is it adams or hamilton by virtue of being hamilton? it's hard to appreciate that because he is not a live anymore. he was really bursting at the seams with passion, vigor and energy. >> women who loved him but men called him little mars. >> we have done our duty of looking at the constitutional vision and now the audience once more, what sort of person was see? our first question to tell us more about his temper and why did he admit his affair? we have though letter and it's so cool in the exhibit downstairs. we had paced out the dual you can stand at either side and see how close they were to each other when they stood. it is remarkable. tell us more about his temper and why he admitted the affair. >> he is a man of energy that is bursting forth. he gets selected secretary of the treasury of a friday. he's securing loans and so forth and hitting the ground running on monday. when he is solicited by congress to write opinions or reports why write 4000 words when you can write 24000 words. he is the smartest guy in the room contrary to

hamilton's -- hamilton said come to my office late at night. they would sit down and he put down his pen and which is start talking. he would stop talking and editor would say he would transcribe it and put in the paper. that's as close as you get. >> the constitution is a great thing because we have had one since the beginning to that's not quite right. the articles of the confederation before that and there were things in it that were found to be unenforceable. that's my very brief comment. what things would you recommend going forward that would help us to retain constitutional order that we have inherited? thank you. >> the articles of confederation were not the governments. they did not create a government. it was like a treaty. there was a united nations rate could send your delegates and they would debate just like at the u.n. today. on the amendment in question, i am an amendment skeptic because it seems dangerous to start tinkering something that has served us so well. there a lot of problems that we have in their amendments to fix the

hamilton proves it. hamilton was murdered. it was a political spillover from the fight by aaron burr. aaron burr and hamilton had actually been friendly. they did a court case together. but they were political rivals. and we remember that aaron burr killed hamilton. does anyone remember in what capacity, what -- what aaron burr's day job was? >> vice president. >> he was the vice president of the united states who killed the principal cabinet official of the washington administration. pretty bad. [laughter] and it was even worse because of our position. we were a small strip of a country wedged up against the ocean. we didn't control the sea, we had two european empires on the continent. it looked like we were going to war with england, then france, then england again. let me just tell you about two things that hamilton did that show how devoted he was to this idea that you have, we have to have a government that we trust and that we believe in. in 1797 adams starts, john adams, president, starts to build up an army. it looks

more than a quarter of a second behind in third lewis hamilton will behind in third lewis hamilton willere in barcelona. always a great crowd. a lot of british fans and spanish fans and even supporting a break so i appreciate everyone. for a close in qualifying but very happy. the first run in 03 was not so happy. the first run in 03 was not so good. i locked into the first corner but the last one i was happy and feeling good. until the end. then i looked at the tower there and i saw that my name did not go to the top, so not entirely happy, but we expected mercedes to be very strong, so expected mercedes to be very strong, soi expected mercedes to be very strong, so i think tomorrow should be an interesting race. four points is the difference between jimmy chip interesting race. four points is the difference betweenjimmy chip leader lewis hamilton and sebastian battle. —— championship. we hope for another one here around five 52nd here in barcelona. a quick heads—up. leinster had just won the champions cup. they won by 15 points to 12. the third round is under way at the players champi

and it's two in two for lewis hamilton at formula one's spanish grand prix.me to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. it's been quite a dramatic final day in the premier league. we already knew manchester city were champions, and stoke and west brom were going down. but there was a final relegation spot that needed confirming. the race for the top four got very interesting, and arsene wenger took charge of arsenal for the last time. our sports correspondent david ornstein was at that match. still a couple of issues to be resolved, the final champions league spot, would it go to liverpool chelsea? the spot, would it go to liverpool chelsea ? the last spot, would it go to liverpool chelsea? the last relegation place, would that be swansea southampton quins back here at huddersfield, there was a mixture of celebration and nostalgia, as the curtain came down on another memorable season in the premier league. after nine months and 380 games, one team stood head and shoulders above the rest. pep guardiola's manchester city, champions of england, a celebratory end to a

hamilton, too. hamilton, on the eve of his death, said the poison destroying america is democracy. that is where morris is more a cynical. the notion that where we disagree and this is a profound disagreement. we agree on lots of stuff, and believe me we stand together back-to-back in the academic world to defend the right of the founding. thate in a minority in regard. we cannot afford to fight to publicly and too many places. [laughter] >> but gordon believes this is about democracy and i do not believe that. it is not about democracy. we have thedo prosecution? >> the constitution arose out of excessive democracy occurring in the states. a very important working paper. he never published it. it is called "the system of the ititical united states and is full of complaints about democracy. tendencies.e fatal one is toward demagogues. washington warns about that in the farewell address. you want a republican based on a foundation of popular sovereignty that filters popular opinion through layers of refinement. that is what the constitution is designed to do. to produce a wisdom at

lewis hamilton must be a very happy man as he waits to get on his flight home.nts. a commanding victory and have teammates, valtteri bottas, and have teammates, valtteri bottas, and mercedes, they must be really happy with this result. not only was it 81, two, it starts to show a slight dominance over ferrari. the ebb and flow of the season has been dramatic. it was not scintillating, but it was very good for one team and that was mercedes. 0ne and that was mercedes. one of the risk is moments in formula one was the start. 20 cars going for it, just inches apart. wartime world champion sebastian vettel showed how it should be done in barcelona, —— four—time world champion. zooming past valtteri bottas. remy grosjean showed how i shouldn't. he took out hulkenberg and gasly. it was not going to be ferrari's day as kimi raikkonen retired before the halfway point. that'll‘s gamble on a second pitstop didn't pay off, allowing verstappen to get past. hamilton inherited his victory last time out, this time there was no doubt he deserved it, claiming the chequered flag

the focus is on hamilton and battle.uld be good if that one for ferrari, but asa be good if that one for ferrari, but as a brit, i personally would love to see hamilton winning the championship. british number one johanna konta is through to the third round of the italian open. she tookjust over an hour to beat hsieh su—wei in straight sets. that's some revenge for last years french open when the taiwanese player beat her in three sets in the first round. konta will face french open champion jelena 0stapenko in the next round. british rider simon yates has stretched his lead at the giro d'italia after winning stage ii. he's got a a7—second lead over the defending champion, tom domoulin, with ten stages left as chris froome dropped out of the top ten. tim hague reports. to get yourself into the leader's pinkjersey, it to get yourself into the leader's pink jersey, it takes to get yourself into the leader's pinkjersey, it takes some bobbing and weaving. simon yates has done more than dodge the favourites so far. he has des

one other result, motherwell won 3—nil at home to hamilton.both teams knowing a win would be vital in their tight battle to secure a champions league place next season. city took an early lead with nadia nadim's goal. but a strong second half from arsenal saw the hosts score twice in ten minutes — the first by danielle van de donk and then beth mead's second enough to claim victory. arsenal now sitjust one point behind second placed city in the table with two games left to play. they will not be able to catch chelsea. chelsea have a game in hand and they are playing later. ireland's first—ever test match in cricket finally got underway on day two today, as they took on pakistan in dublin. after rain washed—out the first day, their bowlers enjoyed a productive spell, at one point reducing pakistan to 13 for 2, but the visitors closed the day 268 for 6. charles dagnall was at malahide watching the action. well, although it was 2a hours later the highlands injury into cricket provided a hugely entertaining day here. pakistan finished 268—6. they

hamilton now leads the championship by 1a points from vettel.rts correspondent andy swiss. plain sailing? monaco would prove anything but. for lewis hamilton, starting third on the grid but above all for the man in pole position... lights out. ..daniel riccardo sped away and it seemed like a victory parade, the australian easing clear but with 50 laps still to go, his car suddenly lost power and his lead vanished. sebastian vettel on his tail, as the field concertinaed behind him. at one stage, the top five separated by just eight seconds. but they could not find a way past, including hamilton, who stayed stuck in third, as ricciardo brilliantly nursed his car towards the finish. the most spectacular moment was undoubtedly this, an untimely brake problem, which ended his and brendon hartley's race. both thankfully unhurt. ahead of them, it was ricciardo's day, a masterful drive as he finished ahead of vettel and hamilton, a victory over his own car as well as his rival‘s. england succumbed to a miserable nine—wicket defeat by pakistan on the fou

hamilton, too, hamilton on the eve of his death said the poison destroying america is democracy. that is where morris more cynical -- >> here is also where we part company. that i agree that part of morris's inability is he's really eccentric character. that is my take, doesn't fit well. the notion that where we disagree and this is a profound disagreement. we agree on lots of stuff and believe me, we stand together back-to-back in the academy to defend the right of the founding, something more people ought to know about, we're in minority in that regard, we can't afford to fight too publicly in too many places. [laughter] but, gordon believes this is about democracy, i don't believe that, it is not about democracy. >> then why do we have the constitution? the constitution arose out of excessive democracy occurring in the states, madison wrote a very important little working paper. he never published it, called the system of the political system of the united states and it is full of complaints about the democracy going on -- >> which makes my point. the founder dids not think th

the 74th position for lewis hamilton and is this 805. just 0.04 seconds behind his team—mate.huffled back on the grid and just not finding his true form out there today and then you have got the two red as well. a really quick qualifying session with

hamilton crossed the finish line unchallenged for the sixty fourth grand prix title of his career. these guys have done an amazing job and is really proud of everyone and today the car and myself i felt that city today which i had been feeling for the whole year so it's a good feeling. the triumph in spain gives hamilton a whopping seventeen point lead in the battle for the drivers' championship. the largest song competition on the planet has a new champion israel has won this year's euro vision song contest which was held on saturday night in the portuguese capital lisbon the winning entry was a quirky pop tune performed by a charismatic rising star. her funky chicken moves are already influencing politics. now to virtualize song toy was inspired by the hash tag me too it celebrates female empowerment i always start with the fact that people people want to get this right i know that but but. but now i'm super glad i'm surprised that the people recognize and realize the different this is this wonderful. back home and tell of eve the celebrations new no balance as israel celebrates

hamilton crossed the finish line unchallenged for the sixty fourth grand prix title of his career. these guys have done an amazing job and it's very proud of everyone and today that i myself called the city today which i had been feeling for the whole year so it's a good fit. the triumph in spain gives hamilton a whopping seventeen point lead in the battle for the drivers' championship. you're watching news join us again at the top of the hour or you can check out our web site or follow us on twitter at d w news i'm having an inverter land thanks for tuning in to. the road to the media. joining the discussion. at full speed.

hamilton crossed the finish line unchallenged for the sixty fourth grown prieto of his career. these guys have done an amazing job and is really proud of everyone and today the car and myself the city today which i had been feeling for the whole year so it's a good feeling. the triumph in spain gives hamilton a whopping seventeen point lead in the battle for the drivers' championship. germany's alexander's there of was in top form in madrid on sunday as he bowled those dominic team to claim victory in the madrid open final after an early break zaf pulled out the first set six four under the approving gaze of german tennis legend boris becker it was more of the same the second is that with vera making short work of the man knocked rafael nadal out in the quarter finals and then with the score at five four the german earned a match point and an unforced error from team granted that third masters title of his career. the largest song competition on the planet has a new champion israel has won this year's euro vision song contest which was held on saturday night in the portuguese c

hamilton crossed the finish line unchallenged for the sixty fourth grump retitle of his career. these guys have done an amazing job and it's really proud of everyone today that i myself felt that city today which i had been feeling for the whole year so it's a good fit. the triumph in spain gives hamilton a whopping seventeen point lead in the battle for the drivers' championship. in tennis patrick who told bob beat the netherlands kiki bird tends to win the madrid open women's singles for a record third time but the win didn't come easy but told i was pushed to her limits in a marathon match that lasted nearly three hours but the czechs battling performance was rewarded with a three set victory away and continues her recovery after she was the victim of a career threatening knife attack at the end of two thousand and sixteen. the largest song competition on the planet has a new champion israel has won this year's euro vision song contest which was held on saturday night in the portuguese capital lisbon the winning entry was a quirky pop tune performed by a charismatic rising st

and it's two in two for lewis hamilton at formula 0ne‘s spanish grand prix. welcome to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. it's been quite a dramatic final day in the premier league. we already knew manchester city were champions, and stoke and west brom were going down. but there was a final relegation spot that needed confirming. the race for the top four got very interesting, and arsene wenger took charge of arsenal for the last time. 0ur sports correspondent david 0rnstein was at that match. david, more on wenger in a moment. but we have to start with the teams chasing the champions league. matters were still alive but both the top of the premier league in terms of champions league qualification. would it be liverpool chelsea? at the bottom, could swa nsea com plete a chelsea? at the bottom, could swansea complete a ten goal swing to save themselves and sent southampton down? here at huddersfield there was both a celebratory and a sentimental atmosphere. the curtain came down on the 20th17-2018 atmosphere. the curtain came down on the 20th17—2018 season. it

hamilton is like a lot of smaller towns nationwide, losing younger workers in this booming economy to bigger cities, leaving them with a labor shortage. >> the mills shut down and the large manufacturing pretty much left. we are going through a down time. >> reporter: it's not the only town now dangling tempting incentives. grant county, indiana, will put $5,000 towards the purchase of a new home. north platte, offering $10,000 and a cash bonus. if you move to downtown niagra falls, new york, you'll get nearly $7,000 to pay off your student loans over two years. it is a sustainable solution? >> one would think it's not, it takes tax dollars to do this and small towns have limited resources. >> reporter: hayden says she's staying in hamilton. she bought a house and started a family. >> the charm and sense of community here is what keeps you here and i always joke that hamilton just gets its hooks in you and keeps you. >> reporter: an unexpected new home sweet home. jo ling kent, nbc news. >>> philadelphia rapper meek mill is speaking out on criminal justice reform less than two weeks a

romain g rosjea n place behind lewis hamilton.spin, taking out nico hulkenberg. afterfive laps behind the safety car, hamilton was able to put his foot down, reeling off lap records and opening a massive gap over sebastian vettel. it wasn't going to be ferrari's date as kimi raikkonen retired before the halfway point and sebastian vettel‘s gamble didn't pay off, allowing va ltteri bottas gamble didn't pay off, allowing valtteri bottas and max verstappen to get past. hamilton inherited his victory last time out but this time there was no time he —— no doubt he deserved it, claiming the chequered flag by 20 seconds from his mercedes ji made. with his lead now 17 points over sebastian vettel, he is back in the driving seat. ireland are learning the hard way about test cricket. it is day three in theirfirst about test cricket. it is day three in their first game about test cricket. it is day three in theirfirst game in the about test cricket. it is day three in their first game in the longer format after their opponents pakistan decla

- the hamilton exhibition.eople can't stop reading and thinking about american history as a result. and so what we've done is together with our original creative team and historian joanne freeman we created this immersive hamilton exhibition. it's a tenth the size of a football field and 360 immersive experience. i'm in your ear as your loving narrator as we go through his hamilton's life and times and deeper dive for people -- i can only give so much history in 2 1/2 hours, and this allows that fan who started reading, you kid, the federalist papers, this is a deeper dive. >> i still don't know how you got so much history into the show and it's wonderful how it just sparked this interest in wanting to know more about history. and something else that you're doing, not that you're busy enough, somebody is going to spend time with you in d.c. >> yes. >> what's that about? >> well, we do these campaigns, and we have done them for the l.a. opening and the london opening and the "hamilton" tour is moving to d.c. so

hamilton now leads the championship by 1a points from vettel.ce comes from out sports correspondent andy swiss. plain sailing? monaco would prove anything better. for lewis hamilton, third on the grid, but above all for the man in pole position. daniel riccardo sped away, he initially seemed a victory parade. he eased clear with 50 lap still to go, his car lost power and his lead vanished. sebastien vettel on his trail as the field concertina behind him. at one stage the top five were separated by just him. at one stage the top five were separated byjust eight seconds. they couldn't find a way past, including hamilton who stayed stuck in third as riccardo nursed his car towards the finish. the most spectacular moment, undoubtedly this. an untimely brake problem which ended his and brendon ha rtley‘s which ended his and brendon hartley's race. both are unhurt. ahead of them it was riccardo's date, a masterful drive as he finished ahead of vettel and hamilton, a victory over his own car as well as his rivals. two years two yea rs in two years in t

hamilton crowd serves clear at the top of the championship.e gruelling 9th stage in the giro d'italia, doubling his overall lead to 32 seconds in the grand tour. chris froome continues to struggle, he's more than two minutes behind. there are 12 stages left. and it was an end of an era for bbc commentaterjohn motson who hung up his microphone today. the voice of football for half a century, motty covered more than 2,000 games including 10 world cups and delivered some of the most memorable lines in the sport's history. and there it is! the crazy gang have beaten the culture club. so many people were unexpectedly coming up to me and saying "all the best". so many people this morning were texting me, i thought it was my first match, not my last. "are you nervous?" and all that. crikey! a7 years later, i couldn't believe it! there's more on the bbc sport website, including how ireland's cricketers are getting on in their test debut against pakistan. that's from me. goodnight. stars of british television have been celebrating their biggest night o

and formula one racing britain lewis hamilton has found his groove once again will tell you why he was leaping from his car and into the arms of his teen in barcelona. are brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show well it is a highly controversial move on a politically loaded date the u.s. moving its embassy in israel to jerusalem today on the seventieth anniversary of the founding of the jewish state last night israel. prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcomed president trump's daughter of banca her husband jared kushner and other american officials for a special dinner but on voice from more than half of those countries that were actually invited did not show up european union mission to israel for example tweeted that it respected the international consensus on jerusalem while the president's decision to move the embassy to the contested city is deeply controversial palestinians of course also claim jerusalem as their own capital and then yahoo however was full of praise for the president's move i call on all countries to join the u.s. and moving their embassies to jerusalem. mo

so hamilton was very good.emed to have been mostly free of racial prejudice for his time and partly this was because he grew up on an island where he saw sugarcane plantations and how viciously the blacks were mistreated. about 10 minutes left with joseph tartakovsky before the house pro forma session. you can keep calling in. tartakovsky, i want to ask you about an interview you did in which he discussed how -- you discussed how people ask you questions about what did the founding fathers think about any certain subject. the mostw is interesting thing about what we call the founding fathers is how much they fought among themselves. once the constitution took effect they were at each other's throats about everything. immigration and free speech and the size of government. so this notion of founding fathers, the way we use it as a group of -- band of brothers hearty comradeship is not the case. what's more interesting is to try to approach the issues with their intensity and their spirit. disagreements are the s

lewis hamilton, third on the grid, but manning pull position...ardo sped away and it seemed like a victory parade, the australian easing clear but with 50 laps still to go, his car suddenly lost power and his lead vanished, sebastian vettel on his tail as the field concertina behind him. at one stage the top five separated by just eight seconds. but they could not find a way past, including hamilton, who stayed stuck in third, as ricciardo brilliantly nursed his car towards the finish. the most spectacular moment was undoubtedly this, leclerc with an untimely brake problem which ended his and brendon hartley's race. both thankfully unhurt. ahead of them, it was daniel ricciardo's day, and a masterful drive as he finished ahead of sebastian vettel and hamilton, a victory over his own car as well as his rival‘s. two years two yea rs in two years in the making, so i finally feel like the redemption has arrived and we had problems, i don't know how much was heard on the radio broadcast but we had a lot to deal with during the race and i think it was b

next up, montreal, a track that has lewis hamilton's name all over it.naco for daniel ricciardo will go on into the night but for us it is time to pack up until two weeks' time for the next race. england's cricketers succumbed to a miserable nine—wicket defeat at the hands of pakistan on the fourth day of the first test at lord's. the hosts resumed on sunday morning with a slender lead thanks tojos buttler and dom bess' century stand the previous day. but it proved in vain as england added just seven runs for the loss of four wickets, leaving pakistan to chase down 6a to win. they lostjust the one wicket as they sealed victory 90 minutes into the day. it means england can only draw the series with one test remaining. it is very disappointing. we have been outperforming another three environments for stop and a first innings in particular, showed character in that second innings, but you have to be better. there have been a number of collapses recently. we have got to find a way asa recently. we have got to find a way as a group and that is a very individ

in twenty seventeen this has just wiped out the coal industry now the likes of bill kristol and hamilton sixty it will say that's probably a russian operation that putin destroyed the coal industry and russia and trump did run on a campaign to basically get cold jobs back but what happened was fracking destroyed all those jobs in west virginia and kentucky it was fracking and natural gas prices which drove down the price of natural gas production for electricity that drove down the ability redid obliterated just destroyed by ninety percent the coal industry as you're going to get into here the substitution of gas for coal was. some very dodgy finances and economics yes we're going to get into that but i want to show what the same economics now so natural gas destroyed coal what is going to destroy the natural gas production right now its natural gas and in order to get that natural gas and keep that natural gas prices low in america you've got to have a lot of fracking we're not going to go into the environmental health cost of that we're just going to look at the actual data what's goin

like puts a straw on it comes out so it's so absurd but a lot of it comes from bill kristol scoop hamilton sixty eight and bill kristol by the way is the co-founder of policy for the new american century which he presented to bill clinton's last year in office he tried to get bill clinton to invade iraq and part of it well they lay it out in their own words go read it you can download it just go to google policy for a new american century and look at their report that they put out rumsfeld cheney bill kristol and they said part of the reason why they needed they said to invade iraq was to control the oil reserves so that china didn't get them so it's quite ironic that china is putting all of this this whole oil and carbon based industry out of business by just driving down the cost of solar wind and other renewable energy technologies so bill kristol is so wrong about the project for a new american century and how the energy industry would develop over the following fifty years yes and completely missed the fact that renewables and solar energy costs would plummet down the a some part of c

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head in an incident padres that's all three drivers crashed out on the first lap the win extends hamilton's lead over ferrari's of us and settle in the driver's championship to twenty points the german could only finish fourth behind red bull's max first stop an whose teammate daniel rickey r.t.o. and haas driver kevin magnussen made up the rest of the top six federals teammates kimmie wright conant was forced to retire with car trouble now you're a vision has a new champion israel has one of this year's song contest which was held on saturday night in the portuguese capitalised and the winning entry was a quirky pop to performed by a charismatic rising star. her funky chicken moves are already influencing politics. the. net to virtualize song toy was inspired by the hash tag me too it celebrates female empowerment i always start with the fact that people people won't get this right i know that but but. but now i'm super guidance a proof that the people recognize and realize the different is this is this wonderful. back home and tell of eve the celebrations new no balance as israel celebrat

. >>> the music hamilton is good. that's conquered america but how does a production about the british defeat during the american war of independence play in britain? "hamilton" conquers london, coming up on "cbs this morning." >> i think they're going to like ♪ >>> you always want to be in the room where it happens. you may recognize that song, "the room where it happens." that is from the hit musical "hamilton." after conquering audiences in this country, the show has invaded britain big time. as mark phillips reports from london, it's perhaps a little ironic that it's the hottest thing on stage there. >> reporter: good morning. of all the musicals that have crossed the atlantic, "hamilton" may have arrived in london with the most baggage. it is, after all, a show about the american revolutionary war which the british famously lost. how would it play in the land of the losers? easy. that was then, this is now. ♪ i died for him me i trusted him ♪ ♪ me i loved him me i'm the damn fool that shot him ♪ >> reporter: the

never lost his head in a race that saw three drivers crash out on the first lap the win extends hamilton's lead in the drivers' championship over ferrari sébastien federal to seventeen points. and the euro vision has a new champion israel has won this year's song contest which was held saturday night in the portuguese capital lisbon the winning entry was a quirky pop tune performed by a charismatic rising star. the more funky chicken moves are already influencing politics. now to virtualize song toy was inspired by the hash tag me too it celebrates female empowerment i always start with the fact that people people want to get this right i know that but but. but now i'm. super guidance a problem that is that people recognize and realize the different is that it is wonderful. back home and tell of eve the celebrations nuno balance as israel celebrates its seventieth here it's the fourth time the country has won the euro vision. fan saying that is when is also a triumph for diversity. see how. do you. think she's going to happen. thank you. so much everybody or the most of the people who have

because the thing is, i have been such a large "hamilton" fan.an take credit, yeah. me too. >> yeah, but it was one of those things where all of my cast members had met him except me, and would all tweet me photos or text me photos, like, "guess who i met?" [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and you're like -- and you're the one singing all the songs. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we have a picture that he posted. and he put, "that's how i met the future president." [ cheers and applause ] >> that's so cool. >> jimmy: i mean, how cool is that? >> that was epic. >> jimmy: that's phenomenal. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i first heard about "hamilton" -- questlove told me to go see it. and he said, "dude, check this thing out, you won't even understand what --" it was at the public theater. it was before broadway. and -- and i went and i was blown away. and then, the roots went on to produce the soundtrack. >> i don't think you understand -- [ cheers and applause ] like -- i think, who was it -- i had met riz ahmed and we were at his "star wars" premiere. >> jimmy: oh yeah. >

so all important for the championship will be that lewis hamilton still leads the way.stion is daniel ricciardo still in contention for the championship, is he back in the? 21! points behind sebastian vettel and i think he could well be in contention. next up its montreal, a track which has lewis hamilton‘s name all over it, he‘s won there are several times, can he do it again is the question. the party here in monaco will go on into the night. but for us it‘s time to pack up. england's cricketers suffered an embarrassing defeat to pakistan in first test at lord‘s. they resumed on day four with a slender thanks to jos they resumed on day four with a slender thanks tojos buttler and dom —based‘s century stand but it proved in vain as they abbeyjust seven runs pakistan chasing just 64 to win. england can only draw the series with one test remaining. it's very disappointing. we‘d been outperformed l3 departments. we‘ve not batted well enough, first innings in particular. we have to be better. there‘s been a number of colla pse better. there‘s been a number of collapse is r

lewis hamilton has made it victories to maintain his lead in the standings. lap of the spanish grand prix in barcelona which wiped out three cars. hamilton was untroubled to move 17 points clear at the top of the drivers championship. alexander's aero has won his third masters title by beating dominik thiem. he won the match in straight sets beating his austrian opponent 6-4, 6-4, his sets beating his austrian opponent 6—4, 6—4, his second title in two weeks after winning in munich. and that's all the sport for now. much more through the evening. theresa may says people who voted to leave the eu will get the brexit they wanted but that compromises will be needed on all sides. while the prime minister has reaffirmed her commitment to leaving the customs union, one of her senior ministers said today he had doubts about one of the alternatives she favours — a customs partnership. our political correspondent, chris mason, reports. once again, with her cabinet divided, the prime minister is defending her approach to brexit, telling voters and her mps in a sunday t

lewis hamilton reigns in spain.he formula one world champion extends his lead in the race for this year's title. police say three separate church bombings in indonesia that killed at least 11 people were the work of one family. a mother with two young children blew herself up in one church, the other attacks were carried out by the father and two sons. dozens of people were injured in the bombings in the city of surabaya in east java province. the indonesian presidentjoko widodo called the attacks ‘barbaric‘. our correspondent jonathan head reports. blazing motorbikes marks the site of one of the three attacks. all suicide bombers, say the indonesian police, and all from the same family, including a mother and two daughters aged nine and i2. a known islamic state media outlet has claimed that the attack was the work of its loyalists. the police claimed the family had recently returned from fighting is in syria. the president visited the site, and called for indonesians to fight the scourge of extremism. translation:

lewis hamilton is on pole position for today's spanish grand prix.milton, who leads the drivers championship by four points, gained his 74th pole position of his career, extending his own record. hamilton's closest rival in the championship, ferrari's sebastian vettel, is in third postion for the start of the race. this a ben barba hat—trick inspired st helens into the quarter—finals of the challenge cup. the ‘man of steel‘ favourite saved his best try until last, beating five castleford tigers defenders to round off the scoring and put the super league leaders into the last eight. there are two more games today. hull with championship side toronto wolfpack faceing their toughest challenge to date — warrington wolves. toronto's ashton sims in line to face his former team. we're under no illusion, what have we're under no illusion, what have we are better get a good result, but training has been great so far, we have got plenty of x super league in both players, a lot of experience, but we are going to have of that against the might of the warrington

lewis hamilton will start on pole position in tomorrow's spanish grand prix.ltteri bottas. ferrari's sebastian vettel will start in third, ahead of team—mate kimi raikkonen. hamilton leads vettel byjust four points in the drivers standings after four races so far. and just before we go... ireland cricketer‘s have finally got theirfirst ever test match underway. on day two, as they took on pakistan in dublin. after rain washed—out the first day, their bowlers enjoyed a productive spell. at one point pakistan were 13—2 — they recovered to reach 268—6 at stumps. the wickets were fairly evenly spread at malahide, but notably two of them fell to the former england test player boyd rankin. that's all the sport for now. if you want to see that interview with president erdogan of turkey it is on at 430 in the morning on monday and half past midnight on cheese steak. —— on tuesday. countryside campaigners are calling for action on what they say is an "appalling lack of progress", in improving mobile phone coverage in rural areas. they've been backed by more than 50 mps

hamilton says the stat economy is healthy, and has jobs available. >> this is golden opportunity that hasn't existed in a very long time ani think it's time for us to step bravely as opposed to fret, wring o hands, and shake our heads, and say, "what if?" we need to take that step forward.te >> rep hamilton points to the state's experience with yet another social safety net program: the original "welfare to work" program promoted by president bill clinton in the 1990's. it's called temporary assistanca for needlies, or tanf. in maine, to qualify for tanf a recipient must have low or no income and be caring for a child. in order to help those ovid only cash j ns, the state assistance, but also subsidized transportation and childcare. as well as personalized support and job search classes. >> i presume everyone in here has a resume. >> reporter: classes like this one near augusta are mandatory for most recipients, and maine limit for receiving tanftime benefits. 28-year-old michelle young received a little less than $30o h in tanf cash assistance, off and on, for almost 14 months before

lewis hamilton is on pole position for today's spanish grand prix.nt of the grid. hamilton, who leads the drivers championship, by four points gained his 74th pole position of his career, extending his own record. hamilton's closest rival in the championship, ferrari's sebastian vettel, is in third postion for the start of the race. that's all the sport for now. the french president, emmanuel macron, says his country will not give in to the "enemies of freedom" after a man armed with a knife killed one person and injured four others in paris last night. so—called islamic state claimed responsibility for the attack, which happened on a busy street near to the city's main opera house. the man was shot dead by police. janey mitchell reports. it should have been a pleasant night out in a popular part of paris. instead, a victim lies stabbed in the street. eyewitnesses reported scenes of panic as an attacker lashed out with a blade. investigators say he shouted "allahu akbar," arabic for "god is great." police flooded the area near the opera house, and wi

we quote jefferson but we do not follow hamilton. you take a state of the union speech, no matter what president get it, they will talk about robust foreign trade, careful stewardship of the economy, how intimidating our military is. these were hamilton's preoccupations and some of these things were jefferson's nightmares, like a standing army or foreign trade. we live under a hamiltonian constitution and despite this, he still has a great deal to tea just, a lot of which is in the book. host: explain that a little more, a hamiltonian constitution. guest: he had a vision of the american constitution is a bread , as a broad, flexible charter. it will be vigorous and effective, this was very much not the view of his enemies and many of his friends. of thed a view constitution as a something to be read strictly, narrowly, fearfully, and he was a man who a latitude ofth constitutional interpretation that is still striking. host: joining us from san francisco this morning to talk about the constitution, to talk about his book, focusing on

hamilton on broadway. >> that is itself a modicum of what the show is.original revenue cutters. the service now oversees everything from maritime security from the u.n. general assembly and july 4th celebrations in the summer. to ice breaking missions in the hudson river and the winter. not to mention -- the rescues. >> you can't think of the coast guard not remember say an air craft went down in the river. and you guys were right there. those, those pictures of that they're just indelible. >> yeah, miracle on the hudson, of course. super storm sandy. 911. coast guard played integral role in a lot of the darkest hours, for city. >> the captain, led what has been called america's dunkirk. >> the great boat lift. the largest sea evacuation in history. >> as explained in boat lift, 500,000 people were rescued from lower manhattan after the terrorist attacks on september 11th, 2001. >> all available bolts. this is the coast guard. pie lot boat new york. any one want to help with evacuation of lower manhattan. report to governor's island. >> day organized ama

in fact, hamilton claimed it was the ‘most boring of his career‘.reet circuit in monte carlo makes it hard to overtake. so daniel ricciardo was able to win from the front despite having problems with his red bull. hamilton finished third, as his championship lead was cut to 14 points. ulster and ireland centre jared payne has been forced to retire at the age of 32 due to a head injury he sustained on last year‘s british and irish lions tour in his native new zealand. payne represented the province 78 times and has 20 irish caps. but he hasn‘t played since the lions tour because of recurring headaches. payne will now spend time in the irish set—up on their tour of australia in preparation for his new role as defence coach at ulster. rafael nadal begins the defence of his french open title later on day two of the tournament. the spaniard won for the 10th time at roland garros last year, and has also claimed titles at three of the four build—up events in monte carlo, barcelona and rome. his first—round match is against simone bolelli, of italy. that ma