you're watching beyond 100 days. donald trump invokes his executive privilege to withhold congress getting more details phil neville always said that of the mueller report. selecting his squad for this world the democrats who want to see it cup will be the in full, unredacted, say the president's stonewalling ha rd est hardestjob since becoming england of their investigations, provokes a constitutional crisis. manager last january. he is hardestjob since becoming england manager lastjanuary. he is the best place to man to do it, having missed out on three world cups himself as a it's been fun and games this afternoon in the house player. yesterday, the squad found judiciary committee — out which 23 would be on the plane the democrats say they will hold to france. today, the rest of the the attorney general in contempt, country found out as well. he says it has been a careful blend the vote is pending. of experience and youth. this hearing is not about the they have all been to major attorney general. this is all about championships but i don't think impeaching the president. in this anything will prepare them for what country, no one is above the law will be exposed to do in the summer. including the president of the that is why we have the experienced united states. players around. that is why they are president trump's finances come so players around. that is why they are so important to us. i always liked under more scrutiny — that as a young player, you need experienced players sometimes just to pull you back and settle you down, just to put an arm around your shoulder. we have a nice balance in the squad. tomorrow marks one month

until the lionesses kick off their world cup campaign against scotland in that much anticipated opener in nice. then his selection headache returns when he has to whittle it down from a squad of 23 to a starting xi. that will be no easy decision, willett, for phil neville? before we go let's return to tonight's big match in amsterdam. it'll be the biggest match either spurs or ajax have played for a long time. and we've been to meet a group of supporters who have a love for both clubs. amsterdam spurs are the supporters group of choice for tottenham fans in the dutch capital, and alex gulrajani went to meet them. you wouldn't expect to see the badges of two champions league semifinal rivals are side by side on the same flag. there is something different about tottenham and ajax.

there is a lot of commonality between the two clubs about how and when they were formed. there are a lot of shared managers and players. they don't compete regularly against one another so there is a natural friction between both clubs. maybe it isa friction between both clubs. maybe it is a natural way of being able to support two very similar clubs in different countries. the supporters group amsterdam spurs is an example. the chairman was born in holland but spent his formative years in london forming a bond with the lilywhites that has never been broken. my granddad lived close to tottenham and he said i will take you to totte n ha m. and he said i will take you to tottenham. he was in the saint john's ambience brigade person. he had a big trench coat. when we got to the ground, he told me to get under his coat and he squeezed me through this turnstile, i have to hold my breath. we walk through these channels and all of a sudden, hang ona these channels and all of a sudden, hang on a minute, i'm actually on the pitch. hejust sat me hang on a minute, i'm actually on the pitch. he just sat me down on

the pitch. he just sat me down on the pitch! he did this about six or seven times. itjust goes to your heart. fans from england, holland, and further afield came down to one of the club's and further afield came down to one of the clubs events ahead of tonight's semifinal, with even the odd ajax scarf spotted amongst the crowd. some families were even split right down the middle. antoinette from amsterdam supports ajax. her husband john, you've guessed it, spurs, their sonjack husband john, you've guessed it, spurs, their son jack is husband john, you've guessed it, spurs, their sonjack is quite literally stuck in the middle. so who will he be supporting tonight? both. we don't see it as a competition between which club does he get to support. it is quite rare that i will clubs get to play each other. it is something we hoped for before it happened, now it is happening. it may have been even nicer if it was the final. but we already said whoever goes to the

final, we will both be supporting that team. there is always banter about who is the better team, who is playing in a properly. anybody can really win that championship! it would be nice to see who is the best. so who would be more upset with defeat in this household? doubt! well, at least someone in that family will be happy, full—time. and many spurs fans in amsterdam will be hoping it is them. lots of tottenham fans have made their way to amsterdam for that game tonight. just over one hour away from that second champions league semifinal. with spurs bid to overturn a first leg deficit against ajax and set up

a champions league final with premier league rivals liverpool. ajax making just one change from the tea m ajax making just one change from the team that won at tottenham last week. the tottenham, young baton and starts. —— vertonghen starts. son also returns. moussa sis oko also returns. you can listen to the match on bbc radio five live tonight. the winners take on liverpool in madrid in the champions league final on the ist ofjune. in the champions league final on the ist of june. that in the champions league final on the ist ofjune. that is just about it from this edition of rob mac tonight. we will have plenty more sport here throughout the evening including that result from the champions league semifinal. we will have another sportsday for you at 10:30pm.

hello there, it has been a cool and wet day, the rain i'm sure welcome by some gardeners and farmers given how dry the weather has been recently. the rain system is this low pressure at the south—west. pressure north northwards followed by shallow clouds. those showers have been widespread across southern parts of england. they have also produced a number of thunderstorms with a fairly large sized hail, pea sized hail there heavier in the day in london. looking at the weather picture through the rest of the night, we are going to see our rain band stop moving northwards and slowly sink a bit further southwards. all in all, the rain doesn't let up across north—east england. a particularly soggy night here. clear skies to the north of scotla nd here. clear skies to the north of scotland where we will have patches of frost. otherwise, it is not especially cold through the night. thursday, a cloudy start to the day

with areas of rain first thing in the morning. the rain will tend to transition to showers through the day. those showers becoming heavy, again thundery with a bit of hail mixed in. some quite slow—moving. probably the heaviest downpours across parts of wales and southern counties of england where we will have brighter spells in between. further showers are in the forecast for friday. the remnants of an old weather front bringing the focus of moisture for those downpours to really get going. with the wind feeling particularly light, the showers will be slow—moving in nature giving some heavy downpours in places. in other places, we will have a dry day with some sunny spells. beyond that, thejet have a dry day with some sunny spells. beyond that, the jet stream, we see changes. it gets more amplified with this ridge of high pressure to the west of the uk. we get the sinking air which will build high pressure. low pressure meanwhile over northern france will encourage low pressure to form. through the weekend, we think that global state across france with the sinking air building in this area of high pressure. saturday, not a bad

kind of day. there will be showers left over, particularly across southern and eastern parts of scotla nd southern and eastern parts of scotland and england. the weather becoming drierfurther scotland and england. the weather becoming drier further west with sunshine and starting to feel warmer with that sunshine. temperatures in cardiff reaching a height of 17 degrees. as the high pressure continues to build through sunday and into next week as well, we will see the weather turning driverjust about all of us. it will also feel warmer with temperatures into the low 20s. we had a little moment including a disruptive goat, and a talking dog. and we know that those species get along! hello, i'm duke, and you are? please welcome the voice of duke, eric stonestreet! welcome back to the one show. it has been a couple of years but it's still a nice and 00:09:02,160 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 wonderful space! you