—— allen road.it seems the everton keeper will be that man, there is nothing to many doubts about it. you get the will start against tunisia. the squad numbers have not yet been announced.” against tunisia. the squad numbers have not yet been announced. i was going to say, perhaps things will be a little bit clearer when gareth southgate has the full limits of that 23 to choose from at allen . take us through the little bit of itinerary —— elland road. . take us through the little bit of itinerary -- elland road. one friendly downtown one to go, that's against costa rica at elland road on thursday. that's when we may see jordan henderson and trade alexander arnold and liverpool players involved in the shipping league final. england depart for their base which is not too far from final. england depart for their base which is not too farfrom st petersburg. they will be flying into st petersburg and then they travel the day before their match in volgograd against tunisia. then come group games against

morning ahead of theirfinal warm—up trained in the morning ahead of their final warm—up game at allen roadt. then on tuesday there off to russia —— elland road. we talk about boredom in the camp we heard yesterday about what the players plan to do. you have any specific plans in place forjuly a nonsense. i think it's nonsense. a nonsense. ithink it's nonsense. i think it's a big red herring. only boring people get bored. england's we re boring people get bored. england's were seasoned tournament ended in his harassment —— most recent tournament ended in embarrassment. manager roy hodgson out of a job. it's an outcome gareth southgate and his players will be desperate to avoid as they seek a successful world cup on and off the pitch. david ornstein, bbc news, leeds. england's world cup group opponents belgium have won their final pre—tournament friendly. another team heading to russia, egypt, were the opponents in brussels. manchester united striker romulu lukaku pounced on a rebound to make in 1—0 to belgium. chelsea's eden hazard added a second before half—time, and the win sealed late on

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tells cnn uber wants to control its screening process to get drivers on the road as soon as possible. georgia legislator allens attitude is, states have no business screening its drivers. >> it's we're above the government, we run our own background checks. >> in response to its lobbying effort, uber says everybody lobbies and we're proud to work with elected officials to develop common sense regulations for a new industry. and ana, what uber has yet to explain is why so many of its drivers whose criminal backgrounds should disqualify them from driving are still on the road. ana? >> wow, thank you, drew griffin. >>> still to come, it was supposed to be a joyous occasion, but now parkland high school seniors are preparing for a bittersweet graduation without four of their classmates. to florida next live in the "cnn newsroom". woman: i stay active by staying in rhythm. and to keep up this pace, i drink boost optimum. boost optimum with 5 in 1 advanced nutrition helps support muscle, energy, bone, normal immune function, and vision. boost optimum. be up for life. join t-mobile. and get netflix included for the

tell cnn uber wants to control its screening process to get drivers on the road as soon as possible. georgia legislator allenwell says uber's attitude is states have no business screening its drivers. >> it's, oh, no, we're above the government, we run our own background checks. >> reporter: in response to its lobbying effort, uber says everybody lobbies and we're proud to work with officials to develop commonsense regulations for a new industry. drew given, cnn, denver. drew griffin, cnn, denver. >>> still ahead -- >> we're used to lava but not in our subdivisions. >> life on the big island in hawaii is grinding to a halt as lava continues to eat away the landscape and force residents from their homes. we'll be back. and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection. that's why only pampers swaddlers is the number one choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness and premium protection. so that all they feel is love. pampers the number one choice of hospitals, nurses and parents let someone else do the heavy lifting. tripadvisor compares prices from over 200 booking sites

allen in sydney. paul: mario draghi has put the european central bank on the road to the end of bond buying.e phased out by the end of december, but he pledged to keep interest rates at current lows through the middle of next year. caught investors by surprise. the euro, tumbling more than 1% against the dollar. economists see no change in policy out of friday's boj meeting, leaving governor kuroda out of step with the u.s. and central banks in europe. how he explains the weakening of oflation -- the diversions policy may add downside pressure on the yen, helping japan's exporters and a cyst boj's inflation campaign. china's home prices grew faster in may, jumping .8% in the 70 cities in the government servey. . -- survey. have lastith may year, house prices were 5.4% higher of where they fell in 18 of the 70 cities surveyed. has become they world's bright spot as china and europe call. -- cool. that is spurred by solid consumer spending including may retail sales that beat expectations thursday. christine lagarde says secretary steven mnuchin has clear signs that fund the u.s. forecast. out

road race this sunday. this is an event that's raised thousands of pounds for local charities, so would the prime minister thank the organizers in particular allen bowler and the regis rotary club and also congratulate those participating in the race? >> prime minister. >> can i first of all take this chance to congratulate by honorable friend for completing the london marathon earlier this year and raising money for a very worthy local cause, and i'm very happy to join him in wishing allen bowler and the rotary club, all of those taking part in sunday's fun run the very best of luck. they're doing it for good causes. we congratulate them and wish them ball. >> there are 13 submarines tied up in seven ports, and little range of motion for the ones come -- room for the ones coming out of service soon. would you agree to meet with me to make sure the marines are recycled! >> prime minister. >> >. first of all we take this issue he's raised of the safe storage and disposal of nuclear submarines very seriously indeed. we're dismantling the first submarine by the end of may, but i know that i believe the honorable gentleman has written to me on this

allen martin. >> i'm juliette goodrich. here is the overview of this fire zone. the four alarm fire broke out on a hillside just after 3:00 in concord at ygnacio valley road.anch neighborhood. crews say about 185 acres have been scorched. we have a view from chopper 5 in a minute showing all of that smoke. now it's just kind of the charcoaled area there, firefighters saying now the fire is about 50% contained. >> burning in this lime ridge open space there near concord and walnut creek, lime ridge is pretty big, over 1,200 acres. they have 25 miles of trails in there. so it was pretty remote. they didn't try to get firefighters out there onto the fire. they got planes in the area. you see the orange retardant at the bottom of your screen. they were able to block this fire before it got to the homes. kpix5's wilson walker is live in a neighbor that was being threatened. wilson? >> reporter: all right. for starters, i can't tell you much about the specifics of this fire, but don ford and i just came through the neighborhood along which this fire has been burning and we can assure you it has been a harrowing little time up here. as we were coming in, cal fire

>> reporter: allen, if you look behind me, you can see some of the black smoke. that is exactly where we were off of chalk mountain road firefighters were worried this could happen this afternoon. the winds kick up. the steep terrain tends the winds in all different directions and now this fire has started to push back into spring valley, which is exactly what they didn't want to happen. (charwin ward/spring valley resident) "there's about 8 or 9 trucks along th trees near spring valley practically exploded sending flames shooting almost 100 feet into the air right across the road from sharwin ward's house. >> there was eight or nine trucks out here. they stood along this road and they saved my neighbor's. they saved my place. >> reporter: but crews weren't able to save his cabin. >> a cast iron tub and pedestal sink and a bunch of beautiful old furniture. >> reporter: now nothing more than a charred reminder of this fire's fury. >> i've been here 31 years and a lot of people have lived out here a long time, but there's not much you can do against a fire like this. >> reporter: the biggest issues for firefighters today

allen? >> ken, thanks. >>> a freak accident has taken the life of a respected bay area physician. she was killed this morning when a tree fell onto interstate 680 in danville near el pintado roade explains, some say there were warning signs. >> you see the root ball right here has come completely out of the ground which means those roots just snapped. >> reporter: this massive 70- foot tall tree came crashing down onto northbound 680 near old pintado road -- el pintado road in danville. lyudmila beyzer was killed while driving her silver mercedes. >> you hear a pop, pop, pop and by the time you look around the tree is falling, three to five seconds. >> reporter: there probably would not have been time to react. >> no. trees come down real quick. >> reporter: we showed arborist darrell wise our chopper 5 video from the scene. he said it was a pine tree with a decaying root system. darrell said the tree was dead a month and likely fell onto the freeway in seconds. >> i told him look at this, paco. the tree for sure, the tree needs to come down. >> reporter: darrell's employee marco takes 680 and drives by the tree every day. he said he even pointed out the dangers to his friend

allen: we must take proactive steps to fight opioid addiction and focus on treating the mind, body, and most important, in my view, is the spirit. the road to recovery may be long and hard fought, but the american will is as strong as ever and shall prevail. we are at war with drugs, and we must defeat this enemy. i urge all my colleagues to join me in supporting the nearly 40 opioid-related bills before this house this week. america needs us, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. higgins: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. higgins: thank you, sir. mr. speaker, the justice department last week said that to a federal court that it will not defend against efforts to dismantle the individual market and protections for pre-existing conditions of the health care law. mr. speaker, the 50 to 64 demographic in america that buys health insurance on the exchanges is about to get clobbered with 30% to 40% premium increases and no protection against