he said sometimes trump when asked for the documents and the brier's would say probably best you not keep them. he said i would like to keep them. i said what did you make of that? bolton said i was alarmed. he is a trump critic but it goes to phil'seporting that there was a fear, even an alarm at times inside the intelligence community about how this president handled documents while he was president and when he left the white house. we are still curious as to what was a foundational evidence for this decision? what was in the affidavit that led to the subpoenas and the search? yamiche: those are definitely threads we will be following but we should also talk about the fact that former president trump is calling this a witchhunt. there are some sources that say he's treating this like a pr problem when it is really a legal problem. what are you hearing about how the former president is dealing with legal challenges ahead? robert: you saw in his statement that the former president said he declassified all of these documents. we are not sure about all of the details, how he did so, ho

100m medalist darryl neita withdrew, following her bronze last night (embedded object, wales' hannah briernsey's abi galpin both booked their place in the semi—finals after a successful start to the day.. england's zharnel hughes and adam gemilli have both made it through their heats of the mens 200 metres. hughes here qualified comfortably in his heat. he finished first in the 2018 final, but was disqualified afterwards for impeding the eventual champion jereem richards. gemilli won his heat comfortably to reach the semi finals too. it is ridiculous. it's a morning session, and we've got a full stadium full of fans. why are we not having more events in the uk? it is outrageous. it was so humbling the reception i got. it did rival that that they gave me in 2012 as well. i can't complain. it's a busy day of boxing quarter finals at the nec hall four, where victory guarantees a fighter a bronze medal. one of those is scotland's matthew mchale who produced a dominant display against malaysia's muhammad ahmad shaharom to move into the semi—finals of the bantamweight. mchale, from edinburgh, wo

wales' joseph brier safely finished third to reach the semis too.nd field. swimming draws to a close, with all four home nations in with a chance of last—gasp gold. this morning saw the final session of heats at the sandwell aquatics centre. kate grey is there for us. scotland's duncan scott has one gold medal so far at these games, england's tom dean yet to top the podium, and we'll see both go for gold in the 200 metres medley final tonight. yes, that is right. they have become familiarfaces yes, that is right. they have become familiar faces that we have seen in the swimming pool. both have had a busy schedule, but it comes to a close tonight. they go in the men's 200 metres individual medley. both have managed to win their heat to qualify to the evening's final. tom dean has yet to reach the top of the podium, five silvers and could tonight be his night? he has qualified fastest. that could be in his favour. and duncan has become a most decorated athlete, will he add more medals? we will also see the freestylers in action. and hopefully northern

the demonic looking down is by brier side.he even joined the family trip to disney world. apparently creepy. chloe, though, comes with some perks because the folks at disney whisk breyer and her creepy doll to the front of a long time at the park's haunted mansion. wow. all right. well, everybody could probably use some help blowing off steam at the office. some employers are turning to the popular lego toys to help their workers do that. employers say the toys help people with. >> communication, anxiety and being creative. a program called lego serious play is also driving the popularity in the use of legos. workers can help bring up concerns by first building, a small model with the bricks and then think about what's being built and why microsoft is reportedly using that training program to help its employees. staying cool during these hot summer days can be especially hard for students at recess and the hot blacktop. but a new product, maybe changing that is called street bond and it's paint with the solar reflective coatin

the state of california and one of the landmark trial against walgreens pharmacy where judge charles brier for the northern district of california says walgreens is liable for contributing to the opioid. they did it without proper due diligence and this is the first bench trial that decided in favor -- and walgreens liable. so, city attorney led this effort and many staff across dph served as experts in the testimony. the next stage of the trial will determine the amount walgreens must say san francisco to abate the nuance they caused. positive news in that regard. next item that san francisco has sued the federal government over (indiscernible) hospital closures. san francisco city attorney david chew and former city attorney louise announced they file a lawsuit to cut off federal government so the facility transfer all patients by september 13, 2022. now, i do have some relatively late breaking news. shortly after filing of this litigation against cms, they agreed to extend the availability of medicare and medicaid payments but lengthening the term of laguna honda closure from november 1

wales' hannah brier here and guernsey's abi galpin both booked their place in the semifinals after athrough their heats of the mens 200m. hughes qualified comfortably in his heat. he finished first in the 2018 final, but was disqualified afterwards for impeding the eventual champion jereem richards. gemilli won his heat comfortably to reach the semi finals too. it's ridiculous, it is a morning session and to a full stadium full of fans. why are having more events in the uk? it's outrageous. it was so humbling at the reception i got, a data rifle closely what they gave me in 2012, so can't complain. —— it rivalled closely. we have track and field, typing, time trial cycling all coming up, you can keep across that on iplayer and now back to the studio. some breaking news coming through that i'm going to bring you now. it's information that says an independent reviewer has been appointed to fully examine what was known about concerns regarding tim westwood to's contact during his time with the bbc. the bbc board made the decision following an expedited review by the broadcaster's intern

wales's hannah brier and guernsey's abi galpin have both booked their place into the semi—finals afteredal. the women's hammer qualifying is underway at the alexander stadium. welsh champion amber simpson and england's anna purchase here are both involved, with the top 12 advancing to saturday's final. canada's camryn rogers, world silver medallist last month, is among the competition, along with her compatriot jillian weir, who was fifth at the worlds. that was a distance of 68 metres. bumper medals first across the weekend. in comparison to that, only 15 gold is all up for grabs over the course of the day. right, let's take you to some live sport — england are playing wales in the hockey. in poola, england are top of their group and will want to finish off the pool stages in style knowing they will face new zealand in the semi—finals. it's currently 1—0 at the university of birmingham hockey centre. you can watch it live on iplayer. to the netball, and the sunshine girls ofjamaica have beaten top seeds and three—time champions australia. five goals down after the third quarter but a