i'm sure you had to graham brady outlining how this is going to l brady outlining how this is going torisjohnson said he was going to go. is that bossing things? boris johnson said he was going to go. is that bossing things?- go. is that bossing things? is that reasonable? _ go. is that bossing things? is that reasonable? i— go. is that bossing things? is that reasonable? i think— go. is that bossing things? is that reasonable? i think sir _ go. is that bossing things? is that reasonable? i think sir graham i go. is that bossing things? is thatl reasonable? i think sir graham has had a lot of experience in these matters, and he has taken soundings from a number of college, and i think the process for him coming to that settlement after it is going to happen is a sensible one. i think people will have time to question the candidates. mps will do that. 0bviously, the candidates. mps will do that. obviously, the public will do that as well. i'm sure that the tv debates. ultimately, bring it to have someone in place quickly. we have someone in place quickly. we have got to war in ukraine,

mitch: brady really made nice contact there.ice to see him, if, as it looks like, this will be his final game in this classic, great to see him get a hit. george: ellzey now the batter. mitch: another texan. george: last year's game, ellzey started in right, went 0-2 before being replaced. first offering. second offer, i should say. 2-0. runners on the corner for ellzey. mitch: still only one out. george: saw last year the visiting team jump out early. democrats put three runs on the board in the top of the first inning before the republicans came back with five in the bottom. see how that translates to today if at all. a lot of the same participants from last september. mitch: there are. really if you can get out of the inning without giving up any runs, that's a big accomplishment. george: we call that a huge win. we haven't talked about the democrats losing their ace, cedric richmond who joined the president's cabinet and is unable to play. was here in the ballpark, everybody was hoping that he would be able to suit up. look

in 1993, james brady and his wife, sarah, helped pass "the brady act." the brady law ushered in a waiting period and background checks. >> right. >> especially with regard to people who were suffering mental illness. >> i certainly don't think the mentally ill should have access to guns. i mean, that's kind of obvious. background checks are good. waiting periods are good. i think there's too many guns in america. >> and coming from you, that's quite a statement. >> well -- i hope it is. because it's the way i feel. >> reporter: there was no background check system when hinckley bought his gun at a texas pawnshop with a fake i.d., a felony offense. though hinckley says he's wanted to apologize for years, he's been prohibited by law from contacting his victims and their families. ronald reagan famously forgave you. what message do you have for the reagan family now? >> well, for the reagan family, for the brady family, for the families of the other two victims, for jodie foster, i apologize for what i've done, for what i did 41 years ago. i'm truly sorry.

look at you with your love for tom brady oozing. oozing.w he is your boyfriend, but still -- no. but there is that -- i do think there is this idea -- and my husband and i talk about this all the time, we are able to do more for our children than our parents could and you want to offer your kids, i think, every parent wants to offer their kids the best they can but with that comes, right, where is that grit and reminding them how -- and hopefully instilling it in them so it comes more naturally the empathy and kindness and also recognizing the privilege they have in their lives. how do they use that privilege to help others who may be less fortunate and to recognize how fortunate they are in this moment. >> you just -- you gave -- tom brady basically just said that is correct you said it better. he was just asked a question and if tom brady -- if someone asked him what's the hardest part about raising your kids and tom brady said putting food on the table you would have said that's not true. he told us what the hardest part was. >> always d

kevin brady steps in and takes a strike. another special guest, chad, is waiting. >> i have two special guests waiting, senator ernst, there's a special event going on in your home state in the middle of the field of dreams. sen. ernst: we will have another match at the field of dreams. we had a big contest last year. if you are a baseball fan, come see us in the field of dreams in iowa. >> you gave a talk to your players during the rain delay. you talked about maybe being a little too aggressive on the base pad. >> you have to remember when they are on second base they are already in scoring position and they need to follow the ball. they have to do that and they will run bases better. >> joni ernst and roger williams who played in the braves organization for a couple of years. guys, back to you. mitch: the field of dreams special game coming in august. george: who wouldn't love to go and see the field of dreams? that is a great event. mitch: two outs here and a 1-1 count after the first two batters were retired. 81 pitches

we're still waiting on sir graham brady.enes we saw over the weekend with protestors storming the presidential palace, the future of the president himself is still unclear. here he is, this is president rajapaska. the prime minister earlier said president rajapaska will resign soon to allow in a unity government. it's thought that might happen on wednesday. the current whereabouts of the president are unknown. anger with the government and the dire economic situation resulted in this huge crowd of protesters storming the presidential palace on sunday. the scale of numbers trying to get inside was extraordinary. some even took a dip in the presidential pool. some protesters are still refusing to leave the presidential compound. plenty of people have a view on the current crisis, including the country's former cricket captain, kumar sangakkara. he praised the will of the people. i think it's been very inspiring and at times surreal to see the citizen activism movement that has taken sri lanka to a place where there is the poss

graham brady is elected by backhench— change.embers. -- backbench members. boris johnson has this knack — -- backbench members. boris johnson has this knack sometimes _ -- backbench members. boris johnson has this knack sometimes of _ -- backbench members. boris johnson has this knack sometimes of doing - has this knack sometimes of doing things other politicians cannot. this phrase he defies political gravity. this phrase he defies political aravi . ~ ., , gravity. what is different this time? i was _ gravity. what is different this time? i was a _ gravity. what is different this time? i was a big _ gravity. what is different this time? i was a big supporter. gravity. what is different this| time? i was a big supporter of gravity. what is different this - time? i was a big supporter of the prime _ time? i was a big supporter of the prime minister but what i have faced and many— prime minister but what i have faced and many colleagues have is the question— and many colleagues have is the question of integrity, when we have to tel

that was sir graham brady. _ after that. thank you.graham brady, chairman - after that. thank you. that was sir graham brady, chairman of- after that. thank you. that was sir graham brady, chairman of the . after that. thank you. that was sir i graham brady, chairman of the 1922 committee of backbench mps. announcing those eight candidates that have made it onto the ballot for the conservative party leadership contest. just to clarify what is happening over the next few hours and into tomorrow, the first hustings involving those eight candidates will take place in parliament from seven o'clock this evening, so in about 25 minutes. we will keep you updated on how all that goes during the course of the evening here on the bbc news channel. and then the campaign to win the votes of fellow mps, obviously launched this evening and thatis obviously launched this evening and that is ahead of tomorrow's's first round of voting, as graham brady was saying. we will keep you updated with the latest developments, but now let's get all the sport. h

not just that, as you mentioned a few moments ago, sir graham brady, the chairman of the backbench grouph is westminster speak for telling the prime minister the time is up, you have lost the party, you have got to go. in downing street right now are two groups of senior ministers. there are those that are going in there to sayjust that are going in there to sayjust that to borisjohnson, that he should resign, there are others who are saying, no, reflecting the voices we hear from alex forsyth, saying that you have a mandate from the last general election, a new prime minister would not have that mandate, it may bring forward a general election sooner, rather than later. they are the arguments going on right now at the heart of government, which will shape what borisjohnson government, which will shape what boris johnson chooses government, which will shape what borisjohnson chooses to do next. there are some here pondering but as soon as this evening mrjohnson may decide to resign. were he not to do that, some of those ministers that want him to may resign themselves, and as soon as nex

that was marianna brady - in this country. that was| marianna brady speaking in this country.r before the news that we have been bringing you the gist of the last few minutes police and the united states have said they have taken a suspect into custody. this information has been breaking in the last few minutes, just from the top of the hour or so. of course this follows that shooting at an independence day parade in a chicago suburb. i want to remind you of the information we are getting at this hour. according to police, they said he was being held after a brief chase. now, officers had earlier identified a 22—year—old male as a person of interest. we can show you some live pictures now, the scene at highland park where it is being said by police that the person of interest has been arrested. you can see there right now that there is very little in the way of pedestrian traffic or other vehicles on the scene of course. the only real action we are seeing is in terms of the police were there at the moment. that is because you will remember that police earlier had told people i

ros: i'm sure y heard graham brady saying how this would work.this week we could be downed to, is that rushing things. is it a reasonable way of whittling it down so far? >> sir graham has had a lot of experience in these matters and he's taking soundings from another -- from a number of colleagues. coming to that settlement of how it's going to happen is a sensible one. people will have time to question the candidates. i'm sure there will be tv debates but we need to have someone in place quickly. we have a war inkraine, a cost-of-living crisis. we can't afford to spend weeks and weeks and months in this sort of limbo. we need the new leader in and get on with governing. ros: is this a moment for the conservative party to think about what it stands for given in 2019, the big policy pitch was get brexit done. there discussion about whether it has been done but that was the single big message from boris johnson, not the dominant political issue of the moment. what does the conservative party stand for? what would it stand for under sajid javid? >>

don't tell tom brady. but not every athlete is tom brady.athletes, the pressure they put on themselves and the pressure we put on them affects their mental health. and many of them are speaking up and telling us fans where to stick the fandom. >> i think i'm going to take a break. >> simone biles pulled out of the competition. >> due to mental reasons. >> the saga escalated. >> and of course fans are handling that very maturely. >> they are using words like selfish and entitled. >> do you think sports has gotten softer? >> 1,000%. >> i think people are in their feelings a little bit. need to get out of that and put our big pants on and just -- >> we hit a home run! >> we hit a home run. we hit a home run. >> where are you going after this? home to go to sleep? >> get the [ bleep ] out of here. i'm a boston native. i'm going to a bar and we're going nuts for the bruins. what do we do in boston? we [ bleep ] it up! let's let's let's boston! boston! boston! boston! can i get a little help? >> ah, the fans, a group of people who turn a bit of fu

do not tell tom brady but not every athlete is a robotlike brady. all of the pressure and criticism we put on them effects their mental health and many are speaking up telling fans where to stick the fandom. >> simone biles pulled out of the women's gymnastics final today. >> she just pulled herself out of the team competition due to mental reasons. >> of course fans are handling that maturely. >> they are using words like selfish and entitled. >> do you think sports have gotten softer? >> 100%. we need to put our big pants on. >> we did a home run. >> where you going after this? home to go to sleep? >> i am a boston native. we are going nuts for the bruins. what do we do in boston? let's go. boston. >> the fans, a group of people that turn fine into the struggle for the immortal soul of a city. so i will start with fans who are more like me, in it for the thrill of victory part rather than the crushing your enemies part. >> what is your sports fandom? >> mets fan. >> it is not about them, it is about the suffering. >> this is my friend rence, a bos

so graham brady, let us recap on the eight - brady, let us recap on the eight candidates you listed inishi sunak, he resigned last tuesday not too far from a week ago, the trade minister penny mordaunt came in terms of its nominations, as well as those two and the others. 0ne well as those two and the others. one person that is not there is sajid javid, pull it out before so graham brady announced and released a statement saying... well, our political correspondent is with us from the lobby in the building just behind me and what is been a reaction to that list firm so graham —— that list from sir graham? the eight candidates are doing the, liz truss is first up passing the corridors appear on her way to sell her pitch to tory mps. this is reallyjust her pitch to tory mps. this is really just the first threshold that he had to reach and we now know there are a people who could be next prime minister but all of them have to sell their pitch to other tory colleagues this evening before the first round and some circles of the late dropout of the former health secretary sajid javid who is

>> reporter: brady is not alone. according to a new study from bmo harris, one in four americans are now delaying their retirement due to financial concerns >> when people think of retirement, they think of lying back at the beach or spending time visiting your grandkids or traveling or things like that. and if the price of food and the price of gas and the price of just about everything else is going up, that means that you're going to have to cut some corners >> reporter: the white house is now proposing a new plan that will bail out as many as 3 million workers and retirees who faced pension cuts due to investment losses. but many say they're not waiting for government help. teacher stephen white says after retiring a few years early due to the pandemic, he's already back at work as a substitute to make ends meet >> i taught economics and government in high school for 23 years, and i understand how the system works i just didn't feel i was in a comfortable enough spot to not work right now, at least while prices a

don't tell tom brady. but not every athlete is a robot like brady. most athletes the pressure they put on themselves and all the pressure and criticism we put on them affects their mental health. and many are finally speaking up and telling us fans where to stick the fandom. >> i think i'm going to take a break. >> in a shocked move, simone biles pulled out of the women's gymnastics final today. >> the most dominant gymnast of all time has just pulled herself out of the team competition due to mental reasons. >> ben simmons' saga escalated. >> and of course fans are handling that very maturely. >> they're using words like "selfish" and "entitled." >> do you think sports has gotten softer? >> one thousand percent. >> i think people are in their feelings a little bit. need to get out of that and put our big pants on and just -- we get a home run. >> we did a home run! >> where are you going after this? home to go to sleep? >> get the [ bleep ] out of here! i'm a boston native. i'm going to a bar and we're going nuts for the bruins. because what do we d

i think the thing to watch today will be more resignations, but also sir graham brady.t is called the 1922 committee that oversees tory leadership elections and he ran that last confidence vote in borisjohnson last month that he won, 41% of tory mps went against him but he still won that. if sir graham brady are spotted going to the black daughter that he may have to say to the prime minister a majority of mps want you gone and if you don't go quietly we will change the rules and have another contest. that's the crucial thing to watch because the mood amongst the parliamentary party was completely dire yesterday. i think it is probably even worse this morning and that's the main thing the prime minister has to worry about. it the prime minister has to worry about. , ., , , , the prime minister has to worry about. , .,, ,, , about. it is no surprise, is it, though. _ about. it is no surprise, is it, though. given _ about. it is no surprise, is it, though, given what - about. it is no surprise, is it, though, given what we - about. it is no surprise, is it, though, given

. >> reporter: randall brady's dream retirement was just around the corner. >> my original goal was toto six years. >> reporter: the michigan-based father of four had planned to retire from his job as product line manager at the age of 62, but he says those plans are now in peril. >> what's happening with the stockmarket, what's happening with inflation, even worries about taxation, it's really set me back. >> reporter: in the last six months, brady has lost 20% of his retirement savings both he and his son have started a side hustle, teaching computer coding and tech skills to make up the shortfall still, he's worried about his plan to retire at 67. >> is social security going to be there, is inflation still going to be there. >> reporter: brady is not alone. according to a new study from bmo harris, one in four americans are delaying requirement due to financial concerns. >> when people think of retirement, they think of lying back at the beach or spending time visiting your grandkids or traveling or things like that. and if the price of food and the price of gas and the price of jus

yeah, i guess tom brady can be pretty persuasive so i asked rob gronkowski what happens if brady callsest tight end to ever play football. >> gronkowski has it. >> reporter: with the larger than life personality off the field. >> who's getting wild tonight? >> what's up, man? >> reporter: we caught up with four-time super bowl champ rob gronkowski now retired for a second time at just 33. >> i want to know what a typical day in retirement looks like for you right now. >> you know, it's whatever the day brings. i mean sometimes i got nothing for a couple of days and just wake up when i wake up or i can wake up, get a workout in. i like to stay active. stay fit. >> growing up did you ever think you would be retired at this stage of your life. >> i'm not like really retired. just from the game of football. i'm at the point where i don't want to be too busy, but dipping my toes in the business world. >> reporter: now pitch man. here's gronk using a usaa ad that will premiere this fall with a little help from his brothers and dog ralphie. >> you know, i got to be kind of an agent as well. >

>> i'm positive. >> brady quinn. >> i'm staying where i'm at. >> you have the best job in the world.ou so much for joining us on sunday night too. >> good night from south carolina. "life, liberty and levin" is up next. ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, this is "life, liberty and levin." welcome. we have two great guests, we have four-star general david petraeus, fox's bill melugin. we have several major topics to discuss, before we do, july 4 was a week ago. but on july 4, maybe a

and i agree with the grey brady, the chairman of our back bench and peas, that the process of choosing that new leader should begin now. and the time table will be announced next week. and i live today appointed a cabinet to serve as i will until a new leader is in place. so i want to say to the millions of people who voted for us in 2019, many of them voting conservative for the 1st time. thank you for that incredible mandate. the biggest, conservative majority since 1987. the biggest share of the vote since 1979. and the reason i have fought so hard in the last few days to continue to deliver that mandate in person was not just because i wanted to do so. but because i felt it was my job, my duty, my obligation to you to continue to do what we promised in 2019. let's bring in more challenges. joining us from westminister with reaction from their rory. well, we have the resignation. don't way this was what the last few days are clearly being building towards boris johnson hanging on with his fingernails, but see inevitably bowed to what was going to happen and he has handed in his recl

and they go to meet tom brady at the super bowl. show, are you saying is there a jane fonda -- is there a -- not >> there -- there's a little bit of a moment. there's a little bit of a choreographic moment don't -- if you blink, you miss it, but it's fun >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah [ laughter ] i want to ask you about this because this is -- i was, kind of, exciting i like to be, kind of, a a matchmaker here on the show. i heard that -- >> oh. >> jimmy: you and j.lo are - you're on a mission to become best friends with j.lo [ laughter ] and i want to be -- i want to be able to -- i want to help this, push this forward. >> okay. >> jimmy: you want to be besties with j.lo. we all do. >> we can -- we can push it forward. i -- she called me she reached out to me to introduce her for her iheartradio. >> jimmy: oh, yeah she got honored. >> they were giving her a big award. they were honoring her >> jimmy: i actually saw this. >> yes >> jimmy: you did a great >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause >> if j.lo calls, you answer >> jimmy: always

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yeah that's -- i mean, that's really tom brady?ter ] >> and nice. >> jimmy: he is so cute and nice what is this >> it's a partly true story about four women in their 80s -- well, rita is 90 and sally is 75, but - who's counting >> jimmy: who's counting yeah >> yeah. [ laughter ] who have a real thing for tom brady, for all kinds of reasons. and we have adventures we go to the famous game in houston where they were down -- way, way down -- and they came back >> jimmy: oh, yeah >> that's the game - >> jimmy: he's done some amazing things >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: he's kind of a a magician, that guy have you met tom - >> yeah. and i had a scene with gronkowski [ light laughter ] see, my character writes sex novels about football. so i wrote -- she wrote a book she wrote a book - [ cheers ] ♪ >> jimmy: i like this. >> what? she wrote a book called "between a gronk and a hard place. [ laughter ] i had a funny little scene with gronk. and, oh, man, is he funny? >> jimmy: he's a great guy too >> and is he tall. >> jimmy: he's fun he's a bl

tom brady's shaking in his boots after he sees this footage. >> right? >> yeah.stle, and it's like, oh. >> i did that. >> i did that. what are we talking about price point-wise? >> again, you're talking about under $20. these are about $14. now, every year, i'm jealous. barbie goes off in her pink camper, and i've always wanted one, but i always thought something was missing, and i've discovered what it is. >> a little music? >> it's a little music. >> ah! oh, wow. >> and bubbles. ♪ >> bubbles are for the young and the young at heart. koosh. remember koosh? >> of course. >> well, it's back. this is our double paddle playset. it's got this really cool sound. >> i love the sound. it's very dramatic. it sounds like a ba-boom. >> right? >> yeah. >> so you can play with your friends. you can play alone. [ laughter ] i'm going to send you in for that one. you know, this is one of those toys, throw it in the car. you're going to play it in your backyard. you're going to play it o the beach. you're going to play it at grandma's house, play it anywhere you want. >> now fo

as a senator, joel helped pass, i would have called him jill and now i columnist, the brady handgun -and now i call him president, the brady handgun violence protection act -- [applause] -- which as we know is a background check system which has prevented over 3 million firearms from falling into dangerous hands. [applause] as he passed a 10 year ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. [applause] as vice president, joe biden led the obama biden administration's efforts to reduce gun violence. president joe biden knows the tremendous pain of gun violence. he has to see it up close. he has held hands with parents who have lost children. and children who have lost parents. president biden knows the urgency of this fight anti--- and he will continue to do all in his power to protect the people of our nation. now, it is my honor to welcome darnell whitfield junior, who with his family was mourning the loss of his mother. mr. whitfield. [applause] >> good morning. and at the wrong place. madam vice president, thank you for your kind introduction but on behalf of my siblings, and

so brady announced his retirement a decision. he 1st just 6 weeks later, it's advantage england and there are 3 match teeth where the cricket series against south africa in the 1st match and bristol, johnnie bear. so luxury line fee of $153.00, both as english posted and imposing $234.00 for 6. so africans willingly struggling in their run chase or through some, some early wickets. 15 stabs 172 from fully a food was not enough. as england won by 4 who won lungs, just mixed martial arts has been growing in popularity in algeria. but like in many countries, the women's fight scene isn't as developed as the mens one school, however, is given girl for chance to learn how to fight. so hel malik, has more. ah, these young fighters and algeria are blazing their own trail mix, marsh lance has been growing in popularity in the country in recent years. for while a number of algerian men compete internationally, the women's emma may seen is still at an early stage. despite that there's no shortage of ambition at this jim, in the western cit

his claim to fame, did you know bobby urged the patriots to draft tom brady. >> the coach of michigan said there was only one -- one personal guy in the nfl who called and asked about brady, and that was my dad. so that's the lesson. you got to go the extra mile. you got to turn over every stone and you got to put in the time. there is no shortcuts. >>> baseball. the a's looking to make it two straight against the blue jeans. and the giants are in arizona trying to snap a five-game losing streak. moving pictures on "the late show." >>> good news. short stop brandon crawford was activated from the injured list, and he is in the lineup. now the bad news. chasmer kirk casale expected to miss at least a month with a side injury. there is james wiseman checking out a little warriors basketball summer league. against the miami heat, second round pick santos, inside pass. spoon led golden state with 14 points. then former u.s. star jamari playing with the heat. look at the touch with the left hand. he scored 13 points. miami won the game, 94-70. warriors with wiseman will begin the las vegas

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here, try to limit your mistakes _ should brady here, try to limit your mistakes on — should brady hereles, and if i can mistakes on the tough holes, and if i can keep _ mistakes on the tough holes, and if i can keep doing that for three more days, _ i can keep doing that for three more days, i_ i can keep doing that for three more days, i should have a great chance. mcelroy _ days, i should have a great chance. mcelroy knows what it's like to win, 21—year—old berkeley brown doesn't come temperature from chatfield taking part in this competition from others tournament for the very first time, four under par around for him today. he is feeling very much at home here at the home of golf. the neck unbelievably nervous at the start, yeah. 0nce neck unbelievably nervous at the start, yeah. once i got to the first couple of holes, it was nice to calm down a little bit and get some good shots and just get into it. i was downplaying for england last week, some good preparation there with obviously some great competition and some good friends as well. so that's kind of been my last week, got up

tom brady tells us the hardest thing about parenting. and it's not about lack of sleep. history the violent way. then there is the 1619 projectle fully backed by the "new york times." now two of the founding fathers are being attacked at home. their home. these houses in which they lived were destination points for families and scholars from around the world as they toured their homes painstakingly recreated to look like they once did. now both have gone woke. we told you last week about what happened at the tours of james madison and the montpelier house. they focus on slavery, equality and reconstruction of history. now we discover the same mission at thomas jefferson's monticello. primary author of the declaration of independence. focusing on slavery and his human frailties. is this the direction we should be heading as a nation, rewriting and redefining american history. what was your reaction when i informed you of this? >> i was not surprised. we just have a situation in america today for reasons that we can get into if you would like. the situation where the man y

i'm joined now by the bbc�*s marianna brady, who's at the scene in highland park.joining us on the programme at a time which i imagine must be very tense right now where you are. we've just heard from the authorities, the latest information that we're getting. what else can you tell us?— else can you tell us? thanks for havin: else can you tell us? thanks for having me- _ else can you tell us? thanks for having me. this _ else can you tell us? thanks for having me. this is _ else can you tell us? thanks for having me. this is a _ else can you tell us? thanks for having me. this is a tragic - else can you tell us? thanks for having me. this is a tragic day. | having me. this is a tragic day. they're sheltering in a train station. we've also got my... basidia was absolutely reeling. we know the gunman and he is still at large. we can hear that train _ and he is still at large. we can hear that train going _ and he is still at large. we can hear that train going behind i and he is still at large. we can i hear that train going behind you. thank you for continuing with

marianna brady. will be sure to bring you the latest line on that story. do stay tuned to us.ies for you today — president putin has ordered his forces to push ahead with their offensive in eastern ukraine, after seizing control of the entire luhansk region, following the withdrawal of ukrainian troops from lysychansk. russian troops are now stepping up their bombardment of cities in the donestk region, including sloviansk — where at least six people were killed over the weekend, according to the city's mayor. 0ur correspondentjonathan beale has been with ukrainian forces as they try to counter the renewed assault. ukraine's artillery lines were still firing, even as their troops were pulling out of nearby lysychansk. it's been an organised, not a chaotic retreat. ukraine says to ensure their troops can fight another day. this unit has been relying on mostly old soviet era artillery. still waiting for more western weapons to arrive. they've helped coordinate the fallback from this command bunker to new lines of defence. more modern technology like us provided communications ha

our - correspondent, marianna brady.alysis on bbc news 0nline — that's bbc.co.uk/news — and by using the bbc news app. the bbc has learned tonight that borisjohnson was made aware of a formal complaint about inappropriate behaviour by chris pincher when the former deputy chief whip was a foreign office minister from 2019 to 2020. the complaint triggered a disciplinary process that confirmed his misconduct. earlier today, downing street admitted the prime minister had been aware of "reports and speculation" about mr pincher�*s alleged sexual misconduct. the mp was accused of groping two men last wednesday, and has been suspended from the conservative parliamentary party. we'll have more on the latest revelations injust a moment, but first here's our political correspondent nick eardley. mark dabbs met chris pincher in 2018 when he was working on a project about politicians. but shortly after they were introduced mark said he was touched inappropriately by the mp. when we were walking out and he was asking me if i was a ru

and i agree with the great brady, the chairman of our back bench, m p 's. that the process of choosing that new leader should begin now, and the time table will be an ard next week. and either today appoint you to cabinet to serve as i will until the new data is in place. it was a speech show on contrition, and it gave the impression of johnson as the victim rather than the agent of his own demise. since tuesday, when key cabinet ministers, santi, job aid, and richie sooner quit the pace at which johnson supportive operated was astonishing. the chris pincher affair, and what johnson knew about previous sexual misconduct congregations against the m . p. was a scandal too far. by thursday morning, the number of resignations had passed 50 and counting. as an old westman, the saying that a week is a long time in politics. we're currently that units of measurements seems quaintly inadequate. try an hour, maybe 5 minutes. and there are many conservatives for whom speed has become vitally important. they don't want boris johnson hanging around for months until a r

he's had a talk with graham brady, who is the chairman of the influential 1922 committee. that is the the committee of back bench m p 's, non government m p 's conservative m p. 's, effective reactive shop steward for them. the prime minister has agreed that he will step down to the expectation is that forest johnson will resign as prime minister of the united kingdom this morning, or at least by around lunch time. he will remain as prime minister until the autumn . that is, at least what he wishes and the leadership race to replace him will take place over the course of the summer months. the intention being that that will be a replacement leader of the conservative party and the prime minister in place before the conservative party conference convenes in october. i'll give you some reaction to some of the announcements already. george freeman, the science minister, or former science minister, chris assigned, spent for just this morning. he said johnson needs to hand in the fields office. apologize to her majesty the queen and adviser to call for can't take a prime minist

the question is, would tom brady be home? tom brady wouldn't be there. right?go to a foreign country to supplement the income from the wnba. we want to keep the focus on bringing bg hope but there's an uncurrent of coverage. >> what are your thoughts on that? >> coach said a lot there. there are a lot of pieces and layers to what she said and important to focus on who big points talking about the covering, the media coverage and a pay equity problem, issue, concern that we have of the union have. we believe our colleagues in the league also share these concerns, too. we have to work together to address them. the situation that bg's in right now forces us if we're going to be honest and good partners to have the conversations and to look to ways to address them. i think the coverage in the media issue is huge. it impacts the business which impacts the marketability and the pay equity issue and the opportunities to make more money here in the u.s. for players and members who are americans and many layers. if we're going to honor bg right now and do right by the m

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jim brady is going to talk to us. thank you for your support.our mission is very much aligned with ours and we are grateful to do this with you. good morning, welcome and thank you. [applause] >> this is so much fun. i am going to bring up our stage our partner who supported today's program, jim brady. we were commenting that jim brady who was the vice president of journalism at the knight foundation, he and i were on a panel years ago with john segan dollar and we were talking about trust in news. we have been at this for a long while. give a hand to jim brady, thank you for sponsoring this series. [applause] >> thank you. you guys are innovating from the start with an 8:00 a.m. start time for a journalism conference. [laughter] for more than half a century, our foundation has been supporting local news efforts around the country. we have a special interest in communities. we are always happy to see new players on the team. we wish you the best of luck. these are trying times. tensions are as intense as any time i can remember. we remain steadf

a less than half an hour, said graham brady, j this contest is going?y how many nominations each of them have. but will not say how many nominations each of them have.— will not say how many nominations each of them have._ i l each of them have. but he not? i have asked _ each of them have. but he not? i have asked him, _ each of them have. but he not? i have asked him, but _ each of them have. but he not? i have asked him, but he - each of them have. but he not? i have asked him, but he is - each of them have. but he not? i l have asked him, but he is refusing to tell us. weigh out in front is rishi sunak, introduced by the deputy prime minister, effectively, dominic raab as well as grant shapps joining his campaign. when this gets to the final two, it will be conservative members who choose between the finalists. and polling suggests that rishi sunak might struggle because he is less popular with the grass roots than he is the sum of his ministerial colleagues. we will be looking to see some of the other candidates who are struggling to get to 20 if t

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i mean, i just have a hard time understanding, if it were lebron james, if it were tom brady it wouldthe phone and call putin who's engaged in war. we're making it sound as though, surely president biden would then do it. could it be that easy. you true tli think she's detained because of the qualities you just outlined. >> no, well, if it was lebron or tom brady, alisyn, they wouldn't have to play overseas because they would make enough money, so that's a false equivalent. but i think what the coach was trying to say, if she was someone of stature that seemed very much like someone you cared about or was more popular or more famous, perhaps there would be more done. i don't think it would be easy for lebron or tom brady to get out of prison, but there are instances, where male athletes got in trouble abroad, and they were able to solve that trouble, sooner or later. i think britney and her camp are in the get along to play along game. we know very well that more than likely this will end in a conviction. or perhaps she will plead out. all i know is that this is her only way of saying

no. lelona, beth louis brady. you know, i like to she was i'm and couldn't we, sheila was threatening this for her on 1st hero. said yeah, where do i agree was in for are skin were wound said color her tune. i love you couple dirty soul locally do, if you can some museums in private collections were reluctant to loan items, worried that they'd be seized by supporters of restitution. but sango are assured them that this wouldn't happen. however, african nations did have to soften their demands in order to coexist in the world of cultural exchanges, exhibiting and circulating items. yes, may be, but returning them. i don't think so. however, as more countries gained independence in the 1960s, more voices joined the close to restitution and somewhat quite radically. the pan african cultural festival took place in algiers. in 1969, it attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors and published its own manifesto. this saved quote, we must recuperate, including through international institutions, the works of art and arch

and i agree with the grey brady, the chairman of our back bench, m p 's. that the process of choosing that new leader should begin now, and the time table will be announced next week. and i looked today appointed a cabinet to serve as i will until a new leader is in place. several, a current and the former cabinet ministers are being seen as potential successors, but is no clear front runner, a series of votes by conservative m. p. 's will eventually narrow the field to 2 candidates before a final vote by the wider party membership. russia's foreign minister is about to come face to face with some of moscow's faces. critics, at a g 20 gathering in indonesia, it will be said he loves a 1st personal encounter with foreign ministers from western countries. since russia invaded ukraine, some have refused to meet him on the sidelines of the summit. the former minneapolis a police officer convicted for the murder of george floyd, has been sentenced to more than 20 years in prison on separate federal charges. the rec, show vin was found guilty of violating floyd'

joining us now brady quinn, former all american at notre dame.ball analyst, thank you, what do you make of schools from california joining the big ten? >> trey, does that surprise you, southern california now big 10. everyone right now, in realm of college sports is looking for stability, big 10 and sec provide, that from that stand point looking at changes in college sports in particular football with nil, name, image and likeness, transfer portal, and changing landscape and looking for more tv rights deals makes sense, the last thing, look at usc and ucla. hard on west coast being a part of noon, eastern time window, the most watched window in college football. when you are a part of pac-12, now a part of the big ten. they will have the opportunity to be a parts of that every week. trey: i'm ask you about noon kickoffs. but, i will -- in honor of you and ratcliffe, i will ask about notre dame, the biggest catch of all, do they wind up, i think they are in accnow, for everything but football, where that i do wind up. >> there is a misconception,