ben proud's 50 metre freestyle final was just before the deluge.t was more than enough for gold for the englishman. this is why we do it, to race in front of thousands of people, thousands of fans. you know, it's been a really special night. duncan scott set a commonwealth games record for scotland tonight. this stunning comeback for silver, in the 200 metre medley ,saw him become the first man to win six medals at the same games. it was silver too for england in a stunning relay, just 900ths of a second separated ben proud's final stroke from winners australia — the hosts imperious once more. so as the swimming comes to a close, so ends six days of aussie dominance. they've won around half the medals on offer in the pool. the youngest competitor at the games is out of the women's table tennis, but 11—year—old anna hursey did wales proud, winning one of her two matches. regardless of result, a star is born. and an emotional day for david phelps saw him win a shooting gold for wales. it was a tearful games record, and on his 41st birthday too. # hap

ben proud leads the medal charge for the home nations on day six of the commonwealth games on the goldst in australia. good evening. donald trump, theresa may and president macron of france are thought to be considering joint military action in response to the suspected chemical attack on a rebel—held town in syria. president macron has said any agreed strikes would target syrian government chemical facilities. tonight russia, syria's ally, vetoed a un security council resolution to create an inquiry apportioning blame over saturday's attack, while a rival russian bid was voted down by other members. here's our middle east editorjeremy bowen. 0utside damascus, the war goes on. this was the aftermath of the conventional attack in idlib, the rebel held province to which many fighters and families have been transferred. 0nly fighters and families have been transferred. only a small fraction of the half a million dead in syria's war have been killed by chemical weapons. more displaced people are being taken out of douma, the town that the west and others say was hit by chemical weapons. a

england's ben proud takes gold in the 50m freestyle at the commonwealth games. over ten deficit against liverpool. tony blair and the former us president, bill clinton, are among a number of international figures gathering in belfast today to mark the 20th anniversary of the good friday agreement — the peace deal which helped to bring an end to the troubles in northern ireland. it comes at a time of political uncertainty at stormont, where power—sharing collapsed last year. our ireland correspondent, chris page, is in belfast. in the 30 years before the good friday agreement, around 3500 people died in the troubles, but the deal marked the point at which political violence gave way to political agreement, this afternoon the people involved in the negotiations are coming back togetherfor involved in the negotiations are coming back together for an event at the university in belfast. as well as reflecting on what has been achieved, they will be considering the political problems which still have not been resolved. the three decades, in the late 20th century, viole

step forward england's ben proud. that looked comfortable.e gold medal. it's a ten, and thatis for the gold medal. it's a ten, and that is another! a gold medal, a games record quite some way to celebrate your birthday. # happy birthday to you in the queen's pairs of them, england taking the title. the open road may have provided a rather more city view, but for england's harry canfield, there was quite enough destruction, racing against both the clock and brother charlie, a silver in the men's time trial. and if there is any lingering doubt about what a metal can meet this was elite simmons winning bronze in the women's event. for others, the celebrations were less powerful. eight runs in para powerlifting was a little more acrobatic. —— a bronze in. this athlete who only took up the sport nine months ago is a medal winning athletes. high hopes for england's andrew pozzi. but after a good start, his challenge would falter. going backwards. it's between the two jamaicans. falter. going backwards. it's between the two jamaicans. the dado ended

ben proud living up to his name.edal. i felt very controlled, very relaxed, and i devise hit 21 and three in the sort of conditions i am very positive of the year. there has been a brilliant silver in the men's 200 metres individual medley of scotland's duncan scott. 19 one hundredths of a second separating him from australia's mitch larkin who won his fourth gold of the games. in women's 400 metres freestyle holly hibberd won silver whilst england team—mate won silver whilst england team—mate won her third bronze in these games. 17—year—old arianna titmuss of australia winning her third gold in that race. george davies of wales had to settle for bronze in the women's 50 metres backstroke after having won gold in glasgow. 0vernight there were two shooting golds for the home nations. david phelps took the men's 50 metres prone rifle title for wales and there was also gold for england in there was also gold for england in the queens prize pairs. tom daley will not be defending his ten metre platform individual commonwe

ben proud went head to head with australia's kyle chalmers at the end falling short by nine one hundredthsud successfully defended his 50 metres freestlye title after breaking the games record in qualifying. very, very pleased about that. tonight was about getting a medal. ifi tonight was about getting a medal. if i can get three in these conditions, i am if i can get three in these conditions, iam positive if i can get three in these conditions, i am positive for the rest of the year. there's been a brilliant silver in the mens 200 metres individual medley for scotland's duncan scott. 19 one hundreths of a second separated him and australia's mitch in the women's aoom freestyle, holly hibbott won silver whilst her england team mate eleanor faulkner won her third bronze medal in these games. 17—year—old ariarne titmus of australia took her third gold of the games... and georgia davies of wales had to settle for bronze in the women's 50m backstroke, after winning gold in glasgow four years ago. tom daley won't defend his 10 metre platform individual commonwealth title. he has a hip problem

but sarah vasey, adam peaty, sean murphy o'connor, ben proud and james guy, congratulations.t close and mind this step. can you continue, sarah! we don't want to talk about me falling in the water. all the people watching are literally on the floor. and mike is on the gold coast now. i hope you had filled a hazard assessment form. it was a last—minute change of location and i just did not study the contours at the bottom of the swimming pool closely enough. i was distracted by all those gold medals glistening in the sunshine. as for the athletics tonight, we heard about the high jump tonight, we heard about the high jump disappointment but more encouraging news in qualifying for the children meter finals tomorrow night. dinner asha smith for england looked comfortable tonight in the ca rra ra looked comfortable tonight in the carrara stadium in the qualifying. she's the european champion and world junior champion and a big medal hope tomorrow. a great run as well for leon reid of northern ireland, making it through to the 200 metre final. afterwards he said my mum came all th

the one thing i love about him is that he's always looking at the other people, like ben proud, chadal, he would have been in the final, he would have won the race. he is very humble. people love to be around him. he puts his goals around his neck when he is having an interview. he's very playful. he managed to save par on that as he hopes to win his first green jacket. that would be a calendar grand slam for him if he did. four—time champion tiger woods finished level for the day. well off the pace, having started at four over par. a lovely tee shot there are helped him birdie the 16th. this is the latest on the leaderboard. patrick reed and marc leishman are out there through the first holes, still the same in terms of their scores. nine under and seven under. we can see rory mcilroy four under. he is five off the lead. need to make a bit of a charge if he wants to challenge on what we know is moving saturday in the golf majors. full details across the golf majors. full details across the bbc this weekend. there are few other players at the top of the leaderboard, just a few! they

but sarah va5ey, adam peaty, siobhan—marie o'connor, ben proud and james guy, congratulations. 0h!just look before you get in a swimming pool in future, ok? i hope you can still hear me. i'll have to get rather close and mind the step. can you continue, sarah? because we want to talk about your gold, we don't want to talk about me falling in the water. all the people watching here are literally on the floor. i'll hold it together, you don't have to. do you know what, katty, i would have said to them, get in the water with me. let's just have said to them, get in the water with me. let'sjust get have said to them, get in the water with me. let's just get over this. the worst thing that happened to me now, i'm standing on a roundabout in israel having done about 17 different hours of lies, and a bus nearly run me over, and the team said nothing! why didn't they say anything? i know, exactly! this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news — there really is a donald trump tweet for every occasion — even military action in syria. w

but spare a thought for ben proud — world and olympic champion in the butterfly smashes the games recordmy introduction, talking about the brownlee brothers and those two medals for scotland and england. it proves how changeable the weather is. one other big line to mention from here in gold coast is that the poster girl of these games, sally pearson, has pulled out because of injury. the hurdler was one of australia's big medal hopes, but has been struggling with an achilles problem. there was a champions league night to stir the soul at anfield. manchester city have all but won the premier league, and were many people's favourites for the champions league, too. but liverpool had other ideas in the first leg of their quarter—final, as drew savage reports. these are the kind of nights liverpool fans must have been dreaming of. three goals up against manchester city, 90 minutes away from the last four of the champions league. and they do know a thing or two about the european cup around here. there was a lot to applaud about liverpool's performance. firmino's resistance, mo salah's calm w

but adam peaty, james guy, ben proud, congratulations. i didn't see the step!ng in the water. all the people watching are literally on the floor. i will hold it together, you don't have too. congratulations. tell us what it was like. some of the races have been so close when you touched the wall, and you got the gold medal. close when you touched the wall, and you got the gold medallj close when you touched the wall, and you got the gold medal. i knew i was in good stead to do quite well, fastest ra n k in good stead to do quite well, fastest rank is going into the meat and into the heat i was fastest, and the jamaican and into the heat i was fastest, and thejamaican girl swan and into the heat i was fastest, and the jamaican girl swan really well... inaudible. 0k, we the jamaican girl swan really well... inaudible. ok, we will stay on those pictures for a moment. if you didn't see it a second ago, mike is carrying on talking but we can't hear him because a moment ago mike fell into the water and his pack went in. he doesn't know we can't hear him now, but good

not same kind of, you know, echo echo chamber ben rhodes was proud of. remember the echo chamber?: mr. hoffman, i agree with the president inasmuch as we can't be the world's policemen, there are circumstances, i don't think america can fight wars anymore after the experience in iraq where 'it becomes politicized after thousands of americans give lives and limbs, washington decides never mind we don't fight wars to win them. we put ridiculous rules of engagement on our brave men and women. deciding in washington not on the ground what to do. same thing in vietnam we lost 58,000 people. there are certain moments where it's only the united states. are we going to sit back? do we have a moral obligation when we see images of women and children being gassed to stop it and prevent it? >> we do. we have got a moral obligation absolutely. it's a violation of international norms. and we do need to take action. we also have a strategic requirement, too, to support our allies in the region. israel, jordan and lebanon. not to mention europe which has been impacted so severely by the migratio

ben lattanzi: "i'm so proud of her. she's way beyond her years in thought." her super proud parents aren't the only ones expecting big things from this outgoing and animated activist in the making... who is aware her efforts may not save the store but she also knows, she has to try. delilah: "i still love me trying to go farther with my effort. and just how hard my friends work. it's so beautiful to me." (pam) toys r us is impressed too-- in a statement, a spokesperson said , "the outpouring of support, from both kids and adults for toys r us.... has been tremendous. we appreciate the love and kindness and will be forever grateful to our customers, like this wonderful girl in woodbridge."(steve)the 8-year-old says that if the corporation doesn't accept her fundraising money, she plans to donate it to a childrens hospital. (pam) a 4/20 staple is on a high note. our stanley roberts uncovers all sides of hippie hill.. (steve)many say this family has been full for a while.but mom and dad say it is a blessing to welcome their 14th son into the world. the savings a

step forward, england's ben prout in the 50 metres freestyle. proude do it, to race in front of thousands of people. it is even especially night. no doubting the home superiority in the women's 400 meter freestyle, but a silver and bronze for england. much closer in the 200 metres medley. scotland's duncan scott took silver, his sixth medal at the games worth the pain. battling through those barriers, two, wales with a quite brilliant silver in the 1500 metres. and so to the relays. gold yet again for australia, but bronze for wales' woman. but for england's men, the very closest of margins. we do for much of the way, just beaten to the touch. silverfor them, much of the way, just beaten to the touch. silverforthem, called for australia. elsewhere, more gold. in the 50 rifle —— metres rifle, wales we re the 50 rifle —— metres rifle, wales were taking in. a gold medal, and games record quite some way to celebrate your birthday. a home team's1—2— three celebrate your birthday. a home team's 1—2— three there, and sorted elsewhere. the open road may have

ben lattanzi: "i'm so proud of her. she's way beyond her years in thought."er proud parents aren't the only ones expecting big things from this outgoing and animated activist in the making... who is aware her efforts may not save the store but she also knows, she has to try. delilah: "i still love me trying to go farther with my effort. and just how hard my friends work. it's so beautiful to me." (vicki) that was marci rubin reporting. toys r us was impressed too-- a spokesperson said in a statement, "the outpouring of support, from both kids and adults, for toys r us has been tremendous. we appreciate the love and kindness and will be forever grateful to our customers, like this wonderful girl in woodbridge."(grant) lattanzi says that if the (vicki) (vicki) hospital. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) thank you grant and vicki.coming up tonight at six... police want your help to try and catch this man....he is accused of comitting a disturbing act inside the children's book sec

ben carson. >> i've become an expert on this side, so proud. >> see how much younger we look now? >> thank you. >> sure. >> let me get these by guys back the breakfast. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> good to meet you too. >>. >> what you do for the commonwealth. >>. >> good to meet you too. >>. >> how about that, youcan't get away from us . >> chanel, good to see you. >> thank you. thank you,good to meet you too. >> good morning. megan osterberg. >> hello, professor, what you teach ? >> is an art or science? >> a little bit of both. >>. >> thank you so much. [inaudible conversation] i just saw rachel in there,talk to her all the time yesterday. thanks a lot, good to meet you too. the maryland delegation. a year ago, we moved, 19 years . good to meet you. . and i'm bob. >>. >> off by two. >>. >>. >> we moved to boston and became part of this fine crowd. >>. >> thanks so much, good to have some marylanders in the house . all the hyperbole i spew about records. [inaudible conversation] okay. two or just sign it? >> you can sign it to andy. >> bob will do it, i promise. >>. >>.

i was proud to introduce this bipartisan bill with gene green of texas, larry bucshon of indiana and congressman ben ray lujan of new mexico. it addresses the lack of current comprehensive treatment options available to opioid disorder patients. currently there's a wide range of options from faith-based abstinence programs to other program bus not everyone has access to the specific treatments they need. patients usually seek treatment from facility convenient to them or from a facility covered by their insurance. however most facilities only offer a single type of treatment which may or may not work for each type of paint. this would provide grant money to create centers where every f.d.a. approved option is available to each patient. these centers would also include intake services and help with intre re-entering the community and provide data to the department of health and human services that other treatment centers can learn and provide best practices to provide more patients with comprehensive care. also introduced is the ma tornle opioid treatment health, education and recovery act, the mothe

ben is an outstanding member of our community, i am proud to recognize his achievement. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. i rise today to join with the armenian community in commemorating the 103rd anniversary of the armenian genocide with my colleague, congressman david valadao, who we both represent a large constituency of armenians. on april 24, 1915, the ottoman empire began to systemically deport and kill 1 1/2 million armenians, sending them to their death. mr. costa: it was systemic, it was planned. but as history has shown, the armenian people are stronger than any attack, even genocide. the first genocide in the 20th century, by the way. many armenians settled in in the california san joaquin valley where i was raised and now i have the honor to represent. i heard their sto

been seven decades since prime minister ben-gurion made his historic declaration of independence and president truman gave his historic recognition, and i'm proud to say that america continues to stand unshakeably with our allies. on december 6, 2017, president trump rightly recognized jerusalem as israel's capital and announced that the u.s. embassy would be moving to jerusalem, ilementinghe jerusalem embassy act of 1995 that was adopted overwhelmingly by congress. i have long advocated and supported the united states to take these two actions, which are required to rectify an historic injustice. jerusalem has been the eternal capital of the jewish people for over 3,000 years. and the capital of the jewish state since its founding in 1948. i recently introduced a resolution reaffirming the deep connection between the jewish people and jerusalem and denouncing efforts at unesco that have attempted to rewrite historic truth, to erase from history undeniable facts. i'm also proud that my home state of texas adopted legislation on israel's independence day last year to combat the anti-israel boycott diversement and sanctions, the bds movement. and

i was proud to introduce this bipartisan bill with gene green of texas, larry bucshon of indiana and congressman ben ray lujan of new mexico. it addresses the lack of current comprehensive treatment options available to opioid disorder patients. currently there's a wide range of options from faith-based abstinence programs to other program bus not everyone has access to the specific treatments they need. patients usually seek treatment from facility convenient to them or from a facility covered by their insurance. however most facilities only offer a single type of treatment which may or may not work for each type of paint. this would provide grant money to create centers where every f.d.a. approved option is available to each patient. these centers would also include intake services and help with intre re-entering the community and provide data to the department of health and human services that other treatment centers can learn and provide best practices to provide more patients with comprehensive care. also introduced is the ma tornle opioid treatment health, education and recovery act, the mothe

proud of, right there in my prompter, it says tax reform. i'm letting the world now it's not tax reform, it was a tax cut. those are two different things. ben, you're back with me. i want to start with a tweet. paul ryan is responsible for adding trillions to the national debt. it is hard to understand what a trillion is. maybe this helps. a million seconds is 12 days. a billion seconds is 30 years. a trillion seconds is 3,000 years. that's what we're faced with, with this deficit. do you think that's why paul ryan's walking out the door? >> i think paul ryan's walking out the door because the republican party has become ungovernable and embarrassing. i think his only mistake was not having done so two years earlier which is going to be a stain on his political reputation forever. >> but if that's why he was leaving, this would be his moment to stand up and say that. this would be his moment to say, i can't stand with trump for x, y and z. instead, he's touting tax caughts and he's not around to live through the ill pact of said cuts. >> you make a good point on this being tax cuts, not tax reform. to give ryan a little bit of credit, he wa

proud that she was my grand daughter. i really miss her. her. omissions by the authorities contributed to the death of ellie. contributed to the death of ellie. but those injail are beny, your younger daughter. jennie gray, your younger daughter. my younger daughter. last time you on the programme you disowned her. on the programme you disowned her. |j have disowned her. have disowned her. was innocent but they were not innocent. i know what they did. daughter via video link doing the inquest hearing, what is not like. inquest hearing, what is not like. ” was shocked. was shocked. the legal people that it was the law so that accepted. so that accepted. i tried not to look at them. look at them. saying, we are innocent, we are innocent. innocent. enough rope to hang themselves, so to speak. to speak. minimum of 2a years for beating your granddaughter. granddaughter. i think he lives in a fa ntasy world. i think he lives in a fantasy world. they both do. a fa ntasy world. a fantasy world. fantasy world. sure that people say, i predict it, but how do you predict it. i don't know. know. assured of —— having allegedly shaken her when she was the baby. shaken her when she

fitzpatrick: i'm proud of the hard work of students jonathan, brandon, jacob, tom, eric, and michael. and i would also like to commend ben salem curriculum coordinator for his guidance and for teaching his students that their gifts and talents can be used in compassionate ways. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, the regulatory relief bill that passed the senate just a few short weeks ago was crafted to get past the 60-vote cloture threshold and our senate colleagues are now asking the thousand pass that deal without amendment. mr. tipton: because they don't have an interest in voting on the measure again. that is not the legislative process envisioned by the framers of the constitution. and demonstrates a disregard for the policy work of the people's house. the house financial services committee has worked tirelessly to pass bipartisan bills that will provide necessary regulatory relief to main street america.

a strong finish from ben proud. a good day for the whole nations. not surprisingly. i went out there, controlled the race. race. but hopefully we can bring really good swimming beyond this. really good swimming beyond this. ” got to number one in my profession. got to number one in my profession. it felt good. that's what we train for. for. we are disappointed, but looking forwards. looking forwards. greatjob and hope i can be part of it. metres individual medley for scotland‘s duncan scott. that‘s his sixth medal of the games. 19100ths of a second separated him and australia‘s mitch larkin. of weeks to recover. so, no relay for him. in the men‘s 110m hurdles. in the world indoor championships 60 metres hurdles last month. jamaica‘s ronald levy won the race. in the women‘s 1500 metres. setting a games record. the double in australia. after a nightclub incident. that happened on sunday. were called to a disturbance. the light welterweight division over the weekend. table tennis prodigy? same score in the second round. she also won a doubles match in