we've got ace washington, chris hamilton and robert donaldson. i think this is amy -- i can't pronounce the last name. i'm sorry. you're going to have to announce yourself. >> i'm ann harvey. i'm a volunteer with the california clean money campaign and i've been concerned since vote counting was turned over to private for profit corporations with secret systems. i'm really glad you're considering this and please fund it fully. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi. i'm pamela smith and a voter and mom from san francisco. i support funding for open source for secure and transparent elections. i very much appreciate the work that you all do here. thank you. >> next speaker. >> donna, i'm a former state mediator and we run public sector elections with pen and paper and never had interference from outside entities. so i urge you to fund this. thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi. i'm david schmidt. i'm a volunteer with the california clean money campaign. i want to say that this is really an urgent matter of ballot security, election security, and national

lewis hamilton starts third on the grid. chris sky rider now only needs to negotiate the largely ceremonial final stage to win. tim hague is in rome. just talk about what is an amazing achievement from christopher. as you said, 101 and chris through the first british man to win one. when you add that he is the reigning tour de france winner. this will be a victory, 115 kilometre flatter, a few loops of rome. he will win the due wrote italia as well and be the first british holder of all three titles. 0nly first british holder of all three titles. only three men have done that. a history making day the chris froome. there are still some questions to be asked of him about a drugs test in september last year when he was double the legal limit ofan when he was double the legal limit of an anti—asthma drug. today it will be a celebration for chris froome. 116 come vomit is around rome. a glorious day, heating up already, crowds already getting in place. he will become the winner this afternoon. amazing achievement from froome. just a q

hamilton and john watson. the headlines this evening: red is the colour in kiev but can liverpool end real‘s dominance in the champions league? chrise‘s pretty in pink and set for an historic win in the giro d'italia. and saracens outplay defending champions exeter to regain the premiership title. also coming up in the programme: from twickeham to lords where england's test toils continue. and it's bittersweet for red bull in monaco with riccardio on pole as verstappen crashes out. yes, good evening, so much to get through tonight but we begin in kiev, where in a little over an hours time liverpool face real madrid in the champions league final as they look to win the european cup for the sixth time in the club's history. jordan henderson can becomejust the fifth liverpool captain to lift the european cup following in the footsteps of emlyn hughes, phil thompson, graeme souness and steven gerrard. but as far as famous faces go, it's hard to look beyond mo salah and cristiano ronaldo who could both have the defining say in the destination of the trophy later. hugh woozencroft is in kiev. and hugh it's a match which between two teams

chris froome. to formula 0ne's monaco grand prix then. daniel ricciardo in the red bull led from start to finish to win his second race of the season. sebastian vettel finished second, ahead of britain's lewis hamiltonleads the championship by 1a points from vettel. the story of today's race comes from out sports correspondent andy swiss. plain sailing? monaco would prove anything better. for lewis hamilton, third on the grid, but above all for the man in pole position. daniel riccardo sped away, he initially seemed a victory parade. he eased clear with 50 lap still to go, his car lost power and his lead vanished. sebastien vettel on his trail as the field concertina behind him. at one stage the top five were separated by just him. at one stage the top five were separated byjust eight seconds. they couldn't find a way past, including hamilton who stayed stuck in third as riccardo nursed his car towards the finish. the most spectacular moment, undoubtedly this. an untimely brake problem which ended his and brendon ha rtley‘s which ended his and brendon hartley's race. both are unhurt. ahead of them it was riccardo's date, a masterful drive as he finished ahead of vettel and hamilton, a victory over h

chris froome will become the first british man to win the giro d'italia, when it crosses the line later. falling today's largely processional final stage. daniel ricciardo leads the monaco grand prix. lewis hamilton are no stories in the next hour. two young people have died afterfalling ill at a dance music festival in hampshire. an 18—year—old woman and a 20—year—old man died in separate incidents at the mutiny festival in portsmouth. 0rganisers have cancelled today's event, which was to be headlined by craig david and sean paul, after warning of a "dangerous high strength or bad batch substance on site". 0ur correspondent, steve humphrey is in portsmouth and has this update. yes, festival—goers today have been telling us of their shock and sadness at this tragedy. the festival was supposed to go on for a couple of days, but today it was cancelled as soon as the extent of what had happened became known. today, as you said there is supposed to be a whole line—up of people playing on the main stage behind me. interestingly, the main camp site is just a couple of miles away. police were first alerted yesterday evening when an 18—year—old woman fell ill, and 20 minutes later a 20—year—old man colla