clara: juan carlos entró al hospital con julián y salió con julián del hospital.pudieron removérselo. pero seis meses después, se le presentó una hernia estomacal y tampoco veía bien. clara: me fui con el neurólogo. tenía como especie de un tumor ahí. me dice: "no, hay que operarla, si no queda ciega". teresa: así que en dos años usted fue sometida a tres operaciones. clara: tres cirugías terribles. teresa: debido a las circunstancias, a juan carlos, quien es mesero en un restaurante, le tocó multiplicarse, ya que todos dependían de su sueldo. juan carlos: lo peor que uno puede hacer en la vida es sentarse ahí en un rincón a lamentarse y a decir que esto no--ya, eso se acabó. porque yo siempre hago así. vamos para adelante a ver qué pasa. teresa: hoy en día, clara está libre de cáncer. ¿usted cree que julián está vivo de milagro? clara: sí, yo sí creo que es un milagro y también digo que en parte, un 80 por ciento, fue juan carlos. julián: dios me puso a mis dos-- dos guardaespaldas en este mundo, que es mi hermano y mi mamá. juan carlos: y si yo tuviera el poder

supporters of julian us anja bent on pins and needles this week after reports surfaced that the clock is indeed ticking down on the wiki leaks founder is time inside the ecuadorian embassy after the new president of ecuador lennon marino implied as much as so much has been living inside the embassy since seeking political asylum back on june nineteenth two thousand and twelve that's over twenty two hundred days rumors abound that if expelled from the embassy assad could be arrested by u.k. police for skipping bail on a now drop swedish sexual assault charge and probably extradited to the united states to face long rumored charges on indictments earlier we were joined by a long time supporter of a sonder and wiki leaks activist and comedian randy credico. randi always a pleasure to have you on i want to start by asking where to things currently stand with the possible impending expulsion of julian assange from the ecuadorian embassy you know are we truly happy any day any hour any minute point. well it seems like that last week when president clinton was in spain and england and he mad

to start by asking where do things currently stand with with the possible impending expulsion of julian assange from the ecuadorian embassy you know are we truly at the any day any hour any minute point. well it seemed like that last week when president clinton was in spain and england and he made a couple of statements to the spanish press about we've got to do something right away it got a lot of us worried there is a growing movement out there right now there are demonstrations people are coalescing in support of julian as sons and all over social media and i think limit and no saw all of that and he's in a very tough position he can either mollify the brits and mollify the u.s. or he could just be you know one of these guys that stands up rather than being like but tista he'll be seen like a butt tista or a trujillo or somoza if in fact he would return julian assigned over so it's really not in his interests in terms of his legacy to do this and he'll be the scorn of south america he's got one card to play to maintain his dignity and that is not giving julian a signs over but you kn

>> good morning, christi. >> good morning. >> good morning, julian. let me make some broad observations. i, as a member of the bar, are disgusted frankly by mr. giuliani's representing. lawyers are advocates and hit hard but rules of engagement. like boxing. a sweet science and not mma you do what you want and you say and do whatever you want. back up a minute. giuliani is the person who says that the president knew there was reimbursement for stormy daniels and then he says well, he didn't know. he is also the guy a week ago was it who was saying cohen has always been an honorable man and truthful and now on the attack that cohen has no credibility at all. as lawyers what we have is our credibility and giuliani at this point has zero. that is troubling to me. to the tape and to your question, the fact is that sh, you know, look. the lawyers want to question the authenticity of a tape but to suggest we have proof, it's altered, and tampered with. the fact this is a distinction to be clear, between tampering with, which suggests and implies an alterati

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>>juliÁn gil le dijo que parecÍa una sirena.ranquilo que yo te defiendo. raÚl:nos vamos a las redes! francisca:ya estarÁn vigilando toda la semana para que nos den los detalles porque uno agarra ideas de lo que ellos dicen. a tres aÑos de la muerte del poeta del pueblo joan sebastiÁn, su hijo julia figueroa contÓ varias anÉcdotas de su padre y entre ellas confesÓ que le compuso una canciÓn a una famosa actriz. el tÍtulo de la canciÓn que dedicó se llama "eso y mÁs", fue realizada especialmente para la actriz salma hayek. asÍ como lo escucha. tenÍan una amistad desde hace mucho tiempo. dijo julia que su papÁ le confesÓ que ella fue su gran amor platÓnico y quedó revelado que en esta canciÓn, es una canciÓn muy romÁntica esta dedicada a salma hayek. karla: se especulaba eso desde hace mucho tiempo . siempre decÍa que la admiraba muchÍsimo. es una de mis canciones favoritas. tantas canciones que ha dejado joan sebastiÁn, cuantas personas se han enamorado con estas canciones? preciosa. bueno, tras dejarse ver a ninel conde y con gio

julian: i think so. think if it focuses on technology and subsidies, rather than a language of the deficit as a whole, that may be enough. there is a way out, but you have two big characters involved. if they get into a game of chicken, we are going to see more volatility in markets. even if the tariffs impact on gdp is amenable, you can multiply it in the impact on earnings and profitability, for example the s&p 500. so we are in for a ride, and i think we will have sweaty palms, but ultimately, there will be some kind of concession. but brace yourself. francine: will china ever be in a position or wanting to use the yuan as a weapon? julian: they haven't easing, but also stabilize. -- it is not being used as a weapon. they want to be careful to not be too inflammatory. i do not see that. francine: is there anything they can do at the margins to hurt the u.s. a little more without aggravating president trump? this is like game theory. [laughter] the longer-term play is shifting away from exports into co

julián gil reacciona. juliÁn gil: es lamentable. es una injusticia mÁs.en en primera mano todo lo que Él tiene en su libro. Él desnuda el alma en su libro. acompaÑan a nuestro querido jomari. estuvo hace poco presentando en mi tierra repÚblica dominicana. fue un evento masivo. estoy segura que los angeles no serÁ diferente. karla: claro que sÍ. ahÍ estÁ la direcciÓny los datos. [hablan a la vez] vamos a la pausa. continuamos en vivo desde guerrero. tenemos todo lo que estÁ pasando en el marco de la conmemoraciÓn de los tres aÑos de la partida de nuestro querido joan sebastiÁn. alexis ayalahabla tambiÉn de su salud. francisca: hay quiÉnes no aceptan que ocupe la portada de la revista. ademÁs, dicen que la consideran la empresaria que se ha hecho a sÍ misma. hoy es un tema que va a debatir en "sin rollo". karla: se quedan con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". ♪ karla: aquÍ seguimos honrando la vida del rey del jaripeo. vamos con addis donde ya se estÁn preparando para celebrar su legado. muy buenos dÍas. addis: muy buenos dÍas. a espaldas de nosotros tenemos

julia: julian?ering how you were thinking about the propensity to say that at this point, in regards to the fact that rates are rising, is this a good thing or a bad thing? tom: i think we always have to save. no matter what we do, we try to teach people to do a little bit of a b testing and look at their spending habits he -- each month. if they took six movers last month, maybe they take that to three. how can we find money from your existing wages, your existing net pay to at least put something away. theypeople start to save, see the accumulation of their balance and realize that is going to be something that will sustain themselves for themselves and their family, and you start to save more when you see it start to grow. so i think it is a bit of personal discipline, no matter the situation, to force yourself to look forward. julia: the interest rate situation and the lack of incentive to save, but we are borrowing more and more as well. chartas you look at the on the screen with the savings ra

. >> mientras, su hermano juliÁn figueroa nos cuenta sobre las graves herida que ha sufrido por montarcruzÓ el desierto y lucho contra todo para lograr el sueÑo de convertirse en mÉdico, hoy conoceremos su conmovedora e inspiradora historia. >> ronca tanto tu perro que no te deja dormir? tranquilo, te diremos quÉ hacer para que ambos logren felices sueÑos. >> y keily jenner le hace 23 preguntas a scott sobre cuÁnto Él la con ce y se sorprenderÁn con la respuesta. >> regresa la versiÓn en el cine de mamma mia! y hablamos con andy garcÍa y cher. y la pura mÚsica regional mexicana viene a nuestra casa con gerardo ortiz en "un nuevo dÍa" mÁs cerca de ti ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ay, ay, ay! mira ♪ ♪ ♪ Ándale. >> quÉ bien se ve sandarti, amigos mÍo, muy buenos dias bienvenidos todos a este 07-18-2018 gracias por acompaÑarnos, un dÍa mÁs aca en "un nuevo dÍa" >> buenos dÍas. >> ¿cÓmo estÁn chicos? >> buenos dÍas. >> paulina que bueno que estÉs acÁ. >> un placer estar con ustedes arrancando el programa y mucha informaciÓn que tenemos hoy importante. >> ademÁs no dejas de sorprendernos con todas las noticias qu

he accused julian of reckless driving. to search his car. julian says he didn't know the girl in his car was in possession of a gun. although she says it was his. the da charged him with a felony, illegal possession of a firearm. >> that's how people end up right back in the same position. i don't think it's fair. i think they look at you as black and white. you see what i'm saying? >> people all the time this is what they do. nobody showed them a different path to get money. you see what i'm saying? nobody gave them a different route. this is all i know how to do. you see what i'm saying? a person that works ain't going to sell no drugs. i'm not doing drugs. that's what they do. i don't know how to exlain. >> if the felony stick, the life he envisioned for himself won't be possible. >> he will be going to jail for 18 months. it just doesn't smell like justice to me. >> julian faces some tough odds. in the 1990s, prosecutors began prosecuting felony charges at twice the rate they did before. young black men is have a 1 in

and ecuador says wiki leaks founder julian assange should may soon have to leave the country's embassy in london. welcome you're watching international. two palestinians have been killed and dozens more injured in riots on the israel gaza border crowds have been rallying every friday for the past four months demanding the right to reclaim ancestral lands based journalist and godard he was in the midst of the chaos. driving that. does. it mean. for. the now you want to. look at the body of the body. we just woke up from inhaling its effect i think yes i think it's got us don't you get us one more time on the tear gas canisters that despite all. the live in unison the palestinian protesters continue to protest and are simply very very close to the fence participating in the great much of return this is not the first time they have been facing this violence and this excessive force but they have been witnessing this for more than eighteen weeks now most of the injuries today have been injured in the upper part of the body where most of them are in the chest in the stomach conduct in that

so it's a tricky move that democrats are trying to make. >> how do republicans spin it, julian? >> well, republicans are spinning it readdictably. a, they are for a hardline policy on the borders and then they are going to take this call to abolish i.c.e. as a symbol that democrats are radical and far left. the discussion should be about president trump pushing immigration policy to the right, but that's not the way republicans will use this. and i think it could be an effective pushback. >> james schwab, a former spokesman listen to what he had to say about whether this makes sense to him, these calls to abolish or to revamp. >> it doesn't make sense to me, because we had the ins before and now we have i.c.e. immigration enforcement is important. both sides agree on that. if you get rid of it, then you need something there. >> you need something there. siraj, do democrats have a concrete alternative? >> at this point, no. . if you're looking at abolishing ice internally. democrats should be going after the policy that the trump administration is putting forward, not specificall

nejra: julian chilean with stays with us.p, alex schneider joins us with his first interview the day. ,e will talk about earnings business models and talk a little bit about cost on the sector and also, worse, is you on where the oil markets go from here. lots morning's to get to from the day later as well. we will see from the credit suisse ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: 6:30 a.m. in london, 2:30 p.m. in tokyo. we are waiting for governor kuroda to speak. we have seen more reaction in the 10 year yield that has been dropping after the tweets around the boj policy. headlinenews from the -- second quarter, business etf -- 1.25%.nt to pu that seems to be the main number the the market is focusing on. at 8.1 8arter revenue billion euros. a slight miss. 2018 business if you growth at 3.5%. he joins us for an exclusive interview that question in with the markets and here is emery. >> the bank of japan dominating the news. in terms of equities, the announced more etf's. it is more under pressure. the nikkei and relatively fresh.

should impose additional sanctions on russia for what they did to our election the reported visit julian the visit of this to putin to the white house will not happen this fall but will happen early in twenty nineteen what do you make of that change well you've heard in the last week just dozens of republicans mccain. graham ben sasse the chairman of the foreign relations committee corker on down the line roundly condemned the president as being and that confused. ill informed on the facts in berra saying i mean these are not words from democrats these are words from a puppet republicans have used in the last week so i think there's been a firestorm of criticism from his own party and i would point out to my friend the criticism and the sanctions are not just about the interference in the elections which is now undisputed essentially by everybody other than the president the president has different stories depending on which day of the week it is but it's also because of the annex ation of crimea it's the interference in syria and the attempt to bust buttress a dictator in syria it's wha

confirms the wiki leaks chief julian the songs will need to eventually leave the country's embassy in london. this is joining us you're watching on t.v. international. two palestinians have been killed and dozens injured in clashes on the israeli gaza border listings have been demanding the return of territories that they claim historically belong to palestine gaza based journalist include r.t. was also caught in tear gas while covering developments on the border. i draw that. does. it mean. that the body of the body. we just woke up from inhaling its effect i think i'd. i think it's going to go to you guys one more time but all of the tear gas canisters and despite all of the live ammunition the palestinian protesters continue to protest and are still very very close to the fence participating in the great much of return this is not the first time they have been facing this violence and this excessive force but they have been witnessing this for more than eighteen weeks now most of the injuries today have been injured in the upper part of the body where most of them are in the chest

they should impose additional sanctions on russia for what they did to our election for did visit julian the visit of mr putin to the white house will not happen this fall but will happen early in twenty nineteen what do you make of that change well you've heard in the last week just dozens of republicans mccain. graham ben sass the chairman of the foreign relations committee corker on down the line roundly condemned the president as being and that confused. ill informed on the facts in berra saying i mean these are not words from democrats these are words from repugnant republicans have used in the last week so i think there's been a firestorm of criticism from his own party and i would point out to my friend the criticism and the sanctions are not just about the interference in the elections which is now undisputed essentially by everybody other than the president or the president has different stories depending on which day of the week it is but it's also because of the annex ation of crimea it's the interference in syria and the attempt to bust buttress a dictator in syria it's what'

powell the democratic strategist julian epstein who served as chief minority counsel of the house is. forced distaff director of the government oversight and reform committee he's in washington and then lands down virginia john wood backed republican strategist former chairman of the republican party of virginia oh soon attorney and small business owner julian what's the legal value to mr cohen of releasing this the legal significance is there's all kinds of potential criminal violations here the story relating to karen mcdougal a playboy playmate that michael cohen and donald trump were apparently trying to cover up by getting a news publication the national enquirer to buy the rights to it so they could bury the story very likely involves campaign finance violations that trump and michael cohen were trying to obstruct any inquiry into and this comes on the heels of an ever widening inquiry into the president for obstruction of justice and the rush into ferentz probe so the president's woes jets get worse and worse from a legal point of view republicans abandoned many republicans aba

. >> emiten nuevo certificado sobre la salud del hijo de marjorie de sousa y juliÁn gil y todo podrÍaados. >> se acabaron los octavos de final de fifa rusia 2018 aquÍ recordamos los momentos que nos mantuvieron pegados a el borde de la pantalla. >> a pesar de todos muchos colombianos famosos no dejaron de agradecer a la selecciÓn, inundando de orgullo las redes sociales. >> de rusia con amor el fÚtbol contagia pasiÓn y hoy te mostramos por quÉ este serÁ el mundial de los besos. >> ademÁs tenemos una entrevista exclusiva con angela ponce que va camino a i miss universo e >> uy festejamos tambien el dia de la independencia dle los estados unidos ( musica ( ( musica ( ( musica ( ( musica ( >> k(aplausos( >> buenos dias gente preciosa v bienvenidos a este iombligo de s semana miercoles 4 de julio del 2018 todos ceellebramos el an aniversario 2l82 de estados unidos que nos ha recibido con m mucho cariÑoss >> eso es asi y marcos no lo ven aqui porque va de camino a rusia para los cuartos de final >> marcos ... >> a(todos hablan( >> yua viene ratchel >> asi es, primer 4 de ljulio e este ptea

julian -- supreme court or nato. julian, thank you. >>> and trying to extend the deadline for reuniting migrant families at the border. the administration has indicated it will not meet tuesday's deadline to reunite children under the age of 5 admitting it does not know where some of the parents are including 19 who have been deported. over the weekend, the aclu received a list of names of 100 children under 5 who have been taken from their parents. >>> after meeting with secretary of state mike pompeo, north korea firing up the anti-american rhetoric. accusing the u.s. of having quote gangster like mind-set during denuclearization talks and describing the negotiations as regrettable. the talks represent progress according to pompeo. the process is still on course. lindsey graham doesn't see it that way. the republican senator told fox news he thinks china is influencing the north korean rhetoric in the trade for with the united states. >>> allegations that jim jordan knew about the sexual misconduct at ohio state 30

al ser la hermana de juliÁn publicÓ la sentencia que dice que juliÁn podrá compartir con su hijo.ueves 15, porque fue el dÍa que me casÉ! >> vecina, ustÉ que todo se lo sabe y si no se lo inventa, sabe donde puedo comprar frecuencia? >> cÓmo dice? >> si saben donde puedo comprar frecuencia? >> de dÓnde sacó ese nombre? >> es que salÍ del dentista y me dijo que me tengo que lavar los dientes con frecuencia! >> dÓnde estÁ lo más hermoso de mi vida? >> no seas ridÍculo que ya sabes que la cerveza estÁ en el refri! >> mi amor, quÉ te pasa, te veo decaÍdo? >> estoy un poco triste, amor, pienso que tu familia me quedÉ medio tonto. >>ay mi amor, eso de medio es porque todavÍa no te conocen completo! >> vecino! cuÁndo fue que usted conociÓ a su mujer? >> unos minutos despuÉs de habernos casado. #notecase >> vecina, con todo el dinero que gasta en cigarrillo, ya se hubiera comprado un carro del aÑo! >> usted fuma, vecina? >>no >> y dÓnde estÁ su carro del aÑo que no lo veo?! >>vecina, mi oculista me dijo que soy miopi. >> en serio? >> le dije que querÍa una segunda opiniÓn. >> quÉ te dijo?

s would rather off for asylum to julian assads the wiki leaks founder songe of course took refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in london after a swedish court issued an arrest warrant for him over a rape accusations by the whistleblowers lawyers says the allegations are politically motivated the u.n. has described his confinement at the embassy as quote arbitrary detention now as for the white helmets whether or not to grant them asylum in germany it certainly has divided opinion they have no act from the left party things it's all the white helmets of being different priority. julian assange faces to being prosecuted in great britain or maybe even in the united states and the german government doesn't say anything about it and the tyrion issues in that case that it wants to take in the refugees from syria i'm not against taking in the refugees from syria that's why they're syrians and why not others because there are many syrians bart and from leaving turkey and not look to come to europe and they are not allowed to but those white house moves who played a dubious role in the civil war

and i could or says wiki leaks founder julian assange may soon have to leave their embassy in london where he's been for the past six years. thank you for watching the news here at r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate patri. two palestinians have been killed and dozens injured in riots on the israel gaza border crowds have been rallying every friday for the past four months demanding the right to reclaim ancestral lands gaza based journalist who are the three was caught up in the turmoil. so this is the. drawing that. does. it mean. for. the not doing. but what do. we. just woke up from inhaling and suffocating here guys i think it's going to go to get us one more time by all of the tear gas canisters analysing in protesters continue to protest and are still very very close to the fence participating in the great much of return this is not the first time they have been facing this violence and business as a force but they have been witnessing this for more than eighteen weeks now most of the injuries today have been injured in the upper part of the body where mos

to a victor julian assigns i'm so sick of people saying from doesn't work with other countries this is this is beautiful this is and our mainstream media and the democrats and the republicans in congress are all in just joyous agreement let's imprison and torture this charla's. to give joining together the world's artificial intelligence experts have joined together to sign a pledge aimed at averting a dystopian future with robots flying around and killing everybody. i'm totally with you guys on that i really well let's not do the robot death squads thing i just you know like those in dollar robot guess what intolerable. gun set right so the problem is despite all these scientists joining together and say exist stop this weapons contractors say let's do the robot desk watch thing. or make a lot of money from selling or thora tarion regimes and what's the worst that happened . was with the whole killer robots thing there is the problem of who do you prosecute for wrongdoing i mean you can't exactly prosecutor toaster for burning you. although i did i did once take a vibrating at a trial

con ustedes, juliÁn y el conde . julian: muy buenas noches, familia.

julian: i think so. convinced we're going to see a big shift in flows if we lose iranian oil. it does look like really the only place that alternatives can come from is saudi arabia. they are next to each other. we will see flows coming out of the persian gulf, we may see a little more russian. i don't think we're going to see big shifts in flows geographically the biggest shift related to venezuela i do think you're absolutely right. we are seeing this incentive to solve problems. getting more oil to market quickly. coming from this steep curve. it is telling that for the last three weeks we have seen the u.s. recount falling slightly. this is a clear indication that there are serious bottlenecks in the permian basin in texas to getting more u.s. shale output to market. that is starting to hamper growth in u.s. supply that's been predicted through the second half of the year. that i think -- guy: you talk about the engineering incentive. julian: i think even with the price incentive you got to build the

julian assange faces to being prosecuted in great britain or maybe even in the united states and the german government doesn't say anything about it and the tyrion issues in that case that it wants to take in the refugees from syria i'm not against taking in the refugees from syria but why those syrians and why not others because there are many syrians bart and from leaving turkey nanuk to come to to europe and they are not allowed to but those white house moves who played a dubious role in the civil war and they are allowed into into germany now and that's and it's very strange they only operate in rebel held territories and their only and few are moderate rebels left and many of those territories are dominated by islamist groups and the the white house votes are not impartial that's conflict they are clearly a part of the faction not of a moderate faction in the syrian civil war and you know that not a purely humanitarian organization. three days of national mourning have been declared in greece where fires have killed eighty one people several villages have been destroyed in the r

and ecuador says wiki leaks founder julian assange may soon have to leave their embassy in london where he's been for the past six years. i'm kate partridge and you're watching the latest headlines here at r.t. international thank you for joining us. two palestinians have been killed and dozens injured in riots on the israel gaza border crowds have been rallying every friday for the past four months demanding the right to reclaim ancestral lands gaza based journalist three was caught up in the turmoil. so this is the theory that ad drone that i steer it does. give me. a feeling. that i'm going to. give it up but what if. we just woke up from inhaling and so fixating tear gas i think it's going to go to you just one more time by all of the tear gas canisters of college student protesters going to continue to protest and are still very very close to the fence participating in the great much of returned this is not the first time they have been saying this violence and this excessive force but they have been witnessing this for more than eighteen weeks now most of the injuries today have b

back to our breaking news for you here on our ecuador has just announced that whistleblower julian or songe will eventually have to leave the country's embassy in london announcement was made by the ecuadorian leader who was reportedly in discussions with british officials over a deal to hand the australian over to police let's get more details now on cross life straight to london parties daniel hawkins joining joining us here daniel good to see you on this breaking news can you break down the development for us. yeah indeed there's been speculation over pretty much the whole of this week about if and when there would be moves for assad to leave the embassy one way or another journalists cameras now appearing intermittently at the embassy and waiting watching and waiting for something to happen that's very much really been a state outside of the ecuadorian embassy since twenty twelve june twenty twelve when i saw an issue lee fled there and applied for asylum to escape what he perceived was the threat the risk of being extradited to the united states for leaking those diplomatic and m

ecuadorean president not in what i know kind of this friday that we hear leaks chief julian assigns will have to leave the country's embassy in the u.k. at some point it was responding to a question for much of this. she thought this situation cannot go on forever a sense will eventually have to go all right it will seep yes indeed yes but his departure should come about through dialogue. this week there was speculation in the media that are sandra's time in the embassy is coming to an end with the rumors abound being that ecuador is in negotiations with the u.k. over the fate of the whistleblower indeed it was later confirmed that the two states are currently on talks regarding a songe the ecuadorian president has reportedly said that the australian activist is quote a stone in my shoe. a sign to ascribe to political asylum back in twenty twelve by ecuador's then president. and he spoke to us here at odds here about the latest twist in the case. that songes actions were absolutely on little for the states has a right to keep secrets assigned was granted asylum not as an apology for his

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french celebrations continue, this time in cycling, as julian alaphilippe claims an impressive solo victorystage 10 of the tour de france. and tiger woods says this year's open championship at carnoustie gives him his best chance of claiming a 15th major title. hello, and welcome to the programme. we start with cricket news, and england have put down a real marker for next year's world cup, which they're hosting. they thrashed india by eight wickets in the third one day international at headingley, and it means they clinch the series 2—1. england are the top ranked side in the 50—over format and this victory over the side ranked below them will strengthen their tag as favorites ahead of next year's tournament. with all the details here's our reporter henry moeran. england here's our reporter henry moeran. were dominant indian england were dominant against an indian team at the start of the series after the vydra at trent bridge looked as though they could run away with the series. england underlined their credentials as the number one team. performances from joe root, back—to—back ioos, num

going on at westminster, and she said that the party chairman, brandon lewis, and her chief whip julianndon lewis, and her chief whipjulian smith made an honest mistake. now, what she was referring to, of course, was that crucial trade ill, that vote that the government won byjust six votes on tuesday. brandon lewis had undertaken not to vote on a crucial division, because on the other side of the argument, the liberal democrat mp joe of the argument, the liberal democrat mpjoe swensen couldn't do so, she was on maternity leave. nevertheless he went ahead and voted anyway, and at westminster lots of people are blaming the chief whip, julian smith, for this. they are suggesting that it was in an honest mistake but in fact he was instructing people to do so, to break this, if you like, gentleman's agreements, and in effect to, asjoe swensen called it, too cheap. so the pressure is growing here tonight because privately some mps are saying he ought to go. publicly the conservative mp heidi allen said she asked and confronted the chief whip greatly on whether this was intentional rather tha

julian, does this settle this? there had been reports that the president was furious over this laughter if response to his decision. the president has done after jeff sessions for more than a year and he still has a job. does this settle any of the questions about any vulnerability of coats in his position? >> it suggests the white house is looking to push him out. i think they wanted this apology or clarification and it occurs that coats is not going to retire or resign any time soon but it doesn't solve the tension. the tension is about the policy with russia and the tension is about the incredible disconnect between what the president does and what the rest of his administration, including intelligence officials, even know. and so that story will not go away. >> siraj, what sarah read was the first half of dni coats' statement. let me read the second half here. after his interviews late in the week and the clarifications and would and wouldn't and all of that, do we have a clear picture of the degree of confiden

. >> reporter: julian zeleny is with us now. you to some more of president trump yellow earlier this morning in an interview with cbs when he was asked about whether he would push president putin to extradite the russians who have been indicted now. let's listen. >> the russians who were indicted, would you ask putin to send them here? >> well, i might. i hadn't thought of that but certainly i'll be asking about it. but, again, this was during the obama administration. they were doing whatever it was during the obama administration and i heard that they were trying or people were trying to hack in to the rnc too, the republican national committee, but we had much better defense. i've been told that by a number of people. we had much better defenses so they couldn't. i think the dnc should be ashamed of themselves for allowing themselves to be hacked. they had bad defenses and they were able to be hacked but i heard they were trying to hack the republicans too, but this may be wrong but they had much stronger defenses. >> julian,

julian, thank you for your time. we have to move on. the left mounts a jaw-dropping new defense of maxine waters in her feud with president trump. you won't believe who they're throwing under the bus. back with that in a moment. >> welcome back. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are under fire from the left over their handling of president trump's feud with maxine waters. a letter signed by about 200 black female leaders and allies, meaning men, blast pelosi and schumer for distancing themselves from the congresswoman after she devoted the harassment of trump officials. their letter reads in part, and i quote, disparaging or failing to support congresswoman waters is an affront to her and black women across the country and telegraphs a message that the democratic party can ill-afford that it does not respect black women's leadership and political power and discounts the impact of black women, millennial voters. not sure what millennial voters have to do with this. we'll get to that. have they not heard a single thing congresswoman waters h

julian alaphilippe has already won one stage in the alps and clearly fancied another in the pyrenees., who broke clear over the last climb of the day. but nothing was guaranteed with the frenchman keeping up the pressure behind him. and wet roads on the final descent ended yates‘ hopes. alaphilippe took advantage to claim his second stage win. no change in the battle for yellow — thomas, froome, and dumoulin all happy to make it safely to the finish. the general classification stays the same, all the main trivals for the tour title keeping each other in sight in the peleton, so garraint thomas remains one minute 39 seconds ahead of his teamate chris froome. two mountain stages later this week and then the all—important time trial on saturday. when will the four time champion attack? let's get the latest now from tom fordyce, the bbc‘s cycling commentator, who sent us this from the end of stage 16 at bagneres—de—luchon. security has been a big concern at this tour after the problems some riders have had after that incident that saw one writer put out of the race. earlier on stage 16 we

to a victim julian assigns i'm so sick of people saying from doesn't work with other countries this is this is beautiful this is and our mainstream media and the democrats and the republicans in congress are all in just joyous agreement let's imprison and torture this chair was. told. to give joining together the world's artificial intelligence experts have joined together to sign a pledge aimed at averting a dystopian future with robots flying around and killing everybody. i'm totally were. you guys on that i really well let's not do the robot death squads thing i just you know like those in dollar robot that's what intolerable. gun set right. the problem is despite all these scientists joining together and say exist stop this weapons contractor say let's do the robot death squads thing that will make a lot of money from selling thora tarion regimes and what's the worst that happened . was with the whole killer robots thing there is the problem of who do you prosecute for wrongdoing i mean you can't exactly prosecutor toaster for burning you. although i did i did once take a vibrating

ecuadorian president let in more than you can from this friday that wiki leaks chief julian will have to leave the country's embassy in the u.k. eventually he was responding to a journalist's question. this situation cannot go on forever sanjay will eventually have to go right. yes indeed yes but his departure should come about through dialogue this week there was speculation in the media that a sign just time of the embassy is coming to an end in fact it was later confirmed that the two states are currently in talks regarding a songe the president has reportedly said that the australian activist has quote a stone in my shoe was granted political asylum and twenty twelve by ecuador's president. and he spoke to us. ok you only had a songes actions were absolutely on little for the states has a right to keep secrets saunders granted asylum not as an apology for his actions it was because there were no guarantees that the investigation would be held in the proper manner and now marina says dialogue is needed ecuadorans know what that means is total hypocrisy. talks about dialogue or maki

clearly some pressure now on the chief whip, julian smith.nd his initial apology to jo swinson for the breakdown from him beyond his initial apology tojo swinson for the breakdown in pairing arrangements. it is a crucial part of parliamentary procedure and how voting takes place and when we are talking about crucial bits of legislation when the sta kes a re crucial bits of legislation when the stakes are very high, there is clearly quite a lot at stake and quite a lot going on. the government chief whip is under pressure to explain himself either in the commons or, as you heard there, calls from labour and liberal democrats to come and explain himself. they say if it is true that he arranged for those arrangements to be he should resign. when was the last time you bought a book? if recently, you're not alone because book sales had a record—breaking year. income from sales went up 5 percent last year and the publishing industry is now worth a massive 5.7 billion pounds according to new figures. danny savage has been finding out what's behind t

the chief whip julian smith apologised and apologised for that.at caused some outcry. the leader of the commons, andrea leadsom, was asked about it earlier in the house. it isa it is a deep regret to me that that breaking of the pair happened in error. i assured the house yesterday. i assured the house yesterday. i assured the house yesterday that it was an error that the chief whip and my right honourable friend, the member for great yarmouth, had both apologised for. i can tell him there were three pairs on tuesday. i myself was one of them. i did not receive any call from anyone telling me to vote. that was andrea leadsom. i'm wondering, what has been the reaction to all of that? some concern from across the house, including conservative mps. this is all about a trust and a breakdown of trust. these formal arrangements between parties and what keeps the parliamentary process running. it is extremely unusual not to honour them. even the most fractures of political times, it seems underhand not just for these political times, it seems underhand n

i immediately said does julian have any information on bengh i benghazi. they could have been sitting there. roger said no. he has information that linked him to the clinton investigation. you have to remember, i was shoed a couple minutes earlier. roger said -- and the office said that publicly that said julian assange is going to release information to the and infuriatewith roger for insinuating himself in this. this goes back to what i was saying, i warned roger, you're getting involved in something that is considered a national security threat. i agree it's a national security threat. i don't believe what you believe. go art in intelligence agencies. >> before you know, i want to ask you about roger stone. we know that you know him? give me a pulse where you think he's leaning? does he potentially flip on the president, do you get a sense for that? >> where is this going with michael cohen and what he's going to say. my sensing with the president, michael feels enough is enough and has been treated like a door mat. and hiring lanny davis is another ind