break, the president's white house address clocking in just about 10 minutes. one thing he didn't call for on the speech, strict new gun laws from congress. up ahead, a reality

nbc's rehema ellis is at the national action network in harlem. this is a very big deal. the pressure will be on police commissioner o'neil and most importantly on a presidential candidate, new york city mayor bill de blasio. rehema? >> reporter: sorry, i couldn't hear you. can you hear me now. >> yes, we can. >> reporter: can you hear me? >> if you can update us on what happened next. >> reporter: what's happening next is that we just heard from the family of eric garner just a short while ago up here in harlem at the national action network, which is headed by reverend al al sharpton. let me play for you what the family of eric garner had to say. >> this has been a long battle, if i ever yea five years too long. finally there is information that this cop has done something long. we waited five years. ccrb has made the recommendation. commissioner o'neil, fire him. that's we asking. >> reporter: the family is asking for the police commissioner to follow through and to fire officer panteleo. there's something called a civil complaint review board. they have to now take a

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in the sanctuary at ellis and tailor. >>> tonight residents of one contra costa county city say there is no room for hate. a group decided to take action following an incident where a muslim woman was pushed inside a store. today a dozen community members walked through theater square and handed out signs with the words we are standing up to hate. >> that support that i received from all these wonderful women i wanted everyone to feel that and not be hesitant about visiting businesses in the community. >> they know nastiness could continue but they have a greater good in mind. >>> he says he was shot by an active shooter but coming up, how police say one deputy faked the whole thing, including a gunshot wound. >> and the big donation fire fighting efforts in the amazon . >>> evacuation orders are lifted from a wildfire burning across the state line in nevada. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon, 25 miles north of reno. firefighters have it 50% contained. they say it burned 2400 acres and destroyed home. but it is no longer growing. crews are trying to increase containment. >> as we

the first session is tonight at 6:30 at the sanctuary at ellis and taylor. >>> a section of downtown san jose was transformed to a river of rainbow yesterday for silicon valley pride. there was a big corporate push this year. the parade was only five blocks long and there were more people marching than watching. it is a sign that progress is happening in the south bay. >> i don't believe corporations really believed. they are learning a diverse workforce is a good one. >>> this is the third year of the pride parade after being halted seven years due to lack of participation. >>> it is 4:45 and as we checked the forecast, another warm start. >>> we are looking at temperatures above average for this time of year and that will continue with temperatures warmer than compared to yesterday. for the next few days, i live at the sales camera. fog and temperatures in the mid- 50s to low 60s. you can see dense fog along the coast about a quarter-mile from half moon bay through the golden gate gap and into parts of the bay this morning. you can see the locations along the coast and for the bay

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