tom, the daily express is more confident.stic about brexit throughout the period and see we wa nt throughout the period and see we want a deal that makes both sides strong. i go back to this point, europe is clear what makes europe strong, it is having a system that works together on common rules. and those common rules are at the basis of the european union. if you start to have on common rules, a different set of rules for each party, then it all set of rules for each party, then it a ll falls set of rules for each party, then it all falls apart. i had a conversation with the head of the swedish is in this lobby group and she said to me, it is very appealing, the idea of giving britain a special deal where it can have unfettered access without membership, but she said the problem is, as soon as we give this accommodation to britain, someone else looks for a different kind of accommodation, and suddenly we don't actually have a single market, we have many different markets. that is the difficulty and something that seems to

let's pop inside the daily express, nothing exciting us on the daily express, nothing exciting us on interested by this. nice to see a picture of donald trump smiling since becoming president. he has a reason to smile today. the supreme court decided to hear the case of his travel ban which was a ban against people from six majority muslim countries, somalia, sudan, syria, iran etc, owing to the united states. donald trump declared victory because the supreme court has decided to hear the case and to stay pa rt of has decided to hear the case and to stay part of the original order, meaning that if you try and go to the us you have to serve dumb show some kind of bona fides link, such asa some kind of bona fides link, such as a job or some kind of bona fides link, such asajob ora some kind of bona fides link, such as a job or a parent who is there for a student visa. this will test the limits of the executive order in the limits of the executive order in the united states and it remains to be seen whether he will be able to claim victory. u-turn and general described it as a triumph f

we know where the daily express is coming from. outline, however. i went at a press conference. 21 questions, no answers. you know? she was challenged six times directly on whether she regretted or whether she should have got police numbers and each time she dodged and avoided comment she went to a 2015 timeline when the conservative government said they would increase numbers. but there were a good five years before then where police numbers we re before then where police numbers were down. she is not out of the woods on this, far from it. at the same time, on the front page of the guardian, me unpatriotic? complete nonsense says jeremy corbyn. guardian, me unpatriotic? complete nonsense saysjeremy corbyn. attacks on him because of comments that he made about anti— terror legislation in the past. it is bad news to jeremy corbyn if he has to actually have an interview to confirm that he is patriotic. and does not want... you would expect labour in the last 72 hours of the campaign for the conservatives to focus on jeremy corbyn and

the daily express, is a stand of two eu bullies, it says.andate. the people are supposed to be behind. but neither of those things have happened. —— to be behind her. i don't see anything stone. . we have seen fudges. yesterday there was a concession on eu nationals being able to stay in the uk. —— i don't see anything set in stone, we have seen fudges. i'm not holding my breath over this. but brexcellent, tony says. where was this? page two. brexcelle nt. tony says. where was this? page two. brexcellent. the primers are leaving, letting eu national zen. brexcellent. the primers are leaving, letting eu nationalzen. —— the prime minister retreating. —— nationals in. even if the government wanted to expel these people, it would not know where to begin. i am not sure her offer is generous unless she is wishing to quadruple the budget for the home office to moderate the people coming in. something about the daily express headline is that some of this reporting is sort of drifting into the world of fantasy. the prime minister's hand has been stre

with me are alison little the deputy political editor of the daily express and the political commentator. like many of tomorrow's papers, the telegraph leads on the london mosque attack — they feature a picture of the suspected attacker, who is alleged to have shouted ‘kill all muslims' and ‘this is for london bridge'. the times leads with reports on the man held after the attack. the express lead with defiant comments from prime minister following the attack, who says that hate crime must not succeed. the i call the terror incident ‘an attack on all of us'. if we start with that, alison. it's a very striking image. partly because it's a night—time image, it's beautifully lit but also its reflective image. under that headline, an attack on all of us. very powerful. it is, and that's the message very powerful. it is, and that's the m essa g e lots very powerful. it is, and that's the message lots of politicians have been trying to get out there. they know how divisive it might be, so they are trying to

while the daily express leads on the prime minister's accusation that mr corbyn falls short on patriotismxit deal. the financial times looks at theresa may's efforts to revive what it calls her "faltering" campaign by focussing once again on the promise of brexit. the guardian focuses on the donald trump's decision to dump the paris accord. to dump the paris accord. and the metro — very sad — reporting that the injured mother of saffie roussos, the youngest child murdered by the manchester terror attacker, has woken from her coma, and been told of her daughter's death. we are going to start with the breaking news from this evening, giles, front—page of the guardian, ona giles, front—page of the guardian, on a lot of the other front—pages as well. well. accuse at us as trump rejects accord. he has pulled out of the deal signed in 2015. this is no surprise. he stood on this in his ma nifesto surprise. he stood on this in his manifesto so for once, in one element, it is expected, and i am sure the oil and gas companies are rubbing their hands. however, it does reinforce in view of trump and

the daily express argues mass immigration has contributed to the sharpest rise in the uk population inbeen selling the passwords of british cabinet ministers. the guardian also covers the frantic testing by councils of their tower blocks along with a picture of the exeter boys protesting that they can't wear shorts by wearing skirts. and finally the mail looks at theresa may's plans to protect all eu nationals who came to the uk before article 50 was triggered in march.

the daily express argues mass immigration has contributed to the sharpest rise in the uk population in0 years. according to the times, russian internet hackers have been selling the passwords of british cabinet ministers. the guardian also covers the frantic testing by councils of their tower blocks along with a picture of the exeter boys protesting that they can't wear shorts by wearing skirts. and finally the mail looks at theresa may's plans to protect all eu nationals who came to the uk before article 50 was triggered in march. so let's begin with the mirror and a really striking front—page image and a reminder of the fact that this story expands well beyond those tower blocks in west london.” story expands well beyond those tower blocks in west london. i was in the briefing when the prime minister's spokesperson said 600 and there was an audible blast from journalists are just a shocking misses and it is no wonder it is dominating every single front page today. it is this idea that this will continue for a long time. it comes because the government sent out a letter on monday the

let's look at the daily express, nicola sturgeon, i will help corbyn, a disaster, say the tories.fore, she has offered a the snp up for coalition. the so-called coalition of chaos that the tories like 2.2, that notion that they could thwart theresa may's plans in a minority government. —— like to point too. i think this is going to be an anathema to any brexiteers who think that any coalition of this type will thwart not only brexit but bring about a second scottish independence referendum. corbyn said he was relaxed about that idea, so the conservatives will go on the attack and say this is basically spelling the end of the union and the end of our exit from the eu. jeremy corbyn said no way, would nicola sturgeon really want coalition with labour? to be fair, she has said that she is not talking about coalition, not snp mps being ina labour about coalition, not snp mps being in a labour coalition cabinet or anything like that, but if we are in anything like that, but if we are in a hung parliament situation, there would need to be deals done by the governing party in order to ge

"shocking scale of migrant problem" is the headline for the daily express. cyber attack on parliamentarians, saying the russian government is suspected of being involved. so, the times and the ramifications of us leaving europe, whether it is soft, hard or medium boil. foreign criminals to be thrown out after brexit, it says. at the moment, i assume we cannot do that. it says that in 2015, only 44 criminals from eu countries were repatriated, so this is a great frustration to the government that they cannot deport more from non—eu countries. i'm sure it would be popular with people if more people could be kicked out. i think this is an attempt to get a cheap, poplar headline, because this cannot be the big issue when the government releases the details of what it is going to do tomorrow. —— eight popular headline. what really cou nts eight popular headline. what really counts is whether they are going to be able to satisfy the eu over whether or not these citizens will have the rights they expect when we leave the eu, and if they do not have the rights they

the daily express reports an operation, using a plastic liner in the gut, could cure type two diabetes £3 billion aircraft carrier, which passed through the river forth before starting trials in the north sea. let's get straight down to it and let's begin, i think, with the dup deal, the front page in most of the papers. yes. photos, which, it's almost as if theresa may's shaking hands with arlene foster and arlene foster is the dominant character in the picture on the front of the i. it does but theresa may didn't sign the document herself, she didn't lower herself to that. this is what the dup is good at. they radically underestimated them, they thought, well, they have ten mps. a pushover. yes. on the friday after it turned out we had a hung parliament they thought they would get the deal quickly. i was writing about it at the time and everything was frantically changing and it has been 18 days now. this is what the dup has done for many years. they are good at letting negotiations go down to the wire because they know that squeezes out more of what they want. and actually they have

the daily express, not in the house, mps can go tireless. a custom for 100 years, should men have to wear a tie? i have been meditating upon the sordo. on the one hand the wearing a retired means you have two the business, the extra effort to look presentable means your mind is focused. on the other hand some people wear such ludicrous and absurd tyres that they themselves undermine the institution. yes or no. i like the type 94 wearing one. don't ever turn up type 94 wearing one. don't ever turn up here without wearing one that is it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc dot co uk forward slash papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you jessica and tim. headlines coming up for you at the top of the hour. goodbye. hello and good evening, i've been saying gene has been a crazy month that we have quite literally gone to extremes. earlier in the month last week of course

the daily express focuses on a report by the office for national statistics, saying about 27 millionon a fresh cyber attack, similar to the one targeting the nhs, hitting a number of big companies across the world. the telegraph leads with the bank of england warning that lenders were making it too easy to borrow money, raising fears of another financial crash. the guardian says the snp has abandoned plans to hold a second independence referendum before the uk leaves the eu. we have tossed coins, henry, yourfirst! good news for you. basically, coins, henry, yourfirst! good news foryou. basically, cyber coins, henry, yourfirst! good news for you. basically, cyber attack causes chaos, another one. ransomware, they were trying to extort money, and this is ongoing. yes, people watching will be thinking, is this going to be a facet of life? you have terrorism threats, climate change threats and 110w threats, climate change threats and now cyber attacks, which seemed to be coming up readily. their staggering details, one is that the chernobyl nuclear plant is monitoring radiation levels ma

joined this evening by the veteran political commentator lance price and alison little from the daily expressbc news. now it is time to cross to the bbc sports centre. hello there. the headlines kyle eastmond has lost his first—round at queens to dennis of canada. bad news for heather watson, she is also out of the eagle classic in birmingham after losing her opening verses of croatian lady. asbos big kicks off, a sport survey reveals that while men still earn more prize—money than women “— men still earn more prize—money than women —— as it kicks off,. warren gatland insists a place is still up for grabs as the british and irish prepare for their latest tour match. welcome to the programme. wimbledon may not start for another fortnight, the grass court season is in full swing. in the last few moments, kyle edwards have done it has just lost that game. that was a rematch of the davis cup tie earlier this year when he was qualified for hitting a umpire with the ball. no such difficulties here. the canadian won the first set. edmonds did hit back to level matters. however, he lost the decider.

the daily express reports an operation, using a plastic liner in the gut, could cure type 2 diabetes.imes shows a picture of hms queen elizabeth, britain's new £3 billion aircraft carrier, which passed through the river forth before starting trials in the north sea. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. hello and welcome to the travel show with me, ade adepitan, coming to you this week from ghana. and it's the perfect place to kick back, relax and look at some of our favourite stories from the programme over the last couple of months. and if you tune in regularly, then you might remember that it was here in ghana, back in april, when i headed off to the twin villages of boabeng and fiema to meet some very special animals. we'll check that film out again in a moment. and also coming up, we've got me cramming in as much as i can during a six—hour stopover in rome. carmen gets a lesson in rickshaw road rules in tokyo. did ijust make that man crash? and christer heading out into the countryside in spain on the lookout for walks. all great stuff but lets kick—off with rajan‘s tru

the daily express quoting the reason may. enough is enough. —— theresa may.that mean? until someone has committed a crime, what do you do? that is the biggest worry about this kind of stuff. it is fine saying enough is enough, but what can you do? there are people in a bunker in whitehall that know what to do. but i am not sure what you can do against a van and a knife. to do. but i am not sure what you can do against a van and a knifem is not like putting together the components for a bomb. exactly. it is not like the thing we're used to, tight security like airports, airlines and airports can bring in a ban on laptops, liquids, whatever. these are people on a street going around restaurants and things on a saturday night. drawing attention to this. three men walking casually through borough market before they we re through borough market before they were shot dead. it may have been even before they carried it out. it may have been after they got out of the van and move across off of the bridge. it talks about what needs to happen in this tougher action. the

the daily express takes more of a direct approach in appealing to readers, adding that mrs may told supportersensure "fairness, security and opportunity for all". the sun explicitly states who it will not be supporting. the paper says mr corbyn would throw britain's prosperity and and progress "in the bin". the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, says in an exclusive and "relentless" tory attacks. the mirror also has strongly—worded front page, —— asking voters not to support five more years of "broken promises" from the conservatives. meanwhile, the metro leads with a story about parking wardens ticketing cars left within the police cordon at the scene of to london terror attack. the times features images of the attackers meeting days before the attack in a muslim gym in barking in east london. right, let's begin. no prizes for guessing what is on the front pages of all the papers. the sun, as i said, they have don't chuck britain in the cor—bin. what do you make of that, susie? they always have a big election front page. tabloids do this well. they have big election front pages. - sun and the

‘shocking scale of migrant problem' is the headline for the daily express. being involved. "british tourists in shark terror" is the lead image on the mirror front page. and the daily mail says labour's shadow chancellor john mcdonnell has been accused of exploiting the grenfell tower tragedy after saying the victims were ‘murdered by political decisions'. the united nations says the number of suspected cases of cholera in yemen has now passed two—hundred—thousand. -- 200,000. the world health organisation and the un children's agency, unicef, say the country is facing the worst cholera outbreak in the world. rylee carlson reports. this is a key role is being taken ca re of this is a key role is being taken care of in a camp in the yemeni capital. unicef now says the country 110w capital. unicef now says the country now has the worst cholera outbreak in the world. cholera is a treatable disease but health officials are worried a lack of access to medical ca re worried a lack of access to medical care will mean more people will be affected and more will die.

the daily express, exclusive picture of the attackers walking through borough market.andon the van. then they are in borough market. they are walking calmly. they aren't running. they looked like three blokes walking along the road and from the earlier eyewitness reports, after having jumped out of the van... it is the express who will support the prime minister on her tougher action on terrorists, whatever that might mean. will strangely one of the interesting words here is the van mounted the pavement, that is the kind of thing that will be thought about at the very bottom level of this, raising pavements, how do you change the street verges so you can't get a van onto the pavement to run people over and hopefully the action will spread up and hopefully the action will spread up to prevent and what happens in government. we've already seen it in westminster long before this with the cordons and the much stricter access in downing street. i'm sure they're thinking about that already. how do you protect every road? all of the arteries across the river, it is such a dif

the daily express reports an operation, using a plastic liner in the gut, it could cure type 2 diabetesmes shows a picture of hms queen elizabeth, britain's new three billion pound aircraft carrier, which passed through the river forth before starting exercises in the north sea. now on bbc news, stay tuned for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. greece's debt crisis and economic collapse used to be headline news, but not so much anymore. but does that mean the country is in recovery? not if you ask the average greek. almost half of all young people are jobless and the elderly continue to see their pensions cut. with austerity biting deeper with every new release of european bailout money, is there any way out of the hole greece is in? my my guess is recent‘s economy minister, dimitri papadimitriou. is there any way out of the hole greece is in?. dimitri papadimitriou, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. there you were at the end of last year, enjoying your post as a highly respected academic economist in the united states. you were plucked from back into a senio

the daily mirror have gotan daily express. y express. the daily mirror have got an interview withjeremy corbyn. they are also talking about this man who was allowed back into the uk despite being on what is called a watchlist. we will talk about that as well with the various politicians we have. the front page of the times. the daily telegraph. we will pick up some of these issues. damien green will bejoining us. he was pick up some of these issues. damien green will be joining us. he was a former police minister also immigration minister. any questions being asked about how people, and one of the attackers, youssef zaghba, he attempted to leave italy, to go to syria, and was allowed to come here to the uk. the front page of the guardian talking about theresa may's comments last night about human rights laws in the way of the terror attack. this is a picture of kirsty boden and we understand that she ran towards danger to help those injured during the terror attack and actually herself died. and it is the stories in is in it th

the papers — our guests joining me tonight are alison little the deputy political editor of the daily expressce. french police are investigating a suspected terrorist attack in the centre of paris this evening after a car crashed into a police van and then burst into flames. french police have sealed off one of the best—known streets in paris, the champs—elysees. the french interior ministry said the driver was armed. the number of people believed to have died in the grenfell tower disaster in west london has risen to 79. the metropolitan police have warned that they may never be able to identify all those who died. as our home editor mark easton reports, a minute's silence for the dead was observed at 11 o'clock this morning across the uk. there have been too many days like this. the firefighters of red watch, first on the scene last week, linking arms with others in the united kingdom, the country pausing to reflect on the grenfell tower tragedy, a nation once again standing silently united in grief. and then, for red watch, it was back to the harrowing work at the tower, as the official co

the daily express, theresa may clings on... again, the same sentiment from the i. pots , making a reference to what theresa may referred to as a different kind of coalition altogether. we will be speaking to the mp ed vaizey in just a few minutes' time. so many conversations, you could hear them everywhere you went yesterday, people discussing what this might mean. what a mess to clear up. the morning after the night before. this business was set up after bin collections work at here. bury council has lost close to half of its funding since 2010. josh charnley people have had enough. public services cut, nhs, social care, education... and i think people are looking for something more positive, and knowing that it does not have to be that way, there is another way for people. from pre—election headlines to post—election headlines. dave, the labour voter, is stoned and chuffed. is this a look of shock? yes. dave the conservative voter is stunned — and furious. they just the conservative voter is stunned — and furious. theyjust did not seem to be bothered, theyjust tho

the developments in camden came too late for the daily mirror. the express may as eu bullies, as the prime minister announces details of the offer to eu nationals after brexit. according to the times, the manchester suicide bomber used videos from youtube and other websites to help build a device that killed 22 people. and the daily mail serialises the biography of the duchess of cambridge. a couple of the papers are managing to report what happened in camden tonight, only a couple of them because the news broke so late. we will start with the i. urgent safety work needed at high rise after buildings fail safety checks. even this front page was put together in a rush. absolutely, covering breaking news. deciding to evacuate a block on a friday evening. they are talking about putting people up on a leisure centre and speaking about finding hotel rooms in the middle of high season in london for 800 households. my season in london for 800 households. my first reaction is, i think this isa my first reaction is, i think this is a mistake. if i was the council i w

the daily express, may's fight to stay in power. met with queen elizabeth ii and vowing to form a government in part with the democratic nationalists in any nifment this from the daily star, mayhem as the tory gamble fails. the and the shock exit poll leaving britain hanging. alan from east chicago, indiana. we turn back to your reaction to the testimony yesterday by fired f.b.i. director james comey. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for having me on. thank you for c-span. i love this show. i want to make a comment to all of america. just relax. i don't like when i hear people call in and get overhyper and start screaming, calling names. it's not necessary. just relax. and we'll get through this. the comment i want to make about comey's hearing, to me it is serving as a distraction. i think they should just let the f.b.i. and the intel committee get on with the investigation of what russia is doing to our country. that is the most important thing. not the politics. we need to put america first. i agree with that. in the

the daily express is talking about summer on daily express is talking about summer on the way.st fighting deportation and has won £250,000 in legal aid. the quote from theresa may yesterday, "i got us into this mess, i will get us out. austerity is over, may tells the tories. apologetic pm and the quote that move was talking about. —— that louise. conservative and labour mps have been holding secret talks on soft brexit. it may take a while for that goat parchment, for the ink on it to drive but there was confusion around that. we will be talking to mr michael gove. mr goat? no, gove! over to the usenet news. stop making me laugh. —— business news. a story about which airports have come out worse. three british airports have been rated a month the ten worst in the world. not just been rated a month the ten worst in the world. notjust in europe but in the world. notjust in europe but in the world. notjust in europe but in the world. they are gatwick, manchester and edinburgh. they did an analysis based on the quality of the service, the punctuality. 76 leading international airp

>> reporter: well, i think you've definitely seen the right wing papers like the daily express and daily mail playing that up significantly very easily saying they're backing theresa may because of it. i feel now that there is a senses that maybe one attack or two attacks in the first couple of months, march and recently, were felt as a coincidence. perhaps the third one now people are starting to say this is a trend. and therefore more open to more being done. the question, of course, how it plays out. and labor are able to suggest theresa may cut police budgets. and she's finding it difficult to answer that question even though her intentions as you rightly suggest were to increase powers. so it's slightly muddy waters in terms of the political debate. but people certainly getting fed up with this. and the fact that there are such repeated attacks. >> 23,000 a real number, wilf? nobody knows, i guess. >> reporter: again, that's a difficult number to pin on specifically. and there are many, many different levels of people that are being monitored by security services and questions that

the front page of the daily express has a little bit on the dup deal but the new way to be diabetes as and prince charles. we havejust spoken about £6 million increase to help repairs to buckingham palace for the taxpayer. the daily mail talking about schools was bid to sway the general election by attacking tory policies. the way this has happened, according to the daily mail, is in the run—up to the general election on the eighth of june families were sent a series of m essa 9 es june families were sent a series of messages on social media and post by head teachers. looking at the inside pages... i don't know if you noticed this, england play germany today in football. what could possibly go wrong? i am talking about the england under 21 side playing in poland later this afternoon, at 5pm, andi poland later this afternoon, at 5pm, and i love nothing more than a bit of good old—fashioned exercise. this is the squad filmed at training yesterday with broomsticks doing a bit of twisting and squatting and all sorts of old—fashioned, good old—fashioned exercises. all sorts of old—fashioned

the daily express taking a note that prince philip is in hospital.tion. and says the queen put on a brave face yesterday, going to ascot after opening parliament. he has spent a second night in the hospital. he was going tojoin the second night in the hospital. he was going to join the events. we are going to join the events. we are going to join the events. we are going to get all of the weather first part a couple of stories in relation to the weather. i am well aware that it wasn't everywhere. in various parts of the country it wasn't very hot. some ideas here. one study says if you work in an office they should give you time. people talk about staying out of the sun. this is suggesting you need a certain amount of vitamin d and you do it when it is safe with the requisite amount of cream on. do it when it is safe with the requisite amount of cream onlj do it when it is safe with the requisite amount of cream on. i am factor 50, you have to get your skin say. and we loved pet stories, don't we. can you imagine, it is hot enough for us, imagine if

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. >>> united express offering three daily the charles m. schulz airport. >>> we are feeling the warrior's pride throughout the bay area, and you are showing it on social media. >> take a look at all of the middle ones from the lacey middle school in pacifica. it's tough taking one of those jumping photos but you nailed it. well done, and thank you for hash tagging >> and scarf. we found these because you used #dubson7. >> does that cat have its own instagram? >>> all the pets and their gear, we will have tons of photo to share later today as you #dubson7. what is leftover, a fair amount of cloud cover, the graying you see on the screen. it's mild out there and on the humid side. mid-50s to low 60s, and these are your starting temperatures out the door this morning. we are at 60 in san mateo. and about 61 in hayward. san francisco sitting at about 56 degrees. so the call later today, you will get rid of all the cloud cover, even along the coast, and tons of sunshine out there. 62 in san francisco, and 68 in oakland, and 63 in san jose and 73

the express leads with the claim that brussels still wants to exert control over the uk once the country has left the eu, through european court ofjustice rules. the daily campaign yesterday to change the telegraph is leading with the concerns expressed by senior city figures that the government is focussing too much on trade talks and is failing to prioritise the financial services industry, one of the largest contributors to the country's economy. the guardian leads on the council head who has stepped down. the sun has a large picture of tennis world number one andy murray urging readers to rub the picture and assist him in recovering from a hip injury, ahead of the wimbledon tournament which starts on monday. he has got a bad hip. he did not look good. we can start with the price. —— we can start with the i. the threat in high—rises is being ignored by the government. the threat in high—rises is being ignored by the governmentm the threat in high—rises is being ignored by the government. it is not just the cladding, it is what is inside the cladding, the insulation. from what i understand every single tower block's cladding that has been tested has f

two, expresses its appreciation for the daily courage and dedication of the united states capitol police who protect the capitol grounds. of congress, and the public to whom the capitol belongs. three, expresses its thanks to the earneda police department, alexandria injured. six, reaffirms an attack on any member of congress is an attack on every member, on the institution, and on the very principle of representative democratcy. and seven, stands firm in its belief that violence has no place in a pluralistic society where differences are settled through debate, ballots, and a legislative process which rests at the bedrock of our he representative -- of our epresentative democratcy. the question is on the adopping of this resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. -- the adoption of this resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the resolution is adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. all members are requested to take their conve

express them. thank you for daily providing our lawmakers with guidance and strength. lord, we pause to thank you for the courage and sacrificial service of our capitol police. forgive us when we take their daily courageous service for granted. lord, forgive us also when we seem to forget that words matter and can become seeds that will bring a bitter harvest. bring speedy healing to all those injured in yesterday's shooting and solace for all of us affected by this tragedy. today, use our senators as instruments of your peace, bringing unity from division, light from darkness, joy from sadness, and hope from despair. we pray in your sacred name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will resum

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