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and gillis someone is in the final at queens tomorrow. better of medvedev after two and a half hours on court. getting the win he needed. feliciano lopez after he beat the 18—year—old canadian in straight sets. and lopez is working hard to do as he went straight back out on court to finish his doubles quarterfinal with his partner andy murray. they were leading the british pair of dan evans and ken and they took the second on a tie—break as murray's returned to full strength after his hip surgery continues. and the pair stayed on court for the semifinal againstjohn pearce. these are live pictures from queens. murray and lopez taking the first set, 7—5. it is close though in the second and you can catch live action, it is on serve at the moment. keep up—to—date with that on the red button on the bbc sport website or on the app. mercedes's dominance of the formula 1 season looks set to continue into its eighth race. lewis hamilton took pole position. the championship leader is not .6 eight seconds quicker than his team at. behind them, ferr

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fox neuews correspondent gilli turner has news inside the beltway. >> it was a captivating press conferenceocrats and one republican are ramping up their efforts to get mueller to testify and begin impeachment proceedings against president trump. the democratic caucus saying despite mueller's announcement that he's closing up shop. they say it's more important than ever that they hear from him directly. the speaker of the house has remained cool on the "i" word, but there are questions unresolved and unanswered. >> why this president is not above the law, while this president must be held accountable, the only person who knows better than i do, is the president of the united states. he knows. he knows what his violations have been. >> 2020 contenders by comparison taking a no holds barred approach. elizabeth warren even calling for legislative solutions to what she sees as the trump problem, saying, i pledge to nominate an office of legal counsel head who will reverse the watergate era rule that a president cannot be indicted for criminal behavior. and to govern the conduct of the executive

with a slight national editor josh levine, education activist bill ayers, journalist dorothy butler gilly and, and university of chicago professor yves ewing. watch our live weekend coverage of the 35th annual critters row fest from chicago starting saturday morning at 11 am eastern on book tv on the c-span 2. >>> next for discussion is the impact of the european parliament election. the the carnegie endowment for international peace hosted the event that focused on issues like migration, trade, and transit relations. this runs one hour and 15 minutes. >>> good morning and i am from the europe program at carnegie. i want to welcome all of you here. despite of the weather and rain

neal: gilly thing i wanted to respond to patrick -- i don't reactive.p, he is i do think he has a timingssue. the election is so far off. for him, the optimal time to cut a trade deal would be closer to the election. he is spending the downturn, the market, kind of premium to do that, but a later trade deal. he wants to -- he has to have a trade deal if you want to get reelected. patients, their attention span is really quite short. francine: that is debatable. is this about trade? has got to play two opposing forces at his base release response -- opposing forces. his base really response to trade. i think you've got to start thinking about recession. that is a big amount of tariffs. yet higher costs for the u.s. consumer -- you have higher costs for the u.s. consumer. a status quo may be the best scenario. an escalation that he says is coming if we don't get a deal. you look the fed, do they look at the inverted -- francine: when you look at the fed, do they look at that inverted yield curve? patrick: the fed is going to be very couple where we are. unemployment is 3.6%. five-year five

now fiat chrysler putting plans to merge with renault on back burner 10 days after an offer jeri gillis of support of nissan chrysler, proposed 40-million-dollar combination 50% evened oi shareholders, "the wall street journal" says french government was micromanaging the deal ford closing welch engine plant by september 2020, 1700 jobs expected lost latest to bring car industry in february announcing eliminating 3500 jobs, news as well smucker shares higher beat expectation as 2.08 a share, was revenue miss shares higher for the year coffee segment on fire, back to you. >> gerri i reallyis we are awaiting economic data april international trade, weekly jobless claims due out any moment we get those as soon as they hit the tape journal reporting on fiat pulling out james what can you tell us about that this deal falling part, with the french government involved nissan balking at it. >> i assume people at fiat chrysler i understand kind of saying why did we want to negotiate with a company that is whose largest shareholder is french government talk about difficult to deal with obviously,

activist bill ayers, journalist dorothy butler gilly and, and university of chicago professor yves ewing. watch our live weekend coverage of the 35th annual critters row fest from chicago starting saturday morning at 11 am eastern on book tv on the c-span 2. >>> next for discussion is the impact of the european parliament election. the the carnegie endowment for international peace hosted the event that focused on issues like migration, trade, and transit relations. this runs one hour and 15 minutes. >>> good morning and i am from the europe program at carnegie. i want to welcome all of you here. despite of the weather and rain in washington, we are here. your commitment shows interest in the european parliament selection. one of the things that has been striking me at least is the interest in this year's selection which has been quite unusual for a european parliament selection. i think it has to do with some of the days in the lead up to this european parliament's selection. people are pressing this referendum. people predicted a surge from farright populists. now the results from last