a few days before the festivities in the basilica of st mary and st mark we were committed to see the relic of the precious blood. it is kept in the precious blood altar behind a large black grill. in the ninth century governor of jerusalem named her son presented the relic to the empress charlemagne who he greatly admired. after charlemagne's death the relic was intrusted to the months of passion now and is still today the islanders most treasured possession. in her life this is the precious blood altar. this is the monstrance. you see the plate to which the relic is attached. and midday on the feast of the precious blood tied to the plate is removed from the monstrance of the faithful to venerate the relic host common. down here is a fragment of blood soaked cross. splinters of christ's cross. so that it doesn't have any material value but it is a religious treasure i might say it's priceless because. the basilica of st mary and st mark once formed the heart of the old man history benedictine monks lived here for a thousand years the whole island belong to them some two hundred year

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st. mark's lutheran church. welcome to this wonderful sunday morning. on behalf of my cohost, ryan swisher and my wonderful cohost year, i have reverend debora lee who is the executive director from the interfaith movement for human integrity. she is also a pastor with united church of christ. she is involved in all kinds of important issues here in the bay area. welcome deborah. >> thank you elizabeth. >> is so glad to have you here. is always good to know something about our guests, so you are a pastor but you are not currently in a church. you are doing other things, that we will be getting to a moment. tell us about your call to ministry and your up bringing. >> thank you for asking. i think my call to ministry was really shaped by my upbringing. part of that, was being part of an immigrant family. my parents are immigrants who came to the state of ohio. i was one of very few chinese- american children or rather the only one really in my school district. besides my younger school district -- my younger school sister. being a racialized other in amer

out with their arch rival france for a chance of a first ever place in the final will go to st petersburg. mark thanks very much for your company everyone well it seems impossible just two weeks ago but against all. all twelve boys and their soccer coach have been freed from a flooded cave in thailand the divers and doctor who stayed with the boys have now also been brought safely on dry land about ambulances route the last of the boys and their coach to a hospital in the city of chiang rai a short time ago there were sleeping medical care but are said to be in good condition the boys are aged between eleven and sixteen a years old spent over two weeks deep inside the cave living a nightmare after water sealed off their we're turning our route last week a diver unfortunately lost his life in the cave while making preparations for the perilous rescue operation wish has been brought to a successful conclusion now what the governor of chiang rai province has a coup was clearly a please understandably please with the success of this extremely difficult rescue . no one thought we could do it but we

we're here at st james's hospital in leeds to mark 70 years since the nhs was founded.be celebrations around the uk today. and we've got our own birthday tea party going on here. over the next three and a bit hours, we'll be meeting staff, patients and volunteers and we'll be looking at some of the key challenges the nhs is facing. this hospital was the birthplace of accident and emergency

the humble kid left a lasting mark at st petersburg college. dr. tonjua williams, president, st.otally fascinated by william and the work that he has done. he's extremely brilliant, very open and collaborative." william could do simple math at one and half years old.by age four- he learned algebra. and age five, an ohio state university psychologist declared him a genius.now at 11, with one degree in hand, he plans to continue reaching for the stars. william maillis, 11-year-old graduate: "i want to be an astrophysicist. i want to prove to the world that god does exist through science." he'll attend the university of south florida to make that dream come true. when it comes to his genius status- he to his genius status- he feels no different than his peers. william maillis, graduate:what i'm gifted in are gifted in other things." other things." (justine) (justine) that was jorja roman reporting. in august william will transfer to the university of south florida where he will pursue his dream of becoming an astro- physicist. it's a great time to be an a's fan. they've exceeded exp

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being held across to the uk to mark the anniversary including services attended by more than 3,000 people at westminster abbey and york minister. our own martine croxall is at stre as well, and we're hoping to be able to ta ke well, and we're hoping to be able to take part in that later on. we did spy take part in that later on. we did spy a take part in that later on. we did spy a huge cake that would probably feed the entire population of the hospital. it is a huge place here. i have got lost a couple of times. you go to the loo and don't manage to find where you were meant to be! we have come outside to the water gardens, where there are some wake—up cruising around looking for food. it is a place where people can come and sit and get away from the hustle and bustle of this very busy hospital, which looks after 1.2 million people in south—west london, 3.5 million, if you take in surrey and such. it is a teaching hospital, and such. it is a teaching hospital, and has many, many specialisms, such as renal, stroke, cardiothoracic as well. one of the doctors in the a&e department here is actor rosanna valentine, —— doctor rosanna alan cowell, who also manages t

if we are having dollar strength toarly as a flight st -- quality, that is more concerned. markaning on the first case? diana: i would say it is a risk of two halves. when growth started to take a hit, we saw the fast leg of dollar strength. what we have seen in the last two weeks is the wrong sort of strength because of the rest of the world is concerned about trade. right now, we are getting a bit of both but not a mixed that is good for aggregate economies. vonnie: what do you imagine will happen with the curve? more people are suggesting that we may have an inversion but it does not mean necessarily in the session. diana: i tend you -- to agree with that. at this point in the cycle, it is very normal to see a flattening of the yield curve. is happening because sowth is well on -- the front end of the curve is what is driving that flattening of the curve right now. while we have the ecb signaling no further hikes until the second half of next year, and likelihood is that we see the curve staying around these levels but that is not a sign of alarm at this point. vonnie: where

st. andrews. check this out. markes' tee shot on 17 hits a seagull in mid-air and then it went out of bou and that's -- that's right. not a good way t finish thewe for this bird. james went on to triple bey th hole and we heard it listed as day to day, and he might not play tomorrow and kind of seems like thatas injury bug kind of gotten to everybody these days. redskins getting back out heret rrow. camp is really just getting started and only will be picking up from here an see how this team progresses over the next couple of weeks. >> we know quint wentri vege. how does he look? >> looked good. had a brace on one leg. i don't know if the was a little mushy, and i kind of thought he had a little. . certainly lood so far. i don't see him partaking in ly one ofg, and certa those guys will be keeping an eye on and hopefully no more injuries. >> let us see if you catch him with a pork op all right? >> start of training camp. that's right. >> we're always so hopeful again. >> thanks for . >>> tonight, facebook's $100 ll >

we're here at st james‘s hospital in leeds to mark 70 years since the nhs was founded.here'll be celebrations around the uk today. and we've got our own birthday tea party going on here. over the next three and a bit hours, we'll be meeting staff, patients and volunteers and we'll be looking at some of the key challenges the nhs is facing. this hospital was the birthplace of accident and emergency 50 years ago. it now has one of the busiest trauma centres in england with its own helipad. i'll be finding out how emergency care is changing. also this morning. a couple found unconscious in wiltshire were poisoned by novichock, the same nerve agent used against ex—russian spy, sergei skripal. welcome to wimbledon, where the seven—time champion, serena williams, looks to be in brilliant form as she moves into the third round. and here in leeds, we might even have a newborn baby to say hello to before the programme's finished. and what a nice day to be welcomed into the world. for most, dry and hot. northern ireland, more fresh than yesterday. i will have the details in 15 mi

the sharp end of st george's hospital in teaching. hospital in teaching. see some of the prostatic being printed their eye 3—d printers. printed their eye 3—d printers. the courtyard to markary. anniversary. the chief executive of st george's here. here. you have given us an amazing access to the hospital to date. access to the hospital to date. extraordinary work that goes so much. much. i hope it has been tolerable for your staff. it has been fabulous. fabulous. to staff marking the 70th anniversary of the nhs today. anniversary of the nhs today. people who have retired from the hostel and are working. hostel and are working. the people who can't seem to help coming back? remarkable. marking it nationally as they have done today has been wonderful. done today has been wonderful. who have been here today and loved every minute. —— you, like i, have met. met. difficult decisions to make about how you run this place. how you run this place. enormous undertaking, 8500 staff treating 3. treating 3. south—west london and the counties beyond. beyond. what are the challenges you will face in the coming years? will face in the coming years? reno funding remains an issue. so, we

chopper 4 showing the markings on the street after this over.ent was the st. mary's county sheriff says 72-year-old lynn gazer was trying to pass an ice cream truck when she hit the little girl with her car. southern maryland news net reports pelativesled her out and then beat her. deputies still investigating this incident. both the driver and the little girl are in the hospital tonight. >>> also new tonight, a local man fightg for his life after a random attack. relatives of christian braud ker contacted news4 tonight saying someone robbed and shot braudner atlanta late saturday night. he was down there for wedding. he thought the attackers were his ur ride. police released this video of a person of interest in the case. they're offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest. >>> takoma park residents protested tonight outside a city council meeting fighting a proposed develment known as ta kom maljunction that would bring retail and office space along with parking to the area. town approved four stages of development in the parking lot next to th

finals after a narrow one no victory over switzerland in st petersburg in a forsberg scored the game's only goal a single look in a match marks by sloppiness it was paps fitting into four specs decisive goal came by a deflection man where the kanji the unlucky man the ball canning wickedly into the far corner of the net was. not that the noisy swedish fans were for the devout that . threw caution to the wind in the hope of getting an equaliser which never came gaps appeared in their defense martyn all sin brought down by my collapse. lang given his marching orders sweden only given a free kick it was the last action of the game sweden or through to their first world cup quarter final in twenty four years. our french president in monaco has been holding talks in a buddha with his nigerian counterpart. among the topics discussed was the fight against boko haram and regional security but also high in mccall's agenda was african culture his first stop was at the iconic nightclub and music venue the shrine it was here that mccaw said the world's image of africa has to change. a warm welcome for a minute i'm a kong. people queued u

st. james palace. >> the christening also marked the first time the duke and duchess of cambridge were seen togetherl three of their children. one big collective "aww." >> it was princess charlotte who really stole the show. >> look at her there. >> when they were on their way into the church last week, we all remember, she said, you can't come in, something to that effect. >> that middle child, she needs to get more character. she doesn't stand out at all. >> sassy. >>> coming up, we are counting down the hours to the kickoff of amazon prime day. what you need to know before you log on. >>> and the surprise guest who turned out to roast bruce willis over the weekend. we'll have details ahead in "the skinny." but first here's a look at today's forecast. >> announcer: "world news now" weather, sponsored by swiffer sweeper. ed by swiffer sweeper. anif you've got a lifee. you gotta swiffer about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixe

narrow one nil victory over switzerland in st petersburg the rb leipzig midfielder meal for spark scored the game's only goal let's have a look in a match marked by sloppiness it was paps fitting in for specs decisive go came by a deflection and when i can g.b. unlucky man the bull canning wiki julie into the far corner of the nets. not that the noisy swedish fans were for the devout that. precautions of the wind in the heart of guessing an equalizer which never came gaps appeared in the friends martin brought down by michael lacking lying given his marching orders. given a free kick it was the last action of the. cup quarter final in twenty four yes. a quick reminder now the top stories that we've been following for you here at the german chancellor angela merkel has been defending her migration policies in parliament just two days after a controversial deal calling for some migrants to be held in transit camps along the border the far right opposition part of the f.t. says that merkel's migration policies have failed and urged her to resign. and a new video is released of the school boys trapped in a flooded cave in thailand they appear to b

remy: back to the marks now stocks and dollar and fed chair jay hisll reiterated assessment. joining us now is scott ren of wells fargo. joining us from stlouis, missouri. let's get a pulse of the markets here. seeing this rebound. the nasdaq at another record high. 500 pushing past that psychological 2800 mark. every single time we don't have headlines talking about trade tensions, at least we push little bit higher. >> clearly markets is sensitive to trade. s&p 500 has done, the equity market in general, a relatively low probability that we are really going to have in all out trade war. what weertainly believe. that's what the markets reflecting. ly say, though, our year end target in s&p 500 is 2800 to 2900. yesterday, we traded into the bottom end of that range. we see at least the way it now, the upside from here is limited. we have been expecting you get out of this year with eight, little bit lower than that return. we're just about there right now. remy: in terms of trade jay -- chair care jay powell did talk. that to congress today. pretty positive. in hearing the take aways here, was your thought after this day of testimony? me

to mark prince george's birthday, a new £5 coin has been issued by the royal mint, showing st georgeme pictures of french tightrope walker tatiana—mosio bongonga scaling the skyline above montmartre hill in paris. ms bongonga walked on the cord, suspended 35 metres from the ground, with no security cable attached to her costume. she's been tightrope walking since she was 8—years—old, and has spent the last year preparing for this stunt. let's bring you some breaking news now police in los angeles are responded to an "active" incident at a supermarket in the us city of los angeles saturday that us media reported was a possible hostage situation. there is an active police incident at the traderjoe's near the intersection of hyperion ave and griffith park blvd in #silverlake. please stay clear of the area," the los angeles police department tweeted. us media are rporting that police are saying there was a possible hostage situation at the store after a suspect who was being pursued by law enforcement crashed his vehicle and ran inside. well, looks like the temperatures are going to soar

to mark prince george's birthday, a new £5 coin has been issued by the royal mint, showing st georgeurself. spectators in paris have been thrilled and had their nerves wracked by a tightrope walker performing in front of one of the city's most iconic sights. aaron safir has the story. they call paris the city of lights. for one afternoon in the montmartre neighbourhood, it was the city of heights. with the skyline as her backdrop, french tightrope walker tatiana—mosio bongonga started 35 metres above montmartre hill and inched her way towards one of the city's most famous sites, the secretary of the silica. she wasn't the only one hanging by a thread. down below, they looked on thrilled with wonder, admiration, but also a little fear. this is dumped was done without a security cable. translation: it was very surprising, and very dangerous. it really impressed, actually. i noticed that she was not secured. there was a lot of acrobatics. i had a really good time. even getting to the starting position would scare off the fainthearted, but this stunt has been a year in preparation, all t

to mark prince george's birthday, a new £5 coin has been issued by the royal mint, showing st george temperatures are going to soar over the coming days in some parts of the country. we got up to 29 on saturday. sunday will be similar. so we are technically already in a heatwave, but the really hot air is set to return from monday. temperatures will be in excess of 30 degrees celsius, but this is true mostly for south—eastern parts of the uk. in the short term, we have weather fronts close to north—western parts of the uk. in fact, this weather front is responsible for bringing a lot of cloud through the early hours of sunday morning, and also very humid air, stuck in this air mass which is coming off the atlantic. so temperatures dropping no lower than 15 in belfast, 18 degrees in london. but it is quite overcast, quite murky, mist, even a little bit of drizzle in some areas. so it's sort of a damp feel to things, but it is still very, very warm. now, sunday starts off pretty overcast, and i think the clouds will be thickest through the day across north—western areas, even some spot

st. louis cardinals but last night, hall of famer orlando cepeda attended the game marking his return torst time since he had a stroke and head injury five months ago. want to show you a photo of the hall of famer with his son in a suite at the ballpark. cepeda talked to a small group of reporters about his recovery since falling at his gym parking lot in fairfield. now, according to reports, the 80-year-old was in a medically- induced coma for several days after that accident. he is now recovering well. he also credited visitors like larry baer and dusty baker with helping him to get better. nicknamed the baby bull, cepeda played 17 mlb seasons for six teams and made seven all star appearances. >>> frank has a look at the stories we're looking on for ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00. >> an oakland-based organization is helping hundreds of gay, lesbian and transgender people find asylum here in the united states. many people seeking asylum are facing challenges but we'll tell you why this group says they have a 99% success rate among the lgbtq community. >> and you'll also have the story of a ric

so mark do teams hungry to win what will be decisive all who will be decisive in this battle tonight in st petersburg i think there is a trio on either side that can make the difference i mean obviously for france you've got. paul pogba from belgium you even have the point i'm normally which one of those trios plays best will probably decide the match and that means it could be a fantastic game if you're thinking about all the attacking potential normally world cup semifinals have a real tight affairs as we might see with england croatia tomorrow or they're like seven more when germany beat brazil so here's hoping for a similar exciting storyline tonight absolutely i'm looking forward to a really exciting game and mark made as well of course be talking about this when it's all over thank you very much for coming in and sharing your expertise with us . well good news for belgium as their country is the great fun of a met claim the delaware jersey in the tour de france that's after monday's team time trial where van after minutes b. and c. recently in big stood high temperatures and hilly co

plunging as much as 24% late wednesday after facebook missed walet st earnings expectations making less money than expected. ceo mark zuckerberg himself taking a nearly $17 billion hit. much in investing so security that it will significantly impact our profitability. we're starting toeehat this quarter.th >> part of e problem the rate of users logging in every day or every month has slowed down. increased privacy may be a big driving force in the earnings hit. facebook says it's giving users more choice about their data following the claim knowledgea analyt scandal that exposed a private information of 87 million people back in 2013 and 2014. something zuckerberg apologized for in heated hearings on capitol hill. the billionaire has been no stranger to controversy. he recently walked back comments that holocaust dinners should be allowed on facebook yet theco any refuses to ban controversial right wing sight info wars which peddles bogus conspiracy theories about the sandy hook shooting, some parents writing to zuckerberg saying our families are in danger as a direct result of tho hundre thousands of people who see

nil victory over switzerland in st petersburg the rb leipzig midfielder mill forsberg scored the game's only goal and it was enough to send this we through in a match marked by sloppiness it was paps fitting into full specs decisive goal came by our deflection. and the ball canning wiki delay into the far corner of the net. not that the noisy swedish fans were paul the devout that. that's right sir and threw caution to the wind in the hope of getting an equaliser which never came gaps appeared in their defense martin olsson broke down by my collapse i rang given his marching orders sweden any given a free kick it was the last action of the game sweden and through to their first world cup quarter final in twenty four years i use national football codes your will stay in his post despite his team's world cup failure the german f.a. made that announcement this afternoon the two thousand and fourteen world champion coach was heavily criticised after germany's early knock out in this year's world cup he reached an agreement with the meeting earlier today. should he stay or should he go now you are human that has made the decision for himself. after receiving a

st. louis. there's another police officer that we're about to build for that was shot in the head. marks taking place? >> it seems so, you know, it seems so. it's a dangerous business. you put on the uniform, you drive around, waiting for trouble. mark: pretty much. >> that's what -- we're waiting for the call where there's trouble, and then you go and try to deal with it. so it's a dangerous business, you know? it's a dangerous business. it seems in certain areas it's more dangerous than other areas. mark: we'll be right back. more and more people are finding themselves in a chevy for the first time. now you can too during the chevy 4th of july sales event. now through july 9, get 10 to 20 percent below msrp on your favorite chevy models when you finance with gm financial. that's over six thousand seven hundred dollars on this chevy equinox. this 4th of july, discover why chevy is the most awarded and fastest growing brand the last four years overall. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. ♪ motorcycle revving ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪ no matter who rides point, ♪

mark: i think that is the problem is people are not looking at the trading st rategy.erkel is a political mastermind. there have been these previous that before and ultimately an agreement reached. that is very much the base case here. people be very concerned if the coalition does actually fall, but don't want to see the confirmation before they trade the negative story. euro sank a little bit on this news, but it is not too much priced in yet. it is a very similar situation with erdogan in turkey. she is under pressure and under stress and continues to survive. the surprise it seems to be in the blank market. oil continues to go up since the opec market. if you are saudi arabia, do you listen to trump or stick to your strategy? mark: there is definitely a supply pressure concern that was going around the market last week. suddenly, we have this weird exchange over the weekend between saudi arabia and trump and then iran coming in and saying saudi arabia could not increase output. suddenly, i think it emphasized there was thisat kind of idea that wait a second, if the

st. louis. there's another police officer that we're about to build for that, you know, was -- shot in the head. markf this taking place? >> it seems so, you know? it seems so. it's a dangerousing business. you put on the uniform, drive in your car waiting for trouble, waiting for the call where there's trouble. you know, and then you go and try to deal with it. so it's a dangerous business, you know? it's a dangerous business, it seems in certain areas, obviously, more dangerous than other areas. mark: we'll be right back. ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. ... with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. new fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. so now you can eat tough food without worry. fixodent and forget it. being empowered starts with getting informed... looking closer. 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime - but many of us don't kno

marked by the release of a set of family photographs. the four images were taken by photographer matt holyoak following the ceremony in the chapel royal at st duchess of cambridge and their three children have been seen together publicly as a family of five. world cup winners france are on their way home from russia after yesterday's 11—2 victory over croatia. this afternoon, the new world champions will be met by thousands of fans for a parade up the champs—elysees in paris. yesterday's victory sparked wild celebrations throughout the country as millions of people took to the streets. our sports correspondent, richard conway, has more. commentator: france are crowned world football champions... 32 teams, 64 games, but there could only be one winner. france are football's world champions, winning a tournament that has thrilled and entertained in equal measure. back in england, the exploits of gareth southgate's team left the country drenched in beer and with renewed passion for the national side. eric dier... a penalty shoot out was won... and put in by captain kane! and harry kane finished as top scorer. a feeling lingers that despite semi

mark. one of the watching on a very real world leader for the world cup twenty eight hundred studio just outside the hermitage museum in russia's northern capital st petersburg with the last sixteen stage now complete anticipation is already building for the quarter final stage starting friday there's a year of why france clash and then belgium against brazil and we can't forget the biggest game for people here of course. with the england sweden game also taking place on the same day as well promises to be a real football first over the coming days over here bring you the latest first game kicking off the quarter finals. against france are taking place in nizhny novgorod on paper it seems like even the match than absolutely can be looking for that star striker luis luis suarez. out of the match that two goals that saved him . yeah sure the fate. of course has three of the top expensive players in the world one of them forward kill a lot of talk about you know kind of justifies reputation as the world's hottest young talent cup with. very well with those two goals seven goals for we saw in sochi yeah and in particular the quality of opposition in a

st. john. if you draw a line from this body to the high-rises, that marks that two-mile portage trail.ut this particular route was just a couple feet above the swamp land, and that made it a dry terrestrial portage. we are going along bayou st. john, and we are going to follow it more closely here, making a right. this was an early plantation region. small truck farms and dairy them as well as larger commodity plantations. we have example of older colonial era plantation houses here. in a moment we will see a 1788 plantation house that is known as the old spanish customs house, which also embodies that great look of -- it's right over here. this is one of my favorite streets in the city, grant route st. john. 1788, old spanish customs house. notice the double pitched roof, the raised construction, the center chimney, the brick construction. imagine different buildings of that size and massing with various distances dispersed throughout the french quarter. that is what early colonial new orleans would have looked like. we now are on the slightly elevated ridge that allowed for foot pass

mark. >> thanks, wendy. we invite you to stay tuned for all of the latest involving the supreme court's picknd the president's overseas trip that's just ahead. that's on "nightly news" st >>> dozens of migrant children who got separated from their parents at the border are expected to be reunited today, but the trump administration is expect to miss the court-imposed deadline for a number of other kids and they have not agreed to extend the deadline to kieping fam together in long-term facilities. reunification will only happen for half of the 100. some have parents who remain in custody or can't be vetted, and ays that in other cases there were logistics that a keeping these families apart for now. >>> alexandra's updating i policy with i.c.e. regarding the inmates it holds u at a detention center. i.c.e. agencs will take custody of inmates awaiting trial 16 hours after they would otherwise have been released. ady s of alexandria's recent policies ceo that's already happening. >> perfect wet we are, time to changegears. >> yeah. >> weather. >> perfect weather for baseball, maybe for some barbecue, maybe for doug to go -- >> go skipping out on us head towards north pot

it is notjust be red and white of st george, hitting brazilian flags, portuguese, spanish and even the markright. every single flat has got involved. we went door to door, told people what he wanted to do. said if you are from a different country and we would go and buy a flag, put it up we would go and buy a flag, put it upfor we would go and buy a flag, put it up for you but everyone has embraced that, got involved, come together as a community and it is lovely to see. the big question ahead of tonight, what all these gaudy? england win. 3-1. i reckon 4-2. some very confident people here. not sure about your neighbours feeling about that because it is notjust the red and white of st george, flags of all nationalities and even colombia. as the third from the experts, it will bea the third from the experts, it will be a close game, just a penalty or a free kick between eight so what do our colombian family think? we are here to find out. we heard 3—1 to england, what do you think about that? 24 england, what do you think about that? 2-1 win for colombia. 2-1 colombia. wing 3—1. that? 2-1 wi

marked by the release of a set of family photographs. the four images were taken by photographer matt holyoak, following the ceremony in the chapel royal at st world cup win, gathering on the champs elysee for their victory parade. the carriage bringing them back from the airport. it is just making its way back into the centre of town. the victorious team will be greeted by this extraordinary sight. terrific atmosphere. much excitement and anticipation. here is the forecast. what might have been? it has been hot and humid across the midlands and eastern england today. temperatures up to around 30 degrees. we are seeing a change. it is a gradual change, fresh air heading our way. sunshine in the next few days. perhaps, one 01’ in the next few days. perhaps, one or two spells. we have seen the fresher air coming in to scotland and northern ireland, it has brought one 01’ and northern ireland, it has brought one or two and northern ireland, it has brought one 01’ two showers and northern ireland, it has brought one or two showers around already. it threatened one or two showers, but it has been very humid. in between those different air masses,

marked by the release of a set of family photographs. the four images were taken by celebrity photographer matt holyoak following the baptism in the chapel royal at stond 100 days. still to come: it's been a busy few days for president trump, from his trip to the uk to meeting with president putin. we'll take stock of the fallout. the number of the people coming to the uk from the eu compared with the number leaving has fallen to its lowest level in nearly five years. the government says it wants to cut overall net migration. here's kamal ahmed. immigration to the uk is fundamentally changing. the numbers coming from the rest of the eu are falling, and the numbers from the rest of the world are rising. in 2010, 77,000 more eu migrants came to the uk compared with the number who left. that's called net migration. you can see how that figure then rose rapidly to 184,000. as the uk economy outperformed the rest of europe, we became a bit of a magnet, and bulgarians and romanians were allowed to move freely across the eu. but then, the brexit referendum, and this massive rapid fall to 101,000 people. let's look at the rest of the world. here, numbers di

mark. >> i had to leave. i don't know if any of you tried to resolve the two book titles that i started off with. figured out out, i think, as to why but it's st. thomas aquinas. he was -- st. augustine and others were antiscience in many ways. against curiosity, intense in the intellectual scientific pursuits and soing for little but st. thomas aquinas reversed that and said, aristotle had a lot of influence and so you had this positive view and look -- that's when christianity really triumphed in science and universities and hospitals and stuff like that. so that's -- anyway, my summary of the trying to bring those two together. my question is, to michael, so have you ever been to mongolia? >> no. >> how do you know i exists? >> you told me about it and i have confidence you don't lie because you're an honest man. >> goes back to faith. seems like faith does -- reason exists and faith exist is. you -- >> i feel confidence. >> itself was just some nutball in hollywood that told me about it i'd be less confident but it's you so i'm more confidence. when i driver around l.a. i'm reasonably confident i'm not going be mowed down. if i'm in month

i'm mark updegrove, the presidency of the lbj foundation, and it's my pleasure to welcome you here tonight the. first a little housekeeping. i want to the thank the st. david's health care, the ford foundation, the moody foundation and tito's homemade vodka. [laughter] [applause] are you applauding vodka? is that it? [laughter] i also want to invite you to our upcoming friends program on june 14th when we'll be hosting lady bird johnson's daughter, linda johnson rob, form ifer lbj aide tom johnson and historian kyle longly, author of lbj's 1968 for a conversation on 1968, one of the most momentous years in american history. it makes -- will make for a fascinating discussion. i hope you can be with us. we have some great stuff lined up for the fall as well including a program with doris kerns goodwin on her new book on leadership and another on the 50th anniversary of cbs' iconic show "60 minutes." 9 more to come on those programs and others. and finally, i want to invite all of the friends of the lbj library and members to a reception in the great hall that will follow this program. tonight we are delighted to welcome jake tapper whose fourth book,

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marks the start of months of testing. it's due into service next year. take a look at these pictures from st ives, in cornwall.but swimmers have been told to stay out of the water. the headlines are coming up on the bbc news channel. in a moment we'll say goodbye to viewers on bbc2. first we leave you with a look at the weather. we started off this morning with a fairamount of we started off this morning with a fair amount of cloud, but it tended to break up and there are some sunny spells out there at the moment. this is just spells out there at the moment. this isjust one of spells out there at the moment. this is just one of our weather watchers. from earlier on medium to high level cloud, but breaking out as you can see in shropshire here, some blue skies. let's let's look at the satellite images, the medium level cloud came up from the south west, turning and clearing away. this next area of cloud in the atlantic. this isa area of cloud in the atlantic. this is a weather front, bringing some rain from the far north into the west. it is going to remain largely dry. the heat builds up a degree for injured a

st george's hospital in tooting for us now. good afternoon. we are in the courtyard which is where the tea party to markery thirsty. there was an enormous cake which lasted just a few minutes. it was eaten and appreciated. i'm here with three women who have clocked up nearly a hundred years of service for the nhs. much of which was spent here. i hope you have been enjoying the celebrations. you were a nurse in the operating theatre for over 30 yea rs, in the operating theatre for over 30 years, how much did your life change? it changed a lot. it was like a family unit. from the beginning until the end. to me it was better at the beginning and at the end it became a bit difficult. things do change and we have to adjust. you retired three years ago. you are still in service? the neonatal unit? yes. you can't quite retire? no, because i do love my job andl retire? no, because i do love my job and i love the people here, very friendly. i like to come back any time they want me. you told me you retired only last week but i don't bid you have stopped work? —— i don't think. they need you in pathology. they ha