the story of jean hill there.e about the contaminated blood scandal and the accou nts contaminated blood scandal and the a ccou nts of contaminated blood scandal and the accounts of others by going to the bbc website. hundreds of people are missing and an unknown number dead after a dam collapsed in south east laos. the hydroelectric dam had been under construction as it gave way late on monday, it sent flash floods through six villages. more than six and half thousand people have been made homeless. the former archbishop of canterbury, george carey, has admitted he failed the victims of former bishop peter ball, a convicted sex abuser. carey told an independent inquiry into child sexual abuse that he should have passed letters to the police alleging sexual abuse by ball back in 1992. instead ball was allowed to continue officiating in the church of england and abusing more victims. our religion editor martin bashir reports. this is not how 82—year—old lord carey planned to reflect on his tenure as archbishop of c

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jean hill's story. and you can read more about the contaminated blood scandal, and the accounts of others who were affected, at bbc.co.uk/stories. the british divers who helped to rescue 12 boys from a flooded cave in thailand, have been thanked by theresa may at downing street. the boys themselves have been preparing to spend time in a buddhist monastery, to thank those who freed them. chi chi izundu has the story. her report contains flash photography. it is just one of a series of ceremonies of thanks the rescued thai boys will now participate in. in thailand, 11 have become novice buddhists. as is customary, the boys have had their head shaved. for nine days, a thai lucky number, they will meditate, pray and clean their temple as well as paying tribute to the diver who lost their life trying to save theirs. how many of you? 13? the coach and 12 boys spent two weeks trapped in the cave network before a complicated mission to free them was launched. this afternoon at number ten, the british rescuers w

hills: good did join you. what does president trump want and what does jean-claude juncker want? s: president trump said he was focused on bilateral deficit and he put tariffs on some key sectors. wantsk president juncker to keep markets open and i hope that they create some kind of a format for moving forward to open markets, because you don't win my closing markets. in fact, we already suffered from the uncertainty. david: the president has opened the door to that, saying we should eliminate all tariffs. most people think that's not quite realistic. is there realistic process we could come up with lower tariffs and can the eu do that just with united dates without including other countries on multilateral deals? ambassador hills: no, the wto requires you to give national treatment, nondiscrimination in the global trade. unless you have a free-trade agreements. that covers a lot of issues. i had hoped that we would of stayed in the transpacific partnership and created a template for moving forward trade with other trading partners, but we didn't. but we can't do selective i'm goi

let's talk, jean, about what is happening on capitol hill with jim jordan and the freedom caucus.re, i guess, on their part that they believe the department of justice is withholding information. the department of justice says that's just not true. >> absolutely. i mean, these are talk points that we've heard coming from these congressmen, in particular, and those in the freedom caucus. i think part of their frustration as a result to some of the conversation regarding impeachment of trump picking up after the summit last week in finland. but, also, this is a group of people who really are playing to their base. we saw the polling earlier showing how many republicans, especially conservative republicans just really do not support this investigation. and i think they want them to know that they hear them and that they're taking their concerns with them to washington. >> eugene, sit figtight, if you can. new polls out of the midwest raising some eyebrows in the white house this morning. we'll be right back on "morning joe." is this at&t innovations? yeah, wow..this must be for one o

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jean casarez, thank you very much. important update for us. we are waiting. in just moments -- let's listen to peter strzok on capitol hill do you swear that the testimony that you are about to give shall the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do. >> thank you. let the record show that the witness answered in the affirmative. mr. peter strzok is a deputy assistant director of the human resources division of the fbi. mr. strzok has worked at the fbi for approximately 22 years. prior to his current assignment, he was a deputy assistant director in the counterintelligence division. it was his assignment in that division that brings him before the committees today, as we continue our investigation. your written statement will be entered into the record in its entirety, and we ask you summarize your testimony in five minutes to. to help you stay within that time, there is a timing light on the table. when the light turn reds, it signals your five minutes have expired. mr. strzok, you may begin. >> chairman goodlatte and gowdy, ranking members, thank you for the opportunity to testify before

jeans. >> yeah. >> smaller purchases. let's keep it like that. all right. let's talk about what's going on weather wise. here's a look at the east bay hillsse coming up as we have low clouds and stratus there that are going to be lighted from underneath or lit from underneath by the sun. a time lapse rolling on that right now. high clouds and haze, average to below average highs to the coast. we will see this pattern repeat pretty much every day this week with a little bit of cooling coming to our inland neighborhoods. talk san francisco, and you can see the cloud cover hard to come by. mid 50s and to 60 at 4:00, low to mid 60s on the bayside where we will see more in the eastbou in the east bay, partly sunny, richmond and berkeley and oakland and 70s about everywhere else. on the peninsula waking up cloudy this morning and mostly sunny at noon and then partly sunny because of those high clouds in the afternoon hours. 68 at millbrae to 80 redwood city. only upper 50s to low 60s along the coast. in the south bay waking up mostly cloudy but high clouds and sunshine this afternoon, from 78 in sunnyvale, 90s around morgan hill and gilroy. fog

hill: yes, he did. he said the only people that knew was him, peggy, his wife jean, and the woman at the hair shop.'t play much of a part, but she knew it was going to happen. josh mankiewicz: no evidence was offered to buttress that charge-- no incriminating e-mails, no cell phone records, no suspicious money transfers. the question of brenna douglas' possible involvement in her husband's murder was simply left hanging in the air for everyone to ponder. state's next witness is keith ogden. josh mankiewicz: next the prosecutor presented the story of a gun. keith ogden, a retired las vegas lawman, told the court that jim huden came to his home in late october 2003, just two months before russel douglas was killed, to talk about a gun jim had just purchased. he told me that he purchased it from somebody in the newspaper in las vegas. did you ever see it? keith ogden: yes, sir. when jim huden brought it over to my house to show me-- show him how to use it. please raise your right hand. josh mankiewicz: a ballistics expert testified that the bullet taken from russel douglas' head came from jim huden's

goes head-to-head on trade with eu leader jean-claude juncker at the white house while secretary of state mike pompeo gears up for a debate over russia on capitol hillday for autos. u.s.of the biggest carmakers, general motors and fiat, cutting their outlook says tariffs take their toll. all eyes are on ford, which post bell.s after the closing and deutsche bank ceo christian slating tells us why he is considering expanding again, months after making some big cuts. holdingpresident trump trade talks right now with european commission president jean-claude juncker. he had made some comments as well, lisa, saying that jean-claude juncker is a very smart and tough man and we are looking to have a good trade deal. youngblood juncker says of trump says ofclaude juncker trump we are allies, not enemies. bit of a blipee a upward in the dow jones, but nothing substantial, as people believe some of the phrasing out of this, that we believe in fewer tariffs rather than more. let's get to kevin cirilli, who is live at the white house. kevin, how serious are these two leaders in reducing tariffs across the board? kevin: well president trump says tariffs are a g

jean-claude juncker agreed no retaliation. president trump said both sides will work towards zero tariffs. meanwhile, the eu will buy more american soybeans and liquefied natural gas. on capitol hilltepped up their threat to impeach deputy attorney general robert rosenstein. they say he has ignored their demands for documents about the russia and hillary clinton investigations. 11 lawmakers have introduced impeachment legislation. over in pakistan, former cricket star's as won most seats. as grant results stand, he would have to meet with independent lawmakers to form a coalition. china is taking another step to ease the pressure from its deleveraging campaign. bloomberg has learned that the people's bank of china told some banks that specific capital requirements will be eased to support lending. that is aimed at cutting off an economic slowdown. fromng itself apart rivals. it has given the green light for copper mining in peru.we spoke with anglo american 's ceo who said investors are still being rewarded. payoutnnounced a 40% ratio. we always look at options we have available to us. we are continuing to get it down. we expect it will continue over the next 18 months, so that is