another way forward scientists at the university of tokyo have presented their 1st take grown from calluslse a one by one centimeter piece of flesh a delicacy from the laboratory meat fibers made from the vein cells of a cow that scientists at the university of tokyo proudly show the result of years of work these and similar methods could soon feed people all over the world. to cry 2050 the world population will reach about 90000000000 it will be difficult for traditional meat produced by breeding animals to meet people's needs artificial meat as an alternative shows its necessity of this and it could lead me to become a viable substitute for this. the fat cells blood vessels and bones that are so important for flavor need years to develop inside a cow flavor like that can't be produced in a laboratory but the researchers are working on it as well as on the price of meat grown in laboratories currently costs about $700.00 euros per kilogram but now a laboratory in israel says it's dramatically lowered the costs and promises a price per kilogram of about pete rose by next year. french vide

in the dying moments of the game, england took the lead, with this rebound off the bar to callu m witht then the old friend var again. the game that wouldn't end was heading to penalties. if you needed any more evidence that this had the air of a friendly, jordan pickford stepped up to ta ke friendly, jordan pickford stepped up to take england's kick. then it was jordan pickford again who put the game out of its misery. england left having gone one better than russia but still trophy list. it will not be one for the memory banks. it's becoming such a familiar sight, rafael nadal winning the french open at roland garros. well, the spaniard won it for the 12th time today — beating dominic thiem, from austria, in a repeat of last year's final. nadal is nowjust two grand slams behind roger federers record of 20 austin halewood reports. no player has lifted a grand slam trophy than rafael nadal. and today another victory for the king of clay. the austrian was the man to ta ke clay. the austrian was the man to take the first break of the final. but beating nadal in his own backyard might be

editor james space at the united nations james a much anticipated report which you've seen and studied callus more about what it says and how damning is it for saudi arabia. well it took her 5 months she was also consulting some top experts around the world the special rapporteur on extrajudicial killing agnes kalama she decided to set up this this inquiry under her home her own mandate after 5 months there are $101.00 pages she said she's taken the decision to name all the mains for example this is the 15 person saudi team that she said went to stamboul it is a damning report it's a report that is pretty certain of who is to blame she says saudi arabia is responsible for pretty meditated murder it completely blows away the official saudi cover story that this was a botched plan to seize mystical shoji and take him back to saudi arabia she details in her report that there were conversations when he 1st visited the consulate 4 days before he was murdered to inquire about documentation to get married as soon as he visited the consulate the phone call the phone calls were made from the consulate

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when she gets in the ring, she is a fierce competitor and another five to look forward to is callu mannot afford to make any mistakes as he has designs on facing saul alvarez, consider the best pound for pound in the unification bout and like joshua, he cannot afford any slip—ups tonight. joshua, he cannot afford any slip-ups tonight. look forward to that. to the cricket world cup now, and australia have beaten afghanistan by seven wickets as they begin the defence of their title. aghanistan lost both of their opening batsmen for ducks after choosing to bat first before eventually being bowled out for 207. in australia's reply, david warner finished unbeaten on 89. new zealand put down a marker with a crushing ten—wicket win over sri lanka. after winning the toss, they bowled sri lanka out for 136 before martin guptill and colin munro eased the black caps past the total inside 17 overs. anthony van dyck has won the epsom derby, giving trainer aidan o'brien a record—equalling seventh winner in the race. jockey seamie heffernan rode the 13—2 chance to victory on his 12th attempt. madhm

callu m callum kober is 18.s with his parents and younger brothers in this beautiful part of the aberdeenshire countryside. he has grown up aberdeenshire countryside. he has grown up loving the outdoors and two yea rs grown up loving the outdoors and two years ago, he went on a hill walk that would change his life. like any country boy, he was well used two insect and tick bite. he never imagined being written to buy something so small could be so dangerous. i sort of got tix throughout my life. always been very outdoorsy and camping and going up hills. callum's mum if you have a lwa ys hills. callum's mum if you have always been very aware of tics. he had gone off and came back we always doa had gone off and came back we always do a check list that we knew he had been bitten but when we did the tick check i could get like 20 of them off of him. but there was no marking. they didn't exhibit too many ill conditions or anything. he seemed 0k. for a few weeks. then he started getting ill. i was in bed all the time

callu m to two young tottenham supporters. callum and lewis and grandad.s this mean to you, tottenham first time in the final? yes, it means a lot. i really wa nt the final? yes, it means a lot. i really want them to win. grandad, imagine bringing your grandson is here for this. once-in-a-lifetime. i promised if tottenham got to the final, we would come and that is what we have done. we travelled for the last two, three days, we have no tickets, but the atmosphere is unbelievable. with both liverpool and tottenham supporters, it is one big happy family. that is one of the things most striking, this atmosphere of solidarity between these rival fans. do you think that is partly because everyone is so conscious of how unique this is having two english sides in the final for the first time in a decade? yes, it is really good. and it is not like they are rivals in a way. it is not going to be any trouble or anything. well, hopefully, that will continue. thank you very much and enjoy your day. there are about 5,000 police on the streets and their strategy is to

on the undercard in new york last night, callu m undercard in new york last night, callum smith one bys he defended his super middleweight title and katie taylor competed her journey from olympic gold to undisputed women's lightweight world champion with a highly controversial points wind over her opponent. livable's players will be on their way back from madrid for this afternoon's trophy parade in their home city after they erase the disappointment of last season's champions league final by lifting the trophy for the sixth time over tottenham in madrid with a 2-0 time over tottenham in madrid with a 2—0 victory. jurgen klopp said that judgment afterfour 2—0 victory. jurgen klopp said that judgment after four seasons in 2—0 victory. jurgen klopp said that judgment afterfour seasons in his press co nfe re nce judgment afterfour seasons in his press conference when he joined and now he has silverware, he says the future is bright. this is only the start for this group, it is still a wonderful age group, they still have the best times of their career ahead of them, so that is big for me.

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and it would be one thing if they are callus indifference and rank hypocrisy were benign, but it's not. your indifference cost these men and women their most valuable commodity. time! one thing they are running out of. this should be flipped. these men and women should be up on that stage and congress should be down here answering their questions as to why this is so damn hard and takes so damn long. and why no matter what they get, something is always pulled back and they have to come back. mr. johnson, you made a point and it's that we have heard over and over again in the halls. i wouldn't help but to answer to it. you guys are obviously heroes and 9/11 was a big deal. we have a lot of stuff here to do. we have to make money for a variety of disasters and hurricanes and tornados. this wasn't a hurricane. this was wasn't a tornado. that's your job anyway. we can't fund these program it is. you can. no american in the country should face financial ruin because of a health issue. certainly 9/11 responders shouldn't have to decide whether to live or to have a place to live. the idea tha

to block those numbers on your smart phone or nes call-blocking device on your land and if a robo callu gets thro, report it to the ftc. >>> climate change is threatening to destroy ancient history in athens, greece. scientists say air pollution and acidrain are erodingnt monumes and tples including acropolis. ere's a debate over how to protect the mouments. some suggested covering them with domes. news 4 is committed to bring yos ries about how the changing climate changes your life. search climate for what climates change m for you in the app. >> it's sad.at some point they have to cut off these beautiful monuments tp thlic then we can't see it anymore. >>> 5:17 now. staying cool in the summer isn't easy, especially when you're covered head to toe in orange fur. check out these guys a group of orangutans took matters into heir own hands, showering themselves withses and buckets. they had the right idea. some made their own drinks with cups. ice cold water. another orangutan used a wet blanket to cool off. smart. >> that's what i do. >> temperatures are set to rise above 104 degrees in

american wilder though, is revelling injoshua's loss, stating: 0n the undercard, we had this man, calluto the world title. and that woman there, katie taylor from ireland, undisputed world champion lightweight. more reaction now to liverpool becoming european champions for the 6th time. let's take you live to madrid and speak to our reporter hugh woozencroft. hugh, jurgen klopp was try to his word. "judge me after four seasons" he said in his first liverpool press conference. he now has his hands on the champions league trophy. jurgen klopp mania it was when he took over from brendan jurgen klopp mania it was when he took overfrom brendan rodgers. he has brought liverpool's sixth title. he had lost his last six consecutive cup finals through his time at borussia dortmund, and he said afterwards last night it was a huge relief not just for him afterwards last night it was a huge relief notjust for him but for his family as well, mainly because the last six holidays he had taken them on he had given them a silver medal, and in his words it didn't feel cool and in his words it didn't feel

that sort of callus approach is something newscast makithat's m democrats sort of pause and wonder whether that's the right approach. nancy pelosi wants to get this done before the office of refugee settlement runs out of money. she's having a tough time wrangling votes and making sure the senate version of this bill and the house version of this bill is strong enough on the protections democrats want. >> it's the moral issue creeping into the idea of protections, it's that how you enforce border security is completely separate from how you choose to treat children when they're already here. and that seems to be where the problem is david? >> yeah, and i think they both have framed it so well, which is what we have now is an inhumane response to a real problem on the border and it seems to me the government in this case, congress, has to put humanity first. we have to have humane conditions. there has to be funding of those agencies who are responsible for housing these children, these families who are coming across the border, and at the same time, do some things they may want to do in te

who have decided to build their next infrastructure theuawei's equipment under callus that it's -- calculusically ahead and cheaper than the other competitors right now. how arequickly here, other countries responding? >> right. is still --an canada is still under an ongoing security review. they haven't decided how to but they are doing a review of potentially 4grhauling their existing networks. australia has excluded huawei. decided it can continue to operate freely. france has this informal ban in paris. russia has decided to come out in strong support of huawei, for pilot zones in russia. >> all right. stuff. our china correspondent. life for us out of beijing. get to latest headlines now. let's start things off with uber. so the company is to face new rivalry over in london. talking ride hailer, back in action, nearly two years operatingaw its license revoked. volt.named valued at about a billion dollars. the company claims 20,000 drivers have signed up in london as it vows to challenge uber by fares and taking a smaller slice of driver earnings. recalling its first all electric cars w

it would be o thing if their callus indifference and hypocris were benaigbenign, but not. >> reporterhemselves. they said it's a small mm tee, so there were empty chairs. the room is bigger than the amount of people they had there. they said if they didave, they were following along. but of course these moments have gone viral so many in congress saying they support that bill and some predicting it's p goin toass by a landslide, guys. >> chrykristen, thank you. >>> now to a stunning ea. a mother is now asking the jury to spare his life. >> if i could personally rip his face off, i would. >> reporter: amber kaiser mayve ha been the most conflicted huess imaginable a she faced her ex-sband in a south carolina courtrm. jones was convicted last week of murdering their five young children in 2014. >> he did not show my children mercy by any means.y but kids loved him. i'm speaking on behalf of my ki and not myself. that's what i'd say. >> reporter: during the trial, prosecutors said he killed the children because he didn't want her to get custody. during the emotional sentencing hearing, k