when the news came out that chester bennington. passed, people were traumatized.questions. when i really admired about your message is you've come out and said let's figure out a way to remove the stigma anyone might have around any mental health issue. that's really been key for you. >> it has. thank you. ( applause ) the thing about it, it was so weird to be, like, given a membership to this club that i never wanted to be a part of nu right. >> i think, for me, what i've learned along the way, like one thing i've learned is that, you know, in terms of mental health, we talk often now about, you know, it being like physical health. >> trevor: right. >> so you wake up in the morning, if you have a physical -- say you have a bad back. wake up in the morning, back hurts, you go, i feed to take it easy. you wake up and you say it's worse than i thought, i need to take medication today. and if it's even worse than that, i really need to see a doctor. >> trevor: right. >> mental health should be the same way. mental health is just health. in a way that we get to that p

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, and they we re streets here in chester, and they were treated to a royal walkabout. excitement, not only meeting the queen but also the newest member... sound problems. our royal correspondent sarah campbell talking about the visit of the queen and the newest member of the royal family, of course. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. the weather is causing a bit of disruption this afternoon, in fact we've got a named storm, storm hector, causing seems a bit like this one. we have trees down in glasgow, there's also been disruption to ferries, bridges as well. here are some of the costs we have recorded earlier in the day, in association with storm hector, more than 100 mph winds across the cairngorms in scotland, at lower levels, gusts of 60—70 miles an hour. we've had the strongest ever gust of wind recorded injune in northern ireland, 7a mph. as we had through the rest of the day the wind should ease because the storm is pushing towards the east. this is the satellite image, the swirl of cloud heading to the east, the strong list of the winds h

-- chester. --s is in violation of chester mnimitz. this is in violation of the command not to divide in the face of the enemy. he wanted to come back and run for president and replace roosevelt in the white house. evidence suggests that mcarthur considered the plan. when the machine stash the marines went ashore to begin a hen the marinesnt went ashore to begin a six-month, they were now fighting a three front war. the american landing on public and now was called operation watchtower. so scarce relative resources in 1942 that almost everybody involved called it something else. operation shoestring. it very nearly fell apart the very next day. 8, ae evening of august japanese service force came down through what was called the slot , a parallel line of islands, to attack allied warships, australian and american protecting the landing beach. result was the most lopsided american defeat at sea since pearl harbor forever. sunk anded cruisers the japanese escaped unscathed. it lead to a lot of hand

england are now 4—0 up with one to play after a six wicket win at chester—le—street.o perhaps unsurprising that australia chose to bat first. both aaron finch and shaun marsh scored hundreds as they reached 310 for eight. little chance of england topping the 481 runs they managed at trent bridge but jason roy struck a century, and joss buttler got them home with more than five overs left. they have the chance to complete the series whitewash on sunday. what an achievement that would be. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers.

at chester—le—street. hosts set a world record score in the last match, so perhaps unsurprising that australia chose to bat first. both aaron finch and shaun marsh scored hundreds as they reached 310 for eight. little chance of england topping the 481 runs they managed at trent bridge but jason roy struck a century, and joss buttler got them home with more than five overs left. they have the chance to complete the series whitewash on sunday. what an achievement that would be. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to tomorrow's papers. with me are steven swinford, deputy political editor at the telegraph, and the london editor of politico, jack blanchard. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro leads on government plans for eu citizens to apply to remain in the uk after brexit. the ft says sterling rose after the bank of england's chief economist voted in favour of raising interest rates. the telegraph relays the us ambassador‘s a

the goal would have been reviewed by the video assistant referee and so would this challenge on a chesters gabrieljesus, but this was survived by. for all of brazil's firepower, they could only manage for more tabs on target. ending a run of nine wins in their opening world cup games. serbia now top group e, brazil's group. that is after they beat costa rica 1—0 with a wonderful alexander kolarov freekick. 0n rica 1—0 with a wonderful alexander kolarov freekick. on monday, let's look to one of the dark forces, belgium, such a rich array of talent, so many players at top european clubs, even hazzard, romelu lukaku european clubs, even hazzard, romelu lu ka ku at manchester european clubs, even hazzard, romelu lukaku at manchester united, thibaut courtois, the list goes on and on. a+ for them as they get ready to play panama, is that vincent kompany is fit. with a political decision this morning that we are going to maintain the squad of 23 that is announced, we won't use any changes. vincent has evolved better than we thought, even though we thought that he could have a good opportunity to

silence being held for victims of the grenfell tower in london we saw pictures of the queen she was in chester it's a nationwide moment of silence or so parliamentarians that mean arctic you live to our correspondent big mass who is in london. a big it at this moment of silence was a nation wide event the whole of the country seems to be standing together to remember the victims. yes indeed a lot of attention on the tragedy a year ago and even more than a minute seventy two for the lives lost through the fire and i have to say it's very moving to be here in central london were survivors are coming but not only survivors and their families but also this is something that has really shocked the whole community because such a high rise building was burning through the night and everybody around here saw this people were hearing the screams of of those who were trapped in the building they they saw the flames they saw how quickly also it spread during the night and i remember in the morning after the fire i remember the rage of people and the people who really saw this how could this happen how co

lost his friend, and the band's frontman, chester bennington to suicide.t weeks after celebrating a sixth number one album. ♪ who cares it one more light goes out ♪ ♪ in the sky of a million stars ♪ ♪ it flickers, flickers >> i would say like one feeling i had that was really weird was a guilt for feeling sometimes like mad. like mad at him, sometimes a little bit. but like mad about just everything else. >> he says he is left with a tangle of emotions. >> it's just chaos. like, one min you the are happy. one minute sad. one minute angry. so on. >> next week, he has a new album. post-traumatic, made while mourning bennington. ♪ they'll tell you i don't care anymore ♪ ♪ and i hope you'll know that a lie ♪ ♪ maybe it sound crazy, but i do, i do, i do sometimes like, just talk to chester. like, man, i wish you were here, you would really love this. >> high profile suicides always make for busy days at the national suicide prevention life line. no doubt, you have seen the number. >> the suicide prevention, life line number is. >> 1-800-273-8255. >> we have 12.

series of events, including the opening of the mersey gateway bridge and the storyhouse theatre in chester sports news in sport today. welcome to sport today, live from the bbc sports centre. coming up, there is a russian delight as the hosts open the world cup in emphatic fashion. as spain prepare for their opener against european champions portugal, yesterday's man is left in tea rs. portugal, yesterday's man is left in tears. and find out who is leading a the us open after the opening round. shots like that, must be dustin johnson. we've waited weeks, months and four years, but the world cup returned on thursday. hosts russia opened the tournament by outplaying saudia arabia, and it was not the kind of result many people saw — as our correspondent in russia, 0lly foster, can tell us. it was an incredible result, you can see the magnificent luzhniki stadium lit up in the

cooper about her experience coping with chester's suicide. like bourdain, her husband had so much to live for. she said signs of suicidal thoughts can be difficult to detect, but not impossible with the right tools. listen. >> suicide ideation is the forerunner to actual suicidal tendencies and thoughts. >> by ideation, you mean thinking about it possibly even planning it? >> yes. and i believe that if we can kind of open a lid on that and talk about that, that is one of the first stepping stones to changing the culture about how we speak about mental health. you know, it is like bricks. you are building a wall and if it gets to that point of the wall that it is so tall, your next step is to do serious self harm. i can tell you i have not spoken to a single suicide survivor that says that they wish that they would have succeeded. and that really sticks with me. as far as signs for knowing change, i have partnered with an exist organization change direction.org. i've co-founded 320 changes direction after my husband, that was his bririrthday,

. >> la mansión wayne chester en san josé está llena de espíritus desde que su comas construir en 1984. nuestro primer intento en hacer contacto con espíritus no resulto. tratamos una segunda vez, en esta ocasión vamos al cuarto de sara. utilizamos este artículo que en caso de haber interferencia por parte de algún espíritu se activará. además, tenemos este grabador, funcionar desde ondas electromagnéticas. pero nada, no nos dimos por vencido, vemos al cuarto del silencio. aquí tratamos de hacer comunicación con un amigo de tim que hizo un asesinato suicidio. colocamos las herramientas. si quiere hablar los hoteles será las letras que suenan en el celular y armará palabras. durante los primeros minutos uno hubo rastro, justo cuando dejó la cámara. tim asegura que sara se está comunicando con nosotros según él dice vete. por lo que decidimos irnos. salimos y tim se quedó paralizado, aseguró que hubo un cambio de temperatura en el pasillo, el mismo vacío donde jacob dice que vio pasar a una mujer de negro. no nos habló ni vimos al espírito. usted ha tenido encuentros de este tipo ? qué h

. ♪ >> reporter: last year, chester benefitington lead singer of the linkin park took his own life. my husband passed ji just felt sad and hopeless and desperate. >> reporter: this tweak the painful memories stirring again. celebrity suicide back in the headlines. >> i'll takeat. right here, my good man. >> reporter: millions shocked by the death of story telling culinary icon anthony bourdain with his globe trotting always seemed on top of the world. >> travel around the world doing what indiana in every cool place i ever dreamed up and you paper. how is that idea? >> reporter: days earlier we learned about renown fashion designer kate spade's death and mental health experts saying these suicide are a reflection of a much problem. new numbers from the cdc showing increase in suicide across nearly every state up by more than 25% nationwide and suicide now the tenth leading cause of death in the united states. with 123 deaths on average every day. >> until we actually start focusing on this as a public health issue, we are going to continue to have these crises and to see these numbe

that is all happening at chester zoo. what do they like to eat? i think that they like annie.ear open trees to get at the insects. and they have got a really long time to get at the honey. well the serious stuff starts today. well england don't play their knockout match until tuesday against columbia. 0ur correspondent david 0rnstein is at their base in reppino. what's the latest from the england camp, david? as you can see behind me i will take you straight to the training pitch, we have been allowed inside the 15 minutes, the media. so we have got where a glimpse of the players being put through their paces for the next match tomorrow. they fly off to moscow on monday morning ahead of that crucial last 16 match with colombia. 21 of the 23 strong england squad are in this session. the only absentee fabian delph who has returned to the uk ahead of the arrival of his third child and also ruben loftus—cheek who is working at the hotel on an individual plan. nothing to be concerned about, he's not considered to be an injury doubt. expect england to return to their first choice st

renowned for their legacies in public service, like avrilan harr who ran the union pacific railroad and chesteroelz, a great advertise r check. >> lots of chafrms indeedu jeff, thank ry much. bill? >>> elsewhere, we've got g-3 apparel post aing a surprise profit and that's where we begin tonight's profit. the owner of guess and dkny said there was demand for many of eir brands. the clothing company also raised its earnings guidance for the full year. shares rose more than 10% today. n navistar warned its profits would be pressured tear and an expected rise in sales for its less profitable trucks. its auto parts business, its more profitable division, will likely s flat growth and that news overshadowed an otherwise upbeat full year outlook and the stock fell a fraction. > allergan is being urged by two of its biggest shareholders to split the roles of chairman and chief executive into two separate roles. they'reth calling o drug maker to reconsider its acquisition strategy and shake up management all in an effort to give new life to allergan's stock which today was up to $152.21. >>> the pharma

the queen and the duchess have spent the afternoon together in cheshire and chester.king about injuries. marcus rashford missed the open training session yesterday which —— with what was a minor knee problem, but he did not train again today and it is likely he will not play in the first game against tunisia on monday. we should expect raheem sterling and jesse lingard to appear in that match. harry kane will be the captain going into this tournament. he picked to won —— he beatjordan henderson to the role and today one of his team—mates during trippier spoke about that position. —— kieran trippier. during trippier spoke about that position. -- kieran trippier. we have got to be patient, we have analysed them and we have looked at their strengths and weaknesses, and i try to watch as many games as i can to study the opposition. tunisia, we watched them against spain, and it will be a tough game on monday but we are looking forward to it. kieran trippier, the full—back looking forward to the game on monday. the first game begins this afternoon. the opening match at the

applications which overwhelm those structures and therefore it's not the right decision now hosty who fought chester the exchange you talk college again. could a new person in charge because the basic problem remains the same see holds for us and his party they had accepted also the disrespect for the migration law center constitution which was promoted by angela merkel in twenty fifteen and which has been carried on until now so it's quite late now but see also tries to find that the responsible or the culpable person at the top of the organization each should have broken up the coalition already twenty years to to protest against angle of her breaking german laws and letting migrants flow into our country instead of helping them before already in syria regions or the neighboring regions all syria. crowd have rallied in athens against a name agreement for the country now known as the republic of northern methadone hand and thank god. thousands of people gathered in the greek capital calling for the deal between the two countries to be cancelled the new name northern macedonia has caused widespread

and now, in their native chester as. an understated, humble man. he's not a showman. never seeking publicity saying controversial things. despite all he achieved on the football pitch, it's more what he's done since the charity and for liverpool, especially the survivors and victims of the hillsborough disaster. quietly working away with them. when we interviewed him, he almost gruffly kind of pushes that way. he doesn't want to take any of that praise. it's not about me. he's quite shy. lovely man. it may have to be sir kenny from now on. football legend kenny dalglish has been knighted in the queen's birthday honours list, in recognition of his services to football, charity and the city of liverpool. james burford reports. commentator: and liverpool football club, under their player—manager, kenny dalglish, have become only the third team this century to win the first division championship and the fa cup. 1986 was a famous year for kenny dalglish. his truly was a trophy—laden career. 29 major titles as a player, 1a as

chester zoo has welcomed the birth ofa chester zoo has welcomed the birth of a grey hair, rare greaterrt of a population plan. it's not only did 3500 remain in the world in their native india and nepal. let's leave those pictures for another half an hour running. you can see the little knobbly bits coming through. little shrivelled dinosaur, isn't he? he is. talking of dinosaurs! i was wondering how! could ever follow a cute little baby rhino with a knobbly bit on my hair! how are you? very good, nice to see you after your amazing achievement in the saddle. i'm surprised you weren't on the birthday honours list! i tell you what, weren't on the birthday honours list! itell you what, great weren't on the birthday honours list! i tell you what, great to see so list! i tell you what, great to see so many really good sportspeople on it. it's notjust what so many really good sportspeople on it. it's not just what they do on the sports field. charity work, role models and what they do in the community and a great example is behind you. known for so long as king kenny. we spoke to him on the s

club and international team is not scoring as much in the past couple of years as he used to from a chesterknighted and in the first years in in in real madrid but this one is a critical one this one is is a crucial point is not just the crucial point is. the what can affect the self-esteem the self-confidence the way to.

applications which of those structures and therefore it's not the right decision now hosty who for chester exchange you to call it again could a new person in charge because the basic problem remains the same hosty who for. and his party they had accepted also. disrespectful the migration laws and the constitution which was promoted by a glimmer clint twenty fifteen and which has the carry on until now so it's quite late now see who tries to find the responsible or the culpable person at the top of the organization each should have broken up the coalition already twenty years to do protest against angela merkel pranking german laws and letting migrants flow into our country instead of helping it who are already in the syria regions or the neighboring regions all syria. saturday march the fifty fifth anniversary of valentino tesco becoming the first woman in space she was just twenty six on her historic voyage a crater on the moon has been named in her honor and there's a small planet called cheika think all and russian her code name. her historic flight in the last six spacecraft luster al

nicholas witchell, bbc news, chester.have storm hector, named by the irish met service because it is causing some disruption. we have had disruption to travel, various bridges, trees down, this is from one of our weather watchers on the moray coast. though strong winds still sticking with us at the moment but they will ease away. this is the satellite image showing the swirl of cloud associated with the storm, the cold front moving away towards the east so there is some late sunshine to be enjoyed, still windy conditions in the north. further showers do not across northern ireland and scotland, drierfurther south and fresh feeling night, 8-13d, south and fresh feeling night, 8—13d, not as warm and sticky as recent nights. after the fresh start on friday will be a quieter day, still pretty in the north with further showers. fewer showers further showers. fewer showers further south and in the sunshine we will see the temperatures around 22 degrees in the south, 14—i6d further north. it is another showery day to come on sat

club and international team is not scoring as much in the past couple of years as he used to from a chester united and in the first years in in in real madrid but this one is a critical one this one is is a crucial point is not just the crucial point is the. what can affect the self-esteem of the self-confidence the way to approach the next two to match is the rivalry what it means for the portuguese people that is at home. and it has these little. these little touch these little extra feeling hands and the goal is is fantastic i think the wall. is a good wall at the start of the wall if i'm not wrong with the skids in the second many speaking they try to protect the side where the keeper is not trying to go too much because he knows that christian who can put the ball also enjoy other angle soledad stays on off of the goal in gives to the wall i think the world is correct but. the fly of the ball is is from passing out isn't possible isn't it possible and at the end everybody celebrated like mad he's going to be the happiest it's a teams here we talk about and i've told you before about ps

pundit for the world cup month chester united is monitored to say marine yo picks who he thinks will be fighting it all out for glory july. fourth. i'm doing emotional.

i have to say, i'm absolutely overwhelmed by the professionalism, the expertise here at the chester andly, truly amazing, the nurses, the doctors. they have done an amazing job, looking after billy. i appreciate and understand that there is a lot of bureaucracy around billy continuing to have his anti—epileptic medication that was confiscated at london heathrow airport on monday morning. i would say that the home office and myself and our team have been working extremely hard together throughout the night to make this happen. which is truly amazing. but there can only be one conclusion here, that my little boy, my beautiful, sweet little boy, who has a life—threatening form of epilepsy and one seizure can kill him, he needs his medicine back, today. again, look, i am just truly and utterly thankful and overwhelmed by each and all you guys, all you journalists. the support that is coming in, via messages, e—mails, phone calls, not just from the uk, but from the doctor in canada, the team in canada, who originally prescribed billy his anti—epileptic medicine. the head of the clinical rese

england are taking on australia in the ath one—day international at chester—le—street, where the touristsot australia off to a good start. shaun marsh also made his way to three figures, reaching that milestone with this six, but he was out soon after, thanks to some brilliant team work from the england fielders — jason roy and craig 0verton combining on the boundary to dismiss marsh for 101. in reply, england have made an excellent start. they are 112 without loss. british number one kyle edmund has been knocked out in the second round at queens. he was beaten by nick kyrgios. the australian, who earlier knocked out andy murray, was in inspired form with shots like this one. that's nice. a closely—fought contest, with both the first two sets won on tie—breaks, but it was krygios who eventually came through to win in three sets. in birmingham, wimbledon champion garbine muguruza was knocked after a 6—2, 6—a defeat by czech barbora strycova. the top seed got back into the match by breaking to lead a—2 in the second set, but she lost the next four games. frankie dettori won his sixth gold c

chester zoo has welcomed the birth of a rare greater one horned rhino.ain in the wild in their native india and nepal. here's the weather, with louise lear. good afternoon. it's a weekend of mixed fortunes. for many of us there's decent spells of sunshine, but if you have caught a shower you'll know about it — some of them are quite heavy and thundery. the remainder of the weekend continues with a similar headline, really. most of the showers over the next few hours confining themselves across the highlands, into the north—west of england and maybe northern ireland, and one or two perhapsjust down to the south. but pleasant enough this evening for a barbecue. if you are spending some time outside, i don't think you will be too disappointed, and the showers will start to fade away overnight tonight, and we will see those lows perhaps dipping down to around nine to 1a degrees. so we start off tomorrow morning with a little bit of early morning mist and fog, a lot of low, grey cloud, but the sunshine will quickly burn that away, just like today, and the emp

clear when international team is not scoring as much in the past couple of years as he used to from a chester united and in the first years in in in real madrid but this one is a critical one this one is is a crucial point is not just the crucial point is. the what can affect the self-esteem the self-confidence the way to approach the next two to match is the rivalry what it means for the portuguese people that is at home. and it has these little. these little touch does a little extra a feeling of final free kick in the dying minutes. top corner jackson talk corner and he's. kids first man because a command they don't have taller than that. i think the wall is correct the position is correct and the problem with christian is that he can go both sides and gives the goalkeeper a doubt. and there is also another possibility the top free kick because now sometimes they are doing which is to go under the wall and gives a big question mark are you going to jump yes or no so now.

chester zoo has released heart—warming footage of the first sun—bear ever born in the uk, weighing justcies from south—east asia. the cub‘s parents were rescued from poachers in cambodia. that is quite a way to carry your offspring! sport now. good morning. at the world cup in russia, if you lose you are out. england start against colombia on tuesday. 21 of england‘s 23 man squad took part in full training this morning at their world cup base in reppino. at their world cup base in repino. the only players missing were ruben loftus—cheek who trained on his own, but isn‘t considered to be an injury doubt for their first knockout game against columbia on tuesday, and fabian delph, who has flown home to be at the birth of his 3rd child. gareth southgate is expected to revert back to the same team that beat tunisia with deli alli returning to the side. the knockout matches begin later today, with argentina against france at 3pm. argentina will again be looking to lionel messi to inspire them to victory. the two nations have never faced each other in a world cup knockout match. france manager

series of events, including the opening of the mersey gateway bridge, and the storyhouse theatre in chesteray off pretty lively weather out there. we have had storm hector and you can see this picture coming in from one of our weather watchers in lancashire so we have had the waves around the coast and there have been trees down and travel disruption, particularly across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. that's where we see the strongest of the wind gusts, and usually stronger this time of year. in the cairngorms those winds have been in excess of 100 mph and even at low levels up to 70 mph. the strongest of the winds are now easing as the storm clears away to the north and east but the satellite image shows this swirl of cloud we have seen today. we still have fairly heavy, blustery showers this evening, particularly across northern ireland and into scotland. further south, fewer showers here so mainly dry and clear and the winds are easing overnight too so a fresher night then we have seen recently with temperatures down to 13 degrees. not as humid and warm as in recent nig

he was nestled between chester arthur and incredibly andrew johnson, who is widely now considered to be the absolute bottom of the barrel. but no one did more damage to ike's reputation than the camelot clan. i'm not ganging up on the kennedies, but they get enough positive publicity i think they can handle it. kennedy didn't really run against nixon. he ran against eisenhower. the campaign used eisenhower as the perfect foil. kennedy was young, handsome, he was cool. he was sharp witted. he was smart, dynamic, bold, all those adjectives. by 60, eisenhower was 70 years old. he had had a major heart attack while in office. he had intestinal surgery. he had had a mild stroke. by the end of his time in office, he was starting to show the wear and tear of age. he had all the appeal of a dried prune compared john f. kennedy. and the kennedy people knew it and used it both for kennedy and against him. for years and indeed i think decades after kennedy's tragic death, kennedy's admirers continued to demean eisenhower in order to heighten the beauty and the glory of the kennedy era. arthur s

the queen and the former actress rode the royal train to the city of chester in northwest england forgood morning. >> reporter: good morning, the crowds behind me gave meghan markle and queen elizabeth a warm welcome as they made their way to the local town hall a few steps from here where they had lunch. they arrived earlier on royal train at a local station. it is understood the two traveled together overnight, less than a month on the new job, meghan is still getting the hang of royal protocol. leaving the station there appeared to be confusion over who should get in the car first. from then on things went more smoothly. meghan oversaw the official opening of her first bridge and first theater, something the queen has done countly times over the years. this is meghan's first official engagement without prince harry. she did have the queen by her side giving her the royal feel of approval and showing once again the duchess of sussex is welcomed to the family. gayle? >> she's already very popular. thank you, roxana saberi, reporting from chester, england. >>> this morning we look at

clear when international team is not scoring as much in the past couple of years as he used to from a chester knighted and in the first years in in in real madrid but this one is a critical one this one is is a crucial point is not just a crucial point is. the what can affect the self-esteem of the self-confidence the way to approach the next two to match is the rivalry what it means for the portuguese people that is at home. and it has these little. these little touch does a little extra a feeling of final free kick in the dying minutes. top corner jackson talk corner and. bush kids first man because second man they don't have taller than that. i think the wall is correct the position is correct and the problem with christian is that he can go both sides and gives the goalkeeper a doubt. and there is also another possibility the top free kick because now sometimes they are doing which is to go under the wall and gives a big question mark are you going to jump yes or no so normally when the wall is inside of the box the goalkeeper they say don't jump because it's too close you can put it unde

days if you want the hottest weather, west is best, as was proved earlier with hardened airport near chestersius. the hottest day of the year so far. danny savage, bbc news. football, and argentina, one of the tournament favourites, could be eliminated from the world cup tonight. lionel messi's team must beat nigeria, to be guaranteed a place in the next round. richard conway is outside the krestovsky stadium in st petersburg for us, an exciting night ahead. a big night ahead, for argentina and that man, lionel messi. at the age of 31, he could be looking at his final world cup. the fans arriving here, kick—off is an hour away, they wa nt here, kick—off is an hour away, they want the world cup to go on beyond this point, they don't want it to end here but they need to win tonight against nigeria and they have to hope that the other group game between iceland and croatia goes their way. we saw france and denmark playing a goalless draw, one point each for them and they both qualify for the last 16. peru, their first world cup in 36 years, winning against australia, so they go home happy despi

rene, joining us from west chester, pennsylvania. good morning. you?od morning, how are say is everyone is complaining, all the fbi agents are bad. it is just not true. it is just like with police officers. sometimes there are bad actors. with the fbi, there were bad actors. there are still a lot of good fbi agents. beenhe bad actors have fired and dealt with in the fbi. but there is a lot going on with trump and a lot of financial things that he and his family have done and are doing while he is in the white house. that is all i have to say. thank you. host: thank you, renee. the in new york filing a lawsuit against the trump organization yesterday. sure how much confidence the american people have in our system of justice, when it appears to be politically motivated the sum and others are celebrating finally going after this person. the best issue rene brings up as we have to remember the vast majority of the people that are employed at the fbi or any of these other institutions are good people. they are there for the right reasons and doing the righ

just time to tell you that england take on australia in the fourth one day international at chester—le—streethe best—of—5 series. hugh woozencroft will have more for you in the next hour. the details coming out of westminster in the last hour or so over the details of eu citizens of the brexit. sajid javid, the system, due to begin this autumn said it would be easy and swift as possible and there would be no repeat of the failings in the wind scandal. caroline nokes has been giving details. there will be three core things to show they can reside in great britain. applicants will need to prove their identity and nationality. for those who wish to com plete nationality. for those who wish to complete the application entirely online there will be an app available on their mobile phone, tablet. they can send their identity documents by post and a dedicated tea m documents by post and a dedicated team will check this and return it to them as soon as possible. second, we will establish the applicant is resident in the uk and where appropriate, their relationship to a fellow eu citizen. what possibl

i am overwhelmed by the, the professionalism, by the expertise here, at the chester and westminster hospitaluly amazing, the nurses, the doctors, they have done an amazing job, and looking after billy. i appreciate and understand that there is a lot of bureaucracy around billy continuing to have his anti—epileptic medication was that was was confiscated on monday morning, and i would say that the home office and myself and our team have been working very hard together, throughout the night, to make this happen, which is truly amazing. billy caldwell's mother there. sinn fein will debate changing the pa rty‘s sinn fein will debate changing the party's policy on abortion at its annual conference today. northern ireland is the only part of the uk where abortion is illegal, unless there is a serious risk to a woman's health. the republic voted to change its policy recently. 0ur ireland correspondent reports. mary lou mcdonald is in charge of a party which is the second largest in northern ireland and the third largest in the irish republic. she is the first new sinn fein leader in 35 years, havi

chester zoo has welcomed the birth of a rare greater one horned rhino.y three—and—a—half thousand remain in the wild in their native india and nepal. what a happy scene, mother and son. weather now with alina jenkins. for much of the country this weekend is looking try with good spells of sunshine but also the potential for some heavy and thundery showers, particularly across the channel islands, western scotland and northern ireland. there could be a lot of rain in a short amount of time. showers in northern england, cumbria and yorkshire. through parts of wales, south—west england and the odd shower later in the afternoon across east anglia and south—east england. through this evening, most of the showers will fade away. cloud tending to fill back in as the night wears on, the further east you are. temperatures on a par with last night, between nine and 1a. for sunday, many places having a largely dry day. more sunshine across england and wales but still some showers around, transferring eastwards. in the sunshine, temperatures up to 2a degrees.

conservationists from chester zoo have formed an unlikely partnership with an order of mexican nuns insalamander that is unique to mexico. but it has been almost wiped out by pollution and over—fishing. however, scientists say the nuns could hold the key to saving it. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has sent this report from central mexico. lake patzcuaro, central mexico. the only place in the world where you just might find a critically endangered axolotl local known locally as the achoce. known locally as the achoce. this vast lake used to be teeming with this species of axolotl, but now the scientists studying them have set out traps to catch them and this is a half kilometre long line with 100 traps and they're hoping to find just two or three that they can take some samples from. scientists are here on a mission to prevent these strange amphibians from being wiped out completely. deforestation, which is dragging down sediments to the lake, and we have as well pollution — we're probably talking now to make it official that the species is close to extinction, so it was reall

club when the national team is not scoring as much in the past couple of years as he used to from a chester united and in the first years in in in real madrid but this one is a critical one this one is is a crucial point is not just a crucial point is. what can affect the self-esteem the self-confidence the way to approach the next two to match is the rivalry what it means for the portuguese people that is at home. and it has these little. these little touch these little extra feeling hands and the goal is is fantastic i think the wall. is a good wall and they start the wall if i'm not wrong with the skids in the second many speaking they try to protect the sides where the keeper is not trying to go too much because he knows that christian who can pull the ball also enjoy other angles soledad leads stays on off of the goal in gives to the wall i think the world is correct but the fly of the ball is is fantastic united is impossible isn't it impossible and at the end everybody celebrated like mad he's going to be the happiest it's a teams here we talk about and i've told you before about psy

chester zoo has welcomed the birth of a rare greater one horned rhino. it‘s thought only 3500 remain in the wild in their native india and nepal. it would be a news cast without a baby animal. let‘s now look at the weather. . there has been some intense storms. flooding and places. tomorrow it is a similar story, most places will be dry with sunny spells will some heavy showers in northern areas. there could be the odd sharp shower, and drizzle with thicker clouds, but for most of us it‘s a dry night. the cloud returning to many northern and eastern parts. for sunday morning, the sun will start sunny, but others rather cloudy. we‘ll sunny, but others rather cloudy. we‘ ll start sunny, but others rather cloudy. we‘ll start to see the temperatures rise and the set off by the storms again. central east and scotland,

jason roy hit a century as they won by six wickets at chester—le—street.the first round, will be joined by novak djokovic in the quarter—finals. that's all the sport for now. see you just after ten. thank you. the fallout from the gosport inquiry report has dominated the news this week. the panel found that between 1989 and 2000 more than a50 people had their lives shortened by being given inappropriate doses of strong painkillers at gosport war memorial hospital. both the prime minister and the health secretary have apologised to relatives this week, and there have been calls for a criminal investigation. the report also mentions that nurses working there tried to report their concerns, but this wasn't properly investigated at the time. so will this report result in major changes to hospital care in the uk? let's talk to the labour mp paul flynn, who is the joint chair of the all—party parliamentary group for prescribed drug dependence, dr henrietta hughes who is the national guardian for the nhs — whosejob is to make sure whistleblowers are listened to —

to plan well and try to fix the errors and get on with it, there is no magic solution here, chris chesterime. blair kinghorn had put the scots ahead and they scored a try in added time but missed the conversion that would have won it for them. that is the sport for now. let's get more now on our main story. the government is being urged to clarify plans to invest an additional £20 billion in the nhs in england each year by 2023. the prime minister suggested the rise would, in part, be funded by a so—called "brexit dividend". the plan would see the health service's budget rising by an average of 3.4% a year, which is still less than the 3.7% average increase the nhs has had since 19118. during the thatcher and major years, the annual average real growth rate was 3.3%. that rose to 6% under tony blair and gordon brown. for the conservative, lib dem coalition government, it dropped to 1.1%. and the figure since david cameron and theresa may have been in charge has gone up to 2.3%. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake is here. it has gone up and down quite a bit but how much detail is t

thomas from chester county who's helping to support his wife and two granddaughters. two examples of the many, many contacts i've received. plr million of americans who have benefitted, who have received benefits, bonuses, wage increases, et cetera. if there's not enough evidence that tax reform is working, look no further than the cbo director who testified here before ore own committee, confirming it is working. stimulating higher employment and rate that will create 1.1 million jobs creating more upward mobility, lifting more people off povr poverty. so we must end this cycle of depend sy and end efforts to grw the size and scope of the federal government. we must continue to adopt progrowth policies that put more money back into the pocket of hard working americans and product those who need assistance but providing them resources for them to be able to sustain themselves through great paying jobs. it's for these reasons that i urge a no vote. i want to defer my last 15 seconds to wisconsin. >> i got a project if for people over the weekend when you go home. first