every race i enter i wa nt to competitors every race i enter i want to win that's number one and by icanhat's number one and by i can second it's a bit frustrating but at the same time i running a template 9041 said that's crazy for my first 100 metres i've never opened with apple for them to do that and be frustrated, it means i'm ina good that and be frustrated, it means i'm in a good place. laura muir ran a season best in the 1500 metres, but the world record holder genzebe dibaba held her off to take the win with a world leading time. andrew pozzi was runner up in the 110 metre hurdles. sergey shubenkov took the top spot edging the brit by three hundreths of the second. michael norman ran 2019's fastest 200 metres 19.7 seconds just edging out his fellow american noah lyles by two hundredths of a second. just one game today at the cricket world cup today, but what a match it was. two huge names of the sport were in action at trent bridge australia against the west indies. both sides were hoping for their second win of the competition. bu it was the current world champions who hung on

and then i can understand where else ican and then i can understand where else i can use robots in thentially. and this robot is up yes, essentially. and this robot is up and running and availablejust a few months ago but you started this company back in 2015. your co—founder and you are both architects. you are from delhi, your other co—founder is from dubai. how did this all begin? you are not engineers, you are not inventors as such. i would say necessity is the mother of invention in this case. both of us have very diverse backgrounds. we in fact ended up studying at the same school in london for our post—graduation. we went on to work for zaha hadid, she was a popular architect. we worked on the research group in six years and we sat next to each other for many of those years. that is why we we re many of those years. that is why we were working at the intersection of design, technology and design, and architecture and they were a handy bridge, robots, between the digital and physical. the intention was to start explore using robots in construction. the one project where we did, d

hard to remember what it was like before hand and i'm back to being pain free again, it's just nice, icanust nice, i can go and do and enjoy things. 0ften nice, i can go and do and enjoy things. often on the tennis court. i wasn't doing that for a while, and then obviously when i'm in the gym are quite it's easier to have fun and enjoy it, so when you are not discomfort especially. tyson fury says his fellow heavyweight anthony joshua — is "finished" — after losing his world champion status at the start of the month. joshua lost his three world titles in a shock defeat to andy ruinr in new york and as fury prepares for his own fight, against the german tom schwarz in las vegas this weekend, he's had plenty to say about that stunning defeat for his british rival. i thought he would win on points the way he did which is a park he tried knocking them on the prissy routes realised he couldn't that he got the victory, everyone else is like now he'll get knocked out, but i didn't think he would, he's a tough fella, body types me nothing in boxing. in fa ct body types me nothing in boxing. in fa

goodbye. 2.5 minutes of broken english is all ican 2.5 minutes of broken english is all i can promiseyou. we are nearly done with the weekend here coming towards midnight and this is the scene across south—east england captured earlier today and another whether whatcha was in the heart of the heat story of the day. 28.8 made at the hottest day of the year thus far across the british isles to all that heat is 110w british isles to all that heat is now being shovelled onto the crossley of towards the near continent. averages widely from iberia into scandinavia reaching 30 degrees and if you are heading that way but behind the weather front which is where the british isles will be on monday it will be a fresher feel to the day. not cold by any means that all butjust a little fresher. i don't think we will see 28 or 29 for a while. low pressure keeping the supply of showers going from western scotland and northern ireland, a rumble of thunder and gust of wind to 45 miles an hour. a dry start to the south and then as the heat of the afternoon comes through it will be the case that we spot

talent and i will give herthe age but she is a fantastic talent and i will give her the best advice icane best advice i can coming into the tournament, but she doesn't need much advice. she will be a really talented player. alex, georgia, and the rest of the lionesses have their focus firmly set on the game against argentina on friday. because england beat scotland in their opening game and because japan, the 2011winners, the runners—up last time out had that shock draw with argentina last night, it means if england beat argentina on friday they automatically go through to the knockout stages with one game to spare. because of the result last night it means scotland's chances of getting out of the group are much stronger than they were before. asjo says, scotland fans should be feeling more optimistic now thanks to that result last night. they've travelled from nice after their defeat to england up to rennes ahead of their next game which is against the japanese on friday. our reporterjane dougall is there tonight. jane, it's not going to be easy for scotland, is it? no, and i think the

the guardian, the i still win, ican derailed. guardian, the i still win, i can still win michael gove, but you think? i think it is unlikely and he is quite an impressive performer in front of the cameras, he did it without notes and had some good there but as she was saying earlier, he may not of lost support but is not difficult for new people to come out and say they're going to support him. you will really have to show that he has some momentum behind him and descends you got from those lodges, that is probably moved over to jeremy got from those lodges, that is probably moved over tojeremy hunt. and do you think that's because the cocaine admission? clinic it is hard to look at michael gove without without thinking about that.|j without thinking about that. i was at his leadership launched today and speaking to the mps over the weekend about what is happening while they we re about what is happening while they were still back in michael gove, lots of conservative mps are worried that michael gove and borisjohnson are stuck i

looking for perhaps it could have been different if this had happened and it is a very human thing, icanan thing, i can see that. and they have another different take on this story. the coroner was also very critical of the family of the ringleader in this attack. and when he actually said, there should've been much more proactive and i think there was, the brother—in—law that try to inform them but got no response. but they did not find any convincing witnesses that we should have done more. which is quite a big thing for coroner to say something like this. i agree with you on this because ultimately, what the terrorist wants is to destroy faith in our institutions, our society so when you start saying there should be scrutiny of whether better precautions could have been taken. because you want to prevent future incidents. if you focus all the blame on the people who are doing the very good job in stopping these things and none of the blame of the people who are giving into them. in which case, the people who are not doing enough to raise the alarm, some people actively encouraging the

hopefully ican which is really positive. hopefully i can help the team anyway i can.nd are already through to the knockout stages i need avoid defeat against japan and they will top the group. scotland are in paris gearing up for their final group match against argentina, they desperately need to win that game for any chance of going through to the last 16 or they are on their way home. defender sophie howard says there are not ready for their world cup china to end yet. says there are not ready for their world cup china to end yetm says there are not ready for their world cup china to end yet. it would be very disappointing. we have achieved great things getting here but we know we can do better than this. i cannot imagine thisjourney to end on wednesday. that thought hasn't even crossed my mind because i believe it is not done yet. so england against japan, scotland against argentina, both it o'clock kick—offs on wednesday. you can follow those matches on bbc sport on television, radio and online. both the england and scotland games kick off at 8 o'clock on wednesda

what's really happening and have a conversation that's not about point of view buamabout informing the ican people. announcer: "washington week," friday nights only on pbs. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight, the house of representatives' oversight committee holds trump administration officials in contempt, as the white house refuses to hand over documents related to adding a citizenshiph question tu.s. census. then, on both sides of the u.s.- mexico border, where the unceasing flow of migrants strains resources in both countries. and as the tools to seamlessly alter digital video becomes more widely available, the threat posed by exptly doctoredno videos-- as deepfakes-- grows more dire. >> the nightmare suation is that there's a video of president trump saying, "i've launched nucle weapons against rth korea."

ican hear my name is tony, i am from england. i can hear something. a tractor? a helicopter? my motorbike. motorbike, yeah. the lakers this direction? yeah. the biggest problem for me is, i've got no direction, it is just an open field. there is nothing to follow. and the wind is giving me problems. we are trying to follow the sound of the cow and the wind is taking away from my hearing aids. this is one of the biggest problems for me when i'm travelling, is the wind. because if i can't follow something on the ground, i've got to try to follow sounds. traffic, other noises. i've got the cow's tail! here he goes. managed to grab his tail, but it has decided to run off and dragged me with it. there are some local kids around, giving fish to the maribo store. i've got some fish, now i'm feeding the birds. one of the main reasons i come travelling is to get off the beaten track and get away from the tourist crowd, and this lake is idealfor me because it is peaceful, away from tourists, just locals, very natural. it is perfect. from some of the research i had done about haile sela

i will be looking at a few things and what ican do be looking at a few things and what i can do and theenty20 and then focus 100% on the lions and hopefully have an opportunity to go back to new zealand and pick ourselves up and ta ke zealand and pick ourselves up and take it from there. gatland has categorically confirmed he will not be coaching england come 2021 saying he will return to his native new zealand after the lions tour. he has been a fixture of northern hemisphere rugby for the last two decades or so. now his intentions are clear. decades or so. now his intentions a re clear. world decades or so. now his intentions are clear. world cup glory with wales in japan are clear. world cup glory with wales injapan before completing the lions hat—trick in south africa. the action continues at women's world cup. let's have quick look at what has happened so far today. a brilliant goal from asisat oshoala helped earn nigeria their first win of the 2019 world cup. the ex—liverpool forward scored their second in a 2—0 win over south korea in group a. both germany and spain are currently

ican hearthem. out. thank you. ifollow the people. i can hear them. i am looking for a phone shop.ill ask people if they know of a shop broken by a sim ca rd they know of a shop broken by a sim card from. —— where i can buy a sim card. excuse me, mate, could you help me put my sim card in my phone. i use an upside called cat surfing and offer lots of people on it. i contact them. hello, this is tony, can you tell me how to get to your place, please? iam going can you tell me how to get to your place, please? i am going to take a taxi, i need to tell him where to go. i will see in half—an—hour. thanks very much, by. i need to find a taxi now. taxi? taxi? where are you going? 200 rebel stop 150? ok. i lost my dad when i was 15, 16. i lost my dad when i was 15, 16. i lost my dad when i was 15, 16. i lost my best friend when i was 16. it was a big loss for me, i never really talk about it. it sent me off into alcoholism for a good 6— seven yea rs. by into alcoholism for a good 6— seven years. by the age of 2041 was almost an alcoholic. 0nce years. by the age of 2041 was almost an alcoh

of course, i know that there are some protesters, ican know that there are some protesters, i can seeel that right 110w i can see them and feel that right now the situation is a bit nervous, but i take it as part of democracy. andrej babis and the czech government have tried to put a brave face on these protests, but with separate investigations by both the czech police and the eu, how much more pressure can one man take? let's get some of the day's other news. three suspected al—sha bab militants have been killed after they attacked a police camp in kenya, close to the border with somalia. the al-qaeda—linked group has vowed retribution for the country's involvement with amisom, a 20,000—strong african union force helping to support the government in somalia. kim jong—un says he's received a personal letter from president trump. state media in north korea reported that mr kim saluted the extraordinary courage of the american president, although it was not disclosed when or how the letter was delivered. earlier this month, the us president said a beautiful letter had been sent to him

fantasticjob and a lot of good things came out of that, a lot of good meetings with other countries, icanted states. but we decided to come here a while ago as part of going to the 620, i promised president moonjae—in, i was the can, i'm here, let's say hello to kim jong—un. and i can, i'm here, let's say hello to kimjong—un. and i put up the can, i'm here, let's say hello to kim jong—un. and i put up the word and he got back and he wanted to do it from the beginning and so did i, but there's a lot of good feeling when sometimes the media will say what has happened? they know what's happened. what has happened is that there was nuclear testing, there was ballistic missal testing, they had hostages of ours, as you know. very tough situation. and now we're getting back our remains, we got back the hostages, there has been no ballistic assault tests and there has been no nuclear tests and south korea as a whole different place. japan, the prime minister was telling me that japan japan, the prime minister was telling me thatjapan is japan, the prime minister was telling me that japan is a who

ican i can play how i want it on my terms and how i would like and when you feel that way it's mayben the clay, you can return from back, i can return from n, i can do the same from grass, i could come over, i can can do the same from grass, i could come over, i can sweep a can do the same from grass, i could come over, i can sweep a volley, the focus needs to be crystal clear and that's what i need to have from the get go is a play in the first round. it's been a tough one in the past. to the cricket world cup. england play the lowest ranked side, afghanistan, in manchester on tuesday. the hosts are without injured openerjason roy, but hope captain eoin morgan will be fit for what should, in theory, be their easiest game. but they are not underestimating their opponents, even though they beat them comfortably in a warm—up match. in effect a warmup match does not meana in effect a warmup match does not mean a great deal, this week is a very important week. we've had a lot of space in between games which has allowed us to come in to the games are played extremely fresh, the challenge

a performance for my team and play the way i have been playing all season and improving as much as ican time, and they've shown a huge improvement under former defender shelley kerr. they are unbeaten in their last five games — certainly a very different side to the one thrashed 6—0 by england at euro 2017. there is no doubt that there is certainly more pressure on england than there is on scotland. however the pressure that we have, will be pressure that players put themselves under. in terms of results, of course we are hoping to win the game. i think any footballer and any coach, you go into every game hoping to win it. it is going to be a tough match for us. india are well on top in their cricket world cup match against australia at the oval. having won the toss and chosen to bat, openers rohit sharma and shikhar dhawan put on 127 for the first wicket. india are now 225—2 after 38 overs. dominic thiem faces another really tough match today, in the final of the french open. after beating the world number one novak djokovic in five sets yesterday, he'll take on rafael nadal — with the

ican everybody leaves even more deflated. i can understand that.e bigger picture of what the players have given me, and the way they have tried incredibly for their country. coventry city have confirmed they will ground share with birmingham city next season. they have been struggling to agree a deal to stay at the ricoh arena which is owned by the wasps rugby club. the move to st andrews they say is essential for them to stay in the league. plenty more on the bbc sports website. and reaction tojohanna konta going out in the french open semifinal. more from us later. much more sport to come. you're watching the bbc news channel. we will talk a little bit more about the news that has broken in the last hour. the case of sally challen whose conviction for killing her husband has been reduced to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. sally challen hasn't yet been formally sentenced but you may know she has already served more than nine years in prison. she killed her husband in a hammer attack after many years of suffering, as the c

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the next guy i've been arguing that in a situation in which ican freeze in a depression you need to increase public spending i argue a decent 20082009 i believe that germany now too should have a more expansion fiscal policy but is it because i don't follow ideologies i believe that the case of the thirty's the from because of high pub public that these over the very high and so i'm afraid of a negative market reaction yes spreads have declined a beat destined much higher spread to the difference between to say paid by the italian government income into the state paid by germany there's still twice as large as they wore last year at these time of the year before the government was forming in maida in may 2018 so spreads us to very high the i'm not too low they came down a bit spreads came down also for other countries it came down for greece our interests are now closer to. paid by greece than the one paid by portugal you for you idiots is a low interest rate high i thing that starting from this point when the moment the delhi's heat by any shock then there will be then you see this pov and

hard to remember what it was like beforehand and i'm back to being pain—free again and it's nice, ican know as well, which i wasn't doing for a while, but when i'm in the gym and on the court, it's a lot easier to have fun and enjoy it when you are not in discomfort. that's all the sport for now. goodnight. our very unsettled spell of weather is set to continue with low pressure not going anywhere in a hurry. several days of heavy rain across many parts of the country. this was the scene in east sussex, a lot of dark cloud and rainbows around, heavy showers and some parts of the country, including lincolnshire, more than twice the expected june average rainfall injust more than twice the expected june average rainfall in just a more than twice the expected june average rainfall injust a couple more than twice the expected june average rainfall in just a couple of days. we had flood warnings which are still in force. more persistent rain in the forecast over the next 24 rain in the forecast over the next 2a hours or so. this is what it's looking like the rest of tonight. lots of blue an

ican obey if you want to be in my house. i can believe that. social media about fast fashion now.m some. people need to understand they have outsourced pollution and exploitation to china and india, so people who buy stuff because it and own it. out of sight, out of mind, does not cut it. one view of fast fashion. plenty more. join the conversation. keep it going after the programme has finished. for today, that is it from us. see you soon. today, that is it from us. see you soon. goodbye. mostly cloudy over the last few days, rain and thunderstorms, but finally, today, many of us will get to see the blue skies and sunshine. 0ver to see the blue skies and sunshine. over the next few days, turning very warm, not sunny for all of us this morning though, cloud in central and eastern parts. coast of norfolk and suffolk, cloud lingering and cloud in the far north of scotland. 0therwise, plenty of sunshine, quite breezy, especially in the south. wind coming from the northeast meaning the north sea coast is a lwa ys meaning the north sea coast is always a bit fresher and cooler. further

i think ican make i would love to do this job. i think i can make a difference.ng time to wa ke decades is already a long time to wake —— weight. for tory members keep him hanging on? us officials have said they have returned my goods to a facility that people have said they are severely directed. —— neglected. joining us from our washington studio is charanya krishnaswami the americans advocacy director from amnesty international. we have heard about those appalling conditions, many people are expressing their shock, disgust and surprise. how surprised are you at what is going on? we're not all surprised. we are deeply disappointed and we are appalled. but we are not shocked. what we're hearing out of the facility is very much of a piece of what we've heard, coming out of other border patrol facilities. so you are saying this is more widespread happening along the border? it's difficult to say precisely because organisations can listing international have a starkly had a very difficult time getting access to these facilities. there are notoriously secretive, the

ican humanly possible to be still enough?l try... it is difficult to use. you almost need a tripod which defeats the purpose of a mobile telephone. i'm not sure the image is usable. we also tested them in portrait mode. we also it is not to contrasty. on the oppo, it is not to contrasty. on the oppo, it looks very cold and blue. i don't think the camera has judged the light so well. and the huawei? this one is a little over processed and oversatu rated. one is a little over processed and oversaturated. see how dark your phases they are. as a nonprofessional, i actually quite like that look. they look like they have been edited a bit. yeah. i think a natural picture like this has good skin tone and so on. the more contrast one would be look better on instagram or social media, whether this one would make a better print. the screens on the oppo and huawei were easier to see in the sun than that on the 0neplus, but all the phones also feature modes for dealing with low light. nick was pretty impressed by what a smart phone camer

ican see! she's very excited. we'd like to see her as well. she's as bad as her dad and hergrandpa.ly deserves it. absolutely. and what would you like to see daddy tell, the next story? what would you like daddy to tell? what history do you like? you like the vikings. yeah. what else? boudicca? boudicca. fantastic. how old is she, and she knows all those generations in history? i'm seven. how many times have you been to hms victory? about a thousand. that sounds like your childhood there, dan! generational trauma. it's all getting a bit out of control now. i've got my son... hello there! hello! i think there are going to be celebrations in your house today. just very quickly, dan. today's living history, how do you think it's going to be told? it's too soon to say. i think today, we are probably underestimating the impact of technological change and global warming. i think those will be the big stories. i don't think it'll be theresa may, i don't think it'll be donald trump, i don't think it will be politics... i don't think it will be brexit. i think, in 100 years' time, they will

so i think ican also throughout my life.obviously, members of the conservative party need to make their choice as to who is most likely to come back with that deal. jeremy hunt talking to our political editor laura kuennsburg there. iain anderson, founder of the international communications agency, cicero group is with me. this time yesterday, we were listening to boris johnson this time yesterday, we were listening to borisjohnson talking to laura, give us your take on how these two candidates are doing, now being grilled on the key issues and the biggest issue, brexit. the first thing to say is that they are now being grilled, boris had hidden away from the cameras, he had not wanted to do from the cameras, he had not wanted todoa from the cameras, he had not wanted to do a full one—on—one interview that we're starting to see and unpack his approach to this. it is all over this morning ‘s front in the uk, he intends to take britain out of the european union on the 3ist out of the european union on the 31st of october, do o

ican i can see frank managing chelsea football club. at some stage in his career.ng, or it's too early. it may be the right time for him. ijust young, or it's too early. it may be the right time for him. i just feel that chelsea at the moment, at this moment in time, there is a bit of a crossroads with what's going on off the pitch, and on the pitch. hazard is gone, if the transfer embargo is therefore two windows, it's going to bea therefore two windows, it's going to be a real balancing act, and a real experienced manager would find it difficult. on the second day of the us open golf at pebble beach in california, justin rose has continued to build on his lead. the englishman is currently seven under after 16 ricky fowler is down, rory mcelroy tees off in a while, going for his third straight us open in a row, three shots off the lead at the moment on for under. tiger woods further behind their on to under at the moment. that's all the sport for now. back to you, lewis. thank you just before i go, here's a picture ofan just before i go, here's a picture of an ora

welcome. , ican welcome. , i can call you sir simon now? you can say it one more time! sirsimon! one more time! sir simon! it is truly an honour, i am deeply honoured. but it is a surprise, people get awards often for the kind of work you do precisely because it is not particularly well paid glamorous, it is dull but necessary work, and it's a way of showing that values it. is dull but necessary work, and it's a way of showing that values itm is. you don't do it for the honours, but you do it because you think it needs to be done. i want to inspire a new generation to get involved in politics, to change our world, to challenge the institutions to be more inclusive and representative, and that is it. and then when the latter comes through the door. i showed my son, and his jaw dropped, and he looked at me and said, "dad, you are with the big boys now!" so it is an honour, but i do hope i can do much more with the role that i have. to remind people what operation black vote were set up to achieve it is a bit different than just trying to persuade young black and ethnic minority peo

ican come back to the negotiating table.y well why iran is unwilling to do that. but i think they need to reconsider because the americans have dropped all their preconditions and are essentially signalling that the nuclear issue will be the only issue initially that those talks. that seems to me something the iranians should be able to accept and if the americans give them some sanctions relief i think they will accept it. but that is an important add—on. at the moment, there is no sign for any sanctions relief and surely it would ta ke sanctions relief and surely it would take that for iran to say ok we will talk to you. i think that is right but i don't think it's necessary for the us to begin trading or investing in iran. i think if there were some us relief, the europeans or the chinese or the iraqis from the sanctions. that would help to bring chinese and europeans and iraqis back on board with united states and it would also give iran enough to be able to return the negotiating table. this administration is blata ntly

ican ornstein, bbc news. i can tell you it is going would serve in the second set after murray and lopez took the first on a tie—break. earlier in the day, alfie hewett beat gordon reid in the wheelchair singles final. lewis hamilton was at his unstoppable best, winning the french grand prix, his fourth succesive formula i victory in a row. he led from start to finish, with team mate valtteri bottas finishing second. mercedes have now won all eight races this season, as their domination in the sport continues. the ferrari of charles leclerc was third. and south africa look to be heading out of the cricket world cup —— south africa have been knocked out of the cricket world cup after a 49 run defeat at lord's. needing 391, captain faf du plessis is had given them hope against pakistan, as he moved past 50, but he sent they shot skywards and went for 63. pakistan have already beaten in the group phase and this victory keeps their own semifinal hopes alive. there's more on the bbc sport website where you can wat

don't know what to do and i need help, i don't normally get, i don't normally get to a point where icanbody else to do it. but budgets are usually a political decision. the judge could decide the courts cannot get involved, even so, this case increases the pressure. unlike social care, special needs is not ring fenced. the new prime minister is going to have to face a big question which is whether they want to continue austerity across the rest of local government as they have done for the last nine to ten yea rs, have done for the last nine to ten years, or whether, as with all the other promises which are being made about higher spending and lower taxes, local government is included in that. a genuine end to austerity. the government has topped up special needs funding, to a total £6.3 billion this year. it's also likely to bea billion this year. it's also likely to be a priority in the next big spending plans. two of england's key players may not be able to play in tomorrow's women's world cup quarterfinal against norway. captain steph houghton was injured during england's victory ov

all the symptoms and they can't find anything wrong because they don't have the test to cover it, icann completely understand that it is difficult, and not make there will be a tendency to not believe the patient and tell them it is in their heads. but what we need to make doctors aware of is this is a real illness and really serious. and patients need an enormous amount of support. column culbert's mum believes that he might doctor should believes that he might doctor should be better at picking up clues which could lead to a lyme diagnosis.” would have thought one of the first conversation should have been on the lines of you are very outdoorsy and have a history of being bitten, let's give you a test. i cannot reiterate how lucky callum is to get in and theyjust positive test compared to people we know who have been left for years. that's nhs positive test. i want to meet scott and apostle chief medical officer. i wa nted and apostle chief medical officer. i wanted to know if the government is doing enough to combat this disease. we have some really good resources. resources that ar

ican technology is not replacing these animals? i can imagine a chief co nsta ble animals?ffered. we have lost half the strength due to cuts in this country. donald trump went to a company in america that are trying to develop stuff to do some of the sniffer work, and he asked the ceo of that company what the best piece of equipment was, and he said, this? and he said, would you recommend that? and he said, now, i would you recommend that? and he said, now, iwould recommend you recommend that? and he said, now, i would recommend a dog. they are incredible. thank you so much, pc dave, and of course finn. more than a0 years after his first ground—breaking series of books were released, armistead maupin‘s tales of the city is getting a netflix reboot. the series follows a group of san franciscans in the ‘70s, and features an all—star cast of gay and transgender actors playing the roles — something the author says was a priority. the bbc‘s lgbt correspondent, ben hunte, went to find out more. it is a series that captured people‘s hearts. in books, on radios, on tv, 43 years sin

ican no. it is our night tonight. we will win. i can feel it. we have to win tonight. so excited.f liverpool do score i'm told people start throwing beer around. not sure you are looking forward to that. start throwing beer around. not sure you are looking forward to thatm will be mental. absolutely mental. it will be broke it. give me a prediction force is the score? 2-0, liverpool. same. very confident. let's hope it stays that way. thank you for talking to us. there you are. confidence is brimming over here. let's see if it is still that way with the game starts in half an hour. thank you. gavin lee is in central madrid, where liverpool fans are making their way to the stadium. some of those fans are starting to make their way to the stadium. not quite come up in the semi, 70,000 fa ns quite come up in the semi, 70,000 fans who have tickets from tottenham and liverpool to get inside the stadium probably are in or getting there as we speak, i have seen big crowds on both fans owns this a very, making sharp exits and in the two fa n very, making sharp exits and in the two fan zon

not take the substance with the intention to sheet stop i would feel very sorry for myself, i was, icanmyself, i was, i canjust say would feel very sorry for myself, i was, i can just say because would feel very sorry for myself, i was, i canjust say because is going down the. nobody will help me up for myself. you may have just want to walk away? i didn't do anything for six months than the coach offered and he said, just come down, try it if you like it, and if you don't like it, he could just move on. it is you can see you give it another shot. next week, he has an interview to get his licence back. if that goes well, he hopes to have his first professional fight later this year. do you think the you will ever persuade people that you never did this? i think some people may be, some people not. it is what it is. we all go through rough patches in life and then we come back from them stronger. just before we go then — let's check back in with the women's world cup quarter final in rennes. about 20 minutes to play. sweden is leading the germans 2—1 with just over 20 minutes left to pla

i can see some more flares and fireworks as far as ican more flares and fireworks as far as i can seeus is there. more fireworks were going out over the albert dock. obviously, people have planned this in some detail. a lot of smoke there now. i guess that must be the bus coming. it is definitely still moving. you can see it? good. more fireworks going off! it isa it? good. more fireworks going off! it is a remarkable achievement, six european cups, the most successful clu b european cups, the most successful club in europe in our country. liverpool have won more european cups than the rest of the premier league teams put together. that is saying something isn't it? i can see a cloud of smoke in the distance. that must be the bus. the bus must be close to you. the aerial shots we are showing put it not a great distance from you. you talked of sixth european crown, i know real madrid have 13, but liverpool's record in that competition compared to any other teams in the premier league is quite outstanding. that bus now passing the liver building which you may see in one side of that sho

ican i'm sure you will survive it. that's good. i can get that smoky taste. that is really lovely.ou're welcome, thank you. hello! this week i have advice on combining two great mediterranean islands on the same trip, and combating altitude sickness in peru. first, though, this summer sees the opening of a new tourist itinerary in north iceland. the arctic coast way embroidered is 21 villages and four islands into an itinerary that includes 800 kilometres of roads and trucks. the aim is to introduce visitors to the pure nature, vibrant culture and daily lives of people living close to the arctic circle. next, pam thackeray wants to combine two great mediterranean islands. we wa nt to two great mediterranean islands. we want to explore corsica and sardinia ina want to explore corsica and sardinia in a two—week break, and we are wondering best to do this. there is a clear geographical logic in combining corsica and sardinia, because the two islands are barely ten kilometres apart. fly into bastia in the north of corsica, a gem of a town sat around an elegant harbour. take the train t

they have laid down a real marker, that is how it ended and they will be very tough to beat, ican andyou, for the remainder of the four weeks. but also in this opening weekend, a crunch game between england and scotland answer and a in night from where my colleague katie gornall now reports. this was when it all changed for england. four years ago at the canada world cup, they surprised even themselves by winning a bronze medal. the outsiders were now contenders. it was also a life—changing tournament for england's right back. maybe bronze will. she does. oh, yes! after announcing herself on the global stage, lucy bronze has gone on to become one of the world's best players, the best, according to her manager. we had experience and youth last world cup but we did not have that winning feeling, that winning mentality, which we have got in abundance now. can england do it? definitely. that's what we're here for. we are here to win. we are definitely capable of doing it and i believe in every single one of us. standing in their way are noisy neighbours scotland. the last time they faced

as hard as they can to get a democrat back in the white house.” am no longer that spokesperson that icaneak on his behalf. i can tell you he is concerned about the direction our country is going in. he was involved in the mid—term elections and my expectation is he will do the same in 2020. we need to get behind it democratic nominee. i have counselled several of the candidates not to bid up so much on their opponents and that whoever emerges goes into the general election in an un— weakened stage. we have some terrific candidates and it is still very early. who do you like the look of most?” it is still very early. who do you like the look of most? i am not going to put my thumb on this scale. at this time went barack obama was running he was down by 30 points and hillary clinton was the inevitable candidate. i still want to see... we have debates coming up next week... this week. i cannot wait to see them. you're being very tactful but you spent eight years working day in and day out with joe you spent eight years working day in and day out withjoe biden. you spent eight years working

it is important, and what i have realised, of course, is that one of the most important resources icanne of the most valuable things i can give, is time, so that you are not just things i can give, is time, so that you are notjust turning up, doing something and running off, your commitment is long—term, and that you really commit to really trying to do as much as you can to understand these issues, because they are incredibly complicated. you know, it's not just they are incredibly complicated. you know, it's notjust soundbites, it's not just know, it's notjust soundbites, it's notjust going on twitter and writing something ra nty. notjust going on twitter and writing something ranty. these are really complex. 0k, writing something ranty. these are really complex. ok, so let's look at one of the things you are doing, because you lead the bid to get the homeless football world cup in cardiff, which is coming up next month. and it is a strange idea, homeless football. it is hard to imagine even how you get a team together, because you've got 500 people, 50 countries. there are over 500

wendy and jim, it's also authorities hesterday told ican me that it's going to take about another monthactly what happened to thatat uco plhotel here. >> all right. thank you,rtwill be continuing coverage fromublic on news 4at of the americans that died on the nbc washington app. >>> old pipes are said to be responsible for this massive geyser that opened up in ark g lot here in gaithersburg. as you can see, it caused a wholeot of damage. cory smith spoke to the homeowner whose say it was just the latest in what has been a week of badea br at their complex. >> nearly 24 hours after the earth opened up and water spewed out damaging several homes in its path, wssc says wear and tear on an 8-inch cast iron pipe that's been in the ground for nearly a half century is to blame for the damage. >> reporter: saul's fahrly is one of that has been displaced. he tried to help the family next door at a place they've called home for 20 years, a place unsafe and likely a total loss. >> for kids, ytsit's a very traumatic experience. >> this is not the f time they've been out here. the ground beneath my

. >> but today those same officials offer few answers about howam three icans died, including a couple from prince ty that were staying at a popular resort down there. we have team coverage for you tonight. >> erika gonzalez is monitori the new developments from our live desk. erika. >> doreen, tourism officials would not say whether they have seen a spike in trip cancellations to the dominican republic but reiterated as you said that the dominican repu is safe. many reporters asking when we'll get concret answers into how three americans died at different properties days apart from one another. that includes nathaniel holmes and cynthia day from prince george's county and the snnsylvania woman who died suddenly while was there vacationing with her husband. tourism officials say it will be atntleast a mo before toxicology reports are confirmed and we get some real solid answers. >> we've never had this happen before, to manage something like this and talk to the pressabout it because really we're the safest nation. coincidence or whatever happeneh in cases, some of them aree mor cleare

. >> gun violence is a disease, but ican be eradicated.n you come here, i would invite to you think about any ways big or small that you can help prevent that. >> reporter: u.s. senator chris van hollen of maryland says he's trying to be an agent of change. >> we've got to pass legislation that meaningfull addresses gun violence, and people do need to be held accountable for their vote. >> reporter: "the capital gazett had a moment of silence at 2:33 this aternoon, exactly one year after the shooting started in their newsroom. we asked if we could be present, but staffers said they preferred to be together and alone in private, and, of ndurse, we uerstood. reporting from annapolis, chris gordon, news 4. >> thank you, chris. >>> the supreme court will cide the fate of the daca program during its next term.he today tcourt agreed to take up the case after several lower courts ruled the president coule not daca. president barack obama created it. it allows young undocumented immigrants to remain in america if they are under 16 or we under 16 w

. >> but today those same officials offer few answers about howam three icans died, including a couple ty that were staying at a popular resort down there. we have team coverage for you tonight. >> erika gonzalez is monitori the new developments from our live

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president's executive order he said, this is up with of the most significant steps in the long history ofam ican healthcare reform. is it? s important. transparency is good if you get an accurat accurate estimate oft of pocket costs you can makens consumer decisn elective surgeries and admissions so, in that sense, it's good. what's more debatable is we know now that he wants the hospitals to give us the rates that they negotiate swith insur, which are much less than the list pric. so how will patients use those and how will those be fined is the big question. >> schifrin: that seems to be the key. will patientswill we get the actual costs that we will owe after our insurance covers or will we get something different, perhaps what the hospitals owe. >> that's the big queso on. if i go contractor and say i want my kitchen renovated and heives me an estimate of $1,000, and then they ask for $5,000, i say no. you can't do that in hospitals recause you've y had the care. >> schifrin: these values, colonels that we're talking about that we pay out of our pockets, these are proprietary. the insurers s

once again, it's much emptier ican normal. the body's 11 repus did not show up for work again, after launching a walkout five days ago to stop the state senate from ting on a contentious climate bill. that bill would make oregon just tionsecond state in the to put in place a so-called cap-and-trade system to try and limit the carbon emissions that are driving clate change. the state house has already cleared the bill, with strong backing from environmental groups. tt opponents-- which include workers state's logging industry-- rallied at a weekend d-otest at the state capitol, saying that a cap-ade system would hurt certain industries. >> this bill is going to destroy the logging industry, and frankly, it's going to make people like me, who are wildland firefighters, it's going to make our jobs more deadly. >> under discussion, i recognize senator brian boquist. >> brangham: with the legislative session set to conclude at the end of this month, senate republicans lastra week teled that they were considering a walkout. >> we're