these kids really feel their lives are important georgie tells me that many kids escape their life by sniffing a glue used to fix bark. and she's done more than just write about this. baby would be the making. of the biggest. to sing it in the gimmick out they could do without a case just a minute here who's going to make. up masons and pick you can maybe tore us apart by love and i went on with it and then i did the ecumenical so that cynical can make a to do anything with. this slumdog press may have changed lives but simply getting the edition to print isn't easy. this stories need to be typed formatted and sent and there's one particular problem. there's only one member of the team he knows how to use a computer can't get on the feature got. out of i don't want to get the gambit i couldn't get it to get they got what it does that i thought that when he said that he got the guys that. i might have but it's not. like that right. i know that's there no risk of that now i'm good at that i'm sorry. but the allegation of police abuse from one reporter in the early editorial meeting is w

shampoo will soon turn eighteen and it will be georgie's chance to shape the paper's future and take over . that comment to but tell it a lot i'm a player take a hat like you said that it's out of the to many now man a lot happened. to me to do it but it would be a good model want to hear kids say kids if you keep up or not. but prepare daughter you are pretty cocky about it. but i get to pick her up so you're going to. put it on since it's going to be hard to say goodbye to the paper and someone he's growing very close to. help either. months and years on some moving name. and a. little bit. of a sham do enjoy maple street kids today have a sixth sense operating in this region. and this paper is into using the money you kids stocks into very. slowly lifting many out of poverty. leading the way kids like shampoo enjoy. your holiday to buy is and isn't it we can also take that even though i mean the wrong planet or maybe the ones on investigating. this is the story about a small village the song see that inhabits and two of its most important characters the village is a telephone and

it is a tale we have all seen before, but italy's georgi was determined not to follow the script, hammeringst set. but anger serena williams at your own peril. the seven time champion straight back to level at 1—1, and fired up for more. the battle continued into the third, but in a match of fine margins, serena had the edge, just. this has been my fourth tournament back thomas i don't feel pressure, i don't feel i have to win this, i don't feel i have to win this, i don't feel i have to lose this. i am just here just to be don't feel i have to lose this. i am just herejust to be here, and to prove that i am back. and i feel like i am back, and i still have a long way to go to be where i was. next she will face 13th seed gorges after she beat bertens in three sets. kerber is the highest seed left in london and while her opponent isn't quite a household name as yet, she is predicted to have a big future, with a mixture of trick shots and drop shots, she has w011 trick shots and drop shots, she has won a host of new fans on centre court. but, in a back and forth contest, while kasatkina was a

. >> pero tuvimos que salir de moscú parno >> a georgi, fanático ruso que nos abre las puertas de su >> este fue un regalo de su padre una playera rusa >> esta camiseta la portó todos los partidos e eresto, se sorprendió de lo que sucedió en la cancha. >> ( habla inglés ) >> su selección e competencia era algo increíble. >> Él quiere que uno de los jugadores del real madrid levante la copa el final. >> desde rusia para telemundo. >> va tener que esperar para ver lo que va pasar en la final del mundial. >> y bueno comenzó desde muy pequeño a coleccionar las tarjetas. >> imagínate cuánto cuesta toda la colección que tiene. >> la pasión y el amor por el deporte.á jugando el domingo 15 de julio. >> donde inicia a las 7:00 de la mañana por el canal en telemundo 48. >> francia buscará ser campeón del mundo por segunda vez,cique or >> se está creando una estatua en honor a una querida juguetería, pronto más detalles. >> ( sonido ambiente ) >>♪ música ¡mira lo que consegui! mmm, chocolate. ¿y que crees? enamos...dulce de leche!rato la industria del tabaco te volvió a engañar y no te diste cu

. >>> mujeres en georgie fueron despedida en sus empleos luego de ver cómo con un fuego de azar fue despedidas porque tenemos el detalle. >>> imagínese si usted pudiera crear una pistola desde la comodidad de su hogar. muy pronto porque persona podrá fabricar impresoras de su tiempo. >>> maÑana para telemundo decimos que ocurre en el desastre tecnológico muy buenas noches. continuamos con el sistema de alta presión en la región. eso ha hecho que el día de hoy tengamos de aperturas altas más de lo normal. continúa la ola de calor del estado pero durante la próximos días veremos descender ese calor antes de dar otro sistema de alta presión. 10 cálidos sobre los mediados 80 pero tendremos la llegada de una corriente de aire poniente del océano pacífico lo que está haciendo que el menos de la zona le baña las costas y la ciudad de san francisco le amas temperatura más bajas durante horas de la noche pero también algo de nuevo ciudad de y para venas el reloj marque las 11 cometí cuatro minutos. todavía continuamos con la alerta de calor hasta mañana viernes a eso de las 8:00 de la noche y se está

some explains do it themselves michel salgado do blackout to make constanza in romania the great georgie had you perhaps my favorite interview are rule why did you decide to want to start an academy could have gone carried on coaching or become an ambassador for a million things why did you want to have an academy. first of all it doesn't mind those. looking for the kids big open to new people became became his is deemed. to have because of. my time. coaching they helped me to became bigger and for this reason i think it's good to have the football to start to put one of them with me with the concept and with what the facility. and give for the kids the opportunity to be came with it because it's all good scheme. yeah. well how do you need had you on the floor you could see me yet. when he was the boss. yeah this was the philosophy beyond the academy because we've had a chance already. to start the. same but try to be the best. and the philosophy. the point. of this knowledge and then taking. out for the audience. position the patient. in. some of the scariest environments of premier bei

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but some explains do it themselves michel salgado do blackout to make costanzo in romania the great georgie had you perhaps my favorite interview or role why did you decide to want to start an academy could've gone carried on coaching or become an ambassador a million things why did you want to have an academy. what's the holding those in my mind. took you for the kids big open to new people became became his is the key. to him because. my time. coaching they helped me to became bigger and for that reason i think it's good to have the football to start to put in one of them with me with the concept and with it with the facility. and give for the kids the opportunity to be came with it because it's all good skill. yeah. you don't need had you on the poor kid somebody yeah. when you say was the boss this. was the philosophy beyond the academy because we've had a chance already know that. the strategy is simple try to be the best. and the philosophy. the point. of this analogy and then take. our football its. position and oppression. some of the scariest environments of brain european life foo

israel's prime minister says this is a democracy a little georgie has spoken arab israeli lawmakers say israel's new nation state law is racist and the death of the country's democracy the new law gives jews in israel a unique right to national self-determination elevates hebrew above arabic as the national language and that says it doesn't i'm phil gayle in berlin this is the day . i mean. the majority has rights and the majority decides. he wants to ensure our state's jewish character for generations to come. in the connecticut been is. there a disconnect in. the basis. of his comments and. minorities in israel. and rightly so because the law. making is more jewish that's the crux. of what i think this is racist legislation my radical right wing government knows creeping wramc along and is planting the seed straight now partite stink to work to clean up but. also on the program on sunday just three hours. north of nigeria was enough to sweep away hundreds of houses and the people living in the. i really don't know what i should say the water was up to her neck kept rising. she looked

these kids really feel their lives are important georgie tells me that many kids escape their life by sniffing a glue used to fix bark. and she's done more than just write about this. would be the making. of the biggest dissing good in the game a gallop. it could well be that it is just a minute who is going to make. up names once i pick you can maybe tore us apart and make you buy love and i went on with it and then i did the ecumenical so that cynical can make a to do anything with. this slumdog press may have changed lives but simply getting the edition to print isn't easy. their stories need to be typed formatted and sent and there's one particular problem. there's only one member of the team he knows how to use a computer can't get on the beach about it. but i want to get the gambit if you can get it to get they got what it does that i thought that when he said that if you got the guys. i might add but it's not. like that right. i know it's up there no. that's not good at that i'm sorry. but the allegation of police abuse from one reporter in the early editorial meeting is weighi

counterpart we get the take of us by the gemini be on the european parliament committee on foreign affairs georgie so that all the some more coming up today is going underground but first on this day in one nine hundred sixty two singer bob dylan recorded the song that would make him a star blowin in the wind he introduced it by saying it was no protest song later though he said that the greatest protest song ever written was by someone we speak to today we caught up with the grammy award winning artist and film star known for you can get it if you really want harvey they come many rivers to cross i can see clearly now and countless others jimmy cliff speaks to us at a hotel in west london jimmy you're touring across europe across the world the big talk here across the world obviously terms america but here is the the injustice of the war as there is migration and that the moment the european union is cutting down on migrants what is behind this all refugees sub-zero you've heard of exactly not actually about this kind of migration oh yeah but refugees was triggered by the migration situation that

did with georgi is they they randomly seize they ask for you to pay the principle back. they cash the check now pay the principle back you know weeks later right so in an age when we're talking about universal basic income by giving people money strings no strings attached as a way to accommodate them for the fact that their economy has been gutted by the likes of tim geithner and the friends who financial lies everything and then gave themselves free loans for decades to do private equity deals to suck all the equity and cash out of the economy so now we're going to universal basic income but his spin on it is let's do it differently let's him in book you know burden these people with un forgivable loans at all and wind them in prison that's my take on that when i say yeah i don't know about the prison thing but certainly debtors prisons are coming back certainly they are destroying people with debt here's the guy who also engineered all of that not tarp but he engineered all of the fannie mae and freddie mac. hamp and the restructuring of these loans that actually didn

young mother, serena, well on her way to another wimbledon championship, facing the italian camila georgiumber 1, and a pretty good shot at going the distance, she came on strong to win the final two sets, and top 10 seated women all out, i would say she has a clear path to victory. we can wrap it up right there. >>> the giants are in action and the a's. >> it is funny to hear serena williams ranked 25th, we know she took time off, but it is weird.>> absolutely. >> one mom not to mess with. that contract for ronaldo? amazing. good night. hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfinity stream app. hey guys, i'm home! surprise! i got a puppy. add an ipad to select packages for just $5 a month for 24 months. upgrade online now. sheldon, it's not a great time! what do you want? hello to you, too. i'm sorry, but this is important. what is it? back to the future ii was in the back to the future iii case... and back to the future iii was-- get this-- in the back to the future ii case. s

geyer,as georgie and there were a few. there was a woman with the new york times. a handful.rian: was there any kickback to you because you are a woman, when you started? mona: there was resistance because i was not a liberal woman and the editors who were going to make room for a woman felt like they were not getting their money's worth. there was a little bit of that. i could not be pigeonholed. brian: when you turn on the television now and look at the news networks, you see a tremendous number of women reporting the news. what changed? when i started there were almost none. mona: that's true. there were restrictions on where they could be. the had to be in a certain part of the balcony, all kinds of other things. one of the good aspects of feminism, women have now been allowed to spread their wings and go where they wish and do what they want. i am all for that. i think that has been a great boon for women and our society. mona: your book has a subheading that has to do with marks. what are they doing in your book? mona: i went back and read a lot of the lackluster femini

title she beat italian camilla georgia who put up a tough fights against her experience deponent georgie took the first set six three but serino would fight back to take the second and the third set six three six four. former world number one has progressed to the semifinals this to the russian data across at kenya in straight sets six three seven five the school. elaine austin penco will be cobbers next opponent the twenty one year old latvian beating domenica sibal covert to advance seven five six for the score and. german thirteen the seed georges ended kiki burton's run in the tournament to reach her first grand slam semifinal with a three six seven five six one win. now in the men's draw argentina one might have seen the paltrow has set up a quarter final clash with the world number one rafa nadal this after beating jill simonian what was a four and a half hour marathon match seven six seven six five seven seven six was the school . well this is taken until the fourth stage but the overnight leader has held on to the yellow jersey for the first time this year's tour de france belgia

there was georgie anne geyer, who did a foreign policy column. ellen goodman. there were a few.here were -- there was a woman with "the new york times." whose name i forget right this second, but there were a few, handful. brian: was there any kickback to you because you are a woman, when you started? mona: so there was a little bit of resistance because i was not a liberal woman, and the editors who were going to make room for a woman felt like they were not getting their money's worth if they didn't get a woman who is liberal. there was a little bit of that. i could not really be pigeonholed and fit into a slot. brian: when you turn on the television now and look at the news networks and all that, you see a tremendous number of women reporting the news. what changed that. how did that change? when i started, there were almost none. mona: that's true. there were restrictions on where they could be. and they had to be in a certain part of the balcony, all kinds of other things. those are the good aspects of feminism that women have now been allowed to spread their wings and go w

as georgie lane's tour of duty comes to an end, the star of ‘our girl‘ michelle keegan will be here tote facing questions of her own mps about exit. —— brexit. last night ministers saw off a bid by tory rebels to create a customs union with the eu if a trade deal failed. it was defeated byjust with the eu if a trade deal failed. it was defeated by just six votes. president trump says he spoke earlier in the week at his summit with vladimir putin. president trump had supported mr putin's assertion that the russians did not interfere in the 2016 us election, despite american intelligence saying they had. president trump says he got his words mixed up and had meant to say that he saw no reason why it was not rush. —— brusher. —— rush. —— russia. the 12 young footballers trapped in a cave in thailand are due to be released later today. some of the boys contracted pneumonia, during which a former thai navy diver died. they are set to meet the media at around about midday hour time. a high courtjudge will rule this morning on a case brought by sir cliff richard brought against the bbc after

her grandmother was from georgi georgia, but just as in 2006 and 2017, she is with me and nothing that i would have achieved would've been possible without her. mr. chairman, distinguished members of the committee on veterans affairs, this is the third time i have appeared in the confirmation share. i mentioned how long have no my wife, and one of the aspects of our relationship in those early years is that our high school was about three blocks away from the fayetteville veterans hospital. every day on our way to and from high school we would see a sign outside the veterans hospital that says that the price of freedom is visible here. i am humbled today not only by the confidence placed in me by the president of united states and the support of our veterans service organizations, but to be introduced by senator tell us. having grown up in the military world, he exemplifies what all of us from that world strive to be and that is servant leader. as the senator said i've been privileged to experience military life from many angles. as the son of a gravely wounded combat soldier, as an of

if the federal government going to implement regulation that is which rivate entities, georgi, they do far too often with far too little benefit, in my opinion, those provided -- provide entities need to have a and deserve a voice in the process. the h.r. 50 helps give the private -- privacy sector that agency. which they do far it also requires rules that aren't preceded by notice of proposed rule making to undergo a umra aal acies if the effects on state, local, and private sectors total $100 million or more. the bill codifies long-standing regulatory principles regarding cost benefit analysis, and when to regulate and support more accurate and economic analysis. mr. speaker, the unfunded mandates and reform act was designed to promote informed decisionmaking throughout the legislative and regulatory process. in consultation with the entities affected by those processes. those goals are just as important if not more important today as when the umra was originally sign food law' in 1995. congress needs to take its responsibility to help the burdens -- burdensome regulatory agency has

poisoning on one of the bridges on london of the bbc world service reporter, bulgarian secret service georgiw years ago will be the model that is being worked to, and the lessons learned from that will be very much learned in this current investigation. thank you very much for your time today, peter williams, lecturer liverpooljohns university. 0ur correspondent sarah campbell joins me now. sarah, let's take a step back to these initial reports this morning, detectives had identified perpetrators in the skripal poisoning case. what can you tell is about that. these reports from the press association news agency. the police have not confirmed until asked, but this is what they are saying. they're saying their sources have told them that they have pieced together cctv from the original poisoning back in march, when surrogate skripal and his daughter yulia were poisoned. they say they have cross checked with people coming in and out of the uk at that time, and investigators have identified several suspects, and they are sure that they are russian. so just to they are sure that they are russian.

set up couldn't get hold of them, they set upa couldn't get hold of them, they set up a website for georgiemails, the painful experience, iam pleased calls or e—mails, the painful experience, i am pleased you are sharing it, i am shocked that companies can lie to you like that with huge amounts of money being taken, they with huge amounts of money being ta ken, they need with huge amounts of money being taken, they need to be shut down. we are going to be speaking to some young women, men and parents who have been affected by this. just after 10am this morning, make sure you stay with us. another anonymous text saying model company problem is decades old, education is key, teach teenagers have to be savvy to this fraud, it needs to be on the curriculum. interesting thought, keep your thoughts coming in, use the hash tag. more accurate here on this later. now coming up ahead of the love island final three former co ntesta nts the love island final three former contestants spilled the beans on what it's like to be part of it but first, and whether update. sarah it's been so hot, then it's bee