grand prix in italy which was full of drama, with a huge crash involving valterri bottas and george russellewis hamilton had to fight back to finish second and keep hold of his place at the top of the standings. it was his rival max verstappen who took the chequered flag, as lando norris finished a well deserved third. adam wild reports... arriving in the sunshine, heading out in the rain. imola in the springtime — who knows what to expect? it's lights out and away we go... well, reigning champion lewis hamilton at the front felt familiar enough, but behind him, the looming threat of red bull. that wouldn't stay behind him for long. hamilton against max verstappen — it may be the story of the season, playing out here behind the spray. keep an eye on that weather, though. the rain was slowly going. the chaos coming at pace. a rare mistake from lewis hamilton took him into the gravel. he would make it back out eventually, unlike his team—mate, valtteri bottas, colliding with george russell's williams. bad enough to stop the race. some time, then, for recriminations... radio: what was he doing

one lap later fell to the boat's us and george russell crashed out over 300 kilometers an hour. both a marriage unscathed enough to let off a bit of steam one of which he didn't want to see. one. after the colorful language came the red flags to signal the race a suspension when it restarted hamilton had to make up drone from 9th place. the briton sensationally over to all comers. except for the red bull's young dutchman was the calmest month on the track as he sealed his a live in can you win. yet. a satisfying day out for and a clear signal to hamilton that he is in for a fierce battle to retain his cronies. and finally nasa is gearing up for the 1st flight of its mars exploration helicopter ingenuity if all goes to plan the 2 key loads will make a total of 5 autonomous missions it will collect data and transmit it to the perseverance rover which will be back to earth within just a few hours. you're watching t.v. news coming up next is business with stephen beard i'm terry martin thanks for watching. paris can't. go and i'm a good folks a because i'm patient to be a model and

he would make it back out eventually, unlike his team—mate, valtteri bottas, colliding with george russell'scriminations... radio: what was he doing? honestly! ..and some reflection. but with the dust settled, the track cleared. hamilton, incredibly, raced back to second. verstappen, though, wouldn't be caught. a race from which no one knew what to expect ultimately had it all. adam wild, bbc news. there's much more on the bbc sport website, including details of another good day for mark cavendish in turkey. clive. it's nearly 180 million miles away from earth, but this small helicopter could make history tomorrow by attempting the first powered flight on another planet. these are images sent back from mars of the craft ingenuity, carrying out its final checks. rebecca morelle reports. the parachute has deployed and we are seeing... this mission has already revealed mars as never seen before, with the first ever footage of a thrilling descent, as the rover is lowered down to the martian surface. touchdown confirmed. now, nasa is ready to make history again. this time it will try to launch a

the race was suspended for more than 25 minutes after britain�*s george russell crashed into the mercedes verstappen who won by more than 20 seconds. britain�*s lando norris completed the top three. in the premier league, where there was a late goal at the emirates which prevented fulham from getting the win they desperately needed in their quest for survival fulham took the lead at arsenaljust before the hour mark thanks to a penalty from josh maja. and they held on until the 97th minute when arsenal substitute eddie nketiah poked home the equaliser. heartbreak for fulham who are six points from safety. we always look at the positives. of course we�*re disappointed at not picking up the win in those games but we have to stay and stay confident and remember the good things we do in the game and hopefully in the next game we can pick up three points instead of ten. you�*ve still got the belief? we you've still got the belief? we alwa s you've still got the belief? we always got _ you've still got the belief? - always got belief. burnley would have relieved to see that late arsenal equalise

there was a huge crash involving mercedes driver valtteri bottas and george russell of the williams teampen who took the chequered flag, as lando norris finished a well deserved third. australia's neil robertson is safely through to the second round of the world snooker championship, at the crucible. he beat china's liang wenbo by 10—3 in sheffield, making three century breaks on the way to victory. he'll face the winner of the match between ali carter and jack lisowski in the next round. that's all the sport for now. back to you, samantha. mark, thank you very much, we will see you later. now staying with sport — or are we? boxing fans might not approve of saturday's fight between a youtube star — jake paul — and former wrestler — ben askren. paul is a social media presence with 20 million subscribers and a controversial reputation. so do stunts like this end up demeaning just about everyone involved ? let's get more on this. joining me now from liverpool is sportsjournalist nick peet. welcome to come are great to have the only programme. you have written about this, first of all tell u

one lap later fell to the both of us and george russell crushed at over 300 kilometers an hour. from. both a marriage unscathed enough to let off a bit of steam one of which he didn't want to see. one. after the colorful language came the red flags to signal the race a suspension when it restarted hamilton had to make up the drone from 9th place. the briton sensationally over to all comers. except for stop and red bull's young dutchman was the calmest month on the track as he sealed his a living to be a win. yet. a satisfying day out for fresh stuff and and a clear signal to how milton but he is in for a fierce battle to retain his. you're watching he told you news up next is world stories the week in reports and don't forget you can keep up to date on all the latest news on our social media channels and indeed the utah com website on public funding yes for me and the rest of the team here take care and see send. them on. people have to save yours to us. trying to send stories reporter every weekend. on t.w. imagine how many portions of old loves us good all in the world right n

he would make it back out eventually, unlike his team—mate, valtteri bottas, colliding with george russelleague involving some of their top clubs, describing it as "a cynical project". much more detail on that story on the bbc sport website, but that�*s all for now. nasa says it will attempt to make history tomorrow with the first powered flight on another planet. the plan is to launch a small helicopter, called ingenuity, into the thin atmosphere of mars. it was taken to the red planet as part of the perseverance rover mission, which landed in february. the hope is to capture some spectacular views of the planet�*s surface. that�*s it. i�*ll be back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. bye for now. hello. this is bbc news with ben mundy. it�*s the first weekend since lockdown eased in england... and restaurant and pub gardens up and down the country have been filling up. adam mcclean was in manchester speaking to people about their first saturday night out in 2021. one group representing the industry says in parts of london, up to 40% of bookings ar

mistake from hamilton dropped him down the field before this crash between valtteri bottas and george russellw, but plenty more reaction and analysis to the european super league proposals over on the bbc sport website. we will keep you posted throughout the day. cheers. more reaction right now. apart from the clubs involved, does anyone like the idea of the proposed new breakaway european super league? professor laura mcalister is a former wales captain and is deputy chair of the uefa women's football committee. i think ithinki i think i am right in saying that there is a possibility that the women's game would also have a breakaway european super league? what is your reaction to these ideas? , . ., ., , ideas? very much against the development _ ideas? very much against the development for _ ideas? very much against the development for a _ ideas? very much against the development for a whole i ideas? very much against thej development for a whole host ideas? very much against the i development for a whole host of reasons. by the way, i think the idea of a parallel women's league is just a s

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george stephanopoulos interviews retired lieutenant general russel honore, and missouri senator roy bluntut the u.s. capitol after friday's attack. plus, transportation secretary pete buttigieg discusses president biden's $2 trillion infrastructure plan. that is coming up on "this week." >>> we turn to the intensifying reaction about georgia's voting law. the state's governor denncall f pulling the alst game out of atlanta. a move one local official says could cost upward of $1 billion in lost revenue. abc's elwyn lopez is in atlanta with the latest. elwyn, good morning. >> reporter: janai, good morning. as georgia strikes out on major league baseball, the loss of the all-star game could be the beginning of the backlash over the state's new law. this morning, the fallout over georgia's new controversial election law. major league baseball out in protest, yanking this season's all-star game and draft from the peach state.now this decision means. it means cancel culture and partisan activists are coming for your business. >> reporter: mlb's commissioner saying, quote, fair access to voting

retired lieutenant general russel honore released a report from his findings. he was tasked by george w. bush more than 15 years ago to lead the response to hurricane katrina. and lieutenant general russel honore joins me now. first i want you to talk about what your findings were in this review. >> yes, chris. we made about six substantial recommendations. one on intelligence, which we've heard a lot about, the i.g. of the capital -- capitol police spoke to that yesterday. by the time we finished in six weeks, we finished the intelligence processing. they need more people, more trained people. we added an additional 833 officers. the capitol police are 233 short. we need a recruiting and retention program to fill the 233 that they're short today, plus the additional 800 we recommended that they hire to buy down overtime. they spent 27,000 hours last year on overtime. they counted about 300 officers they would need. these officers that are on duty today are not spending six and seven days a week working 12 hours a day, which also affect their training. and we made a big recommendation

with me are russell myers, the daily mirror's royal editor and catherine wylie, news reporter at pa. catherine was inside st george's of the duke and duchess of sussex. let's take a look at some of today's front pages, starting with... the sunday express has this image of the queen — used by many of the papers — sat alone during prince philip's funeral. a slightly different angle on the sunday telegraph, which reflects on what it calls a "heart—breakingly beautiful day". for the sunday mirror, it's the "loneliest goodbye". the sunday times has a front and back page wrap. 0n the front is this photo from outside st george's chapel. and on the back, this image of the duke of edinburgh's coffin being carried inside, with his family following behind. there's a close up shot of the queen on the front of the mail on sunday — which also has an image of william and harry. a picture of the queen heading into the chapel dominates the front of the sunday people. and the observer carries an image of her majesty. the paper also reports on warnings from a senior tory mp to borisjohnson that he'll lose support from red wall voters,

russell wilson tweeting, simply, love wins. and in new york people gathered outside barclay center to voice their support. >> george floyd!werful it was to see people from all over the world, literally all over the world to come together and take a stand for something, and you know, that's -- that's huge. >> we just want to continue to galvanize each other and be there for one another as human beings and continue to support, you know, justice being served. >> and then the timberwolves and lynx issued a joint statement. there's still much work to be done. many athletes agreeing, tennis star tweeted, the fact that so many injustices occurred to make us hold our breath for this outcome is really telling. >> and the las vegas raiders coming under fire for this tweet right here that says, i can breathe, but the date 4.20.21, and they told espn he meant no disrespect and he was pai parap paraphrasing floyd's brother said, and many questioning whether the tweet was real. >> andy, thank you so much. we'll be right back. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a

russell. not just one pyramid shape but multiple, these were swarms and i release from mentor in journalism georgehich looks like thermal imagery purity released three photos a day prior to mine. so we are trying to get this out to continue elevating the conversation because it is very important that we have it right now. >> tucker: you think? those are not weather balloons. those are clearly autonomous aircraft of some kind there are as you put swarming u.s. military craft. so there are two options. >> they are playing with impunity, tucker within airspace. they can outmaneuver, out perform anything that we seem to have. their mode of transportation seems magical to us. it is unbelievable. now, finally, we are having a rational, sober discussion about this because we don't know what these are. we don't know the nature of the technology. we need to find out who's operating them and also what the intent is appearance of it is an exciting time to be learning about ufos because now we are having a complete tipping point with the transparency. hopefully we will get more answers soon. >> tucker: this m

george h. w. bush is getting at their in the new world speech. they start to take hold to the exclusion, perhaps, of the russell kirk, burkeian, traditionalist and more nationalist strand of thought. that happened. in response to the follow the soviet union, there were any number of conservative thinkers who said, it is time to readjust and get back to a slightly different conception of conservatism. of course, there was pat buchanan, ross perot to an extent. pat buchanan had the paleo -conservative movement, noted primarily for its strictness on immigration and trade. really isolationist-leading policy. he was the leader who was saying that it was time to readjust after the fall of the soviet union and get back to a more humbler, super-traditional form of conservatism. as my friend and colleague has frequently written, even irving kristol, one of the great neoconservatives back when the term meant something utterly different than what it means today, in the 1990's, after the fall of the soviet union, he famously said it was time to get back to a more humble conservatism. to a more nation-state-centric, more nationalist conservatism, and away fr

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george floyd's on and off again girlfriend, humanizing floyd she told the jury when they met floyd work security at the salvation army, ross was there and visibly upset. >> he said celebrate with you? >> russell the court she and floyd were addicted to opiates, they got some of their drugs from maurice hall who was with floyd the day he died but paul, a key witness who was expected to say floyd swallowed bills to hide them from police on wednesday invoked his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. he recalled the time in march when floyd overdosed. >> his stomach really hurt, he doubled over in pain. wasn't feeling well and he had to go to the hospital. i took him to the hospital. >> later learned that that was due to an overdose. >> the jury heard from paramedics who responded to the scene, one check floyd for a pulse and quickly loaded his limp body on a stretcher and left the scene. >> what did his condition appeared to be to you? overall? >> in lay terms i thought he was dead. >> reporter: the immediate supervisor testify the former officer had his knee in george floyd's ground, the supervisor said chauvin shook him when he stopped resisting. shannon: thank you. the public foru