connell: chris hughes, this is the facebook stock price today.re going to show the stock price as a way of talking about the company. he's not part of the company anymore. he was one of the guys with zuckerberg years ago founding the company but he got out about two or three years. facebook all time high, stock today, $203. back to the topic at hand. eric, why don't you go first on this one. handouts essentially. what do you make of it? >> well, i think that you're going to hear more of this and i think that as robotics gets more prevalent, artificial intelligence, there be a bigger push to turn america into sweden. and i think that it's frankly crazy. it goes against the core of what foundefounded this country, whis really going out and becoming a rugged individual to earn our own income, to build yourself up, build your career, build your business. but it's scary and it should be a call to arms to conservatives and those who care about the bedrock of this country that we don't turn into sweden and some crazy version there. connell: i think also

dumoulin will finish second ahead of chris froome. hughroft in our sports centre said this was an unexpected win by many. they can always be difficult, the tour de france, thomas has been at the tip of the leaderboard for quite sometime but things do change and coming into it, he was meant to be the support writer to chris froome, the support writer to chris froome, the favourite, four—time winner of course and fellow sky team as well, but thomas has building towards this to the success during his lengthy career. always known as a road cyclist that could quickly turn his attention to the track if needed. none of those three world championships that he has known for an part of the bridge and team pursuit team. his form has really builds towards cycling's biggest prize and a 2016 he retained his title, he won the paris to nice in france. then he saw the potential for the winter. the first british rider to win the tour of the alps and there was a crash where he was placed a second. that's fine with straw and that had more bad luck. the first

chris hughes was a contestant in 2017. and rosie williams was a part of the current show.for. but i can see why people were still like, why didn't they show herjosh kissing instead of that. because it is about love. it is love island. people were angry that they have fallen in love and why are we splitting them up? i think it is a bit part of what the show‘s about. think it is a bit part of what the show's about. it is what you sign up for. yes. you know things might be distorted to create drama? exactly. just testing your relationship. you know you're going in to be tested on how strong you are as a couple. dani and jack haven't been tested yet. that was their test. i can't understand, how a production company can be used as a scapegoat for mental health issue. do you think they are? yes completely, it is an established reality show. they know what they're facing. it has gone along the same path as last year. because it is established you know there are twists and turns and it is a show to create drama to test a relationship. that is the background and that is why it gets

facebook cofounder chris hughes backing stockton, california, income plan.. joins us from there now. mike, i remember the country of finland tried this universal income thing and it failed miserably. >> yeah. we should learn a lesson from finland, what a weird thing to say. this is terrible idea, as margaret thatcher said, the problem with socialism you eventually run out with other people's money. this is paid for privately. important thing to know, this is all laying the groundwork for the grand progressive dream which is guaranteed minimum income for everybody. we're talking, not 500 bucks a month, 20, 30, $40,000 a year. jerry brown, our governor is talking about that for decades. that is the ultimate goal. obviously who will pay for that? higher taxes, miserable for everybody. steve: somebody like jerry brown says we'll give everybody $20,000 a year, you don't have to do anything. somebody should say, excuse me, governor brown, how do we pay for that? where does the money come from? >> i'm concerned with moral aspect. a lot of supporters are saying, giv

chris buckler reports. karen mcdougal was a model for hugh hefner's playboy magazine and she claims that she had an affair withtheir alleged relationship took place a decade before mr trump ran for president, but in the months leading up to that vote karen mcdougal sold her story to a tabloid newspaper. however, the national enquirer which is owned by one of donald trump's friends never published it. his campaign team denied. his campaign team denied know anything about that payment. it seems he did talk about it with this man. his former lawyer and so—called fixer michael cohen who is currently under investigation for a series of possible offences. in a raid on his offices, fbi agents apparently seized a secret recording in which mr trump discussed with his lawyer the possibility of paying money to keep her and quiet. perhaps by buying the rights to her story. in a statement, michael cohen's own lawyer said... the president left washington for a weekend at one of his golf clubs without answering questions. his representatives insist that no payments were made that could have broken election laws. but on twitt

chris froome tricky champagne. and we will set to see more of that here. and back in wales. —— drinking champagne. thank you. geraint thomas will become the first welshman to win the tour de france tomorrow. hughroft‘s over at the touchscreen to find out more about the new man in the yellow jersey. a fantastic moment for geraint thomas who puts himself further into the history books as one of wales's best sportsman. he only expected to pace chris froome. now he is set to go back on the card for the yellowjersey in hand.

chris buckler reports. karen mcdougal was a model for hugh hefner's playboy magazine and she claims that she had an affair withmonths. their alleged relationship took place a decade before mr trump ran for president, but in the months leading up to that vote, karen mcdougal sold her story to a tabloid newspaper. however, the national enquirer, which is owned by one of donald trump's friends, never published it. his campaign team denied knowing anything about that payment, but it seems donald trump did talk about it with this man, his former lawyer and so—called fixer michael cohen, who is currently under investigation for a series of possible offences. in a raid on mr cohen's offices, fbi agents apparently seized a secret recording in which mr trump discussed with his lawyer the possibility of paying money to keep ms mcdougal quiet, perhaps by buying the rights to her story. the president left washington for a weekend at one of his golf clubs without answering that question. but payments to bury embarrassing stories about an election candidate could potentially be seen as breaking campaign finance laws, althou

dominic hughes, bbc news, st anne's hospice, manchester. with the rest of the day's sport now, here's chrisood evening. after a bad start from pole position and a crash on lap one lewis hamilton's hopes of winning a fifth successive british grand prix were dashed. a fifth successive british sebastian vettel won the race and extended his lead in the driver's championship. and extended his lead andy swiss has the story. and extended his lead at a sweltering silverstone, lewis hamilton and 140,000 fans hoping for history. lewis hamilton and 140,000 but from pole position his chances of a record sixth win here were soon sent spinning. of a record sixth win a sluggish start, a collision, and in the blink of an eye hamilton was down to 18th, his race seemingly over. but boldly, brilliantly, he surged through the field and back into contention before more twists, two crashes interrupting the race, thankfully all drivers unhurt. two crashes interrupting the race, the resulting shake—up, though, produced some finish. sebastian vettel taking the lead from bottas before hamilton also went the lead fro

with mostly black spaces and rape and mentioning men like bill cosby or chris brown, and a lot of black men, it is harvey weinstein, hugh hafner, woody allen, my question is why do you think black people are so defensive and pacifying these men -- >> survival. it ties into respectability politics. we have to keep our stuff in house and not talk about it. kelly is not looking out for us and chris brown is not looking out for us and bill cosby is not looking out for us. these are men who have done everything to harm communities and black women in particular and the reason we seem to not want to do anything about it is this is how little black women are valued. if it were black men, it would be a different conversation. two wrongs don't make a right. woody allen is a rapist, we know this, i know this, that is well and good but we can talk about them and bill cosby and chris brown and any other black man who does real man of color. >> what about you? >> there is a need to define what's masculinity based on white western patriarchal ideas of what that means and defense of i am a man and this is what it means to be a man we a

thomas retains the yellow jersey, but chris froome is again targetted by spectators at the tour de france. also coming up in the programme... it's silver for zharnel hughest the anniversary games in a high class field. and england fightback for a draw in their opening match of the women's hockey world cup. evening, so much to pack in over the next half an hour but let's get straight to the golf, it's moving day at the open, the third round at carnoustie and it is turning into a thriller, the top of the leaderboard could hardly be tighter. the benign conditions on the east coast of scotland have helped. justin rose, who just made the cut, set the tone with a blistering round of 64, but others have followed, including tiger woods who shot his lowest round at a major since 2011. let's cross live to carnoustie now and speak to live john watson. john? not almost perfect conditions. who has been making it today? perfect conditions as you say. an open championship which is proving too close to call at this stage. a little bit of wind, no rain today, very different from those conditions we saw yesterday morning. it certainly helped some low scoring out there tod

chris hemsworth's six pack? before going to wings? >> before we dine. yes, talking chicken wings. we have a lovely guest here. hughmighty quinn. >> mighty quinn's barbecue. >> you brought these delicious wings. what's the secret in the sauce? >> the secret in the sauce. well, there's two wings there. there's barbecue and spicy chili sauce. we use a chili lime -- >> can we eat this now, by the way? making sure it's not a prop. >> i'm crushing a one pack. just so we're good, all right. >> you're crushing a one pack. the secret is these chicken wings. they look beautiful. but everybody eats so many wings. we eat billions of wings every year. >> we do. >> why do you think they're still so popular? >> they're great share food, finger food. people can share them for the game, share them for dinner. they're like a great food to be convivial around. >> convivial. >> what i recommend for people at home, when you're doing them at home, most people don't want to cook them from a raw state. you can actually season them. go assertive, chili, whatever you want to do, bake them in the oven for 20 minutes at 350 and you can fry t

chris froome tricky champagne. and we will set to see more of that here. and back in wales. —— drinking champagne. thank you. geraint thomas will become the first welshman to win the tour de france tomorrow. hugh to find out more about the new man in the yellow jersey. a fantastic moment for geraint thomas who puts himself further into the history books as one of wales's best sportsman. he only expected to pace chris froome. now he is set to go back on the card for the yellowjersey in hand. __ go —— go back cardiff. but how did the 32—year—old get to this point? thomas a first started cycling competitively at the maindy flyers club in the welsh capital. his coaches there said he only stumbled into the sport having seen his track on the way home from a swimming lesson when he was just nine years old. the club has become a breeding ground for welsh cycling talent. with two other notable riders also starting their journey there. for coach's still there today crafting the winner of the yellow jersey will be their greatest achievement. he just turned up one day on his track bike or on one of our track bikes and that is where it all started. like so many of these kids once they get on the bikes, it'

kelly and chris brown, a lot of lack men and black women would use the council argument there is hugh hefner, woody allen and all those other kinds of things. my question is, why do you think that black people are so defensive and pacifying of these men who are committing these things? >> survival. i think that it ties into respectability politics and this has been to the downfall of black communities everywhere, that we have to keep in in-house and let not talk about it much not put our business out in the street because we have to look out for each other. but r. kelly is not looking out for us and chris brown is not looking out for us and bill cosby is not looking out for us or these are men who have done everything in their power to harm our communities and black women in particular. the reason why we seem to not want to do anything about it is because this is how little black women are valued. if were black men been assaulted by these figures, it would be a very different conversation. i think a lot of it is survival and this idea of insularity. two wrongs don't make a right. who

chris. >>> right now, 34,000 people are under a boil water advisory. let's getreo the conference with the manager of d.c. water. n from our water distribut department, we have jason hughs and also chuck sweeney. last night at about 8:30 p.m., an open valve at our street pumping s etion causd water pressure to drop. theer open valve meant that w in this distribution network went from 9 pnds per square inch to approximately 40 pounds anr square inch. as a result, customers experienced a sharp drop in prsure or in some cases water services not at all. by 9:36 p.m., the pressure was fully restored. the interpretation inhe service -- the interruption in the service lasted 36 minutes. we are investigating the cause of the open valve and will share that as soon as we know of one. water was spilled or loss. nor were there any pipes or mains broken. the water was simply distributed from one distribution system to another. our water distribution system is sentially a network of mains of varying size and trave the entire city. branching off to supply water to individual homes and buildings. the main impacted by this open valve last night supplies water for communities like brookl

hughes, bbc news, manchester. at about ten to ten at st george ‘s hospital in tooting, chris grey, our film producer this morning,ective caesarean section. and it was quite a moving moment i am sure for chris, having never seen anything like that before, but in amazing hands of these experts in this to part who deliver a lot of babies. we will find outjust how many. ina babies. we will find outjust how many. in a moment let's meet that baby, her name is celia and that daddy's name is enrique. congratulations to you both. you are so kind to let us film your baby being born. tell us what it was like for you in there, surrounded by all of these health care professionals? it was an amazing experience, it was just very quick and easy. so yes, we are just very pleased to have a healthy baby boy. a very healthy baby boy. enrique, tell us about him, he was quite a good size. grate he was quite big. but very healthy and we are very happy for this moment. this is your second baby, it was an elective caesarean, you knew he was going to be born today, rather a different experience in the first time? absolutely. the first tim