hannah? >> paula hancocks, thank you very much. in seoul, south korea. >>> well, moscow is urging washington to end its joint military drills that it conducts with south korea. matthew chance is with us now live from the russian capital, moscow. the u.s. and russia at loggerheads again over what to do about north korea. just listen first though to this exchange between the u.s. and the russian representatives at the u.n. security council yesterday. >> but it is -- makes no sense to not join together on this threat against north korea. they have not had any care for russia or china in this. they have not listened to anything that you've said. they're not going to listen to anything that you say. and so it's time that we all stand together and say we will not put up with this action. to sit there and oppose sanctions or to sit there and go in defiance of a new resolution means you're holding the hands of kim jong un. >> translator: the situation to the situation on the korean peninsula we think can only be found by calibrating region

this room is kind of roommate >> hannah teaches with instagram followers.ick to respond it's a common gig. >> a lot of people understand when i say i'm a mermaid. i really enjoy dressing up as a mermaid and entertaining children, swimming in coral reeves and doing really special things that not a lot of people get to do. >> on this day hannah is packing for the annual mermaid convention and let's say the dress code was very specific. >> this one was custom made for my measurements. i picked the paint job. this cost me $2,100. these are made out of silicone. >> she's set and ready for what promises to be a fantastic weekend. they say it's better under the sea, but these guys really mean it. >> being under water is an extremely exhill rating feeling. your adrenaline is pumping and you're kind of scared but feeling relaxed being under the water. >> here at one of the largest mermaid gatherings in world we meet chris, an actor who turned merman who has been part of this community for the last four years. >> i would call a pressure mermaid a giver of dreams. go

it was daryl hannah who first made a flash. >> what are you doing, sweetheart?>> taking a bath. >> can i come in? >> no. >> then it was aerial's turn as the little mermaid. ♪ under the sea. >> now it's hannah's who says for her it's about pushing fun and fantasy. >> these are one of my favorite part of my room. they are handmade by me, jelly fish lanterns. >> met the 21-year-old art and design student at her college in virginia. >> this is fish netting that i got that actually make tops with. >> although hours away from the ocean, she's found a way to bring the sea to her. >> here is a jar of sand from the outer banks which i collected myself. this room is kind of like, my roommate >> hannah teaches with instagram followers. she's quick to respond it's a common gig. >> a lot of people understand when i say i'm a mermaid. i really enjoy dressing up as a mermaid and entertaining children, swimming in coral reeves and doing really special things that not a lot of people get to do. >> on this day hannah is packing for the annual mermaid convention and let's say the

has to be hannah cockroft winning her third gold of these championships.y and she was on the outside lane so didn't realise how far ahead she was until she got into the home straight, but she was victorious in the end with a team—mate taking the bronze, and it clearly hadn't sunk in how much she had achieved because she had been under the weather this week but was clearly unaware of how right she had achieved when she came to the interview. i didn't come into confident i would do it. i didn't really think about what it would mean at the end and ijust went through it and hope for the best, so i think through it and hope for the best, so ithinki through it and hope for the best, so i think i need to go our and think about what i need to do. i am already thinking what i need to work on and make better and i think that is what makes a champion, when you know you're not quite at your best, andi know you're not quite at your best, and i can come back and go faster. the second gold this evening went to georgie hermitage in the tees 37 400 metres. she also won an

and kim was present at the launch yesterday hannah. in fact the kcna news report be the news agency of north korea, saying he feasted his eyes upon the newly built missile and said that the -- the fight against the u.s. was coming to a final phase. and kim also is very, very clear in what happens next. he described that missile launch as a gift to the united states on their independence day. and he urged his scientisting to send many more gifts big and small to the yankees in his own words over the period ahead. so making it very clear north korea intends to continue the missile program. don't forget of course there is a nuclear program as well. the next key issue now that there is an icbm -- that technology is proven at least by the north korean say it's proven, is whether they can get a nuk pay load and how long that will take for them to get it on the missile. the kcna report saying the specifications that were -- we're looking into how the missile would perform. and it performed as they say to -- beyond their expectations. they say

hannah is an amazing person.lottie. how important is that to you? it is massively important. that is how we are going to get our sport to grow. it's been fantastic being here, since only people that are interested and love para sport. to hear that from lottie is lovely. it's an important thing, it is not something i strive to do, i go to race for myself. but when you hear that you have inspired just one person, it makes yourjob with it. lottie is a future champion, she will be the last one pulling on that vest. when that is down to you, it is quite an honour. i'm sure she appreciates your words of encouragement as well. you were talking about getting more people into the stadiums, do you think that will be reflected in the spectator numbers this time round? definitely, the spectator numbers have been fantastic. obviously some nights have been quite low, but it is hard ona have been quite low, but it is hard on a weeknight to get any sport full. it's just been amazing to go out there and have more than ten people

there was indeed, plenty to shout about for british fans, not least hannah cockroft as unbeatable asst dominant athletes in british sport with every title and every record at every distance. the 800 metres is not her favourite event that she was too strong for the opposition. she followed her team—mate kare adenegan for the first lap, overtook and then there was no stopping her as she surged away to win another emphatic victory to go with one metres title that she won at the weekend, so hannah cockroft in a class of her own and afterwards her dominant emotion was one of relief. to go out in front of a home crowd is amazing, the fight we get to do this again five years down the line brings back so five years down the line brings back so many five years down the line brings back so many memories, five years down the line brings back so many memories, thank you to the supporters who meant we can bring home more bronze medals to team gb andi home more bronze medals to team gb and i hope everyone enjoys what we're doing. hannah cockroft one of the established stars of the british tea m th

hannah will have to take off work. the test has not been scheduled for we will stay on top of it. >> that's something to deal with all day long. >>> some fireworks tonight. the stadium was rented out for private event. in must've been pretty swanky. >> the cool thing about those fireworks is they did not have to like them. they put them on the ground and they blew apart because of the heat. >> tomorrow will be dangerous and then we will see temperatures going down. let's cover the 3 degree guarantee. >> did you bull's-eye it? >> we might have. >> tomorrow's temperature. i will go from 98 back to 97. this is the stuff i think about. a live look at outside. it's still 84. the dew point is popping up to 94. it feels like it's 94 at 11:00 tonight. that's uncomfortable. in the morning 72 to 88. the kids cannot be doing their normal routine at camp. it's going to be too hot. i'm sure everyone knows that. thursday it will be 104 two 110. yellow alert for heat and yellow alert for friday for storms. that's more typical. 97 tom

hannah cockroft extended her undefeated streak in the t34100 metres.ears on from the paralympics here, same stadium, different challenge. this will be the biggest world para—athletics ever — 250,000 tickets sold, more than the last seven championships combined, and high hopes for a home hero. we are supporting hannah cockroft. and it's going to be gold? yeah, hopefully. confident? well, who could blame them? hannah cockroft is the closest thing to a racing certainty, but in the 100 metres, how she had to work. at the top of the screen, her 16—year—old team—mate led the way. she's only just finished her gcses. hurricane hannah, though, eventually lived up to her nickname, storming through in a new world record. commentator: tremendous performance. up to the line... it confirmed cockroft‘s status as one of sport's most dominant athletes. she has every title at every distance. but this was special. immense, amazing. i think, going round the warm up laps, i was getting a bit emotional. the noise is so loud. we haven't had that since london 2012, and just t

kate, hannah isjust one of the highlights to look forward to tonight?h athletes in action here this evening, but all eyes are likely to be an hannah cockroft as she goes for her third gold medal. more impressively it is her tenth world title. quite an achievement for the 24—year—old who comfortably won the 100 metres and the 800 metres earlier on in the week and now she goes for the 400 metres. she has competition from alexa how to run america. but he does not quite reached the standard of hannah cockroft who is a hot favourite for the gold medal. georgi hermitage goesin the gold medal. georgi hermitage goes in the t 37 400 metres. she is the world record—holder and is here to defend her title. she was inspired by watching the london 2012 paralympic games, so how fitting it would be for her to win gold in front of a home crowd. also stephen miller goes in the f 32 clubs throw. he has been competing for great britain for over 20 years and was dominating that very event in the 90s. but he has struggled in recent yea rs. 90s. but he has struggled in recent

every time i speak to somebody, they are like, i watched hannah and i just want to try it.he sport and watching hannah. every single race she does, she goes quicker. so itjust proves that she is not at her potential yet. it would be great to see what happens when she does actually pushed to the fast as she can and is really where she can be. such an influential and unprecedented career, i just she can be. such an influential and unprecedented career, ijust 24 yea rs unprecedented career, ijust 24 years old, hurrican hannah shows no signs of stopping. the state rooms of buckingham palace are set to open to the public this weekend. this year, there's a special exhibition dedicated to diana, princess of wales — which includes rarely—seen personal belongings to commemorate the 20th anniversary of her death. the other state rooms will display more than 200 gifts presented to the queen throughout her reign, as jon ironmonger reports. 0ver her 65—year reign, the queen has been lavished with more than a few exotic gifts, from baby crocodiles in the gambia to five tonnes of australi

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judge hannah says he himself abused cocaine and marijuana. >> i didn't know i was addicted because it had become so much a part of your life. >> reporter: his program is funded by a three-year, $300,000 justice department grant. >> what makes it unique is that it's one of a kind right now. do i think it can be replicated? most certainly. >> reporter: it's part of a growing movement nationwide to come up with new ways to fight the opioid crisis. eight other states have announced they'll study how to expand treatment within the criminal justice system. >> i think the tide is changing in the country that you can't lock away an addict. you have to give treatment. >> reporter: how important is that personal connection? >> i think that's the most important part. the only difference between myself and one of the participants is time. and what you do with that time in between. >> reporter: in this court, the defendants aren't the only ones getting credit for time served. >> we're all going to be here for you. >> reporter: gabe gutierrez, buffalo, new york. >>> still to come tonight, we'll mee

not long after they started dating they introduced her to her sister hannah.hannah has down syndrome and diabetes. and ashley said he was she was a package deal. so when will asked ashley to marry him he also asked hannah to be his best friend forever. >> check out this video just a time. fourth of july weekend you want to go swim in the ocean. bell means to. you probably won't be in by a shark but this dolphin wasn't so lucky. check out this huge a great way going to town on this dolphin carcass. >> this is that the key -- it's a british variation of the slang for donkey. >> the classic from europe. been around for over 50 years. we engineered it, redesigned it and brought it to american standards and turn it into an electric car. it was created in the 1960s by british military for use on aircraft carriers. in the 1970s a gain popularity as a beach buggy thanks to celebrities. recently it underwent a third transformation. this time, it's american and it is electric. >> the cars much smaller. it wasn't as wider longer heavy. we designed and reengineered the ca

a world record for hannah cockroft, as britain takes three medals

and hannah barnes of great britain has w011 hannah barnes of great britain has won stage three the tournly grand tour on the women's calendar. a really impressive performance from the england women cricketers now. england's cricketers have registered their second win at the women's world cup. they beat sri lanka by seven wickets in their latest group game. england's world cup began in murky conditions in derby, with a slightly shambolic defeat, but that has been followed by two big wins. this win in the somerset sun was world cup cricket at its most enjoyable. taunton is a picture, a cricketing watercolour, a place for your sunday best, to dress up for the world cup. sarah taylor rarely drops anything behind the stumps. she accounted for two of laura marsh's four but it's. sri lanka never achieved lift—off. 0na ground sri lanka never achieved lift—off. on a ground where runs traditionally come easily, england only needed 205. a sunday afternoon stroll, surely? there were a couple of unplanned diversions. but england's captain, heather knight made a century in her last match and was not

hannah cockroft has every title, every record at every distance.er team—mate, the outcome was gloriously predictable. an unbeatable run continues. a second gold here for cockcroft, remarkably still yet to lose a race in a major championship. her team mate took bronze. it was nice going out in front of a home crowd to help each other and get across the line as quickly as we could. really glad the race is out of the way. but it was also a night for a new kid on the blocks. sophie kamlish finished an agonising fourth at last year's paralympics. after breaking the world record in the heat this morning the 20—year—old rose to the occasion and grabbed the gold medal. she always i’u ns grabbed the gold medal. she always runs with a flower in her hair. this was the night her talent blossomed. shocked and also like to thank goodness that is over. this whole day i have felt nervous. i do not normally feel nervous that races. i am now a nervous person, which is annoying. britain found another star, 0livia breen took a gold medal in the long jump. disappointme

hannah elliot helps out by taking three sports cars for a test drive.ah: the perfect sports car should combine sexy good looks, nimble steering, power, and high-quality cabin. it will be expensive, but not so pricey that it is out of reach for everyone. >> porsche, mercedes, and jaguar have three of the top sports cars on offer today, but which is best for you? let's get the numbers out of the way. all three have impressive stats. the porsche comes just slightly behind the mercedes-benz and jag, but each is a thrill to drive in its own way. >> this is the 2017 porsche 911 carrera cabriolet. the engine is a 420 horsepower six-cylinder boxer engine mounted in the rear. this is porsche's famous engine. it is difficult to describe the feeling you get behind the wheel. this is where that mystical porsche x-factor comes in. the rear wheel drive on 20-inch carrera s wheels and porsche torque factoring that grips the road better than any other model. the amg gts feels like a rocket ship. it's faster and more fun to drive than any mercedes. it feels like a rocke

before we get to denote's action, a fantastic moment for hannah cockroft last night, really a n for hannaht night, really an amazing performance for her. yes, welcome to a very windy london stadium. the dust has finally settled following hanna's amazing achievement last night, three golds at these championships, but more impressively town world titles to her name. she struggled with illness and sickness in the lead up to these championships, but she still a hugely dominating performance in bt ‘s 34 400 metres, no one could come close to her in that final 100 metres. i think catching up with her this morning she felt that actually she had done quite well yesterday and she can be proud of what she has achieved. and the realisation of what that achievement can be has finally settled in. the fact i am now going to reason is stadium again feels a little bit sad, and came out here today and i was like, i wish i could do the 400 and the map i feel a bit prettier, ifeel i could go bit quicker. but it's going to take a while to sink in. i am pretty chuffed, i have just a while to sink in. i am pret

>> reporter: inside this courtroom in buffalo, judge craig hannah is on a personal mission. >> i thinknot to hurt people, it's just to make sure they come out better than they came in. >> reporter: he's presiding over the nation's first court of its kind. unlike typical drug courts, this program gets users into treatment within hours of their arrest, not weeks. it requires detox, strict curfews, and checking in with judge hannah every day for a month. >> our main goal is to keep our participants alive. >> reporter: so far they've succeeded. since it kicked off may 1st, none of the 80 participants have overdosed. for you, this is a life and death struggle every day. >> every day, all day, every day. >> reporter: ron wood says his heroin use started with an addiction to painkillers following cancer treatment and judge hannah helped save his life. >> when i found out he was a recovering addict, my whole outlook changed. >> reporter: that's right, in his younger years, judge hannah said he himself abused cocaine and marijuana. >> i didn't know i was addicted, because it becomes so much a p

but good luck to hugo and hannah webb and a great story at la st hannah webb and a great story at lastyou cooked a sunday roast, ben? i have not had a kitchen for nearly nine months. sunday roast, ben? i have not had a kitchen for nearly nine monthslj had forgotten! when was the last time you cooked a sunday lunch? several months ago. i don't cook them very often. my contribution was small. i opened the wine and i certainly helped with a pudding, i think. this thing about sunday lunch that the brunch is a bigger thing it appears to me. what and what it used to be when i was brought up, you used to sit down and have a sunday lunch and have that conversation, the family conversation. i fear that that has been a victim as well. be that people want to do other stuff as well. it is a long day to spend together. —— my theory. stuff as well. it is a long day to spend together. —— my theorylj stuff as well. it is a long day to spend together. -- my theory. i can remember my motherand spend together. -- my theory. i can remember my mother and my auntie spending hours cooking a sunday lunch, and

hannah gelbart, bbc news, cambridge.state of ohio. it was from a panicked woman who said she had a boa constrictor clamped to her face. rachel cary has the story. in her own front yard in sheffield lake, 0hio, a woman is strangled by the very snake she'd rescued just one day earlier. when firefighters arrived minutes later, they found the woman laying in her driveway with the 1.6—metre boa constrictor wrapped around her body. they used a pocket knife to cut the snake's head off. the victim was treated for non—life threatening injuries. i'm just really pleased with the paramedics' response and to think that quick, to take a pocketknife out and do what they did, obviously they had to destroy the snake but they had no other choice. boa constrictors are native to tropical, central and south america and while they're nonvenomous they squeeze their prey and swallow them whole. the victim kept no fewer than 11 snakes in her home. rachel cary, bbc news. a reminder of our top stories this hour and from australia the prime ministe

and hannah will say, "oh, no, let the baby say dad, i'm cool with it." it's -- it's a trick.etitive. >> jimmy: it's gonna be, yeah. right now it's like 90-10 it's mama. [ laughter ] so you really got to work at it. i was lying to my child. i would like hold the bottle, i'd bring the bottle over and go da da? [ laughter ] i didn't care if my kid was stupid. i just wanted the first word to be da da. that's someone else's job to teach the child. >> whatever works, right? >> jimmy: trust me. because once they do that, i win for life. that's it. i won. >> yeah. >> jimmy: speaking of books, congrats on jeter publishing. we were talking about this last time you were on. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, thank you very much. >> jimmy: you also have the players tribune, which is -- man congratulations on this website. this is where the players -- [ applause ] i mean, we talked about it before it launched. you launched it when you retired, and then everyone -- it's just taken off. and it's like no filter. just athletes just talking straight to people. >> directly to the fan base. w

. >> my daughter, she's 12, likes hannah montana. i said, "miranda, i saw a poster of hannah montana. it was, like, as big as a wall." and she said, "well, how big was the wall?" and i had not specified this. so that is a skepticism of information because she's trying to receive information and make sense of it. that's all a scientist does. and i gave information insufficient enough for her to make sense of it. and if that ever stops, you end up growing up as an adult that just believes whatever anybody tells you, like, "microwave ovens are bad for you." >> hinojosa: oh, god. >> okay? >> hinojosa: why did you bring that... okay, listen. >> you just believe that because somebody told you, rather than thinking about it. there are microwaves all around us. cell phones use microwaves, radar detectors. >> hinojosa: let's not use the last minute that we have for you to tell me how i made the wrong decision. >> okay. >> hinojosa: so in the 30 seconds we have left... >> i don't want you to stick >> hinojosa: when you see a young person what

hannah bardell. thank you very much, mr speaker.eryone on these benches for the scottish football team. i'm wearing the colours, i hope you don't mind. i used to play alongside two of scotland's national players at university. their career has obviously done better in football than mine. hannah bardell in praise of scotland's women's football team. and that's it from me for now, but do join me at the same time tomorrow for the last day of parliament before the summer recess. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. there was still quite a lot of energy in the atmosphere, during wednesday afternoon some pretty intense thunderstorms broke out across north wales and parts of north—west england. weather watchers pictures coming through of torrential downpours, and there were reports of flash flooding across the reel area and parts of western lancashire. during the small hours of thursday, those heavy, thundery showers continue to move their way northwards. quite a wet start to thursday across scotland. further south,

a world record for hannah cockroft, as britain takes three medals on the opening night of the world para athletics championships. while here at wimbledon, it is women's final day, as 37—year—old venus williams looks to become the oldest winner in the open era. and another veteran of centre court, roger federer, has made it through to the men's final. he will be looking for his eighth title here. and jay has the weather. hello there, good morning. today will be the wetter of the two days of the weekend, with most rain to the west. the further south you are, the temperature is on the rise, as is the humidity. good morning. first, our main story: laws on buying and carrying acid are to be reviewed by the government following a spate of attacks which took place in london on thursday night. five people had corrosive liquid thrown at them, including one man who is said to have suffered life—changing injuries. two teenage boys, aged 15 and 16, remain in custody on suspicion of robbery and grievous bodily harm with intent. a warning — you may find some of the flashing images in andy moore's repo

hannah, what is your reaction?re importantly proposed changes to national minimum wage calculation could create loopholes in the law. it is important that the workers are entitled to be paid the national minimum wage for every hour that they work. they should have the same rights as anyone else in the labour market. their response to that point? if i could firstly say that point? if i could firstly say that what i think the review was to do was to achieve allens between the rights of individuals and the responsibilities and the response of businesses being flexible and i think we have tried to retain that flexibility. my view in relation to clarification of the law around worker status is this is key and once this gateway is establishing that someone is a worker, independent country tour, they will have the rights that hannah is concerned about and we are looking at things like peace working, as hannah knows, and recommending that thatis hannah knows, and recommending that that is locked out. i think the important

many that you could plausibly say was worn in concord in 1775, not by one of the militia, but by hannah hunt. she's born in 1763, she's 12 years old in 1775. if you can imagine these being the shoes of a 12-year-old, if that's possible. i like to think that she put these on on that day. the minutemen and militia who responded very often were dressed in their sunday best. i was kind of the way they turned out. because they knew it was an important event. the events of april 19 only took one day. the battle of the bridge only took a few minutes. it's one of those events in history where what comes before it is just unlike what comes after. this was really apparent to the people who actually participated. if they knew their world had changed. it's our hope that this first-person encounter with real

do you remember when hannah cockroft came in? she had a goal in mind.it was a good day for britain at the world para athletic championships at the london stadium. they added another three gold medals.. hannah cockroft followed her success in the t34100 metres on friday with another gold in the 800 metres. she can complete the treble with victory in the 400 metres on friday. to go out in front of everyone was amazing. to do this again five years down the line, it brings so many memories. they have kept me and kare where we are. we can bring home more medals to team gb. sophie kamlish set a world record time in the t44 category in the heats last night. she also did that at the paralympics in rio last year but missed out on a medal in the final. last night though she went on to secure gold. unkind are still not really believing it. it's obviously the only other international medal i got was a bronze in the 200. ——i am still not really believing it. i'm really amazed. earlier yesterday 0livia breen claimed her first individual major title. she only managed

a world record for hannah cockroft, as britain takes three medals

. >> inside this courtroom in buffalo, judge craig hannah is on a personal mission. >> i think our job as a judge is not to hurt people. just to have them come out better than they can. >> unlike typical drug courts, this program gets user into treatment within hours of their arrest, not weeks. it requires detox, strict curfews, and checking in with the judge every day for a month. >> our main goal is to keep our participants alive. >> so far it has succeeded. since it kicked off on may 1st, none of the participants have overdosed. >> it's a struggle for you every day? >> he says that judge hannah helped save his life. >> when i found out he was a recovering ad district, my whole outlook changed. >> i didn't know i was a victim because it becomes such a part of your life. >> he is funded by a three year, $300,000 justice department grant. >> it is one of a kind right now. do i think it can be replicated? most certainly. coming up with new ways to fight the opioid crisis. eight states are going to learn how to expand the treatment. >> you can't lock away an addict, you have to give trem

and to hannah carter has just divorce deal. and to hannah carter hasjust added the divorce deal.the first game. konta looking to be the first game. konta looking to be the first semifinalist in the woman's game in britain for a0 years. he will place the low play thomas burdick tomorrow, silverstone has been home to the british grand prix since 1987 but a clause has been activated in the contract and it could move, the race. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has agreed with a conservative mp that the european union can "go whistle" for any final payment from the uk when it leaves. speaking in the house of commons, he also said there was no plan for what to do in the event that britain fails to strike a deal with the eu, because the government was confident of securing a strong settlement. 0ur assistant political editor norman smith gave us the latest from westminster. borisjohnson is telling the eu to ta ke borisjohnson is telling the eu to take a running borisjohnson is telling the eu to takea runningjump borisjohnson is telling the eu to take a running jump if they think the

tomorrow, more medals are still to come, with hannah cockroft going for her third gold of these championshipss. two hot favourite for gold for great britain. still plenty more to come. thank you for that. the 146th open golf championship gets under way at royal birkdale tomorrow morning. it is not an easy course. whoever winds on sunday will have earned it, as did this man, henrik stenson, 12 months ago, when he produced a brilliant final round of 63 to beat phil mickelson in an epic duel at troon. tommy fleetwood, this local hiro will be playing. he's aiming to become the first british winner of the open since nick faldo in 1992. that's something being talked about, the chance to win the open, that's something else you've got to deal with. i'd much rather it be that way then nobody talking about it. it's great. looking back as a kid, 20 yea rs great. looking back as a kid, 20 years on, there's been a lot that's gone into it. to come back home with a chance to win the open is very special. let's take a look at the favourites in the betting. jordan spieth is the outright bookies favourite for

on the first night of the world para athletics championships, in london, hannah cockroft won the 100—record 17.18 seconds. and it was a british one—two, as 16—year—old carrie adenegan came in second, winning silver. imean, it i mean, it is amazing. i think going around the warmup laps i was getting around the warmup laps i was getting a bit emotional. noise was so loud. we haven't had that since london 2012 and just to be able to go in and put a good performance in, just mean so and put a good performance in, just mean so much. and hopefully it is a sign ofa mean so much. and hopefully it is a sign of a good championships to come. and gemma prescott won gb‘s third medal of the tournament, with bronze in the f32 club final for seated athletes with cerebral palsy. prescott‘s best throw was 19.97 metres. now let's get to trent bridge, where england are looking for a good start to the second test against south africa after a comfortable victory in the opening match. adam wild is our reporter there. adam. a warm welcome at trent bridge. that is, for the fans, at least. visiting teams — we

hannah elliott helps out by taking three top sports cars for a test drive. >> the perfect sports car combines a good look with nimble steering, aggressive power, and a high-quality cabin. it will be expensive but not so pricey that it is out of reach for everyone. jaguarche, mercedes, and have the top three cars on the market today. but which is the best for you? let's get the numbers out of the way. all three cars have impressive stats. the porsche comes behind the men's and the jag but each is a thrill to drive in its own way. 2017 carrera cabriolet. horsepower,s a 420 six-cylinder boxer engine. is difficult to describe the feeling when you get behind the wheel. the rear wheel drive and porsche tort rip -- gripped the road better than any model in our group. and ag gps feels faster joy to drive. of course, if you're not careful, there rear wheel drive will fishtail with a mind of its own. coupes the two door jaguar debuted in 2015 as a way to get back in the game. the company did it with flying colors. >> the handling is gat this car is perfectly balanced. torque that you feel when

who was hannah? i will show some video. brooke: she was a remarkable social theorist and historian who watched with the keenest eye imaginable what happened in the run-up to hitler's assumption of power in germany? and also stalin's. she picked out, very carefully, not just what they did and anonymize that, but to whom they did it and how they did it, and why they responded. it is always a little nerve-racking. those of us who have been watching, even in this brief period of the trump presidency to use hannah to offer and allergies. that suggests that trump is hitler's or stalin, or his followers or nazis. i am simply not saying that. what i am simply saying is that a population in distress, that has been lied to so often, ignored so continuously will respond similarly to someone who comes up with a view of the world, a reality that seems to include them, to reflect them, to validate them and to redeem them. host: this is a black and white video that comes from german television back in 1964. she speaks german. there are su

on the first night of the world para—athletics championships in london, hannah cockroft won the 100 metrein a world record 17.18 seconds. and it was a british one—two as sixteen—year—old carrie adenegan came in second, winning silver. amazing, i was getting emotional, the noise was so loud, we have not had that since london 2012. to put a performance in a mean so much, hopefully a sign of a good championships to come. and gemma prescott won gb‘s third medal of the tournament with bronze in the f32 club final for seated athletes with cerebral palsy. prescott‘s best throw was 19.97 metres. now let's get to trent bridge where england are looking for a good start to the second test against south africa, after a comfortable victory in the opening match. adam wild is our reporter there. a warm welcome at trent bridge for the fans. visiting teams, they will be all to wear this hospitality and friendly reception or not stretch as far as them. england team with one thing undermined. a big victory in the first test, in no mood to let up the first test, in no mood to let up the pressure. england's p

no wonder they call her hurricane hannah!s 400m to retain her title. a championship record of 58.3 seconds. that brings britain's tally to 28 medals, including 13 golds, third in the leaderboard behind china and the us. we will speak to some of the athletes later in the show. and finally, can anyone catch chris froome at the tour de france? delicately poised, chris froome isjust three stages away from winning his 4th tour de france. he's the favourite, although his lead was cut by four seconds on stage 18. the battle for the yellow jersey went all the way to the line. romain bardet finished just ahead of froome to claim four bonus seconds. he's now 23 behind froome in the standings. it's the longest stage of the tour today — more than 138 miles — followed by a time trial tomorrow. imagine what that will do to his legs! so it is going to be interesting. see you later at 9:30 a:m.. thank you very much, see you later. people sexually abused as children by church of england clergy are criticising the close links between the compa

cleaver,come to hannah who has also closely watched helmut kohl's career.he says corporatism were rife in his era. germany is now more modern and its politicians can stand up straighter. i would like to begin with werner sonne. i have a quote for you. johl was a stroke of luck for germany and europe." >> i agree 100%. he was a unifier of germany and europe. theirgh he did not start reunicication,hehe people of eastst germany started the procs in g g did not complete the unification but nevertheless, he was an extremely important element in the processes. >> you experienced in close-up on many occasions. what kind of a man was he? >> he had a lot of different sides. he could be very friendly but he to waslso be very brutal the people around him. as a journalist, i experienced all of that close-up. this is also part of his legacy. >> allen, what is your strongest memory of helmut kohl? give us something that tells us the most about who he was? >> i remember on the night the wall came down for the night after that when he flew from berlin.imberland -- to there

a house fire in san leandro on hannah drive. you can see it from interstate 580. it's not too far from stanton avenue near somerset. we're trying to work and find out how the fire started. we do not know if any injuries have occurred. we'll continue to follow the story this morning and bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> happening today, it's taken a little while, but finally the coast guard is set to remove a sunken barge near the bay bridge. global diving and salvage has cut it into two pieces and later today crews will use a crane to lift the pieces off the transbay tube. the barge capsized in april and leaked fuel into the bay. >>> it is 6:09 now. a quick look of what to expect before you head out the door and what you will feel going through the day. a live look outside in palo alto. the high temperature today will be up to 76 degrees. the south bay will be in the mid 80s. 89 degrees in the tri-valley. and san francisco seeing the low clouds and the drizzle right now. you will see a high temperature of 65 with some clearing today, while the e

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