niina farah. >> sure. that's a very good point that the trump administration has been making lots of rollbacks in the environmental space. the rollback of the clean power plan is just one example. there's also clean car standards, methane rules for oil and gas on public and private lands. so this is -- if you consider it with all the rules that are being rolled back, it's certainly a big deal overall. i would note that the united states is not yet out of the paris agreement. the trump administration noted its intent to exit from the paris agreement, but that actually won't go into effect until the day after the 2020 presidential election. so, but we are not, also, working toward meeting the obligations, so that is a concern for environmental groups. one thing to note, also, about the clean power plan is this is going to be sort of the landmark legislation that the obama administration was hoping to use to meet its targets under the paris agreement. so taking that away is really limiting the approach on gre

four hours, five hours, six hours, it is still as hard as what it is for mo farah and his 2.05.next year's maradona? asa free place at next year's maradona? as a gesture, to apologise. free place at next year's maradona? as a gesture, to apologiselj free place at next year's maradona? as a gesture, to apologise. i think it isa as a gesture, to apologise. i think it is a fantastic gesture, they didn't get the london marathon next is that had been promised to them. i had been talking to a all through the investigation, and we were both in agreement that this is not what was expected of london marathon, and they really did want to change that for next year, that every runner does count. you were hoping to help them celebrate, what happened to those plans? that went out the window very quickly, i had a speaker with me so we would have music, i had jelly babies, little sweets to keep them going. spectator support gets really thin on the ground at that stage, because it is a long day for those spectators who started out by the elites have started at ten o'clock, by the time we get to

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important finish from the top does have business run differently they say so as a better or worse farahwhat the women who work there say is clear yes yes. it is there anything you would like to see changes from. time to just right now i want to stop rents from rising so it remains possible for these things to develop nice shoes and spaces where unusual concepts still have a chance and that's. why i'm a new place and wouldn't have been here concept i don't look at the top dollar wise i think we should all recognize the value of a district that has experienced so much freedom and retained it over the centuries that it's special and the liberties we have are worth protecting. it is and so it's . done cranks that sums it up nicely. we regularly visit spectators who show us the sights of their hometowns in today's media local thought we went to houston texas it's the 4th largest city in the united states and it bourse interesting architecture and graffiti art as well as a space center. how do you welcome in houston my name is gonzo 247 i'm a graffiti street artist here in the city born and r

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hours, six hours, it is still as ha rd hours, six hours, it is still as hard as what it is for mo farahse runners being given a free place in next yea r‘s runners being given a free place in next year's marathon as a gesture to apologise for what they experienced? i thick it is a fantastic gesture, they didn't get the london marathon expose that had been promised to them. i had been talking to you all through the investigation, and we we re through the investigation, and we were both in agreement that this is not what was expected of london marathon, and they really did want to change that for next year. every runi to change that for next year. every run i does count. you are hoping to help them celebrate, what happened to those plans? that went out of the window very quickly. i had a speaker with me so we would have music. jelly babies, little sweets to keep them going. spectator support gets very thin on the ground at that stage because it is a long day for those spectators, they have started out when the elites have started at ten o'clock. by the time we get to that stage it is a few

commission all right our political correspondent here in berlin thomas farah thomas thank you will come back till a bit later and if you're just joining us a reminder that you leaders have no agreed on the blocs top jobs the outgoing european council president donald presented all the names at a press conference a little while ago he also talked about the decision making process here's what he had to say. 5 years ago we needed 3 months to decide it and only those who are against. us and nobody wants against. even if germany ups its on their commission president to do it through subtle issues in their government coalition but. the whole book. all right let's bring back idea to barbara vessel who is in brussels following all the latest for us barbara we heard there that donald tusk stressing the solidarity that is being shown by the fact that this package of names has been agreed upon we heard france is also say that the agreement ensures that europe is not divided that being fat it was a lot of work to get to this point wasn't it. oh it was 2021 hours i think from sunday till monday arou

being and so it is a very gloomy old friend page and we have the next bed on the front, the group farahing it on the pump, consequences of brexit so it is strange that they have given this the problem that they have. £1 million summer giveaway at the top. but something something exchange rates. is the lowest something exchange rates. is the lowe st that something exchange rates. is the lowest that has been against the dollar in later life more than 50 years, half a century, that should bea years, half a century, that should be a top line and the headline ought to be accurate. it should be a boris brexit will sink the pound because thatis brexit will sink the pound because that is what the story is saying. borisjohnson affect his that is what the story is saying. boris johnson affect his doing this to the pound. it is a boris brexit. you have to brand this as a boris effective. let's talk about another boris affect. the warning from leo varadkar on the front of the ft. last week on the front i remember there was a story that i might be willing to compromise and it does not look like they

the top does have business run differently or do they say so i will be better or worse farah what thewomen who work there say is clearly yes yes ok. it is there anything you would like to see changes from. time to right now i want to stop rents from rising so it remains possible for these things to develop niches and spaces where unusual concepts still have a chance and that's. why the nucleus then for up would have been here concept no i don't look at the top undone think otherwise i think we should all recognize the value of a district that has experienced so much freedom and retained it over the centuries that it's special and the liberties we have are worth protecting. and so it's. done thanks that sums it up nicely. we regularly visit spectators who show us the sights of their hometowns in today's media local thought we went to houston texas it's the 4th largest city in the united states and it bourse interesting architecture and graffiti art as well as a space center. how do you welcome in houston my name is gonzo 247 i'm a graffiti street artist here in the city born and raised

that door so with the installation of these features is going to get a lot harder and for people to farah's aid at the airport bart station so that's one of the elements. the other is a significant element of this agreement is the addition of another bart police officer in the airport stations are right now barred a staffing one bart police officer. throughout the day during the 20 hour period when the station is open as is going to be reimbursing bart for a second officer to be in that area during that entire 20 hour period. so we're essentially doubling the bart police presence at the sfo station. and you can watch more exclusive interviews like this on our streaming app. >>kron on there you can watch live local news 24 hours a day with no commercials visit kron on dot tv to start watching. >>are 240 the nays are 187. the resolution is adopted without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. >>the house of representatives of voting about an hour ago to condemn president trump for racist remarks only 4 republicans broke ranks with a vote too to vote with the democrats. the

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five hours, six hours, it is still as hard as what it is for mo farah and his others. being given a free place in the marathon asato given a free place in the marathon as a to apologise for what they experienced? i think it's a fantastic gesture. they did not at the london marathon expanse they we re the london marathon expanse they were promised. i have been talking toa were promised. i have been talking to a few all through the investigation and we're both in agreement that this was not what was expected of london marathon and they really did want to change that for next year that every mum runner does count. you were hoping to help him celebrate. what happened to those plans? that went out the window very quickly. i had a speaker with me so we we re quickly. i had a speaker with me so we were going to music, jelly babies, hera bows to keep them going, spectator support gets really thin on the ground at that stage because it is a long day for the spectators. they started out when the elites have started which is about 10am and when we get to that stage it is a few ho

sport now here's farah. felicity thank you so much cos final major of the year the open championship gets underway on thursday a royal portrush course in northern ireland hasn't hosted the event since $951.00 but for one of the favorites the venue holds some more recent happy memories reports the oldest major in golf back in northern ireland for the 1st time in 68 years. it's a homecoming of sorts for former open champion rory mcilroy 14 years ago then 16 year old mcelroy carded the lowest round ever seen it will pull russia 61 at the 2005 north of aman championship if the current world number 3 can produce something similar this week he may well be celebrating a 1st major in 5 years it's a major that you grew up watching that you know. you know i watched nick faldo when it you know and then tiger came on the scene and i watched him and then you watched darren went and then a few years on i went to. you know it's had a lot of really great winners and great moments and you know i'm proud that i've had my mome

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want to know their story in full migrants farah fighting and reliable information for more grants. and i am. i am. i am i have. been 15 years since the moon landing. she was the 1st man to walk on the moon. and all i ever. as a small boy she dreamed of the stars. as a pilot she flew anything no matter how dangerous. the church or go to the pole. as an astronaut she took part in the greatest adventure in history. but she wrote a legend was simply a shouldn't be was neil armstrong. was his destiny starts july 20th on t.w. come. this is the news asia coming up on the program children the world is leaving behind a new u.n. report says more than 250000000 kids around the world on school that's way off from a star that's for 2030 feet up losing pakistan a country where millions of kids find it hard to stay in the classroom coming up. 4 years after the chinese government crackdown how want human rights lawyers and activists in the country coping and why did that own country turned against them.

were injured in last week's attacks police have used tear gas and pepper spray to disperse the crowds farah clock has the latest among. a small group of protesters here and you alone are refusing to leave the streets this is an area on the outskirts of the city police of up or about a 100 or so placed our man on the street and they'll continue to pursue those protests as well heidi in the interior station it's been a day of balak confrontations we've had a number of rounds of tear gas fired on those protesters those crowds an attempt to disperse the numbers let's turn up the template of protests this has gone for hours and this was considered illegal assembly which means that us some arrests were my age but now as you can see behind me it's the clean up i would as i mentioned a handful of protesters who continue to hide out in hong kong's empty out of the train station here in new law sudan's government is blaming a few officers for june's crackdown on a protest camp in which the opposition says at least 100 people were killed investigators say a rogue officers violated orders by telling ot

government of israel, determined that evidence was not sufficient to obtain and sustain a conviction under farah does this mean? >> that paragraph, first, i was horrifyed and confused when fbi came to my house and questioning me about israel, i figured it out obama administration was politically targeting opponents of their policies, i was work offing at conservative think tank in dc. i am getting closer to power then donald trump's campaign, then you can see kitchen sink throne at me. they were running into me, questioning me about israel. kennedy: do you think you were drugged at some point. >> i think they were trying to do, anything possible imagine from throwing women my way, money my way, wiretapping me. kennedy: what a life. >> you know -- kennedy: people toiling in cubicles, jet setting on behalf of israel and russia. >> i don't know what they had in mind, maybe they thought i was a mini paul manafort in the making. kennedy: will 2020 campaign accept information from places like russia. >> i don't think they should. i think you know not becoming of any campaign to do that, anything like

he tries to find out what sort of agreement the villagers worked out with farah sell old glory according to f.s.e. guidelines companies have to negotiate with local residents before they take action . no sabi and no did that happen here. you know you know few days you will and there was a hearing but one of the chiefs got up and said that the cell was doing everything right. he's from an area with tourism and the company paid him to say that. it upfront i thought you know. that's a serious accusation and we wanted to talk to varicella about it. the company's certification experts 1st promised us an interview but then cancelled it. here varicella is refusing to grant our additional request for a meeting. according to the f.e.c. reports this dispute has been settled but indigenous groups say they feel very cell has stolen their land. as it's you through the field at the eucalyptus plantation is wiping them out it was difficult for me to hear them say that. one of the tribal leaders said that the company is ruining the local environment and wiping them out . eucalyptus crops have almost com

ta-ta, e goodbye, sianara.gh farah, -- want to salute the people of iran. the dark times are going to end quickly. you will be free from oppression from leaders in your own country, and i'd like to give a salute to the mullahs . d the iranian military goodbye. adios. and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. rutherford, for five minutes. mr. speaker, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle announced they will soon bring to the floor the raise the wage act, a bill to increase the federal minimum ge from $7.25 an hour to $15 an hour. and while supporters of this legislation have good intentions, the repercussions would spell disaster for our economy, for small businesses, and the very same low-wage workers that they intend to help. nonpartisan estimates of the raise the wage act expect it could cause up to 3.7 million people across the country to lose their job. mr. speaker, that's almost as many people in the entire state of oklahoma. the entire state of oklahoma unemployed

anything new or different or special or interesting that he says tomorrow -- >> sean: if he had time for farah and loma applications, how does he avoid a russian lost dossier full of lies that were used to spy on a presidential candidate in 2016, how do you avoid that issue? >> he does need to be asked about what he did not look into. i think the answer is going to be is going to blame rod rosenstein. he's going to say look, you can call the guy hired me but i would spend almost all of my time asking him about things he did not bother to look for such as the origin of this investigation in june of 2016. that's where i would spend my time. >> sean: i want to know why he didn't delve into a phony russian dossier that was spread to the american electorate on the evil of an used to spy bought and paid for by hillary on the opposition party candidate. that is unconscionable considering his mandate took him in every other direction. trey gowdy, good to see you. thank you. when we come back, a huge breaking news story. it will impact tomorrow's well, hearing. john solomon will break it, sara carter,

who had his 1st win in south africa after taking the men's title beat fellow brazilian tallow farah with and near perfect score. whenever they have an almost ball for me again later during the series later peter thank you and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera we're back in just a moment with much more of the day's news of the day's top stories coming your way in a minute see them public. they call this bleeding the tree. for a substance the world is addicted to now at the center of a global trade war. it's latex in its purest form found in tires phones toothbrushes satellites or mattresses it is an essential element to daily life and so deep in the ivorian forest where you had a book goes from tree to tree scarring them for the precious liquid trump is imposing $200000000000.00 in tariffs on china the world's largest manufacturer of rubber goods china in response imposes tariffs on synthetic rubber the west produces while in the short term this is bad for african producers in the long run some hope the continent could benefit from this trade war i know where of the global t

the vehicle was travelling from herat to kandahar when it was attacked on a highway in the farah provincebut afghan officials blamed the taliban. israel has given rare approval for the building of 700 palestinian homes in the occupied west bank but has also backed another 6,000 homes forjewish settlers. it's not clear whether the move will allow for new palestinian construction, or give permission for homes already built. the palestinian leadership has dismissed the announcement, calling it another land seizure. the announcement comes ahead of a visit by president trump's sun in law and senior adviser, jared kushner, to the area. the body of the owner of india's biggest coffee chain has been found near a river. vg siddhartha, who founded cafe coffee day, had gone missing on monday. his body was spotted by fishermen on the banks of a river near the southern city of mangalore. mr siddhartha wrote a letter before he disappeared in he which he said that he had failed as an entrepreneur and that the business was struggling with financial problems. it is 400 years since the first victims of the

the upset to end all upsets ofjeremy hunt managed to pull this off, it would be like me beating mo farahrrow with the programme, see you then. full coverage on the bbc news channel. see you tomorrow. goodbye. hello, good morning. temperatures have already reached 26 celsius in the south—east of england. it‘s going to be a hot and sunny afternoon for many of us. still a bit of cloud floating out there in parts of north—west england, wales and the west midlands but that will burn away and we continue with cloud across the irish sea coasts and the west of scotland but for most of us, it‘s sunny and all about the temperatures over the next few days, we see temperatures reaching the mid 20s for scotland, northern ireland. widely high 20s to low 30s for england and wales, potentially 35 degrees in the south—east of england today but with the heat and humidity, tonight it‘s going to go bang. thunderstorms moving in across the south west of england, up through wales, you can see them moving north and eastward, spreading to many parts overnight and i frequent lightning, torrential rain, flash flo

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