ten man ac milan kept alive their hopes of champions league football with a 2—1 win against bologna.iverpool men got the goals for mid line, finishing beautifully after 37 minutes. they then doubled their lead courtesy of borini, who was able to tap in from close by. destro pulled one back for the visitors, and sansone and dijks were sent off after the final whistle. uefa champions league centre stage on tuesday, liverpool looking for a miracle on merseyside, as they welcome lionel messi to enfield for the second level leg of the semi—final. the hosts will have to ove i’co m e semi—final. the hosts will have to overcome a deficit without mo salah. 0ne one thing is for sure, it is not how you want to rescue a semi—final against one of the world's besides, mo salah out, roberto firmino suffering from a muscle industry. two of the world's best strikers are not in it for tomorrow night. we have to score four goals against bustle and to go through after 90 minutes. —— barcelona. it doesn't make life easier, but still, as long as we have 11 players on the pitch, we will try it, and everybo

now we're off to bologna and the capital of immediate romagna it's renowned for its cuisine especially its homemade pasta christina fortini began offering pasta making courses 15 years ago. and the intention is to keep up all the way that we need to leave to purchase a sip is the familiarity progressivist tell you tell it features prominently in these recipes but the world famous to get people and use it is a rarity and hear people favor the wider and flatter to the italian noodles so salute and one of the tito. good food a comfortable home a new pair of shoes now and again that's enough for most of us but not for everyone us photographer lauren greenfield is fascinated by greed and by the extreme consumerism of the super rich last year her movie generation wealth opened the sundance film festival the photo she took during the project are now on display at a show in hamburg and if i want to work on your hours a week and never see my family and die in early age that's my private if. all it is me is this one. identifier talker for 25 years with my lens focused on well. i noticed that no

there's only four points separating third and sixth with two matches remaining, while bologna move ups to 13th after their victory over parma all but guaranteeing their survival in the top flight. and if any of those chasing the last few qualification places need any inspiration then look no further than this season's champions league finalists. tottenham and liverpool finished third and fourth respectively in the premier league last year and they meet in the final next month in madrid. 0ur sports correspondent david 0rnstein has visited the ground where the game will take place. welcome to the wanda stadium, home of atletico madrid and on the 1st ofjune host to the champions league final between tottenham and liverpool. this is the work the players will take on to the pet. it was opened in 2017, the fifth time the city of madrid will hold the european cup final. there will be 63,000 on the night. 16,000 fans from both tottenham and liverpool and over there, in the north stand, is where the tottenham fans will be situated and down here, is their dugout. that seat at the end of the lef

the german rider beat a world—class field of sprinters at the end of the 205—kilometre run — from bolognaunchanged, with primoz roglic keeping the pink jersey and britain's simon yates following close behind in second. the swedish golfer marcus kinhult produced nerves of steel to win the british masters in southport. kinhult had the lead, then lost it, and with the prospect of a four—way play—off looming, he needed a birdie at the last for victory — and he made it, to win by a single shot from a group including england's matt wallace. this is kinhult‘s first european tour title. great britain's men have won a bronze medal at the world relay championships in the ax100m in yokohama, japan. nethaneel mitchell—bla ke anchored the team, and caught china to secure third place. the british quartet ran a world leading time yesterday, but it was beaten today by the gold medal winners, brazil. gb will be looking to retain their world championship relay title in doha later this year. mumbai indians have won the indian premier league — clinching the competition by a single run against the chennai sup

the overall lead, with slovenia's primoz roglic still in the pinkjersey after the 205 km stage from bolognaonship standings after claiming victory in the spanish grand prix. mercedes claimed a fifth successive one—two of the season, as valtteri bottas finished second, with red bull's max verstappen third. sweden's marcus kinhult won his maiden european tour title by beating england's matt wallace on the final hole of the british masters. the pair were tied with two others on 15—under, but wallace missed a 15—foot putt on the last, before kinhult sunk a ten—foot birdie to claim the win. in the nhl, the boston bruins defeated the carolina hurricanes 6—2 in game two of the eastern conference finals, to take a 2—0 lead in their best—of—seven series. matt grzelcyk scored two for the bruins, and despite the hurricanes scoring tweice in the third period, they couldn't do enough, with game three in carolina on tuesday. our start was good. they were physical, we answered the bell. we didn't give up much in the first, i think there was one tipped scoring chance, and we demonstrated some of oui’ chanc

the first of the three grand tour races gets under way on saturday in bologna.nibali and simon yates, who led last year's race for two weeks before falling back out of contention. but last year's winner, chris froome, is missing, to concentrate on the tour de france. reigning world champion sebastien ogier set the pace on the first of thursday's shakedown runs in concepcion, ahead of the rally of chile — but only just. the french ace was 0.1 seconds quicker than his world rally championship title rival and the current points leader, belgium's thierry neuville. the action gets going for real on friday with six special stages. six more follow on saturday, with four on sunday to conclude the event. it is the first time that chile has played host to a rally on the world championship calendar. from me, and the rest of the team, it is good both —— goodbye for now. hello there. we've got a couple more showery days in the forecast, before things start to settle down during the weekend, as high pressure begins to build in. we should start to see temperatures rising, as w

suits filed against >>i had of saving lives, someone to bologna. >>what they're trying to do really is shield themselves from civil liability. >>the prosecution's havard an unexpected setback when a witness and died in an accident just days before he was set to testify last week prosecutors told the judge that he was an unlicensed contractor hired to install inexpensive wiring at the ghost ship warehouse court is back in session next week. in the east bay there are just 2 weeks left in the school year but more threatening and racist graffiti has been founded california high school in san ramon as kron four sarah stinson reports there will be extra police officers on campus. >>california high school will have an increased police presence because they found 4 different pieces of graffiti that's threatened mass shootings and and had racial slurs. this whole situation has put parents and students on edge know i've talked about my boys about and some of their friends in. >>they're stressed out about it, you know could says what ifs and they're just kind

saturday the opening stage of the jittered italia was an 8 kilometer time trial around the streets of bologna years living years 3 miles proved too good to coming in 1900 consecutive person simon take the race leader's pictures chris froome isn't defending his title this year to concentrate on the tour de france in july and here's an example of how not to do it from the world relays in japan the hosts should impressive hand eye coordination in the men's 4 by 100 meter relay when they almost lost the battle in japan managed to avoid dropping it and finished 3rd but were disqualified for that handover. and it seems impossible to go anywhere without a phone these days and that is also true of the studio ok portugal's and the will to see dropping his mobile at the barca grand slam event on saturday get it instantly disqualified. and that's all the sport back to lauren in london. peter thank you and now donald trump would seem an unlikely cultural inspiration and the world's oldest and most celebrated event they venice biennale which opened today but the influence of the u.s. president to see me e

tensions flare between police and anti fascist activists in the town and city bologna on monday the anger erupted over a visit by the leader of the far right new force party head of those upcoming european parliamentary elections. i thought police tried to contain protesters who tried to break through police cordon the party's leader who has identified as a fascist in prostate wins is seeking reelection to the european parliament in the vote so that is. a 23 tuesday morning thanks for watching this program don't forget if you go to our up go to the store you'll find it there all our headlines as they have a mobile device great thing for me kevin i'm from now a great tuesday. years i've talked to you about the end. of the economy mario humans are becoming like the colony of insects. and that's all enabled by this 5 d.n.a. surveillance pretty cool right. there's a tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been fully implement from the inside venezuela things are different we're go

he beat a world—class field of sprinters at the end of the 205—kilometre run from bologna to fucecchio — that's bbc.com/sport. that is your monday sport briefing. icelandic punk? polish folk? it can only be the eurovision song contest. the launch of this year's competition took place on sunday night in tel aviv with representatives from more than 40 countries making an appearance. andy beatt has more. sarah mcternan is walking the carpet... glitz and glamour on an almost global scale, kickstarting what some call a festival of kitsch, the eurovision song contest, on the orange carpet of tel aviv. no other live music event comes close — 41 countries, tens of thousands of visiting fans, and a tv audience of nearly 200 million. i am here for eurovision, i am here for the whole week. i love eurovision. i went to lisbon last year, and it'sjust a great big party. especially here, in this weather, by the beach, it's brilliant. behind the scenes, though, coastguardsjoining 8,000 police officers in a massive security operation, the seaside city of tel aviv a controversial host because of the isr

he is the reigning spanish champion and wasjust behind in bologna.ace after losing out last year to chris froome. england's matt wallace has a share of the lead at the british masters in southport going into the final round. wallace is chasing a fifth european tour title and was three shots ahead in the third round, but he dropped shots on the back nine to finish 1a under par. one of tennis's most exciting young players takes on world number one novak djokovic in the final of the madrid open this afternoon. he beat g raf madrid open this afternoon. he beat graf and adele for the first time and on clay, hispania's favourite surface. he had already defeated roger federer at the australian open. this was another huge win in his fledgling career. simona halep missed the chance to go back to the top of the world rankings when he she lost to kiki bertens in straight sets. it is her biggest win and it ta kes sets. it is her biggest win and it takes her up to fourth in the world, making her the highest ranking —— women in history. three major football clubs

yates, who is the reigning vuelta a espana champion, finished the five mile time trial in bologna ingh lightening. they won 74—54 to progress to keep their hopes of winning a third successive title alive. great britain were beaten 3—1 by olympic silver medalists germany in their opening game at the ice hockey world championship in slovakia. but two late goals saw the germans to a hard fought victory. we can go live to our ice hockey reporter seth bennett who's in slovakia. seth a brave effort from gb but all to no avail. absolutely, 25 years in the making, they last played at this level in 1994. they always knew it would be hard, germany or the olympic silver medallists, ranked eighth in the world, gb ranked down in 22nd. the big question would be, with a be able to match germany in the early stages? they did it well, creating some good chances early on in the game. the best probably falling to evan, a lovely pass coming outside. there was a good opportunity for brad o'connor as well, a couple of great saves from the german goalkeeper that made the difference. had they scored those c

london jonathan lis deputy director british influence a pro european think tank and also on skype from bologna and italy matthew goodwin professor of politics and international relations of the university of can't thank you to all for joining us mr garnet what led to may's dong 4 was it a failure to deliver bragg's it or just simply because he couldn't manage to heal the political divide in heritage well you know i think you could say this is not a departure it's kind of inevitable for 2 reasons the 1st one after the general election of 2070 which she had called and then for very much of the campaign a which revolved around herself and her plans to address it when that general election resulted in the loss of the conservative party the overall majority parliament well from that side on this is may's days were numbered it's clear she would never be allowed by the seat to fight another election as leader but obviously. the actual process the failure to get withdrawal terms accepted by parliament on 3 separate occasions resulted in humiliating failure and actually proving the reputation of govern

yates, the reigning vuelta a espana champion, finished the five—mile time trial in bologna just nineteen"deep passion" to win the giro, after leading for 13 stages last year before losing out to chris froome. today's stage is 205 km, featuring two categorised climbs ahead of a flat finish. england's matt wallace has a share of the lead at the british masters at southport going into the final round. wallace — who's chasing a fifth european tour title — was three shots ahead early in the third round, but he dropped his first shots of the tournament on the back nine to finish on 1li—under par, alongside sweden's marcus kinult. rafael nadal‘s chances of winning a sixth madrid open are over, after he was knocked out in the semi—finals by stefanos tsitsipas. the young greek is one of the most exciting young players in the game — he beat roger federer at this year's australian open but this is the first time he's defeated nadal. his reward is a final against novak djokovic, who beat dominic thiem. and simona halep missed the chance to go back to the top of the world rankings, when she lost the

no surprise rudy giuliani didn't get that bologna past chris. he will surely now remain high atop the menu on the ridiculist. i want to hand it over to chris. >> it's not cheddar. i would have been provalone. well done. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. republican sabotage is afoot in the house. we have a member of congress holding up the disaster bill. he wants to tell us why he is doing the right thing in his opinion and we will test the case. on the democratic side, what's the bigger risk to joe biden? the president's tweets or his position on the '94 crime bill. congressional vet, majority whip, jim clyburn has a stern message for presidential contenders on this issue and you need to hear it. >> how many are going to die trying to climb everest? we have new information on the state of the fatal log jam. >> so here's the latest, congressman tom massey from kentucky is the second to hold up $19 billion in disaster relief monies. his fellow republican lead the way on friday. now joy says he has good reason to stop the bill. even if it dela

now, you can say that's bologna, and it may be, but that's what he said, and i think he did so becausetion he had with mueller where mueller said, i just wanted more information. i didn't really have a problem with what you wrote. what you wrote was accurate. it just was incomplete. >> well, not inaccurate is different than accurate. >> seriously, though -- >> okay. we've got to get in a break anyway. coming up, we're going to get reaction from two members of congress that attorney barr will not testify tomorrow before the house judiciary committee. we'll be right back. guys, i've got an idea! oooh, what is it? so people love iphone xr, right? well, it does have an incredible camera. and it comes in all those amazing colors. uh huh. what if we give the people iphone xr, when they join t-mobile? iphone xr on us? yeah, iphone xr on us! what's not to love about that? for a limited time, join t-mobile and get the awesome iphone xr on us. >>> as we've been reporting, attorney general barr now says he won't testify as scheduled tomorrow before the house judiciary committee, this because the

london jonathan lis deputy director british influence a pro european think tank and also on skype from bologna and italy matthew goodwin professor of politics and international relations of the university of can't thank you to all for joining us mr garnet what led to may's dong 4 was it a failure to deliver bragg's it or just simply because he couldn't manage to heal the political divide in heritage well you know i think you could say this is a departure it's kind of inevitable for 2 reasons the 1st one after the general election of 2070 which she had called and then for very much of a campaign a witch revolved around herself and her plans to address it well that general election resulted in the loss of the conservative party overall majority parliament well from that side on this is may's days were numbered it's clear she would never be allowed by the seat to fight another election as leader but obviously. the actual process the failure to get withdrawal terms accepted by parliament on 3 separate occasions resulted in humiliating failure and actually proving the reputation of governments in b

no surprise rudy giuliani didn't get that bologna past chris.any meat he'll be slinging in president trump's 2020 campaign. he will surely now remain high atop the menu on the ridiculist. i want to hand it over to chris. >> it's not cheddar. i would have been provalone. if it was rudy. well-done as always, my friend. you can have whatever protein shake you want. i am chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. republican sabotage is afoot in the house. we have a member of congress holding up the disaster bill. he wants to tell us why he is doing the right thing in his opinion and we will test the case. on the democratic side, what's the bigger risk to joe biden?

suppression ahead of saving lives, someone to bologna.trying to do really is shield themselves from civil liability. >>prosecution suffered an unexpected setback when a witness died in an accident just days before he was set to testify last week. prosecutors told the judge said he was in on one licensed contractor, hard to install an wiring at the ghost ship warehouse court is back in session next week. in las vegas mgm resorts things they could pay as much as $800 million for lawsuits related to the 2017 massacre, but deals have not been reached between in gm and the thousands of people who sued the company for a variety of reasons after a man killed 58 people and wounded more than 500 others by shooting from the window of mgm's mandalay bay hotel, the attack on attendees at the music festival was the deadliest mass shooting in modern us history and in a statement in gm says the company has about million in insurance coverage that can be used to help cover such costs. in sacramento, a veteran is recovering in the hospital tonight after b

now, you can say that's bologna, and it may be, but that's what he said, and i think he did so becausee had with mueller where mueller said, i just wanted more information. i didn't really have a problem with what you wrote. what you wrote was accurate. it just was incomplete. >> well, not inaccurate is different than accurate. >> seriously, though -- >> okay. we've got to get in a break anyway. coming unwe're going to get reaction from two members of congress that attorney barr will not testify tomorrow before the house judiciary committee. we'll be right back. if you have a garden you know, weeds are lowdown little scoundrels. with roundup sure shot wand you don't need to stoop to their level. draw the line. the sure shot wand extends with a protective shield to pinpoint those pesky bedfellows. it lets you kill what's bad right down to the root while comfortably guarding the good. draw the line with the roundup sure shot wand. roundup brand. trusted for over 40 years. omar, check this out. uh, yeah, i was calling to see if you do laser hair removal. for men. notice that my hips are o

london jonathan lis deputy director british influence a pro european think tank and also on skype from bologna and italy matthew goodwin professor of politics and international relations of the university of can't thank you to all for joining us mr garnet what led to may's dong 4 was it a failure to deliver bragg's it or just simply because he couldn't manage to heal the political divide in heritage well you know i think you could say this is a departure it's kind of inevitable for 2 reasons the 1st one after the general election of 2070 which she had called and then for very much of a campaign a witch revolved around herself and her plans to address it well that general election resulted in the loss of the conservative party overall majority parliament well from that side on this is may's days were numbered it's clear she would never be allowed by the party to fight another election as leader but obviously. the actual process the failure to get withdrawal terms accepted by parliament on 3 separate occasions resulted in humiliating failure and actually proving the reputation of governments in

yates, the reigning vuelta a espana champion, finished the five—mile time trial in bologna just nineteenh to the netball superleague final after a 20—point victory over loughborough lightning. the defending champions won 7a points to sa keeping them on course to win a third successive title. they'll face manchester thunder in the final after they beat five—time champions team bath. and that is it for sport. an you can follow all the full all today on five live. —— football today. after rachel thompson's husband died, she spent three years trying to get access to his online accounts to recover treasured family photos. eventually she beat tech—giants apple in court, and she was able to retrieve thousands of images to help her daughter remember her dad. but it raises the question of what should happen to our ‘online life' after we die? do companies owe a "digital duty of care" to grieving families? first we will talk to matt hemsworth who took on rachel ‘s case and joins us now. who took on rachel ‘s case and joins us now. good morning to you. this was a terrible tragedy for rachel and for

programme, no criminal convictions, but one curious incident, his mother was in italy, he was flying from bolognand when he was stopped in istanbul and asked why he was going, he said, to be a terrorist before quickly and saying, tourist. he was another one who had previously enjoyed clubbing and drinking but it seems he changed in the months before the attack when he went to the same gym as khuram butt and redouane. the formerjls singer oritse williams has been found not guilty of raping a woman in his hotel room. he told the jury the encounter — after a gig in 2016 — was consensual. a new voluntary code for banks has taken effect, strengthening protection for people who are tricked into sending fraudsters money from their accounts. victims of scams will be reimbursed by banks signed up to the scheme — unless they decide a customer was negligent. james corden has announced via twitter that the tv comedy series gavin and stacey is set to return for a one—off christmas special on bbc one. corden said he and his co—writer ruthjones had been "keeping this secret for a while". the authorities in nepa

bologna, they think that. saying that in my view if you look at everything that they're saying, that message up in media, in some media outlets. that they think they're convincing the president that i'm smart and great and wonderful. that is the problem, that's not true. president trump campaigned on and tough on kish irran. misinformation is actual useful for me right now, so that's another aspect. to say re you going something else? michael: i did have another thet on what ray said about follow-on deal. to remember that before president trump made the decision to renounce the jcpoa sanctions, the there was an effort to fix the deal and there was a negotiation europeans and the nited states on this and the negotiation to fix the deal fell sunsetn the issue of the clauses. the the iranians got from jcpoa was the legitimatation of a date certainnd when all of the restrictions on that nur nuclear program were disappear. they are not about to ever give that up. so those people in europe who to't want the administ

oh yeah, there's more duke's on there than there is bologna (laughs).their curren5g roll outs, but their efforts are limited to a few pockets in select cities or trying to convince consumers that 4g is actually 5g. they're neglecting small towns and rural communities, leaving them on the wrong side of the digital divide. if a roved, only the combinailable resourcesof t-mobile and sprint can deliver on all the spectrum bands needed to quickly bring unprecedented 5g connectivity across the nation. >>> just ahead, the new investigation exposing the industry's wildlife dark side. >>> making history on the court overnight. overnight. irw the humira patients, you inspire us. the way you triumph over adversity and live your lives. that's why we redesigned humira. we wanted to mak the experience better for you. now there's less pain immediately following injection. we've reduced the size of the needl and removed the citrate buffers. and it has the same effecteness you know and trust. humira citrate-free is here. a little change can ke a big difference. humira c

oh yeah, there's more duke's on there than there is bologna (laughs). i've slain yr dreaded dragon. your things, salutations. coffeeishat is a cup above always worth the quest. nespresso. tis all i desire. did thou bring enough for the whole kingdom? george: nespresso, what else? >>> that storm we were dealing with about an hour ago is now severe going over the bay, just south of the bay bridgeon the eastern shore. heavyrain, blinding rain acrossl anne arund county. tracking another area of thundershowers here. doesn't look like that one is intensifying just but. we'll keep a close eye on that. we'll be back to sunshine and in the 90s later this afternoon. it's going to behot. thank you, chuck. another local update for you in 25 micktes. o the "today" show after this short break. have a great day. coming up, tra >>> it's 8il 8:00 on "today." trail of destruction. an outbreak of tornadoes tearing across ohio. is morning search and rescue operations underway as millionsw of residentse up without power. we're live with the test. > feeling the burn. ltthe world hea organization now says

we go 9:30 eastern time, we are off and running, by the way the ceo of exxon, he rang the opening bolognaews because he earned stock worth $246 million and he will be on our show at 11:00 o'clock this morning, we have opened lower as expected, down 70, 80 points in very early going, about a third of 1%, how about s&p 500, where is that? it's down about a third of 1%, that's 10 points and the nasdaq, down more than that, yes, it is, down half percentage point. again, technology under pressure. the retailers, many of them reporting today, first of all, look at target, online sales up 42% and the stock is up 7%, nice gains. look at the rest of them. lowes, cut forecast, when you that the stock goes down, lowes down 8%. nordstrom, lower forecast, you that and the stock goes down, in nordstrom, same thing. urban outfitters down 9 and a half percent. shaw galani, we told you about retailers getting hit, john, is this all about china tariffs? >> not completely, not, has to do with chinese tariffs and black cloud, has to do with retail itself. stores have been closing since the recession of 2008,