i wasn't really into hip hop at first.rstand -- i didn't understand the aggression, honestly. i was just a young kid. i didn't really feel so racial when i was a kid. it wasn't until i got a little old eastern then i started realizing that i had a label on me and i started being angry myself. >> were you not feeling racial because you are the product of an interracial marriage? >> yeah. >> your mom is white. >> my mom is white, irish and german and my dad is african. and, so you know, i was in hyde park. that is just a very multicultural neighborhood. and i just didn't. i didn't feel very racial. there are some things i look back and i realize i was being treated a certain way, like how i speak about in the schools. i didn't feel very racial until i was around like 11, 12 years old and then, you know, getting harassed by police and assaulted and treated a certain way. and that's when i started to identify with the aggression and the anger in hip hop. and that's when i found hip hop and when i really fell in love it with. >

he has a violin and infuse it's with hip hop.us what is so marvelous about the other martin. >> you setting up with me? let them know it's real♪ ♪ violin first off was i took private lesson when's 8 years old back in new york and then i got into making hip hop later in high school and i did not combine both of them until in my early 20s. this is my brother when he the same exact birthday. we're not twins. we're exactly two years ar apart. he's 9 2 ♪ >> we see people outside never see them busting with the violin but you see the drums and sax phone. ♪ it's a medium that speaks to everybody. i don't have to speak a language for to you get me or feel me. that's something i experience every day on the streets♪ ♪ ♪ easy way to share your soul with somebody. ♪ i've been doing this cons consistently instrument, 19 years. ♪ >> busting is the free lang way for artist to free lance. hit the streets where you're legally allowed to be and share your talent. ♪ >> grab my speaker, grab my guitar cable, plug up and i'm rockin'. ♪ >> life change

it was straight hip-hop.f ls. >> the guys only be talking about yourself. how much of a lover, how the women love him to death, how they can throw down, how good they can dance. how bad they are. nobody better not mess with me and all of that kind of foolishness. if they were to address the issues, the issues being poverty, the issues being not having political power. you see what i'm saying? all of these issues, they should be addressing this with their energy. ♪ planet earth ♪ it was my place of birth ♪ sole controller of the universe ♪ >> rakim is the god mc. he single-handedly changed the phrasing of rap music and hip-hop. he came to the world like a poet. ♪ hard on the boulevard ♪ so i never get scarred >> i learned different rhythms listening to jazz. i learned different rhythms. so i kind of incorporated that in my rhyme style. not just the regular doom, doom, doom. i was in between, doo-doom, doo-doom, doo-doom. ♪ i could be and more and see all there is to see before ♪ >> what i'm trying to do, i'm t

i kept hearing somebody talk over the song. ♪ to the hip, hip hip-hop ♪ you don't stop what you hear> it changes everything. >> "rapper's delight" in 1979 opens the door to the last american art form which is hip-hop. >>> kick out the jams, mother [ bleep ]. >> detroit, 1969 is where punk was originally born. ♪ yeah, it's all right >> the motor city five and iggy and the stges rease two pioneering albums that indicate there's a new style of music coming back. it's a garage rock. it's minimalist. it's aggressive. it's loud and it's very often obnoxious. ♪ got to kick out the jams yeah, kick out the jams ♪ ♪ got to kick out the >> punk rock was so f'ing scary to us because here we are with our big majestic songs. and here comes punk with their -- ♪ >> the ramones get started as a reaction of everything else that's going on. people see them and go this is the answer. ♪ hey, ho, let's go hey, ho, let's go ♪ >> here to see how great rock 'n roll is supposed to be done. >> how is it supposed to be done? >> no pyrotechnics, no phony showmanship. just pure rock 'n roll. pure good stamina. ♪

. >> what president and ceo of the hip hop caucus thanks for being here. for folks who don't know what the hip hop caucus is tell us that and also tell us about the rally you had today and the message you want to do send to the trump administration. >> amazing organization. people know. we started back in 2004. led off by from russell system mondays to jay-z and others, who really wanted to get young people involved in the political process who may not understand how it works cultural expression and political experience, over the past now 13 years, using hip hop, culture, discussing round the country, we're now in 30 cities around the country, we discuss climate change to voting. >> is it about participation in the process as a whole or in saying, you know, these issues are important to us. maybe you should side with people who support these particular issues >> well the hip hop caucus and community of young people is that it's not just young people who are people of color. it's black, white, brown, yellow, male, female, straight, gay, young people

you're going to teach us hip hop.>> all about getting low and using your swag. >> so this is why we believe dads are good dancers. this is like how do we open, like, the segment, we just get swag i like. >> this so you'll teach me the five moves. let's get out there. squad, ready to rock? >> yeah. >> all right, cool. >> so it is all about, what are we doing? five moves? >> five moves. >> any wedding whether a party, whatever, show us what we got here. >> move the knees in a bounce. >> why are we doing this first. >> why? it loosen up the bod. >> i yes, so the hips go. >> then we do the smony. >> open. >> why is it called the smony? >> like a rock. >> yeah. >> do you have to say it while do you it, took, lime ' doing the smany? >> no, they'll know you're doing it, then all in the hips. roll. and then the sass. >> oh,. >> sass. >> butterfly, roll the knees. >> this is the butterfly press back with the ribs. >> okay. so those are the five moves. >> yes. >> i'm still turning. >> so, the key here is any of those movements,

what you're doing is hip hop style format. something you wish you were better at i wish i was better at like handyman stuff you know i can't do anything if you know i started rapping when i was fifteen the same thing yeah i'm not that bad but you know i like to be able to you know tear down a wall and build a room an audit kind of stuff i like to really be able to. do that man's man stuff biggest perk of being a celebrity of. i guess being recognized as being strangest fan encounter man i had a stalker fan who tattooed my room name on her forehead. was your real name o'shea and she she stalked you she wanted romance with you i don't know if she wanted larry. i don't know was anyone how was you how did she confront you well you know we we just seen are in a few strange places showed up manager's office stuff like this and yeah i had it my name on her forehead went to court what did she say to you nothing. nothing i won't bring this up larry ok i might be out there. who've something you long believed to be true but realize this

sam querrey, and a hip injury get the better of the world number one. wimbledon is an opportunity, so i am sad it is over. while novak djokovic couldn't even finish his quarter final. he's forced to retire hurt and is considering taking a long break from the game... while that means roger federer‘s the firm favourite now... he breezed through to his 12th wimbledon semi—final. and a fifth win in a row sends england into the semi—finals of the women's cricket world cup... hello again. it's all over at wimbledon for andy murray... and just like the first time he was champion... his second title defence has ended at the quarter final stage. the world number one was beaten by the american sam querry in five sets at a tournament throughout which there have been questions about murray's fitness. and particularly his hip. tim hague reports. it has been all about andy for a decade. ten quarterfinal appearances ina decade. ten quarterfinal appearances in a row. time for the latest. facing a man with little to lose the super serve as a dangerous proposition. sam q

my hip has been sought for most of the event.t wasjust hip has been sought for most of the event. yeah, it was just a hip has been sought for most of the event. yeah, it wasjust a little bit too sore today and i was obviously struggling a bit on serve. coming up in sportsday, we will be rounding up all of the wimbledon rounds from the championships. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at 6. police have released new footage from inside grenfell tower, a month after the fire that killed at least 80 people. it shows officers climbing the blackened staircase, which was the only way out for hundreds of people in the flats that night. so far only 3a victims have been officially identified. today ten more inquests were opened at westminster coroner's court. it comes as more questions were asked about why residents were still being advised to stay put until almost two hours after the fire broke out. here's our special correspondent lucy manning. into grenfell tower, and up the stairs. the narrow stairs — the only escape route, that

hip 2.0 has helped to reduce the uninsured rate in indiana by 30%. our vice president called hip 2.0, that's the medicaid expansion in indiana, a national model. then-governor pence is hardly the only republican governor to praise the medicaid expansion as a way to cover more of our citizens. governor sanddival of nevada said yesterday that he will continue to do all he can to protect the thousands of -- nevadans who lives are healthier an happier as a result of expansion of medicaid. governor kasich of ohio has also fought to protect the medicaid coverage for his state. nationwide, 31 states in washington, d.c., expanded coverage to more than 14 million americans, many of whom have health insurance for the first time in their lives. all of that progress is at risk with the current bill. many of our states, including indiana, have been devastated by the opioid abuse and heroin use epidemics. this public health crisis hasn't been confined to simply one neighborhood or one economic bracket. it has been felt in communities across my state, all communiti

what is that hip hop song?ew style of music coming back. it's a garage rock. it's minimalist. it's aggressive. it's loud and it's very often obnoxious. ♪ >> punk rock was so f-ing scary to us because here we are with our big majestic songs and here comes punk with their -- ♪ >> the ramones get started as a reaction of everything else that's going on. people see them and go this is the answer. ♪ let's go >> here to see how great rock 'n roll is supposed to be done. >> how is it supposed to be done? >> no pyrotechniks no phony showmanship. just pure rock 'n roll. pure good stamina. ♪ >> just real and raw and there's no crap involved, as opposed to the standard schlap we hear on the top 40. >> the ramons are part of a wider new york scene. >> you had artists like patty smith. >> i'm an artist. >> the new york dolls. >> the dead police. >> rock and roll anybody can play. >> and richard hell. >> richard hell was one to cut his own hair. ripping his clothes and safety pinning them together. >> he was the king of the

how would his hip injury play against a player known as unpredictable style? just fine. this was tennis in the fast lane. commentator: there's a little bit of good fortune in that but there's even more superb touch. and it wasn't just the but there's even more superb touch. and it wasn'tjust the next but there's even more superb touch. and it wasn't just the next where murray excelled in bruising to the two sets, but wimbledon wouldn't be wimbledon without the british weather saying hello. cherished by some more than others. it was the only respite murray's opponent would ta ke only respite murray's opponent would take as he was in no mood to do easy on the debutante. he went straight sets straightforward defending champion through. i steal pretty good. the last few days, i was feeling better each day. getting out and the match court is a little bit different, the intensity is a little bit hard but the adrenaline and stuff, it sort of helps and numbs some pain that you have. i moved well today, and i thought i did pretty well for a first match. german dustin brown awaits

my hip has been sore for most of the event, it was a little bit too sore today.up in sportsday on bbc news: novak djokovic couldn't even last to the end of his wimbledon quarter final. an injured shoulderforced him to retire against thomas berdych. good evening. police have released new footage from inside grenfell tower — a month after the fire that killed at least 80 people. it shows officers climbing the blackened staircase — which was the only way out for hundreds of people in the flats that night. bbc news has learnt that residents were still being told to stay put in their flats until almost two hours after the fire broke out. tonight, at a public meeting, angry survivors confronted the senior police officer investigating the fire — demanding more answers. here's our special correspondent lucy manning. into grenfell tower and up the stairs. the narrow stairs. the only escape route. and it was covered with black smoke. bodies filled this stair well. now those identifying victims climb up, struggling for breath. many of the residents who we re breath. many of

i learned from hip-hop with those -- i learned hip-hop from those guys. i'm not rick ruben but i can learn. >> rose: rick ruben is one of the great record producers of all time. >> he started in hip-hop and then broke into rock and roll. these guys were in the early days. what i saw which wasn't happening, i said, these guys, all their deals are horrible, no one thinks it could travel, this music could go to europe and china. so interscope spent like it was u2. we got behind it like you saw on that trailer, we got them on the cover of rolling stone. you know, we got them on the top 40 radio in america. we got them all throughout europe, and what happened was it exploded. i mean, in the positive sense. i mean, it got me in a little bit of trouble, too, because what happened was the senators and the congressmen's kids were on radio, now, and all of a sudden we became the devil and william bennett and lawrence tucker and bob lieberman and dole all came out after interscope. >> rose: you were corrupting their kids? >> same way with the beatles. it's all nonse

murray was seriously struggling with a hip injury that has hampered him all tournament.he decider. he was broken repeatedly. wow! best point of his life. it was difficult to fathom but it was happening and with the end in sight, the american sealed the deal any manner you would expect. the 24th seed into his first ever grand slam semifinal, the first seed, the champion, out. it is not all about andy murray this year at wimbledon. sam querrey particularly ruthless given the circumstances but everyone wa nted given the circumstances but everyone wanted to know what andy murray had to say about the circumstances after the match. yes, as you would expect, he was pretty dejected but he did say he was proud of his performance, a little disappointed that he didn't win the match, saying he could have won in straight sets. he was a set and a break up in the second but gaveit and a break up in the second but gave it up. he was disappointed and he says he will sit down with his tea m he says he will sit down with his team tomorrow, straight back to work, to figure out a long—term p

alternative hip hop play music for the last ten years plus together and you know for us music is about engaging the crowd but it's also about kind of engaging people with the message so what brought you guys to go there. loving the eczema. loving g.i. joe lots of nerdy things we were too nerdy boys who were placed in a highly gifted and talented program he was in the fifth grade i was in the fourth grade. and it's a memory that i remember very clearly i saw him down the hallway as i was with my father and everybody told him my dad's arm is like that boy the blue hat he's going to be my friend and here we are how many years later the twenty it would be eight years later we thought we're going to be making comic books professionally. but the world that we crafted in comic books and becoming the worlds that we i started crafting and exploring with our wraps and we fell in love with hip hop together and we both came from families that were pretty social justice activist oriented so and hip hop especially when we were falling in love with it also was just very much telling the story of the

well a typical hip or knee replacements going to last about an hour to two hours because of that link the time that a patient's under anesthesia they need to have warming at that time because if they get too cold during a surgery they'll go to hypothermia and all the associated consequences along with it so the warming blanket is supposed to push a lot of hot air through a mattress that's basically placed over their body during the procedure. and to keep them in a normal thermal oh well how does the bear hug or increase the risk of infections i mean studies say that it's due to a design flaw so exactly what is that flaw what do you maintaining in this lawsuit well here's the problem hospital we all know that hospital floors are dirty and as much as hospitals try to keep them as clean as possible they're going to be infected or bugs that lie on the hospital floor hospitals try to prevent those bugs from getting up into the surgical field by having air that blows down cold air that blows down to keep the infected on the floor the problem with this heating device is that hot air will esc

everybody goes, hip, hop. >> whaefeverybody goes, what's hip hop song?insoles that provide all-day comfort to keep him feeling more energized. so he even has the energy to take the long way home. keep it up, steve! dr. scholl's. born to move. hey you've gotta see this. cno.n. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. ♪ kick out the jams mother [ bleep ] ♪ >> detroit, 1969 is where punk was originally born. ♪ it's all right the motor city five and iggy and the stooges release two pioneering albums that indicate there's a new style of music coming back. it's a garage rock. it's minimalist. it's aggressive. it's loud and it's very often obnoxious. ♪ >> punk rock was so fing scary to us because here we are with our big majestic songs and here comes punk with their, like -- ♪ >> the ramo

>> the postal worker driving the truck was shot in the hip. we'll show you a map now. you can see the shooting happen southwest of mills college. >> abc 7 news reporter is live in highland hospital with more on this. >> reporter: this is where the postal worker was brought. she is said to be in stable condition. we have i didn't video to show . oakland police are investigating the shooting along with the u.s. postal service that says it's a federal crime. they confirmed there were multipresidemult multiple rounds fired. what's not clear this afternoon is why this driver was shot. >> we can't speculate if she was or wasn't the troorarget of the shooting. >> this is a serious crime. we have a standing $50,000 reward. >> reporter: again, this postal worker was shot in her hip. she's here at highland hospital where she's in stable condition. as of right now her name is not being released. >>> thank you. >> now to today's other big story. an early morning fire that lit up the sky. >> the four alarm fire broke out in an apartment complex under construction on valdez street a

>> shep hesnen and moroccan music. >> trevor: any american hip-hop? course. >> trevor: my cousin was a huge tupac fan but he couldn't speak english. so my cousin would walk around in south africa, and he was a gangster in his mind. so we would be, like, pushing a wheelbarrow going to the river -- no joke -- pushing a wheelbarrow to the river and the whole way he would be, like,. ♪ i know my enemies... and i would be, like, your english got really good, norman! and he would speak south african. >> tupac had a gift speaking to africans. >> trevor: tupac had a gift of speaking to africans ( laughter ) i don't think anyone ever said that in the history of language. let's talk about what you have been doing with this album. we saw you performing at the b.t. awards and you had on stage with you a troop. >> a troop of little kids. >> trevor: from uganda. >> yes. >> trevor: i fail to understand, how do you end up on stage performing with ugandan kids in the united states? >> it goes back to african music. i just usually listen and keep up to date. when i saw

our friends get on their hind legs and start moving lopg. >> better moves than i do. >> that is hip hipking there. >> when the rhythm hits you, you got to move, baby. >>> time to pull off a stunt -- >> the old roll over stunt. >> but the stunt doesn't go quite as planned. >>> and he has a great idea. >> i can't tell whether she's into it. >> find out how she really feels next. >> i would withhold some kissing for a little bit. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...kidney problems, or

the famously long queue for spectators to get into wimbledon, the condition of andy murray's dodgy hip and discussion of the baby his wife has on the way. a number of injuries sustained by other players in matches, a state of the grass on court and of course the progress of oui’ court and of course the progress of our great british singles hopes, all lapped up by the aficionados but not by sceptics like josh. on tuesday not it wasn't a question of tennis featuring in the news, as instead of the news, specifically some local news bulletins, as it came up to six o'clock the british number one woman johanna konta came up to six o'clock the british number one womanjohanna konta was battling it out on centre court in her quarterfinal and it was decided to keep showing that match on bbc one instead of the scheduled use at six, and on bbc two they had abandoned their planned wimbledon coverage for unscheduled repeats, as rain meant no other matches were being played. confused 7 rain meant no other matches were being played. confused? john wilson did not understand the logic. another viewer pa

just how important it is to be seen as a hip president. america's commander in chief is meant to be a representation of the country as a whole and its values and what does america pride itself on if not diversity we believe our diversity our differences when joined together by a common set of ideals makes a strong americans are a diverse people with respect and concern for every single human being in this country and being very different from previous u.s. presidents donald trump seems to know what it's like to be the outcast his everyday guy in your face persona is one of the things that got him elected i think by single greatest passion of any assets i have is fight temperament oh i just i just . think i'm much more humble than you would understand. you call a women you don't like that higgs your twitter account really really let you know donald. but it's also what he's attacked for by some of his detractors recently we've seen the media become preoccupied with trump's personal habits some choose to dissect his food choices slamming him

now, how was that injured hip? here he comes. pretty good. second set to murray, 6—4.ere two breaks

murray has been struggling with a hip injury in recent weeks that there was no signs of rust againstndar blew big as he raced to ta ke aleksandar blew big as he raced to take the first set 6—i. he christou a comfortable straight sets win and a comfortable straight sets win and a spot in the second round. a comfortable straight sets win and a spot in the second roundlj a comfortable straight sets win and a spot in the second round. i was feeling better each day. it the intensity is harder. but with the adrenaline, it helps. it numbs pain is that you might have and i knew well today and ——i did well today andi well today and ——i did well today and i did well for the first match. —— alexander bublik. rafael nadal looks back to his very best, no matter what the surface. the power of his forehand just as effective on the grass as the french clay and after taking the first set against australia's john millman, nadal started to show notjust his power but his touch, too. two sets to the good and 30 not far behind, the king of clay already looking like a master once again on the grass. there

." >> and that's how the hazleton integration project -- or hip -- was born.ridge between whites and hispanics. >> what was the reaction? >> obviously, not strong among the -- the locals -- the people that i'd grown up with. a lot of them -- joey, what are you doing? >> i was just like everybody else. and i was like, "oh, another thing for someone else. what about us? we've been here, we're born and raised here. i don't get a center. i don't get a place." >> joe's determination and charisma created an irresistible force. >> there's the family priest, there's the pope, and there's joe maddon. somewhere above that. >> after countless conference calls, fundraisers and board meetings, maddon opened hip's first community home, the hazleton one center. everyone was welcome. >> a thousand people pour through the doors every week. busy with preschool and after school classes. >> have you seen her? >> esl and citizenship instruction. kids play sports, get a hot meal and get a taste of what joe maddon's hazleton is all about. >> you come and see our hispanic kids in our

hip, hip, hooray, these three ready for their first family portrait. >> that family portrait is beautifultamus, water horse. that's what it means. >> really? >> you're welcome. what a cutie though, a big cutie, i guess. while we're at it, let's check out some other animals enjoying the water, shall we? >> like water dogs. max and katie, they're a couple of great danes, cold chillin' here. nice touch with the floaties. >> the sippy cup just really completes the whole thing. >> what's in their so after the pool, still got to rinse off. and this legend, a french, this is legend. it's a french mastiff. >> his name is legend. if he could talk, he would say "i am legend." and that's isaiah, cooling him off with a hose. he just looks sad because he's a mastiff. and that's just how his face falls, but we're guessing he's pretty happy about this outcome. >> i'm still trying to get over the "i am legend." >> you didn't like it? >> that's cute. >> that's how a mastiff looks, i am legend. >>> this morning on "world news now." the president's son under fire and firing back. speaking out about his cont

murray was seriously struggling with a hip injury that has hampered him all tournament.lf, completely off—colour and outplayed, 6—1 in the fourth and the problems persisted into the decider. he was broken repeatedly. wow! best point of his life. it was difficult to fathom but it was happening and with the end in sight, the american sealed the deal in a manner you would expect. the 24th seed into his first ever grand slam semifinal. the first seed, the champion, out. it is not all about andy murray this year at wimbledon. the double tournament, i've been a little bit sore but i tried my best right to the end. i gave everything i had so i'm proud about that but it was obviously disappointing to lose. at wimbledon. there is obviously an opportunity there. so i'm sad that it is over. before the tournament, it is over. before the tournament, it was very short—term, because obviously, you want to play wimbledon, you want to play all of the slams and give your best chance there. we were looking at short—term solutions and now obviously, managed to get through a bunch of matches

injured hip? here he comes. second set to murray, 6—4.ather delay chatting about the match, all very friendly. murray's straight sets victory ended with another dash towards the net. now, trust in the ice bath. how are you feeling? with the adrenaline and stuff, it's sort of helps, numbs some pains you might have. i moved well today. and, yeah, thought i did pretty well for the first match. white kit, clenched fist, all very familiar. very wimbledon. and tickets are still sold on the day for those who stand in line. but tradition can only operate in today's world, and in the light of current security concerns, this year the queue is protected from potential vehicle attack by a barrier of concrete. plan for any circumstance — there will always be the unexpected. petra kvitova was back at wimbledon today still learning her game again after she was stabbed by an intruder in december. kvitova still can't fully grip a racket, but here's the power that made her a wimbledon winner. yes, courage defines her. and to finish... yeah. johanna la rsso

>> well we were -- we were really into underground hip hop, and conscious hip hop. >> seth: message,so, all of our songs, our album -- our album was called "represent difference." though we weren't that different. [ light laughter ] but all of our songs were about how we weren't mainstream. we didn't want to be mainstream. we don't care about money, we don't care about girls. in reality i would have loved all of those things. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> we had one song that i like a lot called "stand and deliver." that -- it was truly a time capsule of the era, because the opening lines are "it's 2002." [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, that is a time capsule. [ light laughter ] >> we want to make sure everybody knew what year it was. >> seth: i will say, like, now that we've gotten a sense of you, as a band, from those lyrics. but here you are, at your turn tables. >> yes. >> seth: and i will say, you don't seem to be enjoying it. [ laughter ] and i feel like if i walked into a club and this was the deejay, i wouldn't feel like, i'm about to have the best night of my life. >> see and i

now, how was that injured hip? here he comes. pretty good. second set to murray, 6—4.ere two breaks for rain in the third set. hope that was enough for you. murray's straight sets victory ended with another dash towards the net. now for the ice bath. how are you feeling? you know, with the adrenaline and stuff, it sort of helps numb some pains that you might have. i moved well today and, yeah, i thought i did pretty well for the first match. the white kit, clenched fist... same routine, same wimbledon. and tickets are still sold on the day for those who stand in line. but tradition can only operate in today's world, and in the light of current security concerns, this year, the queue is protected from potential vehicle attack by a barrier of concrete. it's the same, just stronger. which takes us tojohanna konta. her injury was spinal. refocusing after a nasty slip in eastbourne, on court at wimbledon, konta was in full flow against su—wei hsieh, an opponent who had beaten her before. here, it wasn't even close. 6—2, 6—2 for britain's number six seed. feeling pretty good

plus: andy murray says he is fit and ready to defend his wimbledon title, despite a hip problem. hello and welcome to the programme, where world champions germany have won a first confederations cup title, after victory against copa america winners chile in sunday's final in st petersburg. paul frostick watched the action. just three of germany's 2014 world cup winners have been present at this confederations cup, a young squad who have exceeded expectations. the game's only goal came after a mistake in the chilly defence. stindl hit the first half when it into an open goal. they continue the attacking pressure, but couldn't find a second. fifa's decision to trial the video referee system has led to a series of debatable moments throughout the tournament, and the final provided one more. the referee use the video replay to assess this challenge and decided it was worthy of the yellow ca rd decided it was worthy of the yellow card and not read. chile had their chances to snatch a late equaliser in st petersburg, but having seen their team win the european u21 championships on frid

judge on whether or not bear hug or warming blankets create an increased risk of infection during a hip or knee replacement then you know keep up the good work keep us posted on this story next i'll talk with you about the twenty five local and state governments taking on the pharmaceutical companies for creating the opioid crisis so don't go anywhere. what you have for breakfast yesterday why would you put those ok. now i did. all. in case you're new to the game this is how it works in the economy is built around court. confirmation from washington to washington post media the media. elect business to run this country business because. it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. you're watching our special report tonight. as i let. everything you know about civil society broken down. there's always going to be somebody else one step. you should not be. the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a special memory warning for delaware being the waters from great in let me turn to cape and lope in delaware now twenty nautical miles unti

injuries, illness, and a hip injury when the last few days. round of queens, has withdrawn from exhibition matches, just to make sure the hip is not causing him pain. let's take you to live pictures on centre court at the moment. i can hear the ripple of applause and appreciation for murray from the crowd on henman hill behind me. murray is easing himself into the first round match and has a commanding lead in the first set. a couple of breaks to the good, i believe. looking untroubled against the world number 134, alexander bublik. 4—12 and a married there. court number one behind either? court number one opening proceedings with —— venus williams at 37, the oldest player here. cheese rolling back the yea rs, player here. cheese rolling back the years, a great run of form. court number one, 3—3 on centre court will. one of the men's' seed has fallen early? yeah. a huge shock for nick kyrgios, the 20 seat the ever popular australian maverick. he had to retire. he wasn't looking and self, moving in a laboured way, grimacing massively, obviously

and knee replacements did not add much to the care for those long periods of physical therapy of hip replacements when they looked at that carefully when they were not paid separately they discovered it does not change the outcome. in europe they have never done that because they knew it did not change the outcome and hmos don't do that because they know that. sullivan's an experiment but i know the new hhs secretary has expressed his dislike of this concept so i don't know where it will go but it is the kind of thing that as guardians of our health care dollars we should be enthusiastic about there is always a narrative of the fixed price may be somebody skimps on our care but i think what we see with their health system and researching the book is there is so much that we do because it is paid for not because it is good for our health. we could eliminate a lot of that. and not think we will get the france or germany level of spending tomorrow but we could start to turn this ship around or we will all end up bankrupt. >> let's turn back to another topic but hospitals as charities as