the telegraph reports that conservative mp ken clarke has said that he is willing to become a caretaker prime minister to avoid a no—deal brexit. the guardian, along with many other papers, leads on the widespread murder investigation that is under way after pc andrew harper was murdered on duty after attending a burglary in berkshire. the ‘i' reports that a 13 year old boy is one of the ten suspects detained by police after the officers murder. on the same story, the mail says that pc andrew harper was killed just four weeks after his wedding day. the sun reports that police officer andrew harper died after being dragged under the wheels of the car. the mirror again leads with the police officer's death, reporting that he was due to go on holiday with his new wife next week. the chancellor sajid javid is considering a change to stamp duty that would ensure first—time buyers never pay tax, reports the times. and cathay pacific airlines has changed its chief executive after pressure from beijing, that's according to the ft. let's have a look at some of those in the next ten minutes

earlier my colleague asked mr clarke if he fancied thejob colleague asked mr clarke if he fancied the job of caretaker prime minister. minister. i have within on holiday for a fortnight. jo said would i mind being mentioned but otherwise i am out of touch with the news and i come back to find myself in the papers and catching up with events, the whole question of a government of national unity is a possibility that we may have to come to, if all else fails. the first thing to try is to get the majority in parliament, which is against boris's policy of leaving with no—deal, to come together, pass legislation if we can that binds to government to seek a more sensible outcome in whatever way the majority agrees on. if it is necessary to get rid of the government do that, and form a government of national unity, then of course you could argue about who leads it, who is in it. the most important thing is, can the majority going for a political compromise pragmatism, so that all actually agreed on a cross—party basis what this government of national unity is going to do. and i hope that

dwight clark. >> reporter: dwight clark, part of the most iconic moment in 49ers history. since his passing he has become the symbol of something else, the effort to combat als, the disease that took his life. attendance at practice today demonstrated what clark continues to mean to this franchise. the sidelines were crowded with 49er alumni most of them his former teammates. >> he is helping you knowing that you are trying to take his spot. >> yeah. >> but that didn't matter because he was a team player. he felt like this. if you succeed the he succeeds. it helped me for ten years. >> i think that's why we were so good. our receivers, dwight being one of them had to go against our secondary and i think we were one of the best in the league. makes you appreciate the time you have and some of the things that i learned from at which time as a player. really important but i just miss him as just -- always a smile, of the embrace, no matter what it was hey, will. >> reporter: the current generation of 49ers is too young to have a personal memoryst catch. it's something that st

this one involving kenneth clarke and harriet harman, there's jeremy involving kenneth clarke and harriet harman, there'sjeremy corbyn posing for something as well but it's time you look at these different suggestions, those people have still got to amass a majority in the houses of parliament in order to make this happen. it's one of the most politically divided times in modern history. and asking mps to undermine the party in many ways, to back what their constituent doesn't wa nt back what their constituent doesn't want them to do —— constituency. back what their constituent doesn't want them to do -- constituency. and you asking conservatives to back a potential prime minister, jeremy corbyn, which theoretically they would not do. also, it'sjust absolutely bananas. and that's taking into a fact that the tories just had a leadership election. if you wanted to become the next tory leader, you had the opportunity. borisjohnson won by leader, you had the opportunity. boris johnson won by a landslide. leader, you had the opportunity. borisjohnson won by a landslide. i think the sunset

reveal the location of casey clark's body? well, no. not a chance. >> he read a short story that was very graphic about abortion. so much so that everybody in the courtroom was very uncomfortable with what he was saying. and i think he just did that to purposely upset people. >> i had decided long before then that james henrikson was crazy. i didn't know he was that kind of crazy. >> henrikson will leave prison only in a box, having received two consecutive life sentences. he's chosen not to appeal. and here in the vast north dakota grass lands, casey clark's friends and family are still searching, vowing to stay with it until they find him. >> i just want to like, all right, james, you son of a -- we're going to get some closure here. >> and elberta? >> sometimes grief overwhelms me. i'm in a pile of tears, and i've not lived alone ever. >> takes some figuring out. >> it takes figuring out. >> sarah, thoroughly investigated, was held blameless, not involved in james' conspiracy. but in the community and among some in law enforcement, s

frazer clarke is a man who knows anthonyjoshua better frazer clarke is a man who knows anthony joshua better than any frazer clarke is a man who knows anthonyjoshua better than any other boxer. as the pair spent years sparring together as part of the great britain olympic squad. sparring together as part of the great britain olympic squadlj sparring together as part of the great britain olympic squad. i would drop him a message regularly and just in general, if i need any advice, he is sort of probably the go to person. all i was thinking but when i was sparring those top people was what it was doing for me. it was helping them but i took the benefit out of it myself. fraser clark has had to wait for his chance to shine, as joshua and then joe joyce was chosen to compete ahead of him at the last two olympic games. i've had to learn to be very patient. i'm 28 yea rs to learn to be very patient. i'm 28 years old. i feel in the prime of my life. i am in years old. i feel in the prime of my life. iam in no years old. i feel in the prime of my life. i am in no rush. ifeel great. i think ev

dwight clark day. >>> it was a great experience. i met a lot of the former players.>> reporter: last year he died from complications of als. many here are battling the same disease.>>> we are honoring those who are still battling als and families that have been impacted.>> reporter: he is famous for a play known as the catch. >>> the catch is where it all started.>> reporter: this guest saw it as a kid. >>> back of the end zone and him jumping up and catching with two hands. we ran on the field. after practice even jimmy g paid respects. >>> the energy he brought it sounded like it was contagious. i would have loved to have the chance to meet him. he sounded like he made a real impact on the organization. >>> the for he died clark as individuals contribute to the golden heart fund. that provides funding support and relief for alumni players in times of need. >>> that is a great cause. >>> it is. it all started here. it really did. that catch put them in the super bowl. that catapulted the 49ers into the team of the decade. the most

and supposedly he's listening to clark. clark appears to be left handed. i'd look for people who are left handled. so these are two books, i'm going to quote from the later book. he wrote a book about investigative reporter because he was the expert, the expert village scold, nothing quite met clark's standard for propriety. the white house game plan was apparent to me. there would be the addition of some minor figures with white house connections indicted to give the impression of an investigation, but even those indictments would be part of an obstruction of justice unless they included mcgruder, haldeman, and stans. mauri stans is finance chairman f . and as a result of stans interview which occurs the day before the burglary indictments come down, this is early on. because of the stans interview, i knew richard nixon was involved in planning and directing a cover-up that was being executed by john dean in the white house. so he's saying in his book, the interview is embargoed so he couldn't print it, couldn't tell anybody, but he knew from that intervi

was clark mullen off. mollenhoff and there was a story about it, you know, three years later who cares. so turns out, the president of the des moines register said that is strange. and he did some checking and he found out which returns were requested. all right? and he found out they were returns by people clark did not like. that he had written articles about or that the des moines washington bureau was writing articles about. so, what you have this village schooled, this great hero of investigative reporting, when he was in power. immediate abuse. and they fired him for it, that didn't make a big public thing out of it, i uncovered this because the guy wrote a book. and said you know, about being head of the des moines register, and had this line in there that said i fired a pulitzer prize-winning reporter and i only knew of one. and so i sent him an email, he sends back and says you are right, you are writing a book. and i said yes but it is not really about clark it is about this other stuff but this

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i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. you saw the full moon. >> it was gorgeous. >> spectacular moon. >> coming over the city, golden. >> it's going to be hot. >> steve is off today. rosemary orozco is here, you get the blame for it. >> can i have credit for the moon? >> you get credit for the moon. >> take a look at phoenix. low 90s in phoenix. 82 dallas towards new orleans and looks like miami, too. here at home, we are off to a mostly clear start and hopefully you can get a view of that moon. looking at 61 degrees to start your day in san francisco, sfo, mostly clear there. santa rosa

demonstrated what clark continues to mean to this franchise. the sidelines were crowded with 49er alumni, most of them clark's former teammates . >> he is helping you knowing you are trying to take his spot but that didn't matter to me because him because he was a team player. was about the blood of brotherhood pick he felt this way. if you succeed, the team succeeds and he succeeds. it helped me for 10 years . >> i think that is why we were so good. because our receivers, dwight being one of them, had to go against our secondaries who were , i think one of the best secondaries in the league if not the history of the nfl. it makes you appreciate the time you have and some of the things that i learned from dwight as a player, it was really important but i was missing the smile and the embrace, no matter what, he was, hey, will . >> the current generation of 49ers is two young to have a personal memory of the catch. but it certainly is something that is reverberating throughout the organization. >> to give dwight the chance and really put in the

will clark wore 22 during his eight seasons as a giant. the giants saluted clark and other members of the 1989 national league pennant winners yesterday. teammates and fans nicknamed clark will the thrill when he's merged as a team leader. >> this is where i learned to play baseball, where i learned to be a big leaguer, where i had the most success. to be forever linked with the greatest that ever played this sport here in san francisco, it's absolutely amazing. >> the team plans to hold a special ceremony during the 2020 seas season. >>> check this out you guys. this is happening right now in san francisco. you are looking live at the bus deck of the sales force transit center. today marks the first weekday in ten months that buses are using the center's third level again. >> the bus says not in service, but some people did just come out of it. it was exciting because it was closed for ten months. it took eight years to construct this transit center and closed just after six weeks because of the cracked beams. it's been closed for more th

. >> reporter: ken clark is a detective with the l.a. sheriff's department.iv been at it a long time. as has robert martindale. more than 50 years between them. but nothing like the case that literally floated to them on a lonely reach of ocean out by catalina. would never have had the case at all, except -- o >> we were lucky that we had some boaters leaving newport beach going to catalina island and they came upon a body floating in the water. >> just happened to see it? >> just happened to see it. >> that's a big ocean out there. >> absolutely. >> so the chances of it being seen are, what, needle in the haystack? >> very slim. >> reporter: the sailors had spotted a flock of shrieking seagulls perched on top of a body. it looked like it had been in the water for some time. >> it was in extreme decomposition phase. >> right. >> bloated and -- >> barnacles had attached themselves. >> barnacles already? >> absolutely. >> yes. >> reporter: there was no i.d. on the body. it was labeled a 'john doe' and taken to the l.a. coroner's office. >>

i'm dave clark. >> thank you for joining us this morning. if you are just joining us, want to go back over to sal, unfortunately we are starting the day with another big traffic problem. >> yes a deadly crash. northbound 101 as you drive up to bailey road you will notice the brake lyings and the crash happened between willie road and highway 85. it's a deadly crash. one person was killed. a couple of people seriously hurt and the contractor was on fire on northbound 101. this video just shows it all. it's not going to be reopened for a while. we do have a crew arriving on the scene. one thing we want to let you no is he that northbound 101 is now growing. that back up. we can go to the maps. i will show you on the road sensors here. this deadly crash that traffic is backed up for a good long way. this is going to be an unexpected back up for if you drive from in or gilroy. it'll take a while to get through this crash. you may want to think about using other ways to get around the problem. once you get in looks all right. the rest of san jose

it's an issue clark himself is all too familiar with. having been the victim of experienced abuse when he was the manager. i lost it to be honest. i was really upset. and i was upset with anybody who sees the video, i've come back to scotland and you think times would move on. they say you don't need it, it's a crime. if you happened in a football stadium with so many people doing it then suddenly it's not a crime. that can't be correct. few will argue with that and with other players and managers also complaining about sectarian abuse last season, a focus on football fans has rarely been sharper. the former liverpool and england striker daniel sturridge has arrived in turkey for the next stage of his career. he was out of contract this summer and surplus to requiremts at anfield. last week he signed a 3 year deal with trab—zon—spor. the 29—year—old scored 4 times in 7 matches at the start of last season but couldn't force his way into the side. he last played for england two years ago. i'm very excited for the challenge. it's a

. >> i'm dave clark. you saw the full moon. >> it was gorgeous. >> spectacular moon. >> coming over the city, golden. >> it's going to be hot. >> steve is off today. rosemary orozco is here, you get the blame for it. >> can i have credit for the moon? >> you get credit for the moon. >> take a look at phoenix. low 90s in phoenix. 82 dallas towards new orleans and looks like miami, too. here at home, we are off to a mostly clear start and hopefully you can get a view of that moon. looking at 61 degrees to start your day in san francisco, sfo, mostly clear there. santa rosa 56. low 60s oakland and livermore and san jose. temperatures are similar to yesterday, few degrees warmer in spots, navado and concord and fairfield, reporting a few degrees. in to the afternoon, we expect our warming trend to continue. temperatures in the mid-90s for our inland cities. a little bit of fog along the coastline. a patch of fog in to the east bay. we have mostly clear skies and remaining that way for today. the on shore bree

according to tory mp ken clark, who confirmed he would step in to lead stop lou he becomes prime minister if you wednesday and her election, which is on the key ever will ——. wednesday and her election, which is on the key ever will --. he becomes pre—ministry if he ever wins. on the key ever will --. he becomes pre-ministry if he ever wins. an attempt to deal to stop insolvency. a rare diagnosis with a link to breast cancer, legal action. we look back on the massacre of peterloo. hello, good evening. a murder investigation is under way after a police officer was killed while investigating a burglary. pc andrew harper, who was 28, died late last night, near the village of ufton nervet in berkshire. he was married just four weeks ago. it's thought he may have been dragged along by a vehicle. 10 people have been arrested, all males — one a 13—year—old boy. boris johnson says he's "deeply shocked and appalled" by what happened. our correspondent daniel sandford reports. on a rural stretch of the a4 outside reading, police officers doing what they dread — investigating the death

clark is a man who knows and janine joshua better than any other boxer. as the pair spent years sparring together as part of the great britain squad. he is always on the other end of the phone, i would drop him a message regularly, just in general. if i need any advice, he is the go to person. when i spar people, what it's doing for me, obviously it's helping them, but ijust take the benefit out of it myself. clark has had to wait for his chance to shine, asjoshua and joejoyce were chosen to compete i had of him at the last two olympic games. i've had to learn to be patient, i'm 28 years old. ifeel like i'm in the prime of my life. i'm in no rush. i feel great. i think everything falls into place at the right time. but two years ago, clark's career was almost ended before it had really begun. after a training accident left his leg with serious damage. i slipped over in a warm up for training, and i detached my hamstring. i've got quite a good pain threshold, but this is the worst pain i've ever felt my life, ever. he needed an operation in several months

. >> you're hearing one side of the story, not the other >> reporter: clark mitchell's coworker saying he was the first to run to his room clark says he walked into the room and saw mitchell pinned to the ground struggling to breathe. >> mr. hapgood's left forearm was across kenny's neck/chin area this way and mr. happenwood held kenny's right hand across his body like this >> reporter: auth >> someday i will be able to tell the real story in a legal setting. the sooner the day comes the better >> reporter: if he is convics s know the punishment. he's due back in court here september 9th. >>> when we come back why puppy love may be what the doctor ordered. >>> finally tonight they are loving and loyal and now a new study reveals that having a dog also makes us healthier.hy >> reporter: for eons faces like these have been pulling on our heart strings in all the right ways tonight a new study is linking owning a dog to better heart health, not a surprise at the madison square dog park in manhattan. >> he always keeps me active >> reporter: the mayo clinic study taking a look m i would wa

clark, thank you. we have got a statement from the department of health and social care are saying, we sympathise with those dealing so courageously with challenging conditions and the government has changed the law so specialist doctors can prescribe cannabis —based medicinal products where there is clinical evidence of benefit. we have asked the national institute of health and care excellence to develop additional clinical guidelines and we are working with the health education england to provide additional training. the decision to prescribe unlicensed cannabis —based products for medicinal use is a clinical decision made with patients and theirfamilies, decision made with patients and their families, taking into decision made with patients and theirfamilies, taking into account clinical guidance. we have got four weeks more for your, for you to come up weeks more for your, for you to come up with the finalised report, is that right? well, it is partly... just one last point. even if we had fou

the ken clarke idea has greater attractions. would it be impossible for it caretaker administration composed not as is currently proposed of people who really wa nt currently proposed of people who really want to remain don'tjust wa nt to really want to remain don'tjust want to head off and have a no—deal brexit, but clearly are committed, at least all the names that have beenin at least all the names that have been in the public, our earth people who want to remain. that is not going to work, it certainly will not forge a consensus. that is when you get into the language the prime minister is used when he has talked about collaborators, people in politics here who in his view are collaborating with brussels, and that then has a very unpleasant sound to it. i think we can all agree that the country needs to move beyond that combative language. how long it might take to come up with some sort of consensus, was at 4.8% margin at the time of the referendum? margin at the time of the referendum ? that was margin at the time of the

the well known kenneth clarke actually stood up for an argument and said there is no conclusive proof. is transmitted through blood products he really needs to answer for putting out that type of misinformation and this was the reply we received from kenneth clocks office mr clark has chosen to decline this request and from the u.k. department of health the infected blood inquiry is a cabinet of its leader and therefore they will be the ones best placed to answer your questions beyond that initial acknowledgement the cabinet office has not responded to our request. and all we could find on the official u.k. national health service website was a report mentioning that victims are entitled to apply for compensation. 2019 and for the 1st time the u.k. government agreed to hear what the victims had to say a public inquiry was opened in london and jason evans group factory's is taking part in it is finally happening it's been a long road and this is a this train journey is one that i say him countless times over the last 34 years. even before jason was born his father was aware of the dead

there will be first come, first served dwight clark giveaways. he died last year after a long battle with als. tickets are $5.00 and benefit the 49ers foundation. entrances open at 9:00 a.m. practice starts at 10:15. tickets are still available on the 49ers website. >>> on the peninsula, the days of bustling video rental stores like blockbuster are a thing of the past. high tech has not stopped one san mateo shop from thriving for 35 years. amanda del castillo shows us how this store is surviving. >> reporter: an antique store, a decades old video shop with antiques of a different kind, bhs tapes, beta max, ira, the owner and only employee at captain video. he's running the sole surviving captain video in the country. he's been in business every day since march 1985. though he admits someone else ran the front desk the time he had surgery. >> i had jury duty which i couldn't get out of. >> reporter: bell for is how making business work. >> this guy here is the only one just hanging around and keeping it open. >> reporter: regulars like tony make

films in particular with call of the wild being made into a film to in particular with the one with clark gable 1935 and the other with charlton heston. [applause] >> the thing about jack london i'm not sure how may people still read him especially young people who are more into jk rowling and jack london because he represents another century of a rugged individualist free from mastercard and american express and all the trappings we associate i hope to take away but among the classic of hemingway. >>. >> he is still in all the bookstores hollywood eats content and the reason why the h century which was the last that it acquired fox and became 20th century fox was call of the wild but they didn't buy it because the book was so great in jack london was so famous at the time and also for clark gable never work opposite dogs are children so the film is 10 percent of the book if that. >> it has a love story forget about the dog and that's what people want to see. there was the era like rin tin tin and lassie but we don't associate jack london with the dogs. i associate him with clark gable an

. >> that was dwight clark's number, 87. so the team held dwight clark day. clark died last year after battling als or liou gehrig's disea disease. they hosted families who have been impacted by the disease. nbc sports bay area's maiocco signed his book that he wrote titled letters to 87. >> certainly, a legend in the 49er community and more of a legend in the 49er player community. so just a great friend. we miss him. but this is exciting that we get a chance to honor him. >> the team also announced it will be new signage inside levi stadium that honors clark. >> that's pretty cool. >>> we celebrate the life of dwight clark. it's called hero in the end zone. we've posted it on our youtube page. the full episode.usiv interview montana and jerry rice. check out our nbc bay area youtube page. >> see you at 11:00. fake out fake . ♪ >> now on "extra" -- oprah sounds off on america's mash shooting epidemic. >> i think what people are missing is a core moral center. >> days after dayton and el paso, her take on stopping the violence. >> until we can return to tha

the giants lost officially retire will clark's number 22 next season. will naturally thrilled. nearly all the '89 team that could have been there was there, kevin mitchell, dusty baker, roger craig, robby thompson. today all about number 22 and deservedly so. a lot of giants fans wonder why this didn't happen a lot earlier. clark considers this his hall of fame and proud to be a forever giant. >> i came up as a giant. this is my first organization, where i learned to play baseball and learned to be a big leaguer, where i had my most success. to be forever linked with the greatest that ever played this sport here in san francisco, it's absolutely amazing. >> i'm very, very heartfelt right now and i'm having trouble putting it in words. but it's just super special. >> to the game tonight, will clark jerseys all over the ballpark. giants on the board in the first. longoria ground ball up the middle. that will bringing in two runs. giants 2-1 after one. bryce harper is kept in the yard. a two-run single and the phillies take the lead. bottom three, giants down 5-2. mike yastrzemski

clark said today the ceremony is something he will never forget. today's announcement also comes as giant manager bruce bochy nears the end of his last season before retiring. earlier this month clark said being a candidate for the job was "not off the radar." from the major leagues to inspiring major change, three time world series champion and retired san francisco giant jeremy aflo made a stop in beverly hills this morning. he's now traveling around the country to help inspire people. >> my biggest thing is i want to do things for other people. >> reporter: finding happiness in helping others. that's the why retired san francisco giant jeremy affeldt traveled city to city to teach. >> when i was playing baseball for myself, i was getting just so -- it was just such a boring life and once i figured out i can play baseball for other people and make a difference in other people's lives, the game changed for me. >> reporter: affeldt started in the major league when he was in his 20s and said the pressures and expectations he felt at the beginning of

the father of the house of commons, ken clarke, joins us now live from our nottingham studios. thank you forjoining us. so, have have gratefulness thrust upon them, is this you and are you going to say yes. have been on holiday, jo said would i mind being mentioned but otherwise i out of touch with the news and i come back to find myself suddenly in today's newspapers and catching up we're vent, ringing up friends. the question of a government of national unity is a possibility that we may have to come to, if all else fails. the first thing to try is to get the majority in parliament, which is against boris's policy of leaving with no—deal to come together, pass legislation if we can that binds the government seek a more sensible outcome in whatever way the majority agrees on. if it is necessary, to get rid of the government, to do that, and form a government of national unity, then of course you could argue about who leads it, who is in it. the most important thing is in it. the most important thing is can the majority going for a political compromise, pragmatism, so that al

this movie but nobody wanted to go near it nobody would touch a film about a dog and heston was not clark gable that made it a tougher sell so eventually he produced himself so when the inmates run the asylum you have problems. so when he takes control of his own movie you have those problems. when you see it back on the screen, i shouldn't have done that is why it is collaborative you need other people to help you with that part of the process. >> i read the books and high school it was a steppingstone to ayn rand. but the real superman was humphrey because he started as the softy going to dominate larson which is also my favorite so the final words are very poetic and also inspiring. so in the end everybody has that moment but my question is when did you immerse yourself in london before or after ayn rand? >> before. and those opening lines and stuff like that but i met people instinctively i don't like that person. and probably all of us have but you have to learn how to overcome those present - - prejudices he is a classic and will withstand the test of time especially with the wild w

nbc bay area's legal analyst steven clark says remove someone. take a listen. >> this case could clearly be a mistrial if they run out of juro jurors. what they have to do is evaluate the case by talking with each juror individually and find out the reason that these three jurors committed some type of err error. >> only one alternate left. what happens if another situation comes up with another juror? >> there's only one alternate left. this judge is in a tough situation. if we see another situation where we lose another member of the jury, we could have a mistrial on our hands. that's something the defense attorneys will certainly be pushing for. in a nutshell we will be in this courtroom, in this courthouse following the latest on this trial for days, possibly weeks to come, guys. >> thank you so much, melissa. they were deliberating for ten days very meticulous and this happened. very frustrating. the families of the victims, they were actually called to oakland to hear about the changes. >> nbc bay area's jody hernandez is also at the courth

patients between mandela and dick clark hit the headlines. in january $995.00 i hate to dispute during a cabinet meeting which forced dick clarke and mandela to stage a public reconciliation for the media. the main focus of our discussion. was our past not working relationship. our discussion was frank. and to a character in some detail. with all of the issues which caused the recent confrontation between us. we did not ask for an apology we are asked for the recognition of al good faith. honesty and our integrity. in the process of the confrontation also my confidence in the president was shaken. and our talk this morning achieved also the race to relation of that confidence. i'm shaking you know you love movement on the t.v. . often about 18 months the a.n.c. started to feel they've had enough of a learning experience. and then they started to try and silence me because i was not only an executive deputy president i was also the political leader of the main political opposition part and they were trying to say i cannot in public criticize t

because they were members of one of these organizations will be identified and released i think the clark when he took over as president in 1009. i was faced with a choice he knew that the country's economy was in really deep trouble he knew we were almost facing a civil war inside the country and here suddenly the thing landed on his lap was he going to do more about it more oppression more police more military and destroy the economy get into a civil war or was he going to be the sturrock a figure that ended the war and i think the berlin wall helped him a lot because it was a strong argument to use to say we had to fight against the a.n.c. because they were communists but no communism is dead sanaa we can talk to them which made their message easier to accept by the white people however what is very crucial to make the point that this change. the clear speech was not simply the result of a free condom nationalism of his party and of de klerk suddenly becoming good guys and through the good heart the siding there must be a change it was the pressure from the struggle i wish to put it pl

in the super heavyweight division is frazer clarke. he's had to wait for his chance behind the likes of anthonyjoshua, and he's had to overcome serious injury, too. 0ur 0lympic sports reporter david mcdaid has more. these are clark is a man who knows andjanine these are clark is a man who knows and janine joshua better than any other boxer. as the pair spent years sparring together as part of the great britain squad. he is always on the other end of the phone, i would drop him a message regularly, just in general. and all advice, he is the go to person. when ice part one people, what it's doing for me, obviously it's helping them, but i just take the for me, obviously it's helping them, but ijust take the benefit for me, obviously it's helping them, but i just take the benefit out of it myself. clark has had to wait for his chance to shine, asjoshua and joe joyce were his chance to shine, asjoshua and joejoyce were chosen to compete i had of him at the last two 0lympic games. i've had to learn to be patient, i'm 28 years old. i feel li

for miller on today's top stories like check in with dave clark in the newsroom. >> thank you. the latest on this morning's fiery deadly crash in san jose, one person was killed, two others were rushed to the hospital after four cars crashed and then burst into flames, northbound 101 and south san jose, it happened just after 3 am, north of bailey avenue and south of state highway 85. the cause of this crash is still under investigation. meantime, texas governor, greg abbott now says the state is providing $5 million to help the victims of the el paso mass shooting as well as their families, and that community as a whole. and he says he will fight white supremacy by identifying potential threats on the internet that promote hate. meantime, president trump and the first lady, they are back at the white house after flying to both el paso texas and dayton ohio, and dayton, thther and protesters to lined the streets and flew the baby trump balloon. here at home it for students in the oakland unified school district to go back to school after summer recess, on monday, students, teac

hapgood over kenny. >> reporter: clarke says he saw hapgood's forearm on mitchel's neck and was told mitchel came after hapgood with a knife asking for money. what are you saying at this time? >> well, i keep telling him, okay. yes i understand what you are saying but you still need to give him proper breathing space. >> reporter: at one point clarke says mitchel tried responding. >> he said, can i speak? then in that same position mr. hapgood came, looked down at him and said, you don't have a -- thing to say. >> reporter: clarke says he and his security manager tried to intervene but hapgood refused to budge for roughly 30 minutes. >> he said he would not move. he would not get up. he would not do anything until the police is present. >> reporter: clarke also says hapgood's wife came in the room after he did and recorded part of the encounter on her phone. how do you know it was video and not pictures? >> no, because i saw when she pressed the record button. >> reporter: an autopsy shows mitchel died from positional asphyxia. a toxicology report also shows he had drugs and alcohol