mark easton, bbc news, admiralty arch.d booked their place in the quarter—finals on sunday after beating cameroon. they will face norway on thursday. hosts france beat brazil in extra time to reach the last eight. they will play against either usa or spain in the quarter—finals. if you want more of the details in that controversial game between england and cameroon, by cameroon was so england and cameroon, by cameroon was so upset. apparently some of the cameroon players reluctant to start the match after they were unhappy with video referees decisions. that is all on our website. to stay with us, much more coming up. of course all of our top stories on the website as well, including details of the tensions between iran and the us and where things will go from here. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ reged ahmad bbc. see you soon. hello. more of a feel of summer in the weather this week but, with some fairly humid weather over the next few days, comes a real risk of severe thunderstorms. not everyone will see them but, wh

mark easton, bbc news, admiralty arch.0 men have been battling it out in the french beard championships. the well groomed contestants were judged in a variety of categoriesincluding the lusher garibaldi and more pointed verdis. there was also a freestyle section where contestants can decorate their beards with accessories. the winner's beard measured 2a centimetres and he took the top prize of best in show. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @regedahmadbbc. more of a feel of summer in the weather this week but, with some fairly humid weather over the next few days, comes a real risk of severe thunderstorms. not everyone will see them but, where you do, an increased risk of some flash flooding around. later this week though the sunnier side of summer will return. most places dry, blue skies overhead, but the highest of the temperatures will be later in the week, friday into saturday in particular. out there at the moment, we've got some fairly humid air with us as this weather system works its way northwards. we've seen some

finally, for over a century, admirality arch has been one of london's most distinctive landmarks — aateway to the mall and buckingham palace. after being sold as part of government cost—cutting, it will reopen soon as a luxury hotel. but building work revealed that the arch was an entrance to a network of secret tunnels beneath westminster. our home editor mark easton went to have a look. familiar backdrop to a century of british ceremonial — the secrets of admiralty arch are now being unearthed. we've been granted exclusive access to see what's happening to one of london's most famous landmarks. inside, edwardian opulence and memories of old battles. the ghosts of navy commanders haunt the corridors. winston churchill, louis mountbatten, reminders that admiralty arch was the residence of the first sea lord when britain ruled the waves. it is also where ian fleming, working for naval intelligence, created james bond, and down in the basement, one discovers a network of secret tunnels stretching beneath westminster, filmed for the first time. there are strange corridors, bunkers with

mark easton, bbc news, admiralty arch. it is such an imposing building.a madera, you have been watching bbc news in london. it is a stunning building, i can't wait to see it too. stay with us. can't wait to see it too. stay with us. somethings are not going well and that is a sales of us wine which has a tumble in china. more on the us- has a tumble in china. more on the us— china trade war coming up on asia business report. something that has been very popular is this phenomenal goal in the semi—final of the malaysia and fa cup. wow. it's this amazing goal from the semi—final of the malaysian fa cup. it was scored, from inside his own half, by herold goulon. his free kick flew into the net to complete a 3—1 victory. it's well worth another look. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello. more of a feel of summer in the weather this week but with some fairly humid weather over the next few days comes a real risk of severe thunderstorms was not not everyone but with some fairly humid weather over the next few days comes a real risk of severe thu

mark easton, bbc news, admiralty arch.the feel of summer in the forecast, particularly as humidity levels climb up. over the next few days, the stormy side of summer. with thunderstorms, the risk of flash flooding and gusty winds. the sunny side of summer is back. most places dry, blue skies overhead, and we see the peak in the temperatures, particularly friday into saturday. we have seen humid air, heading up through the south—west. northern ireland ‘s, north—west. in the last half—hour, oxon, but more rain tonight. —— oxon. setting up a storm the morning rush hour over parts of scotland. dusty south—easterly winds. —— oxford. furthersouth, humid night with light winds. 18 to start in london. sunshine around. tomorrow, the atmosphere is primed to produce storms. rain across scotla nd to produce storms. rain across scotland will work its way north but this is a worst—case scenario. something more significant could work its way southwards and go northwards through the day. if it does happen, it could cause travel disruption

mark easton, bbc news, admiralty arch. what a fantastic access to such an iconic building.leyl in singapore. stay with us. and before we go, we'd like to leave you with these pictures. it's this amazing goal from the semi—final of the malaysian fa cup. it was scored, from inside his own half, by herold goulon. his free kick flew into the net to complete a 3—1 victory. it's well worth another look. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello. more of the feel of summer in the weather this week but with some fairly humid weather over the next few days comes a real risk of severe thunderstorms was not not everyone will see them but where you do, and increased risk of flash flooding around. later this week, the sunnier side of summer will return with most places dry, blue skies overhead, but highs and the temperatures will be later in the week, friday into saturday in particular. 0ut there at the moment, fairly humid air with us as this weather system moves northwards. we are seeing thunder and lightning attached to this rain, putting into parts of scotland for the mor

mark easton, bbc news, admiralty arch. it looks incredible.mmer in the weather this week but with some fairly humid weather over the next few days comes a real risk of severe thunderstorms. not everyone will see them but where you do, an increased risk of flash flooding around. later this week, the sunnier side of summer will return with most places dry, blue skies overhead, but highs to the temperatures will be later in the week, friday into saturday in particular. out there at the moment, fairly humid air with us as this weather system works its way northwards. we‘ve seen some thunder and lightning attached to this rain, pushing into parts of scotland for the morning. some of the rain here could be heavy and persistent with quite a south—easterly breeze to go with it. there could be minorflooding, as i said, and that could give some travel disruption. further south, big puddles left in the wake from the overnight storms. and look at that — temperatures starting the day at around 18 celsius in central london. the atmosphere for monday is fine

the clerk: amendment number 38 printed in part arch of house report 116-111 offered by mr. visclosky of indiana. the chair: those in support of a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: the nose are 39. the amendment is adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 40 printed in part a of house report 116-111 offered by the gentleman from from indiana and the yeas prevailed. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 40 printed in part arch of house report 116-111 offered by mr. visclosky of indiana. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. a sufficient number having a

we have had an arch in the same spot since 1926 but not the same arch. nixon1970, president developed the latest national policy towards native americans, tribal self-determination. this gave autonomy to tribes by allowing indians to control their own affairs and be independent of federal oversight without being cut off from federal support. harlan melendez, chairman of the reno sparks indian colony talks about the colony's economic independence, health care for native americans, and the relationship with federal, state and tribal governments. >> many tribes have a large land base, but here you will find many tribes have small land bases. many are referred to as colonies. in california they are referred , but branch -- ranchorias they have the same status as reservations. it is just they are smaller. even before that when peoplets and the washo were in this valley, this whole valley, they used the cap along the river. camps alongtoric the river where the camps were basically areas where they were encamped. back in 1917, there was a movement by some of th

they put that on the arch and that was the first reno arch. and we hadn in 1934 that arch until 1963. city leaders thought it looked dated. we like that neon noun -- now but it was about backlit plastic. in 1987 they replace that one with the arts that we have today. we had an arch in the same spot since 1926 but not the same arch. >> in 1970, president richard nixon develop the latest national policy toward native americans. tribal self-determination. this gave economy to tribes by allowing indians to control their own affairs and be independent of federal oversight without being cut off from federal support. the chairman of the reno's barks indian colony in renault talks about the account -- colonies economic independence, health care for native americans and their relationship with federal, state, and tribal governments. >> many tribes have large land bases but here you will find most of the tribes have small land bases. most are referred to as colonies. in california they are referred to as rancheria does. and in nevada there are a lot of

. >>> now a jesuit school against the arch diocese of indianapolis. the church threatening to break ties with the school for refusing to fire a teacher in a same sex marriage. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: it's a stark break nit a su high hool in gay teacher. >> our decision, trying to do the right thing by our teacher and for our community. he's a long time valued member of the school. excellent teacher. highly qualified. >> reporter: the school saying the indianapolis arch diocese sent a letter demanding his employment be terminated because he's married to a man. the school refusing to comply. >> why can't they teach in a catholic school if they're doing a great job? if they're fully capable. they love their students. the students love them. >> reporter: the arch diocese issuing a decree revoking the school's status as a catholic institution saying it's not about sexual orientation, rather our expectation that employees inside a catholic school abide by all church teachings. tonight a prominent jesuit priest praising the actions of the school.

finally, for over a century, admirality arch has been one of london's most distinctive landmarks — asold as part of government cost—cutting, it will reopen soon as a luxury hotel. but building work revealed that the arch was an entrance to a network of secret tunnels beneath westminster. our home editor mark easton went to have a look. familiar backdrop to a century of british ceremonial — the secrets of admiralty arch are now being unearthed. we've been granted exclusive access to see what's happening to one of london's most famous landmarks. inside, edwardian opulence and memories of old battles. the ghosts of navy commanders haunt the corridors. winston churchill, louis mountbatten, reminders that admiralty arch was the residence of the first sea lord when britain ruled the waves.

leigh milner is at marble arch tube station. crossley pushed sir robert malpass onto the tracks on the 27th of april last year. he survived but earlier that day, crossley tried to push another man onto the tracks, just three stops away at tottenham court road. it was all captured on cctv. some viewers may find the footage upsetting. this is the moment paul crossley pushes sir robert malpas onto the tracks at marble arch station. with just one minute until the next train, he's rescued by a bystander who leaps from the platform to save him. the 91—year—old former eurotunnel boss survived but arriving at court today, the severity of the injuries sir robert suffered, a fractured pelvis and a head wound, were evident. it has been a long and traumatic process for the two victims, and i would like to commend them for their strength and resilience throughout. the physical and emotional impact of such a determined and unprovoked attack cannot be underestimated. earlier that day, crossley tried to push another passenger, tobias french, on

this is the moment paul crossley pushes sir robert malpas onto the tracks at marble arch station.cued by a bystander who leaps from the platform to save him. the 91—year—old former eurotunnel boss survived but arriving at court today, the severity of the injuries sir robert suffered — a fractured pelvis and a head wound — were evident. it has been a long and traumatic process for the two victims, and i would like to commend them for their strength and resilience throughout. the physical and emotional impact of such a determined and unprovoked attack cannot be underestimated. earlier that day, crossley tried to push another passenger, tobias french, onto the tracks. with the train only metres away, mr french fortunately manages to keep his balance. paul crossley was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia when he was 17—years—old. the day before he pushed sir robert malpas onto the tracks at marble arch station, crossley had taken £600 worth of crack cocaine. he also admitted in court that he hadn't taken his prescription medication. passing the sentence, the judge said it was terrif

it was the first match between the arch—rivals since steve smith and david warner came back from their

electric arches is mostly a autobiographical work. and this book is not.hen she was five years old. there some oblique references to my own family history with the great migration in the poem. for the most part, it's not autobiographical at all.i think it was challenging number one, because i made this decision. i have sort of a compulsive personality. if any of you have followed, i've been trying to make - - in sequential order since 2017. which some people come up and say, i like your books and some say, i like your bread. [laughter] collects so i get compulsive about things. once i made the decision, i'm going to write this book and conversation with this report from a century ago, the report is like it hundred 50 pages long. it's a pdf, publicly available. i encourage people to check it out. it's really interesting.part of it was the arduous notice of saying, electric arches, some of those poems i could write on my phone in line at cvs. this i had to pour through this massive poem. my friends would go, how's the book going? i was embarrassed to tell th

. >> the arch net worth of a renter is $5,000. the arch net worth of a home owner is $200,000. that's a 40-fold different. and we talk so much about the income gap, the wealth gap in the country. a lot of it has to do with home ownership. that's why this is so important. it has to be done the right way. it wasn't done the right way a decade or more ago. it led to a crisis. so we have to learn from those situations, d it the right way, and it's really about recognizing that our people are our most important resource and we need to develop them and the best place to develop those resources is a solid home environment. [applause] >> one quick thing, mr. president, when you combine this with your justice reform effort, with the lowest unemployment, the fight for school choice for children to have an education, to ivanka and the work force and pledge to american workers, all those combined lifts everyone but it lifts those at the bottom of the ladder. president trump: thank you for bringing up criminal justice reform. we got it passed, no one else could have gotten it passed. a lot

read game this and continue from the way when we were crossed arching will yes. now you sort of set of bits for my final question was because many people would say homosexuality on african but you see it is african after all if i was i what your position is. it is it is it is in the ditch and it's about time we created you get out of commission and the city didn't really think that for a long time busy has been kept away from us so the terrorist only now. tens of you know that also didn't lead to a fight and how the future looks like and. this is only had it not ok brilliance cody swan is capital gaborone. activist thanks for your time. now to a story about correctional services for teenagers in nigeria thousands are in prison for us awaiting trial and many prisons are overcrowded cameras are usually not welcome there but my colleague funny for you see the access to the correctional facility for juvenile offenders. in ogun states take a look. there as young as 14 juvenile offenders briefly allowed outside the facility and under close watch we met one of them we w

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buses arch rival is in desperate need of a win its money making $737.00 max remains grounded worldwide after 2 fatal crashes once focused on production of the highly sought after model boeing is now battling for its reputation we're committed to learning from this and teams working 24 hours 7 days a week to ensure that we're meeting the needs and priorities of our regulators and our customers around the globe. france germany and spain use the air show to launch their next generation fighter jet project an air combat system that incorporates drones and satellites. never has so much political uncertainty surrounding. britain's looming departure from the e.u. could throw a spanner into the works of europe's tightly integrated aerospace sector trade disagreements between the u.s. and europe pose another threat should the aerospace industry be sucked into a tariff battle bus and boeing could both suffer. and let's talk now to our financial correspondent in new york. boeing isn't a very apologetic mood doing some damage control to solve there and yet the company's shares took off today so wh

arch 21. w. . sure some people go for the information. they want to express. on facebook and twitter broke today in touch. from the us. this is steve happy news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes and precision to demonstrations in malawi thousands have been out on the streets in 3 cities they're disputing the results of the maine 21st election that's. elected they say they want the system tray and. their pro-war limbaugh to do justice to resign and get out. and will take you into one of symbolic ways maximum security prisons activists say the country's jails violates the rights of the people they house. i'm christine one while come to africa i'm glad you achieved in and president it seems in malawi as thousands of people rally against the results of last month's disputed presidential elections but nice fired tear gas to protest as demanding the resignation off the head of the country's electoral commission who they say has dismissed allegations of voting fraud in the incumbent president. now and he won that but the 2 made opposite. have challenged the res

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our correspondent, leigh milner has been at marble arch tube station.nto the tracks on the 27th of april last year. he survived, but early that day, crossley tried to push another man onto the tracks just three stops away at tottenham court road. it was all captured on cctv. some viewers may find the footage upsetting. this is the moment paul crossley pushes sir robert malpas onto the tracks at marble arch station. with just one minute until the next train, he is rescued by a bystander who leaps from the track form to save him. the 91—year—old former eurotunnel boss survives but arriving at court today, the severity of the injuries today, the severity of the injuries to robert safford, a fractured pelvis and a head wound, were evident. it has been a long and traumatic process for the two victims and i would like to commend them for their strength and resilience throughout. the physical and emotional impact of such a determined and unprovoked attack cannot be underestimated. earlier that day, crossley tried to push another passenger, tobias french, onto

champs arching down the elysee at this point and it was a tremendous sight to see. later in the day, our troops paraded down the avenue. this is something that made us all proud. here is degaulle. and suddenly, firing opened up from forces that were left behind. they thought from some of the fascists in the city, trying to panic the people. if you stuck your head out a window, you were bound to lose it. this went on continuously for several hours. i was in the middle of this thing. these are shots i took of people lying flat on the ground. they would get under our car we , could not move the car. they were trying to get people to stop shooting by raising white flags. it went on continuously. although it was small arm fire, degaulle stood his ground. he wasn't taking any chances. this is the way the streets of paris looked on the day of liberation. they did catch some of these people responsible for the shooting, at least they told us that. unfortunately, they beat them to death right on the spot. it was an ugly sight to see, but it was a war of nerves. some of the b

another thing that intrigued me was marble arch. marble arch, on one sunday afternoon, it was filled with people. you must remember that london was being bombed almost every night during this particular time. i was photographing these speakers that were addressing the crowds. every speaker was speaking on a different subject, but the police stood around and watched and as long as there were no strong arguments, nobody was hurt. the people in the argument -- in the audience were arguing back with the speakers, but these were typical shots of how we pass the time waiting for d-day. most of the children who lived in england, or a great many i should say, were sent out of the city, a lot of them remained behind. in spite of the war, they managed to find entertainment. i was rather surprised to see these children drinking out of community drinking cups chained to the fountain. i would like to make candid shots of the children so that they would not notice me, but everyone for while they did. this youngster is taking a cool drink on a bea

campbell, we go from the upper 50s to the mid-70s by early arch. were whatter than that. as you get ready to head out the door in antioch, grab a jacket. we will have a cool start and a few clouds. but then see skies clearing. by 11:00, we're at 73 degrees. heading down to the south bay, checking out our highs. reaching 83 in downtown san jose. and a high of 85 in east san jose. east bay, we're up to 85 in danville with oakland reaching 73 degrees. and low 70s in san mateo with palo alto reaching 80 today. upper 60s in san francisco. north bay reaching 87 in santa rosa. it will be much hotter as we see very dry conditions all across the region. it is because we are seeing some high pressure. but still storms will be developing over the sierra each day during the afternoon. so if you're going to be going over there, heads-up that there will be daily storms. high pressure moves in. and it keeps it hot as we go into the next three days. and you can already see that at the bottom of the screen. but there will be cooling as this area of low pressure bri

iowa look at the arch that we're on, the day after the inauguration, millions of people peacefully marchedthe country, denying the mean spirited refugee order, people spontaneously showed up at the airports. day 100, the march for science, my favorite sign. and then the fighting democrats, we stood up against their attempt to repeal the affordable care act, and then those students marched against gun violence and they didn't just march. they voted. and then finally, last fall, with we turned the house of representatives back into the people's house. that is how we win, that is how we win in 2020. and that is how we will bring back america and revive the heart of america. that is what my campaign is about. it is a grassroots effort. [applause] >> thanks for not changing the rules for who gets to be on this stage. we are here for a unified reason.

it was the first match between the arch—rivals since steve smith and david warner came back from theirear—long bans for ball tampering. our sports correspondent joe wilson was there. the world cup may be hosted here but one nation has dominated. how many times have australia won the world cup? six. five. five, i think it is. how many times have england won the world cup? the clue is, it is below one. it's a zero, it's a duck egg. all that history but the crowd remember sandpaper... david warner was introduced and booed. booing. warner had been serene here to 53, until, wow, mis—hit tojoe root. captain aaron finch underpinned australia with his hundred but 285 seemed a smallish total. fast forward to england's innings, james vince gone to the second ball. attack, cried england, a catch, replied australia, and that was eoin morgan gone. five men out. stokes still going, cramp in his calf but belief in his bat, until, this... against mitchell starc, sometimes no bat is good enough. and england were soon all out. 64 i’u ns and england were soon all out. 64 runs short. from this game, where

the arch bishop of paris saying we have to believe people's words. >> reporter: since the fire, 150 workers have been clearing the fallen graphle a fallen gravel and trying to stabilize the building >> thank you >>> a west point cadet who was killed last week was laid to rest today. the funeral at the west point chapel, christopher morgan was buried at the grounds. remembered as an exemplary classmate. now to the ongoing series, my big idea. tonight harry smith talks with former governor john hickenberg >> my idea is skills training >> we met him at a factory in denver. he is mightily interested in jobs when he first moved out west, he lost his. >> i got laid a geologist in 2006. they had nothing for me they tried to teach us how to write a resume. there were none. he became an entrepreneur, started a brewery, was mayor of denver twice and served two terms as governor >> in colorado, we have 12,000, 14,000 of cyber security they are unfilled. his answer, a public/private apprenticeship called career wise. kids start working in high school, earn, learn and get college credit >> how much awar

i hope when we jump into the nd arch a, we have that same feeling and that same tradition that it will be bipartisan. it will keep the issues that divide us out and really put us in a position of strength around the world for greater security. that is what we should be looking for this week. and i'm hopeful in this delegation that was bipartisan and bicameral takes the emotions that we saw that day from the crosses and stars of david from the names we did not know, that many fell on that single day, that we look for making sure they are protected in the future of their generation. as we come back, we had a hearing in the judiciary committee. chairman nadler is back to the same things that chairman nadler promised he would do when he cam paped for the job. when he campaigned to become the chairman of the committee, the number one thing he campaigned on, he would be the number one. the mueller report did not turn out that he hoped, that it did not stop the path. who did he invite as witnesses, john dean. the same individual who has tweeted 900 times against president trump, the same indi

the river walk and businesses beneath that arch have been under water.s half of the state's counties will be assessed by fema beginning next week for damage. arkansas governor is asking for an additional eight counties to receive federal funding after a federal disaster was declared there, shep. >> shepard: he hasn't seen his car since the middle of martha. sums this up. that's all you needed. hasn't seen his car since march. can you imagine? team fox coverage continues. jeff flock is in dwight, illinois, which is 60 miles southwest of chicago. the farmers are hurting, aren't they? >> shep, the first time this farmer has gotten in the field. this is the back of a corn planter there. i don't know if you can see the seeds popping out, this ground is terrible. larry, let me show shep, this is what they're planting. look at that. you think something will grow in there? not 100% sure about that. i want to talk to matt. it's his farm. first day he's been out in the field. you timely got a sunny day. >> yeah. rare around here this year seems. had about three da

s on tuesday boris johnson 126 leading the pack by a large margin is arch greg city airports johnson really out of the limelight he was absent from the 1st t.v. debate on sunday preferring to make his debate debut against this pared down group of rivals we must come out on the 31st of october because otherwise i'm afraid we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics we've already kicked the can down the road twice and i think the british people are getting fairly fed up with johnson's promise to negotiate a new brics a deal with the e.u. but insists the u.k. will leave the bloc come what may on october 31st this uncompromising stances made him popular with those who want a clean break from brussels. 80 votes behind johnson is the foreign secretary jeremy hunt described as a continuity to reason may not leaving the e.u. he said could be the end of the conservative party but he advocates working with the e.u. to negotiate a good departure deal. environment secretary michael gove from aims in 3rd place and in 4th international development secretary rory stewart has made a surpri

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it's likely the late arch before we rch that. scattered showers out there now.f you're not seeing them, you're seeing the drizzle and seeing the mist. definitely seeing fog. we've got a frontal system back to the west. that is going to sweep through and take the rain with it. it's not going to happen until late tonight. that's when we're going to have thunderstorms rolling through.'t i donhink they'll be too strong, but we could definitely have heavy rain with some of the thunderstorms. we'll have the scattered showero out there y. we already have ponding on the roadways. we could have isolated flooding issues as we go through the late evening. let's time feverything out you. again, scattered showers throughout the day. that's what you through the day. if you're dry, you're likely seeing drizzle and low clouds. not the prettiest of days out there. here comes the frontal system late. look at that. you likely are going to be asleep when the front comes through. do not think it will be anything severe, but i believe that we will have heavy rain that comes through.

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news live from berlin a victory for turkey's opposition and a big blow for president ever to walk arch crowd celebrate his stumble after opposition candidate in mama low wins the controversial rerun of the city's mayoral election he hails the outcome as a vote for change in the country also coming up hundreds of thousands of people filled the streets of prague turning from turning out for what they are what is thought to be the czech republic's largest protest since the overthrow of the.