when i'm joined by chris philips former head of national counterterrorism security office welcome to the program now new zealand is of course not a place that you associate with this kind of tragedy how big a shock is this to the country. oh my goodness just going to be a huge show to new zealand they've kind of money is just the terrorism issue to some extent over the last generation and of course this is not all. and of course if you don't have terrorist attacks if you don't feel as though you're likely to be attacked by terrorists then you don't quite do the preparation necessarily that you want to do otherwise so so massive shock for them and the people are going to be in a state for some time to come. to the same line new zealand's pm was saying that the country was targeted for its multiculturalism its diversity its acceptance does that sound plausible to you well yes it was and of course the person has got his own reasons for attacking and i think we have to be very mindful of the right wing threat the extreme right wing threat as we've seen here of course we see it before it'

chris koons. first, let's go to our white house correspondent abby philip. the president is heading to a rally in michigan. we heard him a little while ago before he left the white house. >> reporter: that's right. president trump left the white house a few minutes ago seeming to be in a combative mood. he is celebrating the mueller report. but he is going on the attack. tonight, ahead of his first campaign rally following the release of attorney general bill barr's letter to congress summarizing the mueller report, president trump previewing his message to his supporters. >> look, i've been going through that for almost two years. it's more than that. if you look back, you can probably look at the insurance policy area in terms of timing. it's a disgrace what happened. this was a terrible thing that was put on our count. nobody has seen anything like that, probably never happened before. beautiful conclusion. i haven't seen the report. beautiful conclusion. there was no collusion at all. there never was. everybody knew it. i wish it could have gone in one w

chris o'hare took silver in the 3000m in glasgow. he finished really strongly here, to just snatch second place on the finish line. norway's teenage sensation jakob ingebrigtsen took the gold. asha philipton kristal awuah to third. the race won by poland's eva svo—boda. to quit the toonie she believes cop a. the us had equalised. it is 2—2. —— just too quickly recap, the believes cup. that's all the sport for now. breaking news for greater manchester police. we have been reporting all day on the death of 17—year—old jodie chesney who died following a stabbing ina jodie chesney who died following a stabbing in a park in romford in east london last night, now we are hearing from greater manchester police that a 17—year—old boy has died after he was stabbed in hale barns. police say they were called at around 20 minutes to seven this evening to quoss bank road, following a report that a 17—year—old had been stabbed. he was taken to hospital but died from his injuries. two boys, also aged 17, have been arrested on suspicion of murder. they will remain in custody, police say extra patrols will be put in place. a 17—year—old boy dying from stab wounds inhaled by the greater manchester. you a

chris o'hare in the 3000 metres. it was a tall order to beat norway's teenager sensation jakob ingebrigtsen but a storming finish was enough to claim second, just ahead of ingebrigtsen's older brother henrik asha philipndth of a second. exeter stay top of the premiership after a hard—fought win over sale. but the game of the day was at welford road... as leicester managed to cling on to beat wasps. joe ford scored all 19 points for the tigers, including there only try. his fingertipsjust about grounding the ball... enough to give leicester their first win in six. meanwhile... in the pro 14, glasgow thrashed zebre 42—10 in parma to return to the top of group a. captain chris fusaro the man to touch down the final try. fellow—scots edinburgh didn't fare as well in italy though... their playoff hopes were dented as they went down 18—10 against benetton in treviso. david beckham has been honored with a statue outside his former club la galaxy. the ex—england footballer joined the american side in 2007, helping the team to two titles. the statue shows the right—winger taking a free kick — his trademark move that was the inspiration for the film "bend it like beckham" in 2002. looks pretty much like him. n

chris 0‘hare in the 3,000 metres. it was a tall order to beat norway‘s teenager sensation jakob ingebrigtsen, but a storming finish was enough to claim second, just ahead of ingebrigtsen‘s older brother henrik. asha philiper sale. but the game of the day was at welford road, as leicester managed to cling on to beat wasps. joe ford scored all 19 points for the tigers, including their only try. his fingertipsjust about grounding the ball, enough to give leicester their first win in six. meanwhile, in the pro1li, glasgow thrashed zebre 112—10 in parma to return to the top of group a. captain chris fusaro the man to touch down the final try. fellow scots edinburgh didn‘t fare as well in italy, though. their playoff hopes were dented as they went down 18—10 against benetton in treviso. now, we started with tennis, and now we‘re going to end with tennis. this is at the brazil tennis 0pen, where the ball boys have been replaced by ball dogs, admittedly only for training. a couple got the hang of it quickly. some of the others just ended up chasing them all. the initiative, now in its fourth year, is designed to encourage animal adoption in brazil. pipoca, teka, thor, kiara and bob are their names, in case you