investigator farah turner was also fatally wounded. she passed away several weeks later.n her final days, hundreds of members of the community came to visit her in the hospital, they left her. they spoke of the way she not only saved them from danger, but changed their lives through her grace, her support, and her prayers. to investigator turner's mom, katie, and sister april, and to sergeant caraway's wife allison and son terrence, brother daniel, and sisters, your loved ones died today, it was a sad day but they are looking down on you today. they died as they lived, fighting to protect innocent people. we will always remember them. we will always profoundly be grateful to have with us two of the surviving florence officers who were shot that october evening. brian hart and travis scott. brian and travis, your continued service honors the legacy of your great friends. enke for being with us. please stand. [applause] pres. trump: please stand. [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much. thank you for being here. the ambushes and attacks on our police must end. and they

farah's recent book is "how we win." jessica, what was your reaction on seeing this video?'s clearly an attempt by baghdadi to show not only he's still alive. as you point out there were many videos to point out he was dead or severely wounlded. or in charge. i notice he's wearing this ji d jihadi sheikh vest. he's not just posing as a scholar but actually looking like a warrior and looking like he's in charge. so, to me, that's a really big part of what this was about. it's marketing, to show that isis is still strong, still the most significant terrorist group in the world right now and that he is still strong and in charge. >> but, what was striking is -- isis had developed a sophisticated media strategy. you think of the beheading videos. very slickly produced. this was almost a throwback to the al qaeda videos. guy, preacher, very straight to camera monologue. >> what's interesting about this is here's the guy, he's alive and he's kicking. he's poking trump in the eye, saying, you said that we're defeated. we're not defeated. jessica is correct when she says he's tryin

mo farah won the vitality london 10,000 race — the seventh time he's won it.orary starter for the event — before finishing ahead of fellow britons andrew butchart and nick goolab. steph twell retained the women's title, as she continues her bid to make the british squad for next year's olympic games in tokyo. twell got a bronze medal in the 5,000 metres at the european championships in 2016, and says she needs to give herself the best chance of olympic selection. gareth southgate has finalised his 23—man squad for the uefa nations league finals next month. tottenham full—back kieran trippier drops out, along with spurs' team—mate harry winks. southampton pair nathan redmond and james ward—prowse are also cut from the original 27 but will stay in the training camp. the newcastle united owner mike ashley is in talks to sell the club to billionaire sheikh khaled bin zayed al neha—yan. he's a cousin of the manchester city owner sheikh mansour, and failed with a £2 billion bid to buy liverpool last year. it's thought the deal to buy newcastle could be worth £350 mi

farah would like to do a love—based reality show next.ned from what's happened to the contestants on love island and thejeremy kyle show. i don't think anyone wants these shows to be axed. you know, they've been on for however long, they‘ re successful. butjust make sure the care is there. yeah, it's fine. speaks welsh. hello, my name is carly and you might know me from the valleys. series one, i loved it. it was a crazy experience being stuck in a house for six weeks with no tv, no phone with a bunch of people you've never met. i want to be as rich and as famous as i can possibly be. you can take the kids out of the valleys, but you will never take the valleys out of the kids. eight people from the valleys living together is going to be mental. they wear more make—up than clothes. was there ever any pressure on you to have sex or anything like that? there was never any pressure to ever have sex or anything. there was never pressure to drink. during filming of series two, carly‘s mum was extremely ill. she had cancer and was deteriorating

britain's mo farah has won the vitality london 10—thousand for the seventh time.hampion was the honorary starter for the race before finishing ahead of fellow britons andrew butchart and nick goolab. steph twell retained the women's title, as she continues her bid to make the british squad for next year's olympic games in tokyo. twell got a bronze medal in the 5,000m at the european championships in 2016, and says she needs to give steph twell retained the women's title, as she continues i was nervous i was nervous because i was nervous because there is a great depth in british running. an equal run is a great way to push yourself and your body and i supported our guys in the race the way they supported me super metre that was fantastic and i nature i finished with the guys because i am here to run as fast as i can. let's have a look at some of the day's other sports headlines. england's bronte law has won her first lpga title. she won by two—shots at the pure silk championship in the us state of virginia, and now could be a contender for this years solheim cup te

farah said he'd lost track of his winning streak.ome out here and win the race. as i said, andy is a strong athlete, and make is another one. and it was pushing on early on. i had to cover every move, and push at the end, i knew that was what it was going to take. ste p h twell retained the women's title, as she continues her bid to make the british squad for next year's olympic games in tokyo, while daniel sidbury and three—time paralympic medallist shelly woods won the wheelchair races. england's bronte law has won her first lpga title at the pure silk championship in virginia. she had a share of the lead from day one and finished two shots clear of the field with a closing round of 67 — a great victory after she lost out in a play—off in san francisco earlier this month. i believe in hard work and determination, i really stayed so focused at there today. my caddie did a greatjob keeping me calm. i guess did a greatjob keeping me calm. i gu ess after did a greatjob keeping me calm. i guess after san francisco, gave me perspective t

and farah said he'd lost track of his winning streak.race. andy and nick are going strongly. they were pushing on early on. i covered every they were pushing on early on. i cove red every m ove . they were pushing on early on. i covered every move. the push at the end i knew it was what it was going to take. steph twell retained the women's title, as she continues her bid to make the british squad for next year's olympic games in tokyo, while daniel sidbury and three—time paralympic medallist shelly woods won the wheelchair races, england's bronte law has won her first lpga title at the pure silk championship in virginia. she had a share of the lead from day one and finished two shots clear of the field with a closing round of 67 — a great victory after she lost out in a play—off in san francisco earlier this month. i believe in hard work and determination and i stayed so focussed out there today and you know obviously my caddy, geoff, did a greatjob keeping me calm and i guess after san fran it gave me perspective that i could compete a

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sri lanka and buddhism as a state religion causing resentment and displeasure mung the non sinhalese farah with that in mind i mean you know you could just read a thread from them or not there's a lot of twitter threads about this topic it seems like you know it's something that people feel very passionately about i want to share one with you get your thoughts on an arm or a saying the radicalization of youth across the ethnic groups in the country led to . the recent violence and religious tension in eco while radical muslim youth were behind the easter sunday attacks the anti muslim riots were led by sinhalese good us national she goes on to say that on the community level there's a climate of fear an us versus them mentality which is doing harm and people need to be responsible with what they post online turning to social media to vent isn't a great coping mechanism could you just dissect for us what you think that radicalization of youth has to do with anything with what's playing out online and how that factors into what we see happening on the streets i could try to but i think what

and white supremacist figures and often ridicules feminism islam and social justice movements who is farah khan the eighty five year old leader of the us black nationalist group nation of islam was also removed he was banned earlier from you tube for comparing jews to insects the company cited facebook's policies against dangerous individuals and organizations in a statement facebook said we've always banned individuals or organizations that promote or engage in violence and hate regardless of idiology adding that it has an extensive process for evaluating potential by a later as among its two point seven billion members facebook instagram and other social media platforms have been heavily criticized in the u.s. and internationally for failing to police hate speech in turn facebook head mark zuckerberg has called on governments and international regulators to become more active in policing online hate and calls for violence later this month new zealand prime. mr just sinned and french president emanuel will convene an international meeting aimed at preventing violent hate crimes from being

held area in northwestern it live province schools and residential neighborhoods in the town of kins farah were hit in what the u.n. describes as the worst barrel bombing campaign in eleven fifteen months he says russian and syrian forces intensified their restaurants and shelling overnight it was supposed to be a safe saying those are the headlines about with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera next it's witness. who is going to be about to be on the bridge there a good day when they're even. in first year there were fifty of us in our time and sixteen years there were like twenty. we had to see people that we knew very close to be our friends not coming back to school. to. work. it was a very odd figure and a very high figure well we're going to accept the increase or we're going to fight and we were clear that we're going to fight. to space we don't have a language we don't think that the way the university structured feeble students. think that you know there's no way students can ever win anything. to fear message that we have for the diversity is that we can't continue like

sri lanka and buddhism as a state religion causing resentment and displeasure mung the non sinhalese farah with that in mind i mean you know you could just read a thread from them or not there's a lot of twitter threads about this topic it seems like you know it's something that people feel very passionately about i want to share one with you get your thoughts on an arm or a saying the radicalization of youth across the ethnic groups in the country led to . recent violence and religious tension in while radical muslim youth were behind the easter sunday attacks the anti muslim riots were led by sinhalese buddhist national she goes on to say that on the community level there's a climate of fear an us versus them mentality which is doing harm and people need to be responsible with what they post online turning to social media to vent isn't a great coping mechanism could you just dissect for us what you think that radicalization of youth has to do if anything with what's playing out online and how that factors into what we see happening on the streets. i could try to but i think what we need

. >>> today is day two of the festival in napa valley, music headliners include neil young and farah, it's not just about the music. >> some people traveled long distances to try the food, the one, and the music. >>> music is the answer at napa valley's bottle rock festival. doors open at 11:30 am, and the musicians on the stage at noon. they came to enjoy the three- day festival, in its seventh year. according to the people we spoke with, there are numerous reasons. >> i love live music we are too old for tele. >> something new. >> the music is fantastic, always a good lineup. the food is really really good. >> the wine, for sure. the food is amazing, i was really really excited about the curry. >> food, music, wine and beer, they've got you covered. especially one couple who has been a part of the festival from the beginning. >> our brand has continued to grow, independent of bottle rock. >> one place you have to hit up, the food area. we went behind the scenes, where all of the items like these ribs are being prepared. but, one of my favorite places, the porta potty. once inside,

after finishing fifth in the london marathon on sunday, farah said his brain was "all over the place"ffield where gary wilson is the first man to make it through to the semi—finals. he beat two—time finalist ali carter by 13 frames to nine at the crucible, finishing it off with this brilliant long red from way back in the baulk area. wilson, who‘s from tyneside, is a qualifier, and has only ever made it as far as the first round before this. on the other table, john higgins leads neil robertson 9—11. the afternoon sessions are just getting under way — coverage continues on bbc two and the bbc sport website. that‘s all the sport for now. thank you very much. you‘re watching afternoon live. today marks the 25th anniversary of the death of brazil‘s three—time formula one champion, ayrton senna at the 1994 san marino grand prix in italy. his death, at the age of 3a, robbed brazil of one of its most famous sportsmen, and brought the country to a standstill. senna raced in 161 grands prix over ten years, and won 41 of them, becoming world champion in 1988, 1990 and 1991. i‘m joined by david

nigel farah's looks like he is going to win the biggest share of the votes and his base is what we areia and reminding the parties how fall -- how far they have fallen. francine: he has made quite a comeback. is it because his message is simple -- we will deliver a brexit? does that change the outcome? james: if you looked at the performance of british assets since the referendum, global class companies have done well and domestic companies have focused -- have done much less well. the return on equity of british companies is that of global tears. -- peers. there is a challenge whether next year the u.k. economy will grow faster for the euro zone economy, and that would be sporting for british assets. tom: what do we get from the president's visit? we have manchester tottenham liverpool. can you imagine how we get out in exactly 17 days? david: the president's visit is interesting timing. that week is when mrs. may well hold the last throw of the dice vote. you will have all the demonstrations presumably against mr. trump's visit and pally withs rather the president. well he stage an e