the embryo testing the dunns opted for is called pgs testing, pre-implantation genetic screening.kes a biopsy to determine if it's chrome domely healthy. in 2014, advances in this screening made it possible to detect when an embryo has a mix of normal and abnormal cells, called mosaic embryos. the twins grew from mosaic embryos. doctors believe in some cases, those abnormal cells can self-correct or be pushed to the placenta, leaving the embryo healthy. but because the biopsy is small, the challenge is knowing the extent of abnormality and what that means for pregnancw th whac means? >> the mosaic embryo can either fail to implant, and you could miscarry. you could have a child with birth defects, or you could have a perfectly healthy baby. that's with every pregnancy really. >> reporter: but the decision to transfer these embryos using ivf is spurring debate among fertility experts. the director of nyu fertility center. >> mosaic embryos are not abnormal embryos. abnormal embryos don't make babies or pregnancies. mosaic embryos have potential. they don't have the same potential a

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harrop dunn hardly a cloud in the sky —— hardly a cloud in the sky.t still a lot of heat across much of uk and most temperatures still 30 or 3! celsius at bells. heading into next week, we are not going to see any rain really to speak up so it will stay dry. no end in sight as far as thatis stay dry. no end in sight as far as that is concerned but it will be hot both by day and by night with temperatures at best right about the mid—20s. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is 0utside source. in breaking news, donald trump has announced his embattled environmental protection agency chief scott pruitt has resigned. britain struggles to explain the latest nerve agent poisoning in wiltshire, and point the finger at russia once again. moscow denies responsibility. it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explain exactly what has gone on. at least one person has died and almost 50 are still missing after a boat capsizes in high winds and rain in thailand. staying in thailand and the bad weather there is also hampering the efforts to rescue i2 teenag

proud to be introducing susan dunn today. she's a long time friend and supporter of the library and she has been coming here for many years and she is the massachusetts professors of humanity at billings college and the author of a dozen books including roosevelt's purge, 1940, the three roosevelt's, and her new book which is very important for us as we do a big exhibit on d-day, a blueprint of blueprint for war. let us welcome one of the leading experts on the roosevelt, susan dunn. [applause] >> thank you, paul for that lovely introduction. we are all very grateful -- can you hear me now? thank you. i'm so small that the microphone is up there. thank you, paul for that lovely introduction and i think we're all grateful to have him as a president of the museum and cliff, for organizing this wonderful roosevelt reading festival. [applause] i would like to begin with a little story about things giving. in 1939 president franklin roosevelt proposed a two-year experiment and he wanted to the date of things giving up one week fro

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but we have ten england manager is and gareth southgate has finally pushed this young england game dunnne game of a world cup final. that is what is at stake. they will get back to the training camp in saint petersburg and regroup and get back into the old routine just as they have done and then it is another push towards the final. it will be like a dresser or so because obviously that is where that vinyl will be held onjuly the 18th. sensational results from gareth southgate‘s team but very straightforward as well. thank you very much. and our moscow correspondent sarah rainsford is also in samara, getting reaction from fans. singing. they are in high spirits here as you might expect, this has been an incredible quarterfinal for england and many people did not think they would seek, and many people are celebrating dancing and seeing a new. lots of people are coming out still, do not want to leave the arena. this is where england secured its place in the world cup semifinal. the first one in 28 years. a couple of the fans who were there experiencing the atmosphere and loving the game,

i think it is a prescription for tom newton dunn, the political editor of the sun. we understand that murdoch, the owner of the sun has been close to trump. —— trump. no surprise may have had a hand in brokering this scoop. —— nigel farage. this again is hours after he was holding hands going up the steps that blenheim palace last night. he knew at that point that this article was going to be published. be absolutely new. the interview was done in brussels before he even arrived in the uk —— he absolutely new. saying that boris johnson would be a great pm, migration is killing europe, terror is sadiq khan's fault. it feels like he is interfering with uk politics. others might say barack obama did the same thing. but i think it is the same thing. but i think it is the way he is doing it in terms of generating more heat than light, it does not lead to much understanding. it is more that trump is once again selling. you can bet your bottom dollar that at the end of this is that he will say i had a great visit to the uk. in this particular juncture would be brexit deal,

. >>> hollywood comes to the defense of guardians of the galaxy director james dunn after he was fired by disney for offensive tweets. >>> here is a week of --on life i saw star wars, a new hope, for the first time ever at the san francisco symphony. what a way to see it for the very first time for the hundredth time, which was the case for some of my audience mates. they had not seen any of the star wars films. i said they have to wait until they are 13. but the symphony said we will play all three star wars movies and will play the music while you watch the movie on the big screen. it was incredible. if you have not already -- >> did you find yourself watching more attention? >> i was looking at the musicians a lot. my boy had his eyes trained on the screen. they have never seen star wars, if you love the symphony, if you want to give it a try, they are playing empire strikes back at the end of this week and then they go to return of the jedi. it was amazing. i understand star wars now. they put it in words at the bottom of the screen. it was all around amazing. i would love to go. >

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it is a complete contrast to the interview with tom newton dunn in the sun that we had.e. it might be that when this interview is broadcast on monday there is more in it. trump a p pa re ntly monday there is more in it. trump apparently talks about the queanbeyan beautiful as well. even that... what's he going to say, she's not? what is trump going to say? also, piers morgan ends with bringing some tartan from trump's mothers family. and, you know, you get the feeling that trump is indulging piers morgan and piers morgan doesn't know he is being indulged but we know he is being indulged. it is unintentionally hilarious. well, let's leave him for the moment and turn to the sunday telegraph. their main story is about brexit. former minister quit over secret plan to foil brexit. this is the brexit minister steve baker, who quit last week alongside the brexit secretary david davis. he is giving his reasons, if you like, for quitting, and saying that there has been an establishment elite secretly pursuing a planned frame much softer brexit. so a closer relationship with the e

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let's check traffic and jaclyn dunn. >> good morning. a major crash shut down both directions of highway 92. this is right near skyline. it's involving a big rig and a rolled-over truck. expect delays. you will need to use an alternate. it looks like they may try to traffic control in effect. ne- so drivers will be able to get through but it will be slow. 280 looking good this morning. heading across the san mateo bridge taillights westbound no delays in both directions. along 880, slowdowns due to overnight roadwork south of hayward. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, definitely seeing more cars join the friday morning ride. we are not tracking "friday light" conditions yet. but our drive times are in the green. you can see speeds at the limit once you get past those pay gates, 11 minutes into san francisco. >> good morning, everybody. happy friday. it's a foggy friday especially through san fro. "salesforce tower" camera looking east over the bay, you can see a sliver of anlight off in the distance as we wait for the official sunrise b

et stuff and flattered us, called a tom newton dunn from the sun is mickey teased us.e a bar room brawl. the guy from cnn... i think it is shocking to the british press. it is the same behaviour with the may today. one minute boring, the other charming. the daily mail takes exception with the protest. it co m pa res exception with the protest. it compares the pomp of the meeting with the queen and the president at windsor. they had a cup of tea, compared with the pygmy, which is how they are describing the leader of the labour party, jeremy corbyn, and what they describe as a ragtag band of left—wingers and others will stop there were quite a lot of others, tens of thousands. stop there were quite a lot of others, tens of thousandslj stop there were quite a lot of others, tens of thousands. i don't think the protest was party political in terms of labour versus conservative. i think that is a very big stretch. i can understand frustrations with certain levels of hypocrisy. the thing aboutjeremy corbyn, we can discuss whether or not we think the leader of the 0pposition

dunn: i do not want you to filibuster our time now. v.a. employees 100% of the time not doing the job they were paid to do. these are often highly skilled positions, psychologists and physicians, who are hired to be psychologists and physicians, and have literally never seen a patient. does that make sense to you? mr. cox: we cannot discriminate against anyone who wants to run or act as a union official or be elected. rep. dunn: i am not talking about being a union official, i am talking about their official payingax players are their salary, and they are not working for the taxpayers, they are working for the unit. willox: that is where we disagree, because they are working for the taxpayers because the wisdom of congress in 1978 and got right of official time, and it will be up to congress to pass -- me talk about the official time for a minute here the legal constitute of official time is "reasonable, necessary, and in the best interest of the public. "is that in the best interest of the public to take a psychologist, a hysician -- it is

soledad: so lin dunn: -- soledad: mary buchzeiger so nice to have yo thanks for your time.r white students the reason asian can't get into harva and how did a little known words on one ofmerica's latest treasures. >> had don early's light, he saw the flag was still there, but do you know how the flag got there? cz z16fz vp cy y16fy soledad: whenci it comes tal stereotypes, a common one is del minority.inicansmo are the accord to the pew research center the median household income for asian-americans is $73,000 per year. we should note that there are huge income variations in the asian-american population with whom the burmese and the nelese are at the lowest end of the spectrum. he bestdud racial group in the united sta more than half have a bachelors degree. when it comes to gettime into college, asirican students score on average 50 points than whn sats studentsig and more points hr than black and hispanic students. one group says they are being punished for their success saying that the school limited the number of asian students and preference for white sdents. jeannie

my name is tim dunn with mercy housing. mercy housing owns and operates about 40 properties in san francisco, all serving households under 50% of median income. made reference earlier to jfk pow tower. that's one of our properties. i don't have data on hand as to how much that particular process cost the project or the time delay, but i'm certainly happy to get that information for you. i know it included a lot of loss resources. i thank you for bringing that up today. i also wanted to mention we're in the process of developing a property for the homeless on 24th street. it's right on 24th street on the retail corridor. it very appropriately is being designed for retail. if we were required to have this type of primary infrastructure, that would be very much in jeopardy. it would deaden the retail space. would lose income for the property. just be a very inappropriate use of that very limited space. thank you very much. >> good morning, supervisors. not an affordable housing developer currently. just wanted to comment on th

soledad: so lin dunn: -- soledad: mary buchzeiger so nice to have you. thanks for your time. our white students the reason asian students can't get into harvard? and how did a little known words on one of america's latest treasures. >> had don early's light, he saw the flag was still there, but do you know how the flag got there? mcdonald's new fresh beef quarter pounder has left jimmy speechless. so here is charles barkley to speak for him. how'd they make a burger this terrific four words: cooked. when. you. order. they don't cook it until little jimmy tells 'em to. little jimmy doesn't see cheese that melty on a burger every day. and boy is it juicy. shhhh.... little jimmy, don't talk with your mouth full, it sounds terrible. the new hotter, juicier fresh beef quarter pounder burge soledad: one is that asian-americans are the model minor. according to the pew research center the median household income for asian-americans is $73,000 per year. we should note that there are huge income variations in the asian-american population with whom the burmese and the nepalese are at

this is one of eight missing joan dunn operated between 1928 and 1964. this machine, herself an operation 1928-1959 when she stopped on this pond and she has been on this honda since the last date of work. pond since the last date of work. toy executed a big pitch bedrock. when it was assembled, they open up the gates come the davidson ditch come the dredge floated to the sevens, they played to their power supply and fairbanks and this machine was ready to start digging on august 20, 1928. it is a simple machine that did three things. gold-bearing gravel, swallowed gold, and spit out rock. so the first step was done by the big bucket line beside us. the frame sticking out is the latter. number eight had a 35 foot digging ladder. in operationetter was a continuous chain of 64 six cubic foot buckets. you can see some of the buckets on the line there. that continuous chain was like a big chainsaw blade that was cutting in ravers. that chain of buckets would move around that digging latter. each bucket would come up from underneath, dig into the pond, get a

the sun's political editor, tom newton dunn there.f the debate about what the visit means for the uk's relationship with the us. first, joining us from westminster is labour's shadow foreign secretary, emily thornberry. so many comments from president trump, it is difficult to know where to start, your reaction? yes, it is really difficult to know where to start, he has insulted us. we are his hosts. he has come to our country and before he arrived to see theresa may, he had that interview with the sun where he basically slapped us off and he had a go at her and he said that the brexit negotiations were not going the right way and boris johnson negotiations were not going the right way and borisjohnson would make a great prime minister. just imagine what theresa may was thinking as she stood outside the birthplace of winston churchill, blenheim palace, with the guards and the red carpet and everything being done to get on the right side of him and he has said all of that. how appalling! did his mother teaching nothing? the rules are t

the store is on east dunn avenue.ire received a call about a weird smell yesterday afternoon. 4 people were taken to the hospital. there is no word on their condition this morning. fire crews were not able to determine the cause of the odor. the store will reopen this morning. ( darya ) the golden gate bridge is now more expensive to cross. the toll increased by 25 cents yesterday. the hike means some drivers will pay up to 8 dollars to travel from the north bay to san francisco. there could be even more increases on the horizon. the golden gate bridge district is facing a nearly 4-million dollar deficit this fiscal year and tolls are the main source of revenue for the district. ( darya ) san francisco's minimum wage is now 15-dollars an hour. city officials say it is the first major u-s city to hit the 15-dollar mark. this increase is part of a ballot measure that was approved by voters in 2014. but restaurant owners aren't happy about it. they say the city should focus on affordable housing and making transportation

with us today someone who lives in this world from the state of california, former state senator joe dunn. i thought it would be maybe interesting to hear a little bit about how you see it coming from a border state, what napolitano told you. show me a ten foot wall and i'll show you a 13 foot ladder. i know there's been a lot of progress made in california, maybe thought it would be helpful, useful, enjoyable to get your perspective. >> i needed help on the technology as usual. thank you for the presentations. on the surface, seemingly difficult topic. i have alwaysed a va ed ed a - that scratch beneath the surface it's not that difficult. something that's obvious to everyone in this room. but i think it's worth restating. i was elected as a life-long democrat in deep red territory of orange country, california, in 1998. it's less red today. but it was deep red in 1998. i wish i could claim credit for it. a great group that ran that campaign, but we got elected without ever shying away from our democratic beliefs. including on immigration. and talking about immigration in orange county,

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loans from the head office such as the walking man a sculpture by august told dunn and works from the opera dobby collection compliment each other. the real cost of all this is anyone's guess a billion euros for the naming rights along. eight thousand six hundred square metres of exhibition space. fifty five individual buildings. more than a dozen partner museums. works range from lior not heard of vinci to i way way. nudity is treated with restraint here on of respect for the country's islamic culture. but the super museum is designed to build bridges to connect the world to impressive. work through the high to create a dialogue between the civilizations and to have at present cation of the work. and interesting gives you a graphic you monitor that's makes the work that communicates and speak to each other and really highlight their similarities in the manner that we. divided these artworks based on the time they were in but also the subject of the exchanges that happened between the east and the west obviously i mean when speaking about to me it was a place that you know halls you k

what's the breaking point, anita dunne, for these relationships over decades? he would behave during the campaign. this is very relevant to the supreme court conversation you were having with ben cardin earlier. he said he would make our allies pay more for their defense and blow up nato. he said he would do these tariffs. i don't know why people don't take him at his word when he said he would only appoint judging pro-life and overturn rowe. at the end of the day, this president is governing what he ran, to do whatever he feels like at any given time. roe. that is the status quo. we should take him at his word. this is what he wants to do. >> believe him. >> is the damage done to our nato allies and others permanently. this is contrary to what so many generations. ronald reagan. >> i think ambassador bolton said it best. we are very pro nato. leaning on the gdp is believable. the german gdp almost collapsed yesterday, got put back together again. england is leaving and the united kingdom is leaving brexit. and the talking points is the president negotiating wh

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and that car was designed by dunn to. the engineer had already created its predecessor the totally no but got his big break in one nine hundred fifty seven with the fia five hundred new of. a new cinquecento launched by to close the successors in one nine hundred ninety one wasn't too popular only when fia brought out the ritual model in two thousand and seven did sales pick up. but in the car meeting garland they were all fans of the original and its timeless design. i got for a family with michael in the in the city the kids would come on look at this. that's something in the kid's mind i never been a plan this time what they see when i look up because it's something it be. i don't know i find something. in the face of that car. when we were driving near i had never seen moves and i look at that and they all wave and small it's just it is a kind of brings out happiness in. everybody. for many participants one of the highlights is cruising through the countryside of the gorean coast. with the soft top down and at a leisu

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san francisco animal care and control executive director virginia donohue (dunn- uh-heyou) says kliment with a knife, but didn't hurt anyone. the shelter has to await the results of his criminal case before juicy can be adopted. virginia donohue/sfacc- "our hope is he's found guilty and as part of this process he surrenders his dog and then we'll be able to re-home juicy." right now animal care and control is investigating four animal cruelty cases... which donohue says is a high number and out of the ordinary. virginia donohue/sfacc- "we also found uh, an extemely emaciated mastiff in the city at iowa and 25th at a dog park." progress park is located near interstate 280. professional dog walker richard batchelder says his friends found the mastiff named sweeitie boy monday morning in terrible shape. animal care and control says he's an adult who should weigh 150 pounds, but instead weighed 60.richard batchelder/dog walker- "in a word, just depressed. it was very disappointing, it was very saddening to see an animal treated like that and to be left here. it was just, um, disheartening."

time now to take a trip thanks to a viewer request from mexico dunn ice radius who hails from victoria would like to know more about russia which is currently hosting the world cup soccer tournament so we thought we would take this occasion to. for the city of me off thought this is located right in the middle of the country and is also one of the venue's where the matches are currently being played now. enough got off not just known for its new soccer stadium it's also where glass christmas ornaments are made so without further adieu let's rush off to russia. a hefty still passes of the nizhny novgorod not the time to go for a stroll. and even after the rain stops getting around isn't easy. time to dry off in one of the city's luxury hotels and to be pampered a little by head chefs or unveiled of each he's won many international awards for his work today he's cooking salmon bagus. water before the commission you know after all it is no catered right on the river volga. so the simon santow pie can car property. and they're very popular with our guests. the weather has improved the time

the day is coming to an end and me push out of dunns us meeting mates are awaiting the results. in a surprise done cus the party has won thirty percent of the vote. it is the first time that the new political party has done so well in local elections. to profit. off. but if you. do i think you know i. think that it was. the funky citizens are taking stock of the day of mixed results even if mayor mike young van give you some tough photographed earlier hasn't been reelected candidates with corruption cases have done well. i. was i was leaving. you. did you figure you. know. and it. was. really nice analysis is fair the candidates judicial troubles haven't stopped many from voting for them the romanians have real acted nearly fifty mayors convicted of or charged with corruption and. mayor of cry over charged with taking a bribe and money laundering reelected with fifty eight percent of the votes. the court rejected the d.n.a. charges and then generally twenty seventeen. became minister of labor and social justice. judges get. charged with taking a bribe reelected with fifty two pe

in the middle of the seventeenth century ukrainian leader dunn who. broke a truce agreement made with poland siding more powerful russia. just over fifty years later as the russian swedish war was raging another ukrainian leader ivan mazeppa bro. the union with russia when he switched sides joining forces with the swedish invaders many times ukrainian history was written by third parties seeking to keep the gains of a revolution at any cost russia agreed to the humiliating conditions of the breast with screechy of one thousand nine hundred eighteen which turned ukraine into a german protectorate another historical document to change the fate of ukraine was the molotov ribbentrop pact of one thousand nine hundred thirty nine one of many such agreements being signed between european countries and rising germany. attempting to protect his nation from the approaching nazi threat. joseph stalin negotiated a treaty of nonaggression with adolf hitler while promising each other piece of the soviet and german foreign ministers molotov and ribbentrop realigned

jaclyn dunn, of course, will let us know about the hot spots. >> first weather. >> i'll know about the delays because my husband is on his way here. >> so he will text me, i'm late! >> woke up early for nothing! but we have another day of fog and low cloud coverage which of course leads to delays at the airports as it does. here's a live look right now, san jose, and it looks like across the south bay there's some areas where there are foggy conditions but most of us will have clouds this morning. the low clouds right there off the coastline and it's not extended as far as livermore yet but there's a good chance throughout the morning hours as we get closer to sunrise. we'll see a little more of this thickening up and filling in the

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more cars and trucks than most that terrorists are partly to blame for the profit shortfall in europe dunn was also dealing with a major recall of diesel car. plunging shares have wiped more than one hundred twenty billion dollars off facebook's market value they fell as much as twenty percent on thursday the most in its history it marked the largest ever loss of value in one day for an american traded company one reason is facebook's weaker than expected growth partly due to the effect of data privacy scandals the tech giant's costs also continue to rise as facebook focuses on tightening security and improving content. and that's all business back to you phil thanks so much i get hot let's take a look at some sports public around your buster and nikolaus basher basher really are vance to the next round of the german tennis open on down are set to face off in the quarter finals a bust the same here at the top of the screen had little trouble defeating slovenia . but they had to quit the match because of a back injury while trying to fall in love in the second set. because as a russian real

the store is on east dunn avenue. cal fire received a call about a weird smell yesterday afternoon. 4 people were taken to the hospital. there is no word on their condition this morning. fire crews were not able to determine the cause of the odor. the store will reopen this morning. ( lydia ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... one east bay city is getting closer to opening its first marijuana dipensary. ( lydia ) and later... scammers in the south bay are exploiting a parent's worst nightmare to earn a little extra cash. ( lydia ) and after the break... the bay area joins nationwide protests to end the president's immigration policy. (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our effo

everybody knows they were the equal eyes when saying everyone but we're still in this in the michael dunn says we can win and sometimes it isn't just looking the previous bond inventing said it is the israeli side but it was a belief that you can pretend things i wasn't sure about the antics of the goalkeeper look right from goalkeeper when he was trying to save the penalties not being tied down well in the stadium in the censorship set yet we won premises and claims he was doing all the planning around on this line which is in part nothing the referee had wanted with him and i think there's a go ahead aquash from where they say he was trying to get it but let's say you know yet what's best for o. so the flighty when you start fights like what's happened in the last three weeks you know you put a smile on in your face. when you are evaluating this team. i think this is always a team we've seen please do actually i've been in one of those teams will we've seen that in the czech republic and nightsticks in in the in the euros in england we've actually seen crazy do it once before in ninety

then there was the to and fro with tom newton dunn of the sun who conducted the interview, what was interestingthe president saying that an interview for which the tape had been published already, was fake news, why does he do that when it is easily, you can easily prove it isn't fake news? he does that because his supporters, back home, probably won't read the sun and willjust hear the message, the news is all lies, don't believe what you say and that helps him deflect criticism. all right. thank you very much indeed. eleanor, the president spending one more night in his hotel behind me and tomorrow, round about the time the world cup final is beginning the president will take off and he will head in the direction of helsinki and vladimir putin. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:40 this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight is playwriter and contributor to the new european bonnie greer, and political commentator charlie wolf. the 12 boys and their football coach who were rescued from a cave complex in thailand are t

then there was the to and for a with tom newton dunn at the sun, who conducted the interview.out that was that the president saying that an interview for which the tape had been published already was fake news. why does he do that when you can easily prove that it isn't fake news? he does that because his supporters are crime probably won't read the sun and willjust hear the message, the news is all lies, don't believe what you hear. it helps deflect criticism. the 12 boys and their football coach who were rescued from a cave complex in thailand are to leave hospital on thursday, when they'll be reunited with theirfamilies. the father of one of the boys, who's the team captain, has told the bbc the team had feared for their lives, and he is looking forward to hugging his son. martin patience reports. they're arguably the world's most famous football team. the latest pictures from hospital where the boys are building up their strength. this player wants to eat crispy pork and fried rice. another boy is after some sushi, and a third wants a kfc. thank you so much. after the dark

knows all this and we think this is something that is making it so we fight against each other so dunn's proper role is to. the parties conflicting in yemen rather than participating in this matter why is president bush. supporting the bombing of yemen the british back building we think it's a mess in it enterprise we don't think it has any national sudanese backing the north national sudanese position is that we should stop these wars and in order to help our own saudi brothers we should help them find a peaceful way out of this conflict because this conflict cannot be won by any side you you met the deputy foreign minister here in britain did you mention he is of course we want to say will i mean we study what we said but we think that sudan's role is not excited because this war is not winnable by any side it will simply be . mutual destruction ok with just finally the. political way because president bush here is yet to respond to what you're saying there is a dangerous for donald trump to threaten to destroy and annihilate the country of iran as he has done when mr trump says these

then there was the to and fro with tommy's —— tom newton dunn of the son who conducted the interview. saying that an interview for which the tape had been published already was fake news. why does he do that when it is easily proved that is not fake news? he does that because his supporters back home probably will not read the sun and will just back home probably will not read the sun and willjust hear the message. the news is all wise, don't believe what you say and that helps and effect to lead back deflects criticism. thank you very much indeed. the president spending one more night in his hotel behind me and tomorrow abound about the time the world cup final is beginning the president will take off and head in the direction of helsinki and vladimir putin. thank you very much, ros atkins at turnberry. the 12 boys and their football coach who were rescued from a cave complex in thailand are to leave hospital on thursday, when they'll be reunited with theirfamilies. the father of one of the boys, who's the team captain, has told the bbc the team had feared for their lives — and he is

eight people in the store on east dunn avenue were reporting symptoms ofdistris. the report was that some pepper spray may have been released. no word on the condition of those who were hospitalized. >> shockwaves across the sports world tonight and big implications for the warriors. lebron james has decided to sign with the lakers. oh, my gosh. so much speculation and finally it is here. >> it's not quite a rivalry yet because the lakers are still young and need to build. but they secured the biggest piece of the foundation. the king has agreed to a four year max deal worth $154 million with the lakers. the fourth year is a player option, but it is the longest deal james signed since his contract with the miami heat. he hospitaled out after he returned to his hometown of cleveland. now, james played all 15 of his seasons in the eastern conference. he will face the warriors four times during the regular season instead of two. james cannot sign until july 6th. but the ripple effect is already underway. the lakers reached agreement with three free agents, including