bassett's spokesperson toll us this is a common complaint.from the blankets with peel and leaving the fiber on the sofa. the solution is to shave them off which is what the technician did. bassett was not charged for the home visit, normally was $125. >> got a great consumer issue, call us at 1888-996-tips. we are online, nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> a bear showed up and got stuck in the tree. a guy spotted near the great yard shopping center. for some reason, it could not figure out how to get down. he did end up falling and crashing into a shed, we are told the bear was not seriously hurt. later that night, the bear was set free to go roam in a better part of that county. >>> providing art in a place normally left for tagging. look at this. the wall of downtown san jose is home to the city'soumural. 30 hours was spent on this mural. it was the first mural to use san jose's city logo. city commission funded the project. you can see it was painted on the side of the mission hair. >>> how much snow pass did the sierra get this year? >> califor

we got a hold of bassett corporate. they diagnosed the issue. lint right there.a spokesman told us this is a common complaint. he said the fabric from the blankets or sweaters will pill leaving the excess fibers to the fibers on the sofa. the solution is to shave them off, which is what the technician did. they didn't charge sunny for the home visit, normally $125. got a gripe about furniture or any other consumer issue? call us any time at 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> there's your tip of the day. shave your couch. >> who knew? >> 4:57. not before we check in with kari tracking a warm week ahead. >> yeah. we are starting to see the sunrise as we take a look outside in walnut creek. our temperatures heading to the low 70s by later this morning. we will see how high we go coming up next. >>> a quick look at palo alto past willow road. looking at a smooth drive on the peninsula. all of your roads and passes coming up. >>> plus we continue to follow breaking news for you this morning. this is out of fairfield. a live report. a shooting investigation

. >> policey darnell bassett hit burks, bassett was on the run from police monday night when hendear e her vehicle. and he is now in >>jail. > right now the metro board isic publ addressing the ethics scandal surrounding jack evans forhe first time in open session. meanwhile, evans wants the public to keep an open mind. and wait for his se of the story. mark seaes grav asked evans if he feels he's being treated fairly. the councilman paraphrased a line from the godfath two movie. >> this is the profession i've chosen, so whether it's fair or noir, who knows, i just want an opportunity to be able to address some of the concerns people have raised. >> mk sea graves is at this morning's meeting. itu can follow him on twr for updates throughout that. >> a councilmember is having an iact on the future of sports trbetting in the disict. >> members are split over whether to award the lucrative contract foro ml app to the same company that operates the lottery. evans pushed for the deal. betting at places like nats park betting l offer sports no matter what the council decides on the app. th

. >> police say darnell bassett hits burks. he w on the run from police on monday night when he rear-ended her vehicle. bassett is in jail. >>> this morning, a school community is mourning the loss of a special educator who had a special connection to his students. jonathan kite was the assistant principal at breyer woods high in ashburn and one of two people who died a head-on crash in page county after leaving woron monday. he was known for his hard work and his ability to have fun and his crazy socks. school leaders say he was a ta rising sr in loudoun county schools. t' >> to say is a shock is a huge understatement. >> he is so extraordinary and just brought love, which is really the only thing that matters and everybody felt that from him. ee >> kite hadwith loudoun county schools since 2011. administrators and staff were talking about what they can do to honor his legacy when students return in the fall. >> now to some incredible video you'll only see on news4. a scooter rider lucky to be alive after a collision with a ca

. >> police say darnell bassett hit burks.he was on the run monday night when his vehicle rear-ended bur burks. bassett is being held in jail. >>> this morning,mma school coity is mourning the loss of a special educator who had a special connection to his students. jonathan kite was the assistant principal in ashburn and one of two people who died a head-on crash in page county after k leaving wor monday. kite was known for his hard rk and his ability to have fun and his crazy socks. school leaders say he was a rising star in loudoun county schools. >> to say it's a shock is a huge understatement. >> he is extraordinary and just brought love, which is really the only thing that ltmatters and everybody fehat from him. >> kite had been with loudoun county schools since 2011. administrators and staff were talking about what they can do to honor kite's legacy when students return in the fallvi >>> now to deo you'll only see on "news4 today." a scooter rider lucky to be alive after a collision with a car. take a look at it again. the scooter rider went into the path of a car and flipped o

bassett did not allow a hit through five. struck out six. bottom five. let's bash. three-run bash.ws up 3-0. miguel castro takes a walk on the wild side. chris davis scores. a's sweep the orioles 8-f 3. matt schurzer break his nose during a bunting drill. today he was on the mound with a huge shiner dealing. struck out ten. seven scoreless. the nats beat philly 6-2. if i broke my nose, i'd be out a long time. not enough mock up for that. surprise, surprise. school star, sophy jones, named the gatorade national girl of the year award. >> you have won the gatorade national girls soccer player of the year. >> so cool. the hall of famer steve young made the announcement. steve young's son is sophy's class mate. given to them for their athletic and academic achievement along with character. she had 18 goals and scan asusts this season. >> i came unthinking i was going to do an interview for winning state player of the year and i was surprised with the gatorade national player of the year. it's going to talk a while to process but it's such an honor and i can't believe they chose me. >>

what we might need to do is bring out the bassett hound to help this bassett hound diplomacy. >> about 150 characters on twitter, anyway. thanks for the great opening. i can definitely tell you, your college professor roots. you know the issues well. you have a great lexicon and thank you for your engagement and many, many trips to the region. you make the point about having worked as a staff member in congress, you make the point about congress being there for the long game. what i would add humbly it takes strong engagement from congress and your leadership there should be commended. so thank you. maybe just one to start, one follow up on your very good op-ed with victor a small deal with a big deal. you out lined at the top. you say libya style deal isn't feasible. you then basically say in the first instance we should get a deal on the goal. right? d disarmament for sanctions relief and then take tangible steps in trying to generate momentum. the north koreans give up some part of their program. that's the crux of it. to follow up a little bit how you're thinking in congress to get

. >> rerter: bassett was speeding away from the cops from northeast d.c.olice chief says it's too earli in theestigation to speculate what led up to the crash. >> it's very concerning, the thisrmation that we have t point. i don't want to prejudge it. we're goi to waintil we information. >> reporter: whileofficers investigate, the suspect is behind bars and brittany's mother remembers her best friend. >> she was a real sweet, real good spirit about her. news4. ari stone, >>> burks, howard university classmates are grieving. they describe her as a hardrk who dreamed about becoming a dentist. >>> still ahead tonight, a scooter scare caught on camera. >> a rider hit and sent flying.i the wld video you'll only see on news4. >>>us a faceoff on the field, congrs convenes on the ball field. who came up on top? >>> pretty good crowd out there. and temperatures wellbove average, 91 degrees today. morrow we go even warmer and i think even more heat, we're talking heat and humidity. all of that plus your frth of juouly >>> back with another live look from miami, the

bassett is being held in >>jail > this morning, a school community is mourning the loss of a special educator who had a special connection to his students. jonathan kite was the assistant principal in ashburn and one of two people who died a head-on crash in page county after leaving work on monday. he was known for his hard work and his ability to have fun and his crazy socks. school leaders say he was a rising star in loudoun county schools. >> to say it's a shock is a huge understatement. >> he is so extraordinary and just brought love, whh is really the only thing that matters and everybody felt that from him. >> kite had been with loudoun county schools since 2011. administrators and staff were talking about what they can do to honor his legacy when studts return in the fall. ew> now to video you'll only see on "ns4 today." a scooter rider lucky to be alive after a collision with a car. >> oh, my goodness. >> yeah. ke a look at the security video. the scooter rider is in the path of a car and flipped over the hood and on to the pavement there. that car was turning into a private

point that you are going to bomb any kind of management i mean was that i will ask if they know mable bassett receiving treatment for grabbing something i haven't said effect oh sorry almighty we're going to that's what i mean why do you have not passed out on me. because. i'm a comment. both of them or one of them from a when i was a mad. man i met not all of them no matter how little my band always been in my life that it will all look a limitless feeling and by that you are not coming on all nothing new that comes with it but a fade that's now little more that i'm not waiter came to me at xmas i did show you even a woman good to god and most of the ways you know that's meetings today i don't point out that they let me take the bus in front of people i mean mabel but i mean what i mean is that by that i mean that i have to say see insidious in a will but i don't get that city on the buses that you see it up if i may have already i mean sadly none of us have it easy you out there but i just see they don't know exactly what it will be enough to get us to go in there and what is a model for ma

league 2 after winning the national league this season the former england lionesses defender, laura bassettear—old won 61 caps for her country. she scored an own goal at the last world cup that sealed their semifinal defeat to japan. and the funeral of the former arsenal forward, jose antonio reyes, has been held in his home town of utrera in southern spain today. the 35—year—old was killed in a car crash over the weekend. the netball world cup takes place in liverpool next month, it will be the last tournament for tracy neville, who is standing down to start a family. she's been in the post for four years, the highlight being commonwealth gold last year, a formal player temps and greenway has also had great success as a coach. former roses player tamsin greenway who has also had great success as a coach with surrey and wasps in the superleague, is one of the candidates to take over and i spoke to her earlier. yamaguchi and the team have achieved in the last four years has been a cripple for the sport both on and off the court. when you are listening to her reasons about starting a family,

impassioned debate about his legacy according to the opposition group he had been fighting with abdullah bassett also roots in the month to win seats a stranger in clashes with government forces in hama province a former goalkeeper for syria's youth team the 27 year old shot to prominence in the early years of the uprising thing as street protests against the country's president bashar al assad widely referred to as the nightingale of the revolution he was even the subject of an award winning 2013 documentary but in the years and followed as the country slid deeper into gruelling sectarian conflict a number of songs and statements became increasingly extreme artie's donal quarter takes a coast closer look at the controversy and a warning his report contains images of an execution he became the poster boy of the syrian uprising or shall we say the voice. oh. and his death in battle against government forces apparently made him a fallen hero in the eyes of the media syrian footballer and singer of revolution killed in conflict syrian soccer goalie who became rebel i can dies in battle. syrian socc

then were developing any kind of means for them even more so than the last thing they know mable bassett receiving didn't make them right it was not that i said he thought only shouting almighty not going to that's what i mean why do you want it not pass out on me. you know see it may come in. there's a bit more going to the men and women in my. man i met not all alone no matter how little my bagels model that if they will or not they would have meant concealing them but that you're not coming home doesn't know that comes with it but it's a bit less now little more that i'm not stranger came in the am patient by the show even a woman getting up and most of the ways you know that's where things really aren't pointed out that he thinks the boss example of people i mean maybe but i mean what i mean is that by that i mean that i have to say see insidious and although i don't get that city on the bus in the fantasy that if i would have known that i mean sad that was it you are going to. see it open well you can see what it learned in the us it doesn't get us to see a bet on what it's a matter

colombia as attorney general's office to give authority explanation to the country where those i'm bassett are in colombia and better took their own promptly met with colombia's attorney general requesting a formal investigation. of him as well as governmental tory t's were quick to take advantage of the mishap accusing being behind the corruption scheme. his representatives are materially responsible but quite do is the mastermind of the alleged theft is a blow to the opposition that is frequently accused of large scale corruption one of the causes they say for the economic and humanitarian crisis is their business well as endured. for years most of the factors have been sheltered bay motels in the border city of at a cost of more than $10000.00 u.s. dollars per day the bill was split between the united nations and the venezuelan opposition which was repeatedly late to pay times getting the factors thrown out on the streets. these defectors were evicted this week from this shelter for protesting for not receiving enough food look at it we're going to we've been in the situation for almost

tensions started with washington abandoning the 2015 nuclear deal last year range and mr bassett as long as the u.s. is actually stoking tension with everything. the pressure or the approach that the americans or their allies have had toward iran has impact that this behavior iran now we are in this coalition more in the region as a result of the united states withdrawal from the nuclear deal then followed by a maximum pressure against iran on the one side we are seeing the americans talking about negotiation on the other hand you are using militant threats as well as economic war against the country this shows inconsistency as well as i think ambiguity in their policies because i think donald trump is enjoying advisors who have conflict of viewpoints towards iran and other international issues and this has caused this broad chaos to the white house in relation and is of iran. this solution in the region needs cooperation and talks and diplomacy between different sides in the region this is the argument of iran. probably turned gamble the consumer good corporation has angered religious c

brandon hyde grew up in santa rosa, baltimore was trying to avoid the sweep in the colosseum, but chris bassett carved him up. he struck out 6 and took a no- hitter into the sixth inning in line for the fourth win. a scoreless if any, to out into on, he ripped one into the left field, the tv riser, the a's when 8-3 and they sweep the pregame series. the catcher is second on the team and seventh in home runs and tied for first in runs batted in with 41 sending batman to the all-star game. we showed it to you a couple nights ago, the national starter baxter's are broke his nose bunting in back -- of batting practice. he had a huge shiner on his right eye and struck out 10 in 7 innings. he even did the post game interview with the shiner. and look at the two different colored irises looking even stranger during the interview. the nba draft is tonight. it is anybody guess who the warriors will take. we know who they won't take, that guy. mount zion williamson expected to the first overall to the pelican, possibly the most high prospect since lebron. the warriors will pick all the way down to 28 and

from consumer reports expressing their support for the investigation, a joint statement from laura bassett and john stanton, two journalists laid off by the huffing post and buzzfeed respectively, without objection, and a letter from epic, without objection. this concludes today's hearing. i want to say thank you again to our very distinguished witnesses for their testimony. without objection, all members will have five legislative days to submit additional written questions for the witnesses or additional materials for the record. this hearing is adjourned. >> are there deficiencies in the existing framework when you consider these statutes were mostly written during the monopolies and the oil barons. looking at are the statutes sufficient? are the resources necessary? is the enthusiasm of the antitrust agencies sufficient? but also are there other things we can be doing to create more competition in this space, to prohibit anti-competitive or discriminatory conduct, to, you know, promote competition, to ensure that companies are not acquiring their rivals. so there's a whole range of iss

proves the book of of their discourse take the example of this already in bassett or the current saudi ambassador to the kid who. who has written his master's dissertation on my father he studied my father and he that title. of his published book later was son man a man in order from prison to enlightenment and he presented my father as an i couldn't. lie to me in so arabia and in the arab world and he is now i mean he's part of how the state really thinks about my father that he is an icon of light a mint. of moderate islam but also why the state fused him the most because of that light and because of that moderate islam so that's another issue why this is doing his a moderate islam campaign because those people like my father were really expose his his discourse ok tell me what happened to your father how was your. after after the rift between. qatar until we debut in 2017 my father tweeted that male law harmonize between the hearts of the leader for the past of their peoples. he did not mention names but he doesn't mention even lake country the countries was just calling for unity e

i am a golf and bassett are so —— ambassador side the moment we are working to combine the two together think that they might try big golf as well. meanwhile, back of the championships, mark chapman was on fire. 0h, bravo. but then things began to go wrong. so mark has dropped a shot on the 17th and it is all the play for here. the 18th hole of the world crazy golf championships 2019. if adam hold this, mark could lose. that it was all over. our 2019 world crazy golf champion is mark chapman. the first timel champion is mark chapman. the first time i have my mum and my dad are here. to watch me. it is quite emotional. it means a lot. it means a lot. it meant a lot last year and it means a lot this... mark chapman, champion. in the world of potters and windmills, he is the man to beat. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers the brexit editor at the telegraph, dia chakravarty, and the broadcaster, david davies. that's coming up just after the headlines at 11:30. no doubt, some parts of the uk needed some rain particularly where it has been particularly dry.

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theriver a24-year-old darnell bassett. according to court records, he lives onral street about a block away fromhere this all began. there are a number of investigations going on here. it could be some time before we know exactly wat happened. back to you. >> such a senseless loss. >>> scooters are all over the local streets and one woman is lucky to be alive. >> this is ta crazy video. >>> and a school in shot, the tribute for a be loved oig assistant principal who died. frts . >>> the hea is here. but th. humidity not so mu that is a good thing but you know what is coming. i'll show you how warm things will really gets a wemake our honey, this gig-speed internet is ridiculously fast. we are seriously keeping up with the joneses. keeping up with the ford's. keeping up with the garcia's. the romeros. patels. the wahh-the-wahh wolanske's. right. no one is going to have internet like this. xfinity makes keeping up with the joneses simpleeasy. awesome. want gig-speed internet?yo we've got covered. or check out our other amazi

former england lionesses defender laura bassett has retrired from the game.ntry after making her debut 16 years ago. she scored an own goal at the last world cup that sealed their semi—final defeat to japan. i'll have more for you in the next hour. good afternoon. we're live here at buckingham palace as the president of the united states of america lunches with her majesty the queen at the start of a three—day state visit. the gathering clouds no indication of what has happened in the last few hours. air force one touched down at stansted this morning just before nine o'clock, ahead of a busy trip for president trump and first lady melania. the president was greeted by us ambassador to the uk woodyjohnson and foreign secretaryjeremy hunt. the couple left stansted by presidential helicopter, marine 0ne, to the central london home of the american ambassador, where he will be staying. after a short break, the first couple then travelled by helicopter, the short distance to buckingham palace, where they were greeted first by the prince of wales and the duchess of

[applause] we might need to bring out the bassett hound of diplomacy >> -- 150 characters on twitter. thanks for the opening. i can tell you're a college professor roots. you know the issue well and i would also say thank you for your engagement and many trips to the region. you make the point of having worked as a staff member in congress and being there for the long game but i would add it takes a strong engagement from congress and your leadership is to be commended, so thank you. maybe one to start, a follo folp on your good op-ed entitled a small deal with any big deal and you outlined it a little bit at the top. you say basically it is infeasible and you then basically say in the first instance we should get a deal on the goal, disarmament for the sanctions and then take tangible steps in terms of trying to generate some momentum. if they give up a part of their program and then we get into the conversation. that is the crux of it such a follow-up on how you are thinking in congress to get the two sides to start this process that you've outlined. >> writing for the next tangible

the driver of the striking car has been identified as 24-year-old darnell bassett. according to court records, he lives on coral street about a block away fro t wheres all began. now, there are a number of investigations going on about this an it could take some time before we get all the results. jim, back to you. >> even moreragic now the can put a face, name and story behind this. pat collins, thank you. >>> the 2020 presidential race is officially shifting to a higher gear tonight. just under four hours from now, ten of the democratic presidential hopefuls will take the stage for the first debate of this primary season. and news 4's aaron gilchrist joining us now outside the debate down in miami where several of the candidates are hoping for that standout moment. go n, first impressions c a long way. >> reportegh you are ri and they are hoping all the candidates who will be on the stage tonight hoping to make a good first impression. you can see the spin room behind me already busy with reporters moving about. candidates earlier today lked the debate stage. they

what me might need to do is bring out grigsby, the bassett hound. >> because everyone knows that bassett hounds speak korean and at 150 characters on twitter. thank you for that. you can tell your college professor roots. you know the issue well. and thank you for your engagement and your many, many trips to the region. you make the point about having worked as a staff member in congress, you maybe the point about congress being there for the long game but i argue it takes strong engagement from congress and your leadership there is to be commended. so thank you. so one follow-up to start on your op-ed entitled a small deal within a big deal. you outlined it a little bit at the top. you say basically libya style deal isn't feasible. you then basically say, in the first instance we should get a deal on the goal, right? disarmament for sanctions relief. and then take some tangible steps in terms of trying to generate some momentum. in other words the north koreans give up some part of their program and we get into this conversation. that's the crux of it. just to follow-up a little bit abo

the driver is identifie as 24-year-old darnell bassett. according to cocrt reds, he lives on coral street about a block away from where this all began. remember yesterday they called it a follow, today police are calling it a pursuit. and the question is, did that pursuit contribute to ts fatal accident which brings me out here to this anti-violence rally, the chief is supposed to be here, we want to talk to him about that. pat, back to you. >> pat collins, thank you. >>> let's turn to decision 2020. and a big hurdle for the candidates hoping to take on donald trump. the stage all eset, we'rust hours away from the first democratic debate tonight. l,two presidential hopefuen tonight, ten tomorrow, will be facing off. aaron gilchrist is joining us in miami where this is all set to go down. like after weeks of talking about the plaffs, they will finally start tonight. >> reportr: you're right. everything is ready to go tonight. you just saw the beautiful debate stage all set up behind me. you are actually seeing press filing area and also the

we got a hold of bassett corporate. they diagnosed the issue. lint right there.pparently all over the place. a spokesman told us this is a common complaint. he said the fabric from the blankets or sweaters will pill leaving the excess fibers to the fibers on the sofa. the solution is to shave them off, which is what the technician did. they didn't charge sunny for the home visit, normally $125. got a gripe about furniture or any other consumer issue? call us any time at 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> thanks, chris. a gas station shooting. it is breaking news we have been following for hours. what police are telling us about the number of people involved. >> landing in london. president trump's uk visit is well under way. we'll get you up to speed on what he did and said, insulting some of the biggest names in britain. >>> and investigating big tech. at 6:15, the companies in the crosshairs in washington. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington.

but i had the privilege, along with aaron, in my office, of doing a ride-along with april bassett and i just was amazed by the heroic efforts that i think three of them that are in the unit. >> correct. man make with these folks, who otherwise would be generating even more 911 calls. and the wonderful way that she worked her clients and the relationships she had formed fod with people. you know, and i know simon paining has been contributing to policy discussions here. but, you know, it's -- i think there's a general recognition that having police be the first or only outreach for many people in distress is not great. and having other folks, particularly, you know, folks on the e.m.s. six, clinicians, folks from d.p.h., but people who are able to handle pretty high stress situations and work with people who have a lot of challenges and improve outcomes for them is really important work right now. so thank you. >> thank you. >> chair fewer: oh, yes. thanks. >> supervisor ronen: first, i want to just appreciate your leadership and recognize that you've started your job at a very awkward

journalists for the hour is national political reporter for bloomberg news and journ journalist lauren bassett. the president took aim at the "new york times" this morning. i want to read a little bit of what peter baker wrote. quote, when the goal seems frustrating out of reach threaten drastic action, demand sanctions, cut a deal. avert the dire outcome and declare victory. now the president's response to that was fraud, hit job, sick journalism but let's talk about the bottom line. does this seem to be a win. for the president? >> the bottom line is that the president needed something to get out of this for fear of hurting the economy. he was poking at a hornet's nest and potentially relinquishing his best political weapon heading to re-election is that the economy is decently strong at least on the metrics of unemployment and stock market. what he was warned of repeatedly by his allies, republicans in the senate is that grocery price would go up among many voters that he's relying on for re-telecommunication and this would hurt him badly. the fact he's going iowa has some significance. the

proves the book of of their discourse take the example of this already in bassett or the current saudi ambassador to the kid who. who has written his master's dissertation on my father he studied my father and he title of his published book later was son man a man in order from prison to enlightenment and he presented my father as an i can . lighten it in so arabia and in the arab world and he is now i mean he is part of how the state really thinks about my father that he is an icon of light a mint. of moderate islam but also why the state fears him the most because of that light and because of that moderate islam so that's another issue of why this is due in his moderate islam campaign because those people like my father were really expose his his discourse tell me what happened to your father how was your. after after the the rift between. qatar until we debut in 2017 my father tweeted that may a law harmonize between. the hearts of the leader for the past of their peoples. he did not mention names on it did not mention even lake the country the country was just calling for unity exa

angela bassett comes to mind but i will lose, you go angela. >> the bump alone would get you. >> yes,later this morning of the brand-new trailer for "frozen 2" produced and distributed by our parent company, disney. >> you may recall the first teaser that triggered lots of speculation. now for the moment we've all been waiting for and all we have to do to go is a poster? >> will is here. will, will? >> will, take it, just take it. >> i got this, you guys, i'm ready for this. all we have to go on right now is a poster. it shows a lot, though. i'm rolling up the sleeves literally to sort it all out. so let's break it down. first up, the obvious, there's no snow here. there's no snow at all. instead we've got these red and these brown leaves that pushes the theory that maybe instead of winter this time we're focusing on fall or someone with autumnal powers like elsa has winter powers. these rocks at the front that you can see, is pabbie coming back or are trolls going to be in "frozen 2"? let's move to these outfits. so it looks kind of like they're wearing gowns but they're not, they're

foreign ministry where we believe the iranians have been laying out their version of events for this in bassett or another swiss embassy in tehran deals with the u.s. interests inside iran because of course iran and the u.s. don't have to play magic relations so we believe this is the 1st that they were iranians want to get the message across to washington about what they believe happened their version of events that's the 1st thing the 2nd is that we've been hearing from the iranian defense minister he's since talking to local media and he says what's happening is very suspicious i'm going to quote him he says it's a very complicated and suspicious conditions exist in the region and that it seems that all this is in line with an overall policy for creating iran phobia and creating a consensus against the islamic republic now the meeting that you mentioned between the iranian foreign minister and his turkish counterpart has wrapped up in the one we believe in the 2 did not have anything specific to say about this incident i believe that there's a lot of caution at the moment inside iran about h

lionesses have very difficult memories of the last one in canada four years ago, when poor laura bassettent onto finish third but there will be revenge on the mind of some of those players today. an own goal meant the men's england under 21s got off to a disappointing start at the european championships in italy. they lost their opening match 2—1 against france — after conceding two goals in the final six minutes. an own goal in the 95th minute from crystal palace's aaron wan—bissaka securing the win for france. it is terrible. just devastating. reigning tour de france champion geraint thomas will be fit to defend his title after escaping with just cuts and bruises from a nasty crash in the tour de suisse. the team ineos rider was taken to hospital for checks after he fell on the fourth stage of the nine day race in the alps. his teammate chris froome has already been ruled out of the tour after a crash less than a week ago left him with a broken leg, hip and elbow. out. on the opening day of royal ascot, blue point won the king's stand stakes for a second successive year. the five to tw

. >>> joining me now, laura bassett from the "washington post." what stood out to you from the president's policy remarks? >> of course that possibility of a handshake in the dmz stands out. not because it's the most important thing to be discussed, but it will produce, if it happens, a historic photo and frankly something that references into the better part of 75 years of american history. i don't mind that the president wants to do a handshake, and if we're talking about a potential nuclear threat, that's great. but we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that the really big stuff is iran. i'm disappointed the president is angry with or picking on john kerry for trying to keep negotiations going. we have a long history in this country of retired diplomats and former secretaries of state who try to keep lines of communication open. the president shouldn't be picking on kerry, he should be happy that kerry is trying to keep some level of communication going, or at least the possibility. >> any chance that the president is putting kerry out there as a

want to bring in liz goodewin and laura bassett. to that point, laura, how unprecedented is something like this, keeping this type of information from the presidentt absolutely stunning. it is unimaginable that this is supposed to be the commander in chief and he's actually seen as a liability to the country. his own intelligence officials don't trust him with this information, so they're going behind his back and stopping russian interference into our elections because they believe either he's going to -- either he's going to mess up the program deliberately or unintentionally. they don't trust the president of the united states. we have never seen this before. >> speaking volumes with that. what do you suppose this story came out? we heard that maybe the message being sent to russia, would that be the sole purpose here? >> it is interesting that sending a message to russia might be part of the intention here, just so that russia knows, you know, the u.s. has this capability as 2020 is getting closer. there also could be an intenti

. >>> joining me now, laura bassett, freelance journalist and political reporter from "the l.a. times". welcome to you both. ladies, we heard the tweet from chuck schumer. it was humorous and sarcastic as well. do you think democrats perceive as victory of sorts for the president so the way they're going to react is with humor and sarcasm? >> i think so. i think they're frustrated because what happened here is that trump manufactured a crisis in order to then solve the crisis and claim the victory. it's going to war because claiming it wins elections and saying you won the war. i think they're frustrated. i don't think they think it will stop the flow of immigrants to the country and as many points out doesn't help the root cause of immigration, which is punishment and desperation. so i'm not sure how this is exactly a victory for trump but i think a lot of trump supporters will see it as such. >> trump supporters will look at tough talk, something to classify as even being bullying, it working in anywhere minds, right, laura? >> yes, the tough talk is working. he claims to be a

. >> joining me now, laura bassett, freelance journalist and jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters. you're always good. jeff, since you're ready, what is driving the president on this? >> well, i mean number one, his top issue is immigration, at least the top issue he cared about since the beginning of his presidential campaign. he has declared a national emergency. and he's seen from his point of view tariffs work to implement his policies and desires in other areas. after this trade war with china, he believes having put the tariffs on the table that brought china to the table for trade talks, he's now implementing that same type of strategy in an entirely different policy area and that's immigration. his desire, as articulated in the tweet, is force mexico to stop the huge influx of people over the border. >> jeff, any chance the president is using this as a pivot, if you will, as a wake of robert mueller making that statement that many are finding to do anything but exonerate the president from possibilitily of having obstructed justice. >> i heard people asked about th

without objection, i join the statement from laura bassett and john stanton, two journalists who were laid off from the hu huffington post. this concludes today's hearing. i want to thank the witnesses for their testimony. without objection, all members will have five legislative days to submit additional questions or additional for the record. this hearing is adjourned. >> are there resistance to these frameworks? it's a different economy now, so looking at are the statutes sufficient, is the resources necessary, is the enthusiasm of the antitrust agencies efficient, but also, are there other things we can be doing to create for competition in this space to prohibit anti-competitive or discriminatory conduct, to promote competition, to ensure that companies are not acquiring their rivals. there is a whole range of issues about the way these markets are not working and what congress can do to make them more competitive to protect consumers, to protect users' ability to control their own data to prevent these platforms from engaging in misconduct. i think part of it is you look at the

the former england lionesses defender laura bassett has retrired from the game.d cup that sealed their semifinal defeat to japan. and novak djokovic is through in the french open, he won in straight sets today. djokovic holds the two grand slams to his name already, having won the australian open and wimbledon previously as well. he is hoping to become the only man to hold all four of ten majors at the same time. he comfortably booked his place in the next round today. —— all four of tennis majors. that's all the sport for now. good afternoon, we're live from winfield house where the president of the united states — donald trump — will be staying for the next three days for his state visit. often, the visitors will stay at buckingham palace, but there are repairs going on at the palace, so they will be staying at the us ambassador‘s home in regent park. they will leave the palace shortly and go to westminster abbey, where they will be given a tour by the dean. they will also pay tribute at the tomb of the unknown warrior, very much a symbol as a us and uk service

diplomats anna bassett is wonder if one or two of the eu leaders will have their say on how the toryes looking at what that might mean for the brexit process in the next few months. in terms of whether the eu has a favourite, they are being very diplomatic and not making any public comments. though the working assumption here in brussels is that borisjohnson will be prime minister, because he is so popular with mps and even more popular, it seems, with party members. so now they are trying to work out where he stands, what his position will be, to his advisers will be, and whether he really means that when he says the uk will leave on the 31st of 0ctober, deal or no deal. they suspect is softening his position that a bit double eight adam, thank you very much. we will talk later. the rate at which himalayan glaciers are melting has doubled in recent years. scientists from columbia university in new york used spy satellite pictures from the cold war to show that ice loss in the region has doubled over the last a0 years. 0ur science correspondent rebecca morelle has more. covert images