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frankie mcca mley joining in this procession. frankie mccamley is in london.ds of women have lined the streets from hyde park down piccadilly, heading from here to trafalgar square, then to downing street and onto the houses of parliament. people are in all different colours and they have all been given scarves of white, green and violet, the suffragette colours, to create a moving piece of artwork. it looks incredible. some of the banners here, 100 banners designed by 100 different female artists, from across the country. i have pulled out a few people from the crowd who have kindly stop for me. caroline, this is an extremely personal day for you. absolutely, my grandmother, bertha lockwood of what fun turn in yorkshire marched for the suffragettes before the first world war before she sadly lost her first husband in the battle of the somme. she worked be horrified that we still need on the reverse votes for women everywhere because we got votes for women in this country, following new zealand who just went past us, but there are many countries who do not hav

frankie dettori rode the john gosden—trained stradivarius to victory in the gold cup at royal ascot onoint favourite but it was last year's queen's vase winner stradivarius, with frankie dettori on board, who timed their move to perfection and powered home to victory. it was dettori's sixth gold cup win and 60th overall at ascot, an achievement that was marked by the presentation of a special blanket by her majesty queen elizabeth the 2nd. in major league baseball, new york's aaron judge and miguel andujar both hit two—run home runs in the first inning as the yankees held on to defeat the seattle mariners 4—3. it meant the yankees won for the 17th time in 21 games and joined the houston astros as the second team to attain 50 wins in what was also a three game sweep of their series and a ninth sweep of the year, withjudge making it 19 homers for the season with this one. quite some effort. the football scores. denmark and australia, 1—1. france qualified to the last 16 with a 1—0 win argentina were beaten 3—0 by croatia, guaranteeing their place in the last 16. that was in group d. it i

frankie mccamley, bbc news. a brief look at some of the day's other news stories.t by an inquestjury. 20—year—old rashan charles was chased into a shop by police in london lastjuly and restrained. he later died in hospital. mr charles‘s family's criticised the hearing as a farce. a shortage of carbon dioxide across europe is causing problems for producers of beer, fizzy drinks and some food. it comes as demand for alcohol and soft drinks is peaking, due to the world cup and warmer weather. shortages are expected to continue for the rest of the month. scientists have created pigs which are resistant to a highly infectious disease, one that costs the farming industry millions of pounds each year. they found that pigs didn't become infected with the virus if they removed a small section of the animals' dna. some british airways passengers have complained after their tickets were cancelled because the prices were too low. the airline said it sent some travel agents the incorrect fares for flights to tel aviv and dubai. ba has apologised and says it will provide a full

she was beaten in the first round by the defending champion petra kvitova 6—3, 6-4 finally, frankie dettoriode three winners on the first day of royal ascot, all three of which were trained byjohn gosden. dettori's big winner was without parole though, a 9—4 favourite, and a son of the legendary horse frankel, in the st james‘s palace stakes. dettori also won on kay—licks and monarchs glen. a nice day indeed. and that is all from sportsday with me tim hague and olly foster in moscow too. thanks for watching, and coming up in a moment, it's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster and writer, mihir bose, and the senior political correspondent for the times, lucy fisher. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times reports jitters on global markets over fears of a trade war between the united states and china. the telegraph says the culture secretary thinks children should have their mobile phones taken off them at the school gate. the guardian leads with the head of gchq warning that

frankie mccamley, bbc news.ee and fair elections next month, following years of repression under robert mugabe. emmerson mnangagwa, who's been in power since robert mugabe was removed last year, is campaigning on a promise of economic recovery. zimbabwe is desperate for aid and foreign investment, after yea rs of economic mismanagement. our africa editor, fergal keane, reports from the campaign trail. ready for the fight, but this time — it's promised — without a campaign of beatings, torture and imprisonment. more than six months after the army overthrew robert mugabe, the new president, emmerson mnangagwa, in his trademark scarf, is trying to reinvent himself and his country. he was instrumental in the brutalities of the old regime but knows that despite the revolutionary gestures what his people want now are jobs. we are a new zimbabwe. we are a new era. we want a new future. president mnangagwa believes he will win this election because enough people will feel grateful to him for getting rid of robert mugabe

our correspondent frankie mccamley is at marble arch in central london.fantastic banners put up behind me. just tell me, what are we looking at? you are looking at shakti, the female principle of power in the universe, so she applies to all women everywhere, every creed, every race, everything. she is energy and she is capacity and ability and all those things. and six arms. she has six arms because, because she is female, she can do multitasking. she is able to do more than one thing at once. she also represent six asian achievers over the last hundred years, which include malala yousafzai. we have the astronaut, the suffragette, the indian suffragette. wonderful. thank you very much. that is just one of the hundred banners commissioned by 100 female artists across the country that are going to be making their way down to westminster. this is just their way down to westminster. this isjust one their way down to westminster. this is just one event of many taking place this year. joining the now is an organiser of the events across the year. how important

frankie, great stuff, and lovely sunshine there for it.derstorms in the forecast. those most likely to see them will be across eastern parts of scotland, northern england and a few for the channel islands as well. for most, it is dry, plenty sunshine. you can see how those showers are starting to develop across eastern parts of scotland. filtering their way down into northern england. mainly dry if rather cloudy for northern ireland. can't rule out a few showers for wales and south—west england too. the sunshine, highs between 19—24dc. for most it is a fine end to the day. most of the showers fade away but we could keep a few going across eastern parts of scotland and south—west england. clear skies for a time but that cloud starting to feel back in.

i say this as a massive fan of grace and frankie, which jane fonda starred in.hat is the talking about getting older and the trials and tribulations, does this do it as well? that is andy garcia at the door. i didn't recognise him. he hasn't changed that much. he was sort of diane keaton‘s nephew in the godfather 3, so that is weird. casting issues are the least of this film's worries, to be honest. yes, it should be aimed at older women. my mum has been a member of a book club and i thought they went round to discuss literature or the latest barbara taylor bradford. they guzzle gallons of wine and melt into terrible innuendo about viagra, and that is what these people do. i think this is very patronising, this film. part of the fact it wastes four great actresses with terrible scripts, bad lighting, bad editing. you are waiting for the laughs to come and they are not there. it gets embarrassing seeing jane fonda, who was sexually forward thinking in the ‘70s, with films like klute, and diane keaton who set the bar with annie hall. this puts it backwards. i am a

that was the ship frankie and now. the robot are can a machine become an artist computer scientists are experimenting with artificial intelligence programming and robots in the future machines might be able to write film scripts compose music or paint pictures. this robot is painting a scene from the movie blade runner that's an choice in the sky five classic machines compete with humans. but the software behind the painting machine is not quite ready to replace us just yet at the university of constancia he david is still learning how to wield the paint brush. i'm sorry for that i'm initially a picture is taken of the can and so on that's compared to the input image so the robot can calculate where to place each line. painterly has already created several pictures together with each day for the art school graduate to new robot is a useful tool to develop. that the machines can't be creative they can help spark creativity in the people who are working with them. in the end machines are all just algorithms even if they'

royal ascot this afternoon. 11—2 shot poet's word shocked the odds—on favourite cracksman, ridden by frankies sir michael stout the most successful trainer in royal ascot history with 76 wins. a decent tennis line to bring you, because britain's dan evans has not been given a wild card to wimbeldon. the 28—year—old has recently returned from a ban for taking cocaine and will now have to play in the qualifying tournament. sources at the all—england club say the decision was based on a matter of "principle". that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. thank you very much for watching. hello and welcome to our look ahead to tomorrow's papers. with me are the victim's commissioner and conservative peer, baroness helen newlove and features writer for the independent, james rampton. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times reports that the prime minister has told the defence secretary to rethink what military capabilities the uk needs. the metro leads with the government's brexit bill passing through parliament after the prime minister saw off a revolt b

frankie mccamley, bbc news. we have as always lots more on our website.at is it to me. mike embley will be here at 2am. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: ronaldo the record breaker, another goal for the portuguese captain sees them edge closer to the knockout stages as morocco pack their bags to go home luis suarez scores to ensure that uruguay join hosts russia in the last 16 with a match to spare and marin cilic moves through to the quarter—finals of the queen's club championships after a tough three set win over gilles muller. hello, and welcome to the programmme where we start at the fifa world cup in russia. on wednesday, there were wins for european champions portugal along with spain in group b — while in group a uruguayjoined the host country in guaranteeing their place in the knockout phase. all three matches finished 1—0, only the third time in world cup history that three matches on the same day had this scoreline, and w

frankie is right around -- >> jimmy: running around? >> right around the corner.rner of a talk show, so we have this code where i'm like, frankie? shh! >> jimmy: does it work? >> we'll see. >> jimmy: uh-huh, yeah. it's all right, it's loud. >> olive is in the bathroom having a little bit of a crisis because she's 6 going on 16 and it all started with a hair problem. >> jimmy: and she's not working. these are lazy kids compared to you. >> they're so lazy. but you know, i really do want them to like summer intern when they start asking for money and doing their own laundry and like learning how to be self-preserving. >> jimmy: do you think they will do that stuff? >> they don't have a choice. >> jimmy: yeah, they have to do it. >> yeah. i don't want them to have a hard knocks life the way -- i certainly grew up in an unorthodox way but there were also so many cool things to it too. it was a balance that took a real art to navigate. and they're not going to have any kind of life like that. so i'm always trying to figure out what will be their harsh realities that rea

frankie is the busy type, always moving, always working.u'll find him out cleaning the front entry, adding a planter or preparing a meal for friends and family, he is a multiple rider in the sf-l.a. aids ride. they are meticulous property owners, always maintaining and improving the properties they live in or own. these are people who we want to encourage, not discourage, to improve our neighbor. if not them, who? in this building, there are four rent controlled apartments, including the one they live in. not only are they improving their own unit, but they're improving the common areas, gardens, and rental units when vacant. since they have owned the property, they've replaced flooring, painted, improved common lighting, replaced fixtures, and transformed the garden into something beautiful that all can see. the addition discussed here is a modest addition to their apartment that will open up their space drastically. they have diligently followed the city's process to title this project over a year ago and should be allowed to start. the d

mountain and displaying full-on pda last night, ariana and pete hit disneyland with her brother, frankieeck it out. the 24-year-old's wearing her new fiance's sweatshirt and wasn't shy, showing off her rock. a source says the pear-shaped diamond cost $93,000. it's pretty shocking the couple -- who only went public three weeks ago -- is now engaged. but one source isn't surprised, telling "e.t." -- they've both been through so much and are able to share openly what they have faced. >> i was recently diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. >> davidson went public last year with his mental health battle. both have dealt with trauma. pete's firefighter father, scott, died in 9/11, and ariana just told "british vogue" she suffered from anxiety and ptsd symptoms after last year's bombing at her manchester concert. now, we're told while friends are happy, they're also concerned. "e.t." online's music editor sophie schallaci explained. >> our source says that when ariana gets so excited about an idea, she's -- so set on making it happen that she doesn't always think it through. ♪ love me

last night, we caught up with ariana's older brother, frankie, at broadway sings for pride's revolutionity concert. and he's on board with a while wind romance. >> oh, my god. i mean, i'm so happy for my sister. it's a big year for her. >> her new singer, the light is coming, dropping tomorrow. and there's even a track dedicated to her fiance. >> there's an interlude called pete on the album. yes, i've heard the whole thing. >> and baby news for ariana's manager, scooter braun. wife is pregnant with baby number three. >>> meanwhile, new parents khloe kardashian and tristan thompson have a date night in l.a. the couple left 2-month-old true at home. and grabbed dinner at nobu in malibu before heading to a club in west hollywood. >>> and now to greece, where kate hudson is having a babymoon. the 39-year-old rocked a tiny yellow bikini during a beach day with boyfriend danny fujikawa. they are expecting their first child together, a girl. joining the couple, friends and family, including mom, goldie, dad, kurt, and brother oliver. >> she's doing amazing. she's happy. she's content. >>> com

frankie mccamley, bbc news. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story. an executive order to stop separating children from their parents at the border. he said he didn't like the pictures, missing the point that the only reason the pictures were coming and we re reason the pictures were coming and were due to an at best a policy his administration brought them. an update on unrest in nicaragua, at least three people were killed as government forces launched an operation to regain control of the western city of masaya. around 180 people have died during two months of anti—government protests. that's from bbc mundo. the un says war crimes were committed in the battle for eastern ghouta in syria. investigators said syrian pro—government forces deliberately attacked hospitals, bombarded residents' homes and denied them food. but they also accused rebel forces of committing a war crime by indiscriminately shelling civilians in damascus. that's from bbc arabic. it won't surprise you that a story involving baby animals is doing well on our website, this litter

it is quite detune from stradivarius as frankie dettori wins the gold cup at ascot.lent schizophrenia patient was a result of racism, and could have been prevented, according to a report by the local safeguarding board. kamil ahmad, who was an iraqi asylum seeker, was stabbed byjeffrey barry in 2016, only hours after he‘d been released from a secure mental hospital. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan is in bristol. drugged and armed, jeffery barry heads towards a neighbour‘s flat. and neither is visible and moments later it would be used in a frenzied attack that killed kamil ahmad. shortly after dismembering the iraqi asylu m shortly after dismembering the iraqi asylum seeker, jeffrey barry called the police. i just asylum seeker, jeffrey barry called the police. ijust killed a man. have you spoken to the crisis today‘s report says kamil ahmad should be alive and a failure to recognise his killer‘s racism contributed to his death. the two man, who both had mental health problems lived in this sheltered complex. there were a number of incidents between

>> oh frankie, come on. >> take a deep breath. >> what you did. >> that's a lot of products. >> she got the good jail too. >> in this case -- >> she is so cute. his what you do to my hair, right? >> she has it all under control, literally. >> this next kid swinging for the fences. >> oh. >> just doing it himself. ? watch this one. he turns around. it is there and you can hear the two bouncing around on the floor. >> you have to run, buddy. >> a very talented master store partnered up who is a master. >> i'm intrigued. >> you get together to do really cool stuff. >> this one calling the boomerang. >> i don't even know if i saw what happened. >> they returned to each other. >> he sent the car flying off coming right back towards him. the ball bounces off the other side and goes back. >> all lined up. the challenge here is to see which ones will put either the balls in the pocket or the cards in the case the fastest. >> oh. >> oh. >> just that. >> just. >> he says it is in the case. so maybe it was visual illusions. >> now they have going to start having some fun. >> two, three. >> i'm ali

frankie montag allowed no runs in eight innings of work. >>> tristan thompson was fined $25,000 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner and shoving a ball into the face of draymond green last night. thompson along with his teammate , kevin love, will not be suspended for game 2 on sunday. >>> after going 1-15 in 2016, hugh jackson said he would jump into lake erie if cleveland won only one game in 2017. they went 0-16 so jackson took the plunge along with his wife and over 100 members of the organization. it was all for a good cause. >> that is commitment. >>> we will be right back. my name is tony thurmond. education isn't the goal, - it's the gateway. hold the key... to every child's opportunity. we reject trump's attacks on our public schools. and invest in the teachers dreamers. modernize our curriculum and empower educators to teach beyond the test because creativity and critical thinking are as important as facts and figures. i'm tony thurmond the work starts now. state superintendent. to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state sup

frankie montag allowed no runs in eight innings of work. >>> tristan thompson was fined $25,000 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner and shoving a ball into the face of draymond green last night. thompson along with his teammate , kevin love, will not be suspended for game 2 on sunday. >>> after going 1-15 in 2016, hugh jackson said he would jump into lake erie if cleveland won only one game in 2017. they went 0-16 so jackson took the plunge along with his wife and over 100 members of the organization. it was all for a good cause. >> that is thanks for watching!! >>> "the late show with stephen colbert" is up next. >>> thank you so much for watching. have a great night. - [narrator] the following is a paid advertisement for omax3, brought to you by prevention pharmaceuticals. today on medical discoveries, we're exposing america's fish oil scam. doctors everywhere are recommending americans take fish oils daily, because over 8,000 clinical trials support what have been called miraculous health benefits. so, why aren't you seeing the benefits from your store-bought fish oil? comi

the german chancellor angela merkel and what she knew about the agency's problems its former head frankie couldn't face gave an interview to a.

race was the saintjames palace stakes, one by the favourite, son of the unbeaten frankel, ridden by frankieo russia and link up with 0llie foster once again, news of arriva monday —— andy murray's comeback. andy murray said his comeback at queen's wasn't about winning — but he stuck around long enough to prove that it might be. as he went the distance with nick kyrigos over three sets at queen's after almost a year out with a hip injury. asjoe wilson reports. nearly a year they've been waiting. he's been waiting. andy murray's pounded the practice courts, ran all the rehab. but only a match would tell us — is he really ready? well, the first point at queen's went 0k. murray's opponent, nick kyrgios, talented and tormented, was now belting wild serves out and helping murray take the first set 6—2. well, whatever was happening with his opponent, andy murray was cracking on with the comeback. now trying to win the second set. if the point of this match was for murray to extend himself, to test his hip, and his hop, he was moving. full stretch. but kyrgios found enough of his good moments to ta

the german chancellor angela merkel and what she knew about the agency's problems its former head frankie good advice gave an interview to a leading german sunday tabloid and which he said he held face to face meetings with the chancellor and made it explicitly clear that his agency couldn't cope with the pressures being put on it by refugee policy. there was no structure or organized development in the form of specific tasks set of priorities or occult collation of personality acquirements since no instructions were available everyone could work as they saw feet in response to those claims a spokesperson for angle merkle had this to say. of course there was an ongoing intense process of changing the work of the german federal office of migration and refugees when the refugee crisis broke out i'm just trying to make clear that this device it has repeated reported on these changes in the prove months to the how the federal states the blunder stuck the cabinets he spoke at press conferences and again and again to the public and major league the chancellor was informed about the plan of the

all right, frankie, and a lovely day for it, thank you very much indeed.eline london is coming up in a few minutes but first let's check out the weather for the rest of the country... we have thundery showers around mainly eastern england and southern scotland. some filtering into northern england. some for the channel islands, wales and northern ireland. mainly dry here but cloudy and somewhat cooler than elsewhere it is just and somewhat cooler than elsewhere it isjust dry and somewhat cooler than elsewhere it is just dry and fairly sunny afternoon. the earlier cloud across southern and eastern areas starting kissing and bread. the best of the sunshine, 24—25dc for east anglia and cooler for the eastern coast. some showers around this evening for pa rt some showers around this evening for part of scotland and south—west england. for most it is dry, some clear skies of that cloud pushes its way westwards of the night wears on. temperatures on a par with last night at 9—14dc. some warm spells of sunshine. cloudy but mainly dry for northern ireland. cloudie

frankie dettori came home in fifth and addressing rumours about his possible retirement, he said he would. kyle edmund lost his third—round match in five sets to the italian fabio fognini. also at roland garros today jamie murray and heather watson lost in their respective doubles matches england's cricketers have a first innings lead of 128 runs in the second test against pakistan. the morning session was lost to rain at headingley, but they closed the second day on 302—7 as they look to level the two—match series. adam wild reports. england's summer suffered a stuttering start, at headingley against pakistan was where it's supposed to get going. it did, eventually, things were soon looking much more settled. the recent storm of criticism quickly lifting so when captainjoe of criticism quickly lifting so when captain joe root fell short of of criticism quickly lifting so when captainjoe root fell short of his half—ce ntu ry captainjoe root fell short of his half—century it seemed an opportunity missed. others offered further hope, that was for england fa ns further hope, that was for eng

frankie dettori was fifth and was quick to congratulate the winning jockey.mours about his possible retirement, he said he would riding for another five years. and that is all your sport. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at 10:10pm. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 6. the bbc learns that police have reopened an investigation into one of the central figures in the jeremy thorpe scandal of the 1970s. it has just it hasjust gone it has just gone through minutes past six. coming up the bbc learns the police have reopened an investigation into one of the central figures investigation into one of the centralfigures in the board in all of the 1970s. visa says its services are now operating at full capacity — after customers across europe were left unable to make payments. washington says the issue of us troops based in south korea will not be on the agenda at president trump's summit with kimjong—un. the us defence secretary warns china over its deployment of missiles in di

frankie, great stuff, and lovely sunshine there for it. let's see what the weather is doing for the rest of the day. time for a look at the weather. many places will be dry with some warm sunshine today. but there are still some thunderstorms in the forecast. those most likely to see them will be across eastern parts of scotland, northern england and a few for the channel islands as well. for most, it is dry, plenty sunshine. you can see how those showers are starting to develop across eastern parts of scotland. filtering their way down into northern england. mainly dry if rather cloudy for northern ireland. can't rule out a few showers for wales and south—west england too. the sunshine, highs between 19—24dc. for most it is a fine end to the day. most of the showers fade away but we could keep a few going across eastern parts of scotland and south—west england. clear skies for a time but that cloud starting to feel back in. lows between 9—1lidc. for much of england and wales tomorrow, it is mainly dry. again, there will be warm spells of

frankie dettori won his sixth gold cup at royal ascot, after stradivarius claimed victory today. for a thrilling win. the colt stepping up to two and a half miles for the first time in his career. he likes the meeting — stradivarius won the queen's vase last year. and for dettori, this was his 60th winner at royal ascot. confirmation of the starting prices there. stradavarius the 7—a joint favourite, winning from vazirabad at 9—2, with torcedor third at 1a—1. well, it may have taken ten years, but this man here — danny cipriani — will make his first england start in a decade, after being named at fly—half for the third test against south africa. the springboks have already secured the series and, with england now on five successive test defeats, the pressure is mounting on coach eddiejones. 0ur reporter, chris jones, is in cape town. this is an amazing sporting story, once hailed as the golden boy of english rugby, many thought that danny cipriani would have 100 england caps by now, but he's making his fifth start on saturday, and while much of that is his own doing the fact he i

frankie dettori had three winners here on tuesday.the ill—fated soap, eldorado. can frankie do it? is horse is improving. the question is: would he stay the trip? that's a big question. desert skyline by david cord —— by a guy called david elgar. he would have a decent chance. does anybody but on the colour of the queen's outfit? you go around the bookmakers and they will have prizes. yellow was a winning bet. there was one just before the hat is revealed. it tends to fall in price. someone somewhere is having a few quid, possibly with inside information. any other tips? george of hearts and the ribblesdale sta kes, of hearts and the ribblesdale stakes, a horse called sun maiden, the trend for the queen who became the trend for the queen who became the winning manchester ‘s chain —— trainer in royal ascot history, 77 winners over an awful long time. that is brilliant. the weather here today is set fair at royal ascot. looking at a temperature of about 18 celsius. it is quite breezy so if you are coming down stick an extra penny on you

frankie mccamley has more details.ly the poorest get help towards the cost, be it in their own home or a care home. others have to pay for it themselves, with one in ten facing costs of more than £100,000. some have to rely on friends and family or simply go without. now a group of mps are trying to find ways to reform the system and raise extra cash. they're calling for a new social care premium paid by employers, people over a0 and those in retirement. it would be based on income, those who could not afford to pay would not be expected to. it is looking at the principles of fairness, raising extra resources because without it, i'm afraid, social care is in a very precarious state, and a lot of people are just not getting the support they need. the combination of an ageing population and a squeeze on council budgets has left the social care system at breaking point. and with the over—65s being the fastest—growing age group in england, predicted to make up more than half the population in 25 years' time, it is clear, r

our correspondent frankie mccamley is in central london.k today! absolutely and that has been one of the big things about today. everyone was given a different colour scarf, this is violet and we also have green and white, as they are flooding through london, thousands of women with banners dressed in the suffragette uniform making their way from hyde park, heading all the way down piccadilly on to trafalgar square. right now they are common past downing street and they will make their way here outside the houses of parliament. this is a very iconic area becausejust houses of parliament. this is a very iconic area because just a few metres away the statue of millicent fawcett that was revealed just a couple of months ago, the first female statue to make her way outside the houses of parliament. they will be heading through an archway book with me now is some of the ladies and young ladies who have been marching. sofia, you arejust ten. here we go, you can see all of them making their way past. why was it so important for you to come down to

frankie mccamley is at the inquiry in central london. what other facts have been established?looking at the fa cts being choir and was looking at the facts around the tower, the renovations, the layout both before and after the renovations. dr barbara lane, a fire safety engineer went into depth about this state put policy. she said the concrete walls in the block of flats, both inside and outside were relied upon to contain a tower block fire. this allowed firefighters to deal with fires inside the tower block, rather than the outside. she said fire engines were not suitable to deal with fires within tower blocks. she said the design of this building resulted in the loss of this staple policy, which she said, was the only safety condition provided to protect its residents. she went into detail about the works and renovations that took place, saying certain fire doors did not comply with new fire safety regulations, especially when it came to one next to then shoots and stairwells. she also said the one on lifts didn't comply with new safety fire regulations. this afternoon, d

grandchildren divide up the frankish empire into the kingdoms of west frank here middle frank here and east frankie and they are home to four old germany tribes saxons franks swabian and bavarians these lands would one day become the do chill land the land of the germans there is only one image of otto's father king henry an almost unrecognizable one on a seal he breaks with charlemagne's tradition in order to secure authority he doesn't divide up the realm among his sons just one of them is to be king otto it's the first step towards a kingdom of the germans. the monk change reports in his chronicle what takes place on the day of the coronation and. it's a time when hardly anyone can read let alone write not even the nobility as a result grand gestures and significant rituals are needed they made him king according to their custom then they promised him advice and assistance the chronicler vidocq and reporters line of fire your enemies are my enemies your friends are my friends i wish to be loyal and at your side which will talk candid and ability to your boy don't give advice on. the duke's pledg

part wore either green, white or violet — the colours of the suffrage movement. 0ur correspondent frankieny women i have seen — with banners, dressed in the suffragettes' uniform, making their way from hyde park, heading all the way down piccadilly, then on to trafalgar square, right now they're coming past downing street and they're going to make their way right here outside the houses of parliament. and this a very iconic area, because just a few metres away the statue of millicent fawcett that was revealed just a couple of months ago, the first female statue to make her way right here outside the houses of parliament. they're going to make their way down here and head through an archway, butjust with me some is some of the ladies — ladies and young ladies who have been marching. sophia, you'rejust ten. and here we go, just behind us you can see all of them making their way past. sophia, why was it so important for you to come down today? because it's100 years of women's votes. yeah? and have you had a good time? is this your first march? yes. well, there you have it, and claire, mum, w

the german chancellor angela merkel and what she knew about the agency's problems its former head frankie advice gave an interview to a leading german sunday tabloid in which he said he held a face to face meetings with the chancellor and made it explicitly clear that his agency couldn't cope with the pressures being put on it by refugee policy. there was no structure or organized development in the form of specific tasks set of priorities or occult collation of personality acquirements since no instructions were available everyone could work as they saw feet in response to those claims a spokesperson for angle merkel had this to say. of course there was an ongoing intense process of changing the work of the german federal office of migrations and refugees when the refugee crisis broke out i'm just trying to make clear that mr vice is repeated reported on these changes in the prove months to the how the federal states the blunder struck the cabinets he spoke at press conferences and again and again to the public and major league the chancellor was informed about the plan of the reforms an

the german chancellor angela merkel and what she knew about the agency's problems its former head frankie didn't face gave an interview to a leading german sunday tabloid and which he said he held a face to face meetings with the chancellor and made it explicitly clear.

our correspondent, frankie mccamley has been speaking to some of the marchers in central london.gettes uniform, making their way from hyde park, heading all the way down piccadilly, then onto trafalgar square. right now, they're coming past downing street, and they're going to make their way right here outside the houses of parliament. and this, a very iconic area, because just a few metres away the statute of millicent fawcett that was revealed just a couple months ago, the first female statute to make her way right here outside the houses of parliament. they're going to make their way down here and have through an archway. with me now are some of the ladies who have been — ladies and young ladies — who have been marching. you arejust ten. here we go, just behind us, you can see all of them making their way past. sophia, why was it so important for you to come down today? because it's the 100 years of women's votes. and have you had a good time? yes. is this your first march? yes. there you have it. mum, why was it so important to bring young sophia down? i think it's important

one, later deleted the post and has apologised, but the tweet‘s prompted a storm of criticism, as frankie you're fired. but following the senegal versus poland world cup match, lord sugar tweeted to compare senegal‘s national team gb trend is in spain, posting and images of sunglasses and handbags underneath. the comments prompted hundreds of people to show him the red card. mp dawn butler wrote that she was troubled after seeing lord sugar‘s racist tweet. following the criticism he tweeted to say i can‘t see what i had to apologise for, you are 0t t. it was casual racism. i don‘t think he believed that in the first instance. as an educational charity working with young people on a daily basis and seeing the effects of casual racism, i can assure him it was casual racism. i think as the reaction has gone onto the course of the day, lord sugar has realised the implications of his words and actions. we have tried speaking to lord sugar that he was not available. despite him not speaking to us at his home in essex today, lord sugar has tweeted an apology. i misjudged the earlier tweet, it wa

rough day for frankie montez, 11 hits, and a moon shot. run it down, buddy. swaggy p, bu but swag champ was fishiofficia born. he stopped by macy's, signing some autographs, though he promised to spend the summer shirtless, he was fully clothed, wearing a reccicky henderson jersey. >> this is still my people here. representing rick today. greatest baseball player of all time. >> channel 7 makes me put a shirt on, too. tiger woods had a simple goal in round one of the u.s. open. i'm being heckled out here! no big mistakes. and what does tiger do? triple bogeyed the first hole. welcome shinnecock hills. the fans are cheering, they think it's a great shot, and then they turn to groans. fourth shot, using the putter. what goes up, will come back down. two double bogies on the back nine. eight over. yeah, that one tells the story. dustin johnson. and this is why, shots like that from the bunker on 8, one under 69. dustin johnson your co-leader. everybody else is at least one over. the world cup kicked off today with the host nation of russia facing saudi arabia. t

brian mccan hits a 2-run bomb off frankie montas astros win 7-3 and sweep the a's for the second straightll-pro defensive end khalil mack was not at the team's mandatory mini camp today.mandatory mini camp today. he's missed all three days of the camp. the 27-year-old did not attend the raiders voluntary ota's last month either. oakland could fine mack for each day missed but have not. mack and the raiders have yet to agree to a contract extention which is likely the reason he is holding out. mack is entering the final year of his rookie contract which pays him $13.8 million. raiders coach jon gruden misses his defensive star on the field. "i feel pretty good everywhere. i'd feel a lot better if no. 52 was walking around here right now. he's the man. he's the guy we have to figure out how to get back in here. progress has been made. i think when we get everybody together a couple weeks into training camp we can better answer these questions because it is just shorts." u-s open... first round... tough one for the best golfers in the world... a windy day at shinnicock hiils in s

miguel was not part of that touring company, and he was only flown in to play the part of frankie avalon two shows. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> what a fortunate turn of event forz bos for both of them. >>> a change of dinner plans for sarah huckabee sanders. why the white house press secretary was denied service at one restaurant. >>> also, the prostitute at the centers of a high-profile death investigation involving a google exec speaks about the case for the first time. sf / embarcadero >>> it is 7:29 this june 24th, 2018. we're going to start you off right now with a look at the san francisco embarcadero skyline just warping up beautifully there as the sun glints off those office windows. thanks so much for waking up with us this sunday morning. i'm vicky nguyen. vianey arana is here to look at that microforecast. it's not as hot as yesterday. >> no, it's not. however, we are expecting 90s in certain parts of the interior valleys. if you're waking up this morning, temperatures are very comfortable, in the 60s in the south bay. in the north bay right now, upper 50s. as you hea

brian mccan hits a 2-run bomb off frankie montas astros win 7-3 and sweep the a's for the second straightes for this week's lexus ultimate highlight we go to new york yankees' rookie gleyber torres hits a 3-run jack to left field off blake snell the yanks might have the rookie of the year for the second straight season torres crushes his 13th home run of the year... he was called up to the bigs on april 22nd yankees beat the rays, 4-3 raiders all-pro defensive end khalil mack was not at the team's mandatory mini camp today. he's missed all three days of the camp. the 27-year-old did not attend the raiders voluntary ota's last month either. oakland could fine mack for each day missed but have not. mack and the raiders have yet to agree to a contract extention which is likely the reason he is holding out. mack is entering the final year of his rookie contract which pays him $13.8 million. raiders coach jon gruden misses his defensive star on the field. "i feel pretty good everywhere. i'd feel a lot better if no. 52 was walking around here right now. he's the man. he's the guy we

cousin mycahya, my buff and handsome brother-in-law brandon, and my crazy cousin frank, aka hollywood frankierandon: all right. all right. steve: let's play the "feud." come on. let's win some money. let's go. hey, let's get it on! give me sari. give me robyn.

at this point i think lebron could take the cast of "grace and frankie" to the finals. [ laughter ] theavaliers are heavy underdogs at 10-1. i'll tell you something, you know who else was an underdog? president donald jehovah trump. that's right. and he won. that he will tell you. the president had an all-timer on twitter yesterday. he's had a lot of good ones but this was his memorial day message. happy memorial day. good start. those who died for our country would be very happy and proud at how well our country is doing today, best economy in decades, lowest unemployment numbers for blacks and hispanics ever, and women in 18 years, rebuilding our military, and so much more, nice. [ laughter ] like he's borat. he ends with, "nice!" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] for most people, memorial day is a day to honor our fallen soldiers. for donald trump, it's a day for our fallen soldiers to honor him. [ laughter ] so he was asked over the weekend about his wife, melania. the first lady hasn't been seen for 19 days. after having what was thought to be a routine kidney procedure. and of

anyway, we have frankie gillett. amann jordan. richard r. menino. james hurley. is that correct? >> mayor farrell: german. >> i apologize. kim when. arthur will tell. hannah fleck. christopher carew ski. carmen colette. thomas horan. candace bender. james brigham and gmo tail costanza. i think all of you for attending and thank the city of san francisco for this wonderful sign. thank you. [applause] >> mayor farrell: thank you allen. and for all of your hard work. i want to say special thanks to day to all of our police officers who are here and chief scott as well in our police department. thank you for being here. thank you to all of our officers. i would like to bring up the person who keeps our city clean. he has been responsible. this is his land here that we are able to put the statue on. please welcome up mohammed knew rue. [applause] >> thank you. it takes a village to really put together a project and to this project, when we got the call a few months ago from the mayor's office of protocol, we went to work and our partners donated the pole to us. and our friends at m.t.