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in retrospect, im here in colorado with i'm all over from thworld,nd one man from south africa said to me our democracy is 30 years old, yours is really old, and one of the th lgs we'arned from yours and our experience is when people elect a leader to be head of a country, it should be hard for the people in the nation's capitol to take him or her out. that's not great for democracy, and our system did make it very hard to take a president out even for the corruptions and the sins we've seeldn dorump commit. they want to invest power in the people and there's some solace, i ink, in that. >> woodruff: yet, mark, yes, speaker pelosi is saying we're not there yet, it's not the moment to decide onmpeachment and, yet, as lisa desjardins was reporting, tonight, the house judiciary committee is already using the term impeachment investigation as they go after more information from ane white hous the justice department. >> that's right, judy, and i think it's absolutely understandable they'd proceed. i couldn't disagree more with david about colsion. i don't think there's any question that wha

>>nd on the week of the 30th anniversary of the debut ofnf "seield," we revisit one of our all-time favoriteunday sitdowns with the man himself, jerry seinfeld, talking about his long career as a stand-up and the moment only recently when heli read the impact of his iconic show. >> i thought that's what you're doing for people. that tv, they are not coming for that. they can't see that, you know? but you can reach them through tv. and it made me realize, reoh, tt was ally worth it. to make that tv show, i never would have gotten in that room. >> a special two-part sunday sitdown with jerry seield. plus, another life well lived later in the show. >>> we begin with california on edge. after twoth major eakes in two days, and aftershocks continuing throughout the night. fbc's mollie hunter has been in the middle o it from the beginning. e is in ridgecrest, california for us. good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning to you. we came to this house right after that 7.1 hit. it was up in flames. now it's completely burned out. we know the owner survived but she lost e residents in ridgecrest

having said that, they did of course get convincingly beaten in the last few easily on australian soil by four tests a ndtralian soil by four tests and self joe easily on australian soil by four tests and selfjoe root‘s site will be desperate to make amends for that and to be game the earn. early on i spoke to megan —— managing director of england cricket, ashley giles and he told me how important it was that england took advantage of their fine record here. i think it's always important to get off to a good start, paying them and hopefully help us do that. it's been a good venue help us do that. it's been a good venue for us, we've got a lot of success venue for us, we've got a lot of success here. but it is a relatively compacted series. australians have been here for a long time as well but if we can start well it will make it a very long trip for them. but it's important that we do that. as ever, david weiner will of course bea as ever, david weiner will of course be a key man for australia and having served that year—long band for his role in the ball tempering scandal last year, he of course has a

>> yeah, pat, about 500 u a employees impactnd by this one of its economic offices nd one of its innovation offices are being moved september 30th. news 4 has learned those who have decided to move to kansas city or leave their jobs, two-thirds have decided eave their jobs and find other work. and dozens have yet to decide and there's new concerns. local members of congress say there was july 15th deadline, monday, for workers to decide and many requested extensions to make a decision and that none has been approved. among the workers denied an extension who have t yet heard back, it includes a current employee undergoing chemotherapy who must continue treatment and an employee undergoing treatment for multiple sclerosis. jennifer wexton sayser were given only a month to decide. >> nobody has been given an extension to make this life choice? >> reporter: i'm not aware of any constituents that have been given an extension of time. they had untilay this past mo the 15th to decide whether they were going to move or be subject to long their position entirely. >> the usd a tells us it's still ne

on a neighbouring court we had another home they should match going on with scotla nd home they shouldrsus samoa. scotland had to win if they wanted to get a chance at making it through that second phase and the tournament, and they put out a belly up apartments, very tight in the early stages but they ground down their opposition and eventually won that match, 53 goals— 33. you are looking ahead to the match against england tomorrow. we note england and uganda are top countries that we expect them to win most of the game so we will take as it comes. early today we sat northern ireland in action with that topic first match against defending champion australia who in the end we re champion australia who in the end were victorious proving why they are the best team in the wild, and will do it all again tomorrow as all teens are back in action for day two of the netball world cup. let's bring you update with other stories around today. defending champion jerry thomas remains in fifth place in the tourde jerry thomas remains in fifth place in the tour de france after a stage and setting my

he's talked about them on twitter ask nd on camera, used m as bargaining chips with congress and as aay to rally his base. here he is outside the white house yesterday. >> it starts on sunday and they're going to take people out and they're going to bring them back to their countries or they're going to take criminals out, put them in prison, or put them in prison in the countries they came from. we're focused on criminals as much as we can. >> how many -- >> before we do anything else. so we are really specifically looking for bad players, but we're also looking for people that came into our country, not through a process, they just walked over a line. they have to leave. >> i want to bring in ron vitelo, worked for border patrol for 30 years, served as acting i.c.e. director for president trump. president trump said his administration was going in a tougher direction. thank you, sir, for being with us. a senior administration -- >> great to be with you, ana. >> a senior administration official told our jim acosta the president's comments about these raids could actually jeopardize t

in scotla nd one—day wonder for some of us.ll be into the upper 20s. the expansive heat into england and wales, 30 or above. some spots nudging the mid— 30s and then from mid week some of us cool down a little bit. some of us are still tapping into the heat, particularly across eastern and south—eastern parts of england. the heat which is building to 40 celsius or above across parts of spain into france, that could be an all—time record in paris. for mid week, the heat is still there across parts of eastern england. it takes longer to subside from london where as elsewhere, thunderstorms tuesday night into wednesday. another west —— weather system affecting scotland and northern ireland later in the week to stop for some of us, one—day wonder. lasting longer in parts of england. temperatures nudging mid— 30s. the hotspots. as ever with british summer heat, it comes with high humidity and some pretty warm stifling nights as well. had to northern ireland if you want to avoid the hot weather. it will definitely have an impact on t

although we start off on a dry note for eastern scotla nd off on a dry note for eastern scotland andd in the morning, spreading to scotland, western parts of wales, and with the cloud and rain, cooler weather, temperature is generally high teens but we still have some warmth across eastern scotland, central and eastern scotland, central and eastern parts of england, temperatures peeking into the mid—20s. for some of us, a warm couple of days coming up. however, as we head towards thursday, we see this cold front pushed its way eastwards, introducing fresh air across the uk. it won't be feeling quite as humid. rain will clear england and wales wallowing some sunshine in the afternoon, and further north and west in scotland and northern ireland, probably northern england as well, heavy showers developing through the day. temperatures high teens in northern areas, something a bit warmer hanging on into the far north—east. low pressure is again on the charts, this one, a bit of uncertainty how far north or south it will go. some models steer it into northern ireland and scotland, some in

the attack left one of them nd paralyzed reliant on his younger brother just to get up these steps. >> tonight, how they are dealing withy adversitnd what t >>> two local brothers wounded in separate shootings this year are not giving up hope. >> one of the boys has been left paralyzed. >> both a now trying to comprehend what happened as their mother helps them lift their spirits. >> the boys are now speaking for the first time only with news 4's meagan fitzgerald. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: there's nothing average about ranal and his brother any more. he was once a teenager like his iends, with big dreams. >> i smile through the day. >>> famous as a writer or rapper, a famous rapper. >> reporter: but on may 4th,is life changed forever. >> i was standing on the fence and i heard someshots, some shots ring out. >> reporter: he was shot. the bullet striking his spine. he spent weeks in the hosphoal ng for a full recovery, but it was his mother ebony who told him the prognosis. >> she told me, you'll be all rinht, but you're gog to be paralyzed. i said, i'll stillliv right? she said yea

saturday, england will be in that semifinal against new zealand and you can watch it from 3pm on bbc two and scotla ndch it from 3pm on bbc two and scotland versus barbados for the 11th and 12th positions and we will see northern island up against trinidad and tobago and ten placing at this tournament and you can find all of that across the bbc platforms. to diving now and tom daley has the chance to defend his ten metre platform world title tomorrow. he's through to the final along with fellow briton noah williams at the world championships. that also means they secure two spots in the event at the tokyo olympics. nick hope has more from south korea: tom daly has already won three royal titles with this career, coming exactly a deck a decade ago, in and out of the water over the last ten years, you would think nothing was facing at this stage of his career boy spoke to him a little hour earlier, he was incredibly nervous heading into today's event because the places are up today's event because the places are upforgrabs. if today's event because the places are up for grabs. if you sign of tension as

. >> nd hear one another. >> we can use words. we don't have to use our fists. >> our concerns might be different. but we're in this together. and building a better bay area takes all of us. >> doctors at ucsf have turned brain signals for speech into text. >> this is a real break through for people with severe disabilities. epilepsy people have electrodes implanted and the devices recorded answers to specific questions. >> that data led to a computer model which matched the patterns of brain activity. right now it works only for those interactions but scientists believe it will lead to a system that can dee code in realtime the words a person intends to say. >> that would be amazing. and two bay area professors created a seesaw at the border there. so children in both countries can play with each other. >> ronald rail teams at cal and virginia san fratello teaches at san jose state. they're installed in a sunland park, new mexico and stretch from ciudad. they came up with the idea for what they call a teeter-totter role in 2009.

on monday. even across scotla nd south—east on monday.heat will be rising and much of central europe that heat will be setting in and we could break the all—time temperature record in paris with 41 celsius possible by wednesday. that he pushing up towards the uk. into tuesday, another warm day everywhere with temperatures above 30 degrees for several places across southern and eastern england. hot weather across the uk, it looks dry for most of us about increasing humidity and that means they could well be some heavy and potentially thundery showers throughout the week. showers around in the north and the north—west. worm —— warm and dry towards the south—east to an eye on the forecast. this is bbc news. the headlines: iran has released footage of the moment its troops seized a british registered tanker in the gulf. the british foreign secretaryjeremy hunt says britain will do what it takes to keep international shipping safe. there are 23 crew on board the tanker which is being held at the port of bandar abbas. british airways has suspen

>> if you talk to nancy pelosi or hoe leadership is doing you did in 2018 nd focus on the bread-and-butter issues come healthcare, healthcare, trump is a sideshow and talk about what democrats can do when they delien they're in office. that i do think that one of the things that will be difficult ma for the fremembers trying to recapture their seats in 2020 as they benefited y enormouom voters wanting to change wanted to see what the house demrats can do in the truth is it's really hard to deliver when you only have e half of one branch of government but that still hard arguments make votts. you goinsee them talking a lot about issues but is going to be hard for them to show what they can r when they don't capture other levels of power. >> especially given the president democrat >>> this week attorney general william barr declined to pursue federal charges against a police officer involved in the death of eric garner. bystander video of he fatal police encounter from 2014 galvanize the black lives matter movement in his ongoing efforts to highlight the use of excessive force. meanwhile cal

one around frederick county and a new warning here, and going 00 until 7:nd another one from loudoun county as well as frederick county and prince william county.ti going un 7:15. heads up around the sterling area over towards ashburn. this one east of manovsas towards wood bridge and another one towards fairfax county and a new severe thunderstorm warning. this is brand new. northern fauquier county nd this loiudoun county and north william county. this is most likely going to be until 7 sack and i just want to show that for you. i want to make sure that this is until 7 sack tonight. this is exactly wh we're looking at. there it is. until 7 sack. another severe thunderstorm ng warni loudoun county, fauquier county and western prince william county for the potential of o60-mile-per-h winds. gosh, we'll continue to watch this for you tonight and any more of that goose severe we'lw h it right here in the storm center. >> thank you, doug. arizona's governor is threatening to pull financi incentives for nike which has been planning to put a manufacturing plant in that rking to ause it's

particularly for the wetter dates that we have seen on wednesday and an increase in cloud on thursday for parts of scotla ndratures of a few degrees of what we have seen and returned to 2425 degrees, where we are stuck in the teens and parts of claudia scotland and northern ireland, the split continues into thursday night, lots of cloud and persistent rain across the highlands, clear skies and the area of high pressure starts to move back into the atlantic as a going to friday, northwesterly airflow stress to develop not take the cloud further south and shadows across scotla nd further south and shadows across scotland and northern ireland and a greater chance of england and north was as well. county stays dry and of the 226 degrees, yellow colours compared to the orange is starting to push for further southwards than northwesterly airflow as it begins to dig in. as you go to friday night into saturday, this court front here do not expect much in the way of rain, may be a zone of cloud and a shift in one direction on the north to northwesterly. that will bring a drop in temperature on saturday but still a l

we will see a little bit more in the way of real full on thursday affecting northern scotla nd full onperature setting in the mid to high teens. a pleasant evening with some late sunshine. quite clear skies, it could turn quite chilly across rural wales, northern england and southern scotland. to the north—west, some rather more solid cloud just tipping into the north of the country on wednesday. the weather front will bring some rain into the western isles and the highlands of scotland. elsewhere, a fine story with long spells of sunshine. top temperatures in the high teens. up to 22 in southern england. wednesday into thursday, we hold onto our fine weather. in fact, write their way through this week, we have seen an interrupted play through wimbledon and that is the way it is set to play. a great start to the tournament. and here is the height that we have to thank for the warm weather. thursday we start to dangle in this cold weather and that is going to bring some more meaningful rain, may be an inch of rain, forthe meaningful rain, may be an inch of rain, for the higher ground of

for those of you on your summer holiday break in scotla nd your summer holiday break in scotland youe this in cornwall and across many parts of the south west of england and wales but you got something a bit closer to this. a wet day in edinburgh and repeated across much of scotland and northern ireland. some rain around again through the night. further south most through the night. further south m ost pla ces through the night. further south most places staying dry. quite a muqqy most places staying dry. quite a muggy night and even warmer than recent nights across scotland and northern ireland. still high—pressure to the south of the uk. and we could see a greater chance of some showers in the south. 0nly chance of some showers in the south. only the small chance of a shower at wimbledon. and also warmer than today. a bit more sunshine around northern england and wales but still some showers here and there. temperatures up to 25 degrees. northern ireland and parts of scotla nd northern ireland and parts of scotland still seeing outbreaks of rain come and go. we could have some stor

this evening will be group d team is going on court, england and scotla nd team is going on court, englandrts later this evening. england got up against uganda, an exciting up and coming african team who will not make it easy for england. it is a bill importing england without a strong performance in these early stages because they are in a tough side of the draw, they will face the likes of south africa and jamaica at later in the week so every results cou nts later in the week so every results counts at this point. they will also be scotland in action against samoa, a slightly easier match, properly one of the easier it went in their group. scotland are currently seventh in the world and hope to start a seventh in the world and hope to starta campaign seventh in the world and hope to start a campaign off with a winning result. let's hear from the start a campaign off with a winning result. let's hearfrom the home nations camp ahead of their opening matches. we have a very tough group, jamaica and south africa in these preliminary games. we had a tough road in the coming of games and it a

we've got some fun things to do around the bay area this week%nd about this one the film or jazz festivalfrancisco. if you want to head out there's both saturday and sunday. >>they're not going out one not 2. but they've got 12 blocks all all set up for jazz many stages going to be in place out there of music filling the air all day long both saturday and sunday weather going to be nice too patchy morning fog giving way to some sunshine in the afternoon temperatures in the 60's about this the russian river fire house barbecue much real if you're headed in that direction mid-eighties it is going to be toasty out there but they're going to float a parade to write down the russian river all lit up with a 4th of july theme. so if you want to check that out i enjoy it. but where some sunscreen it is going to be hot out there in the afternoon. how about this one the mongolian the dom festival in alameda that is going to be on sunday at noon temperatures they're going to be in the mid 60's and get this knowledge use a beautiful costumes and beautiful aqua seen tasty to mongolian but you also wan

>> you have how often they see something like that on a smais nd like that and where do you go? >> praying you're not on a boat mewhere near there. >>> let's turn to lauryn ricketts and see what is in store for the weather today. >> you get off the a beach soon as you see those. we have those around here, i'pecially in the chesapeake bay area. ve seen a lot going down toward the outer bank. >>> not a big o chance severe weather out there today and strong thunderstorms we could see later on this afternoon but this remnant barry and s you when you can see rain coming up. >>> a twitter war has become a very public battle. the democrats continue to denounce the president on what they call racist attack on lawmakers. we will tell you what the president is saying. >>> good tuesdaymorning. this morning at four. summer brain drain can happen to kids after a long summer break om school. we know how easy for them to zone out on theirhone or in font-o of the tv. we will show youur apps your kid can use to keep their mind moving. >>> developing this morning, a united front. democrats rally a

can you elaborate on that and to the degree you're able to in this setting, tell us what you think it takes to do that sustainably while adhering to nds. >> there's a variety of capability there is now and those go up and down depending on the situation at the moment in time. but in general, across the board, we are approaching our allies and partners in the region with train, advise, assist, and provide various military cells for equipment in order to stabilize the situation within any of their countries. that's the fundamental strategic approach. and in other cases naval cases, for example, trying to put a coalition together right now as we heard earlier, in general dunford is on the lead for that to try to escort commercial vessels. it's different types of capabilities but train, advise, assist, enable our local partners within the region to try to defend themselves and tablize the situation. >> thank you. >> thank you. senator duckworth. senator reid. >> thank you, mr. chairman. welcome, general. it's good to see you again. when we sat down together we had a good conversation about the importance of logistics to project and sustai

tomorrow, a lot of cloud to begin the day, a lot of rain early on retreating to northwest scotla nd early and hills but we will see warm, sunny spells coming through for many of us. those temperatures are already going up on monday. what is going on with the weather pattern? we are dragging in some hot airfrom iberia pattern? we are dragging in some hot air from iberia and pattern? we are dragging in some hot airfrom iberia and france pattern? we are dragging in some hot air from iberia and france with temperatures peaking around about. the record of paris will be broken at 41. staggering. for mid week, the most fine day where we see the most widespread sunshine across the uk is going to be tuesday. upper 20s, scotla nd going to be tuesday. upper 20s, scotland and northern ireland, from mid week, the heat becomes confined to central and eastern parts of england where we will see some days of temperatures into the mid 30s. elsewhere, it all seems to get a bit complicated. thunderstorms tuesday night and into wednesday was not another weather system for northern ireland and scotland later i

if he doesn't get bail, lester, nd is convicted on these charges, he could be in prison for the rest of his life. >> all right, stephanie, thanks. >>> let's turn now to the summer of extremes. triple digit heat on the way across the country. and in the south remains of hurricane barry still carving a path of destruction. severe flooding in partsf arkansas leaving homes and businesses and cars under water. but that next threat coming is that scorching heat. yes, it's july and it's supposed to be hot, but it's about to get dangerous. al roker joins us now. al, lay it out for us. >> lester, a lot of folks are going to be seeing themp hottes teatures of the summer. big dome of high pressure, a heat dome is pushing the jet stream way up to the north and so that combination of heat and humidity means 38 statesse wille ng heet indexes of over 100 degrees. 200 million of us or more will be feeling this dangerous heat. we're talking about triple digit heat right into saturday for oklahoma city, memphis, chicago, cincinnati, omaha, and movg to the east, new york city, philadelphia, chicago, cl

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one or two showers left scotla nd heat. ng back towards northern ireland overnight. otherwise, a fairly quiet night. no storms, should be dry and clear. the study weren't humid, still a difficult night for sleeping. particular towards the south—east of the uk. tomorrow we will find this record—breaking heat heading our way, it has been very hot. record—breaking attempt across continental europe. very giant with a very short sea track, the heat is focused more towards the south—east of the uk. that breeze bring in more cloud, maybe one or two showers for northern ireland. we could pick up one or two showers lighter on any day. on the whole, it is dry, it will be sunny and not quite as hot further west across the uk. you can see how that he'd build through the day. those deep red colour is centred more towards easter parts of england. this is where we will find a temperature is easily getting into the mid—30s. 38 possible, maybe even 39 degrees around the london area and towards kent as well. that'll break the all—time tempera

on the up. it looks like tuesday could be the date of most widespread dry sunny weather and heat. upper 20s the hotspot in scotla nd above in england and wales. storms on tuesday night into wednesday morning, a wetter weather system for scotla nd morning, a wetter weather system for scotland and northern ireland later in the week as temperature tail off but look at this mid week could be 41 in paris, and all—time record here and the heat lingers in central and eastern parts of angerfor a bit longer as a week goes on, nudging the mid—30s with very high committed foran the mid—30s with very high committed for an uncomfortable night for sleeping as well where it turns a bit cooler and the later week but it turns more unsettled in midweek scotla nd turns more unsettled in midweek scotland and northern ireland. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 10.00am: please confirm that you not intending to violate international law by unlawfully to board. dramatic audio reveals how a british warship warned iranian forces not to seize a uk—registered oil tanker in the gulf. iran's ambassador to the uk says increasing

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on saturday. nice warmup sunday, monday, tuesday look for a more typical range of high temperatures, low the bay shoreline and warmer nd- still inland on wednesday. >> nice. >> yeah. things are looking good. >> busy. busy day. >> really, really day today. mickey mouse and i helped make very special day for young patients at ucsf in oakland. we surprised the kids and families with toys and favorite disney movies, disney the parent company of abc 7 donated toys, books, movies and games and do so every year. more than 450 children's hospitals around the country -- >> to have disney come in and give us beautiful toys that speak to their interest and passions and then to have mickey in person and have these kids return to their genuine selves that are fun loving and expressive and wanting to connect and means the world to us. >> children's hospital of oakland has its own tv show can today i was part of that show and did a live version for the kids that includes, well, includes what do you call it? trivia questions and name that tune and jokes provided by the kids. in fact, some of the kids at the hospital were able to come

she was on the national stage nd accomplished many first for african-americans and first interpped in the state of arkansas, first to intern at baylor college of african-americans and medicine first president. as a child, dr. jones experienced the death of her ather and sister that left her unable to walk. despite her hardships, she was the first i african-american and one of the founders of baylor hospital in houston. she was in the schools and churches advocating for arblee equality and advocated for underprivileged patients and earned an award by the american college of physicians and inducted in the university of arkansas college of medicine all of fame and women inducted into the women's hall of fame. i honor her for her dedication and contribution to civil rights and enriching the lives. she was a role model and and i extend my respect, affection and prayers to her friend, family nd loved ones. i rise today to congratulate the gentlelady on becoming the first woman so appointed as a full-term commissioner. i graduated -- a graduate of the university of arkansas at fayetteville,

we will ask you the question, temperatures will warm slightly ad on saturday. nd from the 90s but, we will warm things up into the end of the week. dispense with this, low clouds bow back to the shoreline, then they push back in late in the day, flow of clouds will be with us again tomorrow but also low pressure will be with us, and as this approaches the shoreline, it is going to deepen the marine layer, it will keep us cool. for tomorrow, but we will begin to warm up, here's what we are respecting, low clouds along the shoreline, morning clouds and a cool start with and warmer weather returns midweek. overnight lows tonight will be in the 50s for low 60s, daytime highs are going to be in the 70s. in the east bay and the 60s near the shoreline. in the extended forecast, we will slowly warm-up as we head towards the weekend, and so, my question to you is, you are in bed, get in the doorway? you should get under the covers. >> know. >> yesterday n yoshould -- e covers. >> i'm telling you, this has been vetted by people who study these things. what would you do? >>

he is expected to be in court for the very first time on these charges on august 2 nd wendy, back to you. >> darcy spencer, thanks, darcy. >> virginia state police investigating a hit and run that injured a motorcyclist that a biker stru on thepringfield interchange on the westbound lanes of the beltway that lead -9to i5 south. police say theyc motorcle and a box truck were involved in the crash with another car that drove away. and a big reward announced to caedh a suspect wa in of makiya. u.s. marshals are offering $5,000 for leading to the arrest of this man whose name is isaiah murchison, one of 11 indicted by a grand jur for wilson's murder. she was shot and killed while trying to buy ice cream last summer innortheast d.c. murchison is charged with first-degree murder, and he's a known member of a d.c. street crew. >>> how could you forget this image from yesterday's hfltoric h flooding? people on their way to work cddenly caught in those floodwaters onnal road here. the only place to go on top of tirke cars. dn h guy in the pink shirt there. news 4's meagan fitzgerald nalked abo

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the moon exhibition at the national maritime museum is one of the events marking the momentous 50 year anniversary with 180 objects, a rtefa cts a ndia on display. it shows our fascination with our closest companion has never dimmed. we haven't stopped exploring the moon. we've been looking at it through telescopes, robotic spacecraft and everybody can have a look at the moon in the sky, there is still that. but we are starting to feel a swell of possibility again in being able to go back to the moon. these concept designs show what a future lunar base might look like, most likely built under the surface to survive in such a hostile environment. these countries are planning missions. it's very ingenious, sorry‘s done more than 50 space missions in the last 30 years. we have helped revolutionise space. mark ashton, bbc news, london. hello, welcome to sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: the big names in golf prepare for the open. can tiger woods summon up some masters magic at the final major of the year? they've got their man — matthijs de ligt is set to be presented as a juventus player after a

it seemed transparent on its face. didn't ndow, the lost files from the republican consultant to understand that there is a potential partisan motivation here. both parties try to game the ystem as best they can for redistricting exercises, we're about to have a once a decade count that will influence -- influence who controls the districts an rewritethe districts for the next 10 years. of course a lot is at stake here. bert: what can democrats do? what are the option here? shawna: there is s talk, though i don't think this would get through the senate that you uld actually mayberite a law and say the desenall census doesn't include the citizenship question. but short of that, this is going to have to play out in cots. robert: let's stick with immigration. a report by the homeland security department inspector general warned of dangerous overcrowding a detention cent thornse southern border. new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez and other democratic lawmakers visited two detention centers in texas this week and tked ab

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first a crash on the third nd that cleared and then a broken down vehicle on the ride of the roadway that also cleared. now all travel lanes are open but delays hopefully will begin to e. canal road still closed between recess voir arv rer and foxhall. the road is e. canal road stilclosed between reservoir and foxhall. the road is compromiseae. canal road still closed between reservoir and foxhall. the road is compromisese. canal road still closed between reservoir and foxhall. the road is compromised. new incident on the beltway on pennsylvania avenue with ang vehicle facihe wrong direction. right lane is blocked and authorities are there. >>> another strong storm system swept through the area yesterday bringing heavy rain and some isolated thunderstorms. after a tree cshed through one chevy chase man's home, he says he is lucky to be alive. michael zilinger was sitting on his couch when a tree fell through the roof. power lines were also brought down in the area. >> i looked up and there were branches coming through and i was shocked. >> he is now working with his insurance company

nurses and hospital administrators to distraction, t it is wasting up to $500 billion a year on unnecessary nd bureaucratic administrative costs. [applause] senator sanders: unlike our current system, there is a broad consensus from conservative to progressive economists that medicare for all would result in substantial savings for the american people. two of the most recent studies on this issue have estimated that medicare for all would save the american people between $2 trillion and $5 trillion over a 10-year period. so the argument is not how much medicare for all will cost. it will cost a lot. health care costs a lot. the argument is, compared to what? and the what is an unsustainable system that will cost huge amounts of money and negatively impact our economy if we do not have the courage to change it. and let me also be clear in telling you that the fight against medicare for all today is not a new development. powerful special interests have always opposed health care programs that work for the people and not for corporate interests. let us not forget that when president harry truman

one and felt as far a as mexico. the governor of california has te declared a sta of emergency and thou nds of residents are without clean water orpower. tonight the entire region is on edge after a new warning th sday's quake geologists now say, was what is known as a foreshock, a foreshadowing of last night's, and there's a chance l may be a preview of more to come. our correspondents are covering from every angle. we begin with miguel al magu almaguer. ha>> reporter: when tt earthquake rumbled through, it was powerful. we're out in the desert. elimagine what it f like in nearby cities. >> get under the table! >> reporter: it struck with fury at 8:19 p.m. >> the fro door came open. >> it's ay. hold on. >> reporter: this is the moment of impact near the epicentern i ridgecrest. >> this is bad! >> reporter: t hqowerful 7.1 ifartke sending terried customers searching once again for cover. >> everybody okay? >> reporter: shock waves of fear, rippling across southern california. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: the quake felt as far away as l.a., vegas, phoenix, even sacramento. very was a strong quake. >> reporter: the terror p

i think that is finding life on another world. ,nd in the last year significant discoveries have been made to indicate life could very well exist on mars. >> you talk about some of the leadership changes. nasa's human expiration and operations mission directorate. does this mean a change in nasa's direction or long-term vision? >> not one bit. >> there are incredible initiatives. leadershiphanges in mean that these strategies are do theeevaluated -- changes in leadership mean that the strategies are being reevaluated? >> not at all. >> what are things that can be developed? technologies can be developed and new approaches that i don't think are being considered. we have a small team of people and evaluating a short stay on mars using orbital physics that i did -- do not think many have considered in the past. if we did that, we could accelerate the timeline. i have said publicly i will not rule out the 2033 timeline. of course, your friend and colleague in the house has been very keen on this timeline. i think there is the possibility that can be achieved, but we are looking at what t

we had all the rain coming on nd frederick ar is where it started.tarted around frederick at 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00. i mean, again. seven hours to go from frederick to lenered atown, that's amazing. that's how slow se storms were. that's why we saw such heavy rain associated with these. now they are out of here and no rin across ou region at all now. very good news. we'll be able to dry out as we move on through the next couple of days. wider view.t here's our storms again. showers and storms developing along theasame arof low pressure. see that spinig coming rht out of our little area of low pressure and making its way down into parts oirginia, producing some storms d there, too. also producing much cooler temperatures. just take a look at the numbers. we're only in the 70s right now. 76 d.c. and 76 philadelphia. heat back to the west and we're talking about the heat moving back in across our area. humidity also going up over the last couple of days. do get a break from the -- we also have the chance s forowers and thundershowers. dry out ther

. >>> closer to a cure, the nd groubreakingstudy that >>> one lone shower approaching oakton in the city of fairfax. noightning in this shower, but moderate rainfall, here's a look at the bigger picture. most of the rainfall is north of 66 and 50 and isolated in nature. for tomorrow the fourth ojuly, widespread rain and storms are in the forecast. some of those storms likely strong and severe. much more on the timndg impact coming up in about five minutes. >> thank you,am lia. >>> spanking children is now against the law in france. the country just joined 54 others around the world to bancorp ral punishment of children. the bill makes spanking a child a civil fense. marnts would not face criminal charges, but lawmakers and advocates believe it is an important mbolic ange. previous studies on spanking show it can lead to aggressive and defiant behavior in children. opponents are calling the new law, however, i anerference in family lif >>> the world could be closer to seeing a cure for aids, for the first time researchers have successlly eliminated the virus in mice. they used a combinati

way campaigns are funded, the way information and misinformation is promulgated, and that we - nd to engage on that battle field as well. i'll close with this. a, i've never been so hopeful about the prospect of climate change action in 2021 and i've never been so thankful to have a partner that can lead this effort in sheldon whitehouse. i yield the floor. mr. whitehouse: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: let me first thank my friend, senator schatz, for his incredibly kind remarks. he is an outstanding colleague. we work together extremely well. he brings a good cop aloha sensibility to a conversation which i tend to lean more towards the bad cop. and he has a remarkable vision for how this can be solved. and so i'm incredibly honored that he's here. for the 250th week that the senate has been in session, i rise to call this chamber to wake up to the threat of climate change. in april of 2012 i delivered the first of these speeches. i began i know that many in washington would prefer to ignore this issue but nature keeps sending us message

everybody focuses on netanyahu nd the jews, and we're not focused on the real life disaster as we speak. they use the jews as a scapegoat while there are very serious issues to be addressed. >> i think the issue of why does it seem to be getting worse on campuses does have to do in part with our domestic political ituation where anti-conservative, anti-republican and anti-trump politics on campuses has come to dominate. and the issue of support for israel has gotten intertwined with that. i think there's no denying that. and certainly among the student activists groups, those two have become intertwined. so if you want to bring everybody together on campus, you combine anti-israel politics with anti-trump politics, and you automatically have a coalition of, you know, a large percentage of the student activists groups. and i think there's something to that whether that's ack rats, justified as a different discussion. but i think that is a phenomenon that's going on on the campuses where anti-trump politics has anti-israeloited by groups as a coalition. i do think it seems to be accelerat