yes jonathan ball professor at the university of nottingham thank you very much some sports now in formula one dutchman. german grand prix and secured his 2nd wind of the season after mistakes from race leader lewis hamilton in wet conditions so boston federal produce a stunning display coming from last to finish 2nd. and wanting to double your news life from thailand next up as the world stories make sure to stay tuned for that. the world is getting more simple. lawyers could sastre views among the problems. the global $3000.00 talks would seem of british researchers who take a more optimistic view of the world is not always a good point but it's much much better than it was. is the world really getting better koku. a global $3000.00 special reports. starts august 19th sundays of. this week on the world stories. italy and ireland tale. spain heading to the moon. but we begin in south africa for gang violence is a growing problem in cape town over 900 people have been murdered this year alone the government is now putting soldiers on the streets. on the receiving end marching for peace rig

for more let's bring in jonathan ball professor from molecular biology at the university of nottingham mr ball thanks for joining w have a tie this is preventable it's treatable and still shocking numbers of people suffer from it and many don't survive an infection what's holding us back why can't we get it under control. there are several faxes come into play and the. elimination strategy of identified fine if ways that they hope to prevent future problems and the future burden caused by scientists particularly if you're out he said hepatitis b. and have to see how does isis be we have an effective vaccine so one of the biggest challenges for the w.h.o. is to. ensure that they fascinate particularly young babies preferably into and show that 90 percent of babies are facts and science is they not know prevents a lot of infections similarly one of the big problems with science beyond have to see is these viruses and they can be transmitted through plane on star needles often in many parts of the needles of really used for medical practices a big challenge is to ensure that sterile needl

and josie goes one on one with the goalie but rolls the ball wide the mistake would prove costly mexico scores the only goal in the match as jonathan does santos goes up top in the 73rd minute they take home gold cup glory winning 1-0. >>> meteorologist bill karins joins us with some heat. >> sooner or later i off not to85 degrees, once again today. in areas in anchorage. you can see on the map here, the colors here. the areas of red show you where the hottest conditions are interior sections of alaska and fairbanks around 85. one thing that is interesting is it very cool in areas of northern canada. not just like everywhere is warm just concentrated over areas of alaska and hasn't budged and going to stay that way for the next two days and then we geton still a little hot in the desert southwest. by your standards, a little cooler than normal even hawaii has some active weather this week. the remnants of what was hurricane barbara is dpoeg to mo move through with > five peoplen draws ar galloping through the streets. three people were said to have been gored and twoed with head . the festival lasts nine days with a bull run each m

ball wide. the mistake would prove costly mexico scores the only goal in the match, as jonathan dos santos goes up top in the 73rd minute the u.s. men can't follow the women's lead losing 1-nil. >> an explosion tares through a mall in south florida. investigators comb through piles of debris after the blast left over 20 people injured in the city of plantation witnesses say the aftermath looked apocalyptic here with the details is morgan chesky>> reporter: new images c the astounding aftermath a south florida shopping center unrecognizable >> building explodes >> reporter: from a blast many couldn't believe they survived >> the windows are shattering and falling. a lot of dust all over the place. the fire sprinklers are coming on, fire alarm is going off, people are running everywhere. >> reporter: fire crews arrived to find the wounded walking through a massive debris field a scary deja vu for deputy chief joe gordon you're a new york guy. when you rolled up on this, did you have a deeper fear >> i had a few flash backs, i'll admit to that. >> reporter: he said the explosion centered around a

ball wide. the mistake would prove costly xico scores the only goal in the match, as jonathan dos santos goes upp in the 73rd minute e u.s. men can't follow the women's lead they lose 1-nil. >> well, just ahead, a bear takes an accidental joy ride in colorado but first, a hard-hit at home plate in the astros game reignites the debate for catcher safety you're watching "early tod." woo! wow! that's awesome! this 4th of julycelebrate in a new chevrolet. oh wow! they're all realcool cars. woo, i love it! i like those lights. look how beautiful thiss! i can't stop staring at it. spectacular deals are on display now at your local chevy dealer. wow! it's time to upgrade! now during thes ourth of july saleevent, current gm owners can get over fifty six hundred dollars below msrp on this equinox. the 4th of july sales event ends july 8th. brushing only reaches be25% of your mouth.quinox. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. in helpto prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. fo always g100. bring out the bold™ i had a few good tricks to help hide my bladder leak pad. like the old "tunic tug

ball? >> it comes down to the discussion, do they want to make insurance cuts? what are we ensuring ourselves against? jonathan discuss, we have peter tchir, iain stealey, and noelle corum of invesco. i want to begin with you. it is the number one question following the payrolls report. what does the jobs number on july 5 mean for the fed meeting on july 31? noelle: no doubt, the payrolls number was strong across the board but we don't think it means much. we think it definitely reduces the likelihood of 50 bps cut, which is priced in going into payrolls. in terms of the fed, communication will be key. they will either have to deliver a cut with markets that are doing well, but powell seemed to write that off in the q&a section at the june meeting -- or they will have to say they are not cutting but they are credible. also at the beginning of the year if you recall, they were pointing to inflation, lackluster inflation, and we think this is a regime shift for the fed and they will focus on inflation. the market has been challenging them on that. they started pricing in cuts way before trade tensions were even

ball found syndergaard. the padres 7-2 winners. not much time to think. you just have to react. >>> robbery in arizona. baltimore's jonathanwith a bid for a base hit. 5-2 winner which puts the diamondbacks back in a tie with the giants. in toronto, cleveland's carlos santana with the drive into foul territory. here comes the blue jays' gurriel timing things just right with a slide. and a catch. cleveland in a 4-0 shut out. >> what has happened with the giants? for a while there, they were horrible. >> they were dead and buried in the months of april and may. then they were personnel up, personnel down. the roster was being shuffled. they've gotten contributions from young guys. the veteran guys are starting to play a little bit better. we all knew they had a good bullpen. then they played very well recently. what's coming up though, about a three-week stretch that will define whether this is fool's gold or the real thing. we put it on the calendar. check back on august 12th. >> do you think they're going to trade madison bumgarner? ? you wouldn't right now. what does that say to your fans if you're in the middle of playing

ball. he is doing what he has done from the time he became a candidate. which he is trying to divide this country. >> jonathanw should democrats respond to this, and all these other racist comments that the president consistently makes against members of congress and people of color? >> they will have to do two things once. one i agree with the tactic that you can't ignore the president, either on twitter or at rallies, you name it. you cannot let the president's racist comments stand. they have to be pushed back against. we are americans here and this is not the america we want to live in or the america that the world has looked up to for 200 and something years. the other thing is that while democrats are not ignoring the president's words, they have to tell the country where they want to take the country. not just in terms of changing the tone but in terms of policies. we have people in this country who are -- say that they don't like what the president says or they don't like the tweets, but they like what he's doing. or in the post, in our story yesterday about the tactics here that one strategist was sa

jonathan la mere, is that good enough for the democratic basy. >> for some part of the base it might be. speaker pelosi remains in a tricky position. yesterday, i don't think moved the ball. if mueller had delivered a sort of home run performance like a galvanizing moment and moved the forces towards impeachment, there's one additional congress member that said she would be in favor of it. with respect to nadler employing nancy pelosi behind closed doors yesterday evening, she's putting the breaks on this. she wants to go along with this in a strong moral case can be made about impeachment. she's looking at politics here. she's looking at it perhaps impeachment without removal because the senate is not going to remove donald trump make him look more popular but she's looking ahead for what's best for her party in the next 18 or so months. i think there's a sense that she's always believed they will continue their investigations. there are funds to pursue. their focus should be if you want trump out you have to beat him at the ballot box next november. >> betsy, the other thing don ball argues, that democrats have fumbled their efforts to hold trump and his administration