dier, a kieran trippier le pide que le den la pelota se la dan a kyle walker, se manda al ataque, kyle>> y colombia que se ve mÁs robusta cuando va atacando que el equipo inglÉs, la pelota para el. >> le ayudÓ mucho carlos bacca, al tener a dos delanteros tenÍa un socio delante claro, los tres se juntaron un poco mÁs a la ofensiva. >> pelota de muriel para johan mojica radamel falcao, garcÍa! >> la tuvo, la tuvo, la tuvo en la cabeza. >> tigre! la tu, la tuvo, bie jugadas de pelota cruzada de cabeza. >> cerca colombia! >> no puede hacer un buen contacto. la pelota atrÁs para kyle walker, el pÚblico colombiano le da cariÑo coreando su nombre la tira afuera inglaterra estÁ confundida inglaterra es un buen momento para colombia! va a tener otra mÁs el tigre, otra mÁs. >> todavÍa puede hacer un cambio mÁs pekerman. >> pero se ve entero se ve bien colombia, no veo a algÚn jugador que este cansado ahora. >> yerry juan cuadro pÚblico colombiano arenga gritando colombia colombia, radamel falcao, con john stones wilmar barrios. juan cuadrado, el cambio al pecho de uribe. el balÓn para muriel, m

kyle edmund playing well.he's out, as is the reigning champion garbine muguruza. so many seeds have fallen in these first four 4 days. and the 2017 winner is the latest. belgian world number 47 alison van uytvanck beat the third seed 5—7 6—2 6—1. muguruza becomes the sixth top—eight women's seed to exit wimbledon inside the first two rounds! but the world number one and top seed, simona halep, is through. she didn't have it all her own way in the first set against china's zheng saisai, but the french open champion won 7—5, 6—0 to go into round three. rafa nadal will also be playing into the weekend, he had an up and down day against kazakhstan‘s mikhail kukushkin, but still won in straight sets. but marin cilic is out. he lost to guido pella in 5 sets. last year's finalist was 2 sets up when rain stopped play last night but he was unable to capitalise on that advantage. away from wimbledon, and it's nowjust over a0 hours until england take on sweden in samara for a place in the world cup semi—finals. england h

at wimbledon and so too britain's remaining hope kyle edmund. holly hamilton is there. holly — what chance an english double today, win the football win the tennis? that is a big question but i will tell you one thing, you cannot escape the football here. i have noticed one or two england shirts floating around as well as some brave swedish fans in yellow. they have made allowances for the staff here. for the breaks, they have given them tv screens. at three o'clock they can watch that match as well. spare a thought for one england fan, kyle edmund, who will not catch much of the football today. he will take on 12 time grand slam champion novak djokovic. it will be a big ask for kyle edmund who is written's last hope in the singles draw. novak djokovic 12 time

kyle: yes.at happens when someone with a bad intention do something to this system on purpose? kyle: the system is tough to mess with. though hostile powers can destroy satellites with icbms from earth. once the signal leaves the satellite, they can be messed with and all kinds of ways. carol: what happens with jamming and spoofing? this is worrisome. jeff: you are sending false signals to the satellite receivers. there is the capability to send drones or other aircraft in the wrong direction. jason: some of the most optimistic folks about space are big pharma companies. carol: why the big companies here on earth like doing research in space. >> drugmakers like amgen and novartis have been doing experiments in microgravity that exists on the international space station. they have been doing this back to the shuttle era and the 1990's. they can pick up the huge variable in the equation, which can impact different processes, play with extreme temperatures, other differences like radiation. there a

had to say a great fight back for kyle edmund.d england got it done today so maybe kyle edmund can as well. can you imagine the celebrations. a double celebration. the roof might be shaking if kyle edmund can push this magic device that. thank you so much for joining magic device that. thank you so much forjoining us. it has been a pleasure. can you actually believe it? i do not know what this tiny village of wimbledon will do if they have all of that excitement here today. but arrested today's news, let's head over to lizzie. lewis hamilton won the battle for pole for tomorrow's british grand prix — snatching the top spot from his title rival sebastian vettel by a fraction of a second. hamilton will start the race just one point behind vettel in the drivers' championship. azi varni was watching the action at silverstone. there is no escape from the football even from formula 1. but some eyes are on russia. these fans have already been treated to a record performance. lewis hamilton becoming the first driver looked to claim a sixt

imagine if kyle edmund did the same? iam not imagine if kyle edmund did the same? cope for the excitement. let's start with formula 1. lewis hamilton won the battle for pole for tomorrow's british grand prix, snatching the top spot from his title rival sebastian vettel by a fraction of a second. hamilton will start the race just one point behind vettel in the drivers' championship. azi varni was watching the action at silverstone. there is no escape from the football even at formula 1. but some eyes are on russia. these fans already been treated for to a record performance. lewis hamilton becoming the first driver to claim a sixth pole position at the grand prix. it was one of his hardest fault holes. sebastian was fastest in the first session. the ferrari driver with battling a pain in the net today and may well become one for hamilton tomorrow. he could not match the drivers pace, hamilton just tomorrow. he could not match the drivers pace, hamiltonjust too tomorrow. he could not match the drivers pace, hamilton just too fast to catch. but he did set the time to

i it after kyle edmund, maybe kyle mount? lam it after kyle edmund, maybe kyle mount? if they are wet, there was a lot of condensation. what the day of drama it was, mixed emotions for the british. johanna konta went out, beaten in straight sets of. she was making a lot of mistakes but she says she will be back. she wasn't the only big name to fall because the only big name to fall because the defending champion was out as well, beaten by a belgian competitor. that is now six of the top eight women seems to have drawn in this wimbledon of shocks. better news for kyle edmund, the last fish standing, being cheered on by his itiuiti standing, being cheered on by his mum on centre court. —— bricked. —— brit. he will face novak djokovic tomorrow afternoon and he is oily worried about whether the english match will be finished in time for him to come on and play and whether he will be able to watch it because his coach isa able to watch it because his coach is a swedish. we have the england and sweating quarter—final tomorrow afternoon at three and then hopefully, kyle edmun

how will kyle edmund do? good. where are you going to watch?|j how will kyle edmund do? good.dal‘s match doesn't last long, you might miss djokovic versus kyle edmund. buffer the one day, it's watching england. they have been itching to do this all morning. they have got a certain song that i think they know the words to. so the wimbledon crowd does three lions. apart from tina, who is from sweden. # it's coming home, it's coming home, it's coming, football's coming home. i hope they have better voices on centre court later. i hope so too. we have had some interesting singing on breakfast this morning. we are sorry. enjoy your day whatever you're doing. that's it from us for today, the england match kicks off at 3 o'clock here on bbc one. i'll be celebrating with chris tomorrow morning from 6! have a good day, bye—bye. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 10. theresa may warns ministers that public dissent over brexit will no longer be tolerated after they backed her plan for the uk's future relationship with the eu. some brexiteers have expressed reservations abo

kyle: whatever they want. being created is a tiny, that sixicient engine to the side of these things and can kind of screwed around. some of these things are going to hit each other. you want to avoid that. but they can get two different places and be more versatile. shalles this competition around the earth more valuable. jason: how did she come up with this? kyle: she was an error space engineer and went to m.i.t. -- aerospace engineer annd went to m.i.t. she is a very subtle thinker, and this was overlooked by nasa and telling -- boeing. carol: this is an ion? >> a liquid salts. -- liquid salt. it is really stable and safe. a $60e is sending up million rocket isn't too worried about what's onboard. nasa has satellites, but does it with heavy stuff. this is a simple solution. jason: you start to have this intersection where -- there's a scene in the story where she is making this presentation, jeff bezos in the front row. she has this dry presentation style, which he is literally and figuratively in the room

at wimbledon, kyle edmund, the last remaining british interest in the tournament, is taking on 12 timend slam winner novak djokovic. another beautiful day here at wimbledon. and for the sports fans today, a choice. stay away and watch england in the world cup or come down to wimbledon and enjoy the tennis. for lots of fans pouring through the gates here at woodward on this one, they clearly feel they can enjoy both. —— in wimbledon this morning. # it's coming home! we can rely on a good internet connection. well, i'm scottish! watch it on my phone. not at all, i'm more than a tennis fan. we are going to watch the football at a pub. into the tennis, come to the pub, watch the football, is coming home, back in for the tennis. you can see some of the thoughts for some of the fans here today. it's certainly going to be an exciting day in prospect. let's not forget that kyle edmund and his swedish coach have to remain firmly focused on thejob at coach have to remain firmly focused on the job at hand because they have been following the progress of their respective nations at the world cup f

said he was confused at first until he saw the petition for divorce alleging kyle was arate a angry struggling with sexual attraction to men and that she felt unsafe. >> she claimed he was using her immigrant status to intimidate her. >> reporter: kyle's sister jade and his parents started researching those kinds of claims and began to worry their whole family had been duped. >> we started noticing a correlation between the lies at she was telling and everything that needed to be proved to file vawa. >> reporter: vawa is the violence against women act and allows women abused who petition for legal status themselves ccutting their u.s.izen spouse out of the process. the thinking sim grants might be less likely to call police on an abusive spouse if they later had to rely on that spous for immigration status. >> they are now using vawa as a means whi which to escape the two-year requirement to remain in a marital relationship. >> reporter: john sampson said h suspected misuse of vawa regularly durin decades as an ice agent and felt powerless to stop it and r nows a consulting firm and

and when kyle met her ster tab that. >> everything clicked. >> six months later kyle popped the question. a few months later they were rr d, expecting a child. and tabitha was on the fast track to u.s. citizen ship. >> ghe her green card and within two months she left. kyle was confused at fe st. until shsaw the possession for divorce. saying kyle was angry and ruggling with sexual attraction to men and felt she was unsafe. >> theytaed researching the games and began to worry their whole family had been duped. >> we started noticing a correlation between the lies she vewas telling andthing that needed to be proved to file. va >> vawa is the violence against women act. allows immigrants who are abused or petition for legal status themselves. cutting their u.s. spouse out of the process. thinking the immigrants mig be less likely to call police on y later spouses in t had to rely on the spouse for immigrant status. >> now they are using havvawa an excuse to remainn the relationship. >> he felt powerless to stop it. he now runs a consultingirm andays he's heard from roughly 1500 american wh

kyle: there is a space race 2.0 right now.ppened with personal computers, everything got smaller and more efficient, cheaper. that is happening in space. rockets and satellites, tons of this stuff was being sent up there. last year, 550 man-made objects, so a lot of this stuff is going up there. a lot of it is tiny and a lot of it cannot move around up there. jason: so these are things that may go up in the rocket and are essentially dispersed into orbit? carol: mostly satellites. mostly satellites the size of a shoebox. they are doing a lot of weather studies and climate change studies, a of data for investors. carol: what can they do with it? is it defined to where it is? kyle: eventually, it it will move around and then it burns up. what this company has done is create a tiny, super efficient engine that six -- that sticks to the side of them things then scoots around space, which is more stuff goes up is important because it is dangerous and some of these will hit each other. you want to avoid that. but also, they can get

but recently kyle mullins of olathe got something he didn't order and doesn't really have a use for. kyle mullins/olathe resident:"about a month ago we got our first package that no one at my house ordered, we opened it and it was just this random electric disco ball." about a week later, another package showed up at his doorstep. kyle mullins/olathe resident:"the second package we got a week and a half later had two had just an apple watch strap, just pair of wireless earbuds with a portable charging station with them."like clockwork, about a week and a half later, another amazon delivery arrived. kyle mullins/olathe resident:"the third package was vacuum sealed plastic bags, which i've watched too much dexter for that, and then there was this mole remover pen."his home address was printed on the label, but there was no name. kyle mullins/olathe resident:"we called amazon and we got the name 'girardo' for who sent it, but the address was apparently correct. there wasn't a mix up. this is where he had sent it."after posting about the experience online, kyle realized he's not the only

kyle: whatever they want. being created is a tiny, super efficient engine that six -- that stick to the side of things and can scoot them around space. it is dangerous up there. some of these things are going to hit each other. you want to avoid that. baking get to -- they can get different places and be more versatile. it makes this competition around the earth more valuable. jason: how did she come up with this? kyle: she was an aerospace engineer and went to m.i.t. rocket school. she is a very subtle thinker, and this is an idea that was overlooked by nasa and boeing. it is an ion engine? >> it is a liquid soul. -- salt. figured out to make a charge liquid rather than charged particles. it is really stable and safe. someone is sending up a $60 million rocket isn't too worried about one of these being on board. nasa move satellites but they do it with chemicals. this is a simple solution. jason: you start to have this intersection -- there's a scene in the story where she is making this presentation, jeff be

ask kyle edmund.ould have gone, we would've had to follow other players, but the andy murray generation if you like means that a brit had the chance of winning. wouldn't it be wonderful, sunday a brit wins wimbledon and the next sunday england win the world cup. what a double. football wins are overrated. it is not the wimbledon final. this is true. it is early days. you'll be at wimbledon. i will, but at three o'clock i think my attention will be taken away to the round ball. thank you for being with us. thank you for your company. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. and of course, a big thank you to my guests this evening, baroness ros altmann and mihir bose and goodbye. i'll be back in a few minutes' time with the ii i'll be back in a few minutes' time with the 11 o'clock news. stay with us. no surprises on t

kyle edmund will be the underdog going in today.hang them if they get back from the pub in time. right now the world number one, raffle and a dial is on centre court for his match later on. ned are working to reach the last 16 here for the second year ina row the last 16 here for the second year in a row and his eighth time. he comes here with his victory with the french open under his belt, he will be looking confident and strong. you can keep up with that match on the red button. you cannot escape the football here, we have some footballing royalty as well on centre court, sir bobby charlton is there to watch the match. i do not know what he will be doing at three o'clock, chris. i can guess. before we go, just time to remind you that the tour de france is underway. chris froome of course going for a fifth title. you can follow it live on the bbc sport webiste. that's bbc.co.uk/sport the british grand prix as well. lewis hamilton the fastest in final practice. that is all for now. we're going tojoin we're going to join gareth sout

kyle, you did the research here.re talking about 17 races shifting, 8 of them specifically going from lean republican to toss-up. what's causing the shift? >> well, i think it's big-picture factors and also individual factors in these districts. so for much of this cycle, we've seen that, you know, the president's approval ratings have been kind of in the low 40s. the house generic ballot, a national poll that asks voters whether they're going to ask for a democrat or a republican in their respective house district. it's been around a lead of about -- a democratic lead of about 6 to 8 points, which is about in the range where you would think that the democrats would have a decent chance to win the house. we just got the second quarter fund-raising reports from the fec for april through june. dozens of house republicans got out-raised by their democratic challengers. some of those races are among the ones that we moved today. and also, history just suggests that, you know, when a matter takes control of the house, as

all hopes rest on kyle edmund.eth southgate‘s fighting talk of them and get set for their world cup quarterfinals. hello and welcome to day 4 here at wimbledon... gone are the flying ants but so are britain's hopes in the women's draw as number 1 johanna konta, last year's semi—finalist crashed out of the competition. she was beaten by dominika cibulkova of the czech republic — the player who was due to be seeded but was bumped for serena williams. the czech maybe made her point by winning in straight sets as ben croucher reports. spare a thought for dominika cibulkova. it can be to lose your seeding, but for also johanna konta, losing your place this early. contrary to the semifinals last year but has twice went out as a slam since when the are back better placed at home. it was a civil mix of dietand placed at home. it was a civil mix of diet and relief thatjohanna konta the won first set but with every pa rt konta the won first set but with every part of our racket, civil code files back on her own. —— dominika

good luck with the new car, kyle and ed >> when we return, "squawk alley" from 100 billion to 54.y're pricing last night a company's ralluation almost off. back after the short break >>> chinese supermarket phone marker xiaomi pricing its ipo overnight coming up way short of where it used to be valued josh >> john, xiaomi was one of the most talked about ishs pos of the year, but the company just priced at the bottom end $2.17 per share, but it appears they did get more interest at that lower price up iping the deal size by about 15%. now raising closer to $5.4 billion and that would appear to imply a valuation of as much as $62 billion. still that is well below $100 billion that insiders had suggested this year. now, xaomi could be a victim of trends between washington and beijing beijing. they're down since january they also called itself an internet company, but had services as a share of revenue remained under 10% its smart phones accounted for 70% of sales this is a big valuation and form er board member says its strategy is the right one. selling quality phones at low prices

he was joined by former arizona senator john kyle, who served on the judiciary committee and will act as a guide for judge kavanagh during his confirmation process.

right now centre court feels a little empty without kyle edmund.ledon. now on bbc news — the travel show. this week on the travel show, we're in my hometown of london. i will be finding out how meat—free has gone mainstream. this is good, a tour bus around london eating foods that will help us live forever. also coming up on this week's show, we are heading underground to meet a man with a passion for public art in new york. and we eat more than is good for us in naples, as we join the judging panel in search of the world's most perfect pizza. slice number seven. mario has had over a0 slices! let's kick off in london, where we are looking at the latest food trend to sweep the united kingdom. veganism. it's changed. with hundreds of dishes to choose from, people flock to vegan nights in fashionable shoreditch in the east of the city. i have only been vegan for maybe six months, and even compared to where i started, the amount of vegan abundance of food in supermarkets is crazy. i was eating lots of chicken dips and chicken kievs, i didn't feel that

walker, delph, por afuera kyle walker, para raheem sterling.Él por la pelota porque me parece que estaba raheem sterling adelantado se confunden y no se ponen de acuerdo. >> dÍgame sol ¿quÉ quiso decir hace rato? inglaterra le puso suplentes a bÉlgica, belgica tambiÉn, pero como que no le importÓ perder aquel partido para quedar de este lado de las llave? >> ya sabÍan que el que quedaba segundo lugar donde iba a estar. >> no le importÓ mucho perder contra bÉlgica aquel partido. >> hasta ahora termina siendo una buena jugada por los resultados. >> con este nivel me parece que del otro lado no llegaba a esta instancia. >> tiro libre de suecia. >> no sÉ esa falta andres la verdad que no sÉ porque harry maguire estÁ mirando la pelota no, la vende, la vende, bien andreas granqvist. >> es precisamente lo que le dijo al Árbitro no estoy viendo la pelota. >> atenciÓn, aquÍ es ahora o nunca para suecia se le va el partido se le va el mundial, viktor claesson. a ver, ludwig augustinsson que habla, serÁ el 6 nada mas ludwig augustinsson. >> el zurdo perfi

mcdonald, he'll play fellow brit kyle edmund in the second round. you know, the good thing is that when you are at the top of the game, it isn't easyjust to move up one spot. now if i win a couple of matches here, i could move up 300 or 400 spots in a week, which is nice. hopefully i can get back up there quickly but it sort of feels like starting from scratch again. obviously i have not been in that position since i was 18, so i'm looking forward to it. it's going to be hard but it should be fun. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you. let's go to harare and the historic elections taking place. robert mugabe, for the first time since independence from britain in 1980, his name is not on the ballot paper. but he came out to vote in the zimbabwean capital after eight months of obscurity, announcing he

and britain's number one, kyle edmund crashes out of wimbledon defeated by novak djokovic. good evening. england are through to the world cup semifinals for the first time in almost 30 years. goals by harry maguire dele alli gave england a 2—0 victory against sweden this afternoon. gareth southgate's side is now one win away from a place in next sunday's final. dan millen joins place in next sunday's final. dan millenjoins us from place in next sunday's final. dan millen joins us from sumatra. in truth, england came here haven't already done enough, reaching the quarterfinals of their world cup with a young squad, a manager in his first major tournament in charge with historically low expectations represented progress and

right now centre court feels a little empty without kyle edmund.son, bbc news, at wimbledon. now on bbc news — the travel show. this week on the travel show, we're in my hometown of london. i will be finding out

and british number one kyle edmund is battling against three—time champion novak djokovic to make ito the second week in the men s draw. i am lizzie greenwood hughes in the bbc sport centre... as lewis hamilton breaks the track record at silverstone to take pole for sunday's british grand prix.

but with ten minutes remaining kyle wood eventually had this try awarded after it went to the video refereehampshire levelled the score at 20 all, six minutes from time to give

cehe entertainer who is now, he's cedric kyles >> kyles >> jimmy: cedric is noy in this movie. >> he'sall >> jimmy: but he's not supposed to be funny. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he is really fantastic in this. everyone >> i know. it's ridiculous. >> jimmy: you, ethan, and it's paul schrader. >> paul schrader it's hst best work, and ho, it definitely took the most dramatically different movie than "mamma mia!" and much to me.mething that means it's just really dark and fascinating, and ethan hawke is incredible >> jimmy: that's unbelievable. congrats on everything >> thanks. >> jimmy: it's still in theaters if you nt to go see it >> oh, and i was pregnant when i was doing it so it was like just before i did "mamma mia!" >> jimmy: hey, so -- >> yeah, that's a real baby in there. >> jimmy: two for the price of one man. >> exactlyah >> jimmy: exactly. >> that's what paul kept saying that's how i got the job >> jimmy: why not? didn't have to pay for the baby that's so cool >> yeah. yeah exactly >> jimmy: and then you d"m ma mia!" too which is - >> yeah. >> jimmy: exactly like you said, totally diff

kyle ramirez is an apprentice at a tattoo partner —— tattoo parlour in oakland, california.oad. do you get paid me thing? no. nothing at all? no. so seven evenings a week he drives around the city, picking up electric scooters that need to be recharged. for each one, you will get around $10. the price goes up the scooter are harder to reach. once his car is full, it's time to ta ke once his car is full, it's time to take them home and put them to bed. do you feel like you've given up a room in your house? i mean, a little bit. you can't turn the lights out. brilliant. beyond the mind scooter trend is going global banks to more than $1 billion in investment from companies like google and mover. but while you'll find hundreds of these things in oakland, in the city over the bay, san francisco, you won't find any and that's because regulators have ordered them off the streets. the scooters have provoked intense anger here. even being used as part of a protest against the wider tech industry. some residents have felt the scooters were making the streets a mess. but they will be

a lot of pressure on kyle edmund, with andy murray missing. hopes for him. he reached the third round of the us open and the french 0pen round of the us open and the french open and got through to the semifinals of the australian open in january. a lot of people looking for the british number one to do well here this year. and i must say, the world cup is not quite missing altogether here, if you look around the crowd, look out for some england shirts. a lot of people showing their support for the brits and the england team in russia. thank you, a lot to look forward to. you can keep up—to—date with the build—up to the world cup and all the goings—on at wimbledon on the bbc sport website. we will have more after 2pm as well. thank you very much. let us stop more about the main story. rescue workers in thailand are planning how to rescue 12 boys and their football coach from a cave system in which they've been trapped for ten days. the boys were found by two british divers, rick stanton and john volanthen. we've been speaking tojohn‘s mother. a

and both british number ones, johanna konta and kyle edmund, get their wimbledon championships undery. and coming up on bbc news: before england kick off, sweden face switzerland in today's other last 16 tie at the world cup. we'll have the latest from samara. good afternoon at welcome to the bbc news at one. a female healthcare worker has been arrested on suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to murder another six. it follows a long—running investigation into a high number of deaths at the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital. cheshire police won't reveal the role of the person who's been arrested. dave guest reports. cheshire police began investigating the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital in may of last year. they'd been called in by the hospital management to look into the deaths of 15 babies who died betweenjune 2015 and june 2016. but their investigation was then expanded to cover 17 deaths and 15 non—fatal collapses. this morning, detectives announced that they'd arrested a female health worker, and that she was being questioned on sus

those wins for kyle edmund and johanna konta.st. —— edmond looks very authoritative on court these days. johanna konta clearly nervous, she has been playing a player just clearly nervous, she has been playing a playerjust outside the top 100 but you played pretty well today. she had a lot of match points but did win it in straight sets. hopefully, to have come back here having reached the semifinals last year and won having reached the semifinals last yearand wona having reached the semifinals last year and won a tight match like that, we'll really relax as she prepares what could be an awkward second round match against dominique cibulkova, the player who would have been seeded had the committee not decided that serena williams deserve to be seeded because of their past record. a bit of a wobble in the second set forjohanna konta. it is concerning looking ahead to the rest of the tournament. a big shock today, petra kvitova, a two time winner, out in the first round.” have to confess i did not see that one coming against the pla

kyle edmund, many fans. also talking about the football.oked at the scale of it. the tents had to be packed up by 7am so eve ryo ne had to be packed up by 7am so everyone could formally get into queues. a fantastic scene and atmosphere to be it is actually hotter here i think than in samara today. 500 miles east of moscow. england are playing sweden at 3pm. that is where we can find our very own dan walker in samara. you probably cannot see it but i am wearing the gareth southgate waistcoat. i can see it. wearing the gareth southgate waistcoat. ican see it. iwondered if it was inspired by gareth southgate. we will hear from gareth soon. a gorgeous wimbledon morning here as well. a massive match coming up here as well. a massive match coming up with england and sweden. trying to reach the semifinals of the world cup for the first time in 28 years. england fans cannot sleep. hopefully the players got a good sleep. they ta ke the players got a good sleep. they take on sweden in samara. you can watch it live on bbc one from three. first, gareth

his is kyle. it's 4-1. one stalemate beauchamp, who has pled not guilty to shoplifting and violating his parole, represents the third kind of inmate housed in the unit. >> he is actually a straight guy. he is straight. he is not gay at all. >> during his interview process for his housing he said he was homosexual. so he was housed in the homosexual unit, upon his request. every inmate signs a form requesting to go into the homosexual unit. it's under their own free will. >> some straight men look to the homosexual unit as a safe harbor compared to the predatory environment found in many other units. >> i had one or two gay men tell me go to the gay pod. you will be taken care of. i have had other guys in there write me, like show me, show me your penis and all this stuff like that. i am like, okay, whoa, back up. i'm not like that. little do they know that i am straight. >> bexar county don't really care. >> beauchamp says most inmates here have been respectful of his sexuality. >> eloy, he is very flamboya

kyle edmund won't be there though. singles draw was knocked out yesterday by the three—time champion novak djokovic. joe wilson was watching. just as footballers returned to their changing room in russia, kyle edmund came out to play at wimbledon. centre court knew the football score. and for a while, edmund was inspired by his big occasion, at the top of the screen on his way to the first set. novak djokovic looked a little lost. but the former champ rediscovered himself to win the second set 6—3. the match had turned. edmund lost the third 6—2, making mistakes. listen how this one was greeted by djokovic. he roars he simmered with the crowd and the umpire, but overpowered edmund 6—4 in the fourth set. this win took everything. well, centre court will be maintained and come back to life in the second week when we'll have djokovic, federer, serena and so much in between. as for british interest — well, there's the doubles. right now, centre court feels a little empty without kyle edmund. joe wilson, bbc news, at wimble

right now, centre court feels a little empty without kyle edmund.ave goes on. another hot, sunny, dry day on saturday. sunday looks like similar day too. this was taken on saturday afternoon by one of our weather watchers in cambridgeshire. you can see fair weather cloud that has been bubbling up. strong sunshine around still. high pressure keeping things generally dry and settled. a weather front is sitting across the far north—west on sunday, bringing more cloud and a few spots of rain, particularly to the far north—west of scotland. a small chance of an isolated shower across southern scotland and northern england, too. for the vast majority, and other dry day ahead after the warm muggy start. —— for the vast majority, another dry day ahead after the warm muggy start. sunny spells, warm spells in the south with more cloud further north. temperatures not quite as hot to the north as in england and wales. in the warmest spots, similar to saturday, up to around 30— 31 degrees in the south—east. north and north—west, temperatures 22 to 2a in northern

tennis and britain's number one kyle edmond has been knocked out of wimbledon.s watching. just as footballers returned to their changing room in russia, kyle edmund came out to play at wimbledon. centre court knew the football score. and for a while he was inspired by the big occasion. at the top of the screen, on the way to the first set against novak djokovic. the man who has won wimbledon three times seemed lost djokovic recomposed himself. to win the second set, 6—3. edmund lost the third set, making mistakes. listen how this one was greeted by djokovic. screaming. he simmered with the crowd and the umpire that overpowered edmund in the fourth set. this winter every thing. centre court will be maintained and come back to life in the second week when we will have djokovic, federer, serena and so much in between. as for british interest, well, there's the doubles. right now, centre court feels a little empty without colin edmund. jo wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. you can see more of all up—to—date's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me, good night

. >> reporter: this is kyle fox.ng he's a saint, fot... >> i always wanted to do something like that, to serve. >> reporter: that butterfly stayed there for half an hour. >> i don't even know where i was with that. >> reporter: anyway, kyle got donations to purchase the car and then assembled a team of volunteer mechanics to fix it like new-- all of this unbeknownst to justin, until this very moment. kyle drove the car from utah to surprise justin for his 15th birthday. >> go see it! >> reporter: i can't tell you what this meant to justin. i mean, i really can't. he tried to explain it to me, but when he opened his mouth, no words fell out. >> it's a link to the past for him. it's a big thing for me, too. i never got to see him come home. so, that just one moment right there that was... i think i needed that. >> reporter: obviously, this was never about a car. no, this was about trying to push past what you can't forget, trying to remember what you never knew. and on this most american holiday weekend, it's about app

kyle edmund is on court at the moment. today, including last year's semi—finalistjohanna konta. joe wilson reports from wimbledon. three opportunities to gorge yourself on britishness today, if that's your thing at wimbledon. on court 2 before lunch, leicestershire's katie boulter showed some nice touches against the world number 18. commentator: oh, wonderful court craft from boulter. she lost 6—3, 6—5 to naomi osaka, but boulter, who is 21, should be back. if you are a british player at wimbledon, you sense that expectation. itjust grows around you. whether it inspires or intimidates, there's no escaping it. jo konta knows how wimbledon can turn a home player into a summer celebrity, but it's not easy, well, not when you get dominika cibulkova in the second round. a fiercely determined opponent, she'd seethed when wimbledon removed her seeding to promote serena williams. motivated, and too much for konta, in straight sets she was gone. so, from a british point of view, kyle edmund, it's all down to you. joe wilson, bbc n

kyle have their best results on hard courts. -- jehannedarc.r the crowd spilling in. one of the greatest champions of all time casually out practising. standing room only even for the most dedicated roger federer fans. standing room only even for the most dedicated roger federerfans. the men‘s singles final prepares to go head—to—head in the tv ratings with the world cup final. are not overly worried about viewing figures and ratings. we take a very long—term view on these sorts of things. we are familiar with football tournament is happening every other yea rs, tournament is happening every other years, european championships and the world cup and we are familiar with ratings going up and down depending on who is in the finals, semifinals and quarterfinals. that is business as usual. but never before has wimbledon come up against a world cup final featuring finalfeaturing england. final featuring england. if finalfeaturing england. if that happens they will be requiring their biggest stars to keep pulling in the crowds. carolina pliskova has b

all eyes on you right now for kyle edmund. you right now for kyle edmund. hopes of britain resting onhere at wimbledon. murray leaves a big hole, doesn't he? he? holly hamilton at wimbledon, banchory much. —— thank you much. in the quarterfinals. illusions of the task ahead. quarterfinal of a world cup, you are stupid to say that. stupid to say that. of quality and a lot of resilience at 18. at 18. deep from what we've seen and we know what we are against. know what we are against. radar but there was no question that they are a good team. they are a good team. they would not be where they are there were not. be where they are there were not. show them the respect we do to every team. john stones. that is all the sport we've got for you from now. sport we've got for you from now. will be back with more from wimbledon later. wimbledon later. now back to ben brown in amesbury. were taking critically ill on saturday. saturday. they are still in a critical condition. condition. who is the mp for salisbury and south wiltshire. south wiltshire. thank you from being with us. being with us. s

nobody is alarmed apparently at any of these other affiliations as it relates to senator kyle. now, the heritage foundation has also been brought in to address the so-called conservative bias, is that right? >> we can follow up with you on the details of everybody that senator kyle's group is reaching out to. >> okay. i would be interested in just understanding the political leanings of every organization that's been brought in, but it's our understanding that the heritage foundation which obviously leans very right has been brought in as well. now, has engaged third party organizations to help filter what it calls fake news, is that right? >> congressman, we use third-party fact checkers, in the united states we currently have five, we're open to more. >> am i correct that those five are ap, one, politifact, two, fact check.org, three, snopes, is that right, four, and the weekly standard, five? >> yes, that's correct. >> now, when i look at this list i'm trying to figure out -- so the weekly standard is, again, a right wing conservative leaning organization. i'm struggling to

nobody's alarmed with other affiliations as relates to senator kyle.now, the heritage foundation has also been brought in to address the so-called conservative bias, is that right? >> we can follow up with you on the details of everybody that senator kyle is reaching out to. >> i'd be interested to understand the political leanings of everybody brought in, but it's our understanding that the heritage foundation, that leans very right, has been engaged as well. facebook has engaged organization to help filter what it calls fake news, is that right? >> congressman we use third party fact checkers. in the united states we currently have five, we're open to more. >> am i correct that those five are ap, one, politi fact, fact check, snopes, and weekly standard, five. >> yes. >> so the weekly standard is again right wing conservative leaning organization. i'm struggling to look at the five. is there a left leaning progressive organization in this list of five, fact checking organization? >> each of these five fact checking organizations was selected because

not such good news for britain's kyle edmund, though. of wimbledon by novak djokovic. our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. just as footballers returned to their changing room in russia, kyle edmund came out to play at wimbledon. centre court knew the football score. and for a while, edmund was inspired by his big occasion, at the top of the screen on his way to the first set. novak djokovic looked a little lost. but the former champ rediscovered himself to win the second set 6—3. the match had turned. edmund lost the third 6—2 making mistakes. listen how this one was greeted by djokovic. he roars. he simmered with the crowd and the umpire, but overpowered edmund 6—4 in the fourth set. this win took everything. well, centre court will be maintained and come back to life in the second week when we'll have djokovic, federer, serena and so much in between. as for british interest — well, there's the doubles. right now, centre court feels a little empty without kyle edmund. joe wilson, bbc news, at wimbledon. elsewhere at wimbled

andy murray has won forjust the second time this year and will face his compatriot kyle edmund in ther two and half hours to get past the american mackenzie macdonald. he looked understandably rusty after so long out after hip surgery butjust look out for the victory celebration, this meant a lot. paul garrity reports. starting from scratch again is how andy murray described his comeback from injury and shaking those hips is not easy after surgery. the early stages of the contest proved that against mckenzie mcdonald. he found it hard to get his rhythm, first set to the american. but once in his groove the former number one was dancing to his old tune, taking control and winning the second set. andy murray is in a hurry to get back to top form. he failed to take five match points and cue the frustration. once harmony was restored he ended his torment and will face kyle edmund in round two but for now the world will wait and see how quickly he can climb back up. still to come on sportsday this evening. rocky 137, england's record breaking prop retires from the international game. and a

yes, another meeting with kyle edmund. 0k time to talk football.pre—season despite the world cup — with new managers at chelsea and arsenal, and the possibility of a far closer title race involving last season's top four in the premier league. to help me look over this pre—season is stoke and scotland midfielder charlie adam. jurgen klopp and jose mourinho the enited boss have already gone head to head, this time on spending — 80m nore than anyone else — mourinho saying that given the spending, they should be one of the main contenders for the title?|j think main contenders for the title?” think they will be. i think they have improved. i think liverpool a lwa ys have improved. i think liverpool always do their work early. they have spent a lot of money, but they have spent a lot of money, but they have got the best players available to them, got the work done early, and it has givenjurgen klopp time to work them, so that they too liverpool. i expected them to challenge. but what of manchester united, have a lesson to their manager? —— listen. 100,