this is henry clay. john calhoun was from south carolina. john calhoun, like clay, was a lawyer. he was born in south carolina. he was educated at yale. he went to law school but returned to south carolina. 1800s, it was not out of the question. it was not unusual for a southerner to go north for education. usually, they came back home. south carolinians are very proud of their roots and calhoun was one of them. calhoun began by being a lawyer. being a lawyer involved people in matters of public concern. the connection between law and politics was established. calhoun decided to go into politics. he married well. that usually meant you married somebody with money. he did not really need to make much of a income. he could indulge his political interests. he, like clay, was elected to the house of representatives. this was pretty much where everybody got started. he was distinguished from early mind, hisincisive ability to make forceful arguments. he was a strong partisan. he was a member of the republicans. these say they are called the democratic republicans to distinguish them f

at least that's what brutus clay's -- brutus clay thought. , you mayclay immediately think of henry clay. brutus had a brother named cassius. named brutus and cassius. i don't have to explain. cassius was an outspoken abolitionist at the time. a member of the kentucky state house -- brutus was a member of the kentucky state house. the civil war was about saving the united states from ruin. owner.clay was a slave he owned 100 men, women, and children. he believed slavery was best protected in the union. he felt this was so obvious and self evidence that he couldn't even imagine why some kentuckians would consider -- orng or watering wanting their state to secede. son beganwn expressing some secessionist 1860's he had begun attending pro-secession rallies. in time he to, despite being the son of the unionist father, began talking like a diehard sympathizer. a dilemma on her hands, we might say. it was and who tended to be home toh zeke, watching over metric matters while brutus was away at the state capital. the first one to figure out that father and son may seem to be heading down these

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these are clay marble and this is a clay tobacco pipe that has been found at the top of this well. there is also an extensive variety of historian -- historic ceramics. this is from the 18th and 19th century. this is hand painted white ware. these represents artifacts from the 19th century. then this tells us about the diet of what people of alexandria a. -- people in alexandria eight. e. people in alexandria at lots of oyster shells and animal bones. some animal bones are potentially more related to rodents and scavengers that were in the back lots of houses. the teeth are still preserved in this mandible here. lots and lots of glass and iron artifacts. they are all being cleaned. the excitement with this collection is because of this partnership that we have undertaken with a local homeowner, with the city about century, with archaeologists for mount vernon. we have been able to have a partnership to discover the path. it is really community archaeology in action. we are just getting started with the post-excavation processing and that can take a while. washing each of these indi

henry clay came to washington in 1808. and along with henry clay came barrels of kentucky straight sour mash whiskey, otherwise known as bourbon. in fact, the barrels he brought from bourbon county where stamped with bourbon county for tax reasons, that is how the name evolved for bourbon. he discovered that washingtonians were drinking mint juleps with rum or brandy. he was appalled and decided to show people the proper way to make a southern-style mint julep. he used to relish in showing julep how to make a mint southern-style with kentucky straight bourbon whiskey. and we continue to practice that legacy here, using henry clay's original recipe. in fact, henry clay traditionally, in the beginning of every new session of congress, would bring a barrel of bourbon and he would invite , on a bipartisan basis, members of congress from both sides of the aisle to join him in toasting the new legislative session. that tradition continues to this day. recently, we had a group of distillers from bourbon county in kentucky come he

the european clay—court tennis season the european clay—court tennis seasonis the european clay—courtumber one rafael nadal will make his first appearance back on his favourite surface. the king of clay is hunting an 11th monte carlo masters title. the tournament is close to his heart. i have been in love with this event, it is one of the most beautiful clubs in the world, without a doubt and yeah, every time it had the chance to be his special feeling is i am very excited to be practising the last couple of days. novak djokovic is also in action on wednesday as his return from an elbow injury return... continues, the coltrane grandslam champion faces croatian opponent after a co mforta ble faces croatian opponent after a comfortable straight sets win over fellow serbian. —— the 11 time. bayern munich through to the final of the league in germany, that is after a 6—2 win over by in the v queues and. miller scored a second—half hat—trick, leading them to win. previous record of 32 games was held by we also said that 32 years ago. cata la ns by we also said that 32 years ago. catalans a

hese are clay marbles and this is a clay tobacco pipe. there is an extensive variety of ceramics. this is transfer painted white layer. these artifacts are definitely from the 19th century. then it tells us about what people in alexandria eat. lots of oyster hells and animal bones. some are potentially more related to rodents and scavengers that were in the back lots of houses. you can even see the teeth are still preserved in this mandible here. lots of bottle glass and iron artifacts. all being cleaned. the excitement with this collection is because of this partnership we have undertaken with a local homeowner, with the city of alexandria, with with archaeologists from mount vernon. we have a partnership to discover the past. we are just getting started with the post excavation processing. that can take a while. it's not a quick process. i would say we are just beginning the process overall. what will happen is there will be further studies and they come in to alexandria and see the large collection of artifacts. so that future generations can study or learn more by tudying. i t

and just before halftime clay brings the crowd to its feet. the buzzer beater, clay after 12 points in game four, 17 in the first half of game five. it was 49-38 warriors at the half. they're now into the third quarter. warriors continuing to lead 60-47. let's check out some other playoff action. the 76ers trying to close off their series against the heat. joel embiid, who is that masked man hooping right there despite the masked 19 points, 1 rebounds, hits the short jumper. j.j. reddics on a one-year $20 million deal with the sixers. he led all with 27, of 10 from deep. sixers win. they advance to the second rountd round of the playoffs for the first time since 2012. >>> the a's they are hot right now. winners of three straight in seven of their eight last games as they took to the field tonight against the texas rangers. a's fans dressed for success these days. top of the sixth matt chapman grounded and look at the stretch here by ronald goozman. i'm in pain just watching that flexibility. out standing. nuzarra makes the catch and then loses

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starting clay—court season from injuries. for me, happy for everything, having a great week, all of the matches have been very positive and can't ask for more. with tennis, it will be the united states against czech republic in the fed cup final in next week. madison keys got a hard fought victory, that gave the usa and insurmountable 3—1 lead earlier. the czech republic beat germany. the london marathon on the sort can you's eliud kipchoge win the race for the third time, regarded as one of the greatest marathon runners of all time was on course —— on course for a new world record. britain's mo farah, who switched from the track permanently, was two minutes and four seconds behind the kenyan. while it was victory in kenya for the women's, crossing the finish line in two hours and 18 minutes and 31 seconds. ronnie o'sullivan came through a tough opening—round match to beat steve maguire at the world snooker to catch in england. resuming on sunday and trailing by three friends, he came back to win 10-7. three friends, he came

and novak djokovic is back on the charge on the clay of monte carlo.he battle at the basement of the english premier league. west ham left it late. paul lambert‘s side second from bottom of the table took the lead thanks to peter crouch who capitalised on a long—range effort. peter crouch is now stoke‘s top scorer in the premier league. earlier west ham had two goals disallowed for offside. the home side drawing level in the 90th minute. the volley saving the day. stoke denied a first win in ten games, west ham seven points clear of relegation. you have to keep picking up points. i thought a0 would be a point you can say safe. if we are hammered a0, we are not able to get that so that target is still to get that, we can hopefully reach that as soon as we can. elsewhere in the bundesliga, controversy after a penalty was awarded after players that the pitch at half—time. the referee called both sides back from the dressing room after consulting the video assistant referee system and analysing freiburg brahams ball. theyjump analysing freiburg brahams bal

the clay—court apprentice taking to decide to set up a quarter—final with real master, rafael nadal.tforward for the spaniard in the last 16, he quickly took a opening set and the second went exactly the same way. winning it in under 90 minutes as his return from injury continues to impress. grigor dimitrov was another seed who has, can his work cut out to him, but after going down asset, the world number five hit back. just. after going down asset, the world numberfive hit back. just. after levelling the match, the bulgarian went ahead in the decider. ‘s defence too strong and too good. —— is defence. —— his defence. next he will face david goffin in the squatter finals, the next he will face david goffin in the squatterfinals, the belgian battling hard to win in straight sets of. on the bottom half of the draw, milos raonic was forced to pull—out of the tournament with an injury before his third—round match. the number two seed will play kei nishikori, who qualified in three sets. the number three seed it alexander zverev is also true that the quarter—finals, beating a fellow germa

he will need to start reaching the latter stages of clay—court tournaments if that is to happen.he last 16 in monte happen. beaten in the last 16 in m o nte carlo happen. beaten in the last 16 in monte carlo last week, on wednesday he fell to the world 140 in barcelona. 6—2,1—6, 6—3 at the final score, in favour of the slovak. djokovic's 2018 record is winning five and losing five. you can work very hard on the practice courts, but when you get into the match it is completely different. i haven't had too many matches in the last 12 months, so it is... yes, it isa last 12 months, so it is... yes, it is a lack of that match play, lack of these kinds of situations, and hopefully i can get some more in the future. on the rise is grigor dimitrov. the bulgarian is now the world number five, and dimitrov. the bulgarian is now the world numberfive, and showed dimitrov. the bulgarian is now the world number five, and showed there was a clear gulf in class as he beat simon. there were no surprises in the outcome of the match, featuring the outcome of the match, featuring the top seed, rafa

suddenly at home on the clay.o the top seeds falling in the first round we witness another topol at the crucible today. the 2005 champion sean murphy lupita jimmyjones having appeared in control, murphy was leading 8—5 benjones forced to message to the number eight seed murphy came up short and jones setting up a meeting with harry wilson and the second round. sometimes you just have to think what is the worst that can happen. maybe those ten or five minutes and i wanna bet that if i get a sense, all tried to run the frames are quickly and before i knew what it was at all. i said to what my friends that the qualifier looks sharper than ever. i think the mesh bracket or so critical. —— the mesh so critical. mark alan ranked 16th in the world, through being the qualifier alim highfield ten frames to five. allen looking for a first world title after winning his first major tournament at the masses back in january. still live major tournament at the masses back injanuary. still live action over on bbc sport website ri

he plans on defending the rights of the catalans that he says that he is representing is as yet on clay he said in that press conference that he has no immediate plans to meet german politicians but i think one thing is fact he said and this is not the last time that we'll see him on in a media event here and by then all right so clearly he wants to keep the focus on that catalonia is independence bid but just how much freedom does he have what is used among the legal standing at the moment. well in terms of the process here in germany he is by no means out of the woods he's obviously released on bail at the moment he paid seventy five thousand euros to get out of jail in and northern germany it was decided by the courts in northern germany that there was no grounds to extradite him on one of the charges the most serious charge he's facing in madrid which is high treason not something that carries up to thirty years in prison now in order to extradite him on those grounds jemini to say that it had an equivalent. treason here as well but they needed to provide it's not something that the

another three ball, dub up 20 after 3 and clay, 11 of 13.icient shooting the 91-113. >> we head there now. >> exciting game as you mentioned and a lot of people were worried if theeee could flip the switch. >> i don't look at it as flipping the switch. we were not playing well and we got down to the basics of what we do is and we had a better game tonight. >> when the playoffs come around, you have one shot. you lose a came and it turns the whole series. you have to be particular. >> we know this team is going to make huge adjustments and be more aggressive. we're looking forward to playing again. >> the spurs have been in this position before, they will make adjustments. we have to come back out with the intensity again and bring it back monday. >> probably the best in the three weeks. >> maybe three months. >> all right. well, game two will be monday night and warriors hope to go back to san antonio, 2-1. reporting live, larry. >> working on that knee and should (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of e

henry clay steps in and helps congress by the papers. it assures dolly some money at the end of her life. and fact, they put the second payment in a trust so that payne can't have access to the funds. at the end of the day, dolly help her husband in so many ways. but i am internally best internally grateful for -- but i am eternally grateful for all of her work on his correspondence. dolly did move back to washington in 1844. she left my police are -- pelliereer -- mont behind. she is back in the thick of things and back in the city that she loved. on dies in her sleep in -- july 12, 1849. her funeral procession was the largest ever seen in washington up to that point. there were marines carrying her casket. there were 48 horse-drawn carriages taking her to congressional cemetery. and thousands and thousands of people lined the streets and the bills all tolled. so what is dolly madison's legacy? she was her husband's archivist. she was a fierce protector of his legacy through his papers and also by the publication. legacy is herer engage

his speech focuses on joseph clay and alvin barkley. and the position of senate majority leader. the kentucky historical society hosted this hour-long event. kent: good afternoon. on behalf of the kentucky historical society, we welcome you to the old state capital where -- for senator mcconnell's lecture. the kentuckynell, historical society is honored to host your final lecture on this series. we are especially gratified that you chose this treasured place, the old state capitol, as the venue. constructed in 1830, this national historic landmark served as the seat of our state .overnment for 80 years just six years after the old state capitol of, on a brisk january day, a group of patriotically inclined citizens gathered in this very building to establish the kentucky historical society. thatwanted to ensure kentucky's early settlement story was preserved for the future. we often say that history has far more to do with the future than it does the past. i tell you the story because there is a strong connection between the kentucky historical society and the united states senate

passing and will freeze the kings right here, comes right back to durant for th three and then clay,ng to get the friendly roll here. he had 17 after three and late in the fourth, up 101 to 80 while the complete highlights coming up at 11:00 on abc7. won dodgers against l.a. dodgers received the world series runner-up or the national league championship jewelry but this giant fan could care less. dodgers finally get the first runs of the season. two of the first off, darren and matt kim singles in and hernandez and two on and two out for l.a. in the fourth. kyle fly to center and who's got it? you've got it. no, i got it. no, you got it. confusion between greg and andrew mccutchen and nobody got it. jonathan, three early errors, 5-0 after four and the dodgers bullpen shut it down and strike out 11 times and dodgers win the first of the season. with a 5-0 victory. a's and angels, versus schumaker. angels take the lead. doubling off the right field and scores with three hits and two rbi on the day. angels ahad 12 hits up 12-0 and then the two out single in the sixth and then bases full

clay, i love everybody. [laughter] and everybody believed that. and dolly madison had done her job well. thank you. [applause] i have to take a little survey. i have a couple of pictures of montpelier? who has been there in the last year? not bad, thank you. i just wanted to remind folks we do have 2700 acres. they are filled with walking trails and buildings, everything from the house and the temple to jim crow train station to temple. we have eight miles of trails if you are a dog friendly, bring your dog and walk on it. we have an old-growth forest. if you have not been in the house for a while, you will be really surprised. this is madison's bedroom. we added a lot of the carpet. it is very bright and bold. someone said this might be the biggest transformation of the house since the initial restoration. this is the entrance hall where we put up 34 oil paintings, which madison had. and again, you can see that lively carpet. if you did not notice, montpelier has a substantial archaeology program. i would be remiss if i didn't note that, in june,

that dust blowing across and building up in the soils that the clay wouldn't be in the caribbean youwhat you want fine. dust also contains valuable nutrients for plants. so when the rain forest from north africa the dust flows over it goes into south america during the north northern hemispheres winter and moves down in there and many of the plants derive their nutrients and are fertilized from the west in the same with asian dust blown across fertilizers some of the northern why. island rain forests and sustains them so there are some very positive things. science can play a part in understanding predicting and preventing dust storms this knowledge the needs to be used by policymakers. we're very good in developing technologies for launching satellites and doing things but when it comes to policy things many times we act stupidly we become stupid we don't understand the realities on the ground over don't care about the long term consequences of our policy. very very committed to set a cation is something that we need to tackle at a very difficult level and it's monday muslins planti

clay causes a lot of havoc for the opposing defense. >> we played to win.n't back on our heels. >> this is what you expect. this is what a game two feels like when game one goes relative smoothly. i've seen this a million times. game two's are always really difficult. >> and then there's game three. change of venues, that's always difficult and the players talked about it after the gauge. andre iguodala and sean, they're going to come with it and san antonio they're expecting to win both there. it will be another adjustment for the warriors in san antonio. >> spurs four of 28 on three's, clay had five three's by himself. that was the difference in the game. let's check out the highlights from the other playoff games. >> i forgot how exciting playoff hockey is. >> shu was down there earlier. as the sharks try to make a commanding 3-0 series. look who is there, retired boxer andre ward opening the door and sending the tank into a frenzy. sharks provided the knock out blow with four goals in the second. donskoi, marcus sorensen and and toe mash eight goals in

clay is one year older than trace. >>> two more keynote speakers have been announced for the upcoming professional businesswomen of california conference. jane fonda and lily thomthom they join other keynote speakers like ashley judd and congresswoman jackie spear, the conference is april 24 in san francisco and abc7 news is a very proud sponsor. >>> back home after months at sea and the coast guard arrives to a warm welcome ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> coming up on abc7 "news at 6:00," it's a race against time. a solar powered lab is being deployed from the bay area to the sahara to save the north african ostrich. >>> are you tired of being tired? it could be the sign of a potentially dangerous condition. see how you can treat it from your own kitchen. and the quest to take tourists to space, it all took place in the arizona says sert. >> a coast card cut

basically in the first fifteen thirty days of its life this will be quite red from of the clay that eats the world it's this age their diet varies a lot more so this is all good stuff research on a macaws diet helps scientists see how the rain forest is critical to their survival a quick swab to make sure the macaws mouth is clean and a good check up for this mccall is done that is amazing look at. what cars are known as umbrella species making the right conservation decisions to protect them means protecting the countless other species and this special habitat they call home. and right now this habitat here in the tumble part the national reserve is thriving. researchers reported that all of the chicks we saw have now fledged even the two in the experimental cement nest in each success here offers hope for struggling mccall populations throughout the tropics. overlooking the absolute do nothing secret he wonders to now. and. when it comes to studying creatures living inside the amazon rain forest. is about as good as it gets. this gorgeous creature is a juvenile red pill and it looks so

concerned i mean these because it's just the beginning of the day and they will come back from the clay and they're going to feed them later no. time to get these chicks back home. research after sundown at the center can be challenging. the generator provides electricity only seven hours a day. a good head lamp is your best friend along with your mosquito net to keep unwanted guests out of bed. and during meal time you have to keep an eye out for the occasional thief. this one targeted our techno crew. pretty good idea. this macaw is in a sense. near the center with his mate. they're both scarlett macaws a species that can live to the ripe old age of fifty in the wild scarlet macaws are doing well here but endangered in other regions in mexico less than two hundred fifty survived in the wild as of twenty thirteen the result of illegal pet trade and habitat loss. you know since you will has little here of humans that's because a little over twenty years ago in one thousand nine hundred. six were chosen to be raised by hand at the center then released into the wild the macaws participati

clay causes a lot of havoc for the opposing defense. >> we played to win.were there. >> this is what you expect. this is what a game two feels like when game one goes relatively smoothly. i've seen this a million times. game two's are always really difficult. >> and then there's game three. change of venues, that's always difficult and the players talked about it after the gauge. andre iguodala and sean, they're going to come with it and san antonio they're expecting to win both there. it will be another adjustment for the warriors in san antonio. >> spurs four of 28 on three's, clay had five three's by himself. that was the difference in the game. let's check out the highlights from the other playoff games. >> i forgot how exciting playoff hockey is. >> shu was down there earlier. as the sharks try to make a commanding 3-0 series. look who is there, retired boxer andre ward opening the door and sending the tank into a frenzy. sharks provided the knock out blow with four goals in the second. donskoi, marcus sorensen and and toe mash eight goals in the secon

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the junior clay proved too strong on his -- the king of clay proved too strong on his favorite surfacee spaniard meets girigor dimitrov in the last four. dj and music producer known as avicii has been founded in oman. the 28-year-old swede was a pioneer of edm, a popular genre of electronic music. his greatest hits included "wake me up" and "hey brother." fellow superstar dj calvin harris tweeted, " devastating news about avicii," "beautiful soul." after the break, i will take you to the news, but first, the sounds of the late avicii. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ european lifestyle and culture this week. here's what's coming up. alpine accommodation -- a hotel with a difference in switzerland. polish performer -- meet indoor skydiver maja kuczynska. and road runner -- take a nostalgic tour in a wooden french icon. we start our journey in switzerland, at a remarkable hotel. two swiss artists decided to strip down their holiday home to the bare minimum.

to convert raw clay into a vessel of this large, but dave speaks to us through his work. more than 150 examples of his work in which the signs and dates the size of the potter known, but what is even more significant are the pots where he also adds his own insubscriptions. here is a man when at a time it was illegal to teach an enslaved individual to read and write. he is giving the name of his owner and an affidavit of resistance. and he is creative. not just with his hands but creative with his minds as well, adding poems. in this case, the words, i saw a lion in a leopard's face and i saw the word grace. and a powerful statement from a man who is enslaved in this place. what is so fascinating about dave, not only does he write it in clay, but his story to be carried all through the civil war, through emancipation and to that moment where he signs his name now no longer on a pot but to a piece of paper to register as a voter and he becomes known not just as dave but david drake, a little more dignified and takes on this complete name as he begins to take on his complete

this one has clay thompson, and they continue to use the strength in numbers slogan. this is the third year and they do go deep. stephen curry is out with that sprained acl. at the warriors advance and beat the spurs, look for him to possibly return to the warriors line up. >> a lot of fun activities for the fans heading into the game tonight before they even experience the game. >> so that we go to san jose as the sharks are back home tonight after winning the first two games of their playoff series on the road against the anaheim ducks. >> reporter: we were down by the shark pen at 5:00 p.m., so we moved up town. we get a birds eye view at the pregame street rally. we are more than one hour away from dropping the puck. some of the fans are trickling inside, but as you can see a lot of the fans are still outside enjoying the festivities. everybody here is hoping the sharks will enjoy this game as much as they did the first two of the series. they won 3-0 and 3-2 in the first two games of the season. a lot of different players contributed to also the role players and

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the first -- henry clay, who was the speaker of the house. and it says on there, "leader and statesman." and when he passed away, there were a great deal of remembrances of him, no more than of louise slaughter, leader and stateswoman from kentucky, but new yorker through and through, right, joe crowley? so again, it's a blessing for us to be able to be here with meg and amy and robin, as louise would say, the best family ever, right? and her beautiful grandbaby. she would say the most beautiful baby in the world. in case you didn't know, louise was given to superlatives. [laughter] pelosi:tative superlatives and today we have , the privilege of planting a tree in her honor. now, you have to know what an accomplishment that is, because when they came to me and said they i want to plant a tree in louise's honor i said, what on the first anniversary of her passing? because that's how long it takes to get a tree. not for louise. friday it was decided that a tree was desired, today, the tree was planted, a walnut tree, she loved walnuts. the spea

or clay has twenty four he never misses a run. every sunday of every week very much. much in. this race people. like me knows going to be strange is that raising race. each weekend there are dozens looking for the thrill of speech. girls also take part in the races when the brothers were coming up it was like you're going to raise chickens addition to this it's in your blood made me as a female they were when i came along i bought it the cash money up. frank this is my everybody help me pay for it it's not so. close to. half to two hundred meters she reaches one hundred miles per hour. not enough to win the race. so we go on. those roads are sort of a skate for the youth of new orleans. the man who wanted the best place in the word come out. when the police are. everybody please it's also part of the game. this is don't even bother chasing. a mediocre mile away. in a parking lot. but it's the one thing the beast if i just lob the want to sunday we still get one that's our private everyone isn't thrilled about this is a private private bindis do not respect make sure let them k

what i saw yesterday was that when the rain fell on the clay it became so even just getting from a to a is now going to become difficult we've been reinforcing hillsides so that they're now covered in sandbags and most importantly we've been looking after the needs of children so children as i'm sure you would imagine are the most vulnerable in these situations save the children if you're working around the clock to help prepare local communities would being asked trying to in hillsides with sandbags and with stairs to make sure that people can still access critical services when the rain stops we've been providing children with the supports they need to make sure they can keep back sixteen education and vital places to be safe and we've been distributing things like show tickets to make sure people can strengthen their fines against what we expect to be a trench will rain over the next six months. the u.s. has releases annual report on the state of human rights around the world several countries were singled out for criticism russia is accused the stifling dissent and using brutal se

an incredible 46 consecutive —— consecutive on clay.h a match on saturday. the video was uploaded to social media, showing the supporter cheering for the team up in the crane. according to local media, the man has a year—long stadium ban. let‘s not dwell on that. at least the third and, let‘s be honest, probably quite wealthy fan was treated to a goal fest. in the final margin was 5—0. and you can get all the latest sports news on our website. but from me, mike edwards, and the rest of the bbc sports team, thatis and the rest of the bbc sports team, that is your monday sports briefing. its critics have called it a "floating chernobyl" and a "nuclear titanic." what‘s said to be the world‘s first floating nuclear power plant has set sail on its maiden sea voyage from st petersburg in russia. the company behind the project insists the ship is safe and will provide much needed energy to remote areas. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. you wouldn‘t exactly call it pretty, but this ship may well turn out to be revolutionary. the akademik lomonosov

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we have quite a heavy clay here, almost flash flooding, the ground is waterlogged, the water cannot getwe had rain again last friday night and a couple of days dry will stop the animals are sitting in water with water on top of them, it causes pretty heavy losses. it is one to test us this time of year. you sent us some test us this time of year. you sent us some pictures which i think we can look at now. this gives us some sense of the kind of conditions you are talking about. talk us through the ale of hay that we are seeing, clearly important, we can see the wet weather there. it's pretty unusual this time of year to be turning lambs out, the lambs are to do three days old realistically, we don't have the space to be holding them back. the flash floods, we need to give them plenty of decent feeding, we have been going right up there with hay and solid barley feed to keep those lambs going. to keep their bellies full. lambs have been dying, is that right? yes, we have been suffering far greater losses than a normal winter, definitely. it is purely down to the weather. that lack of gra