we have gone from scoring over 201 game, to scoring 128 quite co mforta bly game, to scoring 128 quiteto bat on each surface, and it should be good. the players are nearing the end of the first round of the women's pga championship in illinois. south korea's park sung—hyun is the one—stroke clubhouse leader, on six—under, in the third major of the year. americanjessica korda is one of three who are a stroke further back, and she is yet to win a major championship, despite claiming five titles on the lpga tour, while world number one and three—time winner of this event inbee park carded a disappointing one—over round, with this putt for birdie on the 13th the best of the day for the south korean. in major league baseball news, anthony rizzo's three—run double and addison russell's two—run homer highlighted a seven—run seventh innings, as the chicago cubs beat the los angeles dodgers 11—5 on thursday. tied up at 3—3 heading into the seventh innings, a skied hit saw what looked like being a relatively simple catch for max muncy, who used his glove as a shield against the sun. but he faile

an elbow from kyle walker giving away a penalty, ferjani sassi co mforta bly away a penalty, ferjanisi comfortably slotting it away. but as england toiled, desperately, for a penalty of their own, it wasn't until injury time that the breakthrough came. another corner, and another kane winner. hope restored for england and their fans, just. for the people of panama, it was time to party. a debut for their tea m was time to party. a debut for their team on world football's biggest stage, an emotional moment for their players. but, after holding on through a goalless first half, belgium started to turn it on. a rocket from dries mertens silencing the central americans, and from that point, panama's the central americans, and from that point, pa nama's resistance the central americans, and from that point, panama's resistance was broken, lukaku hitting the mark with two goals in six minutes. spectacular stadiums looked to be given in russia, but the quality of the matches within can't be guaranteed. the video assistant referee broke the deadlock between sweden and south korea, a penalty

the spaniard co mforta bly different player.he spaniard comfortably taking the next two sets from diego schwartzman. after playing one of the best sets of his life, the night before, despite his best efforts, schwartzman couldn't recreate the same magic. nadal simply too good. the number one seed lostjust four games on his way to wrapping up the match. the king of clay firmly back on his throne. conditions there were the same for both. he's a tough opponent. he's going to always be a tough match but at this and time, i think after the first rain delay, the match changed a lot because i played more aggressive with higher intensity and things were more on my side. next he will face juan things were more on my side. next he will facejuan martin del potro, the world number six reached his first french open semi—final since 2009 with a four set win over number three seed marin cilic. del potro has beaten nadal twice in their last three meetings but crucially none of them were enclave. in the women's draw, simona halep certainly livin

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lifeline for yemen. 90% of all the basic commodities people living there required to survive co mforta blyitarian assistance comes from that single port. if that port closes, even for just a few days, the impact is immediate and it's serious. everything has to be done to ensure that the port remains open so to ensure that the port remains open so that food can continue to arrive, can leave the city and reach the areas where people leave it the most. yemen right now is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, 7596 humanitarian crisis in the world, 75% of the entire population depends on some form of humanitarian assistance and protection. the bbc‘s nawal al—maghafi is yemeni and has covered the conflict in her country extensively. here's her analysis today. the uae led force on the ground they start pushing towards the airport, so we have not seen the ports completely stopped which is a relief but one of the things that we have seen is the aid agencies pull out of a data which will have consequences already and thousands of people trying to flee their homes. trying to escape the conflict

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he is co mforta bly 11th title in the french open. he is comfortably through to the fourth round. having lost to his opponents. the 16th meeting was only going to go one way. the home fans had to wait until the fourth game to see their man when his first point. this was the dominant of the spaniard. gasquet eventually making a contest of the opening set was supper he could only delay the inevitable. 31 places separate these two in the world rankings but the gulf in class with even wider. it was all wrapped up with even wider. it was all wrapped up afterjust with even wider. it was all wrapped up after just under two with even wider. it was all wrapped up afterjust under two hours and he would seem it was not enough of a work—out for the raining champion. if nadal had broken bridge cards in the stands, he made up for it by fulfilling any ball boy's dream. drawing cheers that would be ringing in his ears for days to come. with the world cup less than two weeks away, and when our inaction in the first of two warm—up matches. they're playing nigeria at wembley. just over 15 minutes go

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he could bly a fox attempt to buy twenty-first-century-fox asset. it is narrow on at&t.hat does not carry over they might say. neil: wouldn't comcast for fox be deemed another vertical move? >> it would. what i'm saying, judge leon wrote a narrow ruling on at&t time warner, justice trying to block that. they may try to block, listen, this ruling, down set precedent. the judge himself said it. it is a narrow ruling that doesn't mean we can't go after this deal. i think, here is the thing, the problem with the media mergers, if you have transformational meals justice doesn't like, including vertical ones where you put distribution and content and you have to go to court, for years, that's a problem. you know, these companies do not want to be fighting the justice department for the next two years. it is really a problem with the deal. particularly if you get it before a butch of obama appointees, who if there is one thing that elizabeth warren and some of the liberals in congress agreen on with donald trump it, was that this deal was bad and those are the type of judges on

work the challenges facing rural health communities, hospitals and providers have become so pal 'pa bly clear to us. first challenge to highlight is dichotomy and incentives that exist those who operate under total cost of programs like acos, medicare advantage programs and bundled payment programs and rural counterparts who operate under fee for service cost based reimbursement methods. while the former looks to keep members healthy and out of the hospital, the latter is rewarded when hospital beds are full of medicare patients. if the two groups worked in isolation of each other, this might work. but they do not. they are intrinsically woven together. the beneficiaries a trributed move in and out of the rural facili facilities in the nation. they would ask where do we fit in? and today the answer to that question is you don't. the policy approach has been to exempt them from value based policy all together. we submit this approach is not working and needs to change. rural health care can fit into value based payment models. so you wonder, is unity point health advocating that this be

the purpose is to ensure that information is timely and action bly shared across the sector. the problgress made is clear an as i've traveled across this country, it's evident. last month, i traveled to iowa to meet with secretary of state peyton. we provided training to county auditors and building a resilient election process. wha while there, i was impressed by the level of coordination to secure iowa's elections. from the secretary of state's office engangs with us and upgrading the voter registration system so include things like two fakctor awe thentification and providing training to the auditors them and their preparation and implementation of best practice. iowa serves as a model of whole of government response. we've seen progress at the local level. cently under secretary krebs was in cook county illinois wohere e walked through the framework for elections. through h framework, cook county has systemically mapped every system, identified known vulnerability points and built defenses and recovery plans. elections are run by states and localties. there are over 10,00

have pretty good intelligence into that, although probably intelligence into that, although pro ba bly that what they have this very substantial. this is why i always say that you should not have taken place so late into the process. it would have been better if it was five years ago, 20 years ago, 15 yea rs five years ago, 20 years ago, 15 years ago, when we did not have to worry about not having a successful meeting like today. and i still love my first interview with you, david. i still have that interview, actually. go ahead. thank you. inaudible if there is a second summit with chairman kim, will it be in pyongyang? we have not set that up. we will probably need another summit, we will probably need a meeting, we can use a different turn, we will probably need another one. i did not think... i have told people, i did not want to build up people's hopes. i told people i thought this would be a successful meeting if we got along, we developed a relationship, and we could have maybe cocked at this point in three, four months from now, but it really happen very quickly —— we could hav

negotiate the world but we need have a kind humility about them and beyond that are humid who are unfathom bly, and we remind people that we tend to make kind of icons or whatever out of people, but that's not who they are. those are just our representations of them that we use for our purposes to get through our day and it's not the truth. the truth is, like i says, way deeper, way more complicated, way more mysterious. >> host: gish jen, at some point you had to say, in your head, or sitting in your room by yourself, okay, this story is going to take place in maine, and there's going to be this asia-american protagonist, this cam bodessan family, -- cambodian family, wasping ex-love, cellphone towers, jinny the fundamentalist christian. how do you plot all that out into a book about the u.s.? >> guest: well. that's why its takes me so long. it's not like i it there and so, oh, i know. but often just as i did with kind of -- alison -- they're right here, the material at hand and no one has ever used them. so i i'll just start at them. did spend a lot of anytime northern vermont and that minut

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