for the north, some brea ks south—west.h highs up to 22, maybe 23. then for thursday, once again a lot of dry and sunny weather. some showers in the north and west. many of us will miss them. later in the day, we see a new weather front returning to north—west scotland. that will introduce some more rain. temperature—wise, roughly where we should be in july temperature—wise, roughly where we should be injuly again with highs of up to the low 20s in terms of celsius. before i go, if you have an allergy to pollen, today with all the weather going around, you will be pleased to hear the levels are moderate or low. i want a bit more information about what is happening tonight. is sal staying around yours again, what is on the menu, are you cooking something for the pair of you? i think sal said enough of my cooking, we had very basic cooking last night, chicken, broccoli and new potatoes. you didn't answer the other question though. did she? ! you can't skirt around the question. i don't want the political answer. 0h i don't wa

brea made $200,000. riverside made $70,000. rancho cucamonga lost $92,000.st $300,000. five locations of which three of them make money. where is the cash to fund the loss coming from? -shauna: buena park. -lemonis: where else? -paul: brea. -shauna: riverside. lemonis: every location that makes money. mike: yeah. we're trying to keep it afloat. paul: yeah. lemonis: i want to summarize the debt, as i understand it. it's made up of bank loans, legal bills, the build-out loan for this place, taxes, and payables. you said that you -- man: ah, farrell's crowd, look this way! 'cause i got something very important to say! lemonis: so, the total amount of debt... [ drums beating ] you want to hear something funny? that's the reason people don't come back here. shauna: i know it is. lemonis: it's actually annoying. it can be done in a more elegant way. i don't want to come here and enjoy a meal if it's not my birthday, 'cause i don't want to listen to that nine times. $1,940,000 is the total debt for this entire company, and you have no cash. i mean, it's just -- it'

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if you are with bbc one, you can watch the brea kfast tea m. with bbc one, you can watch the breakfastodbye. goodbye. hello there, good morning. with all the energy and the instability in the atmosphere over the past 2a hours, we've seen a lot of heavy and thundery downpours. northern ireland, for one, has been battered by some storms earlier on, so too across parts of scotland, some fierce—looking clouds here. and we've had about a months worth of rain at 0kehampton, in devon, due to some peninsular showers. now, there will be some more showers over the coming few days. we've still got this ever—present area of low pressure to the north—west of the uk. closer you are to that, the more showers there will be. but gradually, over the next two days, whilst there will be some showers and some sunshine, the showers should become fewer. let's head into the morning, though, and we've still got some showers left over, actually, from overnight in scotland. quite a cloudy start here, maybe the north—west of england. sunshine and showers into northern ireland. the other side of the pennines, acro

brea kfast‘s graham satchell went to one pop—up clinic in manchester, which aims to help them.e.” my name is abdul and i am 24. i am anna and i am 35 years of age. i am tony, my age is now 57. and i am basically on the streets. how do you reach the hard to reach? for dentist ben and his team in manchester, you go to them. any medical problems we should be aware of? we are in a tiny side room at a drop—in centre for homeless people. you have a bit of a hole in it... we go to these sites and it a lot of different sites and they're shocked we have come to them. you are going to their environment, somewhere they feel safe. do you have a contact number? no. the trick is notjust to sign people like tony up but then to persuade them to come to the surgery. tony has lived on the streets for much of his life, he is having his teeth properly cleaned for the first time in years. it's like when you smile people look at your teeth and they see yellow or whatever. hopefully now they'll see white. recent study by the charity ground swell showed 7% of homeless people had no teeth, 15% had pull

the cloud will brea k slowly trailing behind.re from wales to the midlands and further north, it is more straightforward and pleasa nt start it is more straightforward and pleasant start to the day. a of sunshine. the winds will come in off the east coast, making it feel fresher on exposed coasts and as we go through the day the north—easterly breeze will remain a future. sheltered western areas faring best in terms of sunshine and potentially warm. a little bit fresher on the east, up to 18. perfect weather conditions for the men's quarterfinal day. not too hot. 22 degrees thursday, a quiet spell of weather. more enhanced showers out to western isles and north—west scotland. we might see the odd isolated shower triggered ahead of it. the showers in the north—west move south and east overnight into friday. more of a breeze potentially on friday. coming from a north—westerly direction but still predominantly dry. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11: the government has ordered an inquiry into the contaminated blo

let's take a wow, i'm really ready for my brea kfast! wow, i'm really ready for my breakfast!july and of course because of the holiday in the us, we are seeing thin trading in asia today. thank you so much for investing your time with us, i'm rico hizon, goodbye for now. the top stories this hour: the us secretary of state rex tillerson has confirmed that north korea test—launched an intercontinental ballistic missile for the first time, representing an escalation of the security threat. on the first visit to israel by an indian prime minister, narendra modi says he wants to transform the two countries' economic and security ties. the high court has ruled that a 16—year—old boy, who was held in solitary confinement for more than 23 hours each day, had his human rights breached. the teenager, who has significant mental health problems, was kept in a cell at feltham young offenders institution forfour and a half months. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw has this report. it holds some of the most troubled and dangerous teenage boys in the country, but is feltham young off

accusing her of the hysterical when she asked a question about how businesses in ireland fare after breafast. businesses in ireland fare after breakfast. he said he would urge her not to be in hysterical. he got into trouble for that. another comedy has made. i would suggest there is no doubt he did make it. absolutely no doubt. his track record will not helping. a picture of a female train driver called pauline, quite rightly angry on page four. theresa may had angry on page four. theresa may had a month to lick their wounds. it is her getting her strength back. the daily mail has a timely warning before the main summer holidays starting. £2200 summer car hire rip—off. starting. £2200 summer car hire rip-off. large bills if you crunch the hire car. anyone who has ever hired a car for the hire car. anyone who has ever hired a carfora the hire car. anyone who has ever hired a car for a holiday and experience the sinking feeling, you thought you got a good deal booking in advance, standing by the desk. they say would you like to take the extra protection, you ask what that involves. just a

with the girls, siobhan o'connor took a big break girls, siobhan o'connor took a big brea k after girlssiobhan o'connor took a big break after rio. she will be back on for next year. and jazz carlin decided not to swim at this meet as well. but then people like freya anderson he were 16, going into the world juniors. we have some exciting prospect coming through, as well as some veterans back on fine form, fighting fit for next year. so much to look forward to. thank you. finally norway's alexander kristoff has won the world's richest one day cycle race, the ride london to surrey classic. after 116 miles of racing over a route based on the 2012 olympic road race, from london into surrey and back it came down to a bunch sprint on the mall and kristoff held off a late charge from denmark's magnus cort nielsen in second. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the evening, but next on bbc news, it's meet the author. you've decided to cast away historical setting and get rid of real characters that we might know and gone into fantasy — if it's a word you're happy with. w

but sunshine brea ks on a cloudy note. but sunshine breaks through, one or two scattered showers and highs of 17 and 2a degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines: donald trump says he's hoping for a trade deal to be agreed "very quickly" with britain after brexit, as theresa may asks the president to reconsider withdrawing from the paris climate change agreement. like other world leaders here i am dismayed at the us decision to pull out of the paris agreement, and i've urged president trump to re—join the paris agreement. vladimir putin says he's established a working relationship with president trump, and reassured him that russia did not interfere in the us election. celebrations in mosul as iraqi forces say they‘ re close to completely recapturing the old city from islamic state militants. and tens of thousands of people march through the capital to celebrate pride and mark 50 years since homosexuality was decriminalised in england and wales. now it is time for our world. a flimsy, inflatable dinghy full of migrants is a

it's not every day the bbc brea kfast sofa ma kes the front page of the sun, but there we go.t. and many of the papers, as naga said, are looking at some of the detail and some of the discrepancies highlighted. the daily mail say mutiny — bitter recriminations of the politically correct bbc as this gulf between men and women's pay is revealed. so that's us on newswatch broadcast during breakfast, showing a clip of breakfast, featuring a newspaper front page about breakfast. apologies for adding to the self—absorption, which on wednesday prompted this from rowena kay. and another twitter user called jerome thought: others felt the difference between men's and women's earnings revealed by the list was being pored over to access, with helen blamires asking: well, amol rajan has been reporting on this story all week at the bbc‘s media editor and hejoins me now. has it been awkward? not particularly. maybe i have a certain advantage in that i have not been here that long, so i haven't become best friends with some of the people i was reporting on. i knew i was talking about people

watch for water main brea westb 559. >>> breaking this morning. water main break making a mess of the road right now. >> it's also making a mess of morning commute. matt delucia joins us live in fishtown. what are the roads impacted. walk us through that. >> reporter: well, we're on frankford avenue right now between tompson and shack mackson street. also a couple of homes in this area with flood damage in the basement because of this water main break that happened overnight a little before 1:00 this morning. philadelphia water department says this is an eight inch main that broke. not one of the wbiggest mains i the city, but big enough to cause problems when they break. about a dozen properties around here don't have water service. the bigger impact to the area is going to be closures. road closures. water department is coming back here later this morning to begin the repairs. take another live look here. you can see the impact of the closures to this area. frankford avenue closed from girard to tompson. shack mackson street is closed. this is a

two brea ks today. he really struggled. he was in tears as he called on his trainer at the doctorfor was in tears as he called on his trainer at the doctor for treatment. his left foot was wrapped and it looked like he had severe blistering in his foot. he was inconsolable at that point and he never recovered. he lost the match 6—3, 6—1, 6—4. for federer, 19 grand slam title. he was in tears at the end of the match as he lifted the golden trophy. fantastic result for him. a five—time champion, sorry, 17 champion prior to this. he winces eighth title five years after his last title. he was beaten finalised on two occasions to novak djokovic in between. congratulations to him and his family on centre court. and success in the mixed doubles? there was always going to be success in the mixed doubles as heather watson and her partner from finland took on jamie murray watson and her partner from finland took onjamie murray and martina hingis. we'll remember herfrom her singles title here 20 years ago. but it was not watson and he

this is traditional pakistani brea kfast. party. this is traditional pakistani breakfast. have chai, home late. most things are spicy. breakfast. you have chai, home late. most things are spicyi breakfast. you have chai, home late. most things are spicy. i have noticed that. you dip it in the tea? this is widely regarded as the most dangerous area of the city. it is linked with gangs and violence. i was here to see what it was really like and to play for all. that is because i am in town to meet the people who want to change the area for the better and it starts here. there is a league one sport people ca re there is a league one sport people care about here and that is football. —— there is only one sport. everywhere you look, hopefully we may see some liverpool tops among the others. this is the centre of excellence, with approximately 100 kids that come across and train for five times a week. we give them free football coaching, live skill session. week. we give them free football coaching, live skill sessioni week. we give them free football coaching, live skill sessio

. >> road closures are expected to linger today in the city's fishtown section wheremain brea. that buckled the intersects at thompson streets and there are still customers area without water service. storms are causing traffic troubles in hock utility pole s wires with it. >> two women are want ford assault and robbery at a bank in center city. police released this video of the suspects, the investigators say that the pair punch aid woman in the face on july 18th, it's on the 100 block of broad street and the woman is accused of stealing her bank card and cash. >>> police in south jersey have released a sketch of the suspect they hope to identify and arrest for robbing a bank. surveillance cameras captured images of the robber when he walked into the fulton bank on july 6th, the man passed a note demanding cash. anyone with information about the bank robbery is urged to contract the police. >>> and water fountains and the vatican afounded overnight that found ans will be shut off because of italys drought. molly hundredor has more. >> for vacationers on the french island of --

on brea kfast, coming up, business live.ont, which is bringing outbreaks of rain across these northern parts. to the south of that weather front, there is plenty of dry weather. a bit of cloud around this morning, but that cloud will break up to give sunny spells across many southern areas. but while we have sunshine this morning in the south—east, we will notice the cloud tending to increase. but plenty of dry weather for england and wales. in the far north of england and some of scotland, the rain is continuing. for the far north of scotland, it should remain largely dry. for wimbledon, it should be dry today. quite a bit of cloud compared to yesterday, but still a few bright spells. this evening, the rain in northern parts will gradually peter out, but it will stay quite drizzly, especially over the hills and mountains. there will be a lot of cloud here, giving a bit of fog as well. into wednesday, more sunshine across england and wales, but we will notice more cloud for northern ireland into southern and central scotland

there could be cloud it brea ks wimbledon?one grand prix. there could bea silverstone grand prix. there could be a light spot of drizzle there. this is how sunday evening is shaping up. the threat of one or two heavy showers in east anglia and the showers becoming a spell of rain into the far north of scotland. monday, the high pressure is building in across the uk. promising a lot of fine, settled weather for monday and tuesday, becoming warm, widely more humid, and the threat of thunder storms heading up from the south on tuesday night. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: tony blair says some eu leaders have told him they would change rules on freedom of movement of people to let britain stay in the single market after brexit. the government is considering making it harder to buy acid after a string of attacks in london. mps are calling for a clamp—down after a sharp rise in incidents. a 15—year—old girl has died in devon after taking a drug formerly known as a legal high. the teenager was found unconscious in a park in

that is the perfect brea kfast. that, perfect! that is the perfect breakfast.ot of television watching to be done. sort yourself out, find a pew. if you are at work, find a radio. you are watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: the case of terminally ill charlie gard returns to the high court today, as his parents continue theirfight to be allowed to take him abroad for treatment. theresa may signals a new style of government, as she calls for cross— party support on big issues. it seems that everybody on this programme apart from us is out and about. the english wine industry grew nearly 20% last year, making it one of the fastest—growing sectors in the uk's food and drinks industry. sean is at a vineyard for us in kent. iam in i am in kent, iam in kent, the i am in kent, the m25, would you believe, is only a few miles that way. lots of commuters travelling into london at the minute, but it is a pretty good region for making wine. you can see the soil, this kind of stone is the same as they have in the champagne region in france. they

so rain clearing away from south—east england earlier on wednesday morning, then the cloud brea ks onng spells in sunshine and some fair weather cloud. in the sunshine, temperatures near average, 19 for glasgow, 2a belfast and 23 in london. warm in the sunshine with fresh sea breezes developing around the coast lines. that's the latest weather. hello, this is bbc news with julian worricker and annita mcveigh. the headlines: the prime minister orders an enquiry into the contaminated blood scandal of the 1970s and '80s, which left nearly 2500 people dead. many of those were haemophiliacs who died from hepatitis c and aids—related illnesses. further allegations that donald trump's team knew that russia was trying to help him win the presidency. e—mails have been released concerning our apparent offer by moscow to provide unfavourable information about hillary clinton during the campaign. the author of a government review into working practices says he would like to see an end to the cash—in—hand economy. matthew taylor, who's a former adviser to tony blair, is recommending a new legal st

are just brilliant and you are not like them when you are young and then all of a sudden you have brea have breakfast with them and train with them and you realise they are just like you. they train hard and if i do the same, i can have the same opportunity. that is what we saw with adam and james and ben. the other men's relays. we are seeing people step up and believe they can do it. we have to give a lot of credit to the coaches, the head coach. been with the team since the london olympics. we had the best olympics we had in 100 years and that was not all adam peaty. a lot of credit to the coaches. the register that we have in managed —— be set up that we have in manchester, we used to be a tiny little country and now the rest of the world are looking at gb swimming and fearing us. we have never had that before. a lot of countries do look at us... we have been around a long, long time. but they come up and say you guys must be doing something good because every time there is a race we have somebody competing and that has never happened since can remember. still to come... a stunning

this case underlines that when that relationship of trust brea ks when that relationship of trust breaks down between doctors and parents, that is the nub of this case. it meant a judge had to decide what was in charlie's best interests. everyjudge that looked at this said that, really, charlie's life, he was suffering and he needed to be set free, to die with dignity. and that is what happened this afternoon. fergus, thank you very much. victory for england's women would believe their first over the french for 40 years, but after three tournament wins out of three, hopes and expectations are high. england fans are enjoying their journey through the netherlands were other teams have succumbed to pitfalls, their site has sailed smoothly through. when is our chance going to be better? confidence has perhaps never been higher. last night, despite not being at their best, england maintained their 100% record in their group to beat portugal and progress to the quarterfinals. the only player to have started every game so far is also england's newest recruit, 23—year—old millie bright. for her

amanda says on twitter, a full english, would be herfavourite brea kfast, full english, would be herfavouritech! it is either victoria sponge sandwich! it is either victoria sponge oi’ sandwich! it is either victoria sponge or a bacon sandwich! it is either victoria sponge or a bacon sahni! the reason the americans are buying it because the americans are buying it because the chinese bought weetibix thinking the chinese bought weetibix thinking the chinese bought weetibix thinking the chinese diet would change to more western—style processed carbohydrates like weetibix but it did not work. the chinese company has sold it to the americans who of course have tastes which are much more in line with british tastes, eating breakfast there are real. the chinese have proved quite stubborn, they have not adopted weetibix, as they have not adopted weetibix, as they thought they would do. they have not adopted weetibix, as they thought they would dom they have not adopted weetibix, as they thought they would do. is this any more concern in terms of ta keovers for any more concern in terms of takeovers

final table he had to play seven days of ten or 11 hours plus, around 13 hours when you take toilet breaet breaks and dinners into account. and my son actually finished about 160, and he said he was really tired as well and he was in his 30s. it's a great achievement. there's quite a lot of concentrating to do, clearly. yes, it's the most skilful tournament because the only increase the blind and the empty every two hours, whereas a lot of tournaments, the small local tournaments, the increase them every 20 minutes so it isa increase them every 20 minutes so it is a bit ofa increase them every 20 minutes so it is a bit of a lottery. it is a very skilful tournament. with so little experience it is just amazing to come forth. just fantastic. that's what i was keen to get at. here is an amateur who normally plays for very little money, here he is in las vegas winning what to him must be a fortune. how likely is it that somebody from an amateur background commit that sort of impact? i'm pretty amazed. about ten years ago jamie gold was a complete novice and one the main event, but he did a l

that things and brea ks and the south—west.bles of thunder creep into the west. highs of 27 in the west. 29 in the south. a bit cooler on the east coast. the thundery showers creep to the north on tuesday night. they become increasingly heavy. for england and wales with the hot temperatures, we could see a few thunder storms. they'll make their way over to the east. where we stay drier for longer, seeing the highest temperatures. good news if you don't like it so hot, the second part of the week, things become changeable and also a touch fresher. hello, it's monday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. our top story today — a woman whose mother and sister were murdered by her step—father tells this programme why she wanted to revisit the scene of their deaths and how what happened will stay with her forever. even my mum was cowering, she was on her knees, catherine. can you imagine having to beg for your life? it's just barbaric. we'll bring you that full report in about 14 minutes. also on the pro

and computer journey from here european milk, but it is a long and computerjourney from here to the breaom here to the breakfast table in beijing. it is a journey he wants to risk, as dairy markets shrink in europe. translation: china is a big and interesting market, and we want to try it. it is like a promised land. but china's markets are still far from open. and since the global financial crisis, it has mopped up cheap assets across europe. now, china wants to build here and control supply chains. a big idea, driven by the state, not the market. some economists warn that could be risky. this is planned by the state agencies, it will be implemented by state agencies. my worry that it will end state agencies. my worry that it willend up state agencies. my worry that it will end up with a huge amount of bad laws, with dozens of countries involved. it could be very dangerous. china's plan is already on the assembly line. this polish factory once made thanks for the soviet bloc. now it makes big as for the chinese state company that rescued it from collapse. he hopes china's new silk road

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born in kenya, educated in south africa, lives in monaco, he doesn‘t turn up on the one show, bbc breal they know who chris froome is. that sets up some distance. the nationality thing coming in again! where does he go from here? will he give it again in the tour de france? double he has signed another two—year contract with the team sky will stop i imagined the plan is to compete in 2018, 2019. he talks about trying to win five or six. that was his plan three weeks ago. thank you very much. the bbc‘s director general, lord hall, says he will go further to tackle the pay gap, as more than a0 female presenters sign a letter demanding that the corporation tackle the issue. a 20—year—old man has died after being apprehended by a police officer in an east london shops. he has been named by his family. the princes william and harry have spoken candidly about their relationship with their mother, princess diana. the documentary will mark the 20th anniversary of her death. the head of the powerful trade body representing all german car manufactures has told the bbc that a long transitional de

two tie—brea ks already. what first match was pretty tight. two tie—breaks already.has played? very well. it is a tough match. simona halep is the number two a tough match. simona halep is the numbertwo in a tough match. simona halep is the number two in the world. she is a tough competitor. it is nip and tuck. anything can happen. she seems to be playing well on the big points. i think she can still sneak through. it is great tennis once again. we're watching live pictures. level at two games each in the deciding set. where do you think konta has to go to get over the line in this match? now it is all about the business end of the match. it is all about pressure situations. they are both playing well. it is to take the chances. who has the guts to go for a winner and make it. and if they get a chance, to have that concentration, that confidence to serve it out. it comes down to big match nerves. if she does win it, how big will it be? huge. what a great location. if she can get through this one, absolutely, no reason why she can't win the whole thing. all of the wom

if you want to get something done on wednesday, in the west, hold fire, take a lazy brea kfast west,n the afternoon. sunny spells for many, showers and western scotland and northern ireland, and the best temperatures, high teens and low 205. low—pressure into thursday. strong winds and western scotland and northern ireland, close to the low—pressure, shell is most frequent. northern ireland and scotla nd frequent. northern ireland and scotland could see thunder. the showers. the showers will push through in the breeze. some may avoid them, but it will feel a bit cruel and the showers and temperatures down on what bishop b, the mid—to—high teens at the very best. a little change on thursday night and into friday. low—pressure sticks, revolving around like an old sockin sticks, revolving around like an old sock in a washing machine, throwing in the showers across western scotla nd in the showers across western scotland and northern ireland. occasional showers for england and wales. strong sunshine overhead, some people avoid the showers. the showers for a small portion of the day. late

brea kfast‘s graham satchell is at a food bank in salisbury for us this morning.of the now 400 food banks across the country. they handed out about 11,000 tons of food last year. everything you can see here, 90% of it has been donated by the public. activity going on this morning. emergency food supplies being sorted out by trussel trust volunteers. 47% of children who were helped last summer were of children who were helped last summer were of primary school age, between the ages of five and 11. 67,000 handouts in total last summer. 67,000 handouts in total last summer. they have a spike over the summer summer. they have a spike over the summer months as families struggle. they will be put on special clubs to help them. i was talking to a single mother almost there, and this is her story. —— mother, sarah. my name is sarah and i've got a nine—year—old son and i'm a teacher's assistant.. i work 16 hours a week so it is quite a struggle. hi. hello. you've a voucher? yes, please. and it's for... it is for an adult and a child. any dietary requirements? we're vegetar

with every match, johanna konta brea ks with every match, johanna konta breaks new ground.e last eight. now britain has been there in three decades. but as the tournament intensifies, her opponents get better. caroline garcia, tipped for the very top. but kaunda has earned her own place amongst the elite. a break in the first game, early authority. commentator: she is playing with confidence. garcia came back to force a tie—break, but conte knows how to disrupt momentum. —— konta knows how to disrupt momentum. garcia has power on court, installed by her father. that has brought her grandson pedigree, she struck back. —— grand slam pedigree. a three—hour epic sober past don beckett, she knows how to hold her now. at 4—4, tension. no break points in the whole set. but the briton was about an opportunity. commentator: johanna konta, wimbledon quarterfinals! the first since anotherjoe. all those yea rs first since anotherjoe. all those years ago. that's pretty special. it's these positions on the situation is, that i dream of, that i dreamt of when i was a little girl, to be pa

speaking earlier on brea kfast singles title.—time grand slam champion tracy austin said she is backing the units. she has won it five times. her game tra nslates she has won it five times. her game translates so well to the grass with a big serve, her powerful groundstrokes and ability to move forward. she has been dealing with a lot the past few years. her house in the accident about a month ago that was very emotional. then of course last year ‘s, seeing her younger sister just last year ‘s, seeing her younger sisterjust get grand slam after grand slams this is a huge opportunity and i think it cannot be overlooked and i don't think we are. jamie murray and martina hingis are through to the mixed doubles final. and waiting, britain is guaranteed success one way or another in the final. gordon reed and ourfeature your trackback had another wimbledon title. they reached the final after early defeats in their singles. they rebranded as a team with victory over argentina. lewis hamilton will be looking for another home win at the

wimbledon‘s record—brea ker show emotion.on‘s record—breaker and, unquestionably, king of this court. an eighth title for federer means as much as the first. better than holding the trophy and winning today, i guess, is just trophy and winning today, i guess, isjust being trophy and winning today, i guess, is just being healthy. trophy and winning today, i guess, isjust being healthy. it trophy and winning today, i guess, is just being healthy. it feels great and it's means the world to me, we worked hard last year, so to be back here, i am just feeling great, holding the trophy, the tournament that i please, not dropping a set, it is magical, i cannot believe it, really, yet. eight wimbledon title, the only man in the history of wimbledon to ever wind it eight times. i guess it is disbelief that i can achieve such heights. i was not sure if i was ever going to be here again in another final after last year. i have had some tough frontier, losing to novak djokovic in 2014 and 2015, but i always believed that i would maybe com

and i also got some nice food for brea kfast.bill" on the horizon, mps are putting parliamentary scrutiny high on the agenda. labour claims the government is trying to "stifle" debate by restricting the parliamentary timetable. but the government says it's "business as usual", and labour should focus on policy rather than process. the convention is that each parliamentary session must include 20 days on which the opposition parties set the agenda. but as this session is twice the usual length, there's confusion over how many days they should get. mr speaker, we need certainty. the government has not provided an opposition day before the summer recess, making the earliest opposition day in september 2017. this means a staggering eight months, nearly as long a time as it takes to have a baby, without a single opposition day, denying vital scrutiny of government business. the snp and labour were equally upset. perhaps unfavourably, this parliament has already been dubbed the zombie parliament. i actually think that this comparison w

even though the southern areas will stay generally quite cloudy, if we do see some brea ks quite cloudyhe afternoon for north wales. some showers in the north and a cooler, fresher feel. for wimbledon men's final day tomorrow, a lot of cloud around and the chance of a shower. a 30% chance of a shower. there could be the odd shower at silverstone as well for the grand prix. a weather front will be sinking its way southwards. these guys turn quite cool and fresh. an area of high pressure will be building its way in. this is how we start the new working week on monday. high pressure in charge. there will be some good spells of sunshine around. maybe some cloud plaguing the south coast. the best of the sunshine lifting the temperature up into the mid to high 20s. in the south it could get close to 30 degrees, and as the heat continues to build, it could bring some thunderstorms for the middle of the week. this is bbc news. i'm kasia madera. the headlines at 8pm: tony blair says some eu leaders are ready to compromise on freedom of movement to help britain stay in the single market. europe i

there was cloud around at first but then we should see sunny brea ks first but then we should see sunny1. this is the cloud view of the rest of the uk in the last 2a hours. the cloud is thickening in northern ireland and we had early sunshine but now the showers are moving into the west and they will spread further east during they will spread further east during the afternoon across northern ireland and some will arrive in western scotland as well. elsewhere there is sunshine and the odd shower. a few heavy showers into eastern scotland and the vast majority will avoid those and stay dry. across england and were very small cloud building after a sunny start but just the small cloud building after a sunny start butjust the odd shower again. most start butjust the odd shower again. m ost pla ces start butjust the odd shower again. most places will stay dry and maybe just see a dark cloud in the distance and temperatures in the high teens to the low 20s. if you are not a fan of heat it is a pleasa nt are not a fan of heat it is a pleasant afternoon. this evening at his umbrellas at the re

i'll brea it down after the brakes. >> a cop ambushed, police call it an assassination. latest developments. >>> lifeguard attacked, a force turns serious. infamous beach, the backlash. >>> a tight end like you have never seen before. >>> good evening, fourth of july celebrations turned violent. we're hearing the ocean city lifeguards frantically calling for backups. ted greenberg joins us live. you talked to witnesses who saw the whole thing? >> reporter: that's right. ocean city is a dry town with a zero-tolerance policy for drinking alcohol on the beach, but when lifeguards and police tried to enforce the policy, the situation got physical. ocean city lifeguards intently watching the water. a day after police say the beach patrol members were attacked on duty. the guards heard urgently calling for help from police around 4:30 p.m. on the fourth of july. >> it's sickening. it really is. >> reporter: the drama unfolding in front of the hundreds on people. authorities say it started when the guards asked a group of rowdy seemingly drunk men to calm down.

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let's put the most recent image up and that's toward discovery brea approaching antioch and fairview.s could produce a few lightning strikes or a thunderstorm. so be watching out for that between now and 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon. instability -- temperatures on the mild side. the warm side out toward walnut creek and pleasanton. lower 80s. san jose, 70. san francisco, 60 degrees. sans sa, 69. as far as the overall weather story for today, we're tracking the chance of a few showers or an isolated thunderstorm in the short term. most of the bay area not seeing much. something we showed you on the radar is developing. tomorrow, no threat. we're going to warm things up across the area for your thursday and hot temperatures for the inland neighborhoods this weekend. this big area of high pressure has been strengthening, at least the key for today is moisture wrapping around that tide. you have the clockwise rotation drawing in that moisture from the south. that's why we have the instability for your wednesday. for today, the temperature is not a big change. 60 coast side. around the bay,

brea kfast‘s graham satchell reports.ion going into natural england today would see them return. between six and ten wild lynx released into kielder forest in northumberland. this is a huge conservation milestone. this is the first licence ever submitted to reintroduce lynx on a trial basis into the uk. this is a life—sized cutout of a lynx, so that's how big a real lynx is, so they aren't that big... paul donahue from the lynx trust has been doing a consultation, talking, listening and explaining and the children at kielder school have big questions. are lynx dangerous to people? lynx live all over the world and in human history a healthy wild lynx has never attacked a human anywhere in the world. there's a genuine excitement here and enthusiasm for the return ofa here and enthusiasm for the return of a wildcat. they do look really nice and it's good that they don't hurt any people or anything. they might not hurt people but lynx are expert hunters. their main prey, dear. deer eat out the understory, they overgrazed and

thanks very much for your time on brea kfast. we want to know your response as well.t. hot and humid today for many southern areas in particular but let me show you court ten, just in time, the ground staff are busy pulling back the cover. 0n the outside courts there are six members of the team, the court attendants, who pull back the covers and it takes them between a minute and a minute and a half, its a boom system so they use real brute force and they're doing a fine job, real brute force and they're doing a finejob, done so neatly! if you're on centre court or court one, there are 17 groundstaff that do it, it's are 17 groundstaff that do it, it's a different system, a tent cover, they grab hold of the handles and they grab hold of the handles and they run with it after the net has been dropped. the record time they have done that in is i believe 17 seconds. it's done on a numerical basis, from zero to eight, if it is zero the groundstaff know it will be sunny, nothing to worry about but the minute it changes to one they are on standby and when it gets to two, th

it would be valued at over 1 billion pounds we'll gee foro for a quick brea. nshrgheck out the blog which ru tou trading day we'll be back in two . >>> welcome to "street signs." these are your headlines it's a field of greens as european markets start the second half on a high note this as strong manufacturing numbers come out of germany, france and italy >>> saudi arabia and gulf neighbors give qatar another 48 hours to meet the demands. >>> and beating them to the punch, president trump takes his fight against the media to a new level, tweeting a mock wrestling video portraying him bashing a cnn logo >>> i'm looking at fairly disappointing june manufacturing pmi numbers for the uk they came in at 54.3, that is for the june a forecast of 56.5 and we're seeing sterling-dollar retreating on the back of this off by 0.4% on the day now we're seeing exports disappointing the export orders came in at a 5 month low and keep in mind this is not the crucial one. we're waiting for services which accounts for roughly 70% of the economy to give us a better indication le

jersey diplomacy actually works, but maybe anything works at this stage we'll gee foro for a quick brea. . >>> welcome back to "street signs. these are your headlines trump and circumstance i in par as celebrations get under way as donald trump and emmanuel macron pr play do you know thewn their dis >>> and european took markets getting off to a mixed start as they prepare for the u.s. bank earnings parade. >>> and shares in skanska trade lower as they warn it needs to write down the value of u.s. and uk projects by nearly 800 million swedish crowns a quick look at u.s. futures at this point after we saw a positive trading session yesterday. dow eked out another record close, nasdaq extending its winning streak to five days. this morning we're look a little more mixed s&p 500 off by a little more than one, dow jones off by one point as well about that nasdaq set to open higher to the tune of just about two points or so of course all eyes will be 00 that cpi print today when it comes to the european trading session, we're looking somewhat mixed as well the xetra dax is hanging on to the

daines is going to come down here in a while, senator daines, to offer a medicare for all brea and again, i hope that this is a breakthrough. i hope that our republican colleagues understand that we've got to join the rest of the down industrialized world. and if senator daines comes down here and is prepared to vote for that legislation, prepared to get his other republican senators prepared to vote for that legislation, by god, we cai win this vote overwhelmingly. and move this country in a very different direction. but madam president, i have a feeling that that is not senator daines has in mind. i think this is another joke, another game, another sham, as part of a horrendous overall process. so i will not be supporting that an inmate, unless senator daines and republicans vote for it as well. but this i will do. whether in this debate, and i hope i have the opportunity, or in the very near future, i will offer a medicare for all single-payer program which file has the united states doing what every other major country on earth does, guarantee health care to every man, woman and chil

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repeal after the brea >>> all eyes on capitol hill this arch.republicans continuing their fight to repeal obamacare. so we're waiting for the senate to begin what's being called a votarama. this is where senators from both parties can offer an unlimited number of amendments on health care of the then they get voted on without debate. republicans are still working on details of a skinny repeal bill that will break down with our capitol hill reporter in just a moment. today's votes follows some significant defeats for senate republicans after two versions of obamacare repeal have been voted down since tuesday. earlier today house speaker paul ryan said it's a waiting game until the senate acts. >> extending our session is obviously an option that we're considering. i think the majority leader will make some tentative announcements that on that later on. the request he is what does the senate do? we don't know what the senate is going to do, so therefore, we will reserve judgment as to what our responses. until we find out what the senate actually

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