sono jofra archer in england and show what he can do. largely unchanged, consistency has been a key. eoin morgan is captain, with the likes of jonny bairstow, jos buttler, joe root and ben stokes within the world cup 15. and these two are the only additions to the squad to face pakistan. jofra archer and chrisjordan — they have a chance to try and force their way to the world cup. the former england captain michael vaughan thinks archer will be there. he tweeted that, "preliminary squads are a bit of admin for the icc. jofra archer will be in the official world cup squad. #justsaying." he doesn't read much into it. but there are 17 players in the squad to face pakistan, holly, so the question now is how are the selectors going to give all of them a fair and proper chance to show what they can do in just five matches? we shall see. thank you. that hashtag, just saying, we should use that more! now a look at some of the other main stories around today. israel folau has requested a code of conduct hearing after rugby australia ended his con

archer has qualified to play for england thanks to a change in the residency rules.rom barbados. the fast bowler is currently playing in the ipl for rajasthan royals and he's already taken the wicket of chris gayle this afternoon. it's thought he'll be selected at least for the warm up matches, when he'll be given a chance to force his way in to the 15 man squad for this summer's tournament. selection is very much part and parcel of the game and the job that we do. pharaoh is probably not the right word. it probably wouldn't be fair. morally. at the same time it is the nature of international sport and if someone was to miss out, it would be incredibly unlucky but it is down to the selectors. and finally in nba playoffs the defending champion golden state warriors surprising lost at home to the la clippers in game 2. (00v)and they threw away the biggest postseason lead in history. and they threw away the biggest postseason lead in history. steph curry lead them to a 31 point advantage until the clippers clawed the game back — landry shamet scored the game winning 3 p

archer has qualified to play for england thanks to a change in the residency rules...aying in the ipl for rajasthan royals... and he took three wickets, including chris gayle's, in their defeat against kings ii punjab today. it's thought he'll be selected at least for the warm up games, when he'll be given a chance to force his way in to the 15 man squad for this summer's tournament. selection is part of the enterprise so that the game and a good job we do, so there is probably not the right word. you know, it would not probably be fair morally, but at the same time, it's the nature of international sport and if someone we re international sport and if someone were to miss out it's incredibly unlucky, but that's how it is. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers.

the barbados—born pace bowler jofra archer has missed out on england's preliminary squad for the cricket cup — but he has been given the chance to force his way into the side. he's been given his his first call up to the one—day squad for a couple of warm up games. here's our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew. well, it's a good full setting here at lord's where the final will be played on july 1a and at lord's where the final will be played onjuly14 and england took the first step today in naming the squad they hope will be here. they are pretournament favourites, they hope they will lift the trophy here at the end of the final so i ate as much as expected and i think the 15 man preliminary squad, but there is a tantalising prospect ofjofra archer, this highly talented 24—year—old all—rounder who has been setting t20 cricket alight. they have given him the chance to do the same to build up for the world cup squad. as you know, some of england's players have been there 110w england's players have been there now for years. they are feeling u nsettled now for years. they are feeling unse

twenty20 is not exactly the same but the skills jofra archer brings co nveyor the skills jofra archer afternoon but you're proving it with your address. anyway, you will be telling us about a special dog in just a moment. peter levy in hull talking about how far people would go to save their pets. that grin tells me we are in trouble but let's go back to early. this is a medical assistant dog, and it has been working to make life—saving detections. a beautiful dog, you will see a photo of him in a moment, an absolute sweetheart, but notjust an absolute sweetheart, but notjust a companion, he is actually a life—saver. his name is powell, very a ptly, life—saver. his name is powell, very aptly, because he has been a great pal to his owner claire pearson. he has been with claire for six years and she says he has saved his life literally thousands of times. he has alerted her to more than 12,000 blood sugar changes, meaning he has prevented countless nhs call—outs and fewer hospital admissions, so claire has had type one diabetes from birth, after renalfailure and a transplant, she was le

archer has qualified to play for england thanks to a change in the residency rules...including that of chris gayle, in their defeat to kings 11 punjab today. it's thought that archer will be selected at least for england's world cup warm—up games, when he'll be given a chance to force his way into the 15 man squad. selection is part and parcel of that game and ajob selection is part and parcel of that game and a job that we do, so there is probably not the right word. you know, it wouldn't probably be fair mullet —— morley, but at the same time it's the nature of the international sport and if someone we re international sport and if someone were to miss out it's incredibly lucky but that is how it is. update, ajax had equalised with the dentist, a goal after cristiano ronaldo would give the lead. that's all the sport for now. we'll bring you the details from tonight's football in sportsday let's return to our top story — the aftermath of the fire at notre dame cathedral in paris. bells are to be rung at churches and cathedrals across england this thursday, maundy thur

the barbados—born pace bowler — jofra archer — has missed out on england's preliminary squad for thefered the chance to force his way into the side. he's been given his first call up to the one—day squad for a couple of the warm up games. yesterday i had the call and tell them he had been included in the sports and we have a chat he was pleased and then he went out and we nt pleased and then he went out and went on for wales, so that some information, 20/20 is not the same as 50 over, there are different things there but the skills he brings, they are transferable. to be good at table tennis — you need to have lightning fast reactions, and pin—point accuracy. one 15—year—old boy has got both! the australian olympic team posted this video on instagram — saying they can't get enough of the so—called aussie ping pong kid. nick rudd's videos have been causing quite a stir on social media. he claims to have had over 150 million views. that takes a lot of practise. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will

jofra archer has given a glimpse of what he might offer england in the coming months.ainst pakistan next month. earlier today he hit a sparkling 27 not out with this six in the final over to seal a dramatic win for rajasthan royals against kolkata knight riders in the indian premier league. despite the victory, the royals are still second from bottom of the table. now voting is open for this year's — bbc women's footballer of the year award and all week we're hearing from the five nominees — today it's the turn of australia's star striker — sam kerr —the all time top scorer in both the us and australian leagues. i'm only one player at my life changed a little bit, most of the grouse and myself included are getting my noticed, so it's something you've dreamed about as a kid to be a role model and be a famous sports star. hi, i a striker andi famous sports star. hi, i a striker and i play for chicago red styles in australia. are you kidding me with that goal? probably the most rewarding for me was winning back to back and then the w leak and i kind of needed axes and to

the fast bowlerjofra archer is eligible — from barbados but qualified on residency grounds — would be the moment. as someone has to be left out, chris woakes says it wouldn't be morally fair — could put the likes of liam plunkett and tom curran at risk. i think that the lads that have played with him with franchise cricket have seen his talent. you are talking about butler and stokes and all these guys who have seen archer and all report back. they are not stupid. when they see a special talent, they will back him, but if you can change for the better, you have got an opportunity, you should probably take it. either way, it is a win—win. if they don't pick on, it is pretty side anyway. —— it is a pretty good side. the rugby football union have had their say on billy vuniploa's online conduct. this comes after the england and saracens forward posted support for israel folau's controversial anti—gay views. folau has subsequently been sacked by australia. our correspondent, chrisjones, has the latest. the rfu say that vunipola expressed regrets and he understood the hurt and offence he h

gimmicky creation too game mechanics thinking out of the box and sometimes thinking like there's no box archer that we want to see that approach a problem solving operator. i think game currently focuses on pollution but prince andrew at de feo hopes that in the future the game could tackle all sorts of important issues i want to see africa being sustainable in olivia's. job or sustainable at this is that when it comes to business when it comes to have a core child when it comes to a good development every industry has the industrial revolution africa must be institutionalized right any fifty points are sustainable and it's well for you to be able to run so i'm turning fifty but antarctica i want to see africa beat if you look at are you creative. for the moment it's this vision of a clean africa is only a virtual reality can gaming help the vision crossed over into the real want to. thank you for watching. what's coming up. here now has come to take a look at all that means for the title of course. the home to sligo every weekend here on w. i'm not often kept the jet well just sometimes i am

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archer's a bowler, who was born in barbados, but his father is english and archer himself qualifies forlucky but it is down to the selectors. the australian rugby player, israel falau, is going to challenge his sacking, over a homophobic post on social media. rugby australia, cancelled his contract, after folau said that "hell awaits" gay people. the post remains online and at the weekend, the 30—year—old said he was standing by "what the bible says". one man who's supported folau, is the england forward billy vunipola. he got a formal warning from the rugby football union yesterday, but his club saracens say they'll stand by him and want to move on. and finally we've got some racket smashing for you. this is novak djokovic, in monte carlo, as he prepares for the french open, but the world number one, totally lost it when he gave away a service game. he did go onto beat philipp kohlschreiber. he actually won this game. he said it was a tough start. he also threw a racquet into the crowd. he made a whole in the moring. how many did he throw! it just whole in the moring. how many did he t

jofra archer has been named in the england one—day squad for the first time.an and ireland next month, with national selector ed smith saying archer has the chance to stake his claim to be in the world cup squad. and here is who has made the premilinary list for that one—day world cup. it's unchanged from the one—day series against the west indies over the winter. they have to name their final squad by may 23rd. 0le gunnar solskjaer says manchester united must "aspire to ba rcelo na's level" after they knocked them out of the champions league. lionel messi got a couple of goals at the nou camp — david de gea making a huge error for his second. former liverpool man phillipe coutinho got the third as barca dominated manchester united to progress through to the semi finals. two matches in the champions league tonight — and they're big ones for the english sides. manchester ciy host spurs who are one up from the first leg. whilst liverpool take a 2—0 lead to porto. live commentary from the etihad with updates from portugal on bbc radio 5 live from 7 o'clock tonigh

archer, the picture was this is the best was suspended for 5 games.is time to check this out. what would be your dream if you are a little kid, at yankee stadium, you bring your glove to the game? i think you can say a dream came true for a young fan with aaron judge is a yankee right fielder. >> is got to throw it to him. again! again! yes, yes! awesome! >> that is the coolest thing ever . >> it is cool but don't press your luck. >> yeah. >>> look at this guy, osmonds mouthpiece falls out. is a wonder does not happen to steph curry every night. he gets a kick out of it. it is great one. check this out. lubinski, a 20 year career in the nba, his final game in dallas, the entire mavericks organization greets him as he comes to the arena tonight, one of the greats. he likes this. >>> this is a hockey fight in france. the referee comes in, the guy did not realize that the other guy had left. >> he landed and that's what you call the wrong place at the wrong time . >> is the referee okay? >> the referee is just fine. >> really? >> see you later. good nigh

archer throws it behind who hit a homer. everyone is warned. thinks he should be jektd.come the benches. everyone is cool and calm until he gets everyone excited. five are ejected. by the way, the pirates win the game, 7-6. the warriors and clippers moments away from tip off at orr call. we'll check out highlights later. >> thank you. >>> new on >>> new developments with the college admissions scandal. the action stanford has taken against one student. >>> and they are coming just in time for the return of game of tloens. see what oreo cooked up for fans. may also be a beer involved. today is national beer day. it's clear how beer fans will celebrate with a glass of you know what. today marks the day that president roosevelt signed a law to be beer allowed to be sold after 13 years of prohibition. beer is the most popular alcoholic beverage in the nation. you probably didn't know that. the poll shows that 40% of americans that drink alcohol say they prefer beer. that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00. see you right back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on. p

stokes made a quick 28 runs and then took a stunning catch off the bowling ofjofra archer as the super chasing their target of 152. beautiful catch there. the super kings had the last laugh, though. they needed three off the last ball — bowled by stokes — and new zealander mitchell sa ntner hit it for 6. great britain's claudia fragapane qualified for the floor final at the european gymnastics championships in poland. it's fragapane‘s first international competition in just over a year after snapping her achilles just before the commonwealth games and she finished with the top score in qualifying. alice kinsella and ellie downie qualified for the all around final. that is all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. we'll see you soon. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are jason beattie, the daily mirror's head of politics, and kate proctor, political reporter for the london evening standard. welcome to you both. first, let's look through tomorrow's front pages. most of the papers lead with the same story, with the me

let's bring in our guests karen archer is that it is director of the french heritage society and she joins us from paris on skype from italy is that a birth or did julio scientific or to nato there a research project which documents in europe with three d. modeling and the london we have francis maude an architect and director donald associates who took part in the restoration of the windsor castle in the ok welcome to you all karen i think the question that many people are asking right now is how will not all done but we're built is going to be the same again and actually that's a big subject of debate right now because of course there are one norms of construction and the history of the monument that has to be respected but as we know there was just a competition that was announced today. for an international competition from architects across the world with a new spire which is an element which will bring obviously something new to the cathedral so they're not planning obviously do just reconstruct the nineteenth century spire which was done during a major restoration by the famou

let's bring in our guests karen archer is that it is director of the french heritage society and she joins us from paris on skype from italy is that a birth or did julio scientific or to nato there's a research project which documents in europe with three d. modeling and the london we have francis mord an architect and director donald associates who took part in the restoration of the windsor castle in the ok welcome to you all karen i think the question that many people are asking right now is how will not all done but we're built is going to be the same again and actually that's a big subject of debate right now because of course there are normal of construction and the history of the monument that has to be respected but as we know there was just a competition that was announced today. for an international competition from architects across the world with a new spire which is an element which will bring obviously something new to the cathedral so they're not planning obviously do just reconstruct the nineteenth century spire which was done during a major restoration by the famous

rajasthan royals, and stokes took this stunner off the bowling of another potential england player jofra archerides in the champions league over the past couple of nights, our attention now turns to the europa league quarterfinals, with both arsenal and chelsea in action. both teams will believe they can win it. joe lynskey‘s here to take us through tonight's action. yes, and we know that in recent yea rs yes, and we know that in recent years this competition not only has a major trophy riding on it but it is now a passport for teams like arsenal and chelsea into next seasons champions league. and at this stage, that comes into focus now for arsenal and chelsea, especially with both of these sides teetering on the edge of the top four places in the premier league. well, chelsea face an away trip to slavia prague, but it's arsenal who have the much trickier quarterfinal draw. their first leg is at home against napoli, and for arsenal, there is particular pressure to take a lead back to italy for the second leg, mainly because of their dreadful away record this season. they were comfortably beate

pittsburgh, derek had stopped to admire a home run hitting at bat, chris archer threw a pitch behind him to show how he appreciated that. the run predictable and so is the pushing and shover and the bench getting abandoned. three members of the reds ejected and a pair of members in the pirates, doubt, pending. >>> baylor and notre dame, cox is in the circle. you can see what happens to her knee whether she gets tangled up with her teammate. wheeled to the locker room. she hobbled her way in the 4th to be with her . that was worth itlead get away tied it with seconds left, chloe jackson went to the hangs and gets to hoist the trophy. the bears are the champions for the first time in year and the third time in school history. >> thank you, joe. >>> thank you for joining us, have a great night, everyone, see you later see you later ♪ new wok fired shrimp, another american chinese creation from panda express. new wok fired shrimp, another american chinese creation alwould you like a desk chair, weekends off, or the bathroom code? yes, please! which one? it's time to get more. lower fares

the most dangerous seat in the car dush a crash is the -- car during a crash is the back seat.re archers studied 117 recent crashes where back seat passengers were killed or seriously hurt. safety features that are often installed in the front of e ca rarely make it to the bac seats. seat belts don't always tighten upon impact, and while there may be side airbags, there's nothing stopping you from hitting the front seat. >> automakers have done an excellent job of improving safety in the front seat. the rear seat hasn't kept pace. >> the study suspends out that child car seats are se in the backseat in most scenarios. the biggest advice remains the same -- always wear your seeat selt. >>> montgomery county leaders approved a plan to rebuild roads and sidewalkso make it safer for pedestrians. an i-team investigation last year found severalan thousd people had been caught speeding or had crashed their cars in local school zes since 2015. that included 200-plus incidents in montgomery county. now county transportation leaders plan t upgrade crosswalks and sidewalks outside several schools n

the world heritage organizations and for me to step forward here francis maude roberta julia karen archerthank you very much indeed for your contribution to the program and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website and as you know dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. it's a story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is a james i saw it for me but on the hot in here i want to. whether online through with to the concert for them we've got this or if you join us on saturday all of us have been colonized in some form or some fashion this is a diana we are talking about a legal front and you have seen what it can do to somebody just people using multiple drugs including a funnel and some people are seeking it out everyone has a voice from the us your boss your twitter and you could be on the street and join the global conversation on mt is iraq. their dreams have turned out to be disappointment. if anyone called me to say he'd leave egypt. advise him not to come thre

archer danielsmidland said it will open a voluntary retirement in north america and it may cut jobs asof the restructuring and the moves will strengthen the company's core business and shares rose 1% to 43.24. beh & beyond reported better than expected earnings while they were in line with expectations. the retailer said some growth came o from itsine sales. the board authorized a dividend increase and said a governance review is ongoing.as the stock volatile in the after-hours trading tonight ande finished regular session up 5% to 19.41. >>>ing come up, what's white house ising to do to try and lower energy ♪ ♪ >>> as it prepares to start selling shares to the public, uber is aiming for a valuation of amuch as $100 billion. according to the wall street journal the ride hailing company plans to price shares at 48 and $55 a share for its upcoming ipo. that valuation, by the way is below the ha20 billionthe lead underwriters have been pitching last year. azon's cashless stores will soon start accepting cash. the retailer did not that's going to happen, only that it is planned. critics of

limits of archer the current injured i'm not sure but he was from. and as israel prepares for elections with some of those vying for the prime minister posts and sparked controversy with their tough anti palestinian platform. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r t h q well in the russian capital thanks for joining us this hour. wiki leaks claims to have obtained a press strategy agreed on by aqua door in the u.k. in the event its founder julian assange is extradited to the u.s. the whistleblower was granted asylum in ecuador us embassy in london almost seven years ago rumors are circulating that he's about to be kicked out and potentially handed by britain to the americans according to wiki leaks ecuador will claim a songe broke the terms of his asylum with the u.k. giving assurances it won't let the u.s. sentence him to death that's precisely what the fate of songe fears is in store for him if he is extradited with the u.s. still furious about wiki leaks releasing classified material ecuador's foreign minister meanwhile took t

stokes made a quick 28 runs and then took a stunning catch off the bowling ofjofra archer as the superhit it for six. that‘s all the sport for now, but before we go don‘t forget you can get latest updates on the first round of the masters from augusta on the bbc sport website. that‘s bbc.co.uk/sport. you can watch highlights of the first round via the red button at 9:15 tomorrow morning, and they‘re repeated at seven in the evening on bbc two. bye for now. hello. if you are looking for some warmth out of your weekend weather, you will not find it here. it will feel a bit colder than it has been recently, with a stronger wing. the breeze picks up a bit in the day ahead but plenty of dry weather to come, a bit more cloud in the sky. but still some sunny spells. high pressure in scandinavia, blocking atlantic weather systems from coming our way but feeding in some cool air on a chilly breeze. largely clear skies, there will be a touch of frost around for some of us as the day begins but plenty of sunshine. some cloud will build out of this start and for many of us, a little bit more than

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. >> reds players were unhappy pitcher chris archer through behind a batter. it got so intense one had to be restrained. in total four players were ejected and i'm sure some hefty fines will be handed out as early as today. >> still ahead a national champion has been crowned in one of the most exciting finals in history. the lady bears at baylor edged notre dame. we'll bring you those highlights. you see me. but if you saw me before cosentyx... ♪ i was covered. it was awful. but i didn't give up. i kept fighting. i got clear skin with cosentyx. 3 years and counting. clear skin can last. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you. cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx, you should be checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. if you have inflammatory bowel disease, t

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america's ongoing trade dispute with china could weigh on first—quarter profits from global grain trader archerarnings parade rolls on, the oil industry is one to watch, with lower quarterly profit likely from exxonmobil and chevron as they continue to expand into shale oil. also the grounding of boeing 737 max jets is expected to weigh on american airlines' first—quarter profits after it was forced to cancel thousands of flights. on the economic front, us gross domestic product data for the first three months of this year show growth actually picked up towards the end of the quarter. michelle fleury in new york. joining us is randeep somel, the director of global equities at the fund manager m&g. is everybody in a holding pattern until this us gdp figure comes out later? a little. south korea numbers came out and they disappointed, japan has done the same. these are very heavy export orientated electronic and car manufacturing industries, whereas the us is a much different beast. we will see if this isa different beast. we will see if this is a global issue or if those issues in particular are

pace bowlerjofra archer misses out on england's preliminary 15—man squad for the world cup but makesernment promised to put right its treatment of the windrush generation, after it emerged that people who came to britain from the caribbean and had been here for decades were being denied services and even facing deportation for not having the right paperwork. earlier this month, the home secretary, sajid javid, announced there'd be no limit on the amount of compensation that victims could claim. but for many, life has still not returned to normal. our community affairs correspondent, adina campbell, reports. this time last year sylvester ma rs hall, who was born injamaica, was denied life—saving nhs treatments for prostate cancer. 12 months on, he's finally had radiotherapy and is now in remission. but at one point he was faced with a £54,000 health bill, despite living in the uk since the early 1970s. it was really rough, to be honest with you. because even when i was evicted from the other hospital, i tried to get my medication and everything had been locked away. i could never get

let's bring in our guests karen archer is that it is recto the french heritage society and she joins us from paris on skype from italy is that a birth or did julio scientific order nato there a research project which documents in europe with three d. modeling and the london we have francis maude an architect and director donald associates who took part in the restoration of the windsor castle in the ok welcome to you all karen i think the question that many people are asking right now is how will not all done but we're built is going to be the same again and actually that's a big subject of debate right now because of course there are one norms of construction and the history of the monument that has to be respected but as we know there was just a competition that was announced today. for an international competition from architects across the world with a new spire which is an element which will bring obviously something new to the cathedral so they're not planning obviously do just reconstruct the nineteenth century spire which was done during a major restoration by the famous rest

archer daniels midland reporting earnings that fell more than expected.t agribusinesses was hurt by bad weather in the u.s. and the u.s.-china trade war. adm also saw margin shrank. the company plans to create a new ethanol subsidiary that could be spun off. shares of american airlines are lower. the carrier cutting its forecast for the full year. a $300ing it will take million hit the earnings because of the data of the 737 max 8. the airline also boosted its estimate of fuel costs. starbucks growth is holding charge in u.s. and chinese markets, but that is coming from higher prices, not an increase in restaurant traffic. same-store sales beating estimates in the recent quarter and in asia-pacific and china. starbucks raising its profit guidance for the is the year. that is your bloomberg business flash. david: part of the story is not just same-store sales going up in value, it is almost the number of stores there adding in china is astronomical. they can keep going forever. carol: and the potential, this is a market everybody wants to be in. david: the

. >> reporter: some like ed archer war -- were wearing period pieces. this car was built in 1906 . >> the whole era, for me to buy an antique car, i always felt like, if i'm going to drive an antique car, i have to look the part. otherwise i'm out of place wearing a short sleeved shirt and a pair of shorts. >> reporter: officials say it should also be a day to make sure you are prepared for an emergency by designating meeting spots for your family members and preparing earth cake earthquake gets . >> it is good day to think that you don't have telephone, power, may not be able to travel from one part of the city to the other due to debris in the way and really start thinking through those things and having those conversations with your children, your parents, your loved ones. >> reporter: in san francisco, alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> on the very day san francisco looks back to the 1906 earthquake, we will tell you what the city is doing to prep for the next great great. >>> the battle over a waterfront oakland a's stadium is heating up. >>>

i graduate students -- you may have been in my class, where you had to read sherman hattaway and archer jones, and i think you actually did. [laughter] gary: that is a very important book that henry w hallett, who presided over the first period of union success and later served as general in chief and chief of staff wielded great influence over the entire course of the conflict. butonly a western outlook, how a western general, wrote hattaway and jones, dominated. concluded,r hallett's general, only george meade did not belong to original command. richard and mcmurray, insisted that the war was actually lost in the western theater between 1861 and 1863. by the time lee took command of the army in northern virginia on june 1, 1862, suggests mcmurray, union armies had dealt their opponents "a series of serious, arguably mortal blows along the western rivers," continues mcmurray, with a touch of humans, rebel support continues to slide down, it became less and less likely that the confederates would avoid defeat by not losing since they were, in fact, losing. richard is a very droll fellow

the one archers that i was left. when he was seven he went to private school for boys.his dad was a football superstar and wanted the best for us. i really had my mind i just think he's such a good person. he's gone from knowing just living in the streets just the way to just playing soccer. just on the streets to all the way just living. with every start in life. it was expecting it's always kind of medically sacrificed quite a bit for me to go to school good school not just any school so he's always kind of i like to sort of remind me about it you know it's now and then when i step out of line is like hey remember i did this for you so come on at least return the favor and some sort of. cutter has dropped out of university and instead is working at a joinery company the basically the guy sort of off the rails kind of image aside if it's really just here i thought everyone has best friend from school is matthew the boss is. it was the most expensive school in johannesburg and was steeped in european culture like saying which is to use to. sit but i don't really want. g

institutes of health -- national inshtutes of heahows traffic pollution leads to learning delays.re archersound children exposed to air pollution in the womb were at higher risk f delays, their. >>> severe weather can make itself known in plenty of ways, don't we know it. some of it ugly, some downright dangerous. >> in mountainous areas, heavy rain can cse rockslides. this is red wing, minnesota. boulders came crashing down to a road below. one rock nearly killed a teenage driver. lack said the rot hit her car bringing -- rock hit her car bringing her a bump and a bruise. >> it could have been worse. >>> 5:51. time for the forecast with m stm teameorologist chuck bell. a nice day ahead, chuck? >> yes, indeed. another very warm afternoon. yesterday jumped all the way to 84 degree a that was big partup yesterday. the earl -- warmupda yest the earliest since we reached 84 on april 4th in 2011. it had been eight years since we've been so warm so early in the calendar year.e last year had an 81 on february 21st. but 84, usually doesn't come for another couple of weeks. here on a tuesday morning

yeah, but like the magpie, the archer, or whatever?whatever? it is yeah, but like the magpie, the archer, or whatever? it is early days. if we are going to call it anything it has got to be the champions league stadium because one thing is for certain, that stadium needs to host champions league football. that is why spurs are under a significant amount of pressure to finish in the top four. if there was ever a location to have big european games, then it is there. it does look great. someone in my ear is telling me that they are going to sell the naming rights. they need to have a competition like when they named the boat. it makes me diea when they named the boat. it makes me die a little bit inside. it would be fun! i can think of loads of names. yeah. i don't think that's what's going to happen. you mean the highest bidder will get to name it? yeah. let's take a look at today's papers. the front page of the telegraph suggests thatjeremy corbyn is in the brexit driving seat. he's pictured giving photographers the thumbs up as he arr

of the second inning as derek dieterich takes a nice long look at his two-run homer off of chris archern he steps back up to the plate, way behind him. a..er throws and not ejected for what is perceived as a retaliatory pitch. then words are exchanged. then a bruhl erupts as puig let's his fists fly. five ejected. pirates beat the reds 7-5. little dance in there. not too much. >> dance? only the beginning too. it's going to be an exciting season ahead. >>> former vice president joe biden is brushing off allegations of unwanted contact. >>> plus president trump renews his attacks on bob mueller and his team of quote 13 angry democrats. this as his lawyer rudy giuliani pushes for the public release of the mueller report. we're back in a moment. so, you're open all day, every day. that's what 24/7 means, sugar. kind of like how you get 24/7 access to licensed agents with geico. hmm? yeah, you just go online, or give them a call anytime. you don't say. yep. now what will it take to get 24/7 access to that lemon meringue pie? pie! pie's coming! that's what it takes, baby. geico®. great servi

o'neill, archer. >> while she assignment to the effort already, along with about 3400 others, dozens more came out to this informational meeting brockovich helped lead to see if it will be a step they will take in the recovery. >> we just have to have some better parameters with this company. that has proven itself. through no one's fault but their own. that they are not running the company correctly. >> she would like to see pg&e stop paying $1 billion to shareholders and instead pay those devastated by the campfire. one of the lawyers backing her and the suit, is not just focused on the legal wrangling. >> it still gets to me. >> after running for his life, joe early hope for four days, that his home and business had not been consumed by the campfire. then reality set in. more than just monetary paying pain he wants the siege to make pg&e realize the value of what he says the company stole from so many. and to fix it for the future. >> do your job. do your job. >> that was thompson reporting for those considering signing onto a lawsuit against pg&e, we are told the deadline to do s

he rides the chris archer pitch to deep center. and ends the longest home run drought of posey's career. hadn't hit one since last june. not exactly how they drew this up. reynolds into the right field corner. the giants get the ball to posey at the plate where the runner is tagged out. the giants hang on for a 3-2 win ending the pittsburgh winning streak at 5 and their own losing streak at 4. >>> and harvey the rabbit for the a's and blue jays. moriano takes a run away from oscar hernandez. nails the throw, back to the infield, but nick hundley throws to 2nd to get the strangest double play you've seen in awhile. the jays took the lead to the 7th and then put it away. the two-run homer gives the 5-1 win. they get their first three-game road sweep in four years with the 5-4 win. we'll see you at 11:30 for sports wrap. a lot more on the warriors and sharks. >> i can't wait for tuesday night. there's nothing like game seven. >> you'll be hard to be around on tuesday. you'll be all nerves. >> i'll be at my desk watching. and the warri

produced by archer productions inc. hey bert come on out and meet all these nice people. all right.really can't blame you. you see bert is a very careful fellow. when there is danger, this is the way he keeps from being hurt. sometimes it even saves his life. that is why these children are practicing. >> why were we chuckling? >> it's corny. >> it's corny okay. duck and cover which bert stars in, is a 1951 civil defense film shown to school children across the nation in the 50s. why is bert ducking and covering? >> nuclear war threat of nuclear war. >> threat of nuclear war. >> it doesn't seem like a successful strategy to me. >> the 1951 film. any observations about bert? what he is doing? what are the dangers? >> he sending a message to children, a cartoon with turtles, something they can relate to. they see in their lives as a toy or stuffed animal or pet. >> very friendly. >> you betray something darker, it's interesting. >> this is about an external threat. where is the threat coming from in the 1950s? >> of the threat is a stick of dynamite but the actual nuclear threat is imp

he was lucky in a sense that like archer and like ernie, he puts his so skilled with words with oratory then with his newspaper and masters of short form political editorial and imposes great speeches that we know him mostly for. he could process all the rage and hatred and anger in words. but he did not always process it fully. the rage freely comes out of him. when the civil war breaks out. you will never see linguistically more propagandist than douglass. he invented slaveholders, the horrible hunt that was liquidated, destroyed and worse. i don't have any deep overlay of psychological theory in this biography. you cannot miss the region him that has to come out. it has to come out throughout his life. he doesn't just process and get rid of it when emancipation comes by any means. it comes back again when he faces the lynching question very later in his life. , lessons of the hour by lynching. but last point about this, this man also has a very turbulent personal life. two marriages, one of 44 years to haner his first wife. followed him briefly out of slavery, out of baltimore. she t

>> in this last campaign, we were in archer county, which you may know from larry, when i was going into mearns cafe with the town hall meeting, there were 12 or 13 people. a guy pulls out a photo with lbj and 38, last time a senate candidate came to our community. 70 years since someone has shown up and listened. we, the democratic party have effectively functionally written off so many parts of the country. if democrats don't go to compete, republicans don't have to show up and just bank those votes and go home. those folks effectively are not represented. they're not heard. they don't have a seat at the table. whether you're from texas or whether you're from massachusetts or california, i think it behooves us all to show up everywhere, writing nobody off, take no one for granted. >> implicit in that is criticism of the campaign in 2016. >> i don't know. all i know is that the campaign i got to be a part of in 2018 was the most powerful experience of my life because so many people were bought into it. >> coming up on "the axe files" -- >> he's made his bet on strong men and dictators a

stokes made a quick 28 runs and then took a stunning catch off the bowling ofjofra archer as the superlast laugh though. they needed three off the last ball — bowled by stokes — and new zealander mitchell santner hit it for six. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10.30. thank you. theresa may has told mps they have a "national duty" to resolve the brexit crisis, as she defended accepting a further six month delay. but some of her own mps have called on her to resign, accusing her of "abject surrender" to the eu. the uk was due to leave with no—deal tomorrow — but in the early hours of this morning, eu leaders opted for a new deadline — the 31st of october. however the uk could leave before then if a deal is agreed. if it isn't, the uk will have to take part in european elections at the end of may. if we don't take part — we leave on the 1st ofjune with no deal. this afternoon, the prime minister and labour leader jeremy corbyn held more brexit talks. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. the fury isn't so fast any more. 0ur eu exit has slowed r

england announce their squad, for the cricket world cup today, it could include this man — jofra archery. a reminder you can get all the latest sport news on sportsday at half past six tonight on the bbc news channel. more at 11:15am. the bbc has announced the line—up for the 2019 proms — the world's biggest classical music festival. there will be special events featuring music ranging from jazz to hip hop and performances celebrating the 50th anniversary of the moon landings. here is a quick look at the line—up. classical music plays. applause i'm joined now by david pickard, director of bbc proms, and the violinist and conductor stephanie chilldress. thank you for coming in. hip—hop, break dancing and a nina simone from, are you programming glass memory rather than the proms?! certainly not! the promise always has had a place for popular as well as classical music we are still abutting the 150th anniversary of its founder, henry wood, who mixed the popular music of his day with contemporary classical music and that's what doing today but i think in his day it was victorian songs and t

the barbados—born pace bowler — jofra archer — has missed out on england's preliminary squad for they squad. for a couple of the warm up games. yesterday i had the call and told him he had been included in the squad for the first time, he had a chat and he was pleased and i went out, so little piece of information 20/20 is not the same as other cricket, different things but the skills that he brings it, they are broadly speaking transferable to the 50 over game. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. well let's get more on the news that the french government is inviting architects from across the world to submit allison what do you know about what happened on madeira this evening. allison, can you hear me? allison roberts in portugal, can you hear me? no, sorry we can't get her but while we look at the pictures showing as the accident and you see the bus there on its side, you see it was quite late at the time the accident happened in late afternoon early evening, it's in the sound —— it is southeast of madeira, we understand the bus overt