ainslie is already an iconic figure in british sailing.ear wait for a maiden america's cup victory would certainly see him secure legendary status in the sport. nick hope, bbc news, in portsmouth. great to hear from great to hearfrom sir ben great to hear from sir ben ainslie there. that's all the sport for now. more from us here on the bbc news channel after the one o'clock news. now it is time for the papers. here's a quick look at what still to come on bbc one after this programme. coming up on sunday morning live, this week saw packed beaches but lots of empty workplaces — we will discuss if we have got our priorities right. also, we will be speaking to not one but two comedy legends, as lesley joseph and tamsin greig join us. and the kingdom choir, who performed at harry and meghan's wedding, tell us about the impact of lockdown on their art. join us at ten. 0h, go on. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rosamund urwin, senior reporter at the sunday times, and james rampton,

i called up goldman sachs for -- ainslie and we would just four lee ainslie and we would just swap ideasi knew more about the details of tech, what worked and what didn't work and what companies were doing well, and ended up making tens of millions of dollars doing that. i then got together with my buddy, todd wagoner from indiana. he came to me with the idea. this new internet thing, is there any way we can listen to indiana basketball using the internet? i was like, that is a cool idea. 1995, early 1995. i'm like, let's try to figure it out. starting with a packard bell pc that i bought for $4000 at best buy or something, in the second bedroom of my house i just sat there and tried to figure out how we would do that. it went from 10 people the first to 1000, 20, thousands. we knew we had something within 30 days. david: you took the company public, is that right? mark: in 1998. david: the stock zoomed. hate to use the word zoom. it went up a lot. mark: it was the largest first day ipo bump in the history of the stock market at the time. did you say, i'm going to build this company fore

ainslie is already an iconic figure in british sailing.st mug. undisclosed location. it flies in business or first class were it travels and it is enrolled in a lot of frequent flyer programmes, travels around the world and its very fancy case designed by louis vuitton. a bad state of affairs when iam vuitton. a bad state of affairs when i am jealous. and the loyalty points they have managed to amass over the yea rs! pretty impressive stuff. it got its fa ncy pretty impressive stuff. it got its fancy case for its 150th birthday. a little bit of a weight ahead of me. but it gets an upgrade as well. thank you very much indeed. labour has accused the government of failing to get to grips with the crisis after more than 500 migrants were intercepted as they crossed the english channel to enter the uk illegally in the last three days. the home secretary priti patel has pledged to make the crossing un—viable and has asked the royal navy for help. we can speak now to the former shadow home secretary, diane abbott. thank you forjoining us on brea

new reporting from nbc's julia ainslie and jacob sober off reveal the shocking details.cture of a white house meeting saying in 2018 they hand vote to decide whether or not they wanted to separate migrant children from their parents. white house policy advisor steven miller notably led the vote in a meeting that included jeff sessions. and secretary of state mike pompeo. miller told those assembled that quote, if we don't enforce this it's the end of our country as we know it. then secretary of homeland security voted against the policy saying the agency didn't have enough resources to separate children and return them to their parents in a timely manner. they deny that this ever took place. nielsen still says there was never a policy to separate children crossing the border. listen to what she said in july. >> so when the families, the truth is there was no policy to separate families. such a policy was requested of me. it was requested of general kelly as well when he was secretary and we both just dismisseds it out of hand. there was no direction to separate families