two early tries for aaron smith, and by the time beauden barrett raced clear, his team are also out ofthe break. game surely over. after that, it was damage limitation for ireland, and while robbie henshaw finally broke their duck, it was suitably the all blacks, and beauden‘s brotherjordie barrett that had the final say. they'll take some stopping. for ireland, it was the end of an era. the final games for coach joe schmidt and skipper rory best, hardly the exits they'd have wanted. look, the all blacks were fantastic tonight. look, i've loved every minute of it. my team—mates, the coaching staff, and probably in particularjoe as well who is moving on. i think he brought irish rugby and probably my game in particular to a different level when he came here. so once again, ireland head home at the quarterfinals. remember, they'd come into this tournament as the world number ones, but their hopes have ended in more disappointment. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. wales are in quarter—final action tomorrow morning, and they'll be at full strength when they face france. coach warren gatland ha

barrett is normally a walk forward. this is the first time he has started a test in the back row.ing behind it perhaps is that his extra height will be useful in the wine out but aside from that the main focus of this match has been a spot of mind games between the two coaches. it all started when england's head coach eddiejones said that all the pressure was on new zealand. there is 120 million japanese people out there who's a second team are all the all blacks was that there is no pressure on us. just have a great week, enjoy, enjoy the great opportunity we have. they're working for the third world cup so that brings some pressure. but when he announced his team today, the new zealand coach steve hansen was naturally asked about eddiejones's condiments hansen was naturally asked about eddie jones's condiments and hansen was naturally asked about eddiejones's condiments and he is not taking them to seriously. he is trying to text the pressure off his on—site by getting everyone to talk about us and pressure. a smart move but i am not buying into it. our players are not buying in

a third of them were scored by barrett. the catch — all three scored by a different brother.up it was the youngster, jordie. he scored the all blacks' second. beauden was next to cash in after a neat kick through, and then scott completed the family affair with a fine effort of his own. the win takes them second in pool b, a point behind italy. we will come away with some confidence about what we are trying to do, is starting to build and grow. and we have had a massive win here. we put a lot of work into our training, probably way harder than what we normally would. but, you know, the ten days gave us that opportunity, and i think we will bank that. so the biggest thing we will come away with is confidence. a little less confident were france, who were struggling to shrug off the usa for much of their encounter in pool c. three tries in the last 15 minutes earned them a bonus point in a 33—9 win. forward bernard le roux said the usa's showing was a big surprise. there are two more games on thursday. ireland will be aiming to get their campaign back on track after last week's

would you join me in recognizing tom barrett and the barrett family farm.plause] thank you, tom. we also have with us the first generation owners of a farm just a few miles down the road. they started it three decades ago with just a few dollars. they have grown the farm to over 150 employees, hundreds of head of cattle and hogs. most important, it is where they raised their four daughters and two sons. they are proof of the american dream. giving a join me in warm round of applause to two hard-working farmers here that represent everything that is great about agriculture. brett and teresa boss. [applause] did i mention -- i mentioned these two families because they are emblematic of each of you. there proof that you give american workers and farmers a level playing field, our farmers and ranchers can compete and win. with anyone in the world. it is the truth. [applause] that is why since the first day of this administration, we have been working to open up markets all over the world. i am proud to report that president trump renegotiated our trade agreemen

ambassador barrett will be taking over from dr.heather wilson who did an outstanding job as the secretary of the air force. secretary wilson's leadership was critical in working closely with the congress in rebuilding the u.s. air force which had shrunk to its smallest level just a few years ago ever since the air force was created in the late 1940's. we had to start bringing it back. she did a great job on that. and i know ambassador barrett is committed to continuing that rebuilding of this critically important branch of our military. now another important element of ambassador barrett's experience is that as a former u.s. ambassador to finland, she understands the strategic importance of the arctic and what is happening in terms of great power competition in the arctic. so i wanted to spend a few minutes talking about that critically important part of the world right now. in my state, the great state of alaska's role in it. dating back to general billy mitchell, who is the father of the u.s. air force, alaska has been recognized

brother jordie barrett that had the final say.but for ireland it is the final era. for skipper rory best, hardly the exit he would have wanted. my team—mates, and the coaching staff and probably, in particular, joe who is moving on. he brought irish rugby and my game to a different level. once again, ireland head home at the quarterfinals. they come into the tournament has the world number ones, but their hopes have ended in more disappointment. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. six nations champions wales are in quarterfinal action tomorrow morning. they play france with coach warren gatland naming the same full strength side that beat australia in the pool stages. wales have won seven of their last eight games against france — including a 211—19 victory in february en route to clinching the grand slam. and wingerjosh adams says — having the tag of favourites is something they'll relish... they said that we are favourites going into the australian game. we do not mind having that title. we have worked hard to earn a tag of being one o

will you join me in recognizing tom barrett and the whole barrett family farm? [applause] thank you, tom. we also have with us the first generation owners of a farm just a few miles down the road. they started it three decades ago was just a few dollars to their name. since then, they have grown the farm to more than 150 employees. is most importantly, it where they've raise their four daughters and two sons. they are proof of the american dream. so would you join me in giving a two round of applause to hard-working farmers the represent everything that is great about agriculture. brett and teresa, where are you? take about. -- a bow. these two families because they are really emblematic of each and everyone they are proof that you give american farmers and workers a level like an hour farmers and ranchers can compete and win with anyone in the world. that's why since the first day of this administration, we have been opening up markets all around the world. donaldud to present trump renegotiating our trade agreement with south korea. earlier this week, the pres

with debate expected on the nomination of barbara barrett to be the next air force secretary. vote to advance of that nomination scheduled for 5:30 p.m. eastern. now live senate coverage here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. today's opening prayer will be offered by pastor andrew brunson from chapel hill, north carolina. before i pray, i want to thank the senate. i am standing here because so many of you fought for me. i'm deeply grateful. you were unified fighting for my release. thank you. the guest chaplain: let us pray. our heavenly father, may your holy name be honored. may your name be held in high regard in this senate. we give thanks to you for you are good, and your steadfast love endures forever. you have watched over this nation through various times of peace, prosperity, turmoil, and war. may we continue to look to you and be a people who seek your face. draw us near, and may we draw near to you. blessed is the nation whose god is the lord. reveal to us our sins and forgive us. reveal to us also your love, and enable each of us to l

president trump qualified nominees for starters later this afternoon, advance nomination of barbara barrett, president's choice to be secretary of the air force. speaking of our armed forces, congress can waste no more time getting appropriate process back on track and delivering the funding our service members need. just two months ago, the president and speaker of the house produced an agreement to guide the appropriates process. the white house set top line funding target for defense and nondefense. and agreed to forego bills. last month unfortunately, democratic colleague went back on the deal, routine funding negotiations were subject to poison pill threats and urgent resources for operation of the pentagon were withheld for the sake of politics. look, we need to put political games aside. democrats need to stop filibustering pay raise for troops and the funding commanders need. we need to get our funding process back on track for the entire federal government. and house democrats need to stop slow walking the u.s. mca, the landmark trade agreement that stands to create 176,000 new ame

and the barrett farm.re you all? [applause] >> thank you, tom. i'm told we also have with you the first generation owners of a farm just a few miles down the road. they started it three decades ago with a few dollars to their name and since then they've grown that farm to more than 150 employees, hundreds of head of cattle and hogs, and as they said most importantly, it's where they raise their four daughters and two sons. they're proof of the american dream, this first generation of family farm. give a round of applause to two hardworking farmers in iowa that represent everything great. where are you? [applause] >> here we are. take a bow. thanks, bret, thanks. i mentioned these two families because they're really emblematic of each and every one of you. they're proof that you give american farmers and american workers a level playing field and our farmers and our ranchers and our workers can compete and win with anyone in the world. it's the truth. [applaus [applause] >> and that's why since the first da

senator chair mccaskill, pulitzer prize winner eugene robinson from "the washington post" and barretturger a prosecutor in the southern district of new york. good morning to everyone. thrilled to have you here. feels like a big prime time evening as well. i want to go right to the hill, garrett, what are we going to see next. >> we're going to continue to see this debate play out over the next hour or so and could see extended remarks from speaker pelosi and house minority leader kevin mccarthy as we refer to as magic minutes one minute of time afforded to the leaders that can stretch on as long as they see fit and then i expect to see a largely party-line vote this morning. democrats have managed to bring some wayward democrats who had not yet supported the impeachment effort back into the fold on this, in part by playing up the idea that this is, in fact, a process vote, not a conviction, not a vote on a specific article of impeachment. just the next step on the road. several democrats who opposed or not supported the inquiry have come out in favor in part by saying they are in favo

and the whole barrett family farm.re are y'all? thank you, tom. i'm told we have with us a first generation owner of a farm just a few miles down the road. they started it three decades ago with just a few dollars to their name, and since then they have grown that natural to more than 150 employees, 100 heads of cattle and hogs, and as i've said most importantly it's where they raised their four daughters and two sons. they are proof of the american droernlgs this first generation family farm so would you join me and give a warm round of applause to two hard working farmers here in iowa that represent everything that's great about agriculture, brett and theresa vos. where are you. take a bow. here we are.s. where are you. take a bow. here we are. thanks, brett, thanks, theresa. i mention these two families because they are really emblematic of each and every one of you. they are proof that if you give american farmers and workers a level playing field, that our farmers and our ranchers and our workers can compete and w

work on the president's executive and judicial nominations including anniversaries nominee barbara barrett. watch live gavel to gavel coverage of the house on c-span, on the senate live at c-span2, or listen live on the go using the free c-span radio app. the british parliament start add new session questioned with the traditional speech by queen elizabeth. her remarks commonly referred to as the screen's speech outline the government's policy priorities including brexit, the u.k.'s global leadership shall and investments in science and education. queen elizabeth ii will make a queen elizabeth: please be seated. my lords and members of the house of commons. my government's priority has always been to secure the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of october. my government intends to work towards a new partnership with the european union based on free trade and friendly cooperation. my ministers will work to implement new regimes for fisheries, agriculture and trade seizing the opportunities that arise from leaving the european union. an immigration bill ending fr

beauden barrett added a third try for new zealand, just before the break. it was 22—0 at halftime.eland did get two consolation scores from robbie henshaw and then a penalty try, butjordi barrett rounded things off for new zealand in the closing minutes to complete a ruthless victory over ireland. ireland's disappointment at the world cup continues. once again, they have been knocked out at the quarterfinal stage. remember they had gone to this tournament as the world number ones. as for new zealand, what a performance from them, and what a mouthwatering semifinal it sets up against england in yokohama next weekend. what a match that is going to be! cats, les mis, the phantom of the opera — all shows enjoying huge success in london's west end and now disney's the lion king is celebrating a milestone. it made its way onto the west end stage on tuesday the 19th of october 1999 at the lyceum theatre. 20 years on and the production based on the 1994—animated film is one of the longest—running musicals in west end history. deborah godchaser is making her west end debut — and took us bac

beauden barrett added a third try for new zealand, just before the break. it was 22—0 at halftime.extending their lead. ireland did get two consolation scores from robbie henshaw and then a penalty try, butjordi barrett rounded things off for new zealand in the closing minutes to complete a ruthless victory over ireland. ireland's disappointment at the world cup continues. once again, they have been knocked out at the quarterfinal stage. remember they had gone to this tournament as the world number ones. as for new zealand, what a performance from them, and what a mouthwatering semifinal it sets up against england in yokohama next weekend. don't forget, you can get in touch with me on twitter. hello there. saturday was a day of contrast. we finally got some much—needed sunshine across central and southern england and, in fact, in hampshire, we had over seven hours of sunshine. that's not bad for this time of year. it was a different story though further north, across the scottish borders. there was some heavy, persistent rain at times, and some blustery winds and, in fact, edinburg

bowden barrett added a third travel new zealand just before the break, it was 22—0 at halftime.onsolation scores from robbie henshaw and that a penalty try but jordi barrett round things of the new zealand in the closing minutes to co m plete new zealand in the closing minutes to complete a ruthless victory over ireland. ireland's disappointment at the world cup continues once again, they have been knocked out at the quarter—final stage. they have been knocked out at the quarter—finalstage. rememberthey have gone to this tournament as the world number ones, as for new zealand, what a performance from them and what a mouthwatering semifinals it sets up against england in yokohama next weekend. the other quarter—finals take place on sunday. a reminder of our top story. as borisjohnson who has written to the european union asking for a further delay to brexit, after he lost a key vote in parliament on his withdrawal deal. but he has not signed the letter, which she was legally obliged to write. he sent a second letter making his position clear that a postponement of britain's depar

bowden barrett added a third try for new zealand just before the break and it was 22—0 at half—time.r lead. ireland did get two consolation scored from robbie henshaw and then a penalty try, but geordie barrett rounded things off for new zealand in the closing minutes to complete a ruthless victory over ireland. aaron ‘s disappointment at the world cup continues once again they have been knocked out at the quarterfinal stage. they had gone into this tournament as the world number ones and as for new zealand, what a performance from them and a mouthwatering semi—finals are set up a against england in yokohama next weekend. to the premier league where manchester city reduced that gap at the top to five points after a routine victory over crystal palace at selhurst park. first half goals from gabrieljesus and david silva inside two first half minutes were enough to claim all three points as city responded to losing to wolves last time out. elsewhere, everton eased pressure on marco silva by beating west ham. aston villa, chelsea and leicester were also winners whilst spurs had to rely o

securitas straight sets victory with an ace ousting italian the teo barrett in a 6364 win earlier on russian serving here beat stefanos to us is 7675 victory means he's still yet to drop a set this week and reaches his 6 tournaments final in a row. and english and french troops clashed on saturday but not a drop of blood was shed it was a reenactment of the battle of hastings nearly a 1000 years after the original event the famous battle of 1066 pitted william of normandy against the anglo-saxon king harold and marked the beginning of the norman conquest of. an ancient battlefield comes alive with his sound of steel against steel. hundreds to see. to reenact about so defined in history. he was. facing off. in his saxon army against william and his normans. their swords with. flu. and count grew. a lot of the exhilaration of kind of fighting is very exciting very intense you don't think about anything else because although. only pretending to be in the battle there are still people where you can actually make the weapons around we believe that with your 2 numeration could never do tha

back—to—back world champions, new zealand crush canada at the rugby world cup, with the help of three barrett europe, and the defending champions league winners, liverpool. after 36 minutes, theirfirst home game of this year's competition seemed a breeze. 3—0 up, only an incredible salzburg fightback levelled the match, only for liverpool to sneak a 11—3 win. it is the first points of the group stage after an opening defeat to napoli. mo salah added to sadio mane and andrew robertson efforts.

so just the important element it is a very fluid situation with a lot of unknowns thank you thomas barrett thank you very much for the update will be coming back to you shortly we'll be bringing you all the latest from and say these various attacks as the news comes in if you watching data you news i'm rebecca. will be up next with all the latest on these attacks and thank you for watching. good byes sausage or low veggie. big changes are underway in the food industry. our major food companies changing to meet new demand. and little less meat consumption really help the environment. join us as we explore the deacon germany. and gemini with w. at any time i play any place names he and i don't like a bit of pop songs to sing along to she has to come from soup. for. interactive exercises. everything is online. and interactive in german to frame 50 w. . world unto itself. with its own gravitational pull. the finest musical compositions. mysteries trees i. don't believe that she was into them don't tell me that she never. for yourself and the joint you come up in the morning blame blame real th

two early tries for aaron smith, and by the time beauden barrett raced clear, his team are also out of that it was damage limitation for ireland, and while robbie henshaw finally broke their duck, it was suitably the all blacks, and beauden's brotherjordie barrett that had the final say. they'll take some final stopping. for ireland, it's the end of an era. the final games for coach joe schmidt and skipper rory best, hardly the exits they'd have wanted. look, the all blacks were fantastic tonight. look, i've loved every minute of it. my team—mates, the coaching staff, and probably in particularjoe as well who is moving on. i think he brought irish rugby and probably my game in particular to a different level when he came here. so once again ireland head home at the quarterfinals. remember, they came into this tournament as the world number ones, but their hopes have ended in more disappointment. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. the football association says it's deeply concerned about reports of racism, which today caused an fa cup qualifying match to be abandoned. non—league haringey boro

barrett, thank you so much for being with me. you have worked by this man's side, going from announcing so publicly this huge victory, this death of abu bakr al baghdadi and now to being booed. what do you think went through his mind that evening? >> he has a tendency to make everything by himself. that's his problem. great presidents have a way of uniting the country, of encouraging, of instilling personal loyalty through putting country first and i think the people are smart and they can see that. and i think that's why they cheered george w. bush that evening in october after 9/11. i could see some leaders that are out there, i can see ben sass or nicky hale on one side or mayor pete or joe biden doing that again. i could never see him doing that. that's not what he's about. he turns everything inward. that's why his announcement of this great victory by the seals and special forces flopped so horribly. i'm sorry, delta force. in the same day he has this incredible going to something he never should have been at. it was never

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barrett burger, a former assistant u.s. attorney with both the eastern district of new york and for good measure, the southern district of new york, and clint watts, former fbi special agent, a distinguished research fellow at the foreign policy research institute, the author of "messing with the enemy: surviving in a social media world of hackers, terrorists, russians, and fake news." good evening to you all. katie, i'd like to begin with you and your reporting. what this linked the attorney general to. i thought that there was a u.s. attorney from the state of connecticut who had been appointed, in effect, the investigator of the investigators, going back to the origins of the mueller investigation. how deep into this investigation is the attorney general himself? >> i think what we've seen with our reporting and that great "washington post" report is that the attorney general is not only extremely interested in this review but that he is essentially quarterbacking it. you're right, he did ask john durham, the u.s. attorn

devlin barrett is one of the hewhst blpo tedwashington devlin, always good the see you on the newshour. thank you. before we get into attorney general barr's role in all of this, can you justs emind us s whe abt ouonj.mad.ythis nnecticutneral barr,o u.s. attorney named john durham to start looking into estions of was there any inappropriate conduct by intelligence agenciesspecifically the c.i.a. or the f.bol.i., invng the investigation of trump campaign associates. and this whole notion of the collusion investigation. be answered was: did anyying to intelligence officials of either heof those ageies cross any lines. >> brangham: so this is looking in part at what the president on a nearly basis refers to as the witch hunt. that's what this investigation is in part looking at. >> right it's another review, iw,ternal review of that process, ande remember, re is already the inspector general from the justice department looking a it. there's a lot of frankly people looking over their shoulders and checkingheir work, but this has en m svioarnginunet d come to learn how significant this effo

devlin barrett is one of the reporters at the "washington post" who helpedreak this story. devlin, on the newshour.e you thank you. before we get into attorney general barr's role in all of thba, can you just remind us is investigation has beenhat is going on since about may whener attorney g barr, who hadn't been in the job that long, appointed a connecticut u.s. attorney named john durham to start looking into questions conduct by intellinappropriate w agencies, specifically the c.i.a. or thf.b.i., involving the investigation of trump campaign aociates. w and thle notion of the collusion investigation. de question that was trying to be answered was:id any intelligence officials of either of those ageiecross any lines. >> brangham: so this is looking in part at what the president on a nearly basis refers to as the witch ht.re that's what this investigation is in part looking at. >> right. it's another review, internal review of that process, and remember, there is already the inspector general from the justice department looking at it. there's a lot of frank people looking

and all three scored — beauden, and jordie, and scott barrett all on the score sheet.ind pool leaders italy, who wont be there for long, you imagine, they still have to face both south africa and the all blacks. france needed three late tries to survive a scare against the united states. 31 points to 7 it finished in their second win at the world cup. the french were leading 12—3 but allowed the us back into it conceding two more penalties, both converted by aj macginty. but france scored three more tries to pick up a bonus point, including this score from baptiste serin. and moves france up to second in pool c, one point behind england who play argentina on saturday. you're watching sportsday on bbc news, still to come... join me as i bring you the latest from the england women football camp as they prepare to play brazil this saturday, and middlesbrough. —— at middlesbrough. as britain go for gold tonight, is doha winning over the doubters? it's been a long time since we've been able to say this. andy murray is into a singles quarterfinal for the first time in a year

barrett, as a veteran of the southern district of new york, i want to get your reaction to the irony and the substance of rudy giuliani now apparently being under criminal investigation by the southern district, a u.s. attorneys office he used to run. >> yeah, i mean, it's pretty startling to say the least. i think what you'll see throughout the southern district of new york's investigation is an investigation that will proceed in many ways very differently than the congressional investigation. first, just because somebody doesn't want to comply with the subpoena, they can't just voluntarily choose not to when that subpoena has the possibility of contempt of court behind it. the southern district of new york is not going to look favorably on people that decide to put forward baseless arrangements or just not show up for a grand jury subpoena. so i think you'll see a lot more cooperation with the investigation, but certainly the fact that the southern district of new york has now turned its sights on rudy giuliani is significant, and he should be worried. >> barbara, it seems rudy giu

but they do have the barrett brothers and all of those fantastic players. better than they were today to beat the all blacks but they smashed australia four tries to one and it was a great performance. nice to read a positive headline in the sports pages after a week of racism. not that it has ever gone away and it has come back again tonight. horrendous story, this fa cup game against yeovil town and haringey borough, the yeovil players walked off because the goalkeeper was racially abused by travelling fans. the fa have to start doing something. it shows why, when condemning and being angry about the treatment of the england players in bulgaria, they pointed out that we've got our own problems. we have to get our house in order. we've got our own problems. we have to get our house in orderlj reported on this four panorama years ago at the 2012 euros championships, it's about time they started banning countries from tournaments, notjust banning their supporters. it's the only message you can get across strongly by doing it. it has gone on forfar strongly b

when they come back the senate will complete work on the nomination of barbara barrett to be the next air force secretary, with a final vote on her scheduled for 4:15 eastern. and now to live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. today's opening prayer will be offered by giani sukhvinder singh of milbourne, pennsylvania. the guest chaplain: good morning. let us pray. "one universal creator god, by the grace of the true guru."

barrett, constitutional immunity, what is that? >> so constitutional immunity is not something that this administration has invented. this is something that has been offered up by other administrations in the past essentially this idea that close senior advisers to the president are immune from having to go testify in front of congress. it's sort of derives from the theory that they are sort of alter egos of the president himself and that since the president himself can't be compelled to testify in front of congress, his close senior advisers shouldn't be held to a different standard. >> how is the judge going to look at this? on the one hand the white house is claiming constitutional immunity and the other hand the house has subpoenaed him. >> yeah. we're sort of uncharted territory here. there's been one federal court rejected this absolute immunity. there's a few different ways a court could go with it. number one, they could say, yes, we agree with the office of legal counsel. this is an absolute immunitity, no senior advisers

the family of barrett riley claims the company could have kept the tragedy from happening. the cars lithium battery pack which exploded on the car slammed into a concrete wall. tesla said earlier this year no car could have withstood a high- speed crash at this time. >>> the u.s. is in a standoff with the uk over a deadly car crash involving the wife of an american diplomat. harry dunn died in august when his motorcycle collided with an sucountry road in v on england. american was allegedly driving on the wrong side of the road and then ed last night baat ck press briefing president trump would not say whether she would be set back to face trial. >>> it was an accident. it was a terrible accident.>>> everybody in the world can see what she has done is wrong. why can't they see that? >> if photography snapped this picture of trump's secret briefing revealing the diplomats wife would not return to the uk. the family of the victim may sue the u.s. government for damages. >>> a democratic donor pleaded not guilty to federal drug charges in the deaths of two african-american men

with debate expected on the nomination of barbara barrett to be the next air force secretary. vote to advance of that nomination scheduled for 5:30 p.m. eastern. now live senate coverage here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. today's opening prayer will be offered by pastor andrew brunson from chapel hill, north carolina. before i pray, i want to thank the senate. i am standing here because so many of you fought for me. i'm deeply grateful. you were unified fighting for my release. thank you. the guest chaplain: let us pray.

barrett is sweeping through. most of the to the north. down from yesterday's temps. upper 70s for some. mid-70s.. today is upper 60s and low to mid 70s. cooler there even though the lows are up. the higher unity is holding the lows up and also some higher clouds. 40s and 50s. we're not looking for 30s and 40s. warmer temperatures on the lows but the high temperatures will be cooler. that's from that system which is moving through mendocino. not much of a breeze yet. that will pick up after the front goes through. once it does we clear out starting later today and tonight. then it looks like warmer weather. a cooler wednesday. mostly sunny and lester to the north. breezy at times. tomorrow looks to be starting a slight warming trend. more so into the weekend with temperatures in the mid-80s. 60s and 70s and temperatures look to be slightly the same tomorrow but then they start to bounce up and it looks like a sunny side up weekend. >>> 4:19 am. federal investigators have started looking at the crash of a historic aircraft. seven people are dead but emergency officials

and also garrett haake being abby livingston, and barrett burger. kristen, i go to you first. for you, what was the most noteworthy thing that you heard during the last 45 minutes of pick mull vein any in that briefing room where he hasn't been a while? >> right, over 200 days, steph. briefing room where he hasn't been a while? >> right, over 200 days, steph. i think the headline is that he all but acknowledged what appears to be some type of, if you want to use the term quid pro quo, for holding up military aid. he was asked directly why was the military aid held up. you heard him talk about corruption and then he said bluntly that the president wanted ukraine to cooperate in its investigations into corruption, be the dnc specifically. he was pressed on that point over and over again. now, he disputes the characterization of a quid pro quo, but he did acknowledge that look, there was a tit for tat there, that the president wanted ukraine's cooperation in exchange for that military aid. i think that is something that is going to get a lot of attention. there is no doubt about

all three barrett brothers scored in the game...nd of the eventual nine tries the second of nine eventual tries. elsewhere — france needed three late tries to survive a scare and see off the united states for their second win. the victory moves france up to second in pool c, one point behind england. andy murray is through to the quater finals of the china open after beating fellow briton cameron norrie over three sets. after two tight sets both of which were taken on tie breaks, murray raced through the decider 6—1. it's the first time he's won two straight atp tour singles matches since hip resurfacing surgery injanuary, and in his first quarter final since. he'll play top seed dominic thiem. we'll finish by returning to our top story tonight. dina asher smith has become a magnificent seventh female world athletics champion for great britain. and just after making history while on her way to complete her post—race media commitment. she got a call from somebody in the crowd... and after turning around... she realised it was her mum

correspondent is following the latest and she joins us now from london hi barrett with no clear extension date at this point what is westminster's plan for pushing this through. well prime minister boris johnson has been compared by his critics to it toddler with a giant hissy fit because he actually is saying he wants to strong arm the opposition into gaining him an election this is his plan old away 3 and now that the election actually exit from the e.u. is sort of up in the air as to when this is going to happen he says the stalemate can only be broken when there is a new general election and he wants to get the opposition to play a role and to help him with that because he does need opposition m.p.'s to actually agree to a general election so where does that leave greg sit we really don't know at the end of this week there's been so much back and forth and now it's up to the e.u. to agree on an extension we know that there are a lot of m.p.'s in parliament who would like to see a longer extension prime minister johnson was to get everything done as quickly as possible and this is why

all three barrett brothers got their names on the scoresheet with tries for beauden, and jordie, anded for the kiwis. their ninth and final try came from brad weber, his second. new zealand are a point behind pool leaders italy who still have to face both south africa and the all blacks. france needed three late tries to survive a scare and see off the united states for their second win. at one point the us were just three point behind france at 12 point to nine. but france then scored three more tries to pick up a bonus point. the win moves france up to second in pool c, one point behind england. andy murray is through to the quater finals of the china open after beating fellow briton cameron norrie over three sets. after two tight sets both of which were taken on tie breaks, murray raced through the decider 6—1 after nearly three hours. it is the first time he's won two straight atp tour singles matches since hip resurfacing surgery injanuary. next up will be either top seed dominic thiem or china's zhang zhizhen. to doha, where there was huge disappointment for britain's adam gemi

the president's executive and judicial nominations including air force secretary nominee barbara barrett. watched live gavel-to-gavel coverage of the house on c-span c-span senate live on two, or this and live on the go, using the three c-span radio app. free c-span radio app. >> max, nasa historian eric conway joins the discussion on whether the public distrusts science p he spoke at an event -- science. he spoke at an event. this is just over an hour. extreme greatmy pleasure to introduce tonight's moderator. she is an award-winning science journalist. her reporting on the state of the world's oceans earned her both a pulitzer prize and the cross taken award for the understanding of science. she regularly contributes opinion pieces to the los angeles times and is a senior writer at the huntington. please give a very warm welcome to her. [applause] >> thank you. it is great to see such robust crowd and energetic

joining me now is correspondent barrett mass who is live in london and bear gets you votes today as we have heard on the withdrawal bill and then the timetable for debate what are the chances though of johnson getting both of these votes through. it's very very close because johnson doesn't have a majority in the house of commons it does seem as though he might get the numbers to get his actual withdrawal agreement bill through so the actual contents of the bill yes however m.p.'s might object to the timetable so bros johnson hasn't left a lot of time for m.p.'s to actually understand even debate what's in this complex legislation and a lot of m.p.'s are objecting to that they said they don't want to be rushed through that this isn't such an important piece of legislation will shape the future of british politics for decades to come and that they object to being ross through it so it might be that the prime minister's timing he wants to get everything done and dusted so that the you kind of u.k. can leave at the end the fact that that might not work out he wants to get it done and i me

i think new zealand made a bad mistake in their selection putting barrett in the back row, giving england game. so, england into the final, how much of that credit goes to eddie jones? well, a huge amount of credit‘s got to go to eddiejones. he had the foresight to pick the ford—farrell axis. a lot of people, including me i have to say, didn‘t think that was the right thing. but he picked the two ostensible number sevens in the back row. and he was confident enough to bring all of his bench on against the double world champions and defend what was quite a slender lead. and at the end of the day, he‘s been proved absolutely right. but this is the point, if they don‘t win the final, all this is for nothing. and just in terms of their preparation, theirfitness, how much of that has played a part in getting them to the finalfor next week? i remember eddiejones saying to me when he first came here, "these players are not fit enough. the premiership is slow." i remember thinking, "are you sure about that?" he‘s absolutely right. the intensity at this level, and certainly in the final, is far an

and c barrett says... "surely this fits the remit of a financal advisor rather than a bank?"ing to our team earlier about this and i said is it about managing our money orjust about said is it about managing our money or just about intervention said is it about managing our money orjust about intervention when it looks like we are losing control of our spending? if you think about your mobile, if you're up on your limitand your mobile, if you're up on your limit and about to go over it, they a lwa ys limit and about to go over it, they always tell you. from that point of view it seems reasonable. is there any concern about fraud? in other words, someone is using your card, they are in there straightaway. maybe this is the way forward. they are in there straightaway. maybe this is the way forwardlj think it is sensible, as long as that's all it is an no use of our personal information, as ever. great to have your company. that's it from worklife today. goodbye for now. good morning. we've had some mist and fog in central and southern areas of england this morning. much of that