and then that settle on the fragile corals and literally a wreck a mark david wilson has found a lot today in addition to all the other plastic garbage tangles single use plastic this is the biggest threat to the environment. at the moment and a lot of people's opinion. will stop plastic bags. the wrappers that the plastic bubbles come in. so with the way they just get blown away into the say . yes we have again more examples of that. and so the garbage gen. by millions of tourists is increasingly choking the cats once beautiful beaches. and. even the monkeys have learned to drink from plastic cups. the internationally renowned marine ecologist tom tom on the loss of what has been studying the effects of plastic waste on the ecosystem for the last decade. the 1st thing you see is the big question is just how the koranic and covert of coral so if you. had raised the coral can get the ash yeah the water movement is stopped because it's from a cold war like a human is your birthday yet you cannot so why that is one big drawback and also the met has taken is mean although sort of fishing

david's swinging lifestyle. joan's affair. jeffrey wilson's away with him financed with insurance money from david's death. then there was the allegation that joan tried to poison david. and testimony from a young man who insisted joan asked elizabeth to recruit him to commit the murder and dispose of the gun. but the da saved his star witness for last. 15-year-old elizabeth shannon herself who told the jury that joan used a truly devious weapon. maternal love given and withdrawn to manipulate her into murder. >> i can take responsibility for my role in everything. but she was trying to put everything on me. that's the point i kind of woke up and realized, like, let me just tell the truth. >> was it true? on the stand elizabeth's accusation was clear and powerful. >> throughout the whole thing while i was testifying, she couldn't even look at me. >> joan did not testify. she sat quietly and listened as her attorney portrayed liz as a liar and ruthless killer who acted entirely alone when she executed her stepfather. >> she is absolutely cold-b

political analyst david gergen who served as senior adviser to presidents in both parties dating back to the nixon administration, and republican strategist and trump critic rick wilson, author of "everything trump touches dies." so, david, the president made these comments not just on foreign soil, but to an extent, sacred soil, sitting right next to the gravestones of the fallen heroes from the d-day invasion. where does this rank? i mean, how would you assess this moment? >> well, john, i had the privilege of going to normandy on the 50th anniversary with president clinton, and it is hallowed ground. one has a sense that as you walk in, especially -- because there are so many gravestones there, it's extraordinarily moving when you're there, and you do have a sense, there's something sacred about this place and that where we honor those who fell. and so, to have the president go there and then this controversy with nancy pelosi. i understand why he was ticked off with her, but nonetheless, especially to sit at that space just before the commemoration with those graves behind you, you know, it's just -- i just can't -- i can't believe -- who planned that? who was on

australia will have steve smith and david warner, facing england for the first time since their ball tampering bans. joe wilsonins. it is england versus australia at lord's in the world cup. that in itself might be enough to grab your attention, but let's consider the jeopardy for england in this match. another defeat and they would face the growing possibility that there would be —— they would be missing out on the knockout stages in their own world cup. what role with the home crowd play in this match? we have already seen india's captain, the right colleague, instruct his fa ns the right colleague, instruct his fans not to boot steve smith. and david warner for fans not to boot steve smith. and david warnerfor their fans not to boot steve smith. and david warner for their part in the scandal during this tournament. what policy will eoin morgan pursue? do you see it as your role to give any kind of indication or instruction to the crowd about how they should behave? no. they pay a lot of money, i suppose they can do what they want. they do. sport is beautiful in many ways because it attracts people from far

president wilson french prime minister also british prime minister david lloyd george. and the talian prime minister vittorio emanuele orlando. for the next several months the participants negotiated the terms of. peace treaties with the defeated powers the german delegation was not allowed to take part in the discussions. they hoped that the final treaty would be based on wilson's 14 points and would not involve any loss of territory. the germans were deeply concerned that claim a lso would take a hard line and weaken the new german republic so as to eliminate its ability to threaten from us i. at the end of 6 months of discussions the various delegations arrived at the palace of versailles to sign the main peace treaty. the ceremony took place on june 28th 1919 the date was no coincidence. exactly 5 years before on june the 28th 1914 the heir to the australian garion throne archduke franz ferdinand had been assassinated in sarajevo his murder had plunged europe into war. the choice of that some i was also symbolic it was here that the new german empire was proclaimed

match between the arch—rivals since steve smith and david warner came back from their year—long bans for ball tampering. our sports correspondent joe wilson there. the world cup may be hosted here but one nation has dominated. how many times have australia won the world cup? six. five. five, i think it is. how many times have england won the world cup? the clue is, it is below one. it's a zero, it's a duck egg. all that history but the crowd remember sandpaper... david warner was introduced and booed. booing. warner had been serene here to 53, until, wow, mis—hit tojoe root. captain aaron finch underpinned australia with his hundred but 285 seemed a smallish total. fast forward to england's innings, james vince gone to the second ball. attack, cried england, a catch, replied australia, and that was eoin morgan gone. five men out. stokes still going, cramp in his calf but belief in his bat, until, this... against mitchell starc, sometimes no bat is good enough. and england were soon all out. 64 i’u ns and england were soon all out. 64 runs short. from this game, where? they insist they can win their final two group games but they are tough

aaron david miller joins us live from the wilson center. you've worked for several secretaries of state, done negotiations in this delicate region. connect the dots of today. e iran acknowledges it shot down a drone. iran says it was in iranian airspace, the pentagon says that is a lie. the president thinks it was a loose and stupid act. now what? >> maybe the intel shows that it was, that these operations are not centrally coordinated. you have a risk averse president and right now i think an iranian regime that is actually quite risk ready. the administration has put enormous stock in this question of deterrence. they have deployed military assets. they don't want war but they want to deter. and now even if this was a loose cannon act by an iranian revolutionary guard corps unit, you have the problem that a $150 million drone, no one was killed and maybe that impressed the president as well. i suspect and the way the president has been talking, you'll see, you'll see, it's a big mistake, it's a big mistake, that at some point either today

wilson was there. what was the entertainment for the crowd here in lourdes today, while they have their opportunity to blewett davidner and steve smith if they want to do, and several people dead, i'm not sure if it undermines those batsmen, australia in any case were underpinned by aaron finch, who increased his reputation as a batsman, and was a captain in this match. he made 100 still. australia's total of 285 by modern standards seemed modest, but then england's in income a second ball, jason darren derf selected by australia for this match, clean ball, for not, and that really set the tone. time and time again, australia's fielding skills and bowling skills were just superior to what we saw from england in this game. and that really was emphasised in the standout moment i think of the entire match, when mitchell got rid of ben stokes with a beautiful in swinging, it was really only stokes, who has stood between australia and victory, when he was out, england were also out. once again, we have to ask the questions of england's ability to play under pressure. in this, their home world cup, they now face the real

wilson. there we go. picking the best charts. >> you can run the functions david loves to point to. over and join mike, you are up. we have a chart going back to the post-brexit low. back in october, 2016. a line coming up. 135-38 and change. we still think this line is at risk. there is too much going against it. the brexit backdrop. early election to the u.k.. choosing between jeremy corbyn and boris johnson is not immediately good for the pound. china, thee bank of bank of japan press conference. risks.ve flagged china a little bit oversold. even if things reside above here, they are going to come up to that summit. ourselves testing after breaking below it. it is your go. about the market that offers yield protection amid a low interest rate environment. investors hunting for yield should take a look at the taiwan market. in 2014, the dividend yield was about equal when comparing two regional and global. -- global peers. yield crushes all others by a mile. shares dropped the most in five months. after the china and the u.s. agreed to resume talks. ahead, the high dividend yield

joe wilson is at lord‘s for us. david browning is opening the batting.d weiner was introduced to the crowd, as he walked out, there was a discernible boo from the crowd. there was nothing raucous, this is lord‘s, and let‘s be honest, david warner is used to playing the role of villain. it does not seem to be affecting him too much at the moment. how have the england bowler started? these are bowler friendly conditions, the sky behind me is a kind of grey, blue mix, england would have hoped for wickets when they won the toss. there have been lots of near misses from england‘s point of view. there have been a few edges, one a drop from james vince. at the bottom line is the opening batsman of australia toughing it out. lots of rapid scoring rate but they have progressed beyond 78 now without the loss of a wicket so far, so without the loss of a wicket so far, so thus far it has been their game and their morning. thank you, joe. you can follow the match on five live sports extra, keep up—to—date via the bbc sports website and app. former newcastle midfielde

muckraking journalist, and also a best-selling author under the pseudonym david grayson that year, was the press secretary for woodrow wilson at the peace conference in paris, and he wrote several autobiographies. at the end of his last one, right before he died, he wrote a end the book with. curious in time i stand, noting the efforts of heroes. is the different long? slander, poverty, death, lies the seed rest for centuries in the ground. it sprouts, blooms, and fills the earth with youth and beauty. that's it. thank you. [applause] i have a lot more on my note card. i was going to read from the polar bear expedition, but it is not fair to you to keep reading. i need to take questions, because this is the interactive part of the program. first i need to see you. okay. ok, right there. [laughter] >> one of the things i was 1919k by -- you said in there was such a national need for heroes, whether at a local or national level. in contrast with what we are seeing now, it seems there is the tendency to identify the bad guys, the ones that are evil, but i am not seeing putting forth heroes. would you comment on that? i think t

david: we welcome the president and ceo of the woodrow wilson international center for scholars and awho served on the house intelligence committee. you understand geopolitics so terribly well. the u.s. has said they will now impose more sanctions today. what can they sanction and what difference will it make? jane: i think we are doing better in women's soccer, and that is a good thing, then foreign policy. theiran policy is all over place and are middle east strategy is nowhere. let's start with that. today we are imposing more sanctions on the iran economy. bad, butaying that is what it does is strengthen the hard-liners against the current regime, which is more moderate. cybereek we did offensive , that was our strategy last week. it is not clear how well it worked or what the retaliation could be. next week we will do what? this week there is a conference in bahrain that we called to promote our new israel-palestine plan which the palestinians are not invited to and oppose. there is that. then there is the bombing by saudi arabia -- not by saudi -- by, i possibly possibly those a

wilson was there. what was the entertainment for the crowd here in lourdes today, while they have their opportunity to blewett davide dead, i'm not sure

about the reception steve smith and david warner would receive from the crowd at the home of cricket as he continues his return from a ban for ball tampering. joe wilson their arrival greeted? the clouds above lard is all they have been a bit murky and mixed and i think you could say the same thing for the reception that they both got from the lord's crowd. yesterday eoin morgan told me it was up to the spectators to treat them how they wa nt to spectators to treat them how they want to do. he would not give instructions. definite shouts when one came out. a similar response for steve smith. nothing raucous but this is at lord's. if you do have a mind to blue australian cricketers in this english summer, there will be ample opportunities with the ashes still to come. england won the task, put australia into bat, have they taken full advantage? certainly for the first hour and a half, maybe two hours, you would think australia were definitely untapped, england hoping to get early wickets. that didn't happen. at one looked pretty at ease and fincher started to accelerate, he got to his 100 and then fincher started to accelerate, he got to his 100 and th

david daniel with a preview. >>about the doughnuts >>she's annabel comes home is the 3rd movie about the possessed doll and the 7th in the wider conjuring universe of connected patrick wilsonman cast of the r rated fright flick. >>which opened on wednesday and is looking at $30 million or more between then and sunday. >>not nearly enough to top that other dollar movie toy story 4. >>we des moines to paul mccartney rights the beatles. hey the cosmic twist in the romantic musical yesterday leaves a struggling musician played by him expert tell as the only person who remembers the beatles when he starts writing and singing their songs, rockets to stardom. >>no box office blast off for this film, though analysts expected to debut with million or more between friday and sunday in hollywood i'm david daniel. we'll take a look pup we're getting a first glimpse of the pop that was born. >>june 10 that outside of chicago. his bond with his mom learning how to swim there just that will make his public debut. in a few weeks. an elderly woman in missouri is pumping iron making headlines and breaking records. this power lifting grandma has no plans to slow down in fact since 2016 81 ye

david daniel takes a closer look. >>about the doughnuts >>she's annabel comes home is the 3rd movie about the possessed doll and the 7th in the wider conjuring universe of connected patrick wilsonman cast of the r rated fright flick. >>which opened on wednesday and is looking at $30 million or more between ban and sunday. >>not nearly enough to top that other dollar movie toy story 4. >>we simple mccaw the rights the beatles. hey the cosmic twist in the romantic musical yesterday leaves a struggling musician played by him best to tell as the only person who remembers the beatles when he starts writing and singing their songs, rockets to stardom. >>no box office blast off for this film, though analysts expected to debut with million or more between friday and sunday in hollywood i'm david daniel. and 55 and coming up on the kron 4 morning news a driver slams his truck into a restaurant in the east bay police say he was. >>drunk behind the wheel will have the full story in just a minute and pride festivities kicking off today in san francisco and a whole lot of stuff planned for the weekend ahead, we'll tell you how all of that will impact you fear, not only attending but maybe e

david daniel. about the doughnuts >>she's annabel comes home is the 3rd movie about the possessed doll and the 7th in the wider conjuring universe of connected movie's patrick wilsonhuman cast of the r rated fright flick. >>which opened on wednesday and is looking at $30 million or more between then and sunday. >>not nearly enough to top that other doll movie toy story 4. >>we des moines to paul mccartney rights to the beatles. hey the cosmic twist in the romantic musical yesterday leaves a struggling musician played by him best to tell as the only person who remembers the beatles when he starts writing and singing their songs, rockets to stardom. >>no box office blast off for this film, though analysts expected to debut with million or more between friday and sunday in hollywood i'm david daniel. the germs appian robot is clean up a police station in downtown la lapd was fined last month after state investigators found filthy conditions. >>rats they even found an officer working with typhoid fever. a $110,000 robot will zap those rooms with all alter violet rays. officials say it kills up to 90% of germs. the station also bought a $5,000 machine to d decontaminat