i'm disappointed this world cup by, igo i'm disappointed this world cup by, i go back to the memoriescited you to actually and excited the players they were coming from a country that clearly was behind the team. but, this is to everybody the expectation. i will have the bunting out for the royal, in the last five minutes left and right while we do. do you think people are not flying the flag because they have no expectation that england will win? 0r dwell? expectation that england will win? or dwell? i think that has played a part. we use the think he used to read the newspaper headlines and the players said we're going to go and wayland — — when players said we're going to go and wayland —— when the world cup and dare i mention the scots who aren't going to this world cup and they we re going to this world cup and they were going to argentina to bring the world cup on monday came up to 20 half weeks or something. world cup on monday came up to 20 half weeks or somethinglj world cup on monday came up to 20 half weeks or something. i think eve ryo ne half weeks or something. i think e

everywhere igo will you be campaigning? everywhere i go hopefully.—— whether we are in australia or south africa or europe, andi australia or south africa or europe, and i think on this tour it is very important that we do carry out, and we are staying in europe for two months, we are staying in australia for two months, we will be in south africa for ten days, we can do that, iam not africa for ten days, we can do that, i am not flying backwards and forwards, i will be there. you embody the kind ofjourney of the last 30 years to be the person that you are. you overcame prejudice and everything else, i wonder what you think of the next 30 years, will be next journey be think of the next 30 years, will be nextjourney be the acceptance of trans people do you think? is happening now, it is happening at an astonishing rate. five years ago you would not be asking me this question. and it is happening at an incredible rate, notjust amongst the young but amongst the middle—aged and everything. i know someone who used to be a singer with me, she transitioned

greg igoing to take this. >> greg: fair and balanced is your dam.for shannon bream. >> what can i say? thank you. president trump says he absolutely has the right to pardon himself but there is no need to. the supreme court sides with a colorado baker who refused to make a custom wedding cake for a same-sex couple. bill clinton speaks on the lewinsky scandal, whether he was right to stay in office, and the me too movement. this is "special report" ." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. would begin with a hypothetical that is causing some very real concern about the president, the special counsel, and the tu

igo firefers went to the hospital for overheating. >>> the answers are not coming as quickly whe it comes to this apartment fire in woodbridge. it started on nor bay side avenue. neighbors tell us -- neighbors pulled someone from alo top before help arrived. nobody was hurt in that fire. >>> 5:09. just about now in the last soechb weeks a church in seven times. been vandalized >> the last time was yesterday and it was the worst damage seen sofar. news 4's adam tuss joins us from a church in an nondale. really disturbing, adam. >> reporter:alhis is , really troubling, eun. when you look at what happened to this church here, the bethlehem luther ren church, you have to shake your head. look at the video that our cameras captured insidehe church. every cushion in the pews was ripped up and torn apart. church leaders also came here and found that the was graffiti in the sanctuary. stey found that the sound had been cut apart. as you guys mentioned, this was the s seventh timece may that this church has been dealing with these issues. now clearly there are some people in this community who hae

we had a very good conference when we put a pause on th bill igoing forward.elt very optimistic we are n to tho have a solut problem and if we don't do this you are going to see more for these kids at the border. het's not forge dangerous journey they make. the secretary told me there were 12,000 children, 10,000 of them did not come wh parents, but rather the coyote was there central america all the way through mexico and t united states, a very dangerous journey where than are abused exploited. >> chris: if comprehensive reform,r bill, goes down this week, and ittill seems to be more likely than not, there is already talk to the house may try to pass a narrow bill which would deal simply with the idea of keeping families together, not separating them. at one, is that true, and secondly, if you pass that bill, is a humane that your solutionbe is going we are going to keep them togeer but we are going to keep the families and the children detainedor for wees ven months? >> chairman mccaul: under the bill that i helped to pass this week we ovide the solution. t

greg igoing to take this. >> greg: fair and balanced is your dam. make way for shannon bream. >> what can i say? thank you. president trump says he absolutely has the right to pardon himself but there is no need to. the supreme court sides with a colorado baker who refused to make a custom wedding cake for a same-sex couple. bill clinton speaks on the lewinsky scandal, whether he was right to stay in office, and the me too movement. this is "special report" ." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. would begin with a hypothetical that is causing some very real concern about the president, the special counsel, and the constitution. president trump says he has the right to pardon himself should the russia cushion probe make it necessary but he says there will be no need since there is -- it is unconstitutional and he is innocent. good evening, john roberts. >> a week from today, president trump us had to sit down for a historic summit with the leader of north korea, but even as he prepares for that meeting, president

ourlance: we learned from igo for the experience, that you have to understand the optimum way to developtime, and if you in the permian. require if it techniques and different technology and you first have to figure out how to optimize that, and we are in that mode of trying to optimize, but before you get into the mode of full-scale manufacturing, have to make sure you have that. we did not see it coming this quickly because the rigs have risen pretty quickly and productivity has come online pretty quickly, much higher than people were expecting. we are in that kind of mode today. transportation coming, but not for a couple of years. we're looking at how we reallocate capital. why would i drill internet headwind when i could reallocate capital somewhere else? we're looking at it very closely right now. alix: what would you put capital? mr. lance: we would probably move rigs to a go for it. andave spare capacity infrastructure today. we're in full manufacturing mode. we know what up among completions are, and it's a very low cost of supply investments in our portfolio, so we are quite ex

e and friction with south ink he igoing to come o of there separate from south korea. i think kim is smart enoh to say let's make peace between the south and the north and leave us the odd man out with our troops stuck there. >> he has been constantly undercutting the south koreans. he feels misled in that he agreed to the initial summit thinking there was perhaps a little bit more on the table from north korea. he doesn't exactly harbor warm feelings. and donald trump is someone who really doesn't shy away from holding a grudge. >> what would kim do to take aadvantage of the bad weekend in quebec? >> i think he will try to get the best deal from his point of view which is a reduction of sanctions with a minimum of give on the spot. it will be astonishing if he walks away from this committing to give up his nukes any time soon. at best i think h will commit to givinghis icbms, his long-range missiles that could bring his nukes to american -- >> today? he'll do that in the next 24 hours? >> no, no, no. he will talk about a calendar. he will say if you do this, we will d

igo what, doesn't he liked ginger hair? i go really blonde in the sun, i am a natural blonde!ot off shrek cloudy start but that is not how it ended. we have seen increasing amounts shown across the uk, glorious blue sky. in north yorkshire this afternoon, the satellite picture tells a story of the day. early on, a lot of cloud around. notice how more of us broke out into the sunshine. really, across parts of southwest england it stayed mostly cloudy and cooler compared with yesterday. high pressure in control for most of us. we're watching low—pressure to the south the channel islands there has been a few showers around. that will been a few showers around. that will be the case again as we go through wednesday while most places across the uk stay dry. the story of tonight's weather is clear initially for many of us. then cloud is increasing again through eastern scotland, eastern part england. that sum ploughed into the far south—west of england, a bit of patchy cloud in northern ireland as well. more of us dipping down into single figures compared with recent nights. it's go

people from ex igo city who do not want to fly through dallas and houston to fly to the west coast can fly into san diego and fly up the coast. we have just begun exploring the implications of this remarkable bridge across the wall. >> the bridge across the wall allows people in san diego to use the tijuana airport almost as though it were the san diego airport. the tijuana airport became san diego's international airport. by using creative public-private ventures and a lot of things i was able to get through. something that did not cost taxpayers but solved the incredibly needed problem. in brought us together unique ways. if you want a symbol of where the relationship is going, not because it is the mostor ing that has happened, i would put it in the top 10 or in unique ways. 15 one of the most important. it is one of the most visual, saying that bridge and realizing it was not driven by ideology, it was driven by too countries regions solving a problem. i have a quote from the mayor of san diego who is a republican in the book where he says do not talk about two cities, we talk abou

. >>> quick programming note a big interview on "squawk box" tomorrow paul tudor jones igoing tolive. that's tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. eastern time one of the great macro investors of our time commenting on all things in the news plus he has a new project that we're going to talk about. but up next, the tweet seen around the world trade tensions rise after the g7 summit and a series of tweets fired off by the president we're going to talk about what's next in the trade battle with former u.s. ambassadorhayman back in a moment if you are looking for a house, you should be looking for a mortgage. you could mortgage in the dark... or know the steps with better. you could mortgage like it is 1970... or do it now with better. uld hope you are getting the best price... or know you are, with better. you could mortgage on their time... or with better, on yours. you could pay their commission... or mortgage with better, and save. go to better.com to mortgage right. start by finding out how much house you can actually afford in just three minutes. >>> welcome back to "squawk box. president trump l

they're not going to look good and all these people tha think donald tru igo get away with everythingin in 2020 and just look at the ads, the flip flops, the lies, the distortions. it's all going to come out in the wash. >> well, yes and no, because it all is coming out right now in real time, and then you look at certain polls across the country and you have to wonder if the lying and distortions and sort of the -- like lack of moral compass in everything that he does and the deflecting and the race issues, my god, any other politician wouldn't survive a month of this. and yet he more than survives, so there's a part of me that worries that the country is being so desensitized and that there's a section of the population of the voting public that doesn't care, that has been so, i think, cast away by democrats and rlicans from the past several decades that we're stuck in this weird zone. at the same time, knowing donald trump, knowing him the way we used to know him and knowing his behavior and the way his brain works, if you read those tweets and you look at the way he's acting, this

i am now a boat enthusiast, igo tiller. i am now a boat enthusiast, i go everywhere by narrowboat.ow that people feel english if they live in england, about 80% of people who live in england say they have a strong english identity, but when you ask a slightly different question, do you feel proud to be english? that number falls to over 60%, and there is real variation. variation by age, so people who are older tend to feel more english than the young. it varies by the brexit vote, which identified a real divide. so those people who voted to leave a far more likely to feel english. three quarters of them say they feel strongly english compared to fewer than half of those who voted to remain in the eu. so it is an interesting identity, which in some senses kind of divides the population of england. thank you very much. we will be catching up with your little later on. be careful of those cyclists, i saw one shooting past you moment ago. if you're interested in the results of the survey from your area you can go to bbc.co.uk/englishquestion, and type in your postcode. and get in touc

the honourable gentleman and igo points.ignalled freie clearly that we believe strongly these need to be more clinically led, hence the appointment of a panel —— i have signalled very clearly. and we will consider how we handle these cases more effectively than in the past. can my right honourable friend give an assurance that having taken this important initiative, other similar cases will be treated with similar leniency now and not wait for the wheels of government to grind along slowly? i don't think the wheels of government have moved slowly this week at all, far from it, government have moved slowly this week at all, farfrom it, in response to an emergency request. we issued... studio: we will leave nick hurd there. his announcement that the government is establishing an expert panel of clinicians to advise on the medicinal and fits of cannabis, headed up by dame sally davies, the chief medical officer. he said the billy caldwell case had shone a light on the use of medicinal cannabis and highlighted the need to explor

. >> igo will into effect if china refuses to change pracces and goes through with new news of their own. >> an a plane carryg a world cup team as flames shot out of be fidor the h keat, a splash p. one park in d.c. has a warning to parents. >> yeah, aison and steve. it's the fact there may be raw sewage underground here that is getting int this there week you would lying to have 'll have the details when ns inf week you would lying to have 'll have the details when ns inf .ox pass mass >>:13 a live look outside this morning. i ought we may have cloud cover. if we get sun in there mraws 90 degrees it feels hotter. >> torture. >> get the details from tuck coming newspaper a minute. meantime, we told you the other day about roller coaster accident florida and now a lawsuit is penimng from three vict of that coaster accident. >> the three were severely injured after the coast are derailed atin amusement p daytona beach. tie vicfell 34 feet to the grouwi. th the few broken bones. safety inspectors are trying to determine the cause of the derailment. >> also waiting to hear from six flags