a link up between manchester city's georgia stanway and her club teammate alan white so england taken earlier. the striker neatly slotting in past. to get her 2nd of the tournament. england continued to have the lion's share of chances but yamashita kept her side in the game saving this long range effort from jill scott in the 18th minute. and soon afterwards getting her fingertips to strike to deny rachel doing i. miss saves continued in the 2nd half yamashita stooped low to prevent barcelona's tony dugan from doubling being when lead. when the 2nd goal came it was white again with the finish a perfectly placed strike to polish up a successful night in nice and a perfect start to the tournament for the lionesses who advance from group d. with 3 wins of 3. let's get your minder now of our top stories this hour the chinese president xi jinping has arrived in north korea for his 1st state visit there talks with host can jump on are likely to center on nuclear programs after some an earlier this year between can and president ended without any agreement. this is due to be news up next th

georgette stanway with the opener early on with a crafty through ball to manchester city team mates alan white may no mistake it was white again who scored the 2nd after the break with another well paced finish england have won all 3 of their group matches at a world cup for the 1st time ever the fi to japan will also advance into the round of 16. and elsewhere in group d. scotland drew $33.00 with in paris a result which sees both teams exit the competition in the 1st round it took just 19 men. it's for scotland to take the lead came a little poking her side in front from close range airing the cut bird a late header looked to have sealed constable wind well before a late argentina comeback saw them grab get this 3 goes in the final 20 minutes to finish their tournaments on a high. grade stuff all right that does it for me like the hierarchy and growing up next to you have your business with stephen barrett say and i'll see them tomorrow. eco india. how can a country's economy grow to harmony with its people parliament. when there are do look at the bigger picture. india a country that faces

the midfielder providing a perfect improvised finish and sparing the blushes of strike at alan white. came to prove that it was a one off white almost put england to nought only the post denied her an eye catching 5th goal of the tournament but she didn't have to wait much longer in the 48th minute nicky to paris race 3 and unselfishly set up white norway simply couldn't cope with england's movement all whites like to go. after halftime bronze caps an outstanding performance with a goal that brought the coach and superstar fans alike to their feet a rocket to make it 3 nil and getting liniments and going into the semifinals. and england will play either host team france or the united states in the semifinals those 2 teams play in front of a full house tonight in paris and tickets are going for big money on secondary markets co-captain megan rypien will likely play a key role for the u.s. team and she's already become a focal point thanks to comments spade earlier this year she suggested that if the u.s. were to win she would turn down the expected invitation to the white house because

he's paris the mind he smashed it hard to put england ahead and actually before half time alan white here you need a full finish i have to say pouncing on a loose ball in the box and look at this curling it just out of the keepers raging inside the far post. lights on in the game they pull the. but through clay. it was england who held out for only the 2nd opening game victory that they have a hot at a world cup so an important one for england scotland shouldn't feel too dejected these 2 teams met at the european championship in 27 seats just 2 years ago the result then 6 nil to england so they've come a long way in the last couple of years only moody of words thank you very much in men's football portugal have beaten the netherlands one nil to win the inaugural edition of the new european tournament the nation's leak gonzalo gave the issue plays as a winner for the spanish league fired in the only goal of the match in the 60th minute it was its 1st ever goal for reigning european champions portugal. formula one racing now and lewis hamilton of mercedes has won the canadian grand pri

he's part of the mind she smashed the harm to put england ahead and actually before half time alan white here beautiful finish i have to say pouncing on a loose ball in the box and look at this curling it just out of the keeper's range and inside the far post. lights on in the game they pull the go back through clay but it was england who held out for only the 2nd opening game victory that they've ever had at a world cup so an important one for england scotland i shouldn't feel too dejected they these 2 teams met at the european championship in 27 teams are just 2 years ago and the result then 6 nil to england so they've come a long way in the last couple of years. thank you very much. tennis now and refound al has snatched his record extending 12th french open singles title by beating dominic team of austria the spaniard known as the king of clay took the 1st set 63 team then battled back to when the 2nd set 75 but nadal regained control of the match winning the last 2 sets 6161. coming up next as a documentary a little yellow boots a story for the future focusing on arranged marriages

mind she smashed it hard to put england ahead and win double the lead actually before half time alan whitehere beautiful finish a half the site pouncing on a loose ball in the box and look at this curling it just out of the keeps reaching inside the far post. lights on in the game they pull the goldbach through. but it was england who held out for only the 2nd opening game victory that they've ever had at a world cup so an important one for england scotland shouldn't feel too dejected they met at the european championship in 27 teams are just 2 years ago and the result when 6 nil to england so they've come a long why in the last couple of years. sports thank you very much for watching w. news life from berlin coming up next a report about what could become the next generation of world cup contenders the kids working hard to make it big in football thank you for that the news will be back at the top of the hour. thanks for joining. my 1st boss i also saw machine. where i come from women are bound by this notion for. something as simple as learning how to write them by side isn't. since i wa

they were testing that scottish defence and then alan white made a 2—0 by the prey. by the prey. scotland regrouped and recovered at half—time and they perform much better in the second half. the coach will be proud of the performance but there was a disgruntled at that second performance by england. he says there's a lot to be done before talking about may be a potential workup title. i suppose from scotla nd workup title. i suppose from scotland bonsai prospective their first ever world cup. they put the pressure on england. they certainly did and we remember that they lost so miserably to england when they were a different squad and were missing key players. this was a game where they came into it in much betterform this was a game where they came into it in much better form with this was a game where they came into it in much betterform with much more attacking talent upfront particularly with aaron cuthbert. and a new manager and shelley mccarron who has a new field with the squad. they were disappointed in the squad. they were disappointed in the first half per

georgia stanway set up the old one where the crafty threw the ball to manchester city team mate alan white who made no mistake. the lionesses kept up the pressure after the break and it was white's again who scored the 2nd with another well placed finish while the win it makes it 3 out of 3 for england defeated japan will also advance to the final 16. all right now a reminder of the top stories that we're tracking for you this hour. iran says it is close to ready for war after shooting down a u.s. spy drone over southern iran washington says it was in international airspace president trungpa said iran's action was a very big mistake on. the leaders are meeting there to decide who gets the box top jobs france and germany have clashed over who should become the next president of the european commission germany's as chancellor angela merkel is warning they make no we should agreement back to days summit. you're watching the debate is up next in that news asia meeting of old allies with major implications. that a whole lot more coming up for in just a moment also at the top of the our. food .

pirates converted to make it one nil and then the linus's double their lead before half time when alan white highlights on a loose ball in the box and showed she's got a certain got to go to for a goal scotland pulled a goal back through terror emsley in the 79th minute. intel drive to confirm their victory in what i will say you. should be for england really are lacking a little bit of unity in their squad and really need to improve let's not forget this is a team that finished 3rd in the last world cup all right oh public folio from the debt you sports with us in our studio thank you very much thanks for. let's get a recap now of our top story that we're following for you here on d.w. hong kong leader kerry lamb is pushing ahead with legislation that fuel the territory's biggest protests and decades critics say beijing will use a proposed extradition law to target political opponents are protests against the law turns violent. don't forget you can always get out of your news on the go download our app from google play or from the app store and that will give you access to all the latest ne

england a doubled their lead before half time when alan white pounced on a loose ball in the box a scotland did get one goal back to clare and slee in the 79th minute but england held out for the win. meanwhile australia and italy kicked off their women's world cup campaigns with a thrilling group c. clash the game was a all square one all going into the last minute of injury time but italy would strike a dagger into australian hearts when barbara but nancy escort her 2nd goal to see move the game to watch the final score there. coming up next on d w news asia justice at last of course in india convicts 6 men for the rape and murder of an 8 year old girl in a case that sent shock waves through the nation and the world. has that story and much more coming up on the news asia station. i'm secure in the they were not hard and in the end is a me you are not allowed to steal any more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. when the smugglers were lions of the what's your story ready ready. i'm one of them isn't women especially are victims of violence in. parts and send us your story

knockout stage ga stanway set up the open air with a crafty through ball to manchester city team mate alan white to a domain. steak the lionesses kept up the pressure after the break and it was a fight again who's for the 2nd with another well placed finish the win makes it out of 3 for england defeated japan will also advance to the final 6 with. a provider of the top stories we're following for you here on d w iran says that it is quote ready for war after shooting down what it claims was a u.s. spy drone over southern iran washington has confirmed a u.s. drone was shot down but says it was in international airspace over the strait of hormuz. chinese president xi jinping has arrived in north korea for his 1st state visit their talks with his host kim jong un are likely to center on pyongyang's nuclear program after a summit earlier this year between kim and. us president donald trump ended without an agreement. and the united nations says that a record 71000000 people have been displaced by war in persecution worldwide that's 2000000 more than last year the u.s. figures were believed to mark w

georgia stanway instead of the open air with a crafty to move all to manchester city team mate alan white who made no mistake. now the lionesses kept up the pressure after the break it was white again whose for the 2nd with another well place finish the win makes it 3 out of 3 for england defeated japan will also would bounce to the final 16. spain's national football team coach luis in the k. has stepped down after less than a year on the job he cited ongoing personal reasons for the decision he became spanish coach last july after. the team's exit from the 2018 world cup when they lost to host russia in the last 16 replaced by his assistant robert moreno. a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you on t w e u leaders are meeting to decide who gets the block's top jobs france and germany have clashed over who should become the next president of the european commission germany's chancellor merkel is warning they may not reach an agreement at today's summit. and iran says that quote it is ready for war after shooting down a u.s. spy drone over southern iran washington has c

a link up between manchester city's georges stanway and her club teammate alan white so england taken earlier. the striker neatly slotting in pastor jaco yama sheeder together 2nd of the tournament. england continued to have the lion share of chances but yamashita kept her side in the game saving this long range effort from jill scott in meet team to minute. and soon afterwards pinning her fingertips to this strike to deny rachel doing. the saves continued in the 2nd half yama she to stoop low to prevent barcelona's tony dugan from doubling being when lead. when the 2nd goal came it was white again with the finish a perfectly placed strike to polish up a successful night in nice and a perfect start to the tournament for the lionesses who advance from group d. with 3 wins and 3. elsewhere in group d. scotland 33 with argentina after throwing away a comfortable lead the result means that the scots crashed out of the competition it took just 90 minutes for stop and take the lead kim little putting her side in front close range. a late goal from aaron cootes bird appeared to seal a comfor

and the key to paris converted to make it one nil england double their lead before half time when alan white house on a loose ball in the box to score their scotland then get one goal back to clear and play in the 79th minute but england held out for the win. meanwhile australia and italy faced off in a thrilling group c. clash it was one on one for the final the final minute in injury time when italy put a dagger through australian hearts far barbara bonus thea quarter 2nd goal to seal the game $21.00 the final score there. coming up next on news asia justice at last the court in india convicted 6 men for the rape and murder of an 8 year old girl in a case that sent shock waves through the nation and the world. series founder she has that story and much more coming up on news asia don't go away. laura nyro is the coffee bomb from the amazon in the midst of an entire lives it's not. to brazil's most populist outrage now it's really not enough scale looks of chemicals. institutionalise on this drug known as the traditional way of sustainably and for you pesticides but they are struggling to s

paris converted to make it one nil and then the lionesses double their lead before half time when alan white. on a loose ball in the box showed she's got a certain got to go to for a goal scotland pulled a goal back through terror emsley in the 79th minute. putting them in and tell them to confirm their victory now what i will say. like a man should be for england really are lacking a little bit of unity in their squad and they really need to improve let's not forget this is a team finished 3rd in the last world cup all right hope public fully ileus from sports with us in our studio thank you very much thanks and. now to tennis and refound the dollar as the french open champion once again in a repeat of last year's final nidal faced off against a team for the title and just like last year the spaniard continued is phenomenal spell of dominance to rack up a record breaking factory. the it was a quick turnaround for dominic team he only finished his mammoth 5 cent semifinal against novak djokovic on saturday then on sunday he faced the king of clay on his favorite court so it came as no surpri

england doubled their lead before half time when alan white's pounced on. the box scotland got to go back through clare and was late in the sunday night minutes and held out for the way. i mean while australia and italy kicked off their women's world cup campaigns with a thrilling groups a clash that gangs all square at. the last minute of injury time to sleep striking back into a straight hot barbara. bonsa us quarter 2nd go to seal the game to one the final score. in tennis or rafael nadal is french open champion again in a repeat of last year's final he faced off against a dominic t.m. for the title and just like last year a spot had continued his phenomenal spell of dominance to rack up a record breaking victory. it was a quick turnaround for dominant team he only finished his mammoth 5 cent semifinal against novak djokovic on saturday then on sunday he faced the king of clay on his favorite court so it came as no surprise when rafael nadal took the opening set 63 holiday team fought back to win the next set but nadal was back to his ruthless best after

alan white in particular is especially dangerous in front of goal alongside nikki to paris.in was solid in defence. it was a controversial moment in the first of the match when vai decided a penalty incident. the referee pointed to the spot and nikki to paris converted. two england goals were disallowed for offside. both countries can take positives out of this physical match and both need to learn to take chancesin and both need to learn to take chances in front of goal. england 110w chances in front of goal. england now moved to make ———— play argentina while scotland play japan. in group c, brazil beat another world cup debutant, injamaica, 3—0. 34—year—old forward cristiane became the oldest person to score a hat—trick in either the men's or women's world cup. and in valenciennes, italy came from one down to beat australia. barbara bonansea scored her second with a header off a corner in injury—time, in italy's first world cup appearance in 20 years. england's men won the third—place play—off in the inaugural uefa nations league, beating switzerland on penalties in portu

jill scored in the third minute after alan white missed her chance at a shot, just got likely that youl—kept game, they had been going for 20 minutes now, but started after respected injury and illness scarce, let's have a look at my pictures now from bdc one, this is london —— england very nearly scoring, just put the ball over the bar, you can watch the game live on bbc one right now, and you can also listen to commentary on bbc radio five and follow all the action on the smart website. cricket now, and a clean sweep of the well—kept continues, this time at the expense of the west indies with they thrashed at old trafford by 125 right and began he hopes they had a qualifying for the semifinals. patrick reports. squint your eyes in manchester, it could've been mumbai, this is the kind of a which follows in the around the country, i well—kept that they intend on making their own. we are going to beat everyone, sorry australia, england is that it is to. i we are so very confident because the team is so good. is such an atmosphere, how difficult it hearing anything, it's not out to the e

phil never talked a lot about ellen white, he compared her to alan shearer saying she is ruthless in up, about 35 degrees during the match tomorrow which is going to be tough but he says his players have prepared for it and don't forget, fifa will stop the match for drink breaks if it gets dangerous for players. jane, many thanks indeed for some we pulled up towards kick—off 8pm in the half, with those defence concerns she was talking, england will have to contend with, it will be tough conditions in france. with the many heatwave expected in the coming days. i spoke to simon king area to assess what the remaining quarter finalists and the women world cup will have to do with temperature wise. how hot would be simon for england in that match with norway tomorrow night? hot and uncomfortable. we have aircoming night? hot and uncomfortable. we have air coming from africa moving this way north from spain through much of france. it would be a record—breaking week in terms of temperatures across europe. if we look at the match, they will be in the ‘30s to start off with for something for

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alan: he was very lucky being asian and finding a match. and for most non-white that's not the case. the registry is very white. jack: this is why we need more people to sign up for the bone marrow registry. deborah: when jack found out he could have a wish, he sort of thought about different things that you could do. jack: i kind of got what i wanted, which was to be back in school and, you know, see all my friends again. i just felt like i wanted to help people who weren't as lucky as i was. it's so cool, painless, and easy, and you can save a life. all you have to do is swab your cheek. robert: okay, well, that psa was published on the make-a-wish greater bay area youtube channel and started on april 9. so, what do you think about it when you see it now? jack: well, i mean, i have--like not as far out from transplant in that, in the psa. and it's kind of weird to look back and see kind of like how young i was just like a year ago. robert: believe me, we all go through that on tv. how about in terms of, you know, why you chose that, though? i mean, did you feel

the significant progress white house officials are touting may not be enough to avoid this economic obstacle. joining me now to delve into this, alan gomez and phillip rutker. thanks to both you have of you here. phil, i'll start with you. they say the president is serious about moving forward with tariffs. this point we don't have enough to say we'll hold them off right now. >> that's right. we're hearing from white house officials. some optimism today. more so than earlier in the week given the state of these talks. they are waiting for the president to get back. this is really his decision. they know from past experience that the negotiators around the table could think they have a deal. the president finds out about it and blows it all up. we'll have to see. the deadline is monday to impose tariffs. >> a white house official said we expect there would be a conversation between the president and president of mexico before they can make that determination. we'll have to see if that happens today. alan, let me turn to you on those possibly areas of compromise. we know the mexican negotiators have said we are prepared to send 6,000

alan, is there any there there. >> there's no there there. >> laura: the cat and mouse game with the white house office. >> there's no there there. there's no legal obligation to provide the public or congress with any of the information. certainly not information that is protected by grand jury secrecy that involves ongoing investigations. it violates the separation of powers for congress to try to compel disclosure information that the executive branch has the right to maintain secrecy over. not forever. but while there's pending investigations and until a judge clears the grand jury. what they're asking barr to do is violate the law. no court will compel an attorney general to violate the law. >> laura: barr, i should have referred to doj, not white house counsel. i was referencing mcgahn. but that's the case, sol no, compliance has taken case. seems like they went overboard. they gave up too much information in this process. sol, close it out. >> not only that, but think of the case of david seamus, worked for president obama. he took the same position. he wouldn't allow him to come to congress. it's taken by

white house announced an agreement on friday but there are u.s. media reports that may aspects of the deal were agreed months ago alan fish has more from washington d.c. . well there are some new elements to this 1st of all the idea that the national guard in mexico would be deployed to the southern border to stop people coming up through the country are partly in agreement was reached in december between the u.s. and mexico what we have now is a number around 5000 national guard troops will do that job and also a time scale mexico say they are moving on and they are moving on it quickly mexico is also going to make it easier for people to stay in mexico while the asylum claims are held in the united states know that whole thing is being challenged in the courts here in the u.s. so that might not become such a key issue donald trump has also said in a tweet on sunday but there is one big thing that wasn't unknowns when the news release about this went out on friday and that will become clear at the appropriate time no idea what that could possibly be and also he is saying that mexico has agreed to buy a great deal of agricultural produce from the

one of their own police used live rounds to break the alan long standoff that no one was injured a 50000000000 dollar economic plan was unveiled by white house advisor jad kushner in bahrain this week on how much on jane has more from the iraqi capital. hundreds of angry demonstrators were outside the bahamian embassy in baghdad they were there to protest the u.s. sponsored conference in bahrain it was reported also that demonstrators breached the embassy compound that they were able to get up on the roof to take down the bahrain the flag and also it was reported that they burned israeli flags and u.s. flags while they were holding that demonstration and it was reported as well that the security guards on the scene guarding the embassy retreated when they saw that wall of angry protesters appear this is all happening at a time when many around the party's political parties and politicians have been highly critical of that a conference when many politicians here have said that this conference is something that is gone beyond saying that it's not going to help the palestinians these are awfully politicians that this is actually going to

alan tauscher. the advice of her former intern recalls that he still carries with him as he is making a run for the white house. >>> it is warming just in time for the weekend, we will talk about that after the break. >>> marking 75 years since the d-day invasion of normandy. president trump joins world leaders to remember the event that turn the tide of world war ii. >>> taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks nice. drivers head back into the city this thursday evening. ktvu news at 6 will be right back. to >>> family members, friends all celebrated the life of ellen tauscher in her old district. she died back in april following a battle with cancer. rob roth tells us that tauscher was remembered as a true trailblazer for women. >> reporter: here is that the lesser center for the arts hundreds of friends, coworkers and admirers came together to remember a former congresswoman who shattered glass ceilings and always with style. ellen tauscher. among the speakers was eric swalwell her former intern and now a congressman running for president. >> she said eric, in life you need to know th

. >> alan: first of all, he ought to know that he said speaking to private counsel waives the privilege. that is the essence of privilege. the special counsel or white house counsel, obviously, so they can ask questions about that. but no, nobody can defy subpoena, but you can respond to the subpoena and then refused to answer questions based on the traditions of the justice department, based on grand jury material, based on an ongoing investigation, based on a range of possible defenses. but he can't refuse to answer questions about the fisa application. those are the kind of questions that i think republicans will be very well prepared to ask. those are the kind of questions that are currently under investigation by the inspector general whose report we are waiting for. but those are not in any way precluded that. so i think that they will regret having called him. look, i'm a liberal democrat and i'm on the democrat side. >> laura: we didn't know that. >> alan: i'm trying to stop them from shooting themselves in the foot. what i'm also trying to do is protect the americans because as you said, laura if they can do this to the special counsel, the

we will talk about alan the spitfire pilot, and we have one behind us in portsmouth, a few pictures being taken by the side of it. if you are interested in the black and whiteght. we have got a fabulous location here this morning in southwick house, and we are in the actual d—day map room, with the actual map which was used to launch. somebody that knows a lot about it is with me this morning. andy gibson, lead researcher into this d—day map at the university of portsmouth, good morning. tell us everything you know. well, there are two main things we are looking at with this map, as we can see on the area where operation neptune carried through, we can see there are thousands and thousands, we think 100,000, different pinholes, and they are made by these little placeholders, and commanders were watching these place markers being moved down through the channel as they made their way through the normandy beaches. those holes are an amazing story, and we are mapping those holes to help us understand what the allied commanders actually saw on the night of d—day. but on the other hand, 75 years later they are creating their own problem in that every single one o