jo currie is at the queen elizabeth olympic park in london for us, and jo the action already under way? 15 minutes into the world cup, welcome to a sweltering hot in london olympic park. 100,000 tickets have been sold for the biggest women's sports event of the year. the match has kicked off behind me. it is germany against south africa. germany already have a 1—0 lead. all eyes a re germany already have a 1—0 lead. all eyes are going to be on the hosts, england. they are one of the big favourites coming back. they are ranked second. they are the reigning olympic champions. they have not had a bad year so far, having claimed a bronze medal at the comrade games earlier this year. —— bronze medal at the comrade games earlierthis year. —— —— commonwealth games. they are battling it out to get their hands on that world cup trophy. the

it's being held in the olympic park in london, which is where we find jo currie. jo, plenty to look forward to and i'm there will be pressure the golden girls of the 2016 rio 0lympics. a landmark turning point for the sport. commentator: that is the golden goal! great britain have won the 0lympic gold—medal! goal! great britain have won the olympic gold-medal! definitely more recognisable faces then we have been, it seems strange to get spotted in a supermarket or asked foran spotted in a supermarket or asked for an autograph on a train, it's seems mad still but it's great. the hockey team. . .! returning seems mad still but it's great. the hockey team...! returning to a hero's welcome, the team's success brought them recognition, opportunities and even an appointment at the palace. two years on and the players have another opportunity to become history makers once again. the women's hockey world cup comes here to london tomorrow and over 100,000 tickets have been sold. they are adding to the

jo black, bbc news.accused of being "almost complict" in sexual abuse across the sector, in a damning report by mps. the international development committee says the delivery of aid has been subverted by sexual predators — and that there's been a "culture of denial" since revelations that workers for oxfam paid for sex while helping victims of the 2010 earthquake in haiti. charities have welcomed the report, and oxfam concedes it has "further to go." here's our special correspondent, lucy manning. the charity workers were supposed to bring help, not abuse. they were supposed to bring aid, not exploitation. but when people were at their most vulnerable, they could not rely on their rescuers. haiti, the aftermath of the earthquake in 2010. an investigation by the times earlier this year discovered 0xfam had covered up its staff using sex workers, exploiting vulnerable women and girls. those who highlighted sexual abuse allegations were ignored. there just wasn't the internalised acknowledgement of quite ho

it and in los angeles nbc news correspondent jo ling kent. jo, i want to start with you just to take a look at the policies here and to help explain why it is that these things are getting passed along. how much are everyday consumers start to feel these tariffs in their own pocketbooks? when we saw the last quarter had higher growth, the president's been tweeting about the economy, experts saying, look, it's because we're about to turn around and feel the economic impact of this. >> that was because of soybean applications that happened last quarter. what we can expect going forward is kind of a mixed reaction. we've been out reporting all across the country looking at the different impacts from soybeans to aluminum, to cars, even lobsters vaughn hillyard has reported on. it remains to be seen what the actual impact will be. right now there is a lot of concern about how the increased costs will actually be passed down. but some of these manufacturers and some of these farmers are are also saying they are willing to take this and stomach this

jo black reports.day afternoon in high wycombe and jo rand is sitting on a bench in the town centre. a few feet away from here, general webster is threatening another man with a bottle of high—strength sulphuric acid while attempting to steal his bike. the man panics and kicks the bottle away. it hitsjo‘s leg as the birds fly away and she is sprayed with acid and as it starts to burn, she runs away to get help. moments later, webster goes to retrieve the bottle of acid, puts on a balaclava and leaves the scene. jo suffered 5% burns and although she was released from hospital, she developed sepsis and died 11 days later. lots of doctors there just looking at us and they said, "i'm afraid we can't do any more forjoanne, "we are going to have to turn all the machines off. "come and say goodbye." we watched the life drain out of her, it was the most horrendous day of my life. of all of our lives. sentencing webster for manslaughter, thejudge told him thatjoanne rand had only been 47 when she died and that

jo, thanks forjoining us. jo pavey, thanks forjoining us. jo pavey, thank you. of houses in your area? some groups have taken matters into their own hands, by building affordable homes for local people. it's been such a success that the government wants to see it happen more often, so it's given the community housing fund a cash boost, as ben has been finding out. it might be beautiful, but it's expensive. in lyme regis, house prices have soared. they're up nearly 30% in a decade. and it means most ordinary people are priced out. but keith, his wife, lorna, and friend, robert, have decided to do something about it. they've set up what's known as the community land trust. i hope it will be great to put something back. it all started back in 2012. they were granted funding to get through the planning process. now they manage 15 properties that will always be rented out to local people at a big discount. will always be rented out to local people at a big discountlj will always be rented out to local people at a big discount. i reckon sized over the years that the m

jo wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel.

jo konta knows wimbledon‘s highs and lows. on centre court today, she was floored. she was swatted.lkova of slovakia bossed this match. as konta conceded, the british number one couldn't really get going, and in straight sets she was gone. katie boulter did herselfjustice against the world number 18, but naomi osaka beat her in straight sets. goodbye to her, too. kyle edmund — it's over to you. well, relax. edmund — at the bottom of the screen — largely controlled bradley klahn, forcing the american into mistakes. edmund is seeded 21, and by the end of his straight sets win centre court was believing in him. reserved by nature, edmund is now the centre of attention. if you're a british player at wimbledon, you sense that expectation. itjust grows around you. whether it inspires or intimidates, there's no escaping it. and edmund's next opponent? the three—time champion, novak djokovic. it's notjust about the world cup on saturday, you know. joe wilson, bbc news, at wimbledon. that's it from us. newsnight‘s starting over on bbc two. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm tim hague, comi

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james, jo, thank you for that. —— it will be a lesson for us all.c news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. a big thank you to my guests, james rampton from the independent and the political commentator, jo—anne nadler. goodbye. perux pelloux there. very good evening to you. we're seeing the weather developed quite a bit at the moment. there's a lump of cloud working into the south—west approaches, let me show you this cloud —— hello. you can geta show you this cloud —— hello. you can get a sense of how quickly this system is developing. it's reactive rating a weather front we have in england and wales right now and showers widespread across wales, the midlands and northern england at the moment. further south through the night we'll see an area of rain that will likely form around central, southern england and the south midlands and this will become heavy and squally and will tend to push into east anglia and the south—east of england

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for sunday "today," jo ling kent, san francisco. >>> jo, thank you very much. >>> next, harry smi doingl place most of us likely never will travel on our own.ft >> a couple of days on the road, you can't help but feel lucky. maybe blessed even to l able to see this. >> and later, a life well lived. the midwestern governor who welcomed refugees to his state when that wasn't such a popular idea. stl a chance here. it's willingham, edge of the box, willin shoots... goooooooaaaaaaaallllllll! that...was...magic. willingham tucks it in and puts the championship to bed. sweet dreams, nighty night. as long as soccer players celebrate with a slide, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. pressure, what pressure? players on the... capital one and hotels.com are giving venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. brrrr! i have the chills. because of all those miles? and because ice... is cold. what's in your wallet? >>> thealton highway in alaska is one of the most notorious roads and als

jo, thank you so much for bringing us up to date.apest this afternoon for the hungarian grand prix and that may not help lewis hamilton. the world champion will start on pole for the race after excelling in the wet conditions at the hungaroring. teammate valtteri bottas will be alongside him, with the ferraris on the second row. the race starts just after two o'clock. manchester united bossjose mourinho admits he wouldn't have paid to watch his side in their preseason 4—1 defeat to liverpool. the world cup means many of his first choice players are still on holiday and he wasn't too impressed by those he picked if i was them, i wouldn't come. i wouldn't come, i wouldn't spend my money to see these teams. i wouldn't spend my money. for example, i was watching something on the television today, was chelsea against inter. the people in nice decided the beach was better than this, and they went to the beach, they didn't go to that game, the stadium was empty. you can see all the other results from the pre—season friendlies on the bbc spo

here's our correspondent jo black.urday afternoon in high wycombe and jo rand is sitting on a bench in the town centre. nearby, and right next to other shoppers and families, xeneral webster is threatening another man with a bottle of high—strength sulphuric acid. the man panics and kicks the bottle away. it hitsjo‘s leg and she is sprayed with the liquid and as it starts to burn, she runs away to get help. moments later, webster goes and picks up the bottle of acid, puts on a balaclava and leaves the scene. jo suffered 5% burns and although she was released from hospital, she developed sepsis and died 11 days later. lots of doctors just looking at us and they said, "i'm afraid we can't do any more forjoanne, we are going to have to turn all the machines off. come and say goodbye." we just stood there, we watched the life drain out of her, her body shutting down. we just watched her die and it was the most horrendous day of my life. of all of our lives. xeneral webster now has to face the consequences of his actions, b

because it was a jo bro double date. it was a three-hour date, jonas-style.l wearing the gold ring matching chopra, still had a smile on his face. kevin, he was kind of the fifth wheel. you have could the date night out a pre-birthday celebration. priyanka turns 36 tomorrow. >> for my birthday, i'm going on a getaway. >> yes, these two are getting serious and the jo bros seem to approve of nick's older woman. priyanka was just in new york where she wrapped shooting isn't it romantic, doing this dance scene with liam hemsworth and rebel wilson. then off to london. >> when you love somebody, care about somebody, making them feel special is the most important thing. ♪ >> so why the pda? nick told us himself. >> on many levels you end up trying to hide the relationship or do things to keep it private. but it actually puts more stress on the relationship. >> yes, i applaud this, nick. when you're in love you want to scream it from the rooftops. >>> all right, the last time we saw priyanka in london she went solo to prince harry and meghan markle's wedding. could s

t has >> reporter: this is jo ling kent.he world's largest social network is struggling in its battle against fake profiles. thoblem has become so big, that facebook says it's disabl 1.3 billion fake profiles over the past year. police officer justin tierney was killed in the line of duty at22 yearsold. a year later as the community d, mour fake profile with his photo appeared on facebook. >> i couldn't believe that somebody would stoop that low. they had created a facebook profile p stating that he was married, that he was from iowa. and that he was currently working at the kansas city, kansas police department. >> the chief of police says he contacted facebook to remove the fake profile. >> our response from facebook has been zero. >> reporter: nbc news found dozens of cases can of cyber thieves using stolen ite identities to create fake facebooks. page this week, a counsel plan flend his prof plastered across sites. a womanot stole p of a woman's twins on facebook. >> she chaeged names, birthday. >> reporter: facebook is

what transpired was that one mp, jo swinson, the liberal democrat who is on maternity leave, she wasnot have voted because she would not be there. it turned out that the close votes, brandon lewis did in fact vote. jo swinson is very angry saying that this was a breach of an agreement, this was a cold, an arrangement between parties. brandon lewis said it was an honest mistake, made in hectic circumstances. he said he did not mean to do it and julian smith, the chief whip apologise, saying this was not meant to happen. here is a bit of brandon lewis being asked about it. what happened last night with the pairing incident? what happened? why did you not stick to the agreement? you went through the division lobbies. what happened? you're not going to answer our questions? some mps do not believe it was a mistake. what is your response? was really a mistake that you went through the division lobbies? i will text you at six. theresa may also said that it was done as a mistake. she was asked about it yesterday and she said it was not good enough, but it was done asa was not good enough, b

why didn't you stick to the agreement with jo swinson? you we nt the agreement with jo swinson?at is your response to that? was it really a mistake that you went through the division lobbies? theresa may also said it was an error, she said it wasn‘t good enough, but it was done in error. there is some consideration of looking at proxy voting instead of this arrangement. what happened this morning, there were further reports saying that in fact, three tory mps had been asked by the chief whip julian smith to break their pairing arrangements. so they were a number of different arrangements going on between mps of different parties on that evening on tuesday, and there we re that evening on tuesday, and there were reports this morning suggesting that three tory mps have in fact been asked about that pairing arrangement because of just been asked about that pairing arrangement because ofjust how tight the votes were. there were more than one or two votes in it but they were very close. those were raised earlier today. it isa raised earlier today. it is a deep regret to me that that

jo ling kent nbc news. >>> the ongoing trade war with china is having a negative impact on many u.s. companies including many big name brands. and you may end up paying the price. nbc newsllieackson has the story. p onreporter: president a tour detrade defending his controversial tariffs. >> the u.s. steel is back. >> reporter: that's easy to do in front of this group, steel workers helped by his steel and aluminum tariffs but many more industries use metal than make it and they are feeling the pinch from measures other countries are slapping on the u.s. including coca-cola, which says it's raising soda prices. >> it flows through the supply chain in all sorts of different ways and ultimately thanks will have to pass through. >> reporter: it's not just manufacturers hurting despite the promise to make farmers great again, many are waiting. >> they took beans down $2 a bushel. that's a 20% pay cut. that's huge. >> reporter: he needs something to happen soon, so does nicole who says a $12 billion aid package administration announced isn't enough for her farm. >> it's a temporary fix. i

nbc business jo ling kent explains. >> reporter: julie frye says she's looking to revv up her ride. >> you kind of get sick of driving the same car every day. >> reporter: when she learned of a new car leasing program that gives her the ability to change her car every two weeks, she put the pedal to the metal. > have a lot of yard work coming up and i will have to flip into a pickup truck. >> reporter: with fewer millennials behind the wheel, car companies are trying to break the mold on traditional leasing and buying. ford and cadillac and volvo are starting car subscriptions allowing you to swap cars in and out of your local dealership when you want. >> when my car gets dirty, i can just flip it. >> the changes that people want a more seamless changes from start to finish. >> reporter: more veengs -- convenience means more money. $950 a month gets her delivery, maintenance and choice of 40 cars. experts say watch out for high sign-up fees. >> automakers are charging a premium for subscription services because you get convenience and flexibility, all priced in. >> reporter: a changin

jo reporting there from naples. takeaway any time soon. that's your lot for this week and coming up next week... christa heads to amsterdam to find out how boats, once crammed with migrants making death—defying voyages across the mediterranean, are now being used to show tourists the city's world—famous canals. it is written that there was more than 76 person on the last trip of this boat. make sure you join us for that if you can and don't forget you can follow us on social media. all the details are on the screen. but for now, from all of us here in trafalgar square, it is goodbye. hello. these have a hit when it goes on. in other dry day on saturday. this was a picture taken in cambridge, cambridge. you will be fairly similar through sunday afternoon was in part here and there. over the next few days, it is looking dry. many of us, strong sunshine around still. high pressure keeping things generally dry and subtle. a weather front sitting across the far north—west on sunday, bringing more cloud and if you spots o

jo reporting there from naples.she will not be ordering takeaway any time soon. that's your lot for this week and coming up next week... christa heads to amsterdam to find out how boats, once crammed with migrants making death—defying voyages across the mediterranean, are now being used to show tourists the city's world—famous canals. it is written that there was more than 76 person on the last trip of this boat. make sure you join us for that if you can and don't forget you can follow us on social media. all the details are on the screen. but for now, from all of us here in trafalgar square, it is goodbye. hello. it is shaping up to be yet another sunny saturday for most of us. another sunny saturday for most of us. in fact, the weekend as a whole brings plenty more dry weather with lots of hot sunshine. there is a bit of cloud around. some coastal cloud. sea breezes developing coaster the close. —— close to the coast. the odd spot of drizzle in scotland and northern ireland but for most of us, a semi—story for the

our business correspondent jo ling kent has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, amazon not quite primed for its much anticipated day of sales. the online shopping giant's site crashing just minutes into 36 hours of deep discounts. we got exclusive access into amazon's prime dearlayarr this month where they said everything was under control. >> this is like our super bowl. >> reporter: instead of products people saw apology puppies. shoppers outraged, t working to resolve the issue quickly. this slow start could threaten the estimated $3.6 billion amazon is expected to rake in on prime day alone. what's an outage do to amazon's overall business on prime day? >> every minute counts for amazon being down on amazon prime day. they are literally losing millions of dollars the longer the site stays down. >> reporter: the overall amazon effect isn't all bad news for competitor who is saw their sales jump 35% on prime day last year. some may end up take advantage of the glitch. target, walmart, and ebay rolling out their own low prices hoping to entice those without prime. jo ling kent, nbc new

the lost power is based on the country's oil richness we went back to visit him on jo-jo easy at his workplace in the persian gulf it's risky in light of years of economic sanctions helicopters and airplanes are more prone to crash. the u.s. policies are hitting iran's oil production particularly hard although. iran was able to improve its sales over the past years their refineries are in a disastrous state they're in urgent need of foreign investment. traces of the iraqi bombing campaign from the one nine hundred eighty s. can still be seen today will the trumpet administration start the bombing again can the e.u. do anything better than just wait and see. the wealthy move us aren't as affected by international pressure. it hurts simple iranians like him on judge i.e. much more it's gotten harder and harder for him to plan his future his country has been in a state of emergency since his birth. i love a fight i probably. have a problem. our president. but yes i get and that is. far i. have. many and iran are proud that differing opinions can still be published in their country but f

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jo reporting there from naples.e she will not be ordering takeaway any time soon. that's your lot for this week and coming up next week... christa heads to amsterdam to find out how boats, once crammed with migrants making death—defying voyages across the mediterranean, are now being used to show tourists the city's world—famous canals. it is written that there was more than 76 person on the last trip of this boat. make sure you join us for that if you can and don't forget you can follow us on social media. all the details are on the screen. but for now, from all of us here in trafalgar square, it is goodbye. good evening, the midsummer heatwave continues. another hot and sunny day, many parts of the country seeing tempered as above 30 degrees. this is st ives, a beautiful day. it has been cooler around the coasts with sea breezes. here you can see some fair weather cloud that's been bubbling up. a fair bit of cloud this evening tonight and over parts of scotla nd this evening tonight and over parts of scotland into

jo ling kent, nbc news, new york. >> four years after the notoous death of eric garner, a significantnnouncement by the n.y.p.en. the depar says officer daniel who allegedly choked garner to death will face disciplinary hearings by september. he was captured on video putting the 43-year-old unarmed man in an apparent choke hold during an arrest in staten island. he was allegedly approached for pedaling loose cigarettes. garner was heardea rdly saying, i can't breathe, later dying in the hospital. the n.y.d. says it has run out of patients with federal authorities indecision about whether to bring a criminal case. a sentiment echoed b activists and garner's family. >> this case is a watershed ce police misconduct in this nation. and the justice department hed fao address it in a criminal case. >> garner's mother is seen right there on the right also demands all otherfficers involved should also be disciplined. the n.y.p.d. is giving feds til the endf august to take action before it takes the matter into their own hands. >> brush fires continue to sweep southern california as it swelter

jo reporting there from naples.ill not be ordering takeaway any time soon. that's your lot for this week and coming up next week... christa heads to amsterdam to find out how boats, once crammed with migrants making death—defying voyages across the mediterranean, are now being used to show tourists the city's world—famous canals. it is written that there was more than 76 person on the last trip of this boat. make sure you join us for that if you can and don't forget you can follow us on social media. all the details are on the screen. but for now, from all of us here in trafalgar square, it is goodbye. hello there. it's been a remarkable run of hot weather really. temperatures over the last five days somewhere in the uk have pushed over the 30 degrees celsius mark, and yesterday it was the turn of kew in west london to push above the 30—degree mark. 31 degrees celsius the top temperature yesterday. many areas did see some decent spells of sunshine. this was the scene in norfolk during monday, but further north—eastw

jo currie was following today's stage. a maiden tour de france title in his sights. chance to be crowned champion — something no welshman has ever done. commentator: geraint thomas closing in on history. just the 31 kms time trial stood between him and sporting immortality. chris froome started the day in fourth. his chance of a joint record fifth title realistically over before today's stage. world time trial champion, and the biggest threat to thomas's potential crown, tom dumoulin, took up the challenge. the vultures were circling but the title was still within thomas's grasp. not even a slip—up could deter him. whilst in the latter stages, the welshman‘s legs started to show the strain, he crossed the line in a time worthy of a winner. it isa it is a whirlwind, and across the line, there was massive emotion, and now it will take a while to sink in. i'm hearing the stories about what it is like back home in wales, but i have not let any of that in, i've no idea what it is like. i'm some sort of idea but it is just insane. tomorrow, the processionalfinale tradition

that's not my jo so is what it is. >> is there a risk that vladimir putin could have recorded it? >> that risk is always there. , >> and hours aft president trump seemed to deny russia was still trying to meddle on in u.s. elec >> is russia still targeting the u.s., mr. president? >> press, let's go. make your way out. >> no, you don't believe that to be the case? >> fbi director chris wray telling me. >> my view has not changed, which is that russia attempted to last election and that he continues to engage in influence operations to this day. >> aimed at ouli cal system? >> aimed at discord and divisiveness to this country. >> i asked wray if he quitting.idered there are stories you threatened to resign. >> i'm a low key under stated guy but that should not be mistaken for what my spine is made out of.e le -- i'll just leave it at that. >> okay. and wray weighing in on the idea of a russian offer allow u.s. prosecutors to travel to moscow to watch questioning of russian agents under u.s. indictment. would you ever invision -- envision a sion a world where you would allow suspect

jo ling kent nbc news. >>> an american treasury with homes and buildings in california. a spreading wildfire emptied yosemite national park and triggered mass evacuations. tonight wildfires fueled by record heat are sweeping up and down the region witli rnia declaring a state of emergency. our miguel almaguer is in the fire zone. ig>> reporter: tont on both ends of the rsstate, firefighte in california are losing the battle to save eomes. theselosive conditions fueled in part by record-breaking heat. se >> i'm just and scared. >> reporter: the most dangerous fire in the state threatening 5300 structures and an er amican jewel, the ferguson fire is just a few miles from yosemite national park. the rugged terrain so dangerous, a firefighter has been killed here. how dangerous is this fire? >> extremely dangerous. so explosive and unpredictable that it puts us in a really ous situation. >> reporter: with d yosemite shutown and tourists evacuated, the park's iconic beauty is shrouded in choking smoke. camp grounds, yosemite falls and the valley floor eerily quiet.fi tht time

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way to juventus after they've agreed to pay real madrid a reported £105 million. 0ur sports reporter jothe end of an era, what a sensational nine years it's been for ronaldo at the bernabeau. bringing down the curtain on a remarkable real madrid career and he leaves with plenty of silverware for top four champions league trophies, top four champions league trophies, to la liga titles, and of course individually he has those five ballon d'or trophies. he leaves as that top goal—scorer. across nine yea rs of that top goal—scorer. across nine years of crap. he will go down as one of the greatest players they've ever had. and what about the timing to let him go, a big part in them winning the champions league for the fourth year on the trot and we've all seen the form he was in at the world cup. he is not coming to the end, still very much at the top of his game, scoring both for goals of the world cup. but he will be 3a by the end of this season and the question i think real madrid would've asked is how much longer he can go on at that level. 33 is old for some players andi level. 33 is ol

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jo route scored an unbeaten century.p crumbled earlier on. serena match in england's weber it looks like tuesday's final will be the decider. it is still the same man wearing the leader's yellow jersey at the tour de france after stage eight. an overall advantage of seven seconds ahead of wales's athlete. another sprint finish today but mark cavendish is struggling for form and ended up in seventh place. he still hasn't won a stage this year. this page was run by the a dodge sprinter. his second in a row. the defending champion chris broome finished in the main bunch and his 12th overall. there is one football story for you away from the world cup. chelsea have confirmed their new manager. the former nappy boss replaces antonio conte on a three—year deal and says he hopes to provide some entertaining football for the bands they will be competing for the bands they will be competing for trophies at the end of the season. the two—time 0lympic medallist led at the start of the five k but could not hold of their wgs leader w

we get the latest from nbc's jo ling kent. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: tonight, tornadoes ripping through iowa, leaving catastrophic damage in their wake. >> oh, my god! stop! >> the high school just got taken apart! >> reporter: 50 miles northeast of des moines, a state of emergency declared. twisters flattening buildings. nearby, a flag collapsing in the winds. >> is it coming this way? >> reporter: structures demolished as residents raced to escape. >> we're trying to outrun it. oh, my goodness. >> reporter: other cars didn't fare as well. piled up in a parking lot as power lines fell. with the area under tornado warnings, police going door to door, checking on residents. >> so that's my parents' house down there. and this thing just ripped, ripped through this street. oh, my god. >> reporter: the national weather service also reporting vehicles missing. gas and power lines down. the severe weather stretches from iowa to arkansas, with kansas city, st. louis, and little rock among the cities in the risk area, threatening some 13 million p

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jo and paul married with a room full of happy guests.of swedish fans. we're here on vacation, so we make a quick stop here at... blackburn. yeah! and how's it going? not so good right now. it was about to get worse. wild cheering. while england fans were celebrating... # it's coming home #. brazil were going home. germany, spain, portugal have already gone. and outside the ground in russia, england fans were starting to dream. we're going to go all the way, we're gonna win it and we're gonna bring it home. at the end of the day, england's where football came from. so it's coming home. it is coming home! it's coming home! football is coming home! is that a piano i can hear? # it's coming home...#. andrew lloyd webber with the accompaniment to the song of this world cup. they were singing it in san francisco... in singapore... in peterborough... and on the streets the camden in north london. is football coming home? it might be. 0f of course it is. and the weather is pretty good as well. here is ben roach. hello again, if the heat is getti

and by the frontline urnalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support fromll millicent through the millicent and eugene bell foundation. narrator: jiro ishimaru is a journalist tryinto expose what kim jong un's regime wants to hide: the secret world of the north kore people. he has an undercover network which cortly films life inside the country. (translated): obviously, it's an extremely dangerou thing to do. in north korea, even filming de everyday life is cond a form of political treason. if they are caught filming, they'd be cked up and may never be let out again. narrator: even filming on the chinese side of the border is illegal. narrator: the people who work for jiro smuggle their footage across the tumen river, which divides china from north kor. the north korean border guards have been known to shoot to kill. the border has become even more tightly controlled since kim jong un took over as supreme leader two years ago, the third ruler in the kim dynasty after his fathernd grandfather. he inherited the world's most isolate

jo, the action already under way?cup got under way about one hour ago. this is the lee valley hockey stadium london, sweltering heat today. 0ver stadium london, sweltering heat today. over 100,000 stadium london, sweltering heat today. 0ver100,000 tickets have been sold for the biggest women's sporting event in the world this year. then there are germany are leading south africa 2—1. in one hour, all eyes will be on england, one of the big favourites to lift the new world cup trophy. they are ranked second in the world and if you think back to 2016, as part of great britain, they are the reigning 0lympic champions. they are not having a bad 2018 having already claimed the bronze medal at the commonwealth games on the gold coast of australia just a few months ago. england are one of 16 teams aiming to lift the world cup trophy. the biggest threat will come from the netherlands, the world champions and world number ones are also at the european champions. england start theircampaign european champions. england start the

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