it's knight time! >> yeah! >> jimmy: a little golden knight in shining armor.nd we've got the band from the golden knights. we have, from the vegas golden knights, william karlsson and alex tuch. there they are. congratulations on the playoffs, guys. they're going, they're going. thank you, knights. ♪ >> thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: go get that stanley cup so we can fill it with frozen margaritas. >> yeah! >> jimmy: that's a much better outfit than last night, by the way. >> yeah, thank god. >> jimmy: last night, guillermo was dressed as show girl. and a lot of people in the front section threw up. so we put them in pads tonight. congratulations to a man who brought great joy to basketball fans in this city, formerrrr running rebel larry johnson was selected to be enshrined in the college basketball hall of fame. congratulations to lj. he was the best. they should put his gold tooth in the hall of fame, too. have you ever had the pleasure of walking down the strip, you know it's jam-packed with people from all over the world. most of whom have one thing in commo

will soon discover. >> knight?ah? >> ready to go? >> after completing the classification process, it's time for knight's transfer to general population. >> got everything? >> i'm going to "d." i wanted to get out of there, intake as soon as possible. be able to get some air now. i'm a little nervous. but other than that, it's more excitement than anything. more relief. i'm glad to be out of just that room all day. >> there you go. right there. they'll get you hooked up with your property and a mattress and see if we can get you some stuff to clean in there. >> okay. >> all right? >> yes. >> finally, knight is left alone to begin his 70-year sentence at indiana state. >> i thought the room would be a little bit bigger. that's about all. >> but it's not long before he makes a new friend, steven robbins. >> i'm steve, man. >> how you doing? i'm austin. >> austin? >> austin. >> is this your first time doing a bit? >> mm-hmm. >> all right, look. you belong to any gangs or organizations? >> no. >> all right. i'm going to

also welcomes guests 2 sisters are assigned to look after them room and board costs 53 year as a knight so it's not exactly a money spinner. when sister theresa he was young she was keen to pursue a profession. she's now 84. a friend of mine entered the abbey i wrote to her and told her she must be crazy i would never ever do something like that. sister theresa has been here for 61 years she says she wants to see more women in positions of authority both outside and within the church. and priests come here and there are great for it. they come to me we spend peaceful days of contemplation together and we talk every day. they're grateful to hear a woman's perspective. young. benedictine values include silence prayer ability and stewardship listening humility peace work community and hospitality monasticism has weathered many crises over a very long period. ringback things will change but it's been 1500 years and monasteries have yet to vanish from the face of the earth. once had 600 monks by 1909 there were just 3 now there are 200 again. things always go up and down. in. in socialist co

i really believe that food is important as well as our faith. >> the san francisco knight ministry hasor 54 years. the core of the ministry, a group of ordain ministers, we go out in the middle of the night every single night of the year, so for 54 years we have never missed a night. i know it's difficult to believe maybe in the united states but a lot of our people will say this is the first meal they've had in two days. i really believe it is a time between life or death because i mean, we could be here and have church, but, you know, i don't know how much we could feed or how many we could feed and this way over 100 people get fed every single thursday out here. it's not solely the food, i tell you, believe me. they're extremely grateful. >> it's super awesome how welcoming they are. after one or two times they're like i recognize you. how are you doing, how is school? i have never been in the city, it's overwhelming. you get to know people and through the music and the food, you get to know people. >> we never know what impact we're going to have on folks. if you just practice love

the england cricket captain heather knight says they are hurting and they have to work out where theyimprobable 270 runs to beat australia in the final one—dayer at canterbury, they were bowled out for just 75, knight's wicket was one of seven for elysse perry. england must now win the one off test match that starts on july 18th to keep the series alive. stage two at the tour de france was a team time trial in brussels. the defending champion, gerraint thomas, had set the fastest time with team ineos, but that was beaten by the final group out. that included the dutchman mike ternissen, so he keeps hold of the yellow jersey. wimbledon resumes tomorrow, you can find the order of play for manic monday on the bbc sport website. johanna konta's fourth round match is second up on centre court. thank you, olly foster. before we go, jodrell bank observatory has been declared a unesco world heritage site. scientific work began there in 1945, and it's been at the forefront of astro—nomical research ever since. the observatory tracked us and russian missions during the space race, and pioneered

. ♪ tonight's the night i get in some shit ♪ ♪ deep cover on the incognito tip ♪ >> suge knight, who makes beats better than anybody. this guy fittin' to deliver a hit. >> dre put out his first solo album "the chronic." not only do you get dre but then you also get snoop dogg. ♪ one, two, three and to the four ♪ ♪ snoop doggy dog and dr. dre is at the door ♪ >> ooh, boy. snoop doggy dog and dr. dre at the door. it's crazy. they knocked the door down, baby. ♪ g thing baby ♪ we're crazy >> 70% of rap music, including gangsta rap, was purchased by whites. >> growing up in st. paul, minnesota, my friends and i thought that compton and south central must be the coolest places in the world based on this music. >> other music is more like a fairytale story. where now we can hear somebody else's history basically and understand where they're coming from. ♪ bow wow wow yippy yo yippy yea ♪ ♪ death row's definitely in the house ♪ >> "the chronic" made hip-hop digestible to everybody. it was a hip-hop tsunami, and we didn't see it coming. >> death row records going to be the next motown, you kn

england captain heather knight says it's the most prepared they've ever been for an ashes series.s. this momentous international summer continues here at leicester tomorrow with the start of the women's ashes. a test match and 3t20 is to conclude the series. the winner will be determined by points scored across the three format of the women's ashes. unlike the men's when it is decided across five, teams will have to prove their worth across three formats. england know this will not be an easy task. i am not sure who the favourites are to be honest. they are a good side, obviously have the better of us in that world cup final. but we have had some great games against them and we are a great side as well so it will be a great side as well so it will be a great contest and they will be some very great cricket played. the last time these sides met in an ashes series was in australia at the back end of 2017. the series was drawn in terms of points but australia retains the put trophy having won it in 2015, he and ingrid. england have not held the trophy since 2014 so

over 10 years now meanwhile up to 1000 stylishly dressed guests paul evening show up to help prop knights there are branches in hamburg and columbus well it's just masonic music but also the divine decadence a little. mad even if you have a ticket there's no guarantee you'll get in there is a strict dress code you must dress in the style of the twenties and thirties or you could be turned away at the door. looks like a lot of catherine of federal is my guess your attend lots of those you perform lots of them what do you think is the fascination for people with this especially those of don't people in that report yeah well i think the dressing up is so much fun for me too and they feel like they're in exclusive club and they are among like minded people and they feel like it's a special thing and the music is great and they can learn how to dance swing dance yeah it's all there and. they said that there is a very strict dress code people get turned away i mean we know but it is famous for its bad kind techno clubs and things that way you get turned away from wearing the wrong train so they

get or all those officers who commit those data entry is wrong to be saying that your son the true knight is wrong to smile and say you kill of becoming a suspect before the actual crime and in-depth examination into preventative policing pre-crime on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm sad to say than this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. ready to plot a new way to rule sudan off to more than 30 years says the military and opposition sign a deal. the u.s. imposes new tougher sanctions against men miles military leaders accused of a mass killings over a good muslims. facebook is burned down the house over and over and called every arson a learning experience why facebook's plans for a new crypto card ses wiring g 7 finance ministers in the u.s. senators on his 4 rory mcilroy side pinson local knowledge can guide him to open championship success the northern irishman is on hung soil as he targets a thirst major title in 5 years. that's begin this news hour with sudan which could finally be on the path. to a new way of government within the past few ho

heather knight epitomised the meek surrenderfor the ashes and it was left of the lower order to clings couldn't cling onto the ball. the target, 122, 100 less than australia scored on friday. a tall order, but was this a breakthrough? then ashleigh gardner gave england just what they needed, right into the hands of laura marsh. their third wicket at third man, but like force of habit, the team's hot streak cannot be touched. any hopes of an england victory extinguished. kojin young has won the evian championship — the fourth women's major of the year, by two shots in france. it was ko's fifth lpga tour championship win in less than two years, and her second major victory of the year after the ana inspiration in april. meanwhile, american tom watson has played his last round of competitive golf at the senior open, at royal litham & st annes. he said beforehand he didnt‘ "have enough tools in the toolbox to compete successfully". watson, who celebrates his 70th birthday in september, won eight major titles, including five open championships. and after three weeks and more than 2,000 mil

just love the supply ministers and knights he is the great. respect but it. doesn't. seem. likely. it will take. a look. here it's. more inspired by the move. on the national. list i want to thank you chief. if you want to know. what's. the what's the children write a joint rate ok speaking a short while ago there in front of 10 downing street we have team coverage now of this leadership transition derrick's galli is the berlin correspondent for the irish times and kate brady is also with us here in the studio welcome to both of you i mean we hear it's been such a busy day there we could hear the choppers actually circling around her. to talk with us a little bit about what we are seeing today and what did you make of the message that she is now leaving the country with briggs it doesn't mean break the least not of teresa mayes prime minister i mean she repeated the marginals you know well i mean she promises break that many breaks that i'm devastated it doesn't appear really least not as long as she was permits or we were 4 months behind when briggs was supposed to mean briggs wer

have a 1st tour de france title up on the board they've had hopes in recent years of the likes of knight oak in tonga being among the favorites but he's never managed to make it happen now it finally looks like it's it's going to happen so obviously a big moment for the fans back in colombia let's see exactly what they think of the success. i. sing with emotion and filled with pride colombians packed a local park to celebrate the cycling milestone for their country. this is going to make this sport even more popular and it's wonderful to feel pride to be a cyclist to see a paris and triumph a colombian who's given his all and he's so young you have to remember that again is a very young paris then. colombia's new hero is just 22 years old and will become the youngest winner of the tour in 110 years capping off a decade of steady progress for colombian cycling. so clearly joy and colombia you might say but on the other side disappointment in france right i mean this looked like for a long time france would finally get another tour de france champion that's right i mean for a long time it

>> keltie knight. >> look, keltie has been a rockette. big-time dancer.ss. we're assuming that she can do this. i'm not trying to be like this -- kick the bottle, not me. ready, set -- >> let's try again. that's it. oh, oh, oh. don't miss with the best. don't mess with the best! >> we're gone. we're out. - [announcer] the following is a paid presentation for lifelock with norton. paid for by symantec. angie harmon is known for her television roles as lawyer and detective, but like the rest of us, in her real life she's concerned about identity theft. today she's going to help us learn how it happens and how we can help protect ourselves. - look around. everywhere we go, we're all on our phones and laptops. we shop, bank, fill out forms and applications, all online. we give away our names, birthdays, passwords, even our social security numbers. in the connected world we live in, our personal information is everywhere. what happens if that information gets in the hands of identity thieves? - somebody used my identity to rent an apartment.

>> keltie knight. >> look, keltie has been a rockette. big-time dancer.less. we're assuming that she can do this. i'm not trying to be like this -- kick the bottle, not me. ready, set -- >> let's try again. that's it. oh, oh, oh. don't miss with the best. don't mess with the best! >> we're gone. we're out. >>we may have to a separate shooters and they may have been. >>a shooting at each other a pop pop pop pop and people were yelling love them all to young victims wounded in the shooting and tennis grand mall in san bruno one of the suspects traced to a bar station. off trains as police stormed the stations, you >>an active shooter situation sends people running for their lives of that hamper and mall in san bruno as police rush is bart stations are closed. 2 people were shot 2 suspects are still on the loose tonight. i'm pam moore good evening, i'm ken wayne. the shots fired call went out just before

. >>> throw it it at knight. >> oh, that's cool. >> but off this. >> here's something from the air. >> caught a blueberry in midair with a playing card. sg >> who are you? are you really human? through the shell or a cooked egg? >> through the shell. >> so then it's dangerous to hold the egg with your hand because if you can do that through a hard shell, you can do that through your hands. >> and carson has a couple of cuts on his fingers to prove it. it all is impressive and if you twubt watch the whole thing go to "right this minute.com" or use our mobile app. >> that would be pretty funny. >> they are asking for volunteers. >> cat is a soccer player. she's been a soccer player her whole life so it makes perfect sense as she goes to france. the girls are not just her girls. they're her soccer teammates. on this day she's going to have a 1 of her own but she's not expecting her man surprising her with the present. >> so he wasn't supposed to be there. this is a girls' trip. >> that's correct. he tells her how much he loves her and gets down on one knee because what better place to pr

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he and phil knight were the collaborators. >> inflation adjusted, is that really -- >> that's a prettyice. real the book "shoe dog" by phil knight it's one of the great ones >>> "closing bell" right now. >> i'm well friday frost at the caterpillar up post. the dow stands alone the s&p and nasdaq could close at record highs. lots to discuss with 59 minutes left to trade. >> let's look at what is driving the action, higher for s&p and nasdaq, weak earnings for industrials like caterpillar and boeing strength in semiconductor stocks, though boosting technology and investors are awaiting facebook earnings a

. >> he'll be playing medieval -- medieval knights of some sort.ot so sure that's going to work. >> they have their own real relationship. >> is ben really your best friend sf. >> yeah, i mean, we grew up together. >> of course, "e.t.'s" been there for all the #friendshipgoals moment and matt certainly he's the flavor of the week right now. >> has it gone to his head? >> absolutely. can't even talk to the guy after that "vanity fair" cover came out. he's like, you're going to have to hold on. >> i'm totally out of control. hold me back. >> the guys won the golden globe for "good will hunting" in '98 and they even our producer's phone to call their moms with the big news. >> hold on one second. here's your mom. it's ben. zblrjts let's move on the feel-good moments from this year's comic-con. we were very fortunate to be a part of, as the make-a-wish foundation hooked up some very special kids with their idols. >> you have questions. >> oh, my gosh. i have plenty. i love your work. i was going to draw you something but i was too busy having fun at co

heather knight's column can be found on the bbc sport website along with more reaction to cori gauff‘incredible win at wimbledon aged just 15. this 30—year—old is signing off for now. up next on bbc news, it's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate andrews, associate director at the institute of economic affairs and james rampton, features writer for the independent. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. hong kong's parliament stormed — a story we can expect to find in many of tomorrow's front pages — the telegraph shows protestors vandalising the territories parliament building after breaking their way in. that same photograph features on the front of the financial times who say that the parliament break—in is plunging hong kong deeper in to turmoil. (ani — metro)it continues in the metro — hong kong on the brink — they show masked pro—democracy china warns the uk to stay out of hong kong — that's the story on the front of the i after beijing hits out at british ‘interferance'. away from today's e

jameel jaffer of columbia university's knight first amendment institute, which filed the lawsuit, said -- "public officials' social media accounts are now among the most significant forums for discussion of government policy. this decision will ensure that people aren't excluded from these forums simply because of their viewpoints, and that public officials aren't insulated from their constituents criticism. it will help ensure the integrity and vitality of digital spaces that are increasingly important to our democracy." britain's ambassador to o the united states, kim darroch, resigned today following the fallout from leaked cables i in which h he calleled trump p ine, insecure, , and incompetent. in cabables goining back as fars 2017, darroch questioned whether the trump administration will ever look competent. he also said trump's presidency could crash and burn and voiced fears that he may launch an attack on iran. on tuesday, trump continued to lash out at darroch, tweeting -- "the wacky ambassador that the u.k. foisted upon the united states is not someone we are thrilled with,

knighted states had failed to bargain with in the form of treaties. that united states needed to get out of the way if they were going to proceed with the western land enterprise. arthur st. clair was the first commander of american forces in the ohio country. he did not do very well. and 1791, he suffered major defeats. and,s succeeded by anyway so-called mad anthony wayne, who had more success. he finally defeated in a decisive fashion, the ohio coalition at the battle of fallen timbers in 1794. after that battle, the ohio indians signed the seat -- signed the treaty of greenville to bring an end to the conflict and agreed to signed away some of their lands. is theaty of greenville first treaty in the ohio country that was the product not of negotiation but of warfare. agreed tooalition of theay a big chunk alson state of ohio and part of indiana. you can see that -- the result of the warfare was to basically allow the united states to have control of most of the territories we just talked about they had in effect already arranged for the sale and s

in 2017 it's on sunday i was made a knight of italy's order of merit. he was awarded the on a by a talian president sergio matter a lot for his commitment to human rights and his efforts to expose mafia like structures in farming. that was a grandiose moment in my life. a unique moment because i received this honor from a country that was not my own i'm not a talian i'm cameroonian for the moment. and receiving this prize from a country that is not my own makes me very happy. though. in 2017 yvonne also became a father it was a good idea but it was overshadowed by death threats his enemies knew that if on was determined to take them to court to the highest court in the country if need be . the fia weighs heavily on his wife or on. or are. you not usual that all. these threats are unfortunately a sign of how well he is doing his work. how much he is disturbing the interests of the big players. and that's very disturbing to us as a family. but the one of the day on it will go up especially when he goes back to the places where these threats are coming fro

introduce this at the cathedral quarter so it's not just the oldest part about it's also one of the knightsrts about us it's a beautiful cobblestone of some of the most amazing bars near. so just coming to the duke of york it's one of the oldest pubs in belfast it's back to the scene hundreds of lots of bars in belfast but this death you want to my favorites of. the old old bottles merz so it's a real iconic bar and the start of a really good time to start. as a population of roughly $400000.00 but considering the size of the study we have a really impressive civic building a beautiful city hall which at the same time is also the home of our lord mayor. and. the next office are people titanic museum so it's a symbol of our industrial heritage but it's also a memorial for the many lies that were lost at sea and the reason the titanic was built here. at the turn of the 20th century was the largest and fastest growing industrial city and the british empire. on the time that we had a sort of a hotel on board of a ship. and. this is more like what i would have travel advice left in 1912 3rd clas

is wrong to be saying that your son the true knight is wrong to. kill becoming a suspect before the actual crime and in-depth examination into preventative policing pre-crime on al-jazeera take the worst possible material. into dust comparable to follow the make up. and put it into place where people live it is a colossal event. as well and for many people a few here this is the silent heat. but does it make you feel my sushi like a movie we have created an enormous momentum. and investigation south africa toxic city on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera. hello i'm sam and this is the news our live from coming up in the next 60 minutes to resume his last day final cabinet meeting as prime minister boris johnson the front runner to succeed. iran says calls for an international coalition to protect shipping in the gulf will only bring in security. tension over south korea.

not to open the door to have rights in the knighted states>> immigrants rights from all over alameda county. they're planning a vigil to oppose the redheaded santa clara county rapid response network will discuss rights in an 11 am press conference. we have not heard back. and >>> several branches of the aclu have filed a preemptive lawsuit senator, harrison 15 of her democratic colleagues have introduced a bill to block arrests from taken place in certain places of refuge such as schools, hospitals, courthouses into churches. you can watch for the latest of elements of a story throughout the day on our website, kpix.com. >> president trump has given up on getting a citizen to question on the 2020 census , and instead he said he will find out what he wants to know from existing federal records. >> we will utilize the f homela he, and the social security administration.>> is a directing agencies to hand over plan that the same department y >>> hit-and-run that sent a two euro to the hyatt hospital. hector larios hit the child yesterday on reid avenue>> we arrived on the scene a child

months to the previous year and the sentiment was getting really, really bad i know we talk about most knights on this desk at least among our group at that point it seemed like it was a coil spring. carter made a great, great call. just as it overshot to the down side when it broke 250 in early may and went straight to 175 it has the potential to do that on the up side. right now it's below that prior support which was then resistance and if you think about once again the fundamentals are going to drive the story. what's really interesting in july 2nd remember we were waiting around for those q2 guidance, but they've only delivered 175,000 cars they've guided 380,000 cars for this year. they've got a lot of stuff to do when they gave that delivery guidance that didn't update the financial guidance or full year guidance the options market is employing about a $20 move in either direction. that's really how much the stock has moved over the last four quarters much higher,.5% so here's the trade to me i think. you might want to consider some protection because if they do tweak down that full yea

and now hopes that by improving facilities and reviving the economy people will return to the area knighted nations has launched a multi donor trust fund to improve living conditions needed to form a c. this is not. a catastrophe that is over you see that ok they are all see has gone but the climate impact continues to unfold scientists used has fought all his life to bring back to see the sas losing this battle should send a warning to the rest of the world it's really important for anybody on the planet we've got to be a part of our global environment and you cannot say well just small bore you of the water then how we will save the planet while you sleep still dreams of a return of the sea like it was when he was still young the sight of gas installations all across the former sea bat indicate those times might be gone for good step fastened al-jazeera at the hour will see. still ahead in the sport absent from his club but not hiding from the world peter has the latest on the whereabouts of neymar. for instance. in the united states i learned that the 1st amendment is really key to be. f

workshops we call it crafty knights but it's i think it's a very open concept it's not a very intense workshop where it's like a front learning thing. it's more networking while actually getting crafty being creative and so we're creating an atmosphere you know where you can create and learn about stuff and there are men and people who don't menstruate there but really our target group is people that mystery and so we focus on their kids like you took me up to it on 3 bleeding and what do you think about free bleeding those who menstruating are not using an incendiary products called free cleaning free believing can be seen as a political stand that you say well actually this is normal and just everybody deal with it but also it can be just a very pragmatic thing. like for instance and danny with the marathon she ran where she was on her period but didn't use any product so she was just bleeding through it and the pictures went around the world. i think that was not a political stand per se is she was there as an athlete and she was there to give her best at this marathon which she tr

joining me now to discuss that and more are founder of political city susan pirch and heathnk knight. tfor coming in. so i want to start with sa some of the fight we have been seeing around the state and bay area. this was a proposed 425 unit development in an area of the city that was rened for transit oriented development. and the developer said he responded to community concerns over 3-year periodli spent $3 m on the development process and did a lot of things. i mean, susan, as somebody who works on the issues a lot, why do you think opposition remains? >> well, one i can say watching the hearings that went on until almost 3 in the morning it was a very painful process for everybody who is a part of that. and think the reason the issuecontinues is because communities still seem like they are too often lyexcluded eaenough to be getting input into the project or when they are asked to ss measures like measure in in san bruno, the rmeasure doesnlly disclose how big or how tall or how dense the projects will be. so there's issues that get l a smaamount of affordable really affordable

the question if they do business with iran they cannot do business in dollar markets particular knighted states and they know that there is very little in terms of incentive in doing business in iran because businesses there will be relatively limited and at the same time they might lose out on a lot more lucrative contracts in the united states so that in itself hasn't worked out this meccan i don't see whether there this mechanism can actually get of the ground and by just talking and not delivering they haven't given the iranians a lifeline and i think to run for the most but as given up the hope that there is something coming out of europe from the eve 3 that might be actionable all right must have a question. andrea says that tehran has given up hope so how far they willing to take on this will iran go as far as closing up the strait of hormuz us well 1st and foremost what would a what what were of people in london thinking when they seized the iranian supertanker at the request of the united states what did they expect iran to do did they expect that iran would sit i believe and do

she running against greg pence, a conservative who is so white he makes his brother look like suge knightict is also 92% white. but remarkably, she won the primary. - i beat five guys to get here. - who guys? - five white guys. - you beat five white guys? - yeah. - man, i feel so much better about this situation. - i'm excited to run and win in this district. i know that i can win. - black girl midterm magic. ding. as the first black woman to win the nomination in her district, jeannine is an inspiration, but she needs help. that's where the dccc could come in. the democratic congressional campaign committee helps candidates with logistics, advice, and money. because you need lots of money to win. but there's one problem. - i've called them personally and we have not had a response. - what about an e-mail? - no e-mails. - text? - no. - page? - no. - messenger boy? - we've been rejected on all forms of communication at this point. - so, basically, they broke up with you. - they really didn't even give us that first. - oh my god, you got broken up with somebody you hadn't been with in the f

that's the largest group sin 2016, according to black knight. it's also a jump of more than 6 million eligible borrowers since last november. how much can t average borrower save? about $266 per month. most borrowers tend to refinance afterer s years, but those who took out their mortgages last year could benefit most, about 1.5 million ofthem. not surprise morioage applicns to refinance were up last week according to the mortgage bankersn. associat while refinancing can lower monthly payments, it's also an opportunit to take cash out of your home, but very few people are doing that. home equity levels areri very hh t now, but borrowers took out just 4 billion collectively. that was the lowest amount in four years an less than 1% of what was available. today's borrowers seem more conservative, which makes sense given what happened the last time homeownerssi started their homes like atms. i'm diana olick in washingtone >>> and befe go, let's take a look at what was a winning day on wall street and in some cases a record day. the dow rose 117 poin

for tat to take a crisis that london says is now a battle iranian piracy versus freedom on the sea knight britain's awkward and ironic request for help to patrol the strait of hormuz soon to be breaks it britain sending out an s.o.s. to europe sending a thanks but no thanks to the united states i'm bringing off in berlin this is the day. approximately 4 pm u.k. time on friday iranian forces intercepted the push like time to stand in her in the strait of hormuz. and she was montrose a role navy type 23 frigates currently deployed in the gulf trying to come to the time because 8. obstruct. a tree and. pushed her over but you want to look. like. iran has no rights to stop the ships passage let's telling. us all about all those countries calling on iran to release the tanker we asked them to tell britain the same thing. the muslims but there is simply no comparison between iran's illegal seizure of vessels inside a recognized shipping line and the enforcement of ease sanctions it was last fall and state car seat. also coming up in parliamentary elections ukrainians have given their new presid

those officers who commit those data entry is wrong to be saying that your son the true knight is wrong to. kill becoming a suspect before the actual crime and in-depth examination into preventative policing pre-crime on al-jazeera. or to an essential resource for all humankind across europe pressure to recognize water as a human right and put its management back. interpublic is increasing i think that the european commission would be very very. would supply without. anybody the american. people ever to do something to divest the profit of the $1.00 up to the last drop on al jazeera. this is the latest of many provocative and hostile actions by iran. the us president says his forces have destroyed an iranian draw in the strait of hormuz but head army says it isn't aware of that. hello and welcome to al-jazeera live from our headquarters in doha with me elizabeth purana also ahead. a warm welcome from one of the u.s. congresswoman at the center of a race is invalid president donald trump. members of parliament want to stop the next prime minister from force in the country to leave the e.