but they started to come back at the silverferns, and but they started to come back at the silver fernsut they started to come back at the silverferns, and it got but they started to come back at the silver ferns, and it got very close in the final quarter, but the experienced silver ferns, the in the final quarter, but the experienced silverferns, the new zealanders, managed to hold onto that win, and they saw the match out 52 goals 251. huge celebrations for that team winning their fifth world cup title, not many people would have had their money on the silver ferns coming into this world cup, looking at their recent performances, but they have gone through this tournament fairly unphased with everybody putting the pressure on the likes of england and australia. but today, new zealand have been crowned at the world cup champions. and obviously, they were delighted with that performance. but there was also a bronze medal match taking place today, which saw england take on south africa. now obviously england were hugely disappointed after losing to new zealand in the semi finals byjust

jodie, tell us then what you've been able to piece together about what happened to fern?s scooped up by a really lovely guy who managed to get her in his car. he asked around to see if anybody was missing this dog and nobody knew anything about her. so he took her to the vets in twyford and got her scanned. so we think maybe she's been used for breeding and now that she seven, maybe she's not quite useful anymore and was either let loose or she managed to get away. because from what i can gather, nobody has come forward looking for her since. so do you think she was stolen effectively to order to be used for breeding? it's always been how i thought it played out. and sadly, that does appear to be exactly what has happened. we are just so thankful, six years, six days, six months, it doesn't matter, you keep going, you keep trying. she's here now and that's all that matters. she looks so gorgeous and healthy. and very happy to be back with you, did she recognise you, do you think? i think so. when the door first opened and she came towards me, she went to walk straight pas

the aussie diamonds reached this stage in the english city of liverpool unbeaten — but the silver fernsrong and our reporter kate grey was there. after ten days of spec macular net for world cup action here in liverpool, the final came down to the finest of margins which saw new zealand victorious over the defending champions australia by just one goal. the new zealanders we re just one goal. the new zealanders were in control for the majority of the match with a 3— goal lead at halftime which meant that australia had to make some changes. they struggled in the third quarter and at one point were down by six goals but then they started to find their rhythm. the cool heads of new zealand letting the pressure of the australians in but in the end, the experienced new zealanders managed to hold on and in an epic finish, they won the match 52 goals to 51. huge celebrations for the silver ferns who many thought were not the ones to watch at this competition but they proved everybody wrong and one the netball world cup. let's hear from the new zealand team. it's a bit ofa hear from the new zea

the silver ferns have played as their last four opponents.t four opponents. the silver ferns have played in the last five finals but tracey neville's side, who won the commonwealth gold last year, are unbeaten in the tournament. these players now are athletes, they are world—class and they are an absolute pleasure to watch and even the other countries, they are role models, ambassadors and there is a legacy to be left from this world cup that i hope will thrive and make netball the biggest sport in the world. that matches on a bbc two and the red button. you can watch scotland taking on barbados in the 11th — 12th can watch scotland taking on barbados in the 11th —12th place tournament. it has been a disappointing tournament for the scots but they will be hoping to finish on a high. currently they are leading 45—38 in the fourth quarter. northern ireland are also playing later on. and it goes, there we go. inward's women have it all to do on day three of the only ashes test match after rain stopped play yesterday. australia only need to avoid

the sunday walk is a fern tradition to gay dads with their baby carriages isn't something you see every day at least not here. it wasn't easy at 1st to deal with the fact that he was just different and gay but at the end of the day is over. him it's over. it's known as the holy mountain the opposite way below it's a very special place people without children go up this mountain and pray for children and maybe it works after all. we used to call up paris kids all the time when so it's a great feeling to be back here now with our own kids on the bus and like you know from since aside from them a kid stuff for sure the 1st one i told us that they were expecting it felt strange to decide this but we accepted it and accepted the way things happened so i mean we're happy with the children or here it is even if the church doesn't want that because but i don't agree with that it's just me 2 children have arrived in the church needs to accept that fact they're living creatures no matter where they're from and they're here now come and i was in town it think about their 1st attempt was immediatel

grows because that was my favorite book. >> [applause] >> greg: where did the fern grow by the way?. stop and move on. >> greg: i didn't like any books that you were forced to read when you were young. like i didn't like what's that to kill a mockingbird. i didn't like that book. >> because they forced you to read it. >> greg: every book they forced me to read -- >> you're an english major greg you'll have to read some books. >> greg: i like the fall. i also like the bible. ofke unspeakable truth by greg gutfeld. you can get it in paperback by the way. oh, i'm shame less. next question comes from faith an. he tweeted to us, who are the crew that act in ya' ll skit, because they seem to make the show so first of all it takes longer to write y' all, than it is just you all. so enough of that stupid crap. i'll answer this. it's everybody that you see the skit works on the show because we're cheap. tom we don't pay you. >> th no i'm just in the buildig all the time. i've got nothing to do. >> [applause] >> greg: every skit, he's on a drug. anybody else want to answer that question or ca

reporter: at least that's the way it is for 84-year-old fern edwards.these figurines and statues mean the world to her. >> they were precious to me. that's my life. i don'tucave mh at my age. after you get so old, you don't have much, but they were my pleasure. >> reporter: but lately she's had to lockup her gate, post nd signs aven a hidden camera to cat an unusual thief who's been swing items in her garden. >> my goose was right here and my pelican was over there and then somebody stole i think it was fairies, large size fairies. >> reporter: these pictures from her hidden camera capture what police are calling activity. prince george's county says this man is a person of interest, but so far they haven't called him a suspect. >> if i had a cannes of spray paint, i would like to spray him right in the fern says she only feels that way but she is hoping the police w bringsever is stealing her things to >>justic oh, my goodness. >> my goodness. that's so bad.th 'so mean. >>> prosecutors say a company was misleading homeowners, doing shoddy wor racine ac

the diamonds won by 50—49, which means the silver ferns finish second in the group.ommonwealth champions, england, beat south africa 58—47. so the roses finish top, with the proteas going through in second place. and here is how they will line up in the last four. the holders and 11—time champions, australia, will face south africa, and the commonwealth games gold medallists, england, will play new zealand, those semi—finals being played on saturday. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjaun, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. if you're hoping for warm weather, it might be worth sticking around until the end of this forecast, but in the meantime, some soggy weather to get through during the day ahead. this frontal system sliding in from the south—west, this is going to bring some outbreaks of pretty heavy rain northwards across many parts of the uk, and with that, a brisk breeze. that rain very quickly getting into south—west england and the south of wales through the morning. man

yesterday's chase reaching speeds more than 100 miles an hour on freeways and streets through the sand ferned an valley. the lapd believes the three men in the car had been breaking into vehicles and ofrsds say they are seeing more and more suspects tied to the bay area. >> we have the crews comprised of gang members from the greater oakland and san francisco areas that regularly visiting los angeles for particular purpose of committing burglary from vehicles. if you have any plans to come into the los angeles area to commit burglary from vehicle we will catch you. >> the lapd captured all three suspects after they drove into a shopping mall garage in sherman oaks. >> abc news is exited to building a bettor bay area house anding and the homeless are the major issues we are focusing on. we have an update on the story we brought you last night, thor issent house in oakland which has been ofrpg housing to women for the past decade face add deadline of today to come up with $14,000 or face eviction. a community came through and raised the money it needs butter issent house's future is still in qu

. >>> a weekend of frayed nerves in fern county. cleanup and damage assessments still occurring after friday's 7.1 earthquake. >> thousands of aftershocks have continued to jolt the region. here is abc's kenneth >> reporter: the water slashing out of this pool. this woman struggling to stand. >> we spoke to a lot of residents who are very concerned. that's why we've been trying to push, if you're not prepared right now, you should be getting prepared right now. >> this video shows a 2-year-old dangerously close to a swaying trailer. it was the largest quake in 20 years, sparking fires and causing thousands of power outages. hundreds of residents packed into this town hall to hear from authorities who say the aftershocks are slowing down but could continue to months. >> they have had a significant psychological impact on us. we're going to have a lot more earthquakes and a lot stronger shaking. >> we all have a unique role and responsibility to prepare, individually to be prepared for the next earthquake of magnitude even greater tha

a thrilling match ended with the silver ferns defeating australia's diamonds by 52 goals to 51.op story now — the latest protests in hong kong. bonnie leung is one of the organisers of the protest. does she see it as a success? our protest is successful in terms of 430,000 people took to the streets. and it has been totally peaceful. and, of course, because the government had been ignoring our five demands for more than a month, even with a lot of protests, including ouri million people and 2 million people turn out protests, because all the protesters will be very angry and we are so worried about our fellow protesters who have been hurt, arrested, or prosecutors by police. and so it's understandable that our protesters but still we are restraining. on the other hand, the police are not restraining themselves. as i explained before, to the press, all the clashes we have seen in the past weeks was because the police, first, they abused their powers and used batons or other weapons to attack protesters first and then protesters tried to protect themselves. i would like tojump in

. >> police said they weren't sure if the fern was armed but they did appropriately treat it tas the person was armed and dangerous. officers arrested the suspect a short time later. they have a he was subdued by a k-9 unit after making a move with a knife. burglary tools, narcotics and possible stolen inside were allegedly found in the car. >> mayor london agreed toured a new craft market near the civic center to assure them the city would make the neighborhood safe. the month before supervisor matt hainey introduced an action plan that included more deep steam cleaning of sidewalks. in march we learned the city wanted to transform civic center calling for fewer cars and new public spaces and last fall, the mayor announced police would add more foot pa tros in the area. lyanne melendez has more on the mayor's focus now. >> how are you? i name is maty acy. >> reporter: they say to win the hearts and minds of masses, you must lift their spirits. san francisco mayor london breed knows her city full of challenges must also have positive outcomes. for example, the civic centering area is

final, tracey neville i'm sure trying to give as much words of wisdom but at the moment the silver fernsy of their pariahs have been in the situation before adding that new zealand have been in the last five world cups finals so they know how to see at this kind of matches. they only lost to the defending champions by one goal earlier in the tournament and england are having to really dig deep and find somewhere than in this tournament, they have had to change their shooting line—up, we are used to seeing the likes of helen house b and jo hart and very comfortable in that shooting but they have been switched around, they have brought on natalie and taken of chelsea to try and see if they can settle those nerves. the sound of that crowd would suggest they are starting to close that gap. england are now only four goals behind new zealand. but this game is going down to the wire. we've already seen one incredible semifinal here, and it looks like we are getting another one today. we know that whoever wins this match here will face australia but they've got a long way to go, and england have

the ferns were cranking up the pressure.sby to finally hit their mark and, in the blink of a quarter, england had turned a six—goal deficit into a three—goal lead. the win was now in their hands, but they threw it away. new zealand attack again, with all the answers. with just minutes left, england were three goals down. mouths were dry. but with new zealand so brilliant at both ends of the court, the roses were left to rue mistakes, going down 45—47. heartbreak for england, withjust two goals in it, but knocked out by a resurgent new zealand side for the third successive world cup at the semifinal stage. is it down to legs, misunderstanding orjust a build—up of pressure? they did a greatjob on us. there were opportunities for us to take that game, and we left it too late. their seventh match in nine days just a step too far. the world cup final remains elusive, for now. natalie pirks, bbc news, liverpool. shane lowry goes into the final day of the open with a four—shot lead after breaking the course record. the irishman del

the final was tense throughout and came down to the dying seconds as the silver ferns prevailed 52—51 won the previous three. england beat south africa to win the bronze medal. it's a bit of a dream really. it's a bit of a dream really. i'm it's a bit of a dream really. i'm really proud, i'm not sure i have words to describe how i'm feeling, but immense pride. everyone has done a lot of work for us to get to this space. i don't know what to say. amazing. britain's simon yates has won stage 15 of the tour de france as the reigning champion geraint thomas gained time on the overall leader julian alaphilippe. it is yates' second victory of the 2019 tour, finishing 33 seconds ahead of thibaut pinot in second. alaphilipe retains the yellow jersey, losing 32 seconds to thomas as the frenchman clearly struggled up the climb. thomas lost time on saturday, but a better performance means he remains in the hunt to retain his tour de france title. so here's how the standings look now. british swimmer adam peaty has become the first man to swim 100 metres breaststroke in under 57 seconds, breaking

is evil to rescue it says not to groom all of fern's it is unacceptable to us that what happened and what we consider to have been humanitarian act is criminal why is it the 31 year old was arrested on saturday after she talked with 42 migrants on board rockette allegedly steered the vessel in the direction of a government boat that did try to block her from entering the port she apologized explaining her decision is being motivated by fear for the migrants health she could now face up to 10 years in jail the german public has already raised more than a 1000000 euros to cover her legal costs while a similar talian campaign has raised another $400000.00 but italians and germans do seem divided over the skipper's actions. we think that people should be saved anyway but the history of europe has been it based on migration for centuries and centuries and centuries well and significant men who try and stop these things wouldn't ever come between not i wouldn't call it an act of war i imagine that if there was war here and if i were fleeting and desperate for help and then they rejected me

northern ireland, the warriors as the silver ferns maintained their 100% record at the world cup.wn the plan for that world cup track. sometimes, you get there and you feel like there's somebody looking down on you and not just for me but for everyone playing that day. hello. the world best golfers are on the coast of northern ireland, the opening at port rush gets under way on thursday. it is not the final major of the year after the change of schedule, one that is squeezing the four majors into the space of just four months, not every player is happy about that. tiger woods is one of them. he has been conserving his energy for one last push at a major title this year. it is always alarming when you lose sight of a tiger. three months ago he completed one of the great comebacks by winning the masters. but in recent weeks, he has switched the green jacket for a cloak of invisibility. now, he finds himself back in the open and his time away has left his game prone to rust. not as sharp as i would like to have it right now, i made a conscious effort to cut back on my schedule to mak

four—time world champions new zealand beat singapore, 89 points to 21, with the silver ferns recordingee and advance to preliminaries. in the other games, malawi beat barbados. cricket, new zealand 21 —— 29—1. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport pro—democracy campaigners in hong kong have been gathering again, as they try to keep up the momentum of recent mass protests. thousansd of people marched today. protests started last month over a controversial plans that would see china able to extradite prisoners from the chinese islands. those plans were shelved but protests have continued in scenes now becoming commonplace in hong kong. passions are running very high here in hong kong, as you can probably hear. this march could very easily transform yet again into the type of running street battles we have been seeing of late, to give you an idea of one of the reasons why people at this corner are so animated, if i swing around, here are the police watching them. they are not in very big numbers yet, but deepl

the silver ferns play australia in the final later this afternoon.are on bbc two from 2.15pm. in cricket. england have declared on 275—9. as they battle to stay in women's ashes at taunton. australia had built a huge lead, from the first innings on the 11th and final day — they're batting to put more distance between them and the hosts. they've since added 13, to their 420, from theirfirst innings. at lunch now. a draw in this will mean australia retain the ashes, as they've already beaten england in three one—day matches — in the multi—format series. and one more line to bring you — in the last hour britain's adam peaty broken his own 100m breaststroke world record with a time of 56.88 at the world championships in south korea — it makes him the first man ever, to go under 57 seconds. that's all the sport for now. now it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's show... it's incredible. we're at the kennedy space centre in florida to meet the people who helped to put man on the moon 50 years ago this weekend. when "the eagle has landed",

the silver ferns held on to win it byjust a single goal on a 52—51 scoreline to pull off a huge upset as they finally ended the diamonds' dominance. it's a bit of a dream to be honest, and so much of a fairytale but i'm really proud, and very overwhelmed and i'm not too sure about words that describe current currently feeling but immense pride and knowing that like normal, everyone has done a lot of work and fast to get to this space, but i don't know what to say. it's really amazing. much better news for australia in the cricket though as they retained the women's ashes against england. the one off test in taunton ended in a draw and england now trail 8—2 in the multi—format series, but could still draw it if they win all three 20—20 games, beginning in chelmsford on friday. reigning champion geraint thomas gained time on the overall leader julian alaphilippe in stage 15 of the tour de france. fellow brition simon yates won the stage — his second of the tour — finishing 33 seconds ahead of thibaut pinot, alaphillipe retains the yellowjersey — but thomas gained 27 seconds on him as th

the ferns cranking up the pressure.in a quarter, england had turned a six goal deficit into a three goal lead. they threw that away. new zealand attack again, with all the answers. with minutes left, england were three goals down. mounts were dry. with new zealand so brilliant at both ends of the court, the roses we re both ends of the court, the roses were left to rue the mistakes, going down 45—47. hot bread, with goals in it, but what about by a resurgent new zealand side. —— heartbreak, with goals in it. just a build-up of pressure, and they did a greatjob on us. pressure, and they did a greatjob on us. there were opportunities for us on us. there were opportunities for us to take that game, and we left it too late. the seventh match in nine days a step too far. world cup final remains elusive, for now. golf, and it's day three of the open championship. it's really close at the top of the leaderboard. let's get the latest from andy swiss at royal portrush. yes, welcome to royal portrush. we've had great conditions f

the final was tense throughout and came down to the dying seconds as the silver ferns prevailed 52—51vious three. england won the bronze medal after comfortably beating south africa 58—42. they were hoping for gold on home soil, but they did at least manage a medal in what was tracey neville's last game in charge. it's now three third—place finishes in a row for the roses. adam peaty has become the first man to swim 100 metres breaststroke in under 57 seconds. the british swimmer broke his own world record with a time of 56.88 seconds to qualify for tomorrow's world championship final in south korea, something that he has been working hard to do. it was a complete advantage. i really think i'm in the finest form ofan really think i'm in the finest form of an athlete of a been in but hopefully the finest person i've been. i'm splashing and dashing in a different way, this is my legacy. geraint thomas has boosted his hopes of retaining his tour de france title following the fifteenth stage. the briton started the day more than two minutes behind the yellow jersey of frenchman julian ala

the silver ferns are still unbeaten and almost assured of a semi—final place.cquiao's publicist has denied that a deal has been agreed to fight amir khan. the british boxer claims that terms have been "signed off and done" to face pacquiao in saudi arabia in november. but pacquiao's spokesperson fred sternberg told bbc sport: "manny has not signed any contract." khan won the wbc international welterweight title with a fourth—round stoppage of billy dib injeddah on friday night. that is all the sport for now. we will take a look at the weather picture, and it is amazing the difference the weather can make. we had a bit of rain, an old weather front got activated by a lump of cold air moving on at high altitude. a day later it did this in the mediterranean, a massive thunderstorm, and 163 millimetres of rain. that is 13 times the amount of rain. that is 13 times the amount of rain they would expect in the whole of the month. and now those storms are battering parts of greece. there are battering parts of greece. there are weather warnings out for most of the coun

many plants as possible they cranked out thousands, possibly tens of thousands of bulbs, flowers, ferns and for use inside the white house. from left to right, we have a farmhouse, a drink house, a smaller rose house. finally, a general propagating house and an orchid house. in 1902 everything change. all of the greenhouses, as well as the conservative were unceremoniously turned -- torn down. and the reason? to make room for the expansion of the white house under theodore roosevelt, specifically the new west wing seen in the foreground. that was basically that there has never been another greenhouse at the white house since. understandably, the loss of the flower garden did not thrill the president or his family. first lady edith roosevelt came up with a wonderful solution to the problem. it was again possible to move the presidential flower gardens back outdoors. this is what she did in 1902 and 1903. he first lady created two colonial style gardens on the south face of the mountain. there were intricate and embellished after the geometrical pattern gardens outside the largest stage o

it was the silver ferns' first world title since 2003, australia have won the previous three.n home soil, but they did at least manage a medal in tracey neville's last game in charge. it's now three third—place finishes in a row for the roses. this bronze medal isn't a consolation for us. world netball at the moment is as high as it's ever been. we knew that we would get what we deserve at the end of the day, and it was a bronze medal in this world cup, it was a bronze medal. we went out yesterday, and we fought, and we gave her what we could, and it wasn't good enough to win and you have to accept that as an athlete. the best we could get today is bronze, and we are extremely proud of that. although it was a difficult decision for me to hand in my notice and just take a bit of a break, it was the best decision for me at this particular time. but hopefully 20 years the roses programme, i'm destined to be back in this role again, and sometimes i hope that whoever is in charge will give me this opportunity. is that a promise, you want to come back? of course, i always want to co

i have to go with where the red fern grows. my favorite book.g: where did the firm grow by the way? >> you overnight, stop. move on. [laughter] greg: there were like 80 books you are forced to read when you're young. like i didn't like, what is to kill a mockingbird? i did not like the book. because they forced you to read it. >> you are an english major have to read some books. >> i like the fall. i also like the bible. unspeakable truths by greg gutfeld. you can get it in paperback by the way!i am shameless. next question from nathan. he tweeted to us, who are the crew that act in the y'all 's skits? spill first what it takes longer to write you all 's then you all.so enough of that stupid effective y'all 's crap. people that work on the show because we are cheap. we do not pay you. >> i'm just in the building all the time i have nothing to do. [laughter] always force-feeding me the drugs. [laughter] greg: every skit he is on a drug. yep! anybody else want to answer the question? >> i mean, this show, is is not the best comedy show? [applause]

is a campaign coordinator for fern it's an environmental and social justice organization that focuses on e.u. policies and their impact on forests and communities who live in them she joins us now via skype from paris good to have you with us 1st of all what would the amazon been deforested to a degree that it can never recover from what would that mean for the global environment. i think it's realizing how awesome forests for our climb and how important they are limiting global temperatures which are the absolute top of the headlines here in europe at the moment with 43 degrees registered l.c.s. yesterday they sequester and store a huge amount of carbon dioxide which is obviously the main gas causing global warming forest it's worth knowing the forests around the world store one 3rd. of the carbon that is contained in the entire atmosphere so they can forests contain more carbon than the entire atmosphere put together is obviously if that was released into the atmosphere it would be. devastation for the objectives to hold level warming from the sort of data that you follow does it lo

down deforestation as per the paris climate accord well the head of the campaign's coordinator for fern that's an environmental and social justice organization she told us earlier about some positive steps being taken to protect the amazon this week on tuesday the e.u. published an action plan which sees the e.u. for the 1st time opening the door to regulator measures that would set standards on the goods that the imports to ensure they're not associated with deforestation are for a sacred ation. it wants this to be a partnership approach so the e.u. is not going to impose its standards on other countries but the e.u. does have a duty to respond to the increasing concern among you consumers about the impact that their consumption is having on forests on the people who depend on these forests and with this communication with this action plan that it published this week it shows that the e.u. is for the 1st time willing to bring in new options that could be regulator read that would ensure that products that are being placed on the market from countries such as brazil would not be linked

. >> reporter: at 84-year-olds fern edwards is enjoys things like statues and figurines more and more. they give her joy and something to look forward to. >> they were precious to me. i dom have much at my age. after you get'old. lately she's had to lock up her gate, post signs and hide a hidden camera who's been swipini ms out of her garden. >> my goose was right there and my pelican. then somedy stole thiess large sized fairies. >> police are i callingt suspicious activity. >> kiss my goose. he got him on a rack outside the fence. he's already got him. >> so far they haven't calledh a suspect. >> if i had a can of spray paint, i'd like to spray him right in the famt. megan fitz jaurld," "news4. >> that's gist min. >> our severe weather threat moving out of the area. >> doug and amelia tracking it all for us. here's what else you can expect on 6:30. >> slow rope. we'll show you bad numbers and how bad it can get in our area. if you're a kid, your chances if you're a kid, your chances of being wed re sisters. just moved in together. why alissa and aleah chose fios. we stream so much.

and a probably the most important fern in this discussion acting secretary kevin is out of the countryguatemala haven't heard from him. >> yes and is there -- to work out the third nation arrange ament for asylum seekers who would then be -- kept from entering the united states and entering our into asylum, infrastructure, and a process which is an absolutely disaster right now. your thoughts about your own reporting that five as i recall five sources that acting secretary was behind leaks on the president's proposed interior enforcement by custom enforcement. >> i you know lou i go down to border pretty frequently been down there 40 day since january had a lot of contacts in cd prgs and i.c.e., everything right. after the story went up saturday that said, the secretary was mastermind in this leak to the post. i had a number of officials rank and file, upper department officials, variety reaching out and saying thank you. this is exactly what we've been concerned about that our secretary is not with us. and so now with the new i.c.e. director morgan moving to cuss testimony and border

she hits the ball super hard on the ground and itbo unced it over the ferns and it was really cool. >you think about someone so young being so awesome at tennis. >> i think it's so cool she's determined to play these other players when she's only at age of 15. >> reporter: appreciate your commentary and appreciate you coming out. get back into the match that's happening right now. it's going to be according to storm team 4 stormy and hot all week long here at cit s open they have got you covered. plenty of air-conditioned opportunities f all ticket holders, and inside they have got -- [ n aio ] >> it looks like we've lost tommy. here are some pictures of play earlier today. >> tommy, you're back. tell us about the food, man. >> reporter: hey you got me. >> weoffgout now. tell us about the grub. >> reporter: oh, my gosh. you know how i get upset.ef besteak and tacos and gelatto, all of the things inside the market square tenth whics air conditioned, by the way, very important for this city open and we've talked to some purveyors of adult beverages that can go with your tennis fun. >> t

attempt to get arrested well goes to this person last night philly game not kol on kaepernick but this fernn to the tarp, just go a little slip side in way of flip side right into a pair of handcuffs. was it worth it? [laughter] i guess you get the video over and over to show your grandkids one day. jared thank you so much. catch the sports rots on fox news headline it is 24/7 on channel 115. will have all right coming up in honor of apollo anniversary kids, we're asked whether they wanted to go to space. or become youtube famous can you guess which one they chose? keep it here fbn:am l. -driverless cars... -all ground personnel... ...or trips to mars. $4.95. delivery drones or the latest phones. $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. . . cheryl: breaking news, united health group, the actual number was 360 earnings per share, that's a beat, revenue estimate 60.59 billion, 60.6 billion, the slightly on the renew. also just want to add here, they raised compliance for the year, that's important and also their optics, excuse me optum divisio

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i'm going on time for the sports news with peter green thank you very much senegal ferns are hoping their team can make history and win their 1st africa cup of nations title when they play algeria in the final in cairo later on friday and the expectations are high as nicolas hawke reports from the capital. prepared focused and ready to win it's in this football academy that some of senegal's best players like side your money trained and were scouted to play in european clubs before joining the national team. is one of our secret is to create players that are offensive trying to score goals to be strikers this is our philosophy to create players that can create a spectacular type of football. among those dreaming to one day hold the african cup of nations is 17 year old central defender it was months so. your money and the national squad are preparing to play the final of the african cup of nations against algeria in egypt. most of the fans will not make it to cairo's stadium nonetheless they hope their team will hear their support. for the 200 percent behind team we're going to win this g

so, jodie, tell us what you have been able to piece together about what happened to fern?he is not quite so useful anymore and was let loose or she managed to get away. from what i can gather, nobody has come forward looking for her since. do you think she was effectively stolen, to order, to be used for breeding? that has always been my suspicion, how i thought it had played out. sadly, that appears to be exactly what has happened. so thankful, six days, six years, six months, doesn't matter, you keep going, you keep trying. that is all that matters. in a moment, the one o'clock news, with simon mccoy, but first, a look at the weather forecast. the spell of reasonably settled summer the spell of reasonably settled summer weather continues, although it isa summer weather continues, although it is a mixed picture out there for the rest of the afternoon. bedford, beautiful blue skies, and many places across the southern half of the uk will continue to see blue skies and long spells of sunshine through the afternoon, further north, more cloud, and some outbreaks of showery ra

the silver ferns have played in the last five finals but tracey neville's side, who won commonwealthsolute pleasure to watch. and even the other countries, they're role models, ambassadors, and there's a legacy that's gonna be left from this world cup that hope will thrive and will make netballjust the biggest sport in the world. you can watch that match live on bbc two and the bbc iplayerfrom 2:30. eoin morgan says he's not sure if he'll remain england one—day cricket captain following last weekend's world cup win. he's been in the role since 2014. i don't think i'm in a good state to make a decision at the moment, just simply the fact i haven't had a chance to get away from the madness and the craze of winning the world cup. i've not been able to get into a logical mindset and actually ask myself a couple of questions about, you know, four years is a big commitment to commit to a 50—over world cup. the t20 world cup next year obviously is probably more realistic target. but even still then, i've battled my way through this year's world cup. it's taken a huge out of me, mentally and

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president obama appeared on "between two ferns." podcast interviews so far, but pete buttigieg's desire to court conservatives sets him apart from many democratic competitors. at a town hall yesterday he addressed his decision to appear in a town >> i know it was a little controversial within the party, but i made the decision to appear on fox news because i'm worried those viewers will never hear our message at all if people like me aren't there to say it. >> kurt bardella was in the room for pete buttigieg's interview. kurt, help us for your takeaway there. i've heard the interview. it was not a highly political interview. the host of the show said that before it aired that it wasn't going to be about politics and the show isn't about politics. what is this what happened here tell you about the relationship between country music and the campaign as a whole and what is the outreach that pete buttigieg did say about how he's approaching the campaign? >> well, you know, david, pete was in nashville to do a big rally. they had the ide

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i think this fern was some sort of plant -- >> wanted you to go back to tell trump about russia havingon e-mails did you do that? >> absolutely not. that was not my job. >> you told the the fbi you believe you met him in march when, in fact, you met him in april and that was the prnl so you went to jail for what? how many nights? jail for 11 night because of this after i had honey pots money thrown my way wiretap surveillance by foreign countries and then i finally get caught in a perjury trap. >> you feel this was entrapment. >> absolutely i feel it was and i'm happy to see congressman devin muÑiz in letter he sent to secretary pompeo gina to get more information on this person, because if it is indeed proven that this person was really entrapping or spying on me then a coordinated effort between various intelligence agencies include australian to extract fake information and spy on me with another hon pot in london with helper this is elicit behavior. >> and andrew this is really what we're talking about the origins of the investigation here's a guy george he was working with for ben

trying to find, and yet when they put the architect a person that's in charge of the investigation, the fernon the stand, that it was like i could quote every commentator from ere other network not from ours but every other network and they said disaster train wreck, horrible, this is not what i'm sure is they expected. and i'm a bit surprised frankly that, i mean, i know nancy pelosi was trying to put on a happy face yesterday with the press conference. but it was surprising me that even members of the democratic party were last night recognizing that this was as one commentator called it a train wreck. >> well it was clear and we heard testimony shade to the effect essentially the whole operation with staff directed, and that brings up the question you know, who exactly was pulling strings on this thing we saw robert mueller go to sit behind a whole wall in the desk at one point we have a manage here. here's mr. mueller being pressed on if he should have polled his prosecutors on their political view. >> you hired a bunch of people that did not like the president let me ask you when did yo

committee member is here on israel boycott bill, and c op of raymond james paul riley on company fernings but ceo of ups will weigh in on earns and brotdzer economy. don't miss a moment of it and top story this hour more than six hours on the hot seat yesterday former special counsel answering to lawmakers for first time leading dmets with little hope for impeachment mueller taking heated questions concerning the wording of his report and the conclusions. watch. the president claimed your report found no obstruction and that exonerated him but that is not what your report said is it? >> correct that is not what the reported said. report did not include that he did not commit obstruction of justice is? is that correct? >> that's correct. >> what about total exoneration? did you actually ling totally exonerate the president? >> no. >> now, in fact, your report states it did not exonerate the president. >> right. >> i stated your report back to you and you said did that collun very not synonymous term in that page 180 of volume one of your report, it says as defined in legal dictionaries col

sprocker spaniel fern vanished from the family home near chessington in 2013.ircle line. london overground has severe delays between surrey quays and clapham junction. service suspended on southern between london bridge and tulse hill. the usual queues on the blackwall tunnel southern approach. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's another beautiful start out there this morning, but we are in for a little bit of a change as we head into the weekend. now, for today, largely sunny skies and it's feeling hot, so it looks like another day of uninterrupted play at wimbledon. this morning there is a bit of mid— to high—level cloud, but that will melt away quite quickly, leaving sunny skies. a light breeze, temperatures getting up to a maximum of 27 celsius. now, into the evening, a lovely one and it will still feel quite warm. and then overnight, clear skies. minimum temperature, quite warm in central london, 15 celsius, perhaps a degree or two cooler out towards the suburbs. so, as we head into the weekend, it's a bright start with some sunshine but

but this will be their toughest test so far, with the silver ferns contesting the last five finals. athletes, world—class, and do you know what? they are an absolute pleasure to watch and even the other countries, the role models, ambassadors, and there is a legacy that will be left from this world cup that it will make netball the biggest sport in the world. britain's geraint thomas might be relishing the tour de france returning to the mountains today after yesterday's time trial in pau didn't go to plan. the defending champion excels at time trials and was expected to close the gap on the leader julian alaphilippe, but the frenchman put in a stunning ride, beating thomas by 1a seconds and extending his advantage over him to one minute 26. england's world cup—winning cricket captain eoin morgan says he's not sure if he'll remain one—day captain. morgan has led england's remarkable turnaround in the shorter format of the game, which resulted in them winning the 50—over world cup for the first time last sunday. i don't think i am in a good state to make a decision at the moment. sim