that claimed hamilton's life. the massachusetts historical society hosted this talk in 2015. it is about minutes. programs spring from the wealth of information from the researchers in our collection. what isazing that produced through the eyes -- amazing what territory people think happen over many times will produce in the eyes of a new researcher. while researching an earlier book about his family history, our speaker this evening, john sedgwick, was given a remarkable letter written by alexander to john'snd sent great great great grandfather . it was written the night that -- what may have been the last letter alexander hamilton ever wrote. while this letter has been little appreciated by historians, our speaker has come to believe that more than any other single document, it describes hamilton's reasons for risking his own life to end burr's. it became the inspiration for john's book which we learn more about tonight. and in that book, that book that was inspired was "war of two." kate tuttlereview, of the bo

but they want to be close to hamilton and that's the only way to be close to hamilton is to visit his grave. news travels fast. especially bad news. philadelphia heard within a day or two. charleston published reports two weeks later although it's hard for me to imagine that it really took two weeks for news like that to reach charleston. the public was absolutely shocked. aside from the immediate outcry, the death of hamilton began a renewed shift in attitude away from the practice f dueling. society of the cincinnati vice president charles coatsworth pinkney of south carolina intended to accelerate the be a ligse of dueling. and in the place of the deceased hamilton coatsworth pinckney would ascend to the highest office of the society as its present general. charles coatsworth pinckney was one. framers of the constitution, and he had been minister to france during the so-called x.y.z. affair in 1797 and 1798. during the x.y.z. affair in response to demands for bribes and loans, he is attributed with saying no, no, not a six pence. and he's os often misattributed with saying millions

hamilton was in a bind. he could not deny that he had used the word or that he meant anything other than that he considered burr dangerous as he had been saying so in every election season. volume, until he became rather shrill on the subject. as for despicable, he tried to wriggle that away by saying, there is despicable and despicable. who is to say? it is like the meaning of is, right? burr would have none of it. they would resolve their differences. in a dual, it has never occurred to me until this moment, it is so interesting when the lawyers are doing this because the hairsplitting on both sides and the fineness of argument and the kind of gotcha moment, there are 11 letters, you should see them sometime, where they go through one by one by one, this slow, steady process that leads them to their doom but each one is a desperate plight on the part of by theavoid the fate and other to insist that the fate be inflicted. adual is an odd way, like romantic courtship, in that it has its etiquette. it just go

told him that she saw the shooting and the shooter was derrick hamilton hamilton was doing renovations in his hair salon in new haven connecticut when detective scarcella showed up looking for him. and he was actually. stations. saying. you know they came in. again. they came over right here. she said. then he. when he got to the police station is when he. when he came in. i think he is going to say something again. you know and then he said well. you go back to prison for your previous. hamilton would ultimately spend the next twenty one years behind bars but he never stopped claiming that and the prosecutors who convicted him had twisted the facts in order to put him away claims that would be the foundation for his fight against the system this is the case every. day just a matter. no disguise guilty i'm just against me build it he's guilty and judge the judge believed him. so we're headed up to ossining new york which is about forty miles north of new york city it's the home of the infamous sing-sing prison it's also the home of tyrone johnson who's been there since the year two tho

hamilton has won the last four years ina hamilton has won the last four years in a row. after that double retirement for the team at the austrian grand prix last weekend they will not be taking anything for granted. and the ferraris will be hot on his tail, that qualifying yesterday was so dense, with sebastian vettel going ahead in the first session, then hamilton in the second session then sebastian vettel, his championship rival, the championship leader, putting in a lap that looked like it was the fastest, only for hamilton to come in with his final lap and get pole position by four hundredths a second. it is going to be very close, here, in less than three hours' time. just time to remind you that day two of the tour de france starts in around an hour's time, chris froome hoping for better day after a crash yesterday. you can follow it live on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. more signs of tension have surfaced in the conservative party

and then formula one lewis hamilton wins again at the young varian grand prix the british driver extended his lead in the championship ahead of rival sebastian vettel go bring you all the action. thanks for joining us voting has closed in mali and it was an election they wracked by violence and fear people in the west african country are choosing a new president but the poll was disrupted by several militant attacks security was tight especially in the northern regions of ga and timbuktu in some areas the voting stations were even able to open after militants set ballot papers on fire incumbent you've heard him go back r.k. to be seeking a second five year term his main rival as opposition candidate and former finance minister sue may say there was also an rest of the run up to the poll amid years of heightening ethnic violence and jihadism. for more let's go now to journalist brown possumus in mali's capital bamako brown there were concerns of election violence what can you tell us about the security situation on the ground right now. ok the security situation on the ground is a worry in

a pretty downbeat lewis hamilton there.e winner of today's dutch moto gp in assen. the repsol honda rider is targeting his fifth motogp championship this season and is currently top of the overall standings, and managed to break clear of the pack in the closing laps after a tight race. britain's cal crutchlow was sixth. the final day of the british athletics championships in birmingham have taken place today, plenty of results to tell you about. in the mens 800, elliot giles retained his british title after a late burst helped him fend off daniel rowden in second. laura muir won the women's 800 with a personal best of 2:1.22 seconds. she was really impressive in that final straight. former world champion dai greene won the 400 metre hurdles. he continues his comeback from a hamstring injury that kept him out of this years commonwealth games and will now compete in the european championships in august. andrew pozzi stormed to a third british title win in the mens 110m hurdles to book his place at the european championships t

hamilton's championship leader would be 24 points.race for us, but we've come out with some good points, so proud of you. consistent but not conclusive. but this race tells the rest of the field hamilton's hard to stop. what a beautiful day, what a great crowd we've had, and an amazing team. we came out knowing ferrari would be really quick this weekend, but to take these points was a bonus for us, so we deserved it. it was a tough race. obviously we were a little bit out in terms of the grid. i had little bit out in terms of the grid. ihada little bit out in terms of the grid. i had a good start, on the hard tyre, which was good, i think in third, and we did well. then it was a bit tricky knowing when to come in. it's not what we really wanted this weekend but i think it's the maximum for this weekend. this weekend but i think it's the maximum for this weekendlj this weekend but i think it's the maximum for this weekend. i think we had a really good go today but what can you do? but we'll take the points and go for the next one. to t

the two miss sadie's drivers started at the front of the grid with championship leader lewis hamilton in pole position but the ferrari's showed good pace in practice and sebastian vettel in particular was desperate to make up points on hamilton and close the gap in the standings spectators were hoping for a tense battle at the hungover a ring. but hamilton was as composed as ever on a sweltering circuit and while most eighty's perform perfect pits stops ferrari cost vettel precious seconds a slow tire change put him a long way behind rice lead to hamilton. not forced the german to take drastic action to avoid losing even more ground in the championship five laps to go he pulled off a risky maneuver to get hostile to reprocess and into second place ahead of them hamilton crossed the finish line comfortably in first it's the reigning champions fifth win of the season and it keeps the british driver on course for a fifth well title. race for us so we can't stress. how much the now has a twenty four point lead over his rival vettel an advantage that will help him enjoy the upcoming summer

vettel precious seconds a slow tire change put him a long way behind rice lead on hamilton. not post the german to take drastic action to avoid losing even more ground in the championship with five laps to go he pulled off a risky maneuver to get hostile to repulse us and into second place ahead of them hamilton crossed the finish line comfortably in first it's the reigning champions fifth win of the season and it keeps the british drive on course for a fifth while title. race for us. so now has a twenty four point lead on his rival vettel an advantage that will help him enjoy the upcoming summer break. there's heavy traffic and many large cities around the world but mexico city is particularly near tourists for it's not intersections and clogged highways now a theatre company is hoping to provide a bit of light relief for these cities frustrated motorists by bringing ballet from the states to the pavement the trip stage is each dance and fifty eight seconds exactly the length of time it takes the traffic lights to change the performances began in two weeks ago and appear to

hamilton crashes and sebastian vettel takes the flag at the british grand prix. sagan is wearing the yellow jersey after the second stage of the tour de france. and the irish open. —— open. he was hoping for a record sixth title at silverstone, but instead lewis hamilton had to make do with second place at the british grand prix. after starting on pole, the current world champion was soon battling from the back. it was sebastian vettel who won, taking his fourth race win of the season, to pull further ahead in the drivers' championship. andy swiss was watching. at a sweltering silverstone, lewis hamilton and 140,000 fans hoping for history. but from pole position, his chances of a record sixth win here were soon sent spinning. a sluggish start, a collision, and in the blink of an eye hamilton was down to 18th, his race seemingly over. but boldly, brilliantly, he surged through the field and back into contention, before more twists — two crashes interrupting the race, thankfully all drivers unhurt. the resulting shake—up, though, produced some finish, sebastian ve

hamilton's main rival was sebastian vettel.d to take risks. his contact with valtteri bottas could have ended his race. in the end it got him into second. an overtake that meant hamilton's championship lead will be 2a points. significant but not conclusive. this kind of dominance tells the rest of the field that hamilton is hard to stop. yorkshire's director of cricket, martyn moxon, says the club will hold talks with adil rashid's agent over the spinner‘s future. rashid's been named in the england squad for this week's first test against india, despite signing a deal to only play white ball cricket for his county. rashid's been told that he'll need a red ball contract next season if he's to be able to continue playing test cricket. in the women's super league, western storm beat loughborough lightning by 18 runs. rain delayed the start at taunton and reduced the match to just six overs each. but there was no shortage of fireworks, as smriti mandhana hit a quickfire half—century to help western storm to an unassailable 85—2. en

but hamilton saved his best for last. final lap byjust for hundreds of seconds and you could see just how much it took out of him. i gave it everything i could and it was just such a him. i gave it everything i could and it wasjust such a hard, so close between these car robberies. ——ferraris. do so and you'll regain the championship. the tour de france got under way today from the island of noirmoutier in the west of the country, but le grand depart didn't go well for defending champion, chris froome. the briton is going for a record equalling fifth victory in the tour but ended the first stage almost a minute behind after crashing shortly before the finish line. ben croucher reports. this was meant to be a genteel start, traded to the customary coastline, countryside and shadows and the lukewarm reception. he should not have been troubled by the flat first stage but after four hours of calm, ten minutes of crashes. he awarded the first but looked to the left. he soon found himself heading cross—country. seldom the faste

coming up this evening: hamilton's home grand prix and in a second—place finish. from a crash but still loses ground on race render an rival sebastian vettel. stage two of the tour de france is complete and peter wins and takes the leader's yellow jersey. england's attempt to win their t20 series against india fails. poorest take the decider in bristol by seven wickets. and as the dust settles on suite and the countdown begins for england's world cup semifinal with croatia. welcome to the programme. plenty to come but let's start with f1 because ferrari's sebastian vettel extended his lead at the top of the formula 1 drivers championship to a dramatic priddis grand prix at silverstone. lewis hamilton fought to finish second after suffering a collision on the first lap. andy swiss rounds up on the first lap. andy swiss rounds up the race from silverstone. at a sweltering silverstinem lewis hamilton and 140,000 fans hoping for history. -- silverstone. from poll position his chances of a record sixth win here were soon sent spinning. a sluggish start, a collision and

# that's me, i'm lin—manuel as hamilton #. he did it", you know? he already told me everything wonderful i needed to know about hamilton so what am i going to do? so i thought, "well, how did he write this show? it's a game changer. how did he create the show that changes. you know, it's even changed, like, the racial make—up of broadway, you know? no more pretty blonde girls doing laurie in oklahoma. # straight is back # soon you'll see # campy musicals went out with glee #. what do you see as your role? what's the purpose of your satire? 0h... i think that theatre can sometimes be bloated and take itself very seriously and i puncture it and let some of the air out. spamilton parodies itself in song about being a satirical parasite. which begs the question, where is the line between respecting the work of another artist and making money from mocking it? any form of imitation is a form of flattery, so the fact that it's happening already is gold. i think as long as it's funny and done in good taste, which i think it is in this

hamilton be happening this year, for both drivers, in fairness.h saw him lose his home race, again. so, they havejust got to keep on going, and keep their heads up, i suppose, and got to keep on going, and keep their heads up, isuppose, and not let those minorfailures, you know, getting a second when you could have got first, really affect you, but i think this break has probably come ata think this break has probably come at a ready good time to hamilton, maybe not so good for sebastian vettel. much has been said over the past 6—7 years, about a lack of excitement, and a goodling fan base in formula 1, but has it come back this season and showed what ken duke red oh it has turned around so quickly. the grandstands, for the last five races, have been full. not a seat spare. record driver bringing thousands of fans all clad in 0range, supporting him. the dutch really loving him, italy are back into it, they have got sebastian vettel in a curare, and they love seeing that towards the pointy end of the grid. so it seems that everybody is falling back

leaving hamilton to take advantage as nick parrott reports.isfortune left the lewis hamilton in 14th on the grid at hockenheim. with championship leader sebastien vettel roaring off the line leading from pole, hamilton might have felt his luck had run out. the britain fought his way up the field climbing to fifth before halfway. further progress looked unlikely to a storm arrived, shaking up the race and the championship. vettel was the biggest casualty. his pride clearly hurt. sorry, guys. that handed his ferrari teammate kimi raikonnen the lead until he stopped for fresh tyres. hamilton stayed out at the last moment to move ahead but crossing the pit lane line led to a telling off from the stewards after he claimed the chequered flag for the fourth time this season. a late twist on a day when his championship hopes were expected to take a battering but ended with him back on top. nick pa rrott, ended with him back on top. nick parrott, bbc news. the arsenal midfielder mesut ozil says he no longer wants to play international football for germ

# that's me, i'm lin—manuel as hamilton #.exander hamilton because he did it", you know? he already told me everything wonderful i needed to know about hamilton so what am i going to do? so i thought, "well, how did he write this show? it's a game changer. how did he create the show that changes. . . " you know, it's even changed, like, the racial make—up of broadway, you know? no more pretty blonde girls doing laurie in oklahoma. # straight is back # soon you'll see # campy musicals went out with glee #. what do you see as your role? what's the purpose of your satire? 0h... i think that theatre can sometimes be bloated and take itself very seriously and i puncture it and let some of the air out. spamilton parodies itself in song about being a satirical parasite. which begs the question, where is the line between respecting the work of another artist and making money from mocking it? any form of imitation is a form of flattery, so the fact that it's happening already is gold. i think as long as it's funny and done in good tast

hamilton's points we re rarest of sites.points were wiped out and so was his drivers championship lead, leaving an opportunistic trebor red bull's max verstappen. 0n the day when the hills came alive with dutch delight, for so many others, so much went wrong. joe lynskey, bbc news. south korea's sung hyun park has won the women's pga championship in a play—off beating her compatriot so yeon ryu to claim her second major title. after they and japan's nasa hataoka finished level on 10 under at the end of their fourth round it went to sudden death. hataoka was elimintated on the first before a birdie on the second extra hole saw sung take the win in illinois adding to her triumph in the women's us open last year 0n the european tour in the men's game sweden's alex noren claimed the open de france title with a final—round four under 67. noren birdied the 16th and 17th holes to finish on seven under par, a shot clear of scotland's russell knox, england's chris wood and american julian suri. francesco molinari became the first ita

he could not match the pace, hamilton just too far off to catch.for a rare farrari will stop but hamilton saved his best for last. snatching a top spot byjust 400th ofa snatching a top spot byjust 400th of a second and you could see just how much it took out of him. of a second and you could see just how much it took out of himlj of a second and you could see just how much it took out of him. i gave it everything i could and it was so ha rd it everything i could and it was so hard and so close between these, and i was just hard and so close between these, and i wasjust spring hard and so close between these, and i was just spring academic for you guys. i am so grateful for the sport because without you i would not be able to do it. we are looking to turn that weichert pole to the six when. the tour de france got underway today from the island of noirmoutier in the west of the country — but le grand depart didn't go well for defending champion — chris froome. the briton is going for a record equalling 5th victory in the tour — but ended the first st

and drama at the british grand prix as lewis hamilton spins off on the first lap. attempt to save the young football team trapped in a cave network in thailand has so far managed to save four boys. the operation started this morning with two brits leading a team of thai and foreign divers. eight players and their coach are still trapped, with time against the rescuers as more heavy rain is forecast. the four brought out are recovering in hospital. a warning our south—east asia correspondentjonathan head's report may contain flashing images. it began with more divers and air ta nks it began with more divers and air tanks going in and all other nonessential vehicles being sent out. a daring and complex rescue was under way. the governor, who commands the operation, described it as d—day. conditions will never be better, he said. after their dramatic discovery on monday, they have been fed and treated by an army medic on the shelf where they have been forced to retreat by rising water. they were judged fit enough to make the journey. water. they were judged fit enough

hamilton led from start to finish and continued his dominant recent form but it's another blow for his title rival sebastian vettel who sees the gap between the two drivers widen again with less than ten races to go this season. the two missed sadie's drivers started at the front of the grid with championship leader lewis hamilton in pole position but the ferrari's showed good pace in practice and sebastian vettel in particular was desperate to make up points on hamilton and close the gap in the standings spectators were hoping for a tense battle at the hungaroring. but having some was as composed as ever on a sweltering circuit and while most eighty's perform perfect pit stops ferrari cost vettel precious seconds a slow tie a chain. put him a long way behind rights leader how milton. not force the german to take drastic action to avoid losing even more ground in the championship five laps to go he called off a risky maneuver to get hostile to rebuffs us and into second place ahead of them hamilton crossed the finish line comfortably in first it's the reigning champions fifth win of th

lewis hamilton likened the conditions to making things more like ballet. any of the practise or qualifying sessions until the one that mattered. ferrari dominated until then but sebastian vettel was more than half a second behind mercedes in fourth. we couldn't have expected this. they been quick this weekend and we were trying to be as close to them as possible. but then the heavens opened and it was fair game. it's all about give and take each time you go around, each corner. i was up and i was down, it was an emotional roller coaster. with his team—mate valtteri bottas lewis hamilton is hopeful of victory. but it might be better to finish second as the winner of the hungarian grand prix has not gone on to claim the world championship in the same year since 200a. chris medlan hasjoined me. and chris, we havejust seen the qualifying session. it was a scintillating, wasn't it? lewis was in a league of his own in the very end. it's one of things. before the session happened you would not have thought he would have been on pole or definitely not one or two.

with his team-mate valtteri bottas was hamilton is hopeful of victory.r of the hungarian grand prix has not gone on to claim the chip to chip in the same year since 2004. chris medlin hasjoined me. chris, we havejust seen the qualifying session. it was a scintillating, was nick? lewis was ina a scintillating, was nick? lewis was in a league of his own in the very end. it's one of those zines —— things of the very end. before the session happened you would not of thought he would have been on paul are definitely on one or two. when the rain started to fall, you said "this is coming towards lewis". and yet such confidence in him in those conditions. uses very best. mercedes will be comfortable because it is so ha rd to will be comfortable because it is so hard to overtake here. if you can get off the line cleanly can dictate the net. lewis said yes it can be a training race in terms of you pick the pace and look out for tires. now it is great for him that he is able to do that. for robbery would much rather be dictating the pace. they will have a hard time

, and my son has read all of them, washington, hamilton and -- well, not all, but washington, hamilton and also grant, so he said to me you've got to finish washington before you finish hamilton, and then you've got to get to grant. so i'm getting near the end of washington. i'm going to finish hamilton, and then i'm going the read grant. i don't have much time to read, but they're great books. i highly recommend them to students. and i'm a reader. my mother was a very avid reader, an english major, and it's one of the best things she did for our family, instilled the love of reading. i don't know anyone who consumes more books than my son does. he likes all kinds just like i do. i love are novels, i love biographies, i love to read history books. whatever it is, i love to read period. i read every night. even when it's not bills. [laughter] >> booktv wants to know what you're reading. send us your summer reading list @booktv on twitter, instagram or facebook. booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. >> booktv visited the offices of all points books located in the flat iron b

that's all now as a cushion of eight points over defending champion lewis hamilton at the top of the driver's stun guns. he was in the oven is coming up ahead china's prime minister. to boost ties with bin laden in the face of u.s. tyrants is coming up in business news. and business news is the dominant answer standing by for you right here. on freedom and the whole. world i come from the region is rich in history. poor in education opportunity and freedom this makes it especially difficult for independent drugs i see many of the younger promising.

this was the moment lewis hamilton's hopes went up in a cloud of dust.t damaged his mercedes to the point he could not continue in qualifying. loss of hydraulic. he tried to get back to the pits to fix it but was too far out. getting stranded on the track leads him down in 14th on the grid. it will make closing the gap to championship leader sebastian and almost impossible task. and to compound the problem, the circuits that usually favour mercedes are now being tamed by for robbery. hamilton's team—mate set the time to be but the celebrations were short—lived. he smashed a by two tenths of a second, delighting his fa ns tenths of a second, delighting his fans with the fifth pole of the season. fans with the fifth pole of the season. the last time this race was held two years ago, hamilton led every lap. he will be confident of matching on saturday to win for the first time. lu ifell into matching on saturday to win for the first time. lu i fell into one of the car could do it. sometimes you just know. you still have to do it. it just kept just know. you

i'm holly hamilton. coming up in the programme.s pretty crowded at the top of the leaderboard but it's francesco molinari who emerges victorious at the open championship in carnoustie. hamilton survives a storm on and off the track to win the german grand prix and reclaim the championship lead. it's a british one—two at the tour de france with a week to go. geraint thomas is still over a minute and a half ahead of chris froome. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin with that dramatic final round in carnoustie where francesco molinari has won the open championship. becoming the first player representing italy to win a men's major. let's get more from john watson who's there for us. john, what a draamatic day there. to thinkjust 2a hours ago, it seemed unlikely that anyone but an american would be taking home the claretjug. that was the way was looking. at the start of the day it was three americans and a tie for the lead on nine under par. that included the offending champion jordan spieth. and what has been a thrilling day,

i'm holly hamilton — live from wimbledon on day 5 of the championships.williams extended her winning streak, but sister venus becomes the latest top tens seek to make an early exit. and we'll have a round up of the rest of the day's sport including build up to the british grand prix and tour de france. hello there. what a weekend of sport lies ahead, we'll get to samara shortly for an england update, but here at the world cup we already have our first semi—finalist. 20 years after didier deschamps captain his side to victory, he has got a chance here in russia. drew savage reports. a first... methinks missing one of their star strikers, they'd concentrated on defence, concentrated on defence, which worked for a0 minutes. until real madrid's raphael varane struck a glancing blow for france. without the injured edinson cavani, uruguay‘s main threat came from set pieces — but they found an inspired hugo lloris in their way. the french didn't really hit top gear, but then they didn't need to. fernando muslera has played for uruguay over 100 times, but unfortu

and i'm holly hamilton at wimbledon, where in the women's draw the top seed simona halep is the latest big name to fall...... and british number one kyle edmund is battling against three—time champion novak djokovic to make it to the second week in the men s draw. i am lizzie greenwood hughes in the bbc sport centre... as lewis hamilton breaks the track record at silverstone to take pole for sunday's british grand prix.

we have saw the same from lewis hamilton in germany the day before as well.ry race, the pressure gets more. it is huge, psychologically this raises big because there is a three—week gap and the drivers will have to stew over whatever happens. sebastien vettel was the fastest man in practice today and we have been talking and you reckon he will go for pole position and the win this weekend. i think so, they are so close and red bull are close as well and this is a track that is closest toa and this is a track that is closest to a street circuit. i think they will be close. sebastien vettel look good and i think he is going to make a recovery and take the win. let us see who gets the win here. just down the road from the city of budapest and all eyes will be on sebastien vettel and lewis hamilton. also coming up in the programme... never mind cycling the tour de france, we meet the man who ran the route! and after having a baby, laura trott is back on the track at the european championships... when i get on my bike and i am finding it hard, i think, just how pr

teammate valtteri vote with five laps to go result means hamilton heads into the summer break with a twenty four point lead over his rival. of one is larry star is still almost a month away over teams in germany second division the new season starts on friday for one club in particular that marks a new beginning hamburg suffered the first relegation in their history this year now one of the country's traditional giants is hoping for a season of revival. springing back into action christan teats and hamburg are preparing for uncharted territory their first ever season in the second division the players have to learn fast about new challenges away from the illustrious top flight. a living wish mine is when i work with the players i want them to be independent of the event actively involved in the analyzing the new opponents to find ways to beat them it's within hamburg have brought in five new players over the summer height or some perry zero is the biggest name among them. the club also has a new sports director ralph becker he played in the second division and last season almost secu

hindering his position on the track hamilton with now at the back. so it was time to rethink a move which would eventually pay off both miss avies chose not to go to the pit stop at the first safety car intervention i the move ended up lifting a focused and determined lewis hamilton back up a few places while his teammate took the overall race lead at this point i but the decision would catch up with battery but as he suffered from the decision needing a desperate tire change. allowing ferrari sebastian vettel and reichen into eva take them a sadie's rival perhaps the charing helped lift hamilton spirit fueling him and he managed to navigate his way to a second place finish in front of his home crowd. but the checkered flag belonged to germany's vettel pick out of the race and that's a great crowd. yeah i think really a race that i enjoyed a lot that the the people enjoyed a lot so yeah what a what an amazing day it's the greatest race of the year and this is the greatest crowd and i'm i'm sorry i was there was a great piece today but thank you so mu

in motor sports lewis hamilton has extended his lead in the formula one championship after winning the hung gary and grand prix the briton led from start to finish it's another blow for his title rival sebastian fettle the gap between the two drivers widens again with less than ten races to go this season. the two miss avies drivers started at the front of the grid with championship leader lewis hamilton in pole position but the ferrari's showed good pace in practice and sebastian vettel in particular was desperate to make up points on hamilton and close the gap in the standings spectators were. i think for a tense battle at the hungaroring. but have also was as composed as ever on a sweltering circuit and while my sadie's performed perfect it stops ferrari cost vettel precious seconds a slow tire change put him a long way behind race leader hamilton. that forced the german to take drastic action to avoid losing even more ground in the championship with five laps to go he pulled off a risky maneuver to get past valtteri bottas and into second place ahead of them hamilton crossed the fi

off any potential competitors so i think it's really looking good for sebastian vettel lewis hamilton started in fourteen of the mean there's no way home navigate through all of that traffic or is there with him a way maybe you never know with him now at of course let's not forget the contractual dispute that the german grand prix means that there will be financially no german crown create next year here how is that is that is that going to mean that german fans here going to have to wait a long time before we see another possibly they will because as it stands right now this is the last contract the will have a race that hawk hockenheim because it cost a lot of money a formula one they charge a ridiculous amount in the ballpark of twenty million euros and they want their money upfront that creates a huge debt for venues such as hawk and hi there was formerly norm burgling as well they were splitting you know nurnberg ring had odd years hockenheim even nurnberg they stopped because it was too costly and now because hockenheim was continuously losing money right now they have their bes

one's and drive the standings is literally turned into a battle at the british grand prix lewis hamilton was possible start by sebastian vettel the bomb to go right up the track by specialist teammate after all that bouncing around how until he still managed second place two factors trophy drought . or an. unwelcome i'm. in thailand the rescue operation to free a young football team from a flooded cave has resumed a team of international divers will guide the next group of boys through four kilometers of doctor and sometimes very tight passageways on sunday the first four boys were extracted from the. even think of the hospital the latest reports say the boy is hungry bottom for good health and being kept from their families to avoid infections that lead to divers now have to republish tanks placed along the route before they can continue and it's a six hour journey from where the boys were trapped to the entrance of the cave the team spent nine days deep in the cave before they were found perched on an elevator shaft. and if we're now joined peter dennis he's the chairman of the british

now it's hamilton -- >> teams up with hamilton. >> has the idea for the federalist papers. he writes 51. madison writes 29. and jay writes 5. but they actually play the ratification process too. what madison understands is get to nine, that they've got to get to the agreement that nine states will be sufficient. >> so rto ratify. >> mow where does that come from? they just make that up. they know if it has to be unanimous, little old rhode island will never ratify. they didn't even send anybody -- rhode island is the place in new england you sent witches and quakers and people like that. >> and nice universities. >> crazy people that live down there. and we've never built road until the last 20 years to get from boston down there. they don't want you to get down there. okay? i had a son that went to brown. took me forever to get him to college. and he teaches there. taught there. >> and the providence airport canceled two of gordon's flights to get here. >> that's right. >> they didn't even want him coming here. >> you can't get there. >> can't get in, can't get out. >> her

after a bad start from pole position and a crash on lap one lewis hamilton's hopes of winning a fifthbritish sebastian vettel won the race and extended his lead in the driver's championship. and extended his lead andy swiss has the story. and extended his lead at a sweltering silverstone, lewis hamilton and 140,000 fans hoping for history. lewis hamilton and 140,000 but from pole position his chances of a record sixth win here were soon sent spinning. of a record sixth win a sluggish start, a collision, and in the blink of an eye hamilton was down to 18th, his race seemingly over. but boldly, brilliantly, he surged through the field and back into contention before more twists, two crashes interrupting the race, thankfully all drivers unhurt. two crashes interrupting the race, the resulting shake—up, though, produced some finish. sebastian vettel taking the lead from bottas before hamilton also went the lead from bottas past, up to second place, but he couldn't quite catch sebastian. the german taking the chequered flag ahead of his title run. what drama these fans have seen and what a

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hindering his position on the track hamilton with now at the back. so it was time to rethink a move which would eventually pay off both my sadie's chose not to go to the pit stop at the first safety car intervention i the move ended up lifting a focused and determined lewis hamilton back up a few places while his teammate took the overall race lead at this point i but the decision would catch up with battery but as he suffered from the decision needing a desperate tire change. allowing ferrari sebastian vettel and reichen into i have a take them if eighty's rival perhaps the chairing helped lift hamilton spirit fueling him and he managed to navigate his way to a second place finish in front of his home crowd. but the checkered flag belonged to germany's vettel pick out of the race on the great route. yeah i think really a race that i enjoyed a lot that the few. enjoyed a lot so yeah it was a lot of amazing day the greatest race of the year and it's the greatest crowd and i'm sorry i was able to bring out of you today but thank you so much for your su

hindering his position on the track hamilton with now at the back. so it was time to rethink a move which would eventually pay off both miss avies chose not to go to the pit stop at the first safety car intervention i the move ended up lifting a focused and determined lewis hamilton back up a few places while his teammate took the overall race lead at this point i but the decision would catch up with the task he suffered from the decision needing a desperate tire change. allowing ferrari sebastian vettel and reichen into eva take them and say to his rival perhaps the chairing helped lift hamilton's barrett fueling him up he managed to navigate his way to a second place finish in front of his home crowd. but the checkered flag belonged to germany's that'll take out the race on the great route. yeah i think really a race that i enjoyed a lot that the people enjoyed a lot so yeah it was a lot of amazing day it's the greatest race of the year and it's the greatest crowd and i'm sorry i was able to bring out a few today but thank you so much for your supp

hindering his position on the track hamilton with now at the back. so it was time to rethink a move which would eventually pay off both miss avies chose not to go to the pit stop at the first safety car intervention i the move ended up lifting a focused and determined lewis hamilton back up a few places while his teammate took the overall race lead at this point i but the decision would catch up with terry but as he suffered from the decision needing a desperate tire change. allowing ferrari sebastian vettel and reichen into i have a take them if eighty's rival perhaps the charing helped lift hamilton spirit fueling him on he managed to navigate his way to a second place finish in front of his home crowd. but the checkered flag belonged to germany's vettel pick out the race on a great route. yeah i think really a race that i enjoyed a lot that the people enjoyed a lot so yeah what a what an amazing day it's the greatest race of the year and this is the greatest crowd and i'm i'm sorry i was there was a great piece today but thank you so much for your