>> congressman duffy: that is a head scratcher for me. bottom line is democrats want to lock in obamacare or bring a civil pair system. 60% of house democrats were signed on for single-payer. they're taking power out of washington, i don't think democrats can buy into that. how donald trump cuts a deal with them -- >> harris: i heard a little differently from you. i heard him say i'm going to do a deal with democrats and we know he will and we also know that the threshold would be 60 votes and that democrats may feel like they have a little but of leverage, so maybe they will jump into the game. we won't get to single-payer. the president said i have great relationship with democrats and then he said not really trust. did you catch it? he knows he's going to have to bring that same type of deal, i would imagine that he did previously with democrats. if republicans want to be in the game, they are going to have to be the ones that have to step i in. >> congressman duffy: of the president moves on daca, he's going to lose his base. the real

duffy. mr. duffy: he does have the de facto power because he could fire the representatives at the department of justice to repeal the regulations. senator graham: it would be a two-step process. mr. duffy: a two-step process. mr. vladeck: or find someone that will fire the acting attorney general. senator graham: we're trying to make sure that something out of bounds can happen and mr. mueller can proceed forward with some confidence. is that a thing worth the congress looking at given the circumstances we have? do you think we're doing the right thing by looking at that? >> i think you are. providing a process and orderly process of judicial review might strengthen presidential power and make the president more certain that if there is something that is, you know, legitimately good cause the president believes is good cause, the president can issue an order and not have brinksmanship. not have saturday night massacre. senator graham: what i am trying to avoid is a saturday night massacre a

and i couldn't agree with congressman duffy more.n would be mortified over the disrespect shown by nfl players. joining me now is gold star mother of fallen navy sale erin vaughn, senior adviser for concerned veterans of america. we're joined by karen vaughn. it is great to see and you great to talk with you. >> good to be with you. lou: i want to turn to what we're watching here. you said that aaron would be mortified of this. i think much of the country feels exactly that way. yur thoughts? >> exactly, lou, you know, the one thing that has stood through the test of time is the american flag. it is a banner of freedom. symbolic of everything we are as a nation, and yes, aaron would be mortified to see people choosing to disrespect the national anthem and the american flag. i mean, i don't know how many war fighters i know who have an american flag tucked inside their vest when they go to war and die with it there because it has such a powerful meaning of history and courage and bravery and the american dream and, you know, it's what

duffy.s he is at the virginia law school and teaches tort, administrative law, patent law and intellectual property law.it he has also served as director editor for the university of chicago law review and was awarded the olin fellowship in law and economic, professor duffy clerked for judge steven williams on the u.s. court ofnd appeals for the d.c. circuit first glia, served as attorney advisor in the department justice office of legal counsel and practice law at covington and birmingham. he has also published much the committee has also received a letter from professor john harrison, the james madison distinguished professor of law at the virginia law school and he expresses his views that both of the bills that we are considering today will encounter constitutional difficulties in that letter will be put in the record. we start with you professor.r. >> chemistry chair. it's an honor you with you all. i previously testified before this committee on half a dozen occasions, and it's a great

duffy. think he does have the de facto power because he could order his representatives department of justice to repeal the regulations. >> right, that would be a two-step process. yeah, it would be a two-step process. people u could fire until he finds the acting attorney general that would fire the special counsel. do iswhat we're trying to make sure that something out of bounds doesn't happen and mr. wither can proceed forward some confidence. is that a thing worth the ongress looking at, given the circumstances we have? do you think we're doing the right thing by trying to look at that? i think you are. in part, because i think that providing a process, an orderly review, my judicial actually strengthen presidential power and make the president if there is that something that is legitimately good cause and the president is good cause, the president can issue an order and not havebrinksmanship, saturday night massacre. >> so here's what i'm trying to night s a saturday massacre and an up

here with us, rachel campos duffy, juan williams and steve cortez. you show how tax cuts boost the economy, give us some evidence. >> oh, absolutely. by the way, most people when they talk history here and tax cuts they go straight to ronald reagan, he's a great case. i'd like to go further back to john f. kennedy. my irish grandmother on my mother's side she had a picture of jfk on her wall. i think that's mainly because he was irish and catholic and handsome, but i would put a picture of him on the wall because he was a tax cutter. a lot of people don't know that. he was the last democrat who really believed in cutting taxes and what happened, sadly, he didn't live to see a lot of this. but what happened as a result, the economy soared in the mid to late '60s, as did the stock market. so, jfk proves when we cut taxes, we incentivize people and put money in their pockets and empower them. great things happen and prosperity is lifted for all. particularly the middle class. liz: let's not forget at that reagan was irish and handsome, too. >> the evide

duffy and charlie hurt, we'll be right bacacacacac you each drive a ford pickup right?g to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- (all laughing) oh my.... the current chevy silverado. current chevy owners and lessees get a total value of ten-thousand, six hundred dollars. or, 0% financing for 72 months on this silverado all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. ♪ lou: to bring you up-to-date on our online poll. the question we asked last night, do you believe the number of people hillary clinton blames for her 2016 loss proves that, indeed, it does take a village? 73% of you saying, yes, that seems just about right. joining me now, fox news contributor rachel campos duffy and washington times opinion editor charlie hurt. thank you both for being here. rachel, let's start with, if we may, just the matter of rt, the russia network, not registered as a foreign agent. and for years has

it is sound of the community coming together to help three-year old molly duffy. 240 golfers rolled out across riverton country club to raise monday foyer research that will hopefully save molly's life, her dad kevin, is the golf pro at riverton. >> one, two, three, we. >> holy has hereditary 747. >> neuro degenerative disease that attacks nerves. molly's parent knew something was wrong but didn't get the diagnosis until she was, two, and then talk bay shocker. >> necessity told us molly was only one, known in the u.s. to have, hereditary 47. >> reporter: and because it is so rare doctors didn't have a treatment, in way to stop the loss of muscle tone, that makes walking difficult. >> we had a tough few months, to not really know what to expect and to not have much to go off of, and it was scary. >> anyone hears their child will be wheelchair bound by the time they are 12 or 13 it is devastating. >> reporter: instead of being paralyzed with heart breaking fear, angela and kevin duffy got to work researching and found other families and then started a foundation called pure spg47. >> we

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bermuda's flora duffy won the overall women's series. appointed lee johnston — a three—time olympian — as their new head coach. he replaces dominik scherrer, who resigned earlier this week. johnston was a member of the gb teams at the 1998, 2002 and 2006 winter olympics and is a 12—time british champion. it's the return of the champions league of darts this weekend at the motorpoint arena in cardiff, where the top eight players in the pdc play over two days in a knockout tournament. in the opening match, world number three peter snakebite wright fired in six 1805 to beat world number six dave chisnall and see out the match on double five. you can see full coverage from cardiff on the bbc sport website. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening and i'll be doing it all again in sportsday at 7:30pm. see you then. manchester city beat watford 6—0 today. sergio querrey got a hat—trick. —— sergio aguero. no time for the weather. it's been a day of sunshine and showers. this is set to continue ov

on the line now is sasha duffy, who lives in cape coral, florida.for talking to us, tell us what response you have made to this oncoming threat. yes, cape coral is a town with lots of canals, and we are expecting a lot of flooding there. my home is in a mandatory evacuation area, so we have moved slightly inland and slightly north to my in—laws house. they are in an area not in a flood is owned but we're still going to be hit by the hurricane, but we won't experience any flooding, hopefully. how is this comparing with other hurricanes you have been through? i've been here 15 yea rs, have been through? i've been here 15 years, so i've been through quite a few. this is about my fifth hurricane that has threatened the area, and it is much, much worse. the last big one that i remember was in 2004, which was hurricane charlie. that was scary but it was very, very small and fast moving. this is just very, very small and fast moving. this isjust on very, very small and fast moving. this is just on a totally different scale. everyone is just this is just on

republican representative sean duffy is joining me right now. the wonderful congressman from wisconsin where you guys have been struggling with your middle class as well, you got foxconn there, opening a factory, a big deal, congratulations on that one. as far as tax reform goes, what is your sense of whether or not we will see a lot of democrats on board, representative? >> listen, democrats have for decades been pitching not tax reductions but tax increases, not for businesses but individuals and the most productive members of societies. so i applaud donald trump, the president, going out there and trying to cut a deal with democrats to bring them to his way of thinking that actually can you grow the economy, bring more money into the federal coffers and offer people better wages for tax reform. i applaud him for the effort when. nancy pelosi accepteds out popular tweet calling him cruel and saying he's a coward, i doubt she's going to join him in the effort. she's part of the resist effort trying to take him out of office. trish: the fact she

but mark duffy thundered home before clarke added his second. 4—2 it finished at hillsborough.herwell with a 1—0 win against the same opponents in the scottish premiership. andrew considine‘s scrambled goal secured all three points at fir park. the dons are back up to second in the table and two points behind leaders celtic. defending champions manchester city began their wsl season with a comprehensive win over yeovil town ladies. there were four different scorers in their 4—0 victory. but that wasn‘t the biggest win of the day. chelsea thrashed bristol city 6—0 with drew spence scoring their opener against the promoted team. the cross was from karen carney. maren mjelde also got a couple. there were also wins for arsenal and sunderland. england and saracens number eight billy vunipola will miss england‘s autumn internationals after being ruled out for four months with a knee injury. he limped off in sarries‘ win over sale yesterday and underwent surgery today. he will miss the tests against argentina, australia and samoa in november and the first few rounds of his club side‘s

joining me now, fox news contributor rachel campos duffy and washington times opinion editor charlienk you both for being here. rachel, let's start with, if we may, just the matter of rt, the russia network, not registered as a foreign agent. and for years has operated as a propaganda outlet, and the obama administration seemed to ignore its presence as it says it was concerned about russian interference in our elections. what do you make of that? >> well, it seems like they're only concerned about russian interference until they realize that donald trump won the election. i would note too, lou, i looked up -- there's a lot of democrats that have worked for rt. larry king, sid blumenthal, jesse ventura's daughter, oliver stone's son, so there's a bit of a democrat influence or collaboration -- lou: you know, that sounded like -- >> you and i have talked a lot about. lou: that's got a 1950s feel to it, the way that you pray that out. concern play that out. [laughter] >> i suppose. lou: charlie, what do you thinksome. >> well, this has been sort of the lurking story that nobody wants t

presidents bush and obama, gillian turner is here, commentator and fox news contributor, rachel campos-duffy and today's #oneluckyguy, veteran journalist and fox news correspondent at large, geraldo rivera and he is outnumbered and you bring your experience with horrific situations like this to the couch. >> geraldo: i was therefore hurricane rita and hurricane ike which came exactly as harvey di did. harvey has a magnitude far larger than those previous storms. i'm watching the relief efforts now that they stabilize the situation, they make sure -- the rescues have gone wonderfully and now you're seeing animals, so you know most of the humans are in a safe place. you've got to give them shelter, you've got to give them food and most importantly, you need to give them assurance that the federal government is there for them. that's the biggest untold story is the chemical complex there, these fires breaking out everywhere. we are now paying the consequences of a lack of regulation. that is the real story, the pollution, the instability. >> sandra: let's get to where we are at this moment. the

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. >> reporter: it is sound of the community coming together, to help three-year old molly duffy. 240olled out across riverton country club to raise money for research that will help police save molly's life. her dad kevin is golf pro at riverton. >> one, two, three, we. >> holy has a disease called s pg47. >> reporter: neuro deagain if i have disease that attack nerves. molly's parent knew something was wrong but didn't get the diagnosis until she was, two. and then talk bay shocker. >> they told thaws molly's only one known in the u.s. to have the 47 disease. >> doctors didn't have a treatment in, way to stop loss of muscle tone that makes walking, really difficult. >> we have a tough few months to not really necessity what to expect and not to have much to go off of, it was scary. >> when anyone hears their child will be rechair bound by 12 or 13 it is devastating. >> reporter: instead of being paralyzed with heart break and fear angela and kevin duffy got to work researching and found other families and then started a foundation called cure spg47. >> we have got these two research

duffy >> michael joseph duffy >> and format duger >> patrick dunn >> christopher joseph dunn >> felician jones >> patrick dwyer >> richard anthony >> john bruce eagleton >> robert douglas eaton >> margaret ruth echtermann >> and my brother alejandro. denise wrote something for you. a life like yours not many have seen but you live your life like one of the crazy ones that i saw everyday is a blessing. blessing. you live for love and your family. you are there for every smile, every hardship. sometimes i see you and others and i believe that you just saying hello. i speak to you constantly because i know that you are listening. >> you have different paths to fill. being a father, brother and uncle, you played every part with no effort. it was like you were made for each of those roles. another year that you are not here is another year that you are at peace. the love that you show cannot be explained and each word of wisdom that you gave is still used to this day. we miss you and i love you. your son, you should be very proud of him. he is doing awesome and mommy and dad, they miss you s

seven minutes from time powerful hard delivered this marvelous cross which found danielle de duffy of to the final score a point for both sport in the champions backyard of. the jubilee the teacher. smith had inspired his team at half time to come back which boils the machine and might just inspire a turnaround in fortunes. this isn't like a sports car which i'm lucky enough to be in charge of right now i've got to fix a few bits and bobs jr opposite and that's a lot of funds and maybe if new vanish a new mentality maybe that's an area in which i can make some changes to the way it was byron's winning mentality signore i think that. was played better than our sun a day and a game of theirs after even. now they can turn their attention to the upcoming challenge against p.s.g. maybe buyers will find their feet in that game for us a taste of our new show kick off life. what is football. while it's a game on a pitch or street where having locked football is a law and it's here. it's joint. pain. it's a luxury and to get that. football is like it's every emotion on the planet. it's not and

annoying british correspondent, nigel duffy, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] you guys, check this. i saw that starbucks has started selling a new sushi burrito. [ audience ews ] when asked how much it costs, starbucks said, "don't worry, you'll pay for it later." [ laughter and applause ] it comes with a key to the bathroom. this is very interesting here. according to nintendo's newest official profile for mario, he isn't actually a plumber any more. [ audience ohs ] i was just playing some super mario the other day and i think i noticed that he got a a new job. take a look at this. ♪ [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: this is kind of funny. a man in california got stuck inside his apartment after a a ups driver wedged a package under his doorknob. [ laughter ] luckily he was set free when a a fedex driver threw a package at the door and knocked it loose. [ laughter and applause ] that's right, a guy got stuck in his apartment after a ups guy stuck a package against his door. i guess none of his neighbors came to help him when they heard him shouting, "help, my package is stuck!"

for example, you have terry duffy at the cme and paid a huge speech fee, $225,000 because she's such and fabulous speaker, and duffy gave the clinton foundation or the clinton presidential campaign $4600 and in exchange in an e-mail, he is asking for an introduction to the prime minister of singapore, and he helped with posts over there, that sort of thing. how do you know it's connected? >> i don't know. and you're right, they'll make that argument. if i were the federal judge in the case, if she were indicted, the judge will tell the jury, the defense they would have done it anyway is not a defense to the allegation of bribery. on the other hand, the government asked to show that her motivation was not to be a good secretary of state but to reward people who had -- melissa: how do you do that? how do you show that's the motivation. >> very difficult to show motivation, you show it by what's said to people around her, e-mails, many of which have been destroyed. or you indict the recipient of the favor and then you negotiate with that recipient. what did you really get out of this? m

duffy diesel's and his business partners have hoisted up their tables in fifty five countries around the world the ten year anniversary was destined to be a special occasion ten tables catered to simultaneously by ten michelin starred chefs. now he's back in belgium where he first launched the idea the view this time is and works harder most of the guests have been invited by private companies they prepare for takeoff. no reason to be afraid i will have two more drinks and i'll be fine i feel safe feel very stuck in here so i'm no hurry to fall out of years. and up they go sixteen steel cables pull the seven ton gondola into the air the organizers say they haven't had a single mishap in all these years even so olivier de fink one of belgium's finest chefs is trying hard to tamp down his anxiety this is his first dinner in the sky. my freedom fights because normally even on the stairs have guts so my freedom fights with a real challenge by like here we are outside i've got to direct contact with the customers to ask questions when that day and then they entertain me as great. in the m

here with us, rachel campos duffy, juan williams and steve cortez.tax cuts boost the economy, give us some evidence. >> oh, absolutely. by the way, most people when they talk history here and tax cuts they go straight to ronald reagan, he's a great

congressman duffy your take on this. here's what the president did.the debt limit off of our plate for the short-term but what he really did was move it only three months down the line when techs are from is going to be the hottest. about the time these issues are coming up. he has actually empowered democrats. he's giving them incredible leverage to wreak havoc on tax reform. i know everybody sits back and applauds him. some republicans no matter what the president will do what he will support them. he shot from the hip and missed the target. when were trying to do these big issues that we promise this is good to come blowback rate in her face and it's gonna be a big problem. >> are you going to need democrat votes for that tax reform or what you do reconciliation. i would argue that the resist movement the never trump movement is so strong there to try to hold even democrats who understand the need for tax reform they are going to be afraid of the left wing base. we would love democrats to come with us. this is not a person issue. >> but will you ne

sean duffy joins me now. i want to talk daca. this is what it means.f sessions made 800,000 immigrants brought in illegally to this country when they were children would be now deemed illegal. the announcement caused major backlash. do you believe the backlash caused trump to hedge last night when he tweeted he will revisit if congress can't get anything done in six months? >> this is coming from a left who will be angry no matter what the president does. he could have ended it yesterday but he gave a six month window for congress to do its job to deal with the dealers. it was compassionate of the president saying i want to take care of young kids who came here no fault of their own. i understand i can't do it myself. i'm not a king. i'm a president who executes the law, i don't make the law. that's congress. i thought what he did was very compassionate and the left no matter how he behaves or what he does will come out and criticize him. i thought he was spot on. this gives us an opportunity to not just deal with the dreamers but also deal with the ro

dudek gerard duffy thomas w.te duger sareve dukat christopher joseph dunne felecia gail dunn-jones patrick thomas dwyer richard anthony dunstan john bruce eagleson joseph anthony eacobacci robert douglas eaton margaret ruth echtermann robert douglas eaton dean philip eberling >> and my brother alejandro cass tannio, your niece wrote something four. a life like yours not many have seen, but you lived your life like one of the crazy ones that i saw every day as a blessing. you've lived life for love and for your family. you were there for every smile, every hardship. sometimes i see you in others and i believe that you're just saying hi. i speak to you constantly because i know you're listening. you have different hats to fill. >> a father, brother, and uncle, but you played every part with no effort. it was like you were made for each of those roles. another year that you are not here, but another year that you are at peace, the love that you showed cannot be explained and each word of wisdom that you gave is stil

spaniard mario mola successfully defended the men's title, while bermuda's flora duffy took her secondws, the papers. hello and welcome to our look at today's papers. with me are caroline crampton, of the new statesman, and the broadcasterjohn stapleton. let's have a look at the front pages then. just before we talk about that, some breaking news. writers aren't reporting that passengers have been evacuated from a british airways aeroplane at charles de gaulle airport in paris for security reasons, quoting an airport official. flight ba 303 was due to ta ke official. flight ba 303 was due to take off and fly to heathrow when it was evacuated. we will bring you more on that as soon as we get it. the evacuation of flight ba 303 at charles de gaulle airport before it took off this morning. the sun talks about security. amber rudd the home secretary wrote an article talking about the future after the eu security wise and there is the need for a new security treaty with europe after the exit. she spoke about the importance of europol despite theresa may occasion having reservations. she sai

incoherent people who are very very rightwing there's a fascinating article the munich economic historian duffy to come tony produce a few days ago where he showed just a sister current continuity between those areas of germany for instance has a high vote for national socialism in the late one nine hundred twenty s. and the early one nine hundred thirty s. and the vote for the a f t and in today's in today's world so this is the really could use some kind of continuity. because it's i think a relatively small part of the german political spectrum you know speaking about statistics are also challenged some of the data about the support for the f.t. and what i was curious for me to find out that it does rely on certain communities of recent immigrants the russians the cabs the poles there is also quite a bit of a support for the idea those groups which is i think politically understandable because those countries tend to be more conservative. last willing to open up their borders to newcomers but the idea here is that you know the big question that i'm sort of dropping with is that in germany ma

they started really well , taking the lead afterjust four minutes in tblisi, thanks to shane duffy's time georgia equalised to secure a point. ireland face the group leaders serbia next tuesday, so that will give wales a chance to make up some ground. all teams have three matches left to play, group winners qualify for russia, second place should ensure a play—off spot. there was some brilliant cricket on finals day at a sold out edgbaston yesterday, nottingham outlaws came out on top and are the t20 blast champions. they beat the birmingham bears by 22 runs. more than a thousand runs were scored across the two semi—finals and final. notts recovered from losing the wicket of alex hales early on to post a total of 190, thanks to 64 from samit patel. birmingham couldn't get close to that on their home ground, notts becoming champions for the first time and completing the double after also winning this season's 50—over competition. lewis hamilton can take the lead in the formula one championship this afternoon. it's the italian grand prix at monza and hamilton is on pole for a record br

alan duffy is associate professor of astrophysics at swinburne university in melbourne.s has been a long time coming. australia is one of two developed nations lacking its own space agency. we have a great legacy in space. we built and launched ourfirst satellite 50 years ago. it puts a third in the world after the us and the ussr. we've managed to do without a space agency in the meantime and missed a lot of opportunities. hopefully, with this new national space agency, we can rightfully claim our place as part of this worldwide endeavour and do justice to our history and legacy in this field. it is indeed a big business right now. more than us$400 billion. where could the strength of australia be now, in which areas of the space industry? australia poses a unique challenge as a nation. we're a sparsely populated, enormous landmass. space imagery is really key. it's our strength, we spent a lot of money accessing other nations‘ images of our own region. the first thing i suspect the national space agency will do will be create a team and bring together the expertise in

shane duffy opened the scoring for ireland early on, but things were level not long after.of the area. isco has scored two. the match between croatia and kosovo was abandoned because of bad weather. riyad mahrez was missing from played today. he was released by algeria early in the week to try to serve out his possible transfer, but he wasn't even on the bench as zambia move into second place. at the us open in new york rafael nadal and roger federer are due to play their third round matches later. top seed rafael nadal will play maya. action is well underway. the world number eight will next face either roberta and mr battut or juan martin del potro. the 23 time grand slam champion, serena williams, has given birth to a baby girl at a clinic in florida. sports stars and celebrities have sent their congratulations. no name yet. she says she plans to return to tennis for the australian open. what are the odds on her winning that? back to you. thanks very much. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @alpapatel. that is it from me and t

during that debate labour's rosie duffy — the new mp for canterbury — made her maiden speech.. this ranges from badly researched articles published as fact to unpleasant personal messages late at night and vile insults from a small, persistent handful of activists from other parties posted online. i would like to acknowledge the efforts being made by the inspirational women in parliament who are working hard to raise this issue and fight against it, even though that usually results in much more abuse being thrown their way. she said it was possible to engage in passionate debate without resorting to name calling, death threats and abusive language. finally, an unfortunate thing happened to the veteran labour mp ann clwyd on wednesday on her way to the commons. she'd wanted to take part in votes on three government finance measures but was prevented from doing so. i was locked, not in the lavatory but in the lift, and were it not for one of the researchers of the party opposite, i suspect i would still be there! i think it is very unsatisfactory but in our first week back after

they started really well, taking the lead afterjust four minutes in tblisi, thanks to shane duffy's headerireland face the group leaders serbia next tuesday, a victory would see them top of the group. group winners qualify for russia, second place should ensure a play—off spot. the italian grand prix will be underway soon, lewis hamilton looking to top the championship for the first time this season. he has got a great chance at monza because he was on pole position for ace records 69th time. the williams driver long stroll at the age of 18 will be alongside him and the youngest driver to start from the front row. championship leader sebastian vettel will start from six in his ferrari. chris froome is still wearing the leader's jersey. the 14th stage was won by a rider from poland. chris froome finished fourth, losing a few seconds to his nearest rival. another mountain stage today. chris froome is going for the rare grand tour double having already won the tour de france this year. a much easier day for roger federer at the us open after being pushed to five sets twice. he breezed past sp

they started really well, taking the lead afterjust four minutes in tblisi, thanks to shane duffy's headerd to secure a point. ireland face the group leaders serbia next tuesday, so that will give wales a chance to make up some ground. all teams have three matches left to play. group winners qualify for russia, second place should ensure a play—off spot. nottingham 0utlaws are the t20 blast champions for the first time. they beat the birmingham bears by 22 runs. more than a thousand runs were scored across the two semi—finals and final at edgbaston. notts lost the wicket of alex hales early on, but posted a total of 190, thanks to 64 from samit patel. birmingham couldn't get close to that on their home ground, that meant notts completed the double after also winning this season's 50—over competition. lewis hamilton can take the lead in the formula one championship this afternoon. it's the italian grand prix at monza and hamilton is on pole for a record 69th time, he was quickest in qualifying by over a second despite treacherous conditions. the williams driver lance stroll, at 18, is the y

alan duffy is associate professor of astrophysics at swinburne university in melbourne.ur first satellite 50 yea rs launched our first satellite 50 years ago. it puts a third in the world after the us and the ussr. we managed to miss a lot of opportunities. hopefully, with this new national space agency, we can rightfully claim our place as part of this worldwide endeavour and do justice to our history and legacy in this field. it is indeed a big business right now. more than 400 billion us dollars. where can the strength of australia be now, in which areas of the space industry? australia post is a unique challenge asa australia post is a unique challenge as a nation —— australia poses. we spent a lot of money accessing other nation‘s images of our own region. the first thing i suspect the national space agency will do will be create a team and bring together expertise in space imagery so both benefit everything from farmers and agriculture, telling them about moisture in their soils to fisheries and industries like the mining sector. australia will absolutely rea p sec

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