barrett allowed some food and drink. when they offered to pay her, she refused to accept any payment. however, some of the soldiers show -- throat some shillings atrophy. threw some shillings at her feet. after a thorough search of the property, the army gathered back up and began their march back towards concord. at about 11:30, they encountered northbridge and saw that something had taken place there. meanwhile, back in court -- back in concord, a lot of wooden implements used to carry cannons were gathered and heard in the center of the town. the residents implored the british to stop the fire, which they do. however, over on the hill, the gathering colonials, whose strength is now about 400, see smoke rising from the village of concord, and they do what most people would assume, that their house is on fire. they gather up in an orderly fashion, and they move on down with muskets loaded. the kernel starts to panic. he pulls his soldiers over to the side of the bridge. as they move over to the side of the bridge, some

that was born in the barrett backyard. jordie ba rrett‘s born in the barrett backyard.barrett's first test start one to remember. penalties kept the lines within reach. elliott daly kicking for the horizon. newsagent strained every sinew to hold back the lines, sometimes illegally. playing at eden parkis sometimes illegally. playing at eden park is a test of nerve. owen farrell could not be faulted there. this to level the match 15—15. a later refereeing decision denying the all blacks a chance to kick the victory. the series ending in an improbable draw. 12 years the new zealanders have waited for the return of the lions. this has delivered a fitting finale. while the tourists have one respect, they have fallen agonisingly short of what could've been their greatest triumph. that is it. now time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. two tea ms two teams cannot be separated. the lions draw in new zealand. runs for alastair cook as england stay in control against south africa at lord's. valtteri bottas claims the second pole of his career ahead of th

bridge,ched down to the amos barrett said they fired three warning shots into the river. he said i saw them splash in the river, and then they fired on us. killed and davis was mr. hosmer. there were two casualties on a regular size. and john buttrick gave the order to fire back. know, that's the first time provincial troops had ever been ordered to fire on regular troops in america. it's a pretty significant moment. significant is the fact that the order was obeyed. might be theso last time that day that anybody was ordered to fire. the fire he never stopped, but no one had to order fire again. regulars whoveral were killed and wounded and they retreated back into town and then started their retreat. back to boston. but time you got to merriam's corners, this was about noon, there were 1200 provincials very now they are outnumbered. fire began, that's how it was described. the provincials are going round and round the regular troops and firing on them. and that kept up for the whole rest of the day. in the regulars ran out and ammunition, they hadn't brought sufficient w

hadver, colonel barrett secretive the arms -- had secreted the arms away before him. -- beforehand. so, the british forces came to search, and they received permission to search the house and property. nothing was found, and during -- this time p eriod, some of the british soldiers asked for food and drink. when they offered to pay her, she refused to accept any payment. after a thorough search of the property, the army gathered back up and began their march back towards concord. at about 11:30, they encountered northbridge and saw that something had taken place there. back in concord, a lot of living implements used to carry tenants -- carry cannons were gathered and heard in the center of the town. the british were ordered to stop the fire, but over on the hill be gathering colonials whose strength is now up to about 400 see smoke rising from the village of concord. they do what most people assume when the house is on fire. , and they move on down with muskets loaded. just seen the colonials descending upon him, he panics and pulls the soldiers over to the side of the bridge. as t

up the opening score, a try finished by ngani laumape, but born in the barretts‘ back yard.as making his 100th appearance, but it was the debutants who were stealing the limelight asjordie barrett made his first test start one to remember. but the all blacks‘ dominance wasn't reflected in the score line. penalties kept the lions within reach as elliot daly kicked for the horizon. new zealand strained every sinew to hold back the lions, sometimes illegally. but playing here at eden park is a test of nerve. 0wen farrell could never be faulted there, this, the kick to level the match. a refereeing decision would deny the all blacks a chance for victory. this series ended an improbable draw. the series has delivered a fitting finale. the tourists have won respect but they have fallen agonisingly short of what could have been the greatest triumph. warren gatland entered his press conference after the match wearing a large red nose. that was because one new zealand newspaper had depicted him as a clown after the all blacks won in the first test. to come here to new zealand, agains

the younger brother of beauden barrett.sevilla, surprisingly left out of the first test, on the wing. and because sonny bill williams is and for this test because of that shoulder charge on anthony watson, mape comes in. hope that there is victory for the all blacks who haven't lost at eden park since 1994. everyone is talking about the backlash, how new zealand are going to respond to the rare defeat they suffered. if the lions do it it will be the first time they have won a series in new zealand since 1971. thank you forjoining us. arsenal have broken their transfer record to sign france striker alexandre lacazette. the deal was completed this afternoon, with lacazette joining the gunners for a fee of £46.5 million on a five—year contract. that could go up to as much as 52.5 million. no crashes or controversy on the fifth stage of the tour de france as we saw yesterday with mark cavendish‘s broken shoulder and peter sagan‘s expulsion. but there's a new leader — and a familiar one as ben croucher reports. the tour de franc

backline, bringing in the prolific winger who was left out off the first test, savea, and geordie barrettut, younger brother of bowden and scott barrett, and because of the suspension to sonny bill williams, who was banned for four weeks with a shoulder charge, he was replaced at centre, with mape making his test debut. and a big occasion for the captain kieran read, his 100th appearance, he will hope to see that out with a win. everyone has been talking about the backlash, about how the all blacks are going to respond to the rare defeat in wellington, but if the lions can deal with what's coming their way it will be the first time the lions have won a series in new zealand since 1971. and just before we go: lionel messi has agreed a new contract with barcelona which will keep him at the club until 2021. the argentine has spent his entire career with the catalan giants, having made his full debut in 2004 and has gone on to become their all—time leading scorer. he has helped them win eight league titles and four champions leagues. lots more sport from around the world at bbc.com slash spor

colonel barrett had been in the legislature a number of times, 65 years old. he's not someone who's just going to go off on his own, so it may be that concord's moderate conservative patriotism served the cause better than a town that was first to emerge in a mob or radical action, but one thing that's clear is they still try to exploit the network of wireless figures in the town of concord, so jonas minor who is a militia captain who is favorable to the king's aside sent notes into allies saying i cannot control these men here. doctor joseph lee, the one who could not get in the church was seen racing into boston december 1, 1774 to bring warning that crowd was going to march from concord tomorrow-- boston and to warn the judges. he was thereafter treated as a royalist and put into house arrest for the first part of the war. the governor, and all spies in the countryside. when the kings troop come out they have a map of the hiding places where militaries are stored, supplied to them by we think doctor benjamin church who is getting paid off by the british for

ill disciplined cred into their game and bowden barrett was able to kick them to lead.eginning to fade but the lions sprang into life. first, a crash over the corner and then a converted try brought them level. with minutes remaining, 0wen farrell held his nerve to kick the lions to a famous victory and one that keeps the dream alive. i spoke to tvnz veteran rugby reporter stephen stuart about how the result has levelled the playing field for the decider. they were down by nine points midway through the second half, the lions, an amazing comeback and look, you cannot take it away from them and the series needed this, the future of lions two needed this result in wellington last night. so what are your elections for the decider? depends on whether! it is a dry track. if it is, many are expecting the all blacks to bounce back but they will have a look midfield. they weren't terribly impressive last night, sure they were down to 14 players but i remember in 2003 when england was reduced to 13 players on the same ground, they beat the all blacks, though some sides can do it

it was about to increase as 6eordie barrett's debut got even better.aly. well over 50 metres. afterjerome kaino was sin—binned for that, the lions made sure there was nothing to separate the side. one game all, 12 oh, 20 minutes to go. make that 15, 12 to the all backs after that collapsed. surely that was it? not so. 78 minutes, the fantastic owen farrell was faultless once again. 15 apiece. while there was no historic victory for the lions, this was a historic series in many ways. england's cricketers just had the edge going into the third day of the opening test against south africa at lord's. and the tourists have made a pretty slow start — they've moved on to 224—5, still 234 runs behind. play gets underway at wimbledon in less than half an hour — novak djokovic, roger federer and agelique kerber among those in action today. and there are two british players heading into week two in the singles. after breezing through the first two rounds it was a far tougher match for andy murray against fabio fognini — he saved five set points to avoid taking it

that would come from the all blacks beauden barrett who picked out his younger, taller brother to setening score. try finished by ngani laumape. the new zealand captain made his 100th appearance but it weathered debutants stealing the limelight as jordie barrett made his first test start one to remember the all blacks dominance was not reflected in the scoreline, the lions were kept within reach as elliot daly kit for the horizon. new zealand strain every sting you to hold back the line. they had hoped from this yellow but playing here is a test of nerves and owen farrell could never be folded there. this was the kick to level the match. a refereeing decision denied the all blacks a chance of victory, a draw perhaps the fitting into a thrilling series. but for the lions a sense of what might have been remains. some other brief sports news before we go. england's cricketers have taken two early wickets on the third day of the opening test against south africa at lord's. liam dawson removed kagiso rabada for 27, jonny bairstow with the catch. and after making his half—century, temba bav

barrett rarely falters.was not in the mind of owen farrell who finished this as if he was playing in the park. in such a cauldron, cooler heads were needed, this was not what new zealand had in mind. williams becoming the first all—black to be sent off in any fixture in 50 years. at half—time, fans sensed an opportunity but a man advantage is no guarantee against the all blacks and hopes seemed swept away by the boot of barrett. it was time to be bold, much of what he does goes unnoticed, but not this time. any lion will tell you it is better to be the hunter than the hunted and with their tails up,: merry seized his chance. with the scores level into the final minutes, the lions needed something, a final kick, a final roar, a penalty that keeps the dream alive. this will be a victory that lives long in the memory when the lions found at their teeth. katie gornall reporting. let's take a look at the weather. our weather looks a bit better than it does in new zealand. they have had all that heavy rain, most o

however, colonel barrett had secretive the arms -- had secreted the arms away before him. -- beforehand. they were searching for the candid reported to be in the basement of this house. barrett.untered mrs. after searching nothing was found, during this time period some of the finish soldiers asked for food and something to drink as they had enough is the day before. -- had been up since the day before. she refused to accept any payment however some of the soldiers through some shillings upon her feet. up andy gathered back marched toward concord. the1: 30 they encountered northbridge and saw something had taken place right there. meanwhile back in concord, a lot of wooden implements used to andy kamman are gathered up burned in the center of town. the british were ordered to stop the fire, but over on the hill be gathering colonials whose strength is now up to about 400 see smoke rising from the village of concord. they do what most people assume when the house is on fire. they gather up, and they move on down with muskets loaded. having just seen the colonials descending upon him, he

up the opening score, a try finished by ngani laumape, but born in the barretts' back yard.he debutants who were stealing the limelight asjordie barrett made his first test start one to remember. but the all blacks' dominance wasn't reflected in the score line. penalties kept the lions within reach as elliot daly kicked for the horizon. new zealand strained every sinew to hold back the lions, sometimes illegally. but playing here at eden park is a test of nerve. 0wen farrell could never be faulted there, this, the kick to level the match. a refereeing decision would deny the all blacks a chance for victory. this series ended an improbable draw. the series has delivered a fitting finale. the two areas have won respect but they have fallen agonisingly short of what could have been the greatest triumph. warren 6atland entered his press conference after the match wearing a large red nose. that was because one new zealand newspaper had depicted him as a clown after the all blacks won in the first test. to come here to new zealand, against back—to—back world champions, and draw th

ill disciplined clapped into the and beauden barrett kicked the all—blacks into any team— nine lead.d in the corner, and the converted conor murray tribe roddy lions level. with minutes remaining, owen farrell held his nerve to take the lions to a famous victory. owen farrell held his nerve to take the lions to a famous victorylj will be happy if we get the test series win next week. i am glad we have got one game. whatever happens, we will come back with some credibility. the lions, moving forward , credibility. the lions, moving forward, keeping the reputation of that. i will only be happy if there isa that. i will only be happy if there is a series win next week. we kept the all— blacks without scoring, i do not be the last time that happened. for two test matches they have not stressed us from an attacking perspective. we have played poppers —— positive rugby. we feel we have improved in certain areas and we will take a look at yourselves over the next couple of days, and look to improve in those areas for next week. hopefully it will be one hell ofa week. hopefully it will be on

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the home of colonel james barrett would be a place where someone be stored. some would be stored. thomas gage won to seize these arms and armaments that had been collected. he wanted to do it in a secretive fashion. when he gathered 700 british soldiers to come out here to concord to collect these arms, it was not the best kept secret. host: you can see our entire literary by of concord, massachusetts, today on

world's best men and women, players will be on display and team usa will be represented by danny barrettpacifica. played his rugby atcal. >> people want to be engaged and learn. i'm sure those wl be the people filling the stadium. that's what we want as an american team, as the national team for our country. we want new people to come out. we want the young kids to be out and to watch the game and have their parents, you know, hey, this is what you could be doing. you can be an owe limb pea an one day. >> you probably can't be steph curry one day. the summer of curry continues.% doesn't matter if he is shooting at a hoop or a sun roof,

maría antonieta: mientras tanto, en su casa, la médium jackie barrett llevaba más de dos años viendointiendo el espíritu de patricia fonti, una de las víctimas del zodíaco. silvia: ella pudo como canalizar ese espíritu. para que ese espíritu en un fin pudiera tener un poco de paz. maría antonieta: pero una tarde quedó paralizada cuando notó que un encapuchado empañaba la ventana con su aliento. era, según narra en su libro the haunting of the gemini, el mismísimo demonio que venía en busca del alma de patricia para devolverla a uno de sus soldados, el asesino del zodíaco. cansada de tanto espíritu, jackie decidió jugarse el todo por el todo, y se fue a la prisión de great meadow, en el estado de nueva york, a ver a heriberto seda. presentía que algo iba a pasar, así que justo antes de entrar a la cárcel, se bañó con agua bendita. silvia: bueno, el agua bendita es algo que nos santifica y los espíritus negativos como reaccionan, como que se separan de eso. porque es como decir, como ajo para drácula. [pasos] maría antonieta: una vez adentro, jackie reconoció de inmediato al asesino de

. >> nobody did independence day barrett than them, and we have behind-the-scenes the scenes detailsll get into. j-rod was all smiles hand in hand, even locking lips, leaving the long island city stage where she debuted her new spanish language single. all while she showed off her toned figure in this daring $22,500 one of a kind fausto puglisi gown. >> a-rod was right there, just off stage as jennifer performed for the macy's fourth of july fireworks spectacular here in new york, and if this isn't true love, he waited very patiently for her as she did an interview right afterwards. ♪ i'm still jenny from the block ♪ >> jennifer was in town rehearsing on friday and pre-recorded her two performances for the special on saturday. >> they were spotted holding hands, and she was still in that gorgeous gown, which by the way, was first steen on kendall jenner back in 2014 for the music awards. j-lo had to change it up somehow, and she added her own custom embroidery. >> on july fourth, while her performance was airing, j-lo celebrated with a house party wearing a white lace dress. she did

and ted barrett is certainly hearing, and i am as well, that there is no appetite for that.ng to the white house, give me a break. we take confirmations seriously. >> speaking of the senate, i want to quickly bring in ryan nobles. he's on capitol hill for us tonight. ryan, there was another significant set back for the republicans on health care. update our viewers. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. the senate today voting against a plan that would just be a straight repeal of obamacare. this isn't that big of a surprise. we knew that there were not enough republican votes to pass this form of health care reform. but we were a little bit surprised by the volume of republican senators that came out against it. seven senators, including some surprises like lamar alexander of tennessee and rob portman of ohio, you know, seven -- these seven senators, six of them back in 2015 essentially voted for the same exact piece of legislation. but that, of course, was when barack obama was in office. and this really demonstrates how difficult it's going to be for mitch mcconnell over the n

>> our ted barrett, our stealth senate producer says the expectation is, first there will be a vote, that the democrats will get, which is going to be to send all of this back to the committees. which is not going to pass because it's a democratic measure and it will probably be party line. that is obviously to make a point. the point being, this is not doing right -- >> there's john mccain on his cell phone. this is live outside of his office. he's been critical when it comes to this. >> right. let me move on to why john mccain is important on this particular -- want to see if he was going to say anything. on this particular measure. and the answer is because he knows -- been reporting for hours now, the question has been, whether or not republicans like john mccain, lindsey graham, others, who do not like this skinny bill at all. they say it's bad policy. it would be bad if it became the law. they do not want it to become the law. what they have been looking for is an assurance from the house speaker that this would go to what's known as a conference. the house and senate would com

world's best men and women, players will be on display and team usa will be represented by danny barrett. played his rugby atcal. >> people want to be engaged and learn. i'm sure those will be the people filling the stadium. that's what we want as an american team, as the national team for our country. we want new people to come out. we want the young kids to be out and to watch the game and have their parents, you know, hey, this is what you could be doing. you can be an owe limb pea an one day. >> you probably can't be steph curry one day. the summer of curry continues.% doesn't matter if he is shooting at a hoop or a sun roof, steph has the golden touch. he was excited, pointed to the camera crew, did you get that, did you get that? was filming a commercial for xfinity and drains it in the moon roof. we were told he hit on his very first attempt. >> of course he did. >> he's steph. >> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> that's a clever idea. >> i don't know if it was part of the spot. might have been fooling around. >> will be part of it now. >> "abc 7 news" continues

thank you very much, glyn prysor, tim barrett, an emotional moment.of the remembrance ceremony at tyne cot cemetery in belgium with the bbc‘s ben brown from just before eleven o'clock this morning. coming up: the controversy surrounding a channel 4 programme due to be aired about princess diana. we find out why the corporation is under pressure to pull it. people who live in areas with high rates of hiv should be automatically tested for the virus when they register with a new gp. that's what a group of researchers are recommending after running a trial in east london. they had 80,000 people tested as part of the initial health check when theyjoined surgeries in the borough — and it quadrupled the number of hiv diagnoses. the research says not only would rolling this out save lives, but it would also save taxpayers money. we can speak to alex causton—ronaldson, who was diagnosed with hiv three years ago, when he was 24, and dr werner leber from queen mary university of london, who worked on this study. thank you both for coming in. alex, tell us how y

a new addition to join brendan and barrett. congratulations to the entire family. do they look happy? >> now a family of five. we are so happy for them. congratulations. >> that's going to do it for us. president tonight show is next. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jessica biel, matt bomer, musical guest,

when i told him a couple years ago we were adopting barrett, i was going to take time off. he said how much time do you have? i told him. he said no, no, no. you're going to use some of my time. that's such a sweet, loving, wonderful thing. he was so happy for us. you can really tell a lot about people with how they react to your happiness. we're going to miss him so much and his heart as well. >>> welcome back. even though fewer of you are buying cars, right now is the best time to snag some deals on a new ride. >> car buying experts say this is the best time to get a good price on a 2017 model. dealers want to get rid of the current models to get the new 2018 vehicles on the lot. experts say don't listen to car buying myths. they say shopping at the end of the month and on a rainy day doesn't really work. also, buying minutes before a dealer closes or looking for a deal on black friday aren't they say you can save money by getting a loan through a dealership. >> a lot of these loans are subsidized by the manufacturer and you can get one or potentially 0% loans. that's not

fire in march had a building used adds transitional housing was started by accident with a birth can barrett clark was listed as a kasht into that fire but there's no reason why that hamd. they said that the report had some errors and there will be a corrected version. >>> happening today an ordinance to name an sfo terminal after milk. he was the first openly gay person to be elected to public office in california when he became a supervisor in 1977. he was later assassinated a year later by dan white. the ordinance has the recommendation of the airport facilities's naming condition despite its own policy that forbids any renaming of terminal or area. >>> you're looking at the tower goes where's the cloud? where's the fog. >> the marine layer's a little bit deeper today so the clouds are just above the tower there but they're going to increase the cooling again. light breeze at the coast today, exercising good other than the extreme snooim sunshine and on the bay it's going to be breezy north of the bay bridge. but it will start around noon today instead of all day like yesterday. temperatu

was it the drugs that destroyed syd barrett? in that era of acid and psychedelia to actually destroying the band? my view was that drugs and lsd were not solely responsible for syd's illness. it felt at the time that syd was drifting off the rails and when you're drifting off the rails the worst thing you could do is start messing around with hallucinogenics. there's no question. he took a lot of lsd. i wasn't living with him at the time. i wonder whether you, david gilmour and others were on the same path. no. i took lsd once in my life and it was amazing but both thought, "wow! i don't want to go through that again." but it definitely exacerbated the symptoms that loosely strung together you and i might call schizophrenia. he heard voices, he became uncommunicative. they affect you deeply. there really were black holes in the sky. after his departure, you created music that will live as long as rock and roll. the dark side of the moon is still one of the most popular albums to download in the world. another interesting thing y

. >> lisa feldman barrett shirt and installation of her book "how emotions are made: the secret life of the brain." she is a university distinguished professor of psychology at northeastern university with appointments at harvard medical school in massachusetts and general hospital in psychiatry and radiology. she received a national institutes of health directors pioneer award for her groundbreaking research on emotion in the brain. she is an elected member of the royal society of canada. here's a sampling of the phrase for her and her book. in a review, library journal says, she presents a new neuroscientific explanation of why people are more swayed by feelings than fax. she offers an intuitive theory echoes against out on the popular understanding but also that of traditional research. emotions don't arise, rather, we construct them on the fly. furthermore, emotions are neither universal nor located in specific brain regions. they vary by culture and result from dynamic neuronal networks. "scientific american" calls the book remarkable for its freshness of its ideas and the "wall

it was luck that barrett wasn‘t totally on form kicking for new zealand, so you have to have a littleront of them, and eventually, they did mind, they did find enough discipline to stop giving the penalties away, but that is something which i think sam warburton, when he was interviewed afterwards, highlighted strongly, i think he did twice and he knows and we all know that in the third test they cannot afford to give so many penalties away. in fact we saw the celebrations there at full—time, sam warburton said immediately the job is not done, it is all about the third test. how critical do you think he was, bringing him back as captain, playing the full 80 minutes to the success of that team yesterday? it was his best game on tour, and he led by example with a back row, and the pack, and the close guards, body guards in defence we re close guards, body guards in defence were really good, at stopping new zealand getting momentum, which is what they did in the first test and how they undid the lions so critically, and it is a much different game when you are stopped on the gain line an

the home of colonel james barrett would be a place where someone be stored. some would be stored. thomas gage won to seize these arms and armaments that had been collected. he wanted to do it in a secretive fashion. when he gathered 700 british soldiers to come out here to concord to collect these arms, it was not the best kept secret. host: you can see our entire literary by of concord, massachusetts, today on c-span. also, it will be available online at any time at www.c-span.org. we welcome back to her desk larry noble for discussion on election law and the russian investigation. he is senior director and general campaign director. for those who are not familiar, what is the campaign legal center? guest: we are a nonpartisan organization that fights for democracy. we believe that every american citizen has a right to dissipate in our democracy -- two participate in our democracy. we work on voting rights and ethics law to make sure we are defending promoted people's ability to participate. host: how are you funded? guest: we are funded by foundations and private contributions.

start there had was all kind of activities, rock climbing for kid, autographs from eagles legend barrett brooks and vince papali and also military appreciation day >> serve us men and women were given players jersey after practice and took pictures. a special thanks going out to all to protect our country. the united states marine core sergeant michael lange. >> i think it is grates. always something i wanted to come do. now that i am back home i get to do it. >> reporter: for one family thinks more than just a chance to see their favorite team practice. >> go eagles, right. >> yes. >> reporter: rich and his stepson brayden are here for much needed distraction, an emotional time for them. >> he was diagnosed with cancer five weeks ago. >> reporter: spending this time together means meaning the world little guy got to meet carson wentz after the practice. >> he is my hero. >> reporter: you can help donate by following the link posted on our web site, reporting at the link, bob brooks, channel six, "action news". >>> all right. atlantic city rail service will remain suspended for two weeks

beauden barrett rarely falters. the conditions made even the basics a challenge. the mind of 0wen farrell, who finished this as if he was playing in the park. in such a cauldron, cool heads were needed. not this. sonny bill williams becoming the first all black to be sent off in 50 years. now it was time to be bold. often much of what toby faletau does goes unnoticed. not this time. any lion will tell you it is better to be the hunter than the hunted and with their tails up, conor murray seized his chance. with the scores level in the final minutes, the lions needed something. a final kick, a final roar, a penalty that keeps the dream alive. i didn't even celebrate when the final whistle went, ijust thought, we are evens now. they won the first half and we won the second half and we have got one more half of rugby. this'll be a victory that lives long in the memory. the lions have found their teeth. katie gornall, bbc news, wellington. great britain's geraint thomas has won the first stage of this year's tour de france, a 1k kilometre time trial through dusseldorf

reports the background to this is that last year a private criminal prosecution was brought against barrett was blocked by judges because it was ruled that blair would have immunity against criminal prosecution so there was no point proceeding with it this case they could see that to mean or see overturned it could see him face charges and in fact the charge that they want to level is one of aggression to the second aim of this case is to establish whether aggression is in fact a crime under english law this attempt to private prosecution is based on the findings of last year's chilcote inquiry the report was published last year and it concluded that the war at the time wasn't a last resort which of course it should be that the consequences of the invasion were severely underestimated and that post conflict planning in iraq was wholly inadequate despite all this tony blair has been in public life off and on. on ever since that in fact earlier this year he announced that he would be making a comeback to politics because of breaks it now when he said that he faced the now familiar cries of wa

bowden barrett had ten shots at goal and only landed seven. that was the difference, i guess.ons are not heading to auckland, they are instead going to queenstown in the south island for three days. lots of excitement and a sportsmanlike attitude from yourself, stephen. thank you for your time. remember you can get in touch with us on remember you can get in touch with us on twitter. we love to hear your views. hello once again. sunday is shaping up to be a half decent day for many parts of the british isles save for parts of scotland where your impression will be slightly twisted by the fact they will see showers. not a cold start wherever you may begin the day, temperatures possibly in single figures in the glens of eastern scotland. once we got rid of the last of saturday's rains in the south—east, a lot of england and wales enjoys a super day. more cloud for northern ireland, more in the way of showers for scotland. a quick look at some of the detail, not quite unbroken sunshine but much improved for the far west of wales. the far south—west of england and tending into sat

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the all blacks scored two tries in what was a breathless first half, with ngani laumape and barrett bothblacks' dominance was not reflected in the scoreline, and a series of penalties kept them within reach. with three minutes to go, owen farrell tied the scores15— with three minutes to go, owen farrell tied the scores 15— 15 and a late controversial refereeing decision denied the all blacks a kick to secure victory. in the end it ended with an improbable draw, perhaps a fitting finale to what has been a thrilling series. but for the tourists, they will leave with a sense of what might have been, having come agonisingly close to what could have been the greatest triumph. england's cricketers have built a good lead at lord's on the third day of the test against south africa. they were 97 ahead after the first innings, and have extended that to 216 at the close of play, with just one second—innings wicket down. i thought they bowled really well. tonight you know, it was a really tough couple of hours for us, and we did well to come through that one down, it now sets us brilliantly up for t

beauden barrett rarely falters. a challenge but if there was tension, it certainly wasn't in the mind of 0wen farrell who finished this as if he was playing in the park. in such a cauldron, cool heads were needed. this was not what new zealand had in mind. sonny bill williams becoming the first all black to be sent off in any fixture in 50 years. at half—time, fans sensed an opportunity. but a man advantage is no guarantee against the all blacks and hopes seemed swept away. with no more room for error it was time to be bold: any lion will tell you it's better to be the hunter. with their tails up to be the hunter. with their tails up murray seized a chance. with the scores level into the final minutes the lions needed something. a final kick, a final roar, a penalty that keeps the dream alive. this will be a victory that lives long in the memory. the lions have found their teeth. princes william and harry are to attend a private service to re—dedicate their mother's grave, on what would have been princess diana's 56

bruising encounter but it takes more than brute force to knock the all blacks off their stride, beauden barretters. the conditions made even the basics a challenge but if there was tension, it certainly wasn't in the mind of owen farrell who finished this as if he was playing in the park. in such a cauldron, cool heads were needed, not this. sonny bill williams becoming the first all black to be sent off in 50 years. now it was time to be bold. often much of what toby faletau does goes unnoticed, not this time. any lion will tell you it's better to be the hunter than the hunted and with their tails up, conor murray seized his chance, and with the scores level in the final minute, the lions needed something, a final kick, a final roar, a penalty that keeps the dream alive. this will be a victory that lives long in the memory. the lions have found their teeth. the lions have only won one series in new zealand, back in 1971. ahead of this game, sam warburton said this would be the biggest challenge of his career. this is what he had to say after the match. i know we were against 14 men. we have to

if you have an ulcer or you have something like barrett's esophagus, right there a pre cancerous lesione esophagus. there are reasons to take this drug. problem i see is someone like me will put you on this because you have heartburn and then we all forget bit, you are on it for the next five to 10 years. >> you take it every day. >> you take it every day. >> if you have heartburn and don't have barrettes'ses solve guest gust or something serious i will go more with the h2 blocker like zantac, pep side that is not associated. one other thing that is very important if you cannot just stop these, you have to taper off of them. you can get a rebun refluxes. you need to do that to make sure you are on it for good reason and taking it long term you better have a good reason. that is my personal, opinion. >> well, from your personal opinion people like me the doctors will this change when it comes to you and say i have heartburn can you give me something. >> i think we need to go with more h2 blockers that is my opinion unless there is a good reason. >>> there are good reasons to be on pro to

i think barrett might have been overwhelmed, maybe at home. >> lot going on here. don't want a toddler at the hospital. >> beautiful family. we have a look at the commute. melissa is on maternity leave, jack taylor will help us out in a second. want to see what you face when you head out the door. chuck and sheena stepped outside. what do you think? >> very comfortable outside this morning, no complaining allowed today. >> not today. this is a windows down day. i would suggest being outside. 69 degrees in the district, 62 in potomac. 61, centerville. prince george's county, low 60s. 62 for washington, 65 in riverdale. here is what to expect. unseasonably cool through the afternoon, not as hot. i call it refreshing. 83 for a high temperature. show you when the storms will be that's coming up in a bit. >>> 5:02. angie goff, just found out what's going on on a crash on route 50. >> breaking development. what we have in anne arun dell county, state police confirm two people were killed. we have jack taylor in the first 4 traffic center with more on the impact of it all

tim anderson, it gets right past barrette out. 1-0.he a's in their half come right back with the bases loaded. a shot to the right. a two run single. he scores the go-ahead run. right now the a's and the second inning and their leading the white sox to-1. -- 2-1. in the meantime, marsh on lynch is having a good time wherever he goes. he was up on is old seattle stomping grounds playing in a charity soccer match. he goes into beast mode. it comes out onto the field and socks and slippers, flip-flops instead of athletic shoes. and then he follows the ball and he just cannot help himself. he picks it up and rumbles past the goalie and into the end zone right there. he's got american football in world football confused there. he gets a red card for that. he doesn't like that call. he grabs a red card out of the officials and and gets rid of it. if you know anything about lynch, he's a life of the party wherever he goes. in the meantime, another strange story about a former nfl running back, a former pittsburgh steeler. take a look at how d

vonnie: noah barrett, great to talk to you. he is co-lead of energy and utilities research joining us from denver. let's get a check on the first word news this afternoon. here's courtney donohoe. tookney: president trump shots at congress, hillary clinton, and attorney general jeff sessions. art theed, "why committees and investigators and our beleaguered ag looking at to crooked hillary's crime and russia relations?" according to people familiar with the matter, the eu's energy supply could be at stake. new sanctions could be announced as early as this week. they would prohibit u.s. businesses from the eu and include stopping a plant $10 billion natural gas pipeline . the president of poland city will veto part of a judicial overhaul that is threatening the independence of the court system. the legislation has led to eight straight days of antigovernment protests. the president will veto bills from the supreme court and the judicial council that decides which judges are promoted. emmanuel macron's popularity has taken a dive.