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race. so he's back for a rematch. >> so this race, a tradition for a lot of people. this race does shutdown maine streets and the city along the route. organizers trying to reopen roads by 2:00 in the afternoon. but if you can avoid driving tomorrow, do so. as you know costumes are always a big part of the festivities for beta breakers. i want to tell you that organizers are predicting that they're going to see a lot of royal wedding themed costumes this year. live in san francisco. >> i would love to see that, a fascinator while you run, how do you do that? >> as long as there are costumes. >> very true. speaking of wind, you see there that camera shaking around a little bit. also quite foggy in san francisco. what can we expect for the race tomorrow? let's get to meteorologist drew tuma. >> those costumes got to be pinned down tomorrow. that wind is going to be with us tomorrow especially along the coast. it's going to be a gray start. by 8:00 race is underway, 54 degrees. by 10:00 that wind picking up and gusts by midday 20 to 30 miles per hour and that is going to

governor's race and or a senate race, multiple congressional races. in one case a ballot measure. in every case, they were competitive enough, if we know one thing, we know democrats have been terrible at winning down ballot races over the last eight years and we need to have a renewed focus on that. that is how we started with our core seven states. we are expanding in several other states. we've moved into missouri, indiana, north dakota and maine. we will be announcing 25 races will be advertising in. a couple of ballot measures. to be an 18 to 20 states, maybe 25 to 30 house districts. we are working on the final details. it will certainly be a large map for us. michael: senator chuck schumer came out for legalizing marijuana. i wonder how you think double play across the country. is that a motivating thing for younger voters or other groups of voters that will get people to the polls for democrats? guy: absolutely. i do not think there is any question in the place we have seen legalization on the ballot that it has increased interest in the electi

race. so he's back for a rematch. >> so this race, a tration for a lot of people. this race does shutdown maine streets and the city along the route. organizers trying to reopen roads by 2:00 in the afternoon. but if you can avoid driving tomorrow, do so. as you know costumes are always a big part of the festivities for beta breakers. i want to tell you that organizers are predicting that they're going to see a lot of royal wedding themed costumes this year. live in san francisco. >> i would love to see that, a fascinator while you run, how do you do that? >> as long as there are costumes. >> very true. speaking of wind, you see there that camera shaking around a little bit. also quite foggy in san francisco. what can we expect for the race tomorrow? let's get to meteorologist drew tuma. >> those costumes got to be pinned down tomorrow. that wind is going to be with us tomorrow especially along the coast. it's going to be a gray start. by 8:00 race is underway, 54 degrees. by 10:00 that wind picking up and gusts by midday 20 to 30 miles per hour and that is going to

it's a relatively mediocre republican candidate. if they are winning that race, that says a lot about the hardening of the party cost brands. -- party's brands. steve: thank you for your insights on "newsmakers." we appreciate it. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] this week, former new jersey governor chris christie was interviewed by david axelrod at the university of chicago. you can see that conversation today at 6:35 p.m. eastern on c-span. great skill as a grand strategist was that he knew the advantages of shock and awe, and this is how he unified germany in the 1860's. he instigated wars with denmark, austria, hungary, and eventually france itself. but then, having done that, having achieved his objective, which was the unification of germany, he stopped and he became a consolidator rather than an instigator. his next 20 years in power as german chancellor were devoted to trying to build reassuring alliances, to build kind of a web of alliances with all of germany's neighbors,

race? guest: they have not. that has been a little contentious, because todd rokita has been endorsed by the two men who ran trump's indiana campaign in 2016, but they made a point that they were endorsing for themselves, not on behalf of the white house or the trunk-pence campaign. when rokita put that on his yard signs, the trump campaign asked him to take us down because they thought it was implying that he had the endorsement of trump and pants, and he did not. luke messer has a lot of ties to the president. he competed in the congressional district with his brother mike pence's older brother, who is running for luke messer's seat. there are others in the tinfoil who are close to them who are actively supporting luke messer. there are two groups that have been running ads, who have ties to luke messer and the vice president, but vice president pence has not officially endorsed anyone in the race. host: in the meantime, how has senator donnelly been campaigning? an rv, hehas ,urchased a used rv last fall last summer, and has

and world champion lewis hamilton dominates a dramatic spanish grand prix to win his second race in a row. welcome to the programme. we'll also tell you shortly how barcelona's dream of going the whole la liga season unbeaten was denied in their penultimate game in a shock result. but first, the english premier league season has come to an end, and what a way it finished. a goal—scoring frenzy, and late drama, involving the champions manchester city just one of the stories. the race for the champions league got plenty of attention too. liverpool claimed the final qualifying spot available with a 4—0 win over brighton. mo salah scored his 32nd goal in the premier league, a new record for a 38—game season. so he picked up the golden boot as premier league's top scorer. the boys had pressure. there is a lwa ys the boys had pressure. there is always pressure. in the last few weeks it was massive. the stoke game, the champions again, it was difficult. players, always one player less for the next game, because of the last game. so i really think they did fantastic and had to qualify this ye

governor's race or a senate race, multiple congressional races. they werease, competitive enough, if we know one thing, we know democrats have been terrible at winning down ballot races and we need to have a renewed focus on that. .hat is how we started we are expanding in several other states. we moved into missouri and north dakota. we will be announcing 25 races will be advertising in. in 18-20 states. we are working on the final details. it will be a large matter for us. >> senator chuck schumer came out for legalizing marijuana. how thatwhat you think would play. is that a motivating thing for younger voters? absolutely. i do not think there is any question in the place we have seen legalization on the ballot it has increased interest in the election for young voters in particular, increased turnout. that is not the reason someone should be for it, but it is a winner in terms of the politics of it. especially with the midterm where we have seen participation rates drop. >> red states and blue states? guy: i have not seen the polling broken do

we still have a lot of races to go.sful british rider in grand prix racing since barry sheene. but he says that comparisons to the two times world champion are unfair. to be spoken of in the same sentence as barry sheene is an honour that he won a lot more races and championships than me and he was on a completely different level. but we are trying to make it back to that. the legacy of barry sheene weighs heavily on old british riders in moto gp but there's one thing that cal crutchlow can still achieve that even the great barry sheene could not, winning the british grand prix here at silverstone. i've had a love hate relationship with silverstone, my first grand prix i never even raced i was in hospital with a broken collarbone. i went on the podium in 2016, i was fourth in 2017 so you have to think it will turn around and hopefully we can win one. having ridden three different bikes in moto gp cal crutchlow seems to finally found his form on the honda. maybe the long wait could soon be over. that is all from sports d

that is going to disappoint you because everybody says there is a race and there is a race behind thescenes and i would -- it would be disingenuous to support -- suggest otherwise. there are negotiations going on. i am not in it so that puts me in a good place to negotiate. a position. what i do want is to make sure that my members, the freedom caucus members have their fair representation at the leadership table and on committees of jurisdiction and whomever is going to emerge as that leader will be the one who best articulates that. until we get that, there will not be a new speaker. there is no one who has 218 votes today. we have the sophisticated with operation and i can assure you that no one on the republican side can get to 218 without democratic vote. dozen membershree and you will probably vote as a block, i assume. >> we have 47 people who said they are willing to vote as a block. which means that we have a hard-core 32. those are numbers that are based on real discussion that are out there. some who say they will be here or there. beyond the freedom caucus we have had conv

now, in arizona, kirstin has been running a strong race. she's been a terrific member of the house of representatives and she's out there telling -- she's done a good job in her congressional district. now she's talking to people in the entire state. she's campaigning very hard. she's got ads on the air right now. and the republican side you obviously have -- you know, you have three candidates right now, including joe arpayo. and we'll just have to see how all of that plays out. but, i mean, kristin cinema is just running her race on her record. and, you know, i think she's going to be in a very strong position. in terms of montana, look, yesterday in the united states senate we just passed with an overwhelming vote a piece of legislation to strengthen the veterans administration and to strengthen veterans health care. the champion on the democratic side for that is john kester. and if you go to montana, i think you will find that republicans and democrats, independents agree that john kester stands up for veterans. and it's his job to vet

. >>> what's the weather like for a 24-hour over night race? let's find out. >> t not that bad out there right now. earlier today the clouds stubborn to break down, we squeaked out afternoon shynunsh. prepare for better weather. doppler 11 showing you a quiet picture. the picture is a beautiful one, live look from east bay hills and the beautiful flights of san francisco. great visibility right now, the winds are light, this is going to be a recipe for a very warm day on the way tomorrow. right now, 50s and 60s, the name of the game. 56 in oakland, 58 in san jose. holding 65 in san francisco. 60 and concord down to 54 degrees. over night tonight, one of the first things you'll notice we have clear skies out there. the marine layer has compressed. so mid-0s to mid-50s your overnight temperature. with that sunny start right away that'll creep a launching pad for a warm afternoon. 12-hour day planer on sunday, bright skies early on. by lunchtime all spots away from the coast already in the low to mid-70s. it's a warm and bright afternoon with tempe

there's no mention of a race. i've never used a race word." negro is? ah. entirely sure that that cleared anything up. let's give mr. blankenship one more shot. >> the phrase china person, people are offended still. >> well, they shouldn't be. and i'm a west virginia person. you're an nbc person. you know, in order to have a racist statement, you have to mention a race or derogatory comment about a race. favorite p but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. >>> some people see public service as a way to give back. others as a duty to their country. epa chief scott pru eight however apparently sees it as a way to tick through his world travel bucket list. the west reports that pruitt wanted to add an international flair to his had penchant for publicly funded travel. and for leaning on his lobbyist friends. "after taking office last year, he drew up a list of at least a dozen countries he hoped to visit and urged aides to

the women's event is a two—day race. sprint at the line. for everyone else. one day race years ago. britain's alice barnes finished third. that's all the sport for now. it is still 0—0 four atletico madrid versus arsenal. thank you very much indeed. in such public office". from mr bercow. against the speaker. denied all the claims. 0ur political correspondent chris mason is following the story. tell us a bit more about the latest allegations against the speaker. allegations against the speaker. newsnight which will go out at 10:30pm. 10:30pm. official who would have a lot to deal with the speaker. deal with the speaker. unworthy of someone in such high public office. public office. bringing the table, and being extremely and personally rude to me. extremely and personally rude to me. apologise for that specific insult but not for the others. but not for the others. sinclair who is a former private secretary to this speaker. secretary to this speaker. eight mobile phone and mr burke oh‘s hand was smashed on a table. hand was smashed on a table. —— john bercow‘

a democrat incumbents have. most democrat incumbents are leading their races. most of them have huge support from voters who voted for trump. we as a party in the senate are performing better with trump supporters than in 2016. we still have several months to go, but it is a good indicator this early. david: would you like to see former president obama taking a role raising money for democrats in between his meetings with netflix because we , are talking about people who can raise money. a very long record of raising money. have you reached out to him? mr. poersch: i think traditionally the presidents have played a role where even when he was president, his fund-raising imprint came later rather than sooner. i am expecting the president will be helpful. steve: what state keeps you up at night? what worries you the most? mr. poersch: i think that i have to give this map its due that we have five incumbents in "deep red states" where donald trump won by more than an average of 27 points. i am both pleased and maybe a little surprised at how well we are performing

, i've never used a race word. any of that. why is he still viable? >> he's viable because he has a lot of money. >> yeah. >> this is a guy -- this is a guy who funded 40 candidates, republican candidates, trying to win state house seats in west virginia. so it's a little reminiscent of the alabama spectacle. what i will tell you is, i mean, wheth where the guy has made a tactical mistake is first getting in the race, second is mitch mcconnell who probably has 2% name id in the primary in west virginia and second of all anybody that wants to punch mitch mcconnell in the gut is making a mistake. that guy is tactically smart, good at what he does and understands how to take somebody down out of a race the best he can. so i have all the respect for majority leader mcconnell and at the end of the day i looked at called into west virginia yesterday, joy, and got a sense of the race and joe manchin has been in the state house, the state senate, has been the secretary of state, has been governor, most of those all won by d

a race.. races are negro, white, caucasian, hispanic is, asian. there's no mention of a race. i've never used a race word." negro is? ah. i'm not entirely sure that that cleared anything up. let's give mr. blankenship one more shot. >> the phrase china person, people are offended still. >> well, they shouldn't be. and i'm a west virginia person. you're an nbc person. you know, in order to have a racist statement, you have to mention a race or derogatory comment about a race. for my constipation, my doctor recommended i switch to miralax. stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body. unblocking your system naturally. save up to $5 on miralax. see sunday's paper. ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller transitions™ light under control™ so let's promote our spring travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. earn one free night wh

look, bill nelson knows he's got a very tough race on his hands. that's not a secret to anybody. but you mentioned the amount of money that rick scott has spent. and we expect him to spend a lot of money. i mean, rick scott has got a ton of money. that's kind of what he's known for. spending his own money to try to get himself elected. and if you look at his prior races, what's interesting is that in each case he dramatically, dramatically outspent his opponents. but won by just one point. and i want to emphasize this. those were both in election years that were very good for republicans around the country. so he spent a ton of money in really good years for republicans. and just barely scraped by. now he's -- now rick scott is facing bill nelson, who is beloved in florida. and it's in a year where clearly the energy and momentum support the democrats. and then there's the issues. i mean, when rick scott first ran for governor, he said he was going to accept the medicaid expansion plan. and he totally reneged on his promise. if you look at health care costs in florida, people are

it's a relatively mediocre republican candidate. if they are winning that race, that says a lot about the hardening of the party's brands. steve: david weigel, alexi mccammond. thank you for your insights on "newsmakers." we appreciate it. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> watch our live coverage of the utah senate by mary debate with -- primary debate from brigham young university. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. us live sunday at noon for the year-long special featuring best-selling fiction writers. the contemporary knowledge the less novelist will be our guest. people who have a lot to say are completely undaunted. is ahole idea there storytelling triangle, that you must learn to do this to be a fiction writer, learning to do this is not going to make you a great writer. down with a sit faulkner i discover they could all do it. there is nothing about learning to do those things that impedes creativity. >> watch our special series sunday, live from noon to 3:00 tv. eastern on book president trump was at arlington na

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the australian started on pole, but was forced to drive for a marjority of the race with power problemsss reports. lewis hamilton, third on the grid, but manning pull position... daniel riccardo sped away and it seemed like a victory parade, the australian easing clear but with 50 laps still to go, his car suddenly lost power and his lead vanished, sebastian vettel on his tail as the field concertina behind him. at one stage the top five separated by just eight seconds. but they could not find a way past, including hamilton, who stayed stuck in third, as ricciardo brilliantly nursed his car towards the finish. the most spectacular moment was undoubtedly this, leclerc with an untimely brake problem which ended his and brendon hartley's race. both thankfully unhurt. ahead of them, it was daniel ricciardo's day, and a masterful drive as he finished ahead of sebastian vettel and hamilton, a victory over his own car as well as his rival‘s. two years two yea rs in two years in the making, so i finally feel like the redemption has arrived and we had problems, i don't know how much was heard on

we are a good 16 minutes into the race. give or take. ly done by now. >> you're probably right. 15 minutes. 33 is the record. they are pretty close to halfway. there they be on the track. seven plus miles out to the great highway and ocean beach. we will keep you covered all morning long. >> 18 miles of road -- road closures. >>> the mayors of the three biggest cities in the area will campaign on improving local infrastructure. it's the june 5th ballot initiative that would raise the toes on the region seven state owned bridges. supporters say that measure would generate 4.5 million to fund transportation infrastructure projects and they say that would ease traffic throughout the bay area. but opponents objected to the phase which would go up $3 over six years. >>> the number of law students that surpass california bar exam hit a record low. results from the february exam were just released and only 27.3% of the test takers ated. for the first time since 1986, it's been lower than 30%. the states bar executive director says program is alr

a race.race. races are negro, white, caucasian, hispanic, asian. there's no mention of a race. i've never used a race word." negro is? ah. i'm not entirely sure that that cleared anything up. let's give mr. blankenship one more shot. >> the phrase china person, people are offended still. >> well, they shouldn't be. and i'm a west virginia person. you're an nbc person. you know, in order to have a racist statement, you have to mention a race or derogatory comment about a race. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief from fibromyalgia pain, and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters,

those with caffeine were more willing to work within the group. >>> and it's a race like no other, the 107th annual bay to breakers. a look at the event that brings tens of thousands every year to san francisco. >> i'm team yanny. >> i'm team laurel. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tens of thousands of people gathered in san francisco this morning for the annual bay to breakers race, and they faced a windy course. >> and this year there was an optional bonus loop at the end for those that wanted the extra medal. here's more on the race, the costumes, and the course winners. winners. >> reporter: the runners rose early and were ready to roll out for the 107th bay to breakers race in san francisco. a race that drew nearly 40,000 registered runners this year, and often seems more like a parade of colorful costumes and characters. they were rainbows and scores of superhero sightings. >> this is the first time with the kids, and

a state you must win. the most expensive, one of the most expensive senate races ever. are you prepared to put up the money necessary and how much money are we talking about? it is the most expensive, it is because governor scott is going to be .riting a lot of checks they expect the race to be competitive, i expect we will win their. long-timelson's service in the senate for florida makes him the favorite to start this rate and -- race and that is where we are. it will probably take money to topple him in this environment and we have the better candidate. >> he has considerably outspent you in the past cover -- couple of months. mr. poersch: early on, governor million in the5 past couple of weeks. he is notorious for the last time he ran. i know what we're up against financially, but for the voters in this environment, it is about more than money. we are going to have the resources we need to be able to communicate and get the senator's message across. >> with 26 democrats on the ballot this year, are you worried resources would be taken away from other states that are

you have a very contested race. a lot of -- there's a tracker running you down. it's kind of amazing. you think your whole entire life is on a microscope. every single vote you cast can be a 30-second ad. obviously when you're a senator it even mgifyifies that because it's not the congressional district but entire state. in your case, the entire country is watching the state of indiana. tell us how the race is going. tell us a little bit about indiana. donell donell the race is going well -- senator donnelly: the race is going well. it comes down to one of mike and my shared experiences which is, how do you make these decisions? same with heath, how do you make these decisions? mike and i went to a school, a place where we had one really, really tough vote and everybody was trying to get me to pull one way or pull the other way and they're all screaming and so apparently somebody called father hesburg. he's former president of the university of notre dame. and i was like, ugh. so i called him and he said, oh, you didn't have to call. i said, they told me you're e

i think this is one of the most important thing that will have a race or a race the. unification race the. understanding that the new generation is ready to take. on country and actually. spend a plea on the way that we are able to change something by of our voices and billing that our actions are really. the proper and positive change that they're gonna think could really lead the situation when a lot of people who need a break because those casting your workplace is casting your financial means. and i could really feel calm and start to you taking their life back in armenia and try to build up prosperity. ok this is for the message that we need to preserve and actually whatever is going on now in the parliament in my view is not the vote for the person but vote for this or are we going to really prove that we are able to overcome personalities and look to the future for the whole country make you stronger or we are. discussing technicalities or personality issues. and bring in this as just excuse me what about dealing with russia i mean this has really been spoken ab

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clothing line and a wine label. >> they're amazing companies and passions of mine. so if i kept racings a year, for how long, i mean -- they don't get the attention that is needed to see them to their fullest potential. >> reporter: she's also a fitness fanatic, even writing a health and wellness book. on sunday, danica patrick takes the wheel for her final race. hoping to take the checkered flag at the indianapolis 500. she'll be the only woman in the race, leaving behind the sport where she has been such a trail blazer. >> i choose to focus on the positive and i've had a really great career. i'm really thankful for it. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm marcus moore in scottsdale, arizona. >> you can watch danica's last laps in the indianapolis 500 sunday at 12:00 noon eastern here on abc. we'll be right back. ( ♪ ) it's the details that make the difference. only botox® cosmetic is fda approved to temporarily make frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. it's a quick 10 minute treatment given by a doctor to reduce those lines. ask your doctor about botox® cosmetic by na

. >> in your view is this a class if she were a race issue? >> guest: it's both. we thinwe should trayvon martins own community when he was killed. we think about my brother who was in a poor community, over criminalized and so poor and middle-class end up getting the brunt of the racism in this country. >> host: what has been the reaction to you? >> guest: is a "new york times" bestseller the first week which i was grateful for and amazed. it means so many people have been looking for a story like this. all types of folks have congratulated me and some people said they had no idea that a idman started to blac the blacks matter, so having them see the real origin of the story. and surprisingly i haven't received many trolls responding to the buck because they think they are not going to try to read my book. >> host: you grew i up in the la area. where did you go tohe school? i went to ucla for undergrad and i'm actually here now as the masters in the school of design and i graduate next year. >> host: when they call you a terrorist is the name of the book. a black

second, a topic for tonight is, what we envision race relationships should be in the united states 30 years from now, in 2015 or so -- 2050 or so and how we were going to get there. in preparing myself tonight, i talked to a lot of people, some of you and some others. it's an extremely complicated issue. the media talks about black agents as if they are completely cases and therity differences in each community -- it is hard to believe it is true, you can see the difference among the communities. andcan americans cuban-americans are much farther apart and say mexican-americans and followers of bernie sanders. and so on. foundations which keep coming up in the conversation, i would like to mention something before i turn it over to you. one issue coming up is, do we really want to aspire to a colorblind society? far, as more and more people integration is something most of us are losing faith in, and instead, we're thinking about the policy which is a race conscious policy. i'm not sure exactly what that means but that is what we are discussing. do the distinction between structural an

once upon a time, britions dominated motorcycle grand prix racing, but it's been 41 years since a britisho change that is cal crutchlow, who rides for lcr honda in motogp. 0ur reporter, azi farni, has been to meet him. it's a long time since british riders had any real success in motorcycle grand prix racing. 1977 was the last of the late great barry sheen's world title is but one man has been working hard to step out of sheen's long shadow. over the years it's been looked on in moto gp that british riders are not always there at the front of the championship but i'm glad we have a good group of british talent and riders in the moto gp classes at the moment. it was nice to be the one to have a world title. cal crutchlow's first moto gp race victory in the czech republic in 2016 ended a 35 year wait for a british win, his third in argentina last month made him the first briton to lead the world championships since sheen in 1979. crutchlow didn't have much time to savour the success, two crashes in his next two races saw him dropped to seventh. there wasn't pressure from the team, honda, th

it is too early to project a winner in tonight's race in indiana. there is a live look at mike braun's headquarters. he sort of the outsider businessman candidate. in this race he's poured millions of his own money into the campaign. he is enjoying an early lead but it is to soon to say was going to win era. the winner of this race will face off against democratic senator joe donnelly in november. minutes from now also polls will close in west virginia and this one has been a barn burner and a lot of fun to watch. republicans hope that the winner of this wild g.o.p. primary could perhaps defeat joe manchin, the democrat in west virginia. the wild card in that race, former coal baron and ex-con whose probation ends this evening a minute after midnight, don blankenship. what did he do today when others were campaigning? he went shopping for a new suit. >> what is the time there? >> i think the people made up their minds so we can get a few things done and get ready for the general. >> martha: very confident don blankenship in the suit store there. we a

a meal. that it. was back to the sherpa race which is now in its final stages. it's a thrilling contest between last year's winner edward lip tack and his main challenger rush joe gorga track the last three hundred meters are the toughest will the men still have enough strength left for a final burst who is going to win a few last tips for a rush job. last year's winner edward lip tack finally reaches the finish there's a cold mountain hot but an altitude of fifteen hundred meters on. i was in good shape back arms legs no discomfort a tool but i did have a problem with my right shoulder blade i clearly felt it halfway through and got cramp i could have gone at least half a minute faster maybe two but that's how it is. but this year victory eluded edward although he started three minutes after looked back presto got a check crossed the finishing line only thirty seconds or so after the defending champion forty minutes and twelve seconds for a tough uphill race with one hundred kilograms on his back a new course record and a well deserved winner. plus about to meet

a. now is the time the race will begin with a brass joke the participants are making their final preparations each load has to weigh exactly one hundred kilograms it consists of a fifty liter be a barrel wine mineral water food and a carrying frame everything has to be just right. and i think they're back to it's vital for the way to be distributed evenly that the big o's at the bottom the one at the top line. each entrant has his own preferences but one thing applies to everyone. else there and you only the center of gravity must be just right you're just too high it will pull you forward and you will take long strides if it is too low and pull you down because the load must be perfectly balanced not too high and not too low. that calls for subtle adjustment and something else is really important so important in fact that it can mean the difference between victory and defeat the most of a bit of it as a loan must be well secured otherwise you'll never win. either. or get inspired by the mountain people of the himalayas the porters of the high taxes call themselves sherpas each year the high

a second day of talks has taken place between north korean and us officials in this race to lay the groundworkkimjung—un. plenty of talk around at the moment. our correspondent rupert wingfield hayes joins us from the south korean capital, seoul. rupert, it does feel suddenly as if it isa rupert, it does feel suddenly as if it is a race against time. yeah, it absolutely is a race against time if they are going to succeed in arranging a summit for during the 12 in singapore, as president trump appears to want, because there is just so little time left. but things are moving rapidly, not only are their talks going on here, actually we learned today that they did not ta ke we learned today that they did not take place yesterday, they took place on sunday. nothing yesterday, may be on again today at the demilitarised zone between senior us and north korean officials at we have also just heard that a very senior north korean official is, has been spotted at beijing airport, heading for the united states. he is considered by many to be kim jong—un's right—hand man on south korean affairs and on the

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it follows another weekend of violence at the racing — this time at ascot. last week there was ain which one man was kicked in the head in front of race—goers. our sports correspondent richard conway has more... here at windsor racegoers have been arriving for an evening meeting, the first race just about to get under way and for those arriving here they have been saying in terms of islands it is not really a concern and that reflects the message from the horse racing authorities and they say 6 million people go racing every year and for the majority it is a great day out and a great experience for that nevertheless the things that we are tied at ascot last weekend and at goodwood the weekend before have been disturbing, they have been the kind of images no one wants to see within racing and the cause behind that, that is the subject of much debate. but the british horse racing authority as saying they will look later this year when they come to licensing of racecourses at issues such as the use and sale of alcohol. they will look at security measures, either enough visible secur

damejudith hackitt‘s report concluded that indifference and ignorance led to a race to the bottom in ants to see a radical rethink of the safety system after the fire lastjune. it of the safety system after the fire last june. it was of the safety system after the fire lastjune. it was found that the building had cladding on the outside that was not fire resistant. the cladding on almost 230 buildings has failed safety tests since then. let's talk to our correspondent caroline davies in central london. tell us exactly what you have been told from this review. good morning. this is the 156 page report that we we re this is the 156 page report that we were given first thing this morning from dame judith were given first thing this morning from damejudith hackitt. as you say, she hasftzfg-z-é— from damejudith hackitt. as you say, she hasfté—ee-‘eé short 77 $ the 2,5 ' itself those 2,5 ' itself those 2,5 ' it were being andf—be is iff— ”’ - 5 so there so 5:1{47’ . .. .- ,, there should ifs: . .. .- ,, there shoulc you. 57:77:25.7; . ., .. .. .- ,, 72:272‘3 a727; ez’ 525555251, ,,,. . ., .

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you have got a very contested race. there's a tracker running you down. you know it's kind of amazing. , you think your whole entire life, i mean, is upon a microscope. every single vote that you cast can be a 30-second ad. obviously when you're a senator, it even magnifies that because it's not just in the congressional district. it's the entire state in. your case the entire country is -- in your case the entire country is watching the state of indiana and what happened. tell us a little bit about indiana and how the race is going. sen. donnelly: sure. the race is going well and it really comes down to one of mike and my shared experiences, which is, how do you make these decisions? same with heath, how do you make these decisions? and mike and i went to a school, a place where we had one really , really tough vote, and everybody was trying to get me to pull one way and pull the other way, and they're all screaming, and so apparently somebody called father hessberg, and they said he's expecting your call. he's the former president of the university of n

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person, and you an msnbc person, and in order to have a racist statement, you have to be mentioning a racederogatory comment about a race. >> a race or a derogatory comment, and so, let me have your reaction of what he said there and what he said in the d ad? >> i was probably caught the end of my face there, but i am quite stunned that in 2018 that an ad like that would run anywhere. and, you know, his, just deflection on his part, and this is a man who is playing in the trumpian politic, and playing into the -- i don't know how the put it, but trumpian politics to make the point to win in this election, but i don't know if he is doing well this the polls to pull out in the primary, but this is where the west virginia gop believes they should be going. >> and so a very derogatory comment there? >> well, it is despicable, and reflective of some of the other comments on the campaign trail. it is quite frankly appealing to the the worst instincts and he believes it is the way to win the election, but he is wrong. because west virginiians are not going to be picking a convicted felon to be th