marcel kittel lost the green jersey today, it now goes to marcel matthews.you. chelsea have agreed terms with real madrid for the transfer of spanish international striker alvaro morata. the fee is believed to be in the region of $91 million, which would be a club record for the premier league champions. and england international kyle walker has been talking to the bbc following his transfer from tottenham hospur to manchester city last week — and it seems it wasn't an acrimonious move. this is what he said after it was put to him that the brutal truth was city were more likely to win things than spurs. you know, i'm not going to sit here and disrespect tottenham one bit, because what they've done for me over the years has been fantastic andi over the years has been fantastic and i am more than grateful. the way that they've made the stepping stones in the right direction over the years that i've been there is crazy. it's a team, i am a manchester city player right now and iam manchester city player right now and i am fully focused on that, picking up i am f

therefore marcel kittel is the man of the moment. nobody could get near him. four stage wins.fely behind and collected another yellow jersey, his 50th. safely behind and collected another yellowjersey, his 50th. he still leads by 18 seconds with 11 stages to go. the international olympic committee has voted to award hosting rights for both the 2024 and 2028 olympics in september. the decision all but guarantees paris and los angeles will stage the games as they‘re the only candidates. the french bid has been backed by new president emmanuel macron, who was in lausanne today for the vote. it‘s thought paris will be the more likely host in 2024 as it‘s the centenary of the first time they staged the games. the two cities must come to an agreement before an ioc meeting in peru or the hosts for seven years‘ time will be decided by another vote. that‘s all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are alison little, deputy political editor of the daily express, and the guardian

marcel kittel is overwhelmed after his second stage victory. and joe root says he's in "dreamworld" after making an unbeaten 184 on his first day as england captain. hi there, wherever you are around the world, welcome to sport today. two favourites out of wimbledon in two days! third seed karolina pliskova was knocked—out by magdalena rybarikova. that's the fifth straight year, the czech has gone out in the second round. pliskova said "probably it's something in the air here" at the all england club. austin halewood watched the action. with pedro kvitova out of the women's draw, karolina pliskova became favourite for the title, facing tough competition in the form of magdalena rybarikova. after winning the first set, nerves kicked in in the second. karolina pliskova is known for the powerboat into the decider it was the slovakia tennis player who dominated. based on performances this year karolina pliskova is the best in the world but it was world number 87 who sealed the biggest upset so far. but it was world number 87 who sealed the biggest

german marcel kittel won stage two of the tour de france on sunday, from dusseldorf in germany to theory on the tour. simon brotherton has more. chris froome‘s title defence almost came to grief here, but he was able to rejoin the main field by the finish whether german marcel kittel w011 finish whether german marcel kittel won a spectacular mass sprint for the line head of the french champion and andre greipel, with cavendish fourth. thomas was only briefly held up fourth. thomas was only briefly held up by fourth. thomas was only briefly held up by the crash and finish safely to retain the leader's yellowjersey. and you can go to our website and follow everything all the way throughout the three weeks of that toured france. from me and the rest of the sport today team, see you —— tour de france. hello. the weekend was something of a mixed bag across the greater part of scotland and northern ireland, but once again into england and wales at times it really did look as glorious as that. can we keep it up for the next few days? well, there will be some sunshine in our forecast. as earl

. >> thank you so much, marcelle. good afternoon and welcome everyone. i'm pleased to be able to moderate this discussion and i'm very, very happy to have such distinguished colleagues with me to help enlighten us on this subject as marcelle said, one of critical interest and one of a timely nature at the moment given events in the region and here in washington as well. my introduction can be short. you can look for greater detail in the handy programs that were on your chair when you walked in, but allow me to please just briefly introduce kate bauer, who is the bloomingstein fellow at the washington state institute and a former treasury official that served as the department's atake shea in jerusalem and in the gulf region. to her right is david cohen, former deputy director of the central intelligence agency and better known to me in his role at treasury before he joined the cia when he was under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence. david zoratay, chairman and co-founder of the financial integrity network. i knew juan when he worked as

a sprint finish in liege saw germany's marcel kittel win the stage, with mark cavendish fourth.onditions made the roads in belgium as slippery as an ice rink. with less than 20 miles to the finish, it was fortunate that this crash did not end chris froome's tour. his shorts were ripped but it was only his like that didn't make it to the finish. his sky team—mate michal kwiatkowski shepherd him back into the main contenders. ahead of them, the sprinters fought it out for stage glory. mark cavendish, on the far left, was looking to add to his 13th victories, but he could not find the power needed to get past germany's marcel kittel. there was no change in the overall lead, with geraint thomas keeping the yellowjersey. it turned out all chris froome lost was a bit of skin, one day when he could have lost a whole lot more. and hannah barnes of great britain has w011 hannah barnes of great britain has won stage three the tour of italy, the only grand tour on the women's calendar. a really impressive performance from the england women cricketers now. england's cricketers have register

with cavendish and peter ciganda eliminated, marcel kittel is the man of the moment.nother podium appearance and collected another yellow jersey. his 50th, appearance and collected another yellowjersey. his 50th, in fact. appearance and collected another yellowjersey. his 50th, infact. he still leads by 18 seconds with 11 stages to go. iam i am definitely die jesting things a little bit. the tension out there at times today, it seems like you had incredible focus. you were able to do what you needed to do in the crucial moments? i felt very clear on what i was trying to achieve, regardless of whether it was going my way or not. i felt really stuck to my true self and just tried to create as opportunities as possible. i knew that going into the match against simone, she was not going to give me much forfree. i definitely had to be the one to create my own chances. i felt i had to be the one to create my own chances. ifelt i did had to be the one to create my own chances. i felt i did that. had to be the one to create my own chances. ifelt i did that. ifeel fortu nate c

my name is marcel womba, i'm president of the gulf states institute. i would like to welcome all of you to our talk on financing terrorism. one of the many attempts to prevent terrorism, cutting off the financial flow is the most crucial. it allows them to recruit, control territory, plan and carry out violent operations on a global level. there are emains a top priority for the u.s. as we seek to defeat islamic state and other terrorist groups, the u.s. and its gulf arab partners have taken significant steps to stem the flow of funds to terrorist groups over the past 15 years. really a very robust effort since 9/11. however, despite the various measures and regulations put in place, terrorist organizations continue to generate and come from the region to finance their activities. what more can be done, regionally and globally to stem the flow of money to violent extremists. we have a very distinguished panel with us today to answer that question and explore all the issues related to it. i'm pleased to welcome our guest speakers, as well as our very ow

german sprinter, marcel kittle, never got that far, and early crash and a shoulder injury dimmed his hopes of winning the green jersey. the leading riders scaled the alps, but frome and the fourth place rider matched him. the italian champion would lose half minute and second place with it. chris frome is good at downhill and uphill. but this convenient on the first stage. they went wheel to wheel for the yellow jersey, the french rider missed out, but frome is still the man to beat with four stages to go. now, lots of preseason friendlies to get you through including british teams. arsenal left it late to beat bayern munich. they trailed to a penalty but equalised in injury time. martinez was the hero saving two penalties. liverpool scored against crystal palace in the asia trophy. in hong kong, the second liverpool goal, they are predicted to sign hull city left back andrew robinson. jay rodriguez got his first goal in a west brom shirt against leicester. in the last few minutes, chelsea have agreed a deal to sign a striker from real madrid. he'd been linked with manchester united

however, marcel kittel had to withdraw after a crash around 20 kilometres after the start.neral classification, confirmation that chris froome is chasing a fourth tour de france title in five years. he leads that now, ahead of rigoberto uran and romang bar day. his closest challenger before that wednesday stage was fabio aroo. michael matthews is now in the green jersey as the points classification leader. he now has an impressive 160 point cushion. state 18 on thursday is 179.5 kilometres. it will be the last mountain stage of the tour de france. an altitude of over 1300 metres, the highest town in the european union. some big lungs needed. thanks for that. in the netherlands, england are playing scotland tonight at the women's euro tournament. last time i checked, it was 6—0. it has been a particularly good night for this woman, jody taylor. a tweet here from the lionesses, saying that there has been the first hat—trick of the tournament. and earlier, spain had a strong win over portugal in their group d opener earlier. vicky losada scored one of the goals and amanda samp

marcel kittel timed it beautiful to beat andre 6reipel to the line, with britain's mcklay in eighth.ning a 12 second lead over 6eraint thomas in the overall standings. cricket and joe root marked his first test as england captain by scoring an unbeaten 184 on the opening day against south africa at lord's. root‘s only the sixth englishman to score a century in his first test as skipper. his innings rescued england who were struggling on 76—4 at one stage. they closed the day on 357—5. really special day from start to finish, thoroughly enjoyed it. we are in a nice position now when we can hopefully kick on tomorrow and make a big first—innings lead. it's the highest score by an england captain on debut? well, that's nice, but it means nothing at the minute. it will mean a lot more if we get a result at the end of the game. to have two brilliant partnerships there toward the back end of the day proves how if you play positively it can bea proves how if you play positively it can be a good pitch to bat on. belly dancing may be a predominantly female art form, but that hasn't stopped on

germany's marcel kittel is fast becoming the headline maker at the tour de france. the leader's yellow jersey, but victory in the 10th stage was kittel‘s fourth of this year's tour. froome was kept safe from his general classification rivals by his team sky colleagues who led the peloton towards bergerac. however, no—one could match kittel forfinishing power as he held off compatriotjohn degenkolb and dutchman dylan groenewegen for his 13th stage win of all time, and that's a german record. some football news for you now and as we mentioned earlier on tuesday, james rodriguez, the top scorer at the 2014 world cup has moved from real madrid to bayern munich on a two—year loan deal. the columbia midfielder made 111 competitive appearances for real, scoring 36 goals and providing 41 assists but was a periperal figure for los blancos last season. quick tour of news in the english premier league michael carrick has been named manchester united's club captain. the 35—year—old is the club's longest—serving player, having joined in 2006, and he replaces wayne rooney in the

german marcel kittel has won yet another stage at the tour de france... his fifth this year...jersey. in one of the flattest stages of this year's race — kittel — in the green — had too much powerfor his rivals at the line in poe. froome continues to lead by 18 seconds as the race heads into the pyrenees tomorrow. england's women have been beaten 1—0 by japan at the world hockey league semi—finals in johannesberg today. mami karino swept in a cross to put japan ahead inside the first three minutes of the first quarter... and despite taking six times as many shots as their opponents england couldn't find an equaliser. it's the first time japan have beaten england in eleven years. 0rganisers of the world pa ra—athletics championships have said that they will hold a moment of silence when they begin in london on friday to remember abdullah haya—yei. the para athlete from the united arab emirates who was killed while training at newham leisure centre yesterday. the 36—year—old died when a discus cage collapsed on him. the incident was witnessed by some of his team—mates. coaches an

to cycling, and the german, marcel kittel, just can't stop winning.e france from eymet to pau on the edge of the pyrenees, a distance of 203 kilometres. it's the second successive stage win for the quickstep rider. and his fifth in the year's race. the defending champion, chris froome, of team sky retained the yellow jersey. he leads by 18 seconds. simon brotherton reports. 0nly only three riders decided to have a go. 0ne only three riders decided to have a go. one of them almost pulled off a sensational victory. this polish rider was caught 15 metres from the line as the peloton went past. kittel, first. the norwegian banging his handlebars in frustration at being denied a podium. the overall situation has not changed. chris froome still leads by 18 seconds. simon yates still wears the white jersey as the best young rider. this is the first time donald trump's course has hosted a women's major. britney. this is a big event in women's golf. it is very special. my in women's golf. it is very special. my whole family was there. that was an absolute drea

marcel kittel is overwhelmed after his second stage victory.ng an unbeaten 184 on his first day as england captain. hi there, wherever you are around the world, welcome to sport today. two favourites out of wimbledon in two days! third seed karolina pliskova was knocked—out by magdalena rybarikova. that's the fifth straight year, the czech has gone out in the second round. pliskova said "probably it's something in the air here" at the all england club. austin halewood watched the action. with pedro kvitova out of the women's draw, karolina pliskova

battered and bruised, leading sprinter marcel kittel is forced to abandon the tour de france.ign real madrid striker alvaro morata for around $91 million. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. we are just a few hours away from the start of the 146th open championship taking place at royal birkdale, on the north—west coast of england. sweden's henrik stenson is the defending champion, but is certainly not the only man with compelling ambitions of walking 0nce once you win one, obviously it's off your shoulders, and it's more about putting yourself in contention again and trying to win a second one. given a long and successful career that i

german sprinter marcel kittel, who was leading the greenjersey competition, was involved in a crash earlyry. it was a brilliant effort by roglic, who started the day 37th and is no threat to the leaders. he broke away to win the stage by over a minute. it came down to a sprint for second between froome and his rivals for second place — froome now leads colombia's rigoberto uran and frenchman romain bardet by 27 seconds. fabio aru of italy is down to fourth overall. that's all from sportsday on the night england thrashed scotland 6—0 in stunning fashion in their opening game at the women's euro 2017 championship. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster lynn faulds wood and the deputy political editor of the daily telegraph, ben riley—smith. the metro leads with the publishing of the wages of the bbc‘s top earners, with chris evans allegedly admitting that the disparity in pay between employees is unfair. bbc pay also dominates the front page of the sun, which reports friction be

sprinter marcel kittel pipped the stage win on the line, but froome keeps the overall lead, 12 secondse extended their lead at the top of rugby league's super league after a dramatic last—gasp win at wakefield. the tigers had trailed 16—0 at half time, but fought back to level the scores thanks to this try from mike mcmeeken. wakefield did retake the lead, only for luke gale's drop goal with less than two minutes remaining to seal victory for daryl powell's side. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate proctor, political reporter at the london evening standard and the broadcaster, john stapleton. tomorrow's front pages. the financial times leads on the fall out from last month's global cyber attack — with the consumer goods group reckitt benckiser admitting the hack had caused a £110 million hit in sales. the express writes that britain shouldn't be worried about the latest threats from brussels over brexit because, the paper says, eurocrats are scared of a wa

marcel kittle in blue just sneaking his second consecutive stage win.d irish lions will unleash some new attacking plays in tomorrow‘s deciding third and final test against the all blacks. the tourists are attempting to upset the odds, and a first series win in new zealand since 1971. we can speak to our correspondent in auckland. auckland is still waking up. so much excitement, so much anticipation around the third and final test. just one win from history. i‘m joined by the former lions wing, shane williams. you obviously there in 2005 can you know how difficult it is to tour in new zealand. what is it about this group that has given them this opportunity? to begin in this group are very talented players. as strong a squad as we had in 2005. just the way they have progressed as the tour goes on, was not a good start, lost some games midweek. all of a sudden starting to panic. they have clawed back, 1—1, this week has been so exciting. the fans have gone absolutely nuts. about as big as it gets. warren gatland naming an unchanged side, quite confident

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greenjersey to stage, to close that gap in the race for the green jersey to just 29 points, with marceltenders, dan martin lost out as a front group split in the wind near the end, finishing 50 seconds adrift. he now drops, with simon yates up to sixth overall, and still in white is the best rider. two tennis grand slam semi—finals, and now a career—high world ranking — it has been quite an 18 months forjohanna konta. the briton will take that momentum into the hard—court season, culminating with the us open at the end of august. johanna joined us here at the bbc sport centre earlier, to reflect on climbing to four in the world rankings. it does sound nice. obviously it has just happened since monday, so it is something that is new for me to see and hear. but it is a nice achievement for me. but definitely come are definitely looking to keep moving up. and what about the experience of a second grand slam semi—final? it happen for you very recently at wimbledon. how has that perhaps giving you an extra bit of self belief and confidence?m perhaps giving you an extra bit of self belief and

. >>> marcel osuna, a laser down the left field line. christian scores. ozuna fa 70 r.b.i. this season. the home run derby on monday, that ball would have taken out the avocado tree. 74 miguel called up friday. in the 11th swim ahead on george. second homer by stan. 10-8. 22 games under 500. reached the dog days of summer. disappointing first half. >> well the good news is it's behind us. we got the all-star break to refresh get stronger. and an opportunity to come out and get better for the second half. >>> meanwhile in seattle for a bat it will between the middle east. usually in full swing but wouldn't enough back to back with the mariners. in seattle, no score on the second. nell con cruz shot down the third baseline. field the ball, he's got a gun makes it look so easy. fourth innings. two on homer. matter ners go up 3-0. seventh inning john oxford. former eight, valencia will score. mariners win 4-0. 11 games under .500. >>> finally, munoz misses the par putt here. one of his five bogeys. shelsly come up clutch on 18 to par 3. top four players separated by one shot at

crawford's eighth of the year. 2-0 giants. 2-1 in the marcel oh d marcel ozunozuna.e in the home run derby monday. 3-2 marlins. miguel gomez, his first big league hit. we go to extras. top of 11. two-run shot by aj ellis second homer by stanton. after yards, hunter pence talked about the disappointing first half. >> the good news is it's behind us. we got the all-star break to refresh, get stronger. you know, and an opportunity to come out and get better. >> try to fix, you know, a hole in the dam there, the dike, put your finger in if and another one springs open. that's what we're trying to get straight here. that goes with a tough half or tough season. you get the pitching, you know, you don't hit enough. you score runs, you don't get the puching. that's kind of what's happened. >> meanwhile the a's in seattle. the a's youth movement in full swing but they couldn't get back-to-back wins against the mariners. at safeco field in seattle, no score in the second. nelson cruz shot down the third-base line. look at matt chapman. fields the ball. shows off his gun. 1-0 m

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chaos for marcel kitle at the tour de—france. the german sprinter won five stages of the race.ays his form could return ahead of royal birkdale this week. i will be back with morejust of royal birkdale this week. i will be back with more just after a.30pm. a big clean—up operation is taking place in cornwall, after flash floods swept through the village of coverack on the lizard peninsula. there were three hours of torrential downpours last night and a number of people had to be rescued from the roofs of their homes by a coastguard helicopter. residents reported hailstones the size of 50 pence pieces and the village was divided in two by a four—foot torrent of water. 0ur correspondentjon kay has travelled to the village and fishing port to see the extent of the damage. what a mess. this was the main road into the village of coverack until it was ripped apart. just look at it now. and this is why. heavy rain sent a four—foot torrent of water thundering down the hills into the harbour yesterday afternoon sweeping away everything in its wake. there was so much power it forced down

german marcel kittel has won his fifth stage at this year's tour de france whilst chris froome holds this year's race — kittel — in the green — had too much powerfor his rivals at the line in pau. froome continues to lead as the race heads into the pyrenees tomorrow. 0rganisers of the world pa ra—athletics championships have said that they will hold a moment of silence when they begin on friday to remember abdullah hayayei, the para—athlete from the united arab emirates who was killed while training at newham leisure centre yesterday. the 36—year—old died when a discus cage collapsed on him. the incident was witnessed by some of his team—mates, coaches and athletes from other competing nations. for the next ten days the uk's biggest women's sporting event this year is taking place in guildford. england, wales and scotland's women will be aiming to record their best ever results when the lacrosse world cup begins today. 0ur reporter lizzie greenwood—hughes has been to find out more about the tournament. if you like tough sport, this might be the tournament for you. this is the biggest

marcel kittel won stage two of the tour de france on sunday, from dusseldorf in his home country germanytains the race leader's yellowjersey. danke shun! 0n on that note, he is a happy man. professor stephen hawking has told the bbc that donald trump's decision to withdraw from the paris climate agreement, could doom the planet, and that future generations will have no choice but to find life elsewhere. he was speaking on the occasion of his 75th birthday, a milestone he says he never thought he'd reach. 0ur science correspondent pallab ghosh reports. when i was diagnosed at 21, i was told it would kill me in two or three years. now, 54 years later, albeit weaker and in a wheelchair, i'm still working and producing scientific papers. today, stephen hawking celebrates his 75th birthday. but it's been a great struggle, which i have got through only with a lot of help from my family, colleagues, and friends. at an event at cambridge university to pay tribute to his life, he was applauded for his scientific achievements. the legacy will be the scientists that he inspired. and there will be t

a sprint finish in liege saw germany's marcel kittel win the stage with mark cavendish fourth.s world cup. they beat sri lanka by 7 wickets in their latest group game. captain heather knight and sarah taylor shared a partnership of 148 in taunton, to leave them fourth in the standings with four more games to play. the top four will qualify for the semi—finals. and that is all your support for now. thank you. that is it from us, more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. hello, this is bbc news. a smartphone system, which alerts qualified life savers to someone having a heart attack, has been launched for the first time outside of london. the app automatically calls first responders near the emergency, to get them there before paramedics arrive, as james roberson reports. there are already hundreds of them in the five counties covered by east midlands ambulance service. hello there. my name's andy, i'm a responder with the ambulance service. first responders are drawn from emas staff and trained volunteers and also from the police and fire services and the region's var

thank you, steve, thank you marcelle, for asking me to be here.i think it is worth at the outset noting how important it that we have a strong and fully functioning and fully staffed state department. although this is an advertisement for the treasury department, we are all former treasury officials -- the work we have been able to do countering terrorist financing, not to mention many, many other empowered and functioning. you can applaud. so, just a couple quick thoughts picking up on what juan was saying. terrorists to combat financing, i came to the treasury in 2009. that was at a point where juan and his team had made an inrmous amount of progress combating the principal problem, which was funding coming out of saudi arabia. stewart famously said if he could snap his fingers and into the terrorist financing out of saudi arabia, that would make a big difference. that did not make him that popular with ambassador in saudi arabia at the time. by the time i got there in 2009 the saudi's had shifted quite theiricantly in perception of this issue a

the 126—mile stage was won by german sprinter marcel kittel with britain's mark cavendish fourth. england's cricketers at the womens world cup. they eased to a seven—wicket victory over sri lanka in taunton. they were asked to bowl first and laura marsh took four wickets as sri lanka set england 205 to win. captain heather knight led by example in the run chase, smashing 82 offjust 76 balls to accompany her century in the previous match. an unbeaten 7a from sarah taylor saw england home. they play south africa next on wednesday. the british trials for next month's world athletics championships have finished in birmingham. nethaneel mitchell—bla ke won the men's 200 metres to guarantee selection for london. he clocked 20.18 seconds to beat danny talbot on the line, talbot also qualifies. but some big names struggled, including adam gemili, who was sixth. after her season's best during last weekend's european team championships, elidh doyle secured her spot in london with a comfortable victory in the 400 metre hurdles. her time, though, was a second slower than her run in lille last

we go time to tell you that it was back to back stage wins at the tour de france for german rider marcelkilometres. team sky's chris froome still leads the overall classification . thank you. returning to the 620 summit, away from main discussions, an unlikely couple have raised a money raising initiative to fund education in some of the poorest countries. they are the former british prime minister and un special envoy 6ordon british prime minister and un special envoy gordon brown, and the p0p special envoy gordon brown, and the pop star shakira, of course. they spoke to roz atkins. this is com pletely spoke to roz atkins. this is completely new, we had the global fund for health in 2000, then vaccination, and then a climate change fund. we need money in global education, and so this is the first major initiative to create a fund. $10 billion per year, the equivalent of doubling aid to education. we have 800 million children we want to help, half of the world's children leave school early without qualifications that they need for work. 260 million children today are not going to school

sports day, more reaction to andy murray's quarterfinal exit and use of a fifth stage victory for marcelill baby charlie gard will return to the high court tomorrow as their legal battle to allow him to be given an experimental treatment abroad continues. at the very centre of the case is the question of how far you should go to keep a terminally ill child alive? in a separate case, branwenjeffreys has been speaking to the mother of a seriously ill 10—year—old girl who is facing an agonising dilemma. she contacted the bbc because she wanted to tell her story. for ten years, juliet has cared for her daughter. all her life, rose has been in and out of hospital. she's blind, can't move, her brain isn't fully developed. she's suffered frequent seizures since she was a baby. it's so distressing to actually watch, even though i've seen it so many times. i've laid next to her to see what's happening and i can feel her body just continuously going. and i can only begin to imagine what it will be like if that was me and how i would feel. and if i can't say, "this really hurts". rose appears to su

marcel pruiss has been talking about it for literally more than a hundred years, it can transport us to a different time and place. >> and being able to trigger memories through the use of scent has had powerful results. a famous study was done in the 90s with the same pair of nike shoes placed in two separate rooms. it showed that people were 84% more likely to buy the shoes in the floral scented space versus the unscented one. from sports stadiums and dentalal offices to fashion shows and gyms, scentair provides fragrances and delivery systems to thousands of clients. delivering more than 5 billion scent impressions a year. based in charlotte, north carolina, the company's roots date back to the early 90s. started by a former disney imagineeer who had been experimenting with scenting at the theme park's different attractions. >> the idea was to go scent the world, trying on to figure out who might want this product at the beginning was a challenge because this industry didn't exist. we invested in salespeople and it was really about going out and actually introducing the concept to

the flat course was certainly one for the sprinters, and it was germany‘s marcel kittel who came outer, ranked 392 in the world carded a seven under par round of 65 to take an early share of the club house lead alongside compatriot matthew southgate. fisher, from essex hit eight birdies and an eagle during his round. last year‘s champion rory mcilroy managed a par but is way down the leaderboard after that. ahead of the deciding test match against the all blacks, the british and irish lions coach warren gatland has talked of the chance for his players to leave a legacy. a win in auckland on saturday would give the lions only their second ever series win in new zealand, but they‘d have to end the all blacks 39 match unbeaten run at eden park to do it. katie gornall reports from auckland the players may have had a break this week that there has been no rest for the coaches who have been busy plotting a way past the all blacks at eden park. warren gatland said it is the toughest tour he‘s been known as a coaching group. he does have the luxury of being able to name an unchanged 23 for t

slice of pizza tour de france stage 10a punishing stage in eastern france's jura mountains germany's marcelel powered past the pack on to win the 10th stagekenya's chris froome (fro-may) retained the yellow jersey as the overall leader ( steve ) more breaking news tonight on kron 4... this is a live look at a scrap yard fire burning in the east bay. what we have just learned... coming up next. ((steve))breaking news...heavy smoke billowing over san leandro right now.that's where crews are battling a scrap yard fire.((vicki))kron 4's daniel villareal just got to the scene..he joins us live with the very latest, daniel? final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. >> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one jay-z's candid marriage confession. >> we built this big beautiful relationship. >> why his relationship with beyonce is not just a footnote. >> we had to go to a point where i'm going to start from the beginning. >> then did deadpool just bow down to wonder woman. >> and will the original super hero make a cameo in the sequel. >> an

pretty much >> feels great >> bet it does >> number three on the dodgers deep shot left field, watch marcelcking it. rob as homerun in front of the fans. the cleveland party pool. >> sorry doing his job, no error there. >> love it. but what i really love is watch when he's up there. gives a look to the fans like, hey, sorry guys, i got this they're drinking, you know, mixed drinks and stuff over there. >> did you start cheering too soon >> folded arms -- not good enough. first tristen dettwylerer. then a young man, a high schooler, one handed back flip. with look again, unreal athlete im. look at this. >> i wonder if he's a gymnist >> this a former ninja athlete, this is ten people. all of them wearing the super man cape. very soup manesque. >> number two, white sox crazy play, backwards catch. got caught in his glove. to get the out. throws his glove >> you got to do what you got to do >> catches it behind his back >> on you did it get caught >> it broke the glove. he had to throw the glove. >> that's quick thinking. he could have stood there >> quick thinking, thinking on his feet. the ba

bales forming a heart shapemore race fans dressing up some wine barrels german sprint specialist marcelttel won the 126- mile stage his 5th stage win thus farchris frome (fro-may)... retains the yellow jersey as the overall leader (pam) next at the top of the hour a group of sonoma county teens selling baked goods gets ripped off. now police are looking for this woman..they say used counterfeit bills. keep it right here for kron 4 news at 11... all the day's big stories and your forecast, in half the time (steve) but first... stanley roberts has his camera on drivers in one bay area citywho ignore warning signs and park wherever they like. another new edition of people behaving badly...is next. (pam) when you see a parking spot you sometime have to go for it .... we all know a spot can come and go in an instant(steve)but what if it's a parking structure and you see the entrance staring at you, can you still go for it? maybe not....... stanley roberts explains you got me stanley! what are you doing (hysterical laughter) you know better right (hahahaha) he know better he does that all the

marcel kittle would win the sprint to the finish. thomas retains the lead her's yellow jersey.7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. we kind of joked earlier when i got traded to the st. louis cardinals, people didn't realize it for about two years. you and i came here in 1994 together, but we met in st. louis. there was a strike the year i got traded in '82. you were working for kmox radio. you interviewed me. we knew each other, but -- and here we were thinking like ten years later back at the station together. >> i was an adorable young reporter, and he was a grizzled wide receiver, and there we were on the sidewalk in st. louis. >> what are the chances. good luck ♪ >> from market street in downtown san francisco, it's the 47th annual san francisco pride parade on kofy tv presented by kaiser permanente. ♪ >> welcome to the 47th annual san francisco lgbtq pride parade. i'm donna ch

marcel kittel — in blue — just sneaking his second consecutive stage win from edvald boasson hagen onor now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. in formula 1 lewis hamilton has gone fastest in second practice at the austrian grand prix this weekend. just a reminder that sportsday is coming up at 6:30pm. as promised, we will talk more about the g20. worth mentioning, we arejust will talk more about the g20. worth mentioning, we are just hearing from the reuters news agency that a ceasefire deal has been reached for south—western syria. this is the us, russia and regional countries, we are told, reaching a ceasefire deal in south—western syria. us secretary of state rex tillerson, we are told, will be giving journalists more details in hamburg where the g20 is getting underway. we will hear more, it would seem, from the us secretary of state in hamburg in the next little while. let's speak specifically about that meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin. sergey markov was an mp in vladimir putin's united russia party and is now the director of

i marcel. >> hello, i am eric. it is a summertime tragedy. more than 100 people swimming in arizona's national forest when severe thunderstorm started pounding the area. left high waters sweeping over a dozen people who are down near river among some boulders in a ravine. rescue crews are searching for others who remain missing. >> arthel: will car is is live with the latest. >> there's still three people missing washed away of flash floods. this is an active search and rescue. whether 40 people are coming the banks of the river right now, about an hour and half northwest of phoenix. the southwest is currently in its monsoon season where afternoon storms can pop up and drop heavy rain in a flash. you can see how strong the currents are in the video. that is the shot of an aftermath near the summing whole just north of peso ms arizona. a family was enjoying the weekend outdoors and had no warning that a wall of water was heading in their direction. fourteen people were swept away. seven were killed including two kids, four campers were found a

it starts quietly with a work entitled "self-portrait with butterfly" by the famous french mime, marcel$125 now, at $125, last call. sold at $100. mel brooks. >> this cartoon scribble by a famous funny man fares somewhat better. >> $400. peter falk. >> detective columbo beats that easily. >> $600. this john gotti. >> crime pays a little more. >> "bikini on mars," sold for $1,100. we continue. "horror hospital," ink and marker drawing, dee dee ramone. we're at $1,300 right now, looking for $1,400, $1,400. give me $1,500. sold at $1,500. >> and remember that muhammad ali painting called "sting like a bee"? >> $1,500, $1,600, $1,700, >> it packs a bit more punch. >> all done -- $2,800. >> alas, that's the biggest celebrity hit of the night. >> buddy hackett, sold, $250. rudy giuliani, $800. >> at this rate... >> david bowie, sold at $550. jimi hendrix. >> ...baird jones' million-dollar investment in celebrity art... >> sold at $300. henry fonda. >> ...is looking like a big bust. >> pass it. pass, and we'll pass. moving along. >> this color-pencil doodle by actor ed asner starts with an min

marcel kittel — in blue — just sneaking his second consecutive stage win from edvald boasson hagen on has unfinished business ahead of tomorrow's third and deciding test against new zealand. he missed the decider in austria four years ago due to injury but he leads an unchanged side in auckland tomorrow. for the last four yea rs, auckland tomorrow. for the last four years, in the back of my mind, in this tour, i set my sights on the tour and wanted to be in the test tea m tour and wanted to be in the test team and to play in the last game, if it did not happen, you accepted it. things happen for a reason. i was delighted when i heard my name read out for this third test, to finish this test series, and potentially win it. that's all sport for now. keep an eye on andy murray's progress on bbc one. more in the next hour. studio: hugh, thank you. the agonising legal battle over the future of the terminally ill baby charlie gard has taken a new turn. in the past few hours great ormond street hospital applied for a fresh court hearing to assess new evidence about possible treatment for him

sprinter marcel spittal took the win on the line but chris froome with the overall lead ahead of geraint. flying umbrellas, very nasty! thank you, see you later on. the european union's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, has warned that britain will not be able to have what he called "frictionless trade" with the bloc after it leaves in 2019. mr barnier said british goods would be subject to checks to ensure they complied with eu standards, once the country was outside the single market. the controversy surrounding the iraq war — then and now — revolves around tony blair's role in taking britain into battle. today, sirjohn chilcot, the man who led the inquiry about the war, has poured fuel on the argument. speaking exclusively to the bbc on the first anniversary of his report, he said that mr blair was not straight with the public when he argued so forcefully — and emotionally — for intervention. mr blair's office has insisted that five separate reports, including the chilcot inquiry, have found that there was no falsifying of the intelligence. here's our political editor laura kue

. >> we've got marcel with us. so could it be any better? cheers to you! >> cheers to you! >> she's a big hollywood star. >> are oh, stop. >> i