chris hope, we get the first round at1 chris hope, we get the first round at 1 o'clock.e chris hope, we get the first round at1 o'clock. some will drop out. those that don't go forward to the next round. take us from there. those that don't go forward to the next round. take us from therem is complicated. it has been set out by the 1922 committee. we get the a nswe i’s by the 1922 committee. we get the answers today and if you get fewer than 16 votes, they pull out. then the hustings with the 1922 committee. that is a tul conservative party. yes they can quiz all the candidates and decide that, they have a big debate on monday and the votes start on tuesday and wednesday and thursday and they hope to get the two candidates by this time next week. by candidates by this time next week. by this time next week, i think would be june by this time next week, i think would bejune 20th, we should know who the final two are. that's right. chosen by mps. and then they begin a campaign in the country in which conservative members get to vote between these two? yes there is 160,000

chris. >> hoping nothing falls on her head. change here. >> yes. >> welcome to "millionaire." >> thanks so much. >> you ready to go? >> i am so excited. >> ah, that's good. you should be. let's set your game up. i mean, you're looking at a million dollars right there. you got the three lifelines up there if you need help along the way. let's get to your game. >> all right. >> good luck. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] all right, we're starting with the $500 question. good luck. >> thanks. >> each year, a special team at the canadian post office responds to letters to santa. according to them, all but which of these are common questions from kids? >> [laughs] um... all of those questions are really cute and i would be a little afraid of the child who would ask "do i have to pay taxes on this stuff?" so i'll say that is my final answer. >> of course, santa's tax-free. >> [relieved sigh] phew. >> you got by the first one. you're good. >> that's a scary one. >> $1,000 question. >> okay. >> an

this is martin guptill making 35 before he was out in unusual fashion hitting his own stand chris morris hope with 3 wickets but it was williamson who fired an unbeaten 106 to steer new zealand home by 4 wickets and the 3 balls to spare as their top of the group table. a setback for india with opening batsman shikhar dhawan ruled out of the tournament if actually firm in the match against australia stand by batsman the parent takes his place in the squad india's next matches against afghanistan on saturday v.a.r. controversy reared its head again the scotland were dumped out of the women's world cup by argentina the scots were cruising with 20 minutes to go and leading 3 nil but argentina fought back and a 32 were awarded in injury time penalty after a v.a. or review florencio ben signals a spot kick was saved by keep illegal xander but another v.a.r. review order to retake with the goalie moving over the line too early. scored the 1st time in the game ended 33 scotland were further angered at the referee from north korea added little time for the concept dribble v.o.r. delays and the draw me

welcome, chris, i hope you enjoy being on the board. >> commissioner canning: thank you, i look forwardit. >> i would like to make an observation. this is the first time this board has been at full strength in more than two years. very pleased with my fellow commissioners, that they have joined am me in this labor. >> president breslin: any other comments? and i also wanted to say that our july 11 meeting will not be cancelled this year. we'll have a special meeting and our director will elaborate more on that in her report coming up. that's all i have to say for my report. item -- oh, is there any public comment on my report? seeing none. item number 7. >> item 7, election of the health service board officers both president and vice president for the fiscal year 2019-20 presented by president breslin. >> i currently am serving as chair of the governance committee so i assume the responsibility on behalf of the president to make the recommendation for the president and vice president for the ensuing year. and that the board approve the reelection of karen breslin as president and dr. st

. >> i'm super ready to work chris. i hopehis shirt off because i want to see his heart beat. >> chris is very handsome and if he takes his shirt off i'm sure that will put a lot of asses in seats. before chris strips tif stars at mr. johnny gill's leading lady. "et!" was on the set of the new single "soul of a woman". >> johnny said he has for a long time wanted you to be his love interest. >> um. for real? >> for real. >> that's cute. >> matter of fact i used to call tiffany, yo, what you do, she'd go, no, i'm not coming over. i'm like let me holler at you. she's like i'm not coming over. i'd be like you know who i am, i sing these beautiful love songs, what we do, she's like, i'm not coming over. tiffany, i want you to know, i finally >> i love and now he's paying me to be his love interest. before he tried to get me to do. ♪ >> this is the first single from game exchanger two album the first album had five top ten number one records. it's beyond a blessing. coming kelly ripa and mark conswella giving us tm i. >> i'm going

for chris, she hopes this is a wake—up call for everyone.uld like people to take away from this is that there are many people's lives at risks and peoples basic safety is at risk. i wa nt peoples basic safety is at risk. i want people to feel emboldened to stand up. i want people to stand up for themselves and each other. eve hartley is a freelance journalist who has covered lgbt issues. are you surprised by this? i'm saddened by the attack, absolutely, but not surprised. attacks like this, situations like this happen continuously, to me and my friends who are queer, the female community, and it isjust so my friends who are queer, the female community, and it is just so sad that actually it took a violent attack for it to be the top of the news agenda. what sort of things have happened to you? i've been on a first date, walking into a popular tube station and i've had a crowd of men surrounding me chanting lesbians, lesbians, lesbians, demanding threesomes, going into bars, meni demanding threesomes, going into bars, men i don't know, strang

for chris, she hopes this is a wake—up call for everyone.re are many people's lives at risks and peoples basic safety is at risk. i want people to feel emboldened to stand up. i want people to stand up for themselves and each other. joe nellist is from the lgbt foundation, a national charity which delivers advice, support and information services to lgbt communities... how common of the problem is it you think? hate crime against the community is a real common problem. we know that a number of people 80% of the crimes go unreported because they do not feel confident that when they do not feel confident that when they report incidents of hate crime, it will be taken. do women suffer more than man? definitely, so one in five lgbtq more than man? definitely, so one in five lg btq people more than man? definitely, so one in five lgbtq people experience hate crime in the last 12 months, this figure goes biggerfor crime in the last 12 months, this figure goes bigger for trans crime in the last 12 months, this figure goes biggerfor trans people and

hope. jane: chris buckler. late today the house passed the senateill aimed at addressing at least part of the migrant crisis, and that is on the esident's desk. today was the last day of thee suprurt's term, and with it came two major rulings. it delivered a blow to the trump administration by not allowing their plans to include a question about citiz on the u.s. census, at least for -- the court also rejected efforts to rein in the contentious practice of manipulating electoral district boundaries, also known as gerrymandering.rl r i spoke to former advisor to george w. bush ron christie, who was in washington for us. let's talk about the census, first of all. why does this feed into the imgration row, and how big blow is it to the trump administration? ron: good evening once again to you. the united states constitution says every 10 years we have to have a physical count of the number of people here in the united states. notice that i used the word and not "citizens." this has an important impact on congressi

applause isiama applause is i am a generous man, i would take one last one from chris hope and then wes i have served. i don‘t make a commitment to the exact request, but i do say that i think the way our leaders communicate with the way our leaders communicate with the public has to change in the modern age, we have to think of a better way of connecting and reaching ordinary people and that is something that i plan to say more about as the campaign goes on. thank you all very much indeed. caddie: that's -- cheering and applause that‘s jeremy hunt, campaigning applause that‘sjeremy hunt, campaigning to become prime minister. you can see amber rudd, we knew she was supporting his bid. and penny mordaunt announced him at that news conference, so she also is a significant backer for his campaign. we will have more in the conservative leadership race here on bbc newsroom life. right now, we say goodbye to viewers on bbc two. goodbye. the deadline for nominations to become the leader of the conservative party and the next prime minister closes at 5pm today. the deadline for nominations to

>> yeah, chris, i hope that in the next few days we're going to get a little more context around thatas fairly flabbergasted when i read that response by the justice department. when a federal judge says i want more information in order to sentence this individual, you give him the information. and if there are national security concerns or something like that, you give options to the judge, can you examine it in your chambers, can we file it under seal, which is an option the judge made available to them. but you don't say you don't need to see it, we didn't rely on it, because sentencing is something that falls specifically in the judiciary's hands, not the prosecutor's hands. the judge is saying i need this in order to make my sentencing decision. and it's not a crazy request to want to see the transcript of that call. so my concern is that while there could be an innocent explanation for this, i am concerned that the instructions here may have come from higher levels at the justice department. it could be the first step towards some kind of privilege claim, not for a president but

. >> is it going to be weird to be brothers-in-law with avengers' chris pratt sf. >> i hope he protectsme at all cost. i'm happy for my sister. >> not seen at the i dos, arnold's love child and katherine's half-brother joseph baena and pratt's ex. we're told it was katherine's idea to tie the knot in montecito, california. at the same resort where her great uncle, former president john f. kennedy honeymooned with jackie in 1953. >>> so who's the next big celeb to walk down the aisle? our sources say j.law. we're told she and her fiance, 34-year-old art gallery director cooke maroney are inseparable and busy planning for the big day. our source says, their first location choice is new york and they want a relaxed and casual ceremony and privacy a big priority. the 28-year-old actress wore this stunning pink silk gown to their engagement party last month. j.law gushed about cooke to "e.t." last week at the "dark phoenix" premiere. >> well, he's just the best person i've met in my whole life. >> our source adds, they both want children and have been discussing starting a family. >>> so we'

chris? >> anderson, thank you so much for sharing what is so hard to be shared. i know it means so much to so many, and i hopeans a lot to you as well. you are our best and for good reason. all right, everybody. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." here's the proposition. if it's clear to the u.s. military that briefed the president that iran intentionally shot down a u.s. drone then why is this president saying he thinks it was a mistake? what is the truth? the house intelligence chairman is with us tonight. he was just at a classified briefing with the president hours ago about this incident. we need him for that. and to make sense of the just received full hope hicks transcript that is now in our hands. the stonewalling is clear 155 times over. does yesterday's fiasco change chairman schiff's reckoning of what needs to happen next? and does joe biden have a problem in his party or not? we're going to ask a long time member of the congressional black caucus. there's a lot to figure out tonight so let's get after it. >>> all right. so this president says that the united states will not stand for the down

he was hoping chris would give it up. >> i think i need a lawyer to talk to you about this with me. >> it's up to you. >> the supreme court has made it pretty clear. if someone declares that three want an attorney, the interview is supposed to stop until one can be hired or provided. but in this case, larry was walking a line. believing that asking for a lawyer isn't the same as wondering if you need one. corrine loomis was watching from another room. >> that's about as choice as you can get to the "i want a lawyer" line, without saying it. >> were you holding your breath when he said that? >> yes. this was a make or break interview. if he didn't confess, he was going to walk again. guys, what's the matter? i heard there were fleas out here. and t-t-t-t-t-icks! and mosquitoooooooooooes! listen up, scaredy cats. we all have k9 advantix ii to protect us. it kills and repels fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, too. this bleach indicator test reveals which disinfectant can leave harsh chemical residue on your food surfaces. what do you do with that? like, who's going to eat that? unlike clorox c

chris and milani are hope something comes from this incident, but they say they will not change theirnews. from as early as next year, nasa is to allow private citizens to stay at the international space station. it'll allow up to two private trips there per year, and paves the way for travel aboard rocket and capsule launch systems being developed by spacex and boeing. but the cost could set you back hundreds of thousands, if not millions of pounds. the women's football world cup has kicked off in france, and it's the biggest ever, with 2a teams competing. tonight, the tournament hosts were in action in paris, and our sports editor dan roan is there. dan. almost a million tickets so far have been sold for an event that tournament organisers hope won't just be the best women's world cup to date but which could also prove a truly significant breakthrough moment for women's sport more generally. it was a packed out parc des princes here in paris for the opening match between the hosts, france, and south korea. the hosts got off to the perfect start, two headed goals from wendy renard in

>> you know, chris, we had hope hicks before the intel committee about a year or so ago. came before the judiciary committee so i wasn't there for the hearing today or ininterview i guess yesterday. i'm not surprised -- i don't think anyone is surprised the white house is stonewalling in such a comprehensive fashion. they're going to lose in court. they have no leg to stand upon, and the cases that have gone to court so far they've been losing. but clearly they trying to draw this out as long as possible. i think frankly hope hicks gives us a really good test case because their stonewalling has been so dramatic and so unsupported by law. so, you know, we have to take this first step to see if we can get answers under subpoena, and if we can't, then we go forward and we prosecute the case in court. so i think it's necessary, and yes, it's i think frustrating, and it is also dangerous in terms of a system of checks of balances that the administration would take us down this path. but congress is really left with no choice except to litigate to make sure we get answers. >> o

but west indies still had chris gayle, who stands, hits and hopes. icket england wanted, because chris gayle can do this. when he starts, you just never know where he will stop. in this case, to england's huge relief when chris gayle made 36, jonny bairstow got it and he held it. thank goodness. to com pletely and he held it. thank goodness. to completely restore mark wood's mood, he took the next wicket. lbw on review, to be technical, out, basically. west indies passed 100 with this format, but the scoring rate was comparatively slow. their innings was limping. nicholas knew they had to get moving, shots like that. england's bowling options included joe root, first getting rid of the first, and then hold. west indies captain would not rescue them this time. i can tell you that england have got rid of the big hitting andre russell, caught on the boundary shortly after he was dropped on the boundary. they are heading into the final ten overs of the innings. they can get to a competitive total, but west indies will have to rely on their very strong bow

sandy and chris witnessed and live through progress. hopefultheir marriage was one but not the last step towards equal rights. >> we have more solidarity than we ever have. and now we just have to take that solidarity and make it impactful in this next election. >> i'm live in san francisco above the pride celebration. organizers estimate hundreds of thousands of people are taking part in this event. among them is senator kamala harris. she's riding in a car that's being driven by sandy and chris, the couple who she married. they say it is full circle to be driving her around in this event because they are giving back now to a woman who made such a pivotal move in their lives. >> right in her own backyard. kyung lah, thank you so much. >>> all right. still ahead -- we look at a crowning achievement for lgbtq people. the right to marry. i talk to a man whose supreme court case made it happen. imagine. megared omega-3 power for your whole body. now with an antioxidant blend for great sleep, refreshed skin and less stress. one softgel. 7 benefits.

do they view this as settled, that don mcghan will never go, that hope hicks will never go, that chris christie will never go? do they view this as locked up for them? is this done? have they contained all the damage are from mueller's investigation, are they confident none of those witnesses will show their faces on capitol hill. >> first of all i'm going to use emails to a knife fight. that's good. an operative texted me this afternoon, let's not make light a tragedy in new york but there was real frustration, they were hoping to get cable coverage over what did not happen, but that did not occur because the networks were going around the clock with the incident in manhattan. they feel strongly about this, they feel this is a long time, it's going to be tied up, a lengthy process before any of these people appear and if they do, how cooperative they will be. yes, today some documents were turned over from the department of justice, a lot of it was to prevent the attorney general from being held in contempt. but the overarching strategy of saying no, stonewalling, just the other day w

chris buckler, bbc news. five candidates hopingheresa may as the leader of britain's governing conservative party and as prime minister have taken part in theirfirst televised debate. the frontrunner, boris johnson, did not appear, his lectern standing empty. the discussion between the other five candidates was dominated by brexit. he turned up. so did he. i don't think there is any point to these debates without boris? very much, yes. five of the tory candidates vying to be the next prime minister. arriving for the first tv debate. but the front runner decided to skip it. they had an empty podium and the picture, but borisjohnson wasn't there. he thought this crowded stage would be too blue on blue, a bust—up between politicians from the same party. which it was. and brexit dominated, of course. just a second, michael. we must allow parliament to vote. give ourselves a shot at the best... we cannot leave unless parliament votes for it. you would buckle. you have said you will take no deal off the table and defend legislation... i

throughout honest chris and her family a pinning their hopes on the conservation group and the chill numbers. once the mine gray forests have been restored the whole of fish and crab should grow again as well flow and her husband and son took part in the planting project helping to reestablish the old ecosystem. my moniker i was practically born in the water in the river i never went to school well up at all a lot of baggage but one of the few things i do know about the world is how important the mangroves are for us and the entire system for all the species for everyone and everything. will be. basically built out. back in the center of the country the suburbs of the capital have been creeping ever closer to the chin on post in recent years i say and the other farmers are concerned about their fields the biggest danger for this old method of sustainable farming is humankind itself. when the wherever people go they pollute they leave trash everywhere including in the canarsie eventually they fill up and dry out and you can't row down the many more the canals become dirty. i mean. he

chris brown hasn't stopped hoping the scales of justice will finally tilt in his son's favor. >> he hashis attorneys and he believes he is going to eventually come home. >> reporter: but if pennsylvania investigators have their way, it will be years before jordan brown tastes freedom. >> there is not a trooper on scene that day that has lost one second of sleep over this case. >> reporter: in a murder trial that barely lasted three days, the case is decided by a jury of one. judge john hodge. >> once you have a bench trial, it's one person who's making that decision. >> reporter: judge hodge's verdict, swift and severe. jordan brown, by then 14 years old, guilty of double homicide. >> and pray that somehow today -- >> the houk family's prayers were answered this afternoon when a judge announced a guilty verdict. >> reporter: it's a stunning gut-punch for jordan brown and his legal team. >> i can remember when he announced that verdict just looking at jordan and feeling like we had failed him. and just feeling so sorry for him at that moment. >> reporter: but still convinced jordan brown

as chris matthews said, he hopes to get a cloud.e very special edition of "hardball", the deciders. they will go live and find out what the voters care about. thank you. >>> coming up, as we get closer to 2020, the security of our election is being called into question. we will go to a city in another swing state whose election offices are reportedly already trying to recover from a hack by russia during the 2018 midterms. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive. delicious. now, i've heard people say lactaid isn't real milk. ok, well, if it isn't real then, i guess those things over there can't actually be cows. must be some kind of really big dogs, then. sit! bad dog. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, every day can begin with flakes. it's a reminder of your struggles with psoriasis. but what if your psoriasis symptoms didn't follow you around? that's why there's ilumya. with just 2 doses, a majority of people were clear or almost clear. and over time, even more people were clear or almost clear. all with dosing

chris mason. borisjohnson hopes boris johnson hopes he borisjohnson hopes he will soon be moving house.win. there is no commitment to the channel for debate on sunday but yes to the one on the bbc on tuesday. in the past, when you have had loads of candidates, it can be slightly cacophonous and i think the public has had quite a lot of blue on blue action frankly over the last three years. we do not necessarily need a lot more of that. all the other candidates spend the morning saying borisjohnson must take part in television debates, including channel a's this weekend. public hustings is not the same as the scrutiny of the media, the scrutiny of television debates, this is about the prime minister of the united kingdom. what would churchill say if someone who wanted to be prime minister of the united kingdom was hiding away from the media, not taking part in these big occasions? the realjudgment the members of parliament have to make is who do they want going up against boris? and there is only one way they can judge that, by seeing him on stage against the other candidates. enter next

we hope the visit reporting from honolulu chris thomas year-old teacher when 2 news. >>and announced a new mission to explore saturn's moon titan. the new frontiers program called dragonflies set to launch in 2026 alive in on titan in 2034. titan is the only moon in our solar system with an atmosphere which is why nasa scientists say it is the most comparable to earth dragonfly will be looking for signs of life past and present the mars rover size drone will also explore sand dunes on titan to research the most organic material tracking flood does not have wheels so it will mostly be used in an aerial capacity flying around titan for more than 2 years. we'll set up for bay area sports night and the talk continues to be nba free agency could the lakers. >>the i'm one of the players on the warriors roster. >>and i've been tracking below average temperatures in the bay area above find out when we finally warm up to more summer-like temperat here you go little guy. a cockroach can survive submerged underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah, wow. not getting in today. not on my

does that sound like chris harrison? i hope so.ur claritin. live clear. >>> good morning, soit. >>> good morning, i'm jessica castro from "abc7 mornings." meteorologist "national enquirer" -- meteorologist mike nicco has our forecast. >> we'll head across some of the bay neighborhoods, especially like oakland and san francisco. it's still spare the air for all of us because look at some of these temperatures, 90s and 100s in the east bay. enjoy the heat. alexis? >>> we're looking at a backup at the toll plaza. the meter lights are still on. the only good lanes are the carpool lanes and that is encouraged. highway 4 to walnut creek, 12 minutes. 1 continuing onto westbound highway 24. >>> coming up on "gma," an abc exclusive. kevin durant's mother in times square. a devastating look at k.d.'s sure, there are advantagesns and natural talents, but they won't teach patience or discipline. or get you back on the court after a heartbreaker. let this game be your spark. pursue your passions with relentless ferocity. because the only way to

, but he's received a very warm welcome from real supporters who'll be hoping he can lead them to the big prizes next season. chris operation following a high—speed crash on wednesday has been described as a "success" both by his surgeon and his team ineos. froome‘s definitely out of this year's tour de france — a race he's won four times. he suffered a fractured right femur, a broken hip, a fractured elbow and fractured ribs. as well as losing consciousness following the crash. he's now awake and doctors say they're "very happy with his progress". i think at least we need six months, 0k? to i think at least we need six months, ok? to come back, but it's difficult for us to be sure because maybe we will need to do other things, may be with the medication, it will not be as we want, and before we need to have a good body and bone healing, and when we had the good bone healing, it'll be a first victory. there's been some more positive news for froome today, he could be named the 2011 vuelta a espana champion. froome was runner—up to original winnerjuan jose cobo who's been found guilty of an anti—doping violation. i

chris gayle and shai hope went cheaply, and just when they looked to be rallying a third wicket fell,ken his opponent's serve twice. ina broken his opponent's serve twice. in a little over half an hour and the second set has just gone under way. evans has taken the first one in that, as well as that is all the sport, for now do not forget that england game, excuse me, yes, against norway, sorry. if it is a sneeze there. that is on bbc tonight. good luck to england tonight. the number of transgender hate crimes being reported across england, scotland and wales has nearly doubled in the past three years. figures obtained by the bbc show there were almost 2,000 recorded incidents last year. the government claims the rise is due to victims being more confident about coming forward, and changes in the way police record the crimes. emma glasbey reports. friday night in leeds. it's a big event for the transgender community. tonight, people feel safe and supported. but away from here, that's often not the case. so there's lots of different options on there for you to be able to... i get abuse

heading for the united states, despite the dangers, propelled by misery and by hope. 0ur north america correspondent chrisille, texas on the us borderfor us. this image of the father and child have drowned is really shocking. is it likely to change anything, though? there is no doubt of the power of the image to shock, and it has in the us. at the same time, it is worth noting that president trump has not been tweeting about that picture today, instead he has been attacking the democrats on what he regards as their open border policy is. he continues to believe that tougher security and a border wall, barriers like this, right along where america and mexico meats, are more important to try to tackle the crisis here at the us border. but of course there are communities that live very close here. if you take a look through the bars, you can see one of the official crossing points. people go across there many times every single day. and below it is pa rt every single day. and below it is part of the river where 0scar martinez and his daughter died. that again is tantalising for some families who want to come

. >> reporter: with the words of outgoing governor chris patten there were high hopes for hong kong's democratic future. it started well, with elections in 1998. the first multiparty vote in a territory administered by china. but by 2003 the streets were filled with protesters, many dressed in black to mourn what they saw as the gradual loss of their fundamental rights. they were angry over a proposed new national security bill they feared would lead to a clampdown on dissent like they'd seen in mainland china. the bill was soon shelved but the growing anger over hong kong's eroding democracy did not go away. fast forward to 2014. the so-called umbrella movement, triggered by a new policy that meant every candidate for hong kong's leadership would have to be approved by a pro-beijing committee. protests crippled downtown hong kong for months. as police responded with a heavy hand, i spoke with one of the protesters at the time. >> do you have concerns for your safety, for instance? >> not only concern. we're terrified. we're hong kong people. we just normally sit in our office. right

hope says nope. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington with breaking news. the house judiciary committee has just released the official transcript from hope hicks closed door testimony yesterday. here it is. a lot of paper. not sure what's in there. the close campaign aide to president trump appeared before the committee for over seven hours yesterday, much of that time being blocked by white house lawyers from answering any questions. for example, hicks wouldn't even say whether she had been truthful in her testimony to robert mueller. also new tonight, we've got a report that former vice president joe biden phoned cory book jer last night in an attem to smooth things over about working with old time segregationists. >>> first up tonight, testimony from hope hicks. according to the committee, four trump administration lawyers were present during the hearing yesterday and they intervened on 155 occasions to stop hicks from answering questions. the word appearing most prominently and repeatedly in the transcript i have here from yesterday is objection. the wor

news 4 owes chris gordon is live with a look at how the city hopes the lawsuits will help fight scourgeof gun violence. chris? >> well,good afternoon. the park here is a memorial here to a smiling maurice scott but on a sunday in may his life was tak, gunned down right here in the parking lot, and now d.c.'s attorney general is suing three commercial and residential property ners alleging that they are negligent allowing their grounds to become dangerous. >> in may15-year-old d.c. honor roll school maurice scott was fatally shot at this shopping center onel whe road inest. >> reporter: washington. this surveillance video shows a car pulling up anm gu firing. scott was a student at a d.c. charter school just two blocks away. three females victim were wounded in that shooting, including a child. now d.c.'s attorney general is suing asking a court to compel the owners and managers of the property to stop neglecting safety and start obeying orders he gave back in april, to improve security, repair broken security lights and anc commissioner of ward 8 strongly supports the objectives of the

i am sure chris is absolutely devastated at the moment and it is hard, really hard to put things into perspective. i tried to look at it as things being, that things could be worse. but i hopeured their place in the knock—out stage, with a 2—1victory over norway. they were leading when norway levelled through this really unfortunate own goal from the french defender wendie renard, somehow putting the ball into her own net under no pressure. but eugenie le sommer‘s penalty rescued them, in front of almost 35,000 fans in nice. germany also made it two wins from two, as they beat spain 1—0. germany, ranked second in the world, are virtually assured of a place in the next round. a brilliant goal by the former arsenal and liverpool forward asisat oshoala helped nigeria to a first win at the tournament, all but ending south korea's hopes of reaching the last 16. 2—0 the final score in that match. andy murray says he hopes to be playing singles tennis again by the end of the year. the former world number one had his hip resurfaced in january and he's due to play doubles at queen's club next week. but murray says he's still taking baby steps. when you've been in pain for a long tim

hope hicks and chris kobaches must testify. this executive privilege has to be overturned.tle things have to be done in guerilla lawsuits and they need to start now. otherwise the house has no power. they will never be an equal branch of government if they don't stop writing letters and arguing about what they are call and start filing lawsuits in federal court. >> in a letter today, democrats reveal they conducted an interview with chris kobach, former secretary of state and immigration hard liner with the trump administration's effort to add the citizenship question. the letter states that the white house was instructed to not answer the question because it falls squarely in the scope of executive privilege. kobach is a private citizen who never worked for the trump administration. congressman, is seems like they are willing to use privilege to cover any way they like and any secret they want to keep. >> this is an ongoing effort of the president of the united states to engage in a cover up to prevent the american people from seeing the truth. there is no claim of bridge

chris froome. very unfortunate. he was looking to pick and sign for the tour de france next month but that is in disarray now after crashing in a training ride. our sport correspondentjoins us, he was hopingbut as dave brailsford said he won't be able to compete in the tour de france next month. last year he finished third but he had high hopes of winning what would be a record equalling fifth tour de france title this year. clearly the priority needs to be his recuperation from what seems to bea be his recuperation from what seems to be a pretty nasty crash. we wish him all the best. thanks forjoining us. well, stage four did take place today and adam yates has become the new leader of the race. he‘s taken the yellowjersey — four seconds clear of dylan teuns. warren gatland has been confirmed as head coach of the british and irish lions for a third time. the current wales coach, who is stepping down after the world cup, will take up the position next august after a little break. he presided over the win in australia in 2013 and a drawn series against new zealand‘s all blacks two years ago. he‘s described it as a huge honour and becomes only the second man in history to lead the squad on

joining us to talk about all of this and the markets is chris campbell long time d.c. guy i hope saying that that is a compliment this ultimately plays out. >> i think you see what china's doing now. they're going to both need to keep posturing china cannot afford to take the stocks they're publishing a white paper. it's a good sign they're signaling that they need to come to the table >> everybody can posture but somebody has to give a little bit. >> china will have access to the u.s. consumer. the u.s. will probably have to make some concessions as well. it's probably not directly related to trade talks there will be a day when it will come. >> two ways to look at the markets. may was weak the dow follows 5% nasdaq 7% but all the major indexes are still higher issue is the market overly worried >> i'd buy now you know these players, but there's tough talk out there steven miller apparently has the president's ear. i don't want to call them hard liners but they have a perspective, this is the way to do it. do you think the president has any flexibility on this the way he's going

chris. hi. congratulations, by the way. [applause] president trump: congratulations. you liking it? i hope you are liking it.ear you are. and treasurer of the united states. thank you, jovita. thank you very much. [applause] president trump: i want to extend a special welcome to the many small business owners who are here. we have a lot of them in our midst, and thank you very much. this is a big advantage for you and something where you can take -- a lot of great people are going to be taken care of. thank you all for being here. thank you very much. small business optimism is soaring in our very booming and big economy. today, we give you even more reason for your confidence in the future. two years ago in october 2017, i signed an executive order to increase health care choice and competition all across our nation. since that time, my administration has worked tirelessly to expand options and drive down the cost of health care for the american people. we took swift action to open short-term health plans and association health plans to millions and millions of americans. many of these options are already r

chris gayle out for six. chamois removed west indies's hard but then they came... after hopedian excellence. wandering repeatedly into carefully laid traps. it ended almost gently, and uneasy a victory as you'll see at this stage of a world cup. next for india, edgbaston and england. the show moves on. —— and easy victory for kerber saw off simona halep in straight sets to reach the semi—finals at eastbourne. kerber secured a 6—4, 6—3 win as she continues her fine run of form on grass ahead of the defence of her single's title at wimbledon and next up she'll face tunisian ons jabeur. 2017 champion karolina pliskova made light work of ekaterina alexandrova as she eased into the semi—finals. world number three pliskova secured a 6—2, 6—0 win over the russian injust 53 minutes. and the czech will now go up against kiki bertens on friday. that's after the dutch 3rd seed just edged past last year's beaten finalist aryna sabalenka with a 6—4, 3—6, 6—4 win. now to golf and france's victor perez is the one stroke first round leader at the andalucia masters on 6 under par. he leads a

>>fabulous that was chris davis reporting the group is hoping to expand that program next year.ry we've been following there are new developments in the investigation of the shooting of former boston red sox slugger david ortiz authorities in the dominican republic republic rather say they have arrested the suspected shooter and others who are also involved. reporter camila bernal has the latest. >>police in the dominican republic say they have arrested the man ortiz lawyers identified him as 40 data could use. but say he did not act alone in total they have arrested 6 people including the man driving the shooter on a motorcycle who was attacked by a crowd and handed over to police after the shooting bill this year in what authorities did not reveal a motive that did confirm that 400,000 dominican pesos or about 8,000 us dollars were offered to court in need the shooting 1000 also seeing video of the men driving around the area on sunday night showing the moments before the shooting when they get out of a car and begin brining in a motorcycle. on wednesday police showing the gun

hopefuls? msnbc senior national correspondent chris jansen sat down with two democrats and two republicans who first hand what it's like to be in that pressure cooker. the first debate. >> it's high stakes. and it's high stress. >> the big fight is going to be among the 13 people who nobody ever heard of. what you want them to do is have confidence at being who they really are connects with what the voters are looking for. >> i think there's a lot of pressure at this point. >> very few of the millions of people watching the debates will have the insights of these four. mike murphy and bob shrum have prepped dozens for the debate. carly nailed her first debate going from unknown to contender. and howard dean took the stage as the front runner. >> take me inside your debate prep room. >> what you do, you get five fake candidates up with kblyou then you have nasty staffers asking you -- here's what bad debate prep looks like, eight, nine, ten, 15, 20, all get in a room with all their pentup rage at the candidate and throw questions at them pretending to be the media under the idea that they got t

chris pilkington. congratulations. you like it? i hope you like it. i hear you are.d treasure of the united states jovita. thank you very much. and i want to extend a special welcome to many of the small business owners that are here. we have a lot of them in our midst. thanks very much. this is a big advantage for you and something where you can take care of a lot of great people that will be taken care of. thank you all for being here. thanks very much. small business optimism is soaring in our very booming and big economy. today we give you even more reason for your confidence in the future. two years ago in october 2017, i signed an executive order to increase healthcare choice and competition all across our nation. since that time, my administration has worked tirelessly to expand options and drive down the cost of healthcare for the american people. we took swift action to open short-term health plans and association health plans to millions and millions of americans. many of these options are already reducing the cost of health insurance premiums by up to 60%

hope says nope. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington with breaking news. transcript from hope hicks closed door testimony yesterday. here it is. a lot of paper. not sure what's in there. the close campaign aide to president trump appeared before the committee for over seven hours yesterday, much of that time being blocked by white house lawyers from answering any questions. for example, hicks wouldn't even say whether she had b

allie, chris woakes and out of her seat all out cheaply with england still far from home. hopeeeling the pressure. that's all hope rested with was that when wicket left, too far edge of. a semifinal spot looks certain for england, now they have plenty of work to do. you look at the basis that we make basics of a rent chase, partnerships are very important. we struggled to get enough partnerships. —— i a rent chase. that is not get enough to win a game. when we get beach end we tend to come back quite strongly. we tend to come back quite strongly. we tend to come back quite strongly. we tend to resort to aggressive smarts and positive cricket. —— when we get beat. let's hope that's the case on tuesday. so this is how the table now stands england's defeat means the pressure is now on to stay in the top four and reach the semi finals. sri lanka have kept their hopes alive. tomorrow it's india versus bottom side afghanistan and west indies against new zealand. england's women have taken a one zero lead in their three match twenty20 series against the west indies. they won the secon

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chris kevin mccarthy. >> we are a country, and i hope we take that back to washington.. on this anniversary of d-day, i want to say that i prefer not to see any american president in jail. they want and that is politically, on this day especially after that speech this morning to have this news be the driver. and the flip side, the president gave an interview where he was asked questions about different political issues and wait in as he often does. >> i think we know by now that when you asked the president, you will get an answer. he's not going to have restraint on any set whether it's normandy or right here in d.c., but i think the right move here is to not talk about impeachment while you are over celebrating the 75th anniversary of d-day. but to go back to the earlier conversation, this is all a political exercise, it's all a political discussion. they don't have any proof and they don't know what the crime is. the whole point of this is that nancy pelosi understands they could very well lose an election to donald trump, and the only thing that's keeping donald tr

at 34, the future for chris froome is uncertain. he will hopew, his only focus is the long road to recovery. the bbc understands ferrari will not appeal against the penalty that cost sebastian vettel victory in the canadian grand prix. the german won on track but was penalised five seconds for dangerous driving, which handed victory to mercedes driver lewis hamilton. the bbc has learned that ferrari have told governing body, the fia, they would be withdrawing the appeal. west bromwich albion have appointed slaven bilic as their new head coach. the croatian last managed in england at west ham, where he was sacked in november 2017. his most recent role was in saudi arabia. west brom missed out on promotion to the premier league in the play—offs. that's all the sport for now. you're watching afternoon live with me simon mccoy. let's remind you of our top story and the results in the first round of voting in the conservative party contest to select a new leader and the next prime minister. way out in front is the favourite boris johnson, with 114 vo

chris gayle and shai hope went cheaply, just when they looked to be rallying a third wicket fell.ternoon live — let‘s go nationwide — and see what‘s happening around the country — in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. let‘s go to yorkshire, where look north‘s hayley brewer is talking about an increase in the amount of attacks on transgender people... janine machine from look east is joining us from cambridge to tell us about two cambridge university graduates who are highlighting what it‘s like to be a black student at a predominantly white institution. so hayley — why has there been such a sharp increase in reported transgender crimes? there seems to be a number of reasons. the police have to meet the other building trust with the trans community and encouraging people to report incidents. the home office see the increase is largely due to better reporting and recording of the hate crimes. however the equal rights charity stonewall see the high figures are because transphobia is everywhere in society. sue pascoe transitioned a few years ago and says at times she