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livingstone on television and i think it was in 1971 when he was a new labour councillor before he came leader of the glc. i have known him a long time. rarely of the front pages. this business of him being in hot water. his remarks about hitler and xeon is. everybody expected him to be expelled, and he expected to be expelled, but it is a suspension. it isa be expelled, but it is a suspension. it is a suspension from holding office or representing the party at any level. he is still a member and can attend branch meetings and vote in ballots. his parliamentary collea g u es in ballots. his parliamentary colleagues are complaining saying it is making a mockery of the zero tolerance approach by the labour party to anti semitism. tolerance approach by the labour party to anti-semitism. ken livingstone said he is not guilty of anti semitism and they did not find me guilty. it is a sensitive business, but the jewish community to grave offence? they really did. i would just ....
later tonight and the lows 61 degrees. we look at a few showers tomorrow. matt? sally, we are over the zoo interchange. the head lights from northbound. no problems 894 through the construction zone. a little brake tapping no delays here. travel times. that s a look at the morning commute, back to you. major changes are coming to festival park t home of summerfest. the leaders are over hauling the miller lite oasis and giving you a better view of the stage. check this out. there will be a new covered side stage called the miller lite brew house. every bar area too is going to there is a new viewing deck and video screens and store. everything should be done for the 2017 season which will be the summerfest s 50 anniversary. this morning a two month old is in the hospital after being shot while in a car along the freeway. ther and into a parking lot. the fire rescue rushed in and took the little girl to the hospital. her injuries are not life threatening. the freewa ....
documentation and no ability to get a job or an education. when i first came into the united states in the late 1980 s and i cross the border between mexico and the united states, i came into the san joaquin valley to work as a migrant farm worker. it was no challenge to find a job. there were not thousands of people trying to get the jobs of pulling weeds with the very same hands that are now doing brain surgery. one of 41 unique voices from 25 years of our book notes and q&a conversations. nowan sundays at eight, available at your local bookseller. next, british prime minister david cameron taking questions in the house of commons. then a discussion about the dodd-frank laws institution impact on institutions that are too big to fail. then another chance to see q&a with author evan osnos. on the next washington journal, david hawkins looks at the history of congressional committees. health policy reporter louise nofsky explores the following uninsured rate ....
struggling? good morning. most festival fun good morning. most festivalfun has been put on hold for this year but i will be looking at smart ways that some embracing social distancing that asking whether for others, covid could mean the party s over for good? an fa cup nightmare for david de gea. the manchester united goalkeeper makes two huge mistakes as chelsea progress to the final. for many of us today, we will see some sunshine. they will also be areas of cloud thick enough to produce some showers over the northern half of the country. wales and southern england seeing the sunniest disguise. i will have all the details later in the programme. it s monday the 20th ofjuly. our top story: the government has signed deals to secure 90 million doses of coronavirus vaccines which are being developed overseas. the agreements, one with a german us partnership and one with a french firm, is in addition to a pledge for 100 million doses of a vaccine created at the university ....
and vital early wickets as england press for victory full of length. a wonderful adjustment in length. in the second test at old trafford. and vital early wickets, as england press for victory in the second test at old trafford. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. beijing has accused the uk government of ‘brutally meddling in chinas internal affairs, as diplomatic tensions we begin with breaking news, continue to rise. in the last half an hour that early trials of a coronavirus vaccine, developed at oxford university appears safe, and and provokes the foreign secretary, an immune system response, dominic raab, is expected to suspend its extradition treaty the trials, which have involved just over 1,000 people, with hong kong this afternoon after beijing s imposition showed that the injection led of a controversial security law to them making antibodies in the territory. and white blood cells that can fight the virus. th ....