will i am will be with the black eyed peas tomorrow, and i think that isa eyed peas tomorrow, and i thinkst, having will i am on the programme! another exclusive. he told our sports correspondent richard conway that fergie is not leaving the band! i imagine you, myself and many others will sleep easier tonight and i imagine thatjuve and real madrid well as well! i couldn't imagine they could get through tomorrow night's match without that years! laughter thank you for that. —— without that news. now, elsewhere, northern ireland face new zealand tonight in belfast in a friendly, as they prepare for a crucial world cup qualifier next week away in azerbaijan. michael o'neill‘s side are currently second at the qualification‘s halfway point, and see tonight's game as important preparation. it isa it is a good game. i think new zealand are well prepared, going to the confederation cup. i think it will be a good physical and fitness test for us as well. i think it is great preparation for us going out there. they are preparing for imported games, like ourselves, so good for us to get back here.

after trading penalties he eyed another 93p- trading penalties he eyed another gap.his hands. the lions on the back foot. to add insult to injury, and injury for courtney lawes. jonathan joseph scored before the seymourjumped at the chance to take the lion's share of the scoreline. with tries coming ata of the scoreline. with tries coming at a premium suddenly the opportunities were starting to come. sam warburton first. liam coltman then for the highlanders. so it came down to two kicks. marty bank took the lead, before elliot daly had the chance to win it with this, just short of victory. if you had to look back i wouldn't blame it on one instance but i would say there was a string of too many penalties that we gave away. you've got to give credit to the highlanders, they force them out of us. highlanders, they force them out of us. they were probably avoidable. that was probably what her toss the most. -- hurt us the most. england's women are also in new zealand, after beating australia they have now beaten canada in the international women's rugby series — they p

. >> we spoke with the black eyed peas in wales. they are also taking the stage tomorrow night without fergie. is fergie still part of the blake eyed peas? >> no one is replacing fergie. she has a dream, and we support it. >> she is working out a solo album and will not be performing. >> we need where is the love right now. >> will you be performing that song sunday? >> yes. >> we might also hear tomorrow, because they're kicking off a huge soccer match in cardiff. the uefa soccer final. the most watched sports event in the world. >> it's even bigger than the super bowl. >>> and katy perry, a judge on "american idol." >> this morning when i talked to paula abdul. i had to gelt paula's take on it. >> she said, i'm getting paid. >> i'm proud that as a woman, i got paid. >> good for her. >> while katy celebrates a reported $25 million contract, the numbers are bittersweet for the 54-year-old singer. were they paying you enough? >> let's put it on the record, i was not getting $25 million. currently on her total package tour paula left

massive production. >> it's going to be emotional. >> on friday we spoke exclusively with the black eyedthout fergie after rumors nicole scherzinger would replace her in the group. >> is fergie still part of black eyed peas? >> yeah. so no one's replacing fergie. fergie has a dream, and we support her dream. >> fergie working on a solo album tweeted her support. she's not part of sunday's benefit. but the peas had already worked out their set list. ♪ where is the love >> will you guys be performing that song on sunday? >> yeah. >> let's get to another big story this week. the fallout after tiger woods' arrest. the golfing legend was booked on a dui charge, but woods released a statement claiming that alcohol was not a factor. "what happened was an unexpected reaction to prescribed medication." here's the latest on the scan l scandal. >> that's tiger, disoriented and attempting to take his first of two breathalyzer tests early monday morning at the palm beach county jail. >> out. blow out. don't suck in, blow out. okay. take a breath in. >> in the 12-minute video tiger slurs his speech an

get around doing an eis? >> for reasons of national security. >> and you would do an environmental assessment? >> correct. >> and comes from osd? >> that's correct. >> okay so you could say because of national security and pressing existential threat to the united states reasons, we can bypass that? >> that is my recollection of the options we have. >> do you have to use an eis if you go on pmrf? >> let me take that for the record, sir. >> okay. the answer is yes. okay? the answer is yes, we got it. okay. last thing is your budget request for the radar that will be in place before the sbx has to go in the dry dock. you have a date of 2021. yet you have a planned ioc date of 2023 assuming a fully installed integrated and tested system. question is how does this time frame to initial operational capability compare to like the lrdr? >> very similar. >> okay. okay. so you're happy with the time frame? >> we -- >> of the sbx going away which is what you use for this test going away and having a medium range radar

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you know in 2001, 9/11 happened and on september the 12th, black eyed peas went open tour. that tour, we wrote a song where's love. so like i said, when god calls you to do the job of spreading love, you answer that call and you go, you will be protected when you are doing that. and you know, doubt is always going to come into play. but you cannot let doubt destroy your efforts on creating bonds of love. >> and what are you going to be performing? where is the love? obviously, i am guessing, will be in the lineup? >> for me that song "where is the love" was created after the event of /11, even to this day, people ask for it. people go online and say we need this song, whether things are happening in paris the united states, or man chftchester. it says when something bad happens, that song has to be the theme that we rely on to provide our perspective and our therapy for the people that need i. we just go out there with an open heart and just spread love. >> it's unfortunate, but it's all cag and we have our voices, we have the music to spread the love. so it's our duty to d

the f ei has taken over for sure. this is what we did, whether it was planned, too soon to tell. terrorism? too soon to tell. was it an assassination attempt? too soon to tell. or congressman actually targeted? too soon to tell. they are not sure about the suspect and not sure where he is from, the area or outside of it. we do not fair amount know. it is early on. there was a fair amount of confusion. initially, the fbi said it was an assassination -- >> a lot of speculation as to whether it was premeditated, whether the motion was to target republican lawmakers. it is not clear and something else that a lot of people will find confusing is we know one of these individuals is the third highest-ranking u.s. house andblican, steve scalise, we know there are four others to a have not communicated as to whether one of those is actually the shooter. they seem to be holding back on confirming that. >> they were specifically asked about that and they said it was too soon to confirm that. >> something else that came up and will throughout the day, is security, the security profile of who

places, and where we do, then it is ok to pursue those interests together, but we should be very clear eyed about what russia seeks and the means they are using to achieve their goals, so i think we will have a number of items in this year's defense notcy bill that relates only to russia but to nato strengthening, for example, the european deterrence initiative and looking at our troop deployments there. in addition, we will strengthen our cyber capabilities. we ask for a really comprehensive review of what has become known as hybrid warfare, and the russians are expert at this. it is not always over and military means they used to accomplish their goals, but they use bribery. they try to undermine confidence in elections and other institutions and democracies. they put economic pressure, political pressure on countries especially in eastern europe. they use all the instruments available to a government, and we are not very good at that. i think -- one last point on this -- there is no clearer signal we could send to the russians than to have a substantial increase in our defense budget. re

it is where the eis leader gave a speech three years ago proclaiming a new caliphate. —— islamic state that the us air force destroyed the mosque from the new5 force destroyed the mosque from the news outlets. we will bring you more developments in the next 30 minutes. they will be a detailed uk forecast ju5t they will be a detailed uk forecast just before the top of the tower. let us look at some weather stories from around the world. starting off in the united states. tropical storm cindy has formed in the gulf of mexico and i5 cindy has formed in the gulf of mexico and is heading north. some of the gulf states can expect to see a storm surge of 1—3 feet that could produce some coastal flooding. there will be wind that had about 60 miles per over. rainfall, there will be a lot. around 200 millimetres of rain. where is it heading to? it is working inland from thursday. the wind will ease down. the rain is still wind will ease down. the rain is 5till heavily. it will merge with this other weather system coming out of canada. some of that cloud from that storm as it extends back, it wil

constantin eis launched casper in the us in 2014, two years later he expanded his business in europe, tea m he hasn't done it alone, there is a team of a few others with him. after a failed attempt to sell itself to us giant, target, casper ended up with target as a partner and investor. it means its mattresses will be sold at the retailer's stores. its latest round of funding values casper at around $750 million. with me is constantin eis, co—founder & european managing director for us mattress start—up, casper. nice to see you. good morning. talk to us about the business, because selling beds is not anything particularly revolutionary but you do it in particularly revolutionary but you do itina particularly revolutionary but you do it in a different way. yes, we believe that the traditional retail experience is not the one which the customer values highly. it is bright light stores, commission based sales next year, and you take ten minutes for a one third of your lifetime choice. so we put an amazing bed in a box at casper, and send it to the people at their home, give them a 100 d

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the black eyed peas put on a decent show. the performance that followed and who else but cristiano ronaldo to sweep on the opener from madrid. juventus countered with a goal to take breath away. mandzukic‘s touch levelled them at half—time. this would be a night further outrageous. casemiro's thunderbolt was an target but it went beyond buffon in goal.

. >> i went cross-eyed. i know you just saw. if you missed today. no big deal, it continues tomorrow from noon to 9:00 p.m. >> i'm going to sit you and tori down. >> i proved it today. it's not going to work. >> i had a chance to go out and i realized when the sun goes down, some people get a chance to get down. i'm talking about getting down way little harmony, and some hoops. >> ♪ . >> i'll go first, what do you got? ♪ ♪ ♪. >>> the mayor gave me the key to the city. so since it's friday. fun. it was a lot of fun. mother nature was keyed up during the day, let's get the forecast. lauren is standing by. lauren? . >>> thanks so much, i see what you're doing there with all those keys. i don't want to have to bring out my singing voice because everyone knows it's to incredible and i just don't want to make everyone feel bad. we had rain earlier this morning and now conditions have been quiet. we got a good bit of sunshine but conditions active west. we did have a severe thunderstorm in effect. that has since been dropped. berks county really seeing qui

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try new parodontax toothpaste. ♪ ♪ >>> that was the black eyed peas.riana grande other big acts as well on sunday to raise money for the manchester attack victims. we spoke with hana gorani. >> reporter: on 9/11 happened and on september 12th we went on tour. when god calls to you do the job of spreading love you answer that call and go and you'll problem texted when doing that. doubt is always going to come in to play but you cannot let doubt destroy your efforts on creating bonds of love. ariana grande and team reached out to us and asked us if we could lend ourselves to help raise awareness and funds for the families of the victims. so, you know, they didn't have to complete the sentence. we'll be there to spread love and remind people that we should not let hate and fear destroy our connection with music. music, for so many years we bonded around music and melodys and harmonies and messages of love and peace. we cannot let that break our bond. >> universal healing in music certainly. grand grand as you can see here, sweet picture already in manches

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explosive testimony in washington, former head of the at ei, james comey says a president trump lied about him and fired him to change the course of an investigation into his ties with russia. funerals are held for the ,ictims of the attack in iraq 17 died and dozens were injured in that attack. voting is still underway in the u.k.'s general election, the polls open for another hour. millions of voters are choosing representatives or 650 states in parliament. are the contenders opposition labor party and conservative party. had wellts will not be into friday. this will be one of the most momentous events in the european history. let's take a listen to some of the voices in theresa may's constituency. >> i am an undecided voter still at this stage. economy, schools, hospitals, we need to think of fairly careful about who i'm going to vote for. there was a fast last time. here in this country, and that have been trained, now they are being made available for work. >> i have had enough time to be worried, now i'm just anxious to know how it will play out, what is going to happen, everyb

. >> i was rooting for patch, the one-eyed horse. he can a i'm in th >>> how about the weather?> the weather i can do. making a living talking about the heat that we are seeing across the eastern half of the country really, it is very hot in the northeast, much cooler out west, that dip in the jet stream. area of high pressure pumping in the southwest winds, temperatures from boston to new york down to washington, d.c., today. chicago in the s again, des moines, iowa, 94 degrees. tomorrow, we're going to be in the mid-90s as well, cleveland, 89, but we will see the heat break as we get to wednesday. 79 on wednesday in new york. still hot through d.c., cleveland on wednesday should be up around 80 degrees. june sheet finally here. that's a look at the weather:)r% across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >>> as dylan said, we are on a hot side of things, temperatures already right now in the mid-70s here in the district and surrounding areas, so yes, it is going to be a little warm out there today with plenty of sunshine. moving into the mid-90s today, just slightly

you can see warning signs are posted and personnel are scen ♪ father help us >> and while the black eyedhave officially joined the lineup, wele've arned that fergie will not be there. >> she is no longer part of the group. a source tells "e.t." fergie is still in the family but is focusing on her solo project. ♪ >> and today, more british acts were confirmed. girl group little mix and singer robbie williams will perform. the former take that frontman joining his old band, a fitting reunion for a city still healing. ♪ >> take that was recruited because they are a manchester band. >> and we've learned among the attack survivors attending sunday's benefit are several members of this local school choir, who will also take the stage with ariana grande during the show. >> we want to do as much as we can. ♪ i give you all of me >> i can't imagine what it feels like for the families of those wh today on "good morning britain," john legend reached out to families of the 22 killed, including the parents of 15-year-old olivia campbell. >> i have a young daughter now. the idea of having to bury one

se ei a la vÍctima como miguel rodrÍguez de 47 aÑos.ta con por lo menos un arma de fuego. por esto las autoridades del condado de alameda buscan evitar las tragedias entre menores que no son supervisados. marÍa antonieta: 1,7 millones de niÑos en estados unidos viven en hogares donde existe un arma cargada que no tiene seguro. las autoridades del condado de alameda realizaron una conferencia de prensa para pedirle los padres de familia que se aseguren que sus hijos estarÁn --no estÉn al lado de las armas. la fiscal del condado de alameda, instÓ a que los padres le dedican a los hijos que las armas no son juguetes. >> los niÑos tienen que saber que si alguna arma, o si ven una pistola, que no les toca nunca. inmediatamente dile algo al adulto. marÍa antonieta: a la conferencia de prensa asistiÓ una persona cuyo hijo muriÓ en 1994 a causa de un balazo mientras visitaba la casa de un amigo. ahora participa en la campaÑa para prevenir la violencia derivada de las armas. >> antes de que se vayan sus niÑos a una casa, por favor, preguntÉ los

never the f ei. i can take -- fbi. i continue to wonder why on earth did director comey agreed to take that position? everything about that is strange to me, and i hope we have more opportunities to asking questions about that. host: deborah and iowa, a democrat. good morning. lot of i agree with a what your senator there from utah is saying about how things are peculiar. didlt like he did what he because they put him in an awkward position, mcconnell and jackrabbit them in an awkward position to begin with. host: put who in an awkward position? caller: comey, back in the summer. kind of chastising him for not informing them or whatever, and so that he felt like he had to take a letter to mcconnell, and the mcconnell kept it a secret and did it let it out -- did not let it out, and then it did come -- iand so i felt like only say this because i'm a government employee and have been vetted and protocol, and all of that means an awful lot to me. machines havecal priority oftype of what their position is to the country? i

scooter braun booked all the artists, including katy perry, miley cyrus, pharrell, usher, the black eyedeas, niall horan and coldplay. >> it all happened very quickly, within 72 hours of the tragedy in manchester. this is a massive production. >> this manchester school choir will also perform during the show, which will air live on the bbc and we should see a few special guests. >> according to the promoters, some big names haven't been announced yet. >> anyone with passes from last week's ariana grande show is entitled to claim their free tickets today, like this young lady who we interviewed right after the attack. >> it was incredibly loud. >> nick haywood and his daughter caitlin told "e.t." they're planning to go to sunday's concert. tickets for everyone else go on sale tomorrow. and one thing's certain, security at the 50,000-seat venue will be paramount. concertgoers are being asked not to bring bags with them. >> there's going to be double the security presence than normally anticipated at a concert of this size >>> cameron mathison is here with news on jennifer garner. >> everyo

you get eyed closely when you come.in there, men and women with long guns eyeing you again. often people pulled aside for secondary screening. that normally happens when you're not dressed normally. tomorrow is the first day of summer. i'm confident it's fairly warm in belgium. i'm looking at the police officers. they're in short sleeves. saw some tourists. probably a warm day there. we'll check the temperature. somebody in a big coat would be very suspicious. anybody with a backpack, they're keeping an eye on any time you're in europe you have a backpack. authorities are trained to watch your movement, check your body language, the movement of your eyes and the rest. somehow this person who we now believe had one or two explosive devices became noticed by security personnel and once he or she was noticed, that's when the person set off this bomb or some sort of explosive device. later, according to reports that we've gotten from scene, they found he had a suicide belt. our chief national correspondent ed henry is watch

. >>> the group, the black eyed peace focus is love this weekend.vents in the united kingdom. >> they'll perform in wales, then head to manchester to join ariana grande's one love benefit concert sunday. >> this event will honor victims of the may 22nd attacks, when 22 people were killed and the black eyed peace told hala gorani they'll sing the right song. that song is "where is the love." >> that song where is the love was created after events of 9/11, still to this day, 2017, people ask for it. people go online, say we need this song, whether things are happening in paris or the united states or manchester. that song speaks to the world and strikes a chord with the world. we're glad we are able to perform it. it is sad when something bad happens, that song has to be the thing we rely on to provide our perspective and therapy for people that need it, but we're going to go out there with an open heart and spread love. >> ahead of the concert ariana grande visited fans at the hospital who were wounded in the attack at her previous show in manchester

called in about later in the morning and if about it is related, it would make it 1e6it seven fires in ei hour in the same neighborhood. this is the largest of the seven, a liquor story in the washington district. >> we don't know anything at this point. they are all open investigations. >> reporter: the owner got a phone call just before 5:00 this morning saying that his building was on fire. >> abofirst time in my life and don't know why twhoewhoever did. >> reporter: officially there were six smallover nig overnigh roughly within a half mile of each other including this twon that charred a car and this dumpster fire. >> i wake up and it was right there. bruh i didn't habut i didn't ha what was going on. >> 24r is always a concern when you have simultaneous fires. >> reporter: and later this morning, we spotted firefighters mopping up the seventh fire, four blocks from the dumpster fire. and investigators are still trying to determine if it is related to the others. >> it is kra. i don't thinks the normal person would do something like that. >> reporter: they will be looking at surveill

app degree aconsin depend e eying a relationship between the two. gave her little blue pills and they enjoyed a row maptic dinner before the assault. he could get ten years if prison if convicted. >> new report out tonight cl repeatedly lied to family of slain border patrol officer. border patrol agent brian terri died in december of 2010 killed by guns tied to obama administration plan that armed mexians and emails contained in house oversight xhit fee report said officials new guns were sent to mexico gr terri's death. months lightser they were used against agent terri a fact denied to congress and terry's family. the report says the administration tried to stop investigation by discrediting whistle blower johnson. >> i was ridiculed, liableed, transferred, denied promotion and band from public build sglingz lawmakers noted none no one was fired or seriously disciplined for the cover up. >> london bridge is on following last weekend deadly terror attack burrow market remains closed. a person got out of the car and starting stabbing people. several

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the strong message today -- >> reporter: at time during the four hours of testimony, she was teary eyed. cosby sat with his hands folded sometimes looking down including when she said he gave her three blue pills to help her relax. she said i was trying to get my hands or legs to move but was frozen and then she says that cosby sexually assaulted her. later cosby's defense team worked to poke holes in her story. she admitted she continued to talk with the comedian saying i didn't have the colonel urage t my family so i went along with it. cosby accusers wore pins outside the courtroom. >> we were victims. >> reporter: the defense will continue to question the woman and her mother tomorrow. look for them to focus on the contact she had with cosby long after the alleged assault and inconsistencies she gave law enforcement. >>> now to your first alert weather the sky opened up in parts of the area. most of the people in center city had their umbrellas to protect them against the pouring rain. the first alert weather team is tracking more rain that could hit your area tonight. >> we got a b

it claims unconstitutional arrests and peaceful demonstrator and use of excessive force and didn't eying people use of food and water. >> it limits how protest rz can leave the area and critics say it often results in unnecessary arrests ever bystanders. it requires clear dispersal so they have the opportunity to recreate to saferty. >> met repolice release aid statement saying all snaps of police officers use of force and allegations of misconduct will be fully investigated. >> there were more bomb shells on capitol hill testify about just how far russia went to metal in the election. here's the latest. >> tonight we're learning hackers not only targeted and russian government at direction of vladimir putin himself orchestrated attacks and purpose of our election. that is a fact plain and simple. >> former homeland security officer jay johnston say it attack metaled in the election. and failed to change the outcome. >> i have no evidence through cyber intrusions votes were altered or suppressed in some way? in a separate senate hearing dhs confirming russian ersers skavrm le voter datab

but has not be red eyed from watching film study of that one. >> you know going through the rounds i've computed. as i've gotten older it's like you didn't watch the fight. i'm like i was there i know what happened. i'm good. >> from one super star to another. parents. lean forward. parents. if your daughter asks you for a skateboard before you kind of hesitate, consider the story of this girl. she's four foot six, barely over 60 pounds, but her mark on the game has been huge. >> what a first run for min. >> you may have never heard of mina. but in skakboard circles this fifth grade petaluma product is a star. >> whoa. >> at home in her backyard skate park the 11-year-old was asked to reflect on her career that started when she was in diapers. >> i fell in love with it because my brother did it. and i think it's just a really fun sport. not like baseball or basketball or something. >> at what point did you realize in your mind i got skills here? >> i don't know. i just was doing it and then like learning new tricks and then i was like wow i'm actually pretty good. >> her flip tricks in

rockies leading 3-2 in the ei > doesn't happen often but could the a's be putting together a string of wins? now they were leading three in the 8 inning. brandon belt scores. they are now in the top of the 13 inning. and it's tied at three. how about that? rocky's star arranado is 1-4. he's known as the giant killer throughout his career. he hit for the cycles nine days go against san francisco. but down in san jose his younger brother jona plays first place for the giants. he says he hears all the time that he's not as good as his brother. >> people that usually say, stupid things like that have never played the game. so it doesn't really bother me. i hear fans say stuff like that but i don't mind. it's a positive your going to say your younger brother is better than you, that's all right, he is better than a lot of people. >> i will take 8% of that brother. >>> watching the a's in houston. ryan haley that's his first career grand slam a's off and running. 5-1 lead. 6-49inning. houston with the tieing run on against casilla. ground into a game ending double play. stop the presses, oak

build ase going to apple described it and at ei version of their operating system, they are going to have to give that to the chinese. those two reasons alone are prohibitive. host: we started this conversation nearly an hour ago. you first see an explosion in tech in the next 5, 10, 15 years. where do you see that? we are in a low now. where the smartphone is kind of matured. where the laptop is dropping in dids, way below what was for or five years ago. not that there are new models coming out. but there are no big jumps that i first see. however, all of these companies are investing enormous amounts of money in at least four big areas. important is artificial intelligence. which has some other technologies associated with it and necessary for it. like machine learning and natural language. , all of these countries are doing this. in theory on it the iphone. still pretty crude. there is cortana and windows. and echo.lexa there is google assistant. there are others. these are the beginning. i said to jeff bezos, are we in the first inning? we are in the first batter of the first inn