it's called balfour beatty communities. a joint investigation by cbs news and reuters found balfour beatty falsified maintenance records, leaving military families waiting for repairs while the company qualified for millions of dollars in performance-based bonuses. now the fbi is investigating. here's omar villafranca. >> reporter: in 2015-- >> turn this way. >> reporter: paige and nick ippolito moved into a house managed by balfour beatty communities. >> it was a distressed property probably 20 years ago. >> reporter: within months a water leak warped their floor and a company technician recorded his concern that the couple's infant daughter could become sick from chewing on flooring tiles that contained asbestos. >> it's very upsetting to know that he was concerned for our child's safety but didn't tell us. >> reporter: maintenance documents say the leak was repaired almost immediately. >> it says the call was put in at 4:32 p.m., and it was completed at 4:52. that's a physical impossibility to fix something of that exten

it's called balfour beatty communities.oint investigation by cbs news and reuters found balfour beatty falsified maintenance cecords, leaving military families waiting for repairs while the company qualified for millions of dollars in performance-based bonuses. now the f.b.i. is investigating. llre's omar villafranca. >> reporter: in 2015... >> turn this way. >> reporter: ...paige and nick ippolito moved into a house managed by balfour beatty communities. >> it was a distressed property probably 20 years ago. >> reporter: within months a water leak warped their floor and a company technician recorded his concern that the couple's infant daughter could become sick from chewing on flooring tiles that contained asbestos. >> it's very upsetting to know that he was concerned for our child's safety but didn't tell us. >> reporter: maintenance documents say the leak was repaired almost immediately. >> it says the call was put in at 4:32 p.m., and it was completed at 4:52. that's a physical impossibility to fix something of that ex

jane beattie wa5 tournament because of a dispute.use of a dispute. jane beattie was asked just a few hours ago about the issue and she 5aid hours ago about the issue and she said she acknowledged it was still a factor in the room in's game but great strides have been taken. —— in the women's game. they are entitled to their own opinion and they are doing their own thing but all i can see is the scottish fa has massively backed as from the moment to be qualified for two tournaments and they have been great with us. the have been giving us great with us. the have been giving us the best possible preparation. jane beattie. the last major competition meeting between these two was forgettable for scotland. how much is that providing motivation? it was forgettable for scotland because they lost 6—0 to england, in the netherlands for the euros two years ago. some of the player spoke about it but all they said was they we re about it but all they said was they were not really thinking about it because so much has changed since then. fir5t be

tonight -- jeff daniels star of "the perfection", actress logan browning author ann beattie featuringhe 8g band with sebastian thomson. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonighte [ cheers and applaus yeah, that's wonderful to hear in that case, let's get to the news president trump tweeted, yesterday, about increasing tensions with iran and said that if war breaks out, it will be quote, "the official end of iran." and that would definitely in the second worst eof the week. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ac rding to "the new york times", president trump uses more profanityn public speeches, interviews, and in tweets than previous presidents. okay, so look, i'll give you public speeches and inrviews but tweets seems pretty unfair. i mean twitter is 13 years old no one's like, "now lincoln, that's a g who could tweet." [ laughter ] [ applause ] former vice president joe biden and senator bern sanders are both polling at 24% among iowa caucus voters. wow, they haven't been this

balfour beatty manages 54 military bases.t's performance bonuses are worth potentially $800 million over a decades-longcontract. now, at installations like tinker air force base in oklahoma city, those bonuses are partially based on data provided by balfour beatty. documents show some of that data was falsified. paige and nikki met while serving in the navy at tinker air force base in 2018. they quickly moved in together, choosing a house on base managed by balfour beatty communities. >> the house was a mess to begin with. the floor downstairs was destroyed completely, doors won't close properly. >> reporter: internal records reviewed by cbs news and reuters show that within a year, a leak caused a balfour beatty maintenance technician to document his concern that the couple's infant daughter could become sick from chewing on flooring tiles that contained asbestos. >> it's very upsetting to know that he was concerned for our child's safety but didn't tell us. >> it's almost heart breaking. we already risk our lives every day.

tyler beatty pitched well enough to win, nick ahmed's home run just one of two runs, beatty gave up at in arizona, seventh-inning, this is no tb right here, keep your eye on the 399 sign, that is where carson kelly's ball is going to go. three hits tonight, losing 5-1 unable to hit alex young, who is making his major-league debut. hunter pence is an american league all-star, voted in as a standing dh. it pence is hitting 294, 50 home and, before suffering a groin injury. pence had only four home runs in 97 games last season, with san francisco. there is something about the third inning that a's rookie tanner anderson has not figured out. angels, that fateful third inning, ended at disneyland rocks, and it is just going downhill from there. and for major-league starts, anderson gives up nine runs in the third inning include five tonight in anaheim, the a's lose 8-3. huge showdown tomorrow , when the usa takes on the host country. u.s. star megan ruffino recently used an expletive in saying she won't go to the white house if the u.s. wins the cup. today she doubled down with one exceptio

tyler beatty going for his first big-league win in a jam in the fifth, but crawford and pablo sandoval combined to make a great place to end the threat. sandoval paid the price. pablo needed stitches and x- rays negative. the giants win 3-2 and a victory for beatty. [ music ] and getting to know the a's, they are 36-36, two and half out of the wild card. the starting pitcher has met a surprise, nine wins and an e.r.a. out of 3, the bullpen has regressed. 14 blown saves and four fewer than all of last year and the new stadium still just one big fancy drawing. the coliseum remains a great place to catch a foul ball, and they caught one and then they got a nice bounce off the seat to grab 2. they never even had to leave their seats. how do you like that. the orioles headed to one lead over the a's, but then the catcher, jan cisco botched the double play ball and threw down the line and one run was scored. matt sharman was initially called out at home, but the review showed he got in. three modesty was the final, mike fires picks up his seventh win. the sharks made eric carlson the highest

i will look at the papers with our reviewers, the associate editor of the times, and jason beatty, headpolitics at the daily mirror, that story will not feature, that is coming up after the headlines at 1130. most of us on friday how to find out whether with plenty of sunshine made for quite a nice change given how wetjune for quite a nice change given how wet june has for quite a nice change given how wetjune has been for quite a few of us. wetjune has been for quite a few of us. skies like this will continue on into the first part of the weekend as well, the changing fortunes all down to this area of high pressure, believe it or not it is the first high—pressure we have seen for the whole of the ofjune. what it does mean weatherwise is across england and wales we will see plenty of sunshine and for a good part of northern ireland and scotland as well, though there will be a few patches of cloud and the odd passing shower, certainly some showers in the forecast for shetland where it will continue to be cloudy at times, and breezy as well, but in the sunshine for most of the uk, things

with me are anne ashworth the associate editor of the times and jason beattie the head of politics, dailye front pages already in. you will spot a theme. the telegraph lee jewitt reports that police were called by a neighbour to the lundholm of the conservative leadership. —— elites with reports. and his partner shortly after last night. the mirror also has that story in the front page. the times is saying that mrjohn cena may be question over the alleged incident when he appears in front of thousands of tory party members. that's mrjohnson. eddie the hustings of and birmingham. the daily may also reporting the story claiming that a neighbour reportedly heard screaming and shouting coming from the flat. the express describes the incident as a quote furious the bus stop. the guardian who first reported the story don't actually lead on it, is focusing on and put the continuing tensions between the united states and iran. after president donald trump tweeted that he withdrew his orders for air strikes with ten minutes to spare after he was told that any attack may kill as many as 150 people.

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basis another police officer has been quoted as saying that you know he did mention the letter barry beattie that there was an extra act but he didn't spell out what that was going to be another report in the indian newspaper suggest that he really wants a war rather hazy and combis until he can god when he was lowered into the water that would have made it very difficult to swim in the strong current of the. but there's also reports coming out so now that this wasn't the 1st time he was attempting this stunt. that's right british really was in the palestine but we have to also remember that chantel that he's career really seems to have you know been marked by a series of hits and misses you know for example just before this act he told a reporter that he had successfully carried out this stunt at the exact same spot 21 years ago yet in 2013 he had attempted the same stunt at the hooghly river and apparently that had gone wrong and he was apparently assaulted by a crowd of onlookers who 1st cheated because they saw him escape the malaki each by a door that was clearly visible he was apparent

beatty shows are a script and tells her but the wonderful actors in the cast. blanche got the idea that this gorgeous gal named faye dunaway was going to play her. she couldn't wait to see the movie. the premier comes. blanche struts in. she watches the movie. the movie is over. blanche stands up and announces, that movie made me look like a screaming horse's [expletive]. ass. she was right. they tried to suit the studio. the judge throughout all of those losses. frank heimer's without one a settlement because it tried to make it look like he had a grudge against the barrow gang, because he made them look so foolish, when he never saw them until the day he killed them. here we are. 75 years later. the image burnishing continues. there will be a remake. i know that a serious actress named hilary duff is going to play bonnie. i have heard from someone involved. i said, i hope this book will stick to the history. that will sell a lot of popcorn. people will be interested. they said, here is the thing. we are going to have a surprise ending. [laughter] jeff: yep. h

less than 20 minutes gone they were ahead. 1—0 at diabre, jan beatty their lead.ized on any error, 3—0 scotland. but argentina wouldn't die. scotland had been coasting, but they began to fall apart as it was made at 3—2. then the va are drama. the penalty awarded to argentina. —— var. it was saved by lee alexander, but she was judged to have left alive. it was reta ken. judged to have left alive. it was retaken. this time no mistake, 3—3 result, scotland had blown it. they are on the plane home, argentina may follow. it is absolutely gutting. 0n it is absolutely gutting. on a positive note, the girls have been unbelievable. it has been such an incredible journey being here for the first time. i felt like we have well and truly and a place on the stage and will hopefully be back in four years‘ time. stage and will hopefully be back in four years' time. georgis stanwyck played through. england's toni duggan was injured before the first —most, she returned desperate to make the match. —— match. japan improved after the break, constantly threatening an equaliser. agai

. >> reporter: which was found by this man, trooper robert beatty, also now retired. >> i was on my hands and was looking and came across that drop of blood. >> reporter: how big was this drop? >> about the size of an eraser head really. the interesting part about that was that it was a drop that had fallen straight down. >> reporter: indicating to the troopers that she'd been hurt somehow before she got anywhere near the edge of the cliff. >> with it being, you know, five, six feet away from the cliff's edge, it was real apparent to me that, you know, we no longer have some accidental death. this was a homicide. >> reporter: but because there was no sign of a struggle at the crime scene, no weapon, nothing more left behind, it was obvious this would be hard to solve. so though eventually they told karen they agreed with her, bonnie had been murdered, they wanted her to keep that information secret. fat chance. by then, karen was telling anyone who would listen what she thought, and she was not about to stop. so you spoiled it for them. >> yeah. i did. i got in trouble constantly for me g

tiely beatty pitched well enough to win.ne of wo runs that he gave up against arizona. 7th inning. this here folks is no cheap py. keep your eye on the 399 sign. that is where the ball is going. giants had just flee hits and lost 5-1 unable to hit alex young who is making his debut. >>> hunter pence, an american league all-star with the texas rance gers. who would have thought? voted in as the designated hitter. pat hitting .294 with 15 home runs. then he had a groin injury. there is something about the third inning that a's rack ky tanner anderson hasn't quite figured out. 2-1 angels in that fateful heard. he hit the disneyland rocks and it went down hill from there. in four major league starts he gave up nine including five last night. two on the double right there. they lose 8-3. >>> u.s.a. takes on the host country. u.s. megan rapinoe used an expletive saying she is not going to the white house if the u.s. wins the cup. yesterday she doubled down with one exception. >> i stand bay the comments i made about not wanting to

tyler beatty his first big- league victory. six ending and gave up three hits and one run. will smith his 19th save in 19 tries. >>> you have to love that guy. only nowadays the texting version. matt olson down the right-field line. marcus simeon jogs and with the first run of the ballgame. now they are trailing 2-1. this is a weird play. olson again. check swing to third. the catcher right there is going to show you why baltimore 30 games under 500. he threw the ball away. and then go-ahead run. he is first called out. upon further review as they say the replay will indicate he got his foot under the tag. 3-2. over the orioles. >>> san jose sharks are serious about bringing the cup to san jose. they go out and spend some huge money to make sure this guy comes back. one season so far. with the sharks. he was injury prone. they cough up eight years worth of $92 million to get eric carlson back in teal. a lot of injuries as i say. when he is on the ice and feeling good he is a difference maker. for the san jose sharks. they are showing they are dedicated to bringing a winner

the giants, tyler beatty office fresh start struggling against the mets in new york.na shuto eighth of his career. the giants got five hits and the mets win seven a nothing. the a's had a 98 lead on the angels in the eighth inning. bob melvin decided to walk mike trout to walk the bases and get to otani. it could've been a genius plan had at work, but the problem is, they walked otani to bring home the tying run. they had a six run lead at one point, and it all went away. two outs, flyball, robbie grossman was playing in, you can make the catch with his back turned to the infield, and that is a walkoff for the pinch- hitter, justin garneau, 10-9 is the final. i hate trifecta's, warriors lose, giants lose, the a's lose, and i guess we will find out today later today, clay's condition possibly for game 4 on friday night. that is the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell at oracle, kpix 5. >> looking for the bay area bounce back. the time now is 1457. >> the bay area is remembered for missed, former congresswoman alan tasha, details on the ceremony are coming up. the na

immediately into the second half, a cross found the head of beattie. crichton headed to goal. the keeper saved, but cuthbert followed up. argentina got one back, and then a defensive error from scotland led to this. it's in! 3—2, and a nervy final ten minutes. it wasn't over — another controversial video assistant referee decision against scotland. it came down to this kick. lee alexander thought she was the hero, but was judged to have come off her line. a retake, and scotland were out. tears, but still a team. their first world cup ended, but scotland have entertained and inspired. ina in a nutshell, just absolutely gutted to be out of the tournament. 0k, gutted to be out of the tournament. ok, i gutted to be out of the tournament. 0k, ifeel like gutted to be out of the tournament. ok, i feel like we've gutted to be out of the tournament. 0k, ifeel like we've been gutted to be out of the tournament. ok, i feel like we've been a gutted to be out of the tournament. 0k, ifeel like we've been a little bit hard done by by some of the decisions, and to giv

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stepsister, 90—year—old auschwitz survivor eva schloss, visited the exhibition and spoke to the bbc'sjohn beattiel of stories. was very interested in always looking smart, with nice hairstyles and different clothes. full of stories. a big chatterbox. we've been covering the 75th anniversary of d—day all week and the number of people alive who can tell the stories is getting smaller. how important is it that we talk to people like you and that we remember? yes, well it is, and we are getting very thin on the count. every day, i hear about a survivor or a military man who was fighting in that war is dying. so this will be the last generation of kids who will hear a personal story of us. your family were sent to auschwitz. can you even begin to describe to someone like me what that is like? well, we knew already that when we were being transported to auschwitz, we knew that people were going to be gassed there. so that is, of course, incomprehensible. healthy, young people, children were going to be taken in a room and within 15 minutes they were killed. this is still something which i can't compreh

in the second half, jason beattie scored. scotland were flying. and another from a set piece.lowed up. argentina got one back, and then a defensive error from scotland led to this. it's in! a nervy final ten minutes. it wasn't over. another controversial video assistant referee decision against scotland. it came down to this kick. lee alexander thought she was the hero, but wasjudged to alexander thought she was the hero, but was judged to have come off the line. retake... and scotland were out. tears, but still a team. their first world cup ended, but scotland have entertained and inspired. expectations have been elevated around this england team, and these fa ns around this england team, and these fans hope the party is just getting phytate. with both sides already through to the knockout stages, this was a duo for top spot, and karen ba rdsley was a duo for top spot, and karen bardsley stretched was a duo for top spot, and karen ba rdsley stretched every was a duo for top spot, and karen bardsley stretched every sinew to keep this one out. england breathed a sigh of relief,

score, but that is not going to happen today purely because the likes of kim little and jennifer beattie of those i have played with. so for england versus scotland, i am just excited, and i think the girls as well willjust wa nt think the girls as well willjust want this to start and get their campaigns under way. all those names you mentioned are in the scotland line—up. how do you feel that head coach shelley kerr is going to line 7 coach shelley kerr is going to line you coach shelley kerr is going to line up? you look at the last warm up match against jamaica, there were of huge defensive errors. what will she do today? i think the defensive errors we re do today? i think the defensive errors were made by players who would still be involved in the starting line—up, certainly keen players, and shelley's line—up against jamaica, it is quite an attacking midfield and i think that is something she's going to have changed tonight because you can't sit out against an england team and all attacking players, because they are so all attacking players, because they are so strong going forward

kim little the scorer. 1—0 at the break, jen beattie then doubled their lead.izing on any error. 3—0 scotland. but argentina won't die. milagros menendez pulled one back on her debut. scotland had been coasting, but they began to fall apart as florencia bonsegundo made it 3—2. and then the var drama. the penalty awarded to argentina. bonsegundo's shot saved by lee alexander, but she was judged to have left her line. it was retaken. this time no mistake, 3—3 the result. scotland had blown it. they're on the plane home, argentina may follow. to give away 3—0 goal in a world cup is absolutely gutting. but on a positive note, the girls have been unbelievable. it's been such an incredible journey being here for the first time. i felt like we've well and truly and a place on the stage and we'll hopefully be back in four years' time. in nice, england absorbed early pressure against japan, but soon answered back. georgia sta nway played through, elllen white a cool finish. 1—0 england. and england's toni duggan was injured before the first match, she returned desperate

and has been invited as the special guest of uefa president aleksander ceferin. 0ur reporterjohn beattie of it. kicking and just running around and having fun. this weekend is going to be exciting, isn‘t it? why is that? because i‘m going to madrid and i‘m going to watch the champions league final. it's not a smile that's the face of the campaign, it's the determination. the fact that they've just caught her in that moment where she'sjust hammered the ball, she has the look on her face — we call it her braveheart face. her scary braveheart face. she does have a smile that would light up a room. it was traumatic at the beginning because you didn't know what the future was going to hold for keeley. i remember looking at a wee pair of sandals and falling apart at the seams because my child would never wear sandals, but she does. she wears sandals, she paints her toes on her prosthetic leg. she just gets on with it. in terms of fitness and health and well—being and just enjoyment. it gives her the bit of drive and determination to go there and to try and do her best. when she does it, that s

like i'm telling you, it was fantastic weather out there, although tyler beatty might have thought it takes his first pitch and rides it out of the ball yard. 1-0 san diego. 1-1 in the fourth. sweet swing. stephen dugger rides it over and out. his fourth home run, and a two run shot. the giants take it, 3-1. ice cream, pizza, what can be better? >>> evan longoria to the left. that's going to get down off the car out there, and joe panick would've been a corner with a good throw, but he is safe. padre stowing this rant a little bit. two run double for evan longoria. they will take it . will smith, his 15th. is that kenny chesney? no, that is not. 6-5 final. the giants take care of the it use a g it better. these are not your daddy's tampa bay rays. these guys are hot, they can play. a little 70s look. i like it. it is go to work, down 2-0. chad pinder with an rbi single to get him on the board. still trailing, 2-1, though. two on one stroke of the bat by matt olson. this is the first month of the season with a hand problem. he's got 10 already. 3-2 oakland, and one pitch later, living

neighborhood guy, and i remember i just finished seeing bonnie and clyde move back in the day with warren beatty i forget the actress, faye dunaway and i remember walking home that day and i said i'm going to rob a bank, just like bonnie and clyde used to. i was kicking rocks, you know. i was just a kid. >> how much money do you think you've gotten from your bank robberies all these years? >> i don't know. you might want to ask ceasar's palace or something. i have no idea. i never counted. >> torres says he didn't just gamble away his loot but was a modern day robinhood. >> i would give money to homeless people when i see them on the street. i give them $100. i remember one time i was coming out of a bank and kids were out there at christmastime with the salvation army. he asked me for money. i don't have any right now and i'll be right back. you can imagine what i did, okay? >> now 49 years old, torres started his career as a bank robber when he was only 17, and he claims all of his robberies have been non-violent. >> i would go in there and basically just pass the note. i never used a gun. bas

opening three new crew ships and a new "beatty and the beast" attraction and in hong kong we're buildingnd, more in shanghai. a lot going on. >> reporter: global attendance was up something like 5% last year, and if you look just through the prism of what people spend in the u.s. theme parks at disney or their tickets, how much they are buying, the american consumer looks really solid. are you concerned at all about a faltering trend in the economic recovery because of trade wars, travel from chinese consumers less or even a trade war hurting the u.s. economy in. >> we take a long-term view on almost everything that we do. as a for instance the decision about california adventure cars land and to build two new cruise ships was made in it the '08-'09 period when we were looking at the worst economic downturn that we had seen in our lives and we knew we were building things and businesses to last a long time. we have short-term concerns, sure. we don't have signs that the trade war is hurting had us at this point. i was just in shanghai and didn't detect any anti-americanism or any slowdow

stepsister, 90—year—old auschwitz survivor eva schloss, visited the exhibition and spoke to the bbc'sjohn beattie was very interested in always looking smart, with nice hairstyles and different clothes. full of stories. a big chatterbox. we've been covering the 75th anniversary of d—day all week and the number of people alive who can tell the stories is getting smaller. how important is it that we talk to people like you and that we remember? yes, well it is, and we are getting very thin on the count. every day, i hear about a survivor or a military man who was fighting in that war is dying. so this will be the last generation of kids who will hear a personal story of us. your family were sent to auschwitz. can you even begin to describe to someone like me what that is like? well, we knew already that when we were being transported to auschwitz, we knew that people were going to be gassed there. so that is, of course, incomprehensible. healthy, young people, children were going to be taken in a room and within 15 minutes they were killed. this is still something which i can't comprehend how this

our reporterjohn beattie went to meet her. hi, my name is keeley. i do football, skiing, running.se i'm going to madrid and are going to watch the champions league final.m is not to smile, it is the determination. itjust is not to smile, it is the determination. it just caught is not to smile, it is the determination. itjust caught her in that moment when she has hammered the ball, she has her braveheart face own. she does have a smile that would light up a room. it was traumatic at the beginning because we didn't know what the future was going to hold. i remember looking at a small pair of sandals and falling apart at the seams because she could never wear sandals, but she does. she paints her tools on her prosthetic leg. she just gets on with it. in terms of fitness and health and well—being, just enjoyment. it gives her the bit of drive and determination to go there and try and do her best. when she does it, that smile of hers, the way shejust beams, does it, that smile of hers, the way she just beams, she does it, that smile of hers, the way shejust beams, she knew she does it

and has been invited as the special guest of uefa president aleksander ceferin. 0ur reporterjohn beattieit? why? because i‘m going to madrid to watch the champions league final.m is notjust the smile, it is the determination. she has her braveheart face on! she dove has —— have a smile that would light up a room. we didn't know what the future was going to hold for her. i remember looking at a little pair of sandals and falling apart at the seams because she would never wear sandals, but she does. in terms of fitness, health, well— being sandals, but she does. in terms of fitness, health, well—being and just enjoyment, it gives her that bit of drive and determination to go there and try and do her best. when she does it, that smile of hers, she just beams and she knows that she is in amongst children like her. she has a decent strike on her, hasn‘t she? i hope she has a brilliant day. we‘ll be back with the headlines in a few moments. stay with us. good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and jon kay. 0ur headlines today: an all—english champions‘ league final — tens of thou

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30am in the morning at market street winding its way through market darrow to civic center fergus beatty and charlie gallus this pride weekend is about remembering the roots of its history. 50 years ago on june 28othe bar patrons of the stonewall inn in new york city resisted a police raid is sparking protest and setting the stage for the rights movement. >>and during that we have to fight for our place in sight. to quality of their people. but it's important to never forget where we came from an >>is at restaurants and they were raided by police all the time. you have this huge celebration and i think that's fantastic bob robbo has been coming to san francisco pride since 1975 bravo says there's no better place. >>he rather be my been to many prize around the world, but pride is always very special san francisco. >>the special because we have that big a vibrant again that's being community here. is a wonderful time to celebrate with your community and having a good time. >>in san francisco gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>and breaking news from overnight president trump has made history becomi

jennifer beattie played for the primary team and glasgow city.an all boys team. she did. she was an inspiration to everybody. she was a once ina inspiration to everybody. she was a once in a career athletes that comes along. she has been a true inspiration to everybody. we refer back to her in classes all the time asa back to her in classes all the time as a role model and summary would like our pupils to aspire to be like. what a beautiful daters. lovely to talk to you. good morning, to you all. fiona, you are a big footballer. you play for a team. what it is a —— what do you enjoy about football? in joy football because you get to play with your friends and it just because you get to play with your friends and itjust keeps because you get to play with your friends and it just keeps you healthy and stuff —— i.e. enjoy. friends and it just keeps you healthy and stuff -- i.e. enjoy. do you play with boys and girls? does it make any difference to you whether you play with boys or girls or do they need to be good players? it isa or do they need to b

the midfielder shooting from distance, and it flew past jen beattie and goalkeeper lee alexander.chel corsie, scotland's captain, judged to have given away a penalty. yuika sugasawa stepped up to convert. let's take a look at the live action, from rennes. scotland with it all to do if they're avoid remaining bottom of group d, with little hope of making the stage. jamaica face italy at 5 and later, it's england against argentina. it's live on bbc one. england will be hoping to maintain their 100% record, with a win over a side 30 places below them. manager phil neville is looking forward to renewing one of football's great rivalries. what you've got with this game is the football history and rivalry. and i think that's... that's what we've got to handle. when the draw was made, the scotland—argentina games were games where you thought we've got to handle the occasion as well as the game, handle the emotion of the game, the rivalry of both scotland and argentina. and this is another game where we'll have to handle that kind of emotion. in the cricket. it's a good that the weather h

miss beatty is here now. representative raskin, you are on. >> both sides seem to agree this is something that should've been done long ago. i think i heard mr. hughes say that and mr. coates, you said that. there was an effort after the oill war and reconstruction -- order around a field command president lincoln issued to redistribute 40 acres and a mule. it was interrupted and we had a decade of active national investment in reconstruction in the south that was undone by white supremacy. we were never able to follow through on the political, economic, and social promise of reconstruction. and theis history distance between now and slavery. the continued racism of jim crow , the sharecropper system and the criminalization of the african-american population after the civil war, mr. coates, what are the differences in approach that have to be taken ,ow given the distance of time that if it had been done right after the civil war and reconstruction had been allowed to run its course for several decades before

beatty is here now. >> thank you mr. chairman. both sides seem to agree this is something that should have been done long ago. i think i heard mr. hughes say that and mr. coates you said that. there was an effort after the civil war and reconstruction organized around a field command to redistribute 40 acres and a mule and it never happened and was interrupted and then we had a period of a decade of active national investment in reconstruction in the south that was undone by white supremacy. we were never able to follow through on the political economic and social promise of reconstruction. given this history and the distance between now and slavery and the continuing injuries of and theith jim crow sharecropper system and the criminalization of the african-american population coates,e civil war, mr. what are the differences in approach that have to be taken now, given the distance of time that has lapsed then had hit been done -- then had it been , beforeer the civil war the so-called redemption took place? >> if i could just add