adam: the church bells rang at 6 p.m.ing as the fire took hold. agoston nemeth: i saw directly that there is a building in flames. i left my phone outside to film it. adam: nearby, lina khalil and her husband imad spent most afternoons on their balcony overlooking the port. on this day, from the 11th floor, they livestreamed their view of the growing fire. adam: at 6:04 p.m., lina filmed the arrival of the fire truck and the ambulance. the crews came in blind to a locked warehouse. adam: a paramedic on the ground with the brigade filmed the scene and captured the last footage of firefighter charbel karam. adam: what the firefighters did not know was that the warehouse held 2700 tons of ammonium nitrate. it had arrived in 2013 aboard a mozambique bound ship. the cargo was confiscated and moved to a dockside warehouse, hangar number 12, and abandoned. jad ghosn: we know that the army intelligence, since 2014, made a report to the government that there are highly explosive material at the port. and then, in 2015, the head of

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adams and liberty. in 1798, it figures prominently in the john adams reelection presidential campaign in 1800, which he unfortunately still loses to jefferson. but the song's melody is a winner, and it finds immortality 16 years later by being adopted in our national anthem. another son, charles, is on the 25th anniversary of independence nation, and one speaks in the old south meetinghouse of how america was once a howling wilderness and is becoming the permanent boast of the world. he will lose his fortune and die of tuberculosis. in 1810, before his father dies, leaving his widow sarah sumner cushing, shown here to raise their four children alone. as a single parent. one of those four children being my great great grandfather. also marking the 25th anniversary of the signing. in 1801 is a picture. don't call the congress voting independence in which appears the first commemorative group painting of the 56 signers by robert pine and edward savage, who needed to paint portraits of each signer for the j

adam, who is richard glossip and how did he get here? adam: right.ossop was the manager of a motel that was owned by barry van treese, the murder victim in this case. he was convicted of a murder for hire plot that justin snead carried out. he said he was paid $10,000 by glossip to murder van treese. since then, it's been more than 25 years of glossip on death row with, as you documente nine different execution dates and three last meals actually for glossip. he had his original conviction overturned by the court of criminal appeals here here in oklahoma. and then in 2004 was convicted again by a different jury. since 2014, glossip has had several execution dates that have come and gone, two different times his case has actually reached the supreme court. john: it is the 2004 retrial that's the subject of all this. and as recently as january, the attorney general filed a brief with the supreme court opposing glossip. but now he's switched. what happened? is there concern about the key witness who testified in that 2004 case? adam: that's right. after

jefferson and samuel adams have a tight relationship. franklin adams are interesting. they are both from boston. franklin left as a young adolescent to philadelphia. i do not think they ever meet until 1770. there is one moment when franklin goes back to boston, tried hard to figure this out. i do not believe the two of them ever crossed paths. they are related because franklin becomes the massachusetts agent in london, there is a lot of correspondence between the two of them. committees between which adams sits and benjamin franklin. adams would be slow to believe franklin is sufficiently revolutionary. as our many people. many people find ben franklin's politics suspect. he has taken on british heirs. he tried hard to keep the entire impart together. he has counseled massachusetts to be more prudent. adams seems to think he is not on the side of liberty. very quickly, the two of them realize that is not true and they become good friends in philadelphia. it is interestingly samuel adams who makes franklin a great patriot because the news of the boston tea party will a

adam: yes, it is. bbc normally obeys what police tell it to do and it seems to me by the police, a bit like what we saw during the party gate affair. that said, if the police has reason to believe now that they think a crime has been committed, obviously, they will take priority. christian: adam, thank you for coming in. around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. let's take a quick look at the other stories making headlines here in the u.k. today. a trafficker has been jailed over the destin 39 vietnamese migrants -- the death of 39 vietnamese migrants. this was in essex. mario, believed to have been the ringleader in the people smuggling case, was extradited to face charges. the teacher who was stabbed in a corridor has been named as jamie samson. in a statement, he said he was recovering well and added that he was not intervening enough right when the incident happened on monday bucould not comment further. mr. sampson has taught at the school since 2017. the former british prime ministe

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adam and eve. after the pills suggestion that these changes might not be permanent, that they might be subject any other social phenomena to, revision and scrutiny seemed to some readers a step forward and a third conclusion. also, material like rosencrantz and guildenstern and hamlet that first adam and eve book had wandered unknowingly into a wider drama. the book's contrary case implicitly raised a question if the secular consensus could the human damage out there in the name of progress, what other critical fallout it be missing? so this leads us to the book at hand. adam eve after the pill revisited is a new installment. it's a follow on to the original. a new argument based on a decade's worth of related research and writing. it's is united to the first book by the same, the desire to understand through empiricism the fruits, the seeds planted in the 1960s. so the new book widens the aperture to talk about the macro cosmic fallout from the revolution when it dissects the effects of the revolu

sir adam thomson, ureat to decision-makers. sir adam thomson, great to get — decision-makers.et your insight. _ decision-makers. sir adam thomson, great to get your insight. thank - decision-makers. sir adam thomson, great to get your insight. thank you i great to get your insight. thank you so much for coming on bbc news. we will wait and see no if are will wait and see no if there are any more surprise announcements from the summit. we will certainly bring them to you if there are. thank you. we have some breaking news to bring you not from hong kong. he will know the name of nathan law, and sure. he is one of eight prominent activist wanted on suspicion of subversion and eight prominent activist wanted on suspicior with foreign forces. he is collusion with foreign forces. he is a pro—democracy campaigner in exile. we heard today that national security police in hong kong later the family home and there was no confirmation, that national security police did people on police did take away three people on suspicion they say of assisting a person on the run to continue behaviou

zum adams was born in san francisco.s, '60s, '70s it was struggling to be considered a fine art medium. today we know it to be. but it was not throughout a lot of 20th century. >> reporter: adams was ahead of his time. in the de young's new exhibition "ansel adams: in our time" his images are displayed alongside the works of some of the contemporary photographers he influenced. like morell, who captures two views sametarriously. >> this is of the ground itself with image projected on to it. this is the cement concrete, yes. what's funny about this picture, ansel adams took clearing winter storm from a parking lot. >> reporter: it's tip ccal of a work. contemporary photographers are more likely to include evidence of a human presence, playing up that contrast. adams is best known for the contrasts he create inside the dash room. when correspondent edelman bradley visited him for "sunday morning" in 1979, adams gave a glimpse into his painstaking print-making process. >> see how this is burned out? >> you discarded that? >

and adam's history one of the many things i appreciate about appreciate about adam's book is that it's both very nuanced but also wonderfully accessible and it is in addition very alert to the role of the public lands today. not only as valuable conservation lands, but as a source of some very deep-rooted. myths and concepts and traditions in our in our national politics not only our environmental politics, but our national politics so adam adam begins the book in a way you you might not expect he invokes both henry david thoreau and the political philosopher hannah arendt and i know if i it were possible to eavesdrop on a conversation between those two human beings, i would give up a lot in order to do so adam and folks thoreau because the row had a very precient idea that that forest could be held in in common for the public good and then he invokes hannah or rents idea her metaphor of a table as a place as as a metaphor for the the public sphere a table being a place where citizens can gather and and find thing approaching common ground and i think adam will start with a short readi

i very rarely dispute with adam, - adam boulton hasjust said?ed journalist of so many years— distinguished journalist of so many years lrut— distinguished journalist of so many years but i— distinguished journalist of so many years but i am profoundly depressed lry years but i am profoundly depressed try this_ years but i am profoundly depressed by this unashamed abuse of power by the sun _ by this unashamed abuse of power by the sun i_ by this unashamed abuse of power by the sun. i think there are urgent answers— the sun. i think there are urgent answers needed from the sun and as you say, _ answers needed from the sun and as you say, where are victoria newton and the _ you say, where are victoria newton and the editor rebekah brooks, they seem _ and the editor rebekah brooks, they seem to _ and the editor rebekah brooks, they seem to have forgotten that there are real_ seem to have forgotten that there are real people involved in this story — are real people involved in this story. they knew the people involved were vulnerable from a mental he

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to my left is adam, and r, ca ra, adam is with the law firm formerly with bartlett beck. adam is our chief trial counsel in students for fair admissions. >> -- >> these discriminatory admissions practices undermine the integrity of our civil rights laws. ending racial preferences in college admission is an admissie of the vast majority of all americans, of all races will celebrate. a university doesn't have real diversity when it's simply -- when it simply assembles students who look different, but come from similar backgrounds and talk and act and think alike. moreover, these up ins reestablish the founding principles of the 1964 civil rights act, which clearly forbids treating americans differently by race. let me quote, at the signing ceremony of the act on july the second, 1964, president lyndon johnson made these remarks. quoting now. "the purpose of the law is simple, it does not restrict the freedom of any american, as long as he respects the rights of others. it does not give special treatment to any citizen." i'm going to read that again. "it does not give specia

adam: two things headline number going to if it comes in as expected, fall down to 3.1%, it was over 9 fed goal is 2 that is all very good but as pete pointed out you two have been talking about the core is sometime kind of sticky up there around 5%, we need to see that come down i am hopeful that as home prices actually start to back off that people stop getting raises that that will also provide a little bit of relief, you want people to make more want house to go up you know what? if they come off silver lining that brings core down would get fed off our back. >> are there you want that have pricing power. >> i think certain areas have started to make that turn i think energy i mentioned last time with you, maria i think emergency one of those sectors i am looking at what is going on, it is -- it is incredible that we sul are reacting finally to opec opec what they talked with some cuts we are starting to see candidate crude oil upside. >> pete got, i'm sorry hold on, cheryl casone numbers dow industrials up 141. cheryl: month-over-month, inflation rising cpi .2%, .2% upside, the

eve or adam and adam. because sir, it's instead of separate texas. and we don't know at the moment if we have a male in a female. but they are interesting, very interesting because they survived where, when so many others didn't. researchers suspect a pathogenic parasite is behind the depths. they're working to identify it in the hope that they can prevent extensive damage to the local marine eco system. they are the gardeners or the land, and basically eating the algae and allowing corals to thrive. it's because corals and ology are the constant competition for light. therefore, if we do not have the orders to clear the algae across stand legal chance in these competition, there is no time to lose the caribbean has also experienced instances of widespread secrets and die off, followed by damage to corals. and here's a reminder of our top story. this our fresh protest ever bumped in france. following the funeral of a teenager killed by police authorities made hundreds of arrest and deployed thousands of ad

adam yates, who had the yellow jersey, buchmann.e minute and 3a the yellowjersey, is now one minute and 36 seconds of the league, six seconds ahead of his co— team leader tadej pogacar. and his twin brother simon. golf and former ryder cup vice captain graeme mcdowell has told the bbc that european golfers playing in the study backed live series should be allowed to play in the ryder cup. it is there in room to room with sergio garcia. i hope if one of the — room with sergio garcia. i hope if one of the european - room with sergio garcia. i hope if one of the european players i if one of the european players are here on liv imports in a summer deserving of the ryder cup, the landscape would be available to where they could happen. for us to ignore live players because of politics and have the us have live players in their side, doesn't make any sense, it makes the affairs of the little silly. —— liv. that is only if one of our players is only if one of our players is good enough to be on the 12. and donald believes that and i think

adam cottier, bbc news. denmark'sjonas adam cottier, bbc news.sjonas vingegaard is still wearing the yellow leader's josey, still wearing the yellow leader'sjosey, but his lead has been cut to 18 seconds by tadej pogacar. it was a day for the climbers as drew savage reports. it was a day to rememberfor reports. it was a day to remember for michael woods, the canadian writer who has won stages at the giro d'italia and vuelta a espana. never before at the tour de france. he timed the final climb up the puy de dome to perfection. it is 35 years since the race last finished on top of the iconic extinct volcano in central france, but tadej pogacar hopes of winning the yellowjersey are alive. he got away from defending leader eunice vingegaard on the final climb but the dane hung in there to limit his losses to seven seconds. he says he will be glad with monday's rest day. drew savage, bbc news. this is a sad sight, mark cavendish say goodbye to his teammates after breaking his collarbone on stage eight, rolling him out of the rest of this year's two.

>> adam brooks, your nominee? >> adam brooks, your nominee? and the majority of the people of this country against a self—id and the trans agenda. >> matthew lazio nominee well, mine is keir starmer for putting in place a sensible policy for labour on trans rights, which protects both the trans community and women's rights as well. look, i know i might be a little bit biased because he's a colleague and he's obviously one of the stars of this show, but it does to be farage it really does have to be farage tonight because this alice coote scandal continues to unravel and i genuinely think it is going to lead to change in the banking sector, which is going to protect all of us going forward. and it is just so important, you know, arguably we his well, probably his most successful victory against the establishment, other than brexit. christine hamilton, your union jack nominee. >> well, it's the other side of the same coin. it's day my hope she loses that fairly soon you get damehoods for doing something so she should have it taken dame rose take

adam, thank you for joining the conversation. look at futures this morning, they're down going into the fed even though it's wildly priced in that the federal reserve will likely raise interest rates this afternoon when they announce at 2:00 eastern. we've got a busy week of earnings of. they've been largely pretty good. coca-cola crossed the tape, reported a double beat on earnings and revenue and is raising full year guidance on higher pricing and resilient demand for sodas. we're waiting on bo boeing laten this hour. and later on we have meta. how would assess the earnings period. >> four out of five companies beat expectations. an a lifts were so dour going into the quarter. analysts tend to be a negative bunch. again, the game that ceos love to play is let's manage expectations really low and beat. i think that's what you've seen so far this quarter. i think it's going to be better than feared. that's what you're seeing. the consumer, coke's a great example of this, coke keeps raising prices. they raised prices 11% on all th

adam, thank you _ solution to this conflict. adam, thank you very _ solution to this conflict.onflict. adam, | thank you very much for coming solution to this conflict. adam, i thank you very much for coming on the programme, thank you.- thank you very much for coming on the programme, thank you. thank you ve much. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines here in the uk. a man who killed his neighbour and her two daughters by setting their flat on fire has been found guilty of murder. jamie barrow had admitted their manslaughter, but denied three counts of murder. the trial heard barrow had poured petrol through the flat�*s letterbox and set it alight. jurors heard he was unhappy about bags of rubbish being left by the family nearby. plans are expected to be announced tomorrow that will eventually see the closure of most railway ticket offices in england. the industry says sales at kiosks have dropped from 85% in 1995, to an average of 12% today. changing passenger habits have seen more tickets bought online

>> adam brooks, your nominee? >> adam brooks, your nominee? and the majority of the people of this country against a self—id and the trans agenda. >> matthew lazio nominee well, mine is keir starmer for putting in place a sensible policy for labour on trans rights, which protects both the trans community and women's rights as well. look, i know i might be a little bit biased because he's a colleague and he's obviously one of the stars of this show, but it does to be farage it really does have to be farage tonight because this alice coote scandal continues to unravel and i genuinely think it is going to lead to change in the banking sector, which is going to protect all of us going forward. and it is just so important, you know, arguably we his well, probably his most successful victory against the establishment, other than brexit. christine hamilton, your union jack nominee. >> well, it's the other side of the same coin. it's day my hope she loses that fairly soon you get damehoods for doing something so she should have it taken dame rose take

britain's adam yates has successfully defended the yellowjersey at the tour de france after finishingn stage two... which was won by the frenchman victor lafay. but adam's twin simon yates is down to third place after two time champion tadej pogacar went above him into second. drew savage reports. all smiles on the start line — twin brother simon joining adam yates, ready to tackle the longest stage of the race. san sebastian was today's destination, 124 miles away — and while adam yates may have the yellowjersey he says this man — team—mate and two—time champion tadej pogacar — is the boss. and on the rolling terrain of the basque country, that was how it played out. adam yates provided the springboard for pogacar as the race favourites got down to business on the biggest climb of the day. the slovenian reached the top first to snap up an eight—second time bonus. the race came back together on the run into san sebastian — where frenchman victor lafay got the jump on everybody but yates just had to finish in the main bunch to stay in yellow. lafay held off the chasing pack to win the

adam, doing weather on a horse, could be a first. adam: pete, i don't know what i'm doing.ranger, i'm adam, this is the weather forecast. it's hot and steamy out here, ranger agrees. let's dive right in. temperatures getting close to now 80 degrees here in new york city, but you're seeing a ton of heat across the country. what's it going to become before the day's all said and done? a lot of heat across the southern tier, 90s. record heat, actually,ing across the desert southwest as any one of those little dots on your screen, that could be a record high for today. it has been an incredibly hot one. now, get me back out here. get rid of those graphics. let's see if i know how to do this. graphics down, back to me in how do i make him go? yee haw? a little -- [background sounds] with oh, whoa! pete: how do i make it go. adam: we're turning right, ooh i'm coming back to you. oh, man. yee haw. [laughter] i like it. this is cool. pete: a yee haw. giddy up a little bit, or adam. amy:ed i'm right at home. pete: look at that, he looks natch natural. we're about to be doing that in

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adam waterworth is events managing director at goodwood. good morning, adam. morning. - good morning, adam. morning. are you ready? yes, we are! . are you ready? yes, we are! it's are you ready? yes, we are! it's always. _ are you ready? yes, we are! it's always, it's _ are you ready? yes, we are! it's always, it's the - are you ready? yes, we are! it's always, it's the biggest l it's always, it's the biggest event we do here at goodwood, and it's always a sort of, there's always a last—minute push, but i look at the window this morning, and we are ready to welcome the first of our, there will be 240,000 people here over the next four days, and we are ready to welcome them. , , ., , and we are ready to welcome them. , __ them. yes, it is a very busy for days _ them. yes, it is a very busy for days as _ them. yes, it is a very busy for days as she _ them. yes, it is a very busy for days as she said, - them. yes, it is a very busy for days as she said, a - them. yes, it is a very busy for days as she said, a lot l them. yes, it is a very busy| for days as she said, a lot

do you know how alexander pushkin and adam mickiewicz are similar? and the nanny told the second.he lived a little in this house, to be exact, then 8 years after school he entered vilna university, then became a teacher at kovna, and in 1823 he was arrested in the filatov case, after which titanium began, st. petersburg, odessa crimea moscow again, st. petersburg in may 1829. mickiewicz left for europe a little. who knows, there was a professor at mickiewicz, we taught at two universities at once, in the eyes of him he taught latin, but in franz's carol a department of slavic literature was specially created for him, that is, in paris and in general throughout europe before the appearance. kivich simply did not know about slavic literature mickiewicz died in 1855 in istanbul from cholera. now his ashes lie in belsky cathedral in krakow but initially he was buried in paris in paris there is a 15-meter monument to adam mickiewicz, and in novogrudok there is a model of this monument. and it's not a replica. this is the original model by antoine brothel in 1929, on the basis of which

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cheryl: i would've bring in the other adam that would be adam johnson.have to keep the square. do you agree with that. >> i do and what of the optimistic consistently has been on here saying we need to buy it's nice the statistics support that. my question for you whether this thing broadens out, as cheryl mentioned the nasdaq is up over 30% but the small caps the iw women only up 7% this year, at what point do we see the small-cap inflate the way the large caps have? >> we have not seen that yet technically when you look the russell 2000 still struggling from 1900 we are away from the august highs as well and were leaning into a large cap over small-cap. we do think the market will broaden out we saw in june that's one of the big catalyst for bears on this market right now stressing it was narrow leadership and tactical little bit of a breather in june we saw industrials coming in consumer discretionary and materials that should help the small-cap sector still watching for financials to participate that would help the smaller cap were value oriented sec

little adam shift. [background sounds] and the radical democrats impeached me, they impeached me. but that was just the beginning because they also indicted me a couple of years later for asking questions about the biden bribery scam. just happened to ask. it turned out i was right. this is a sick nest of people that needs to be the cleaned out and cleaned out immediately. turned out i was right. [cheers and applause] it turned out i was right. i had to go through two impeachments, and i was right on both of them, and it's been proven. and especially with the laptop from hell, it's been right there, right in front of their eyes. last week an irs whistleblower revealed that crooked joe sat in a room while his son hunter messaged a chinese communist party top official, and he said, i quote, i am sitting here with my father, sleep i by joe. -- sleepy joe. and we would like to -- and, by the way, he may not be as sleepily by as we thought. and we would like to the understand the commitment made, what has happened? why has it not been fulfilled? why haven't you sent us the money? tell

then we move on to john adams.n seven times removed but we are not done because, yes, there is thomas jefferson and you are thomas jefferson's 12th cousin four times removed. i kid you not. and you can thank grandma doocy for this because grandma doocy's great grandfather was a gentleman named elijah butterfield. >> steve: that's right. >> that's right. so elijah butterfield was your great, great, great grandfather. >> steve: wait. how did you get into your family album? >> we have our ways. we have our friends at myheritage.com and that is elijah butterfield's son. this is also named elijah butterfield. this is your great, great grandfather and it is through tracing that part of your family tree that you are connected to all three of the founding fathers. >> steve: that is remarkable. >> elijah you had about punish field born in new york served in the militia fought in the year of 1812 his son your great great franked father then moved your family from new york to iowa which is where your midwestern roots come in,

adam yates and his team leader, tadej pogacar, has started the day first and second.first test in the high mountains. they had to use all their team's resources to chase down two breakaway groups, and they almost made it, whenjohnny hindley, who won the gerard italia. jonas vingegaard, the defending champion, launched himself up the road after hindley. at the head of a full chasing group, jonas vingegaard cut the australian's lead, but couldn't catch on. hindley picked up his first stage win in his first tour de france, and the yellow jersey with it. tour de france, and the yellow jersey with it. so this is how the overall standings look after an enormous shake—up on stage five. hindley leads the race from jonas vingegaur — the australian is 47 seconds ahead of the defending champion. italy's giulio ciccone is up to third place, ahead of hindley�*s team—mate emmanuel buchmann. adam yates is one minute 3a seconds off the leads, six seconds ahead of his co—team leader tadej pogacar, and his twin brother simon. former ryder cup vice—captain graeme mcdowell has told the b

adam yates, who had the yellow jersey, is now one minute and 3a seconds of the lead, six seconds aheadar and his twin brother simon. golf, now, and former ryder cup vice captain graeme mcdowell has told the bbc that european golfers playing in the saudi—backed liv series should be allowed to play in the ryder cup. it tees off in rome with sergio garcia, lee westwood, and impulse are ineligible after resigning from the european tour. —— ian poulter. i hope if one of the european players are here on liv imports in a summer deserving of the ryder cup, the landscape would be available to where they could happen. for us to ignore liv players because of politics and have the us have liv players in their side, doesn't make any sense, it makes the affairs —— european team look a little foolish. that is only if one of our players is good enough to be on the 12. i think sergio garcia is probably the lead guy from that point right now. and i think the european team room would be better with a sergio garcia in it. to football news and mason mount has completed his transfer from chelsea to manchest

twin brother simon joining adam yates. san sebastian was the destination today, 124 miles away. 0n the rolling terrain of the basque country, that's how it played out. adam yates provided the springboard as the race leaders got down to business, the biggest climb of the day and the slovenian reach the top first to snatch 88 second time bonus. the race came back together on the run into san sebastian, where the frenchman got the jump on everybody. yatesjust the frenchman got the jump on everybody. yates just had to finish in the mean bunch to stay in yellow and as the frenchman has also just impact, the gator earned a second time bonus to leapfrog yates in the overall time sentence was up adam yates would ride into france in yellow tomorrow, with his team—mates rather than his younger brother with him. drew savage, bbc news. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today.. dutch sprinter lorena wiebes won stage three of the women's giro d'italia, ahead of herfellow countrywoman marianna vos. annemiek van vleuten keeps the leaders' pinkjersey with

adam bolton, really good to see you. _ take priority. adam bolton, really good to see you.the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines today. a people trafficker has been jailed for 12 years and seven months over the deaths of 39 vietnamese migrants in a lorry container. the bodies were discovered on an industrial estate in grays in essex, in october 2019. mario drug yi qi is believed to be the ringleader and was extradited to face charges. the teacher who was stabbed in a corridor at tewkesbury academy has been named as jamie sansom. in a statement, mr sansom said he was "recovering well" and added he was not intervening in a fight when the incident happened on monday, but could not comment further. mr samson has taught maths at the school since 2017. borisjohnson boris johnson and his borisjohnson and his wife carrie have released therefore —— announce the birth of their third child. carriejohnson posted his picture on it instagram. you're live with bbc news. the nato summit in vilnius began with a big announcement. turkey's decision

and lisa leads from the front again: adams is still the para athletics world champion.elcome to the program, lots to get through. but we start at wimbledon where the quarter final line up is now complete in the men and women's draws at wimbledon and carlos alcaraz remains one of the favourites to win the men's singles title. the world number one through to the last eight for the first time after beating the 2021 runner—up matteo berratini on centre court in four sets. next up sixth seed holger rune. it is not easy. after losing the first set, a new i was going to have my chances and stay focused. something that i am working on, to stay focused and don't lose my mind. i am really, really happy after a really, really happy after a really great match. well defending champions novak djokovic and elena rybakina are also in to the quarters and so is the american outsider christopher eubanks who provided the big upset of the day. from the all england club, here's chetan pathak. the quarter—final lineup is complete and yet again novak djokovic is there, after winning infour djo

we are back here with congressman adam kinsinger. my worry yesterday, don't rush it, because everyone has not disappointed. it is all meats. because they have been so compelling and informative and specific, have you gotten any response from colleagues saying i noticed it was today or yesterday, not a liberal rag saying you cannot trust him with power again. >> i was concerned my hearing would be a dud. you are always sitting around fearful. >> stephen: it was the most senior officials saying in their notes that they told the president it is illegal and he said will just lie about it. >> leave it to me and the republican congressmen to do the rest. you do a little white lie, a big white lie, and we will do the rest. there is going to be more information that will come out. i had a close friend of mine that sent me a text and said my dad has been glued to fox news the last five years. he said he watched your hearing and now he is outraged against donald trump and he appreciates everything. it is a small anecdote, but there are cracks

adam, i'll reveal an internal debate. you can help solve it.tpings and then you take -- toppings and then you take your second bite and you're like that was a mistake. >> why don't we let them sample them. >> i'll do it first. >> what do we do? >> i have a question, are these edible? can i drink this. >> they are. >> they are world famous fribbles. >> we'll start with strawberry milk. it's never too early for ice cream, never too late for cereal. we add in your favorite fruity cereal. we add in two scoops of vanilla ice cream. >> i think we're going maximalist. we're going big. >> if you're doing it, you might as well. then we're going to add in some more cereal. we're going to put in a third scoop of ice cream. >> who invented this? >> push it down a little bit. >> what's the name of this thing. >> it's the super sundae dunk. >> super sundae dunk. >> okay. then this is usually tough for people. we got to get the whip right. >> that's going to take talent. >> when we're going to try to keep all the cereal on the whipped cream and add a cherry.

now let's hear from adam. adam, who's your greatest?e. woohooi for raising almost £130,000 for the charity mental health charity mind . he did health charity mind. he did a dance routine with the dreamboys . he looks great and really proud of him. >> absolutely . and matthew, how >> absolutely. and matthew, how about you? your greatest britain >> well, it's fiona phillips who you rightly paid tribute to earlier, who has spoken up about her own dementia diagnosis , her own dementia diagnosis, having spoken out on the issue and gained such respect for speaking out on the issue for so long, and in particular struck by how she says that life won't stop with dementia even though obviously it's a it's a big blow. >> we covered this last night. let's listen. let's take a listen. >> this disease has had >> because this disease has had such an impact on your family. >> it's absolutely decimated . my >> it's absolutely decimated. my mum, dad, my uncle barry. mum, my dad, my uncle barry. >> i mean, it just goes on and on. it'sjust i'm just >> i me

host: adam andrzejewski,,. we are going to kick things off by chatting with brendan peterson, he is a financial services reporter for punch bowl news. good morning. guest: good morning. host: thank you for joining us. we know that federal reserve is meeting today and tomorrow. what are analysts expecting from the meeting? guest: we are expecting a 25 basis point hike. this is pretty much in line with how things have been going for the past 16 months or so. the federal reserve has been embarking on a historic interest rate raising campaign to bring down inflation. we paused last time, economists expect the fed to hike again. the real question looking forward is what the fed does after this. officials have projected they want to hold interest rates higher, rather than raising them every time. the question will become how long do we hold interest rates as high as they are? if the fed hikes tomorrow, we are looking at an interest rate between 5.2 5% and 5.5% of the federal level. host: we hear a lot about this soft