frankfurt defeat might their back and forth look at 7 right now which will spur put hoffenheim or bray me could end up in that spot to the bottom half now the bottom half sees a change but it doesn't make a difference head over norberg swap spots but they're both going down stuttgart will finish 3rd from the bottom and will be forced to play the relegation playoff game. now it's time it's time for our play of the day voted by you the fans on twitter the winner is this guy no other than my fellow american christian fella sick with 53 percent of all votes with tears in his us the chelsea pound winger said goodbye to drop in fans prior to the game he went on to score the 1st goal of the match with a header to keep do it means championship hopes alive. in a post no goodbye for christian policy our play of the day when. that's all from us here on the bundesliga will be back on sunday with the last match of the match day frankfurt in my will find out in frankfurt is suffering from europa league fatigue until then we'll leave you with some of the best scenes from saturday's action for me and

we're now joined by julian bray aviation expert in cambridge great britain as we just mentioned in the report boeing has been in the headlines quite a lot recently but for crashes involving the seven thirty max and to be clear again this was not a seven thirty seven max those planes are currently grounded of course but as a non-expert one's first thoughts might be might this crash be connected in any way to the company's current problems. good morning now i can categorically state it's nothing whatsoever to the max a max eight is a totally different aircraft with different engines and the reason for the grounding of that to live there in a totally different this is boeing's work courses seven three seven thousands these aircraft flying around the world every day in europe ryan air has hundreds of them and they rely on them all the time so it's commonly seen it is a very good aircraft it's only it's a little first your fuel any clue as far as you can tell is an expert as to what caused this particular accident. well apparently the way the rounds are that the jacksonville naval base was

xians to decision and it's since been trending on social media on the continent we have this use of bray who writes on twitter that some or g.m. is a legend that there will be no one like you said dick adams treated i love a similar human i've stated he is the best the greatest he also adds that as captain and leader she didn't give up. and that's we will leave it for now for the news africa as always you can catch all stories on our website and facebook page where you get out some more pictures of the great goals for us in malaysia the next time i buy. the for. the for. your big idea the book what's become of it and what will it look like tomorrow for. g.w. gets ready for an in-depth slogan to european elections asking the questions to her posts her european voters' hopes for the parliament what challenges lie ahead. from way too long because the sins of the people in power have come their way with not doing anything to fight the current crisis now live in a much closer look to the rest of the. expert discussions. as reports voters 1st time seems to double as an issue for the european e

eight the latest version of the seven thirty seven airliner earlier ice i asked aviation expert julian bray if there could be any connection between today's incident and the earlier crashes. it's nothing what so to the max a the max eight is a totally different aircraft with different engines and the reason for the grounding of that variant totally different this is boeing's work courses seven three seven thousands these aircraft flying around the world every day in europe ryan air has hundreds of them and they rely on them all the time so it's commonly seen it is a very good aircraft it's only it's a little first your fuel. any clue as far as you can tell is an expert as to what caused this particular action. well apparently the way the rounds are that the jacksonville naval base was very bad last night it was a storm and so it sounds as though there was a lot of water on the runway and quite literally the plane put its landing gear down couldn't get purchase couldn't get a grip with the wheels and it just tense lead off the runway and into the river now this will be this in john's river i

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you have brayed that trust. america deserves better. you should resign. william barr insisted he stuck to the reports basic conclusions. >> we were not trying summarize the 410 page report. jane: however, it has now emerged the special counsel robert mueller himself was notwi happ the way his investigation was portrayed. in a letter he said mr. barr's summary did not fully capture fie context, nature, and substance of this 's work and conclusions. puhe continued, there is nic -- now public confusion about the critical aspects of the i results of oestigation. >> i don't know -- jane: mr. rr blames the media for that confusion but democrats blame him. they asked why he had not previously mentioned mr. mueller's concerns. mr. barr also said he took responsibility for the report once it was delivered. >> bob mueer is the equivalent of a u.s. attorney. he was exercising e e powers of torney general attorney -- the powers of the attorney anerasubject to the supervision of torney general. he is part of the department of justice. his work concluded when he sent h

ever happen again but to see you to come up with a scale of slavery or african slavery was bear that bray slavery it's kind of stupid it's silly cambridge university the asli looking into their history and if they want to necessarily having on a not being very polite or making yourself look absolutely silly cambridge university should be congratulated for looking back at what they do but there's no need for the horse says sure there's no need for us to be paying money to some black people which black people would be would it be please don't do me the dishonor of coming on here and speaking from some morally elevated position that doesn't exist. the washington post is warning american journalist to work responsibly with information leaks after the torricelli using that kind of source itself marti's caleb maupin next as well explains why so-called weaponize gossip and anonymous sources those pesky things are fully in use nowadays. with the twenty twenty presidential elections set to start dominating our headlines pretty soon the media is running crisis protocols in case wiki leaks gets back

narrative jeremy hunt went on to cite the poisoning of the script pals that took place in seoul's bray last year saying that the kremlin came up with forty different versions of what happened and then it's weapons of this information presumably that's russian media then went on to broadcast those narratives to the world their weapons or this information for the best defense against those who deliberately say. independent. using he also announced that in july london will host the world's first summit on media freedom something tells me that r.t. isn't on the guest list. are two stands by its reporting standards report responding to hunt's remarks this channel pointed out the irony of championing press freedom attacking the media we spoke to journalist martin summers who told us that freedom of speech is an oft abuse notion. level they claim to be in favor of freedom of speech the level they complain when people say things they don't want to hear it's the usual hypocrisy really isn't it i mean lots of people believe in free speech as long as they hear the things they want to hear is free

number of injured at seventy one from tuesday's rallies in venezuela earlier my colleague calling bray i spoke to him about the latest developments in the country. i dare say there will be casualties there we don't have any concrete figures yet we had. the opposition backers of one why do the self-proclaimed president of israel. shooting at security forces we saw security forces prove mcdougall military members police driving vehicles into protesters themes and things of very ugly and it seems both sides are culpable here you know no innocents but things have calmed down a little bit after the opposition tried to storm a military base they were beaten back we shouldn't machete wielding opposition demonstrators charge down the fence we saw. army soldiers shooting in the air thousands of promo doodle demonstrators showing their loyalty to the government showing their backing to the current government of venezuela for a bigger effect for more military units to defect to join his cause unfortunately for him we haven't heard of any other units any of the troops. joining his cause the minist

marketplace google takes place and where they take you know almost half of all of transaction value bray this is basically disinter mediate that market the other example i would say is 0 x. which later this fall is going to launch a version 3 and that's pretty important because right now mostly low quality on 0 x. is actually not shared so 0 x. is a trading platform where you can trade cryptocurrency s. with people in a sort of peer to peer fashion right now there's a bunch of isolated sites built on top of it where they don't really share the underlying clarity in those markets and so version 3 and 0 x. is going to solve that problem so that should launch this fall into pretty pretty impactful and joe what would you say is the biggest challenge facing the industry today. yeah i would just say the biggest challenge is these networks are really slow so as an example if you look at you know 0 x. or auger where people are basically trying to trade they can't do it very well because on a theory you can only do 10 transactions per 2nd and those transactions are quite expensive you know think

should be saved europe has urged iran to avoid taking any aggressive steps earlier my colleague on bray got more on the latest developments and of the political reaction from correspondents kate partridge in london and kill them off in new york. washington is talking about full pressure on iran there have been some military developments we've got u.s. aircraft carriers headed toward the region as well as being fifty two bombers now iran has announced a partial withdrawal from the nuclear deal citing the fact that they say the united states has violated the agreement and at this point iran is asking for european countries to compensate them for the damage done by the usas withdrawal they have yet to be compensated so they're waiting for that we have an announcement from iran that they intend to no longer sell off the excessive enrich uranium and heavy water that they're required to dispose of if production exceeds a certain threshold and now at this point we've got the u.s. special envoy for iran brian hook saying that terrans announcement on the nuclear deal is in defiance of internatio

number of injured out seventy one from tuesday's rallies in venezuela earlier my colleague called bray talk to r t is what i've got to have about the latest developments in the country. i say there will be casualties we don't have any concrete figures yet we had the opposition because of why did the self-proclaimed president of venezuela shooting at security forces we saw security forces. military members police driving vehicles into protesters so things are things a very ugly and it seems the both sides are culpable here you know no innocents but things of that car. down a little bit after the opposition tried to storm a military base they were beaten back we shouldn't machete wielding opposition demonstrators charged down the fence we saw army soldiers shooting in the air thousands of proma doodle demonstrators showing their loyalty to the government showing their backing to the current government of venezuela they say that he hoped for a bigger effect for more military units to defect to join his cause unfortunately for him we haven't heard of any other units any of the troops joini

international one is called in bray moscow welcome to news update this hour first for you the future of the historic twenty fifteen arabian nuclear agreement is hanging by a thread after a number of twists this wednesday washington's promise to tighten the screws on iran after terence partial withdrawal from the pact the reason being it says to protect itself while stressing that the deal should say right let's. kind of open for more on this so what's the u.s. perspective on the nuclear agreements future been today. well at this point washington is talking about full pressure on iran and we're hearing from washington that there will be new sanctions imposed on iran at some point very soon furthermore there have been some military developments we've got u.s. aircraft carriers headed toward the region as well as being fifty two bombers and now on wednesday iran announced that it was going to partially withdraw from the twenty fifteen nuclear deal and that is in response to the fact that the united states has violated that agreement has pulled out of it and at this point iran is asking

we're going to a dark valley again tough individuals, a lot of as president trump calls them bad -- om brays. >> he is spot on. look at this brand-new video. just in showing 900 illegal immigrants walking to border patrol. >> and iran refusing white house offer to talk. as shanahan said that u.s. prevented iranian attacks again our forces. we get latest development on this through ed, hea fluid, head story, trish regan primetime begins right now. trish: tonight, our country faces some of the biggest international challenges in modern times. from a potential military conflict with iran to a trade war, and a fight for our economic future with china. to threat of a cold war, a cold warlike crises in venezuela, anything that we've seen since the cuban missile crisis days, yet we have 23 dems, running for the office of the president of the united states, they will tell you climate change is the biggest issue confronting america right now, along with debt-free college and tax cuts for the middle class. hello, earth to dems. mimiddle class got a massive tax cut. considers tax revenues were highest

[hippos braying] to continue, i do think there against u.s. military intervention ? the lives that will be lost, the damage that would have, there would be further damage in the country itself i think there is a vacuum, and until recently, but the opposition, it is not been whole you talk about mr. lopez, they are both oppositions, candidates and have been opposition to one another. it is a lot of work that still has to be done. overall folks that want destruction on the streets of innocent blood. >> let's listen to congressman omar and her views on what is good. she is getting a lot of back on the crisis in venice. >> a lot of the policies that we have in place has helped lead the devastation and venezuela initiatives and can shed the state that we are writing today. >> so congressman, she sits on the floor in relations committee as do you, what do you think of her comments? >> i have been involved in the western hemisphere for the last two years. i was down there when you go chavez was president, and i will tell you that the scenario of the united states as far as

actually stood on a different ma nifesto when i actually stood on a different manifesto in relation to braysi was clear was going to sponsor a tory hard exit. part of the reason i left the labour party to facilitate prioritising brexit and something my constituents wanted. no, you‘re actually at first and foremost an individual and then you have a labour party label. my constituency is scored the highest remain vote in the 2016 general election. why are you not confident enough to have a by—election and put that to the test? is not an issue of confidence is an issue of beer and a national emergency right now and what if we have parliamentary elections it‘s not going to solve anything which is why when parliament is considered whether to trigger a general election it won‘t solve this brexit catastrophe that‘s unfolding around us. i think that‘s what people want us to get on and deal with. we want to do that we are against exit. this is a disaster and we wa nt against exit. this is a disaster and we want to have a people‘s vote. back to the people and clear we would be campaigning to remain in

robert mueller today broke his silence and in so doing, set off the left-wing national media and the brayingical dems on capitol hill. most of them pretended to make much of mueller's nine minutes of musings; that is, they took mr. mueller's remarks to mean that the radical dems must do what mueller couldn't. namely, impeach the president. and they've been trying to subvert him for the past three years. the sanctimonious mueller today said of his official special counsel report, the report, quote, is my testimony, end quote. and then he went on to say that, quote, it is important that the office's written work speak for itself, end quote. and then he said of his so-called final comments today, quote, i hope and expect this to be the only time that i speak about this matter, end quote. again, let me offer, if i may, this translation: mr. mueller seems to mean exactly the opposite of what he's saying. his report is done, but he is obviously not. in my view, he means to speak out and to do so loudly, because -- as his 448-page report, his subsequent letter to justice department and today his re

the prisoners were beaten if they did not "bark or bray correctly." a united nations panel has said the unhealthy conditions in the prison -- including the paucity of toilet facilities, rampant illness, minimal and rotten food, and the absence of medical treatment -- are tantamount to extermination. to find out more, we're joined now by the story's author, anne barnard. she's a reporter at "the new york times" and a fellow at the council on foreign relations. she was "the new york times" bureau chief in beirut from 2012 to 2018. we last spoke to you when you are in beirut. this is a horrific story. talk a about the scope, the numr of people you believe have been detained, the number of people disappeared from and killed in syria's prisons. >> and forcefully, nobody knows the exact number because the government keeps this behind closed doors and does not release any information to the families of most of the people who are taken. but according to the syrian network of human rights, they have counted, not estimated, but who have28,000 p people been repo

. >> they're both lifelong doves, bray demand especially. but you have to understand they personally target pce rather than cpi, because cpi tells them they reached their goal a year and a half ago. as long as they target pce, they can say, hey, we've got a ways to go. and they want it to run hot. i don't want to see it run hot. i'd like to make my money in the market and go spend it at the same price or just a little higher as time goes on. liz: yeah. my justin almond butter's already $6. no, i don't want the price to go up any more. good to see all of you guys. [laughter] sarge, phil and, yes, scott. beyond meat, always our cow guy. thank you so much. we need to not neglect walmart. walmart investors are putting on that smiley face with the closing bell ringing in 59 minutes, the retail giant pretty much among -- get it up there, is it? it's right in the middle of the dow 30 leaders in this final hour of trade after announcing the best first quarter same-store sales growth in nine years? yes, up 3%. the stock is up $1.32. what about online

san pablo bay around green bray, central marin, down through mill valley towards the coast here.we get into san francisco, it's a litigatle bit lighter, b look at the heavy rain on the peninsula. just 92 across the bay. san mateo, down through redwood city. and a pretty good sell here. and on the coast, we have more heavy rain, thunder, lightning, and hail to come. so this is the line we're watching as it slices across the bay area. and it's all due to this unstable air mass. this area of low pressure that will also bring us the chance of thunderstorms throughout the day today. so as we get to the sierra nevada, it's snowing in blue canyon. still have the winter storm warning through 5:00 tomorrow morning. temperatures just in the 40s, and another opportunity for snow on tuesday. but total amounts, 6 to 10 inches above 6,000 feet, could see up to 15 inches in the highest peaks. this is the golden gate bridge. it is very wet out there. looking at low 50s, very chilly, breezy winds, up to 30 miles an hour in the highest elevations. and you can still, just a little bit, it is rainin

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archie means bold and bray. and harrison, son of harry. mountbatten from prince phillip's famil and windsor from the queen. the last name for a royal with no title. archie is seventh in line to thh throne, buts not a prince, earl, or lord. the strongest sign yet meghan and harry want to raise their son their own way. >> we're just thrilled to have our own little bundlef joy and spending precious time with him. >> reporter: unlike diana with prince charles and kate with prince william. this time the proud father was the one cradling his son for the cameras. harper's bazaar saying she gave birth in london. and the photoshoot was a special moment. one they won't forget. they're so proud but probably quite relieved to get the photos out of the way. they're rather tired. the source also saying meghan'ss mother h been with the couple at windsor since mid-april and will stay through the weekend to celebrate meghan and harry's first mother's day as parents. prince harry was greet this morning with lots of shouts of congratulations and we suspect a