falcon's. with me now is the don't use chris herren thing from the sports desk many thanks for the time chris now you went on this report. being treated this way when they brought the most glory to the country i mean 9 time african champions right you know that's 3 times as many is their male counterparts have won you know i spent a few days and i geria pamela i day was one of the voices in the report we just saw according to her you know women in nigeria are basically at the bottom of the social ladder you know they're struggling in economic you know whether whether it's social political number of different ways you know and in terms of how much they've won it is a bit of a shock but they've had the protests we saw the one you know shots of the protests they actually had to go to the villa that was resolved but you know just to clarify they were owed $20000.00 over that apiece and their coaches have been paid in certain issues the nigerian football federation has to release the funds and they'

this is a falcons of nigeria hop in africa woman cup of nations champions 9 times yet they often have to beg to get paid bonuses so talk of equal pay for women suck up play as is a distance dream for them is a women's world cup in powers it sounds for the super falcons to gain the much needed support they crave. the super falcons have undeniably been the definition of super on the pitch in africa 9 times it up but also at 9 times they are. up so good basic. simple fact has been the best you know freak out books on the field. been the one that has brought glory to the concrete as a team as a nation. the way to shoot the sometimes. off just since the last women's world cup they've been forced to hit the streets in protest of the falcons carrying placards begging to be paid marching to the presidential phila and national assembly this issue was partially result but there's still a ways to go. we need a lot of motivation a lot of support and that's a long more outcome you know him you know may cost more that yes this people are really there to support us the current cup holders the u.s. w

it is falcon heavy. there are three different orbits area they are launching the satellites into four different [indiscernible] there is a lot going on with it. there's a lot of focus on that and a lot of important missions. manus: thank you. of big bang launch military mission. rocket and 24vy satellites into space. europe it for "daybreak: ." we are handing it across to matt studio to is in our take you through the next hour and a half of markets. good morning. matt: good morning to you. watchingng to continue this falcon heavy mission. it is the first time they have launched a falcon heavy rocket at night. a.m. in cape canaveral where the iconic apollo missions were launched and it is the most powerful rocket in the world. with 5 million pounds of thrust, it is the most powerful rocket ever since the saturn five rocket that launched the apollo mission that put men on the moon. interesting to see hope -- and so much thrust and if they can recover all the boosters, the idea behind spacex is that you wan

support for the falcons has been scarce some have blamed lesbianism so what what the vice president of the nigerian association of football federation associations said was that you know the sponsorship wasn't wasn't forthcoming because he felt that. it was a place to. lesbians in the open letter we love taking it so i think it's something that everybody has to some people because what the world 2nd file or sort of this love when i'm on a woman is look there's been a bit more love in terms of preparation for the super falcons ahead of this world cup but we need to do much more i think you change a lot of things in the in africa because. what men didn't do we men have done it and it's going to open a lot of weight and is going to give people the. well. it's also you know we are we have to want a foundation for winning tends to speed up change hopefully success at the world cup can do that for the nigerian super falcons. with me now is the chris herren saying from the sports this many thanks for your time chris now you went on this report why i said this week when they brought the most g

lord falconer.rugby union, saracens do the double — beating exeter in a thrilling premiership final. the champions league final has just kicked off in madrid. spurs take on liverpool. it‘s only the second ever champions league final to feature two english clubs. if tottenham win, they‘ll lift their first european cup. liverpool will be hoping they can win their sixth. our vorrespondent, stuart flinders, is at an event in the heart of liverpool that is being held in association with bt sport. the match is about to get under way and everybody here is ready for it. 7000 people have been packed into this venue with another 4000 and neighbouring venues. listen to that! it is almost like being in madrid andi it is almost like being in madrid and i have not met anybody who was not confident liverpool will wind after that shattering defeat last year. after that shattering defeat last yea r. let after that shattering defeat last year. let us see how they get on... stuart flinders, thank you very much in live

lord falconer is leading labour's inquiry into the claims.e to the bbc about the current position of the claims and the process. well, first of all, my task is now effectively being done by the equalities commission, that are launching a full—blown investigation into allegations of anti—semitism in the labour party. the issue of peter willsman is an acid test for the labour party. peter willsman has, in this recording that was published by a radio station yesterday, said that the allegations of anti—semitism in the labour party are, in effect, orchestrated by the israeli embassy. that is a conspiracy theory which has absolutely no foundation whatsoever. if you were a member of the jewish community, it would give you little hope that the labour party would deal fairly with allegations of anti—semitism, if somebody on its main ruling body — the national executive committee — had those views. it's right that he's been suspended, but the next step for the labour party is to deal with the disciplinary case against him as quickly as possible becaus

lord falconer.left under a serving police officer's car in belfast was "intended to kill", say detectives, who believe "violent dissident republicans" were behind it. and in rugby union, saracens do the double — beating exeter in a thrilling premiership final. and at 10:30pm and again at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers. stay with us for that. good evening. liverpool have just become champions league winners in madrid, as they beat spurs 2—0. the champions league is football's top club competition. hugh woozencroft is there. he is imagery. fantastic when?‘ fantastic night for supporters of liverpool. they have beaten totte n ha m liverpool. they have beaten tottenham hotspur 2—0. very disappointed tottenham fans beginning to spill from the stadium, but huge cheers coming from deliverable fans who will remain in sight to see their side lift the trophy injust a sight to see their side lift the trophy in just a few moments —— coming from liverpool fans who will

justin: it's the first mission at spacex that flew the falcon heavy at night. secondly, they had three different orbits they had to take the payload two. you've got commercial customers, nasa, the air force. they were essentially making three stops and it kind of turned into a delivery truck of sorts. it was tricky in getting the orbits right, very high paying customers an important cargo. then the landing as well, they did the boosters on land, which worked out. the main engine on the drone fee did not work out, so that has more work to be done. emily: so it was mostly successful except that the center core failed to land in the atlantic ocean. what went wrong there? justin: it's hard to say at this

class after nigeria's super falcons won the fs game and a few 5 women's woke up today have what it takes to move on the sports journalist beat. any michael jr is the name your welcome to the program puts us leaders in sudan demanding international guarantees to ensure any agreement reached with i mean rule as is implemented correctly they have called off the a general strike and campaign of civil disobedience this week and i agreed to resume talks with the ruling military council but madani abbas madani while the protest movement leaders says they will only participate in talks need to a handover of power to a civilian government. meant needs to include i don't know in international guarantees. and. we're only prepared to discuss an agreement that leads to our. i was civil government. without discussion of any other issue. half of all. the u.s. has appointed a new special envoy to promote a democrats agree solution to the nation's political crisis the retired veteran diplomats do not booth travel to hot to mourn when state alongside top u.s. diplomat for africa to board 90 they see attac

it's the falcon heavy's first launch at night. the third launch overall. and this is the first time the defense department had cargo on that private space service. the rocket successfully took 24 research satellites into orbit. now, the biggest flaw in the launch, it came with the return of those three rocket boosters, the bright light right here. comes with a new core booster. it was trying to land on a platform in the ocean. it came close, but it missed the platform, which was not totally unexpected. both of these side boosters did land safely back at cape canaveral as planned. >> that's amazing that they're able to do that. to land perfect and smooth. amazing. >>> 4:18 is the time. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. >> you got my hero sal here. >> didn't you miss this guy? >> pardon me. >> didn't you miss this guy? >> of course i did. >> i always miss you, sal. >> that's right. well, you know, when the whole gang is together. >> right. >> yes. >> i like that. >> did you get your coffee? >> i'm just about to. let me get through this traffic h

time but it could get as much as four hours later if there are weather problems in florida and the falcon rocket carry 152 tiny containers of human remains as well as 24 defense department satellites and those satellites are why the mission is so technically challenging they will be released in three different orbits during the mission. >>> toy story enjoyed one of its biggest openings of all time for an animated movie.>>reporter: watch it buddy.>> they are back, the pixar film open with hundred $80 million in box office receipts over the weekend and ticket sales were below expectations mind you. the remake child's play debuted at a distant second and aladdin took third place ahead of men in black international rounding out the top five of the secret life of pets. >>> a seven-year-old boy shot in oakland and when we come back the latest on his condition and the investigation on how it may be connected to a homeless encampment. >>> we were dealt the ultimate blow last week by losing an officer>> the sacramento community coming together to remember officer o'sullivan in many ways, coming up

the falcon heavy rocket is scheduled to lift off from kennedy space center in florida at 8:30 our time, but it could go as much as four hours later if there are weather problems. the falcon rocket will carry 152 tiny containers of human remains as well as 24 defense department satellites. those satellites are why this mission is so technically challenging. they will be released in three different orbits. one of those satellites will carry an advanced automic clock with the human ashes. it costs about $2,500 to send your loved one's ashes into space. the capsule containing those ashes will orbit the earth for two years before reentering the atmosphere. >>> new figures out today show gas prices have dropped over the past two weeks. the new lundberg survey found the average prices dropped 11 cents a gallon to a nationwide average of $2.73 a the highest san francisco at $3.78. the price is 22 cents lower than what it was one year ago. industry analysts say lower crude prices have led to this price drop. >>> back on earth toy story 4 had one of the biggest openings of all time for an animat

it is called galaxies edge, and has two main attractions, one is centered around the millennial falconride allows riders to attempt to smuggle goods across the galaxy. later this year, they will open rise of the resistance, which will mimic a fight with the first order. it will open by the end of 2019. fans can build their own lightsaber or droid. neither come cheap. the lightsaber is $200 and the droid, $100. galaxy's edge is disney's biggest ever park expansion and the park segment accounts for more than 40% of disney's revenue and it is becoming more important at a time that disney's those profitable business, tv, is losing viewership. disney invested $4 billion across parks in 2018. i spoke to the chairman and he said investors should expect that kind of investment to continue. >> walt disney said disneyland will never be complete as long as there is imagination left in the world. you couple that with walt disney imagineering. i suspect this is a new high watermark but it certainly is not the end. it is just the beginning. ed: disney bought lucasfilms for almost $4 billion. the gro

do you agree with that, lord falconer? it is an appalling and disgusting story. 0ver falconer? with vulnerable teenagers in wormwood scrubs prison wing and he was plainly manipulating them and abusing them in a variety of ways. how did that happen? well, ian brady is an exceptional story. lord longford bosman involvement makes it a bit odd. my anxiety, though, is it is what happens in prisons, because ultimately you have quite a small numberof ultimately you have quite a small number of prison officers guarding a very large numberof number of prison officers guarding a very large number of prisoners and it's about dominant, manipulative, evil characters being able very often to come to the surface, and you see it now getting worse and worse as a principle because you've got overcrowded prisons. you've also got overcrowded prisons. you've also got very inexperienced prison office rs got very inexperienced prison officers in many cases, and you've got strong characters. if you go to a prisonlike pentonville, ec all that's bad in some respects crammed into one place in overcrowded

court over the blacklisting of huawei and elon musk calling it the most difficult launch ever as the falcon heavy rocket blasted into space earlier this morning. of course we have the video. it's tuesday, june 25th as "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> good morning, good afternoon, good evening and welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching i'm brian sullivan well, we are about 0.8% away on the dow from a new intraday high futures indicating it may be tough to get there yesterday the markets were up, just a couple fractions of a point here perhaps we're on g20 watch whatever it is, futures are flat right now. it's 224 points on the dow from a record the s&p 500, every time it makes a new high, that is a new high money has come into stocks money has also come into bonds the ten-year yield is staying low again. look at that 2.01%. later on in the show we have the chief economist for the national association of realtors, we'll talk to him about what that might mean for the mortgage market or if you're looking to refinance. four days until that massive g20 meeting in japa

they love this deal. >> is falcone moving to puerto rico or low tax place? what is his plan here?a >> he had this place, these were the two houses he had on e 67 street it is unclear where he's going to move. he's running this new company now. i suspect that company is based in manhattan or he's based here, but no plans yet on what he's bought or where he's going to live at for this >> right never know who those buyers are. they always do those limited liability companies, can bezos -- does bezos have a view of long island city? >> i don't know if he can see long island city you can see the cross bronx expressway from there. which is a gorgeous view >> really? >> yes. >> cross bronx, no, no he's downtown. >> the big qe, the big qe, yeah. but i don't know about -- lic, i don't think you can see that far up. >> too bad. >> at least he went downtown that's cool. >> good for that neighborhood. >> absolutely. robert frank, thanks. >>> to bob pisani at the sandler o'neil global exchange conference sitting down with a special guest. good morning, bob. >> we're here with all the heads of

should be expelled from the labour party, according to former justice secretary and labour peer lord falconerlsman, who's accused of saying the israeli embassy was almost certainly behind complaints of anti—semitism, was suspended yesterday. at least three british climbers are amonst of team that has gone missing in northern india during an attempt on the country's second highest mountain nanda devi. rescuers are due to reach the base camp today to begin the search. in madrid, fans gear up for this evening's all—english champions league final — liverpool versus tottenham. and now on bbc news, victoria derbyshire takes a look back at some of the highlights from her programme this week. hello and welcome to our programme. for the next half an hour, will bring you some of the exclusive and original journalism bring you some of the exclusive and originaljournalism we have broadcast over last week.. so far this year, 100 people have been stabbed to get in uk. for one community in particular, the crisis is so acute that parents are sending their teenagers to somalia and other parts of east africa f

. >>> when we return, spacex launching its falcon heavy rocket on its third mission late last night > on where we stand in the markets. stocks are lower today the dow is down 52 s&p is down 10 nasdaq, the big underperformer, down about 0.8%. still a bullish month, dow on ceor best month since october 2015 stay with us johnson & johnson is a baby company. but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. wanna take your xfi now you can with xfi advantage. giving you enhanced performance and protection. when devices are connected to your home's wifi, they're protected. helping keep outsiders from getting inside. and if someone tries, we'll let you know. so you can stream, surf and game all you want, with confidence you can get coverage where you need it most. that's xfi advantage. make your xfi even better. upgrade today. call, click or visit a store. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley

sean: the recovery for the spacex falcon nine rocket is about 85%.he overall success rate is about 97%. there is still room for improvement, but this is an essential part of bringing the launch cost down. by reason be first stage, 60% of the costs are associated with that first stage, so being able to reuse that, it creates a very big margin for spacex, which hopefully with the block five will become a big cash cow for the company. thatwhat kind of issues the company faces right now? we've indicated a very high degree of certainty now that the company will be able to deliver the big parts of the aircraft back to earth. the costs are going to come down. but putting a satellite into space and putting a man into space are two very different challenges. sean: very different challenges. they had a successful mission to the international space station, delivered that capital back to earth and recovered it. emergencytep is the evacuation process, which is designed to push the capsule away from the rocket on a failed launch. that didn't go well back in april

. >> jimmy: is that an owl or a falcon? >> it's a falcon. >> jimmy: it's a falcon.ow why you had a snake and a -- i mean, this is like -- >> this is when it was accepted to do weird stuff like this. i don't know. i guess they were like kelly bundy likes nature. [ laughter ] you know what i mean? >> jimmy: is that one of kelly bundy's -- >> she loves animals. >> jimmy: that show was on for 11 seasons, right? >> yeah, 11. >> jimmy: did you have a big series finale like these shows seem to have now? >> no, man. i actually learned that we were canceled from the radio but not like firsthand. someone had -- was listening to kevin and bean. >> jimmy: oh. i was on that show. >> i heard. >> jimmy: yeah. >> kevin and bean knew before me. >> jimmy: they know everything. >> and they said something. and then someone i knew had heard it on kevin and bean and then called me to tell me that the show was canceled. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> that's how they operated. >> jimmy: you got the news from kevin and bean? >> from kevin and bean. >> jimmy: is it too late to put a finale together? >

well, my response, if i may, to what lord falconer said is part of my response to what peter willsman lack ofjustice in the way that claims of anti—semitism are being dealt with both by the press and the public, too often. if pete willsman has made statements people make offensive, —— find offensive, thatis make offensive, —— find offensive, that is one thing, there is nothing i have heard that is anti—semitic. instead, if the party wants to investigate what pete willsman said, that should be dealt with as a confidential issue and they should be no commitment to expel anybody until there has been a thorough and fair investigation. as to that particular comment, about israel, we know israel has been involved to some extent in british politics because of the film made by al jazeera in 2016, shown in early 2017, called their lobby. that is not unusual, governments interfere all the time in other country's politics, but it is not anti—semitic to make that claim. what about the points you made about there should bea points you made about there should be a proper process before somebody is

. >> our store aficionado has flown in the millennium falcon haven't you?>> you know forever they will show the video of me looking a little scared on that ride or maybe just concerned, there is a smile.>> it is not everyday that you get to fly with han solo. >> that is right. >> they have me on a roller coaster.>> evergreen frank. now let's get out to the macarthur maze, 31 minutes so not too bad a drive but it is not a light day and the next week is fourth of july week so we might see a little trail off near the end the week as people sit around and they say i will take vacation time. we hope we will start seeing lighter traffic on some commutes. today does not seem to be the date even though 880 looks good, san mateo bridge a robust commute, it has improved, dunbarton bridge has a little bit of a backup, and as you go to the south bay the silicon valley commute is getting slower especially on highway 101 northbound, just after 880 you will see brake lights as you have seen towards santa clara. now let's bring in sarah.>> thank you, a cooler day today tha

should be expelled from the labour party, according to formerjustice secretary and labour peer lord falconermr willsman, who's accused of saying the israeli embassy was "almost certainly" behind complaints of anti—semitism, was suspended yesterday. nine incidents of small boats carrying migrants off the kent coast are being dealt with by the coastguard. four british climbers are amongst a team that has gone missing in northern india during an attempt on the country's second—highest mountain nanda devi. rescuers are due to reach the base camp today to begin the search. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh woozencroft. a special one this saturday evening as we count down to the champions league final here in madrid. less than 90 minutes to kick off in the all—english champions league final. liverpool are going for a sixth title, but a first trophy underjurgen klopp. tottenham have never won anything under mauricio pochettino, and it would be a first champions league for them. and i'm jane dougall with all the day's other sports news from the bbc s

to expel peter willsman from the labour party, from formerjustice secretary and labour peer lord falconerbomb left under a serving police officer's car in belfast was "intended to kill," say detectives, who believe ‘violent dissident republicans‘ were behind it. and in rugby union, saracens do the double — beating exeter in a thrilling premiership final. and at half past eleven we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers nigel nelson and jo phillips — stay with us for that. liverpool have beaten tottenham hotspur 2—0 to win the champion's league final in madrid. it's only the second time two english teams have been pitted against each other for the ultimate prize in club football. liverpool were looking to win the title for a sixth time — while for spurs, victory would have meant the first champions league trophy in their history. our sports editor dan roan was watching the game. no sign of a siesta in the spanish capital. it may have cost thousands to be here but for these fans, following their team to the grandest stage was priceless. madrid — a mass of red and whi

the last time the super falcons beater european team in the world cup was two decades ago.t two—time winners germany, it was a tall order for nigeria. back on the bench it was forjennifer, out with a broken so since the opening game. 20 minutes in, it was alexander who popped nigeria's bubble. of her head and into the net, not a bad way to end. minutes later, a nigerian player catches on the near the german player, and germany is awarded the penalty. the germans were in full control. next, one, two, three, easy for germany. it's a hard pill for nigeria to swallow, but which are perfect for germany who still haven't conceded in this year's tournament. miriam walker—khan, bbc news. in the day's other match, norway beat australia 4—1 in a penalty shootout in nice to reach the quarter—finals. the former champions will face the winner of sunday's game between england and cameroon. now the weather, with matt taylor. good morning. it certainly was a very pleasant start to the weekend across much of the uk, the sunshine tempted people onto the beaches as it will do later in the wee

the result was then put beyond doubt whether superb second for the super falcons. on the board to group a bitter second defeat for south korea means the last 16 is a long way off for them. elsewhere, germany means the last 16 is a long way off forthem. elsewhere, germany beat spain. the only goal of the game was scored just before halftime, putting the olympic champions on the brink of the knockout stage. despite this defeat, spain will still be expected tojoin them. on thursday in group b — south africa and china will go in search of their first points when they play in paris while in valonciennes australia know they need something from their game against brazil if they harbour hopes of progressing from group c. one other football line — real madrid have signed left—back ferland mendy from lyon in a deal worth up to $60 million, taking their off season spending to around $380 million. the 24—year—old french international has signed a six—year deal at the bernabeu and joins the belgium forward eden hazard and serbia striker luka jovic. australia beat pakistan by 41

is a launched its falcon heavy walking from florida carrying $24.00 research satellites into orbit on its most complicated mission so for the satellites include an atomic clock that could enable spacecraft to navigate autonomously plus a solar cell which will become the 1st spacecraft in earth's orbit held solely by the sun. the cuban capital her. bana now has its 1st sex shop the communist one country officially bans the sale of objects deemed obscene but the pop up store is legally considered an art exhibit who would have thought the artist behind it say the objects for sale can be used as vault provoking and in the trading troops that . were here in germany prosecutors have brought charges against 8 members of a suspected extreme right wing terror group called revolution kevin is now the 8 are accused of forming an illegal organization in the planning deadly attacks they reportedly planned terrorist attacks in trying to make them look like they had been carried out by left wing and or. christian kane the alleged ringleader of the revolution cam that's protest movement he and 7 othe

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should be expelled from the labour party, according to former justice secretary, and labour peer lord falconerlsman, who's accused of saying the israeli embassy was "almost certainly" behind complaints of anti—semitism, was suspended yesterday. a bomb left under a serving police officer's car in belfast was "intended to kill", say detectives, who believe violent dissident republicans were behind it. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejo phillips and nigel nelson. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the sunday times has an interview with donald trump who calls on britain to send nigel farage to negotiate with brussels and pursue a no—deal brexit if the eu refuses to give britain what it wants. liverpool's triumph over spurs in the champions league final is pictured on the front of the sunday telegraph. the paper leads with michael gove telling cabinet he is prepared to delay brexit until late 2020 rather than leave without a deal. on the front of the observer — the mayor of london sadiq khan compares donald trump to a 2

the falcon heavy rocket scheduled to lift off at 8:30 our time but it could go as much as four hoursiny containers of human remains as well as 24 defense department satellites. that's why the mission is so technically challenging. they will be released in three different orbits and one will carry an advanced atomic time clock along with human ashes. >>> growing pollution and the world's ocean. >> the effort underway from bay area activists to clean up the carpet swirling around in the atlantic. >>> how other countries are calling for a diplomatic solution. a little bird told me you have the fastest internet and now the best mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go, go. now the fastest, most reliable internet can help you save on your wireless bill. that's simple, easy, awesome. taxi! should i have stopped her? save hundreds of dollars a year when you get internet and mobile together. plus ask how to get $250 back when you switch to xfinity mobile. >

our time but it could go as much as four hours later if there are weather problems in florida the falcon rocket will carry 152 tiny containers of human remains as well as 24 dement satellites and those satellites is why this mission is so technically challenging. they will be released and three different orders. >>> toy story enjoyed one of the biggest openings of all time for an animated movie.>> jesse, ham, potato had. >> the gang is back and people noticed, the pixar film opened with a $118 million in box office receipts over the weekend, ticket sales were below expectations believe it or not. or film remake child's play debuted a distant second, aladdin came in third and men in black international number four rounded out the top five was the secret of pets >>> an early morning standoff between the police and a suspect in a deadly shooting is over and we will take you live to that seen with an update on the situation that ended just a short while ago. plus get ready to pay more at the pumps, how much more in taxes you will start paying july 1. coming up. >>> san jose police are invest

it's the first at falcon heavy.his is the first time the cargo from the defense department was aboard a private space service. 21 research satellites were carried into orbit. >>> it has been 10 years since the death of michael jackson. up next, the reason there is so much debate on how to honor his life. >>> today at 4:00. we're live in castro. as they form a cultural district in that neighborhood. >> we're l we'll hear from supervisors and historians about what this means for the area, long known for its lgbtq heritage and advocacy. that and much more today on the floor. just a few minutes away from the closing bell. rough day for the dow jones. even worse for the nasdaq down 1 1/2%. down just about 1%. >> today marks 10 years since the death of legendary artist michael jackson. and as mary ann raverty explains. some are conflicted by his complicated legacy. >> my brother, the legendary king of pop. passed away. >> the world was stunned by the death of pop michael jackson. >> jackson died of cardiac arrest at age 5

. >> the falcon heavy rocket lifted off from kennedy space center in florida shortly before midnight,light of the falcon heavy at night, and the third overall, it is the first time the cargo from the defense department was aboard the space service. 24 research satellites were taken into orbit, and the bright light comes from the nucor booster, which was aiming to land on the platform in the ocean, it came close but missed the platform. which was not totally unexpected, both side boosters did land back at cape canaveral as planned. >>> a movie theater is being transformed into a swimming pool complex, the alexandria theater closed 15 years ago, since then, it has been empty. no plan is underway, now a plan is underway that includes a swimming pool. >> i think it is a wonderful example, frankly, it has been vacant since 2004, i think people are ready to see something put there. i think it is exciting if it is going to be a swimming pool, we need something in the neighborhood, we don't have anything. >> the swimming pool will be available to members of the public will be able to reserve

the early reviews made it sound like the wait was worth it with the millennium falcon in high demandervice of alcohol. >> the experience like the submersiveness is far beyond anything they've done. >> that was the first stop. we had three drinks at 8:00 in the morning and it was amazing. >> it is all about the drinks and the merchandise. a lot of it. two visitors from boston spent more than $5,000 on memorabilia. reggie aqui got a sneak peek inside this week. he tweeted a lot of pictures and videos showing the rides, the exhibits, the food and much, much more. and you could see all of the stories and all of the good stuff on our website just search disney, disney is the parent company of abc7 news. he enjoyed the millennium falcon ride. >> can't wait to go. >>> happening tonight, someone will win a power lunch with warren buffett and help out a charity. the auction on e-bay topped $4 million and that topped the record set in 2012 and 2016 of nearly $3.5 million. the money goes to the glide foundation in san francisco. this is the 20th year the auction has been held. the bidding ends

edge, anded galaxies two main attractions, one is centered around the millennial falcon.pt to smuggle goods across the galaxy. later this year, they will open rise of the resistance, which will mimic a fight with the world order. it will open by the end of 2019. fans can build their own lightsaber or droid. neither come cheap. the lightsaber is $200 and the droid, $100. galaxies edge is disney's biggest ever park expansion and the park segment accounts for more than 40% of disney's revenue and it is becoming more important at a time that disney's those profitable business, tv, is losing viewership. disney invested $4 billion across parks in 2018. i spoke to the chairman and he said investors should expect that kind of investment to continue. >> walt disney said disneyland will never be complete as long as there is imagination left in the world. you couple that with walt disney imagineering. i suspect this is a new high watermark but it certainly is not the end. it is just the beginning. ed: the gross receipts from the films closed with almost $5 billion. disney hopes a ga

it is the first falcon heavy at night. and third overall. and the first time that cargo from the defense department was on board that private space service. 24 research satellites were carried into orbit. now, the biggest flaw came with the return of the three rocket boosters. the bright light came from the landing booster. came close but missed the platform, which was not completely unexpected. both side boosters did land safely. >>> women's world cup resumes today at 9:00 this morning. it is italy versus china. then at noon. win or go home and every remaining world cup match. team usa is advancing in the world cup after a close call against spain. megan rapony scored the only two goals of the game and penalty kicks. there was controversy surrounding the second. a foul in the 71st minute would be reviewed. and it appears the team usa player was tapped. just enough to constitute a foul. team usa flips past spain in the knockout round. 2-1. >>> here's an updated look at the world cup bracket. team usa advances to play host nation france on fr