. >> jim, hearing from from captain corsi what he loves about bassman, when you hear from people doesu shape the stories you tell or the way you craft your super heroes? >> i think we create characters like batman, you know, we are looking for some authenticity in their core, their center and a character like that without super powers it's about self-determination, having the willpower, the drive to be the best you possibly can be. >> i wanted to ask you, captain corsi, i know that i asked you about life on base and about event like this in and how they change things for you and how they get you through. but, you know, there are a lot of people that don't understand the sacrifice you make. help us understand truly what it is like for you to be away from your family and to have this moment to -- kind of escape just for a little bit the work that you're doing and does it bring you back to who you feel like you really are? >> yeah. i mean, it's pretty hard. you know, i have a 3-year-old daughter at home. this is the first time i've been away from her longer two weeks. it's rough for me b

and they showed why. 20 minutes in, a mistake by the scotland captain rachel corsie gifted mana iwabuchid it was the scotland captain who gave away the second goal, also, needlessly bringing down yuika sugasawa. she sent lee alexander the wrong way. it was a more positive scotland in the second half. erin cuthbert hitting the post. then, calls for a penalty from cuthbert, but they were waved away without consulting the video assistant referee. minutes before the end, retribution, with cuthbert pouncing on a mistake, and lana clelland did the rest. another loss, but still hope of getting to the knockout stages. scotland, though, will have to rely on results elsewhere. jane dougall, bbc news, rennes. let's bring you some of the day's other sport stories. maurizio sarri is set to leave chelsea afterjust one year. an agreement with juventus was reached late last night. derby county boss frank lampard is the favourite to take over at stamford bridge. reigning super league champions wigan warriors are closing in on the play—off places after beating leeds rhinos at headingley. tony clubb rounde

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they have players who are used to competing in top leagues like captain rachel corsi and vice captain kim little and they have a rising star in every income but just 20 years old she could be a surprise star of the tournament they experience tournaments like the european championships and european championships so i really used to play. even if they can't finish ahead of england and japan i definitely think this team has enough to finish ahead of argentina and if they can get anything from the other 2 games that should see even through to the knockout stages they won't win it but they absolutely will. surprise us all in fact scotland the one of the outsiders to watch this tournament but who else could swoop in and grab glory unexpectedly let's have a look at some of the dark horses starting with brazil i know what you're thinking how can brazil be an outsider is the most successful country in world football and they have marta but it's not as simple as that firstly in terms of success you just can't compare the men's and women's teams you know how many times the sellers are from and y

if they thought well if we refuse you we do not want you we want where we are what one of them are corsi what we want is a civil authority. there's been violence in hong kong as police tried to break up protesters following a mass rally organizers say more than a 1000000 people took part in the demonstration to oppose a controversial extradition bill they fear the proposed changes would allow china to target political opponents in the territory and send them to the mainland for trial the risk of people dying attempting to cross the sea to europe is at its highest ever that's according to the un's refugee agency the u.n.h.c.r. says without intervention in the mediterranean there will be a sea of blood but libyan coast guard said it's rescued more than $500.00 refugees trying to reach europe since the beginning of june u.s. president donald trump is pushing back against media reports that his latest agreement with mexico doesn't actually contain anything new trumpet threaten to impose tariffs on all imports from mexico unless it did more to stop migrants crossing into the u.s. the white ho

and they showed why. 20 minutes in, a mistake by the scotland captain rachel corsie gifted mana iwabuchind captain who gave away the second goal, also, needlessly bringing down yuika sugasawa. she sent lee alexander the wrong way. coolly done, and scotland are in big trouble here, now. it was a more positive scotland in the second half. erin cuthbert hitting the post. that's loose, and off the post! then, calls for a penalty from cuthbert, but they were waved away without consulting the video assistant referee. minutes before the end, retribution, with cuthbert pouncing on a mistake, and lana clelland did the rest. scotland back in it! another loss, but still hope of getting to the knockout stages. scotland, though, will have to rely on results elsewhere. jane dougal, bbc news, renne. from one world cup to another — cricket now, where england have comfortably cruised to victory against the west indies. they were helped in part by a century from joe roo, although captain eoin morgan was injured, whilst fielding. our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. in southampton the morning

missiles the 2 nato allies have sparred for months over turkey's plans to buy the weapons from moscow 07 corsi all reports from istanbul relations between the u.s. and turkey have been strained for some time but these russian made missiles are making about ors the u.s. this threatening to impose sanctions on turkey if it doesn't cancel the deal for the f. 400 missile defense system a threat that some are warning could be counterproductive do not need truckie as specially in the middle east if you if they issue is taken into consideration. and i expect compromise because the united states in the middle east is dependent on territory turkey's support in terms of. when the war in syria ask lated turkey complained nisar sold by its nato allies were too expensive and in 2015 its partners withdrew their pet trade missiles from southern turkey turkey had then turned to russia to force its missile defenses now some say moscow is exploiting that the situation here overriding variation on the side of moscow is really to trigger a political escalation between turkey and then ited states which will have a

. >> a federal indictment unsealed shows roger stone, jerome corsi and says would not hurt to suggest old memory has bad stroke. this happened shortly after, the rumors began percolating on some very fringe, right-wing websites. >> it's through these right-wing websites and people on fox repeat them and on and on it goes. often times we see a game of i'm rubber and you're glue. when concerns are expressed about the president's age or well-being, he says that about his critics. we saw that with nancy pelosi. and now it's involving biden. it's like that schoolyard childhood game of i know you are but what am i and we see it all the time with president trump. >> may not work against biden. why not? >> i think it's a mistake. i think joe biden wants the make the entire race about who is more fit to be president. and so to go down this road is -- i think is a mistake. it may have worked in 2016 but i think most of the nation has seen the playbook played out too many times. and i think when you get to fitness, i'm not talking just about fitness to be the president of the united states, whic

onslaught and after 20 minutes, the scotland defence just couldn't put up with it anymore and rachel corsienalty not long afterwards and again unfortunately it was the scotla nd and again unfortunately it was the scotland captain who gave that penalty away. but in the second half, scotland did play far better and when i spoke to erin cuthbert just after the match, she was furious because there were two major incidents where she felt there should have been a referral to the var, and they weren't. the ethiopian referee decided that they were not incidents which deserved to be referred to the var. in the first one cath but felt she was brought down in the box. she told me her foot was hurting afterwards and it took her ten minutes to run it off. then there was a moment when it looked as though the ball hit the hand of the japanese player in the box. everybody including shelley kerr on the touchline was shouting for a penalty. but the ethiopian referee waved away the claims. but then of course in the second half, just a few minutes before the end, scotla nd just a few minutes before the end, sc

second reason is corsi pe has not fallen significantly.all or needs to fall for the federal reserve will move toward a cut. the results in the first quarter of this year have been resilient for corporate. 80% of the companies on the u.s. stock markets met or exceeded expectations in the first quarter of this year. alone, for those reasons the federal reserve is quite likely to not cut in july even though there are expectations of a cut priced in. paul: if you are correct, what do you foresee, upheaval in markets once the realization dawns? --vin: i think the markets the equity markets and on markets are moving in the same direction at this point in time. you look at it year to date, and markets are still positive in the u.s. and asia despite tensions between china and the u.s. on the trade front. misread thekets signal from the fed and the federal reserve has been dovish in its commentary, the markets are likely to correct when the equity market is concerned. kathleen: i have to push back against the idea that they won't cut. people think

rachel corsie, scotland's captain, judged to have given away a penalty.he stage. jamaica face italy at 5 and later, it's england against argentina. it's live on bbc one. england will be hoping to maintain their 100% record, with a win over a side 30 places below them. manager phil neville is looking forward to renewing one of football's great rivalries. what you've got with this game is the football history and rivalry. and i think that's... that's what we've got to handle. when the draw was made, the scotland—argentina games were games where you thought we've got to handle the occasion as well as the game, handle the emotion of the game, the rivalry of both scotland and argentina. and this is another game where we'll have to handle that kind of emotion. in the cricket. it's a good that the weather has held off in hampshire. england are playing west indies at the cricket world cup. england's bowlers were on form earlier. jofra archer and mark wood the star performers today... as the west indies were bowled out for 212. let's cross tojoe wilson now. how is