it's leigh griffiths. . .! leigh griffiths la scored for celtic in november. from football to deal with ongoing issues. at those issues related to revealed as repression. very lonely at times without the help of the club, friends, family and support that i had. i would not be sitting here today without that, so be sitting here today without that, so it's thanks to them. it has been a difficult road, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. light, seven months on. griffiths has returned to training and made his competitive come back last week. but he's mindful that he might need help again. just trying to be a bit more open, take stuff in. and just speak to people, regardless of who it is. team—mates, coaches. somebody at the clu b team—mates, coaches. somebody at the club who wants to speak, just trying to open up, if you've something on your mind, say it. ultimately, i could be back in the same place and i don't want to be there. what's happening in society nowadays, i think a lot of people are taking their own life and maybe if they open up and speak a l

leigh milner reports.o the sky, terrifying footage of a large waterspout over lake pontchartrain near new orleans. in the city, streets have been turned into rivers by the flash floods and as the storm creeps further towards louisiana, a state of emergency has been declared. this is a very significant severe weather event and the national weather service, they're using terms like life—threatening floods. as residents stock up on water and emergency supplies, forecasters predict the storm could reach hurricane strength by this evening. because it's going to be such a slow—moving storm, we are going to see huge amounts of rainfall in the coming days, maybe in excess of around 600 millimetres in total, and that, coupled with storm surges, could see some life—threatening floods. the main concern is the already swollen mississippi river. if a storm surge predicted to move up from the gulf of mexico pushes water levels over 20 feet it could overwhelm the levees protecting the city. people here know what the cons

leigh martinez has reactions from the immigration officials and the mayor's office in oakland. >> the city of oakland has strengthened the city policies. mayor libby schaaf made headlines when she had knowledge of upcoming custom and enforce sweeps. revealing a different story happening at the oakland international airport. that from 2010 to 2018, ice chartered nearly a thousand flights out of the airport flying nearly 43,000 detained people. >> judges are shipped out they have a ability to really important to ensure the transparent city. >> reporter: the california collaborative for immigrant justice say this be a clear violation of oakland sanctuary city policies. >> with respect to what level of cooperation our city counties and governments are going to have with policies that are essentially violating human rights. individuals who are being moved out of the country rapidly and often being denied the opportunities to speak to attorneys or access to council. >> reporter: the port of oakland would oversee the airport. private companies chartered the flights, leaving the runways. ktvu

leigh milner, bbc news.olicing board will also be set up to oversee the process. but labour has warned that mrjohnson's pledges could not be trusted, and some police forces are worried the timetable is too ambitious. a new drug which doctors have called a major step forward in treating ovarian cancer is being made available on the nhs in england. the medicine, olaparib, has been proven to halt the progression of the hereditary form of the disease after the first round of treatment. it is expected to benefit hundreds of patients. at least 115 people are missing and feared drowned after a boat carrying migrants sank of the coast of libya. after a boat carrying migrants sank off the coast of libya. the boat was carrying some 250 people from a number of african and arab countries, when it sank five miles from land. the un's refugee agency has called it the deadliest shipwreck in the mediterranean so far this year. two premier league footballers have been involved in a carjacking attempt by an armed gang in a lon

more now from ktvu's leigh martinez. >> a big democratic party's major political presence. not california governor to march in the parade. and senator kamala harris walked in the parade as well wearing a rainbow jacket. >> i've been doing the pride parades for 20 years. >> kamala harris! >> reporter: after the parade, senator harris took the main stage at center civic plaza. >> as you know 15 years ago when a lot of democrats are on board with it, but we said no, it's not good enough. we'll perform there and that's what we did here in 2004. >> reporter: she later took a few questions from press. >> listen, the schools of america are more segregated today. we need to put every effort into play to desegregate the schools. and why is desegregation important? segregation is a sign of inequality. >> her classification want a le proudly support the community. >> i came specifically to walk with her. she's got a wonderful charisma. i'm excited to see her and her campaign and to see that continue for us. >> i like the fact she supports the gay community. she definitely has my vote.

. >> barbara, you heard leigh ann's reporting talking about the new step in impeachment proceedings, but nancy pelosi made a show of making nice with the insurgent party in her wing, but is she setting herself up for a bigger fight over the question of impeachment? >> nancy knows exactly what she's doing. they are in a search for the truth. and they are in search of proof. and by continuing these investigations, and telling the court that there is a possibility of an impeachment inquiry, they will get more information. and i believe the courts will say yes, don mcgahn, you do have to come before the congress so they do their oversight. so here's the thing about speaker pelosi, who i have known forever. she is very wise. this is a representative government. she basically said to her members, you do what you need to do. many of them will go home and they will hear their constituency say investigate, impeach. some will hear, take care of me. take care of my problems. my health care, my kids' education. and that's what this government is about. so everything is on the table. and mainly i

back to san bruno the tanforan mall our reporter amber leigh is on the scene. what have you learned? >> reporter: we've spoken with quite a number of people. you look behind me you can see a lot of people outside the century theater just waiting to get word on when they can get back into their car but these folks are shaken up. they said they heard a loud noise and they did not know what was going on. they've seen people running and i have a man who works inside the theater to it . >> i was working cleaning up a spell and then i heard a bunch of claps and then at first everyone thought it was construction. they thought it was nothing and then all of a sudden i saw everyone running. iran with them.>> reporter: how did you find out what was going on.>> i saw police out here and they said there was an active shooter. they were evacuating. >> reporter: what was your reaction when you learned what it was? >> i was like well. i knew what it was because of the sound so i assumed. that's crazy it was out of nowhere.>> reporter: is everyone waiting to get their cars? >>

leigh and thecy man with the last name morgan were all from chicago originally.he person who founded the first lumber mill in traverse city, his name was harry boardman and he was from naperville, outside of chicago. he came up. -- came up in the late 1840's and left one of his sons here to run the lumber mill. well, there was nothing up here in the 1840's or 50's. there were maybe 100 lumber men and this young man in his early 20's. he was not able to make a go of it. there were millions of trees. i personally think he did not want to stay here. i do not think he wanted to make a go of it, and harry boardman did not want to live up here, so he sold to morgan, hannah, and lay. -- and leigh. they definitely started a number prize -- an enterprise appear that made a go of it. one of the city's claims to fame, in the 1870's, after the great chicago fire, most of the lumber used to rebuild chicago came from traverse city. >> where are we driving now? >> we are heading down the main street of traverse city, which is called front street. today it has many little shops

leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, leigh. >>> bay area lawmakers reporting inhospitable livingtions at the migrant detention facilities. representatives were among 20 congressional democrats that all toured the detention facilities in brownsville, texas, yesterday. speier is one of several lawmakers that investigated conditions at the same facility last summer. she shared pictures on twitter. children sleeping on pads on a concrete floor behind fences. she says it is a humanitarian crisis that both democrats and republicans have to own. >>> police are investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting outside a detention center in taco in a, washington. a 69-year-old man threw flairs at the building trying to ignite a large propane tank and was carrying a rifle and caused one car to catch fire. four offered responded, they did shoot and kill him. the officers have been placed on paid administrative leave at depractice. tandard practice. . >>> a small grass fire near windsor now under investigation. the one acre fire started yesterday afternoon in the area off of shiloh canyon roa

leigh milner has more. is the new ocean viking. it belongs to the sos mediterranee and doctors without borders migrant rescue charities who have relaunched their operations of the coast of libya, fseven months after they were forced to abandon the last mission using their previous ship, aquarius. despite rescuing 30,000 migrants during its three years of operation, the aquarius faced strong opposition, particularly from italy and malta where it was refused entry last year, leaving the ship stranded at sea with hundreds of people on board, rescued from the water. it is hoped this year other neighbouring countries will be more welcoming. as we've seen in recent months, there continues to be no established solution for disembarkations following rescues in the central mediterranean. we can only hope that states will make increasing efforts so we can quickly resolve the case of any rescues that we've conducted and ensure that the survivors are not stuck at sea for days or weeks, as has been the case other vessel

we heard leigh ann talking about this.he reaction from republicans initially as these tweets came out yesterday, there wasn't much in the way of reaction. this afternoon started to see some republicans, i noticed will herd, one of the most vulnerable house republicans. he barely won re-election last year. he strongly condemned what the president had to say. but i note before we came to air, i want to put this up. steve, republican senator from montana, he put this tweet out within the last hour. he said montanans are sick and tired of listening to anti-american, anti-semite, radical democrats trash our country and our ideals. this is america, we're the greatest country in the world. i stand with donald trump. so there, charlie, you have a republican u.s. senator, no criticism at all of the president. all the attack on these four democrats in a simple statement of i stand with trump. how many are you going to hear on the herd side and how many are going to take the danes' approach? i think that will herd is going to be an o

leigh milner reports.nd hottest day on record for the uk yesterday, the highest temperature recorded in cambridge, at 38.1 degrees. you might have been faster travelling on one of these than the train. the heat caused chaos on the country's railway lines. passengers had to be rescued from broken—down trains, as power cables fell and sparked line—side fires, causing disruptions at rush hour for commuters travelling on the west coast, the midlands and east coast mainlines. in birmingham, trams were halted by the risk of rails buckling. precautionary speed restrictions across the network meant problems all day, but it was the overhead power cables which caused delays and cancellations for many, expanding, sagging and eventually collapsing in the hot weather. last night, these commuters were still trying to get home from work at 10:15. i am trying to get home to bedford. i have onlyjust got here but usually my route would be to go to sandy, get a taxi from sandy, which is usually what happens when it's like th

henry leigh ktvu fox 2 news. >>> joe biden is in california to wrap up two days of fundraisers. the events are in los angeles. yesterday he stopped of the crenshaw district soul food restaurant to meet with residents. earlier this week executives at sony and warner bros. hosted fundraisers for the former vice president. >>> we know the lineup for the second round of debates for the democratic candidates that will be split across two knights on july 30 and july 30 verse. the lineup includes bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and south and mayor pete buddha judge. on the second night kamala harris and joe biden will face off. also on stage will be cory booker, kristin jill a brandon michael bennett. >>> two stories in the middle east iran's revolutionary guard said it seized a british oil tanker that was passing right through the strait of hormuz. at the same time officials denied the united states shot down a drone earlier. >> this comes hour after president donald trump said there is no doubt a u.s. worship destroyed and iranian drain. >> reporter: that was the iran foreign minist

s from the very last time but 1st let's head over to lawrence leigh in downing street in lawrence as i mentioned there we've already got a situation where some members of the cabinet have quit over how they see i think we can see to resume a coming over your shoulder. or what is going to say is how she's. doing any clearer together for boris johnson what exactly he'll do when it comes to break a plan. well that's that's the question son everybody's asking if they're gone for the last minister's questions and after boris johnson go see the queen as you mentioned he went when when he comes in this often the 1st thing that happens to him is the support ensue a room in downing street where where where he meets the most important military officials in the country and they have to say to him what are you going to do if if the country is on the nuclear attack and the government gets the entire government gets destroyed in a nuclear attack and it is that moments of absolute gravity and seriousness. tony blair famously said when when when when it happened to him he went completely white he re

the rest of europe has also been sweltering — as leigh milner reports. no doubt be heading to a beach like this one. here in bournemouth yesterday temperatures reached 30 degrees. the sea was almost as crowded as the sand. with the jetstream drawing heat almost as crowded as the sand. with thejetstream drawing heat up almost as crowded as the sand. with the jetstream drawing heat up from africa, you would expect this fellow at the safari park to be used to it. but that i slowly will not last long on thursday with temperatures set to soar above 38 degrees, making it the hottest day on record for the uk. and it won't just hottest day on record for the uk. and it won'tjust be the hottest day on thursday either. we also expect the hottest night as well. forecasters recall that by measuring the lowest temperature before things start heating up again in the morning. on thursday, it could reach above 23 degrees. meanwhile overseas, france and germany are also expect heat. in the netherlands and belgium it is expected to top 40 degrees for the first time. fortu

leigh milner has more. this is the business briefing, i'm sally bundock. the price of oil heads higher as theresa may is set to hold an emergency meeting over the seizure of a british—flagged ship. and how a curtain and some algae can convert as much carbon dioxide into oxygen as a tree, while taking up much less space. and on financial markets, investors remain cautious at the start of a new week. it will be a busy one for corporate earnings. and of course, the pound sterling will be supersensitive. oil prices are rising again after tensions in the gulf have escalated. iran seized a british tanker in the straits of hormuz on friday, and libya's largest oilfield declared force majeure after interference by an unidentified group shut down production. 21% of all the world's traded oil passes through the straits of hormuz. it is a critical energy chokepoint. this morning, theresa may will chair the uk government's emergency committee cobra to discuss the next steps and security of shipping in the persian gulf. irans oil exports fell to less than 300,000 barre

sports correspondent all over moody joins us now from leigh all where the dramatic match took place all the of the favorites the u.s. or through but they really had to work for it didn't they. they certainly did yeah and the initial stages actually looked like they might blow. they started with that kind of ferocious pace and power that we've become so used to seeing from the u.s. in the opening stages of games they dominated the opening changes and deservedly took the late but england did very well to bright that u.s. spell of dominance and leveled the schools and after that the much actually took place in a very kind of even so saying the teams were very evenly matched and england as we saw could even be equalized towards the end but of course the u.s. has so much quality and not see alex morgan is one of the world's best strike is and she proved it again on the biggest stage the world cup semifinal. england came so close to tying the match with the penalty what was the atmosphere like in the stadium at that moment. it was very tense i was sitting mostly around americans at the game a

ktvu's leigh martinez has reaction from immigration officials and the mayor's office in er: the city of oakland has continuously strengthened its sanctuary policies over the past three years, making national headlines when she made a public warning that she had knowledge of upcoming immigration and customs enforcement sweeps. but revealing a different story happening at the oakland international airport. that from 2010 to 2018 ice chartered nearly a thousand flights out of the airport, flying nearly 43,000 detained people in and out of oakland. >> individuals who have picked up by ice are often shipped out of this country in a matter of hours and they don't have the ability to appear before a judge in many instances, so it is really, really important l do everything that we can to issue the transparency with respect to the process. >> reporter: local immigration advocates such as the california collaborative for immigrant justice say this appears to be a clear violation of oakland sanctuary city policies. >> i think this speaks to a larger issue with respect to what level of cooperat

in alameda, leigh martinez, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> hard to believe it's all right there in alameda.first moonwalk. apel will be able to experience a simulated lunar mission and watch countdown there, that event will run from 10 am to 5 pm today, then after hours party for adults starts tonight at 6 pm. >>> the giants are keeping their winning streak alive. >> they are h ot. they have won seven in a row, we have highlights from last night's big extra innings victory over the mets, coming your way.? >>> ♪ >> i'm kind of liking this, giving your live look over san francisco this morning, where the skies are slowly clearing, this request, time and heart by alan walker, featuring sophia so my home, not even sure, i love that twitter handle by the way, was that 2 2 2 lala a lot. thank you so much for your request, we try to get them all on the air if we can. we have a fabulous weekend in store when it comes to the weather, i am tracking a warm- up, details coming up.>>> thank you rosemary, authorities trying to find a motive behind a terrifying attack, police say the suspect jumped out of

in dublin, leigh martinez, ktvu fox2 news. >>> a driver in milpitas has been arrested on suspicion ofui after crashing into a powerful. it happened just after 1:30 this morning on calaveras road near vista ridge road. police say the driver and -- and ramona ellis remained at the scene it was not hurt but the crash caused a power outage in the area. it took eugenie crews several hours to make repairs. anyone with information about the crash is asked to call police. >>> many people in san jose are bracing for night of fireworks. not the sanctioned community events but the sounds of illegal fireworks being shot of on their street . >> they say the city's online reporting tool is not doing enough to stop the problem and they are frustrated. kate abuse ann rubin is live in downtown san jose with this  story. and? >> reporter: the issue is getting the kind of proof that results in a citation. residents say it is easy to see the fireworks going off but much harder to snap a picture of the perpetrators in action. >> reporter: this is how suzanne maroney celebrates the fourth of july, prepar

because if he can do it i think nobody's going to be able to and with that we'll leave it there lawrence leigh live for us in front of downing street let's go to westminster that's where john hall is standing by live for us john or as lawrence is speaking we saw jeremy corbyn making some comments we can quite hear but obviously grilling a terrorism a. it makes us wonder what kind of a parliament boris johnson will be walking into and what challenges he will be facing as he puts together his own cabinet and the run up to. what you're looking at at parliament will be unchanged when boris johnson takes to that dispatch box as prime minister and indeed that's part of the problem the problem that he faces will be much the same problem that the reason may has faced in a rather ignominious relationship with out of commons over the last 3 years trying to get her deal through failing successively including suffering the biggest defeat of any government in known history let me talk to my guest now in detail he's here with us once again the conservative commentator l b c radio talk show host thanks for b

leigh martinez out in san francisco. >> in new york this year's pride celebration has special significance falling on the 50 anniversary of the stone wall riots. new york city claims to host the biggest pride parade in the country. many gathered outside the bar where patrons resist add police raid in 1969. that became a turning point for the lgbtq civil rights in america. hundreds more lined the route in manhattan. it tops off a month of rally, par tis an conferences celebrating the lgbtg community. >> we feel a lot of pride being in front of stone wall but then you realize today, still nmuch of the country you can get married to a person of the same sex on monday but then go to work on tuesday and be fired because of it and it's legal. >> we're still fighting for basic rights. we're doing our best to that h continued to oppress us. >> new york's pride parade goes down 5th and circles back near washington square and passing near the stone wall inn. watch a history of pride airing right after this newscast at 6:30 tonight right here on channel 2. >> president trump is back in washington ton

joining me now from capitol hill, nbc news correspondent leigh ann caldwell. really blocking legislation that democrats said would provide more funding for election security. something that we need come 2020. and really right now as bob mueller said because it's happening as we speak. what exactly was this legislation supposed to do? >> reporter: so, yasmin, the house of representatives already passed this legislation. they passed it just about a month ago. it was bipartisan. but only one republican voted for it. no democrat voted against it. democrats like to say that that means that it was bipartisan. but this is still a very partisan issue. now it's come over to the senate, and republicans keep blocking efforts by democrats to bring this legislation up. here are a few things that it does. it provides $600 million worth of money for states to shore up their election system and also gives another nearly $200 million for every other year after that. it also ensures that there's going to be a traceable paper ballot that voters can verify. it ensures that voting

amber leigh just joined her she is on the scene we want to go to her. there's an active police presence. amber, what can you tell us about what you are learning?>> reporter: we just got here we are on el camino real the front entrance to the 2 news behind me you can see people who have evacuated. i have a witness who is willing to talk to us. omar will tell us, while we will ask you what did you see? >> guy came to fix my phone inside the mall. i parked my car in the garage and i was about to walk into the mall. i saw people running outside from the mall crying and hugging each other. and i thought i saw the police coming and asked us where is it. i didn't know but i heard the shots. i think that's all.>> reporter: how many shots did you hear? >> around like five. >> reporter: how far away was it a distance? >> i feel i'm close to it. >> reporter: did you see the suspect at all? but no.>> reporter: when did you know what was really going on?>> some people from inside said there is a gain inside. some people said there is a problem from before between pe

and this is what it looks like from leigh tudor into the early hours of wednesday, spreading widely intote tuesday. behind it leaving a legacy of cloud. that means that wednesday may state —— start off a little cloudy through samaris. we 12 areas temperatures may be a degree also lower. you probably won't notice much much of a difference. but 33, 3a, 35 is possible. our towards the west more likely mid or high 20s. and then on thursday that heat doesn't spread across europe. it will be peaking in france, in the uk, starting to read scandinavia as well. this history propels that northwards as well. london we could hit 36 degrees in central london on thursday. high 20s to 30 degrees across northern parts of england. it is just possible somewhere in the south—east, not necessarily london, we might hit 37 celsius. but it all depends on whether there will be any showers around or the cloud amounts. i'm sure most of us agree that a little too hot. that's it. bye—bye. i'm ben bland with bbc world news. our top story: authorities in hong kong have defended the police, after groups of pro—democra

almost no time no i mean i met them on less than 2 years on there's an interesting to me patience leigh you know when i was the mere entirely county. they are around one quarter of the students can afford their lunch that's one quarter if you times that proportion to the total population here in taiwan i'm telling you the facts and i'm right. i'm telling you the fact that's not the facts that's the fact i'm telling you the fact why don't you listen almost no time when he is live on less than $1.00 us dollars a day that's noble part as to the dad that is that really you have a poverty that's growing population of poverty is different really my definition of what you are that is not know you right yes relative to every minute yet that's my definition and ubiquitous is my donation you live in so i can tell you if any student cannot afford their lunch then he's and his family is living in poverty that's my definition if it all goes wrong here in taiwan and she didn't bring loses patience and somebody says something they shouldn't say. and china looks as though it's moving towards an invasio

the housing shortage is worsening in smaller, more affordable markets like oklahoma city, memphis, leighchmond and pittsburgh according to redfin. but in pricier markets where demand hasle f off like seattle, san jose, denver, chicago and boston, the suppl of homes is increasing. a looming shortage could help homebuilders but they still need build er lower prices or more entry-level homes because that's where demand is strongest and supply is leanestni fortly business report", i'm diana olick in washington. il> more now on prices which, as you heard, settled at a seven-week high today. two things drove theally. first, the government confirmed a larger than expected draw down in oil supply and t second ist storm taking shape along the gulf coast. forecasters warn t it could turn into a hurricane by the end of the week, and that has o prompted the industry to shut in production and evacuate ri ahead of time. domestic crude settled 4.5% higher today above $60 a barrel. >>> it is time to take a look at some of today's upgrades and downgrades. comcast was upgraded to buy from neutral and adde

leigh milner has more.sos military and doctors without borders migrant rescue charities that have relaunched the operations of the coast of the via seven months after they were forced to abandon the last mission using the previous ship, aquarius. despite rescuing 30,000 migrants during its three yea rs of 30,000 migrants during its three years of operation, the aquarius faced strong opposition, particularly from italy and malta what was refused entry last year, leaving the ship stranded at sea with hundreds of people on board, rescued from the water. it is hoped this year other neighbouring countries will be more welcoming. as we've seen in recent months, that continues to be no established solution for december occasions following rescues in the central mediterranean. we can only hope that states will make increasing efforts so we can quickly resolve the case of any rescues you conducted and ensure that the survivors are not stuck at sea for days or weeks as has been the case other vessels. since 2017 the

to the bottom of what happened and that i had deep concerns about what's going on also interesting leigh the head of the diplomatic service defended the ambassador and he said so he wrote to him and said you're one of the best of us. and we know now that we're going to have open position there in washington and we also know that about 2 weeks time we're going to have a new prime minister in the u.k. so there's a lot of transition at the moment any idea who will be the next u.k. ambassador to the u.s. . we really don't know at this point in time most likely it will be a decision that will be made by the next prime minister and most likely that will be biased johnson so he has got to find the right telling and dealing with the u.s. president and surely he doesn't want to go down as donna trump's patsy he's been criticized a lot for not standing behind the ambassador a lot of criticism even from from his own party a foreign office minister said that he has thrown the ambassador under the bus so it's a really quite severe and he will have to really think about his steps very very carefully y

all right our correspondent oliver moody was following all the drama in leigh on last night he joins us for more on this story hi ali the favorite the u.s. are on to the final but they really have to work for it didn't they. they certainly did yeah although early on it didn't look like they would have to look like it could be a walk over in the early stages the u.s. started in their usual rampant fashion they got the opening goal at 3 kristen press and it was fully deserved it looked like at that point england had no answers to the u.s. attack but then ellen white he was really of england's world cup campaign struck the equaliser and after that it was really quite an even game england really did go toe to toe with the u.s. from that point on but look this u.s. team has much talent ability all across the pitch and in particular up front with alex morgan and of course it was her who got what turned out to be the winning goal proving once again that she is one of the best in the world on the biggest stage of all the world cup semifinal. came so close to timing with that penalty what was

out is really creeping up for something jeremy hunt have been doing the campaign trails and paris leigh trying to out brags at each other by pledging to both leave. by the end of that halloween deadline even if there is no. deal in place and that could lead to an election where gregg's it weary voters could look to labor as some sort of alternative to all of this and so there is a genuine fair right now i think in conservative circles of the prospect of a corbin government and so poor it is of labor jeremy corbyn they will see these latest comments by jeremy hunt as sort of just another installment of this plot to discredit the labor leader we heard from the israeli think tank begins at that center for strategic studies and it does warn that nothing is more dangerous than using the holocaust for political gain. believe the competition. might be in such a high level. over against corbin who might be the next by really would use any means in order to gain some votes this is very dangerous because when you try to minimize the mug me due to the holocaust to something which can be used. for

reminds me of him as well there are plenty of other new things for fans to look out for correspondent leigh wellings is at the all england club. well yes the things are quite significant changes to the wimbledon championships this year mind that there is now i roof over one as well as sensical sensical is how to read for the past 2 years to combat the tory a swimsuit and rai but now $1400000000.00 will have one to imply can go on like are want to play the weather looks very good for not just as i do the next few days i'm beyond so watching that i might not need to revive a cold one if it so other challenges there will no longer be an epic match is one lost that i really haven't i was here because when it gets to 12 all in the final set there will be a hard rides about stopwatches going on and on which is a assuring me in a way i think is one of things that makes wouldn't you take the other big challenge is actually off the coal face with the recycling all plastic bottles will be recycled but also my plastic covers on tennis rackets big challenges that wimbledon this year on the colts in the

leigh griffths scored his first goal since november on an emotional night for the scotland internationalst pre—season friendly in the united states. the game though will probably be remembered most for a howler from liverpool goalkeeper simon mignolet who let that tame shot somehow squirm past him. liverpool's goals came from divock origi and this neat finish from georgino wijanaldum. just missed it! across merseyside, everton have announced that they have sold winger ademola lookman to bundesliga club rb leipzig for an undisclosed fee. the 21—year—old scored five goals in 11 appearances for leipzig during his loan stay there in 2018. let's have a look at some of this morning's back pages. it's the cricket that dominates. the mirror has gone with the headline champs to chumps — referring to england's fall from grace after their world cup triump 11 days ago to being beaten by ireland at the same venue. express — murtagh most foul — tim murtagh, the man who took five wickets yesteday pictured on the right. and in the sun — jonny bairstow being bowled out while they've got a bit of news fro

percent by 2025 but until that happens plastic will continue to be on the menu for fish and us lawrence leigh al-jazeera somalia indonesia. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories for us democratic congresswoman say they will not be silenced by president donald trump they were responding to his claims that they are american answers call for them to go back home we ran on a mandate to advocate for and to represent those ignored left out and left behind our squad is a bit our squad includes any person committed to building a more equitable and just world and that is the work that we want to get back to and given the size of this squad in this great nation we cannot we will not be silenced mexico and guatemala have rejected new u.s. measures aimed at stopping more immigrants seeking asylum the new rules require people to request safe haven in other countries on their way to the u.s. the lower house of the u.s. congress has passed 2 bills on saudi arabia they condemn human rights abuses and seek accountability for the mars or of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi the measures can be a chal

appears quite weak at the moment and by itself does not have the strength for fights lawrence leigh al-jazeera. and yet another escalation iran says it's arrested 17 spies working for the cia and sentenced some to death u.s. president all trump though called the announcement totally false and says he's becoming less and inclined to renegotiate the 2015 nuclear deal one of the best things i've done is terminate ridiculously and if they want to make a deal it's frankly it's getting harder for me to want to make a deal with the run because they behave very badly they're saying bad things and i'll tell you it could go either way very easily very easily and i'm ok either way it goes now the u.s. government says undocumented immigrants can now be deported from anywhere in america without requiring them to appear before a judge fast previously the fast track procedure only applied to those detained within 160 kilometers of the border and been in the u.s. for less than 2 weeks president has struggled to deal with overcrowded detention facilities at the border with mexico and the growing humanitarian c

these allegations are very serious in my view miriam because as you heard in that leigh obviously corruption has been one of the major issues in there recently you know how the elections in may to indian indian and it was one of those issues that at present sitaram of course was competing was based on in other words he was running allies here on an anti corruption ticket given what's all of your experience in the past 9 yes so this years these allegations are very serious and they're quite. 6 of in nature that can upset a cut in terms of both the party that is leading the african national congress and of course in terms of his popularity out there especially for those people who feel that when the boys are. cleaning the mess is that recorded quote created by east pretty says. in terms of jacob zuma and his apparent says in court there are those who say he has been unfairly targeted and that he is not being treated fairly you also have supporters of run opposing to say that these allegations of politically motivated what how would you describe the general sentiment amongst the broader public

leigh milner is at the old bailey: please explain what has been happening in court. 25 year aaron mckenzieack tracksuit, charged with the murder of his pregnant ex—girlfriend kelly fauvrelle. inside the courtroom, he accepted responsibility for killing. what we have been told about what happened that night is that the family were woken in the early hours on the 29th ofjune by screams coming from the downstairs bedroom. that was kelly who was eight months pregnant at the time. unfortunately, she passed away. the emergency services couldn't revive her. however, miraculously, they did manage to deliver her unborn son, who the family named riley. after spending five days in hospital, he passed away. during the time, it was raised in parliament in the prime minister's questions by labour mp steve reed, whose constituency call did not include thornton heath. he asked the prime minister to do more to tackle knife crime. aaron mckenzie will next appear in court for a plea hearing on the 2nd of october. thank you. house prices in london have fallen at their fastest pace since the financial crash a

they say they are still unclear about the motive. 0ur correspondent leigh milner has sent us this fromv, and this is the actual street where he was seen running down here in the early hours of saturday morning, just at the side of me here is the family home where police have told me the family actually heard screams coming from a downstairs bedroom, just towards the rear. emergency services were called, as i say, at around 3:30am in the morning. unfortunately, kelly couldn‘t be saved, but they did miraculously deliver her little boy, who the family have called riley. now unfortunately, who the family have called riley. now u nfortu nately, after who the family have called riley. now unfortunately, after spending five days in hospital, he has since died. now, if youjust five days in hospital, he has since died. now, if you just take a quick look behind me, we‘ve got little teddy bears, we‘ve got lots of floral tributes there against the side of the house. 0ne floral tributes there against the side of the house. one of them even says kelly was so excited to be a first—time mother. she lo

percent by 2025 but until that happens plastic will continue to be on the menu for fish and us florence leigh al-jazeera. indonesia. welcome if you're just joining us you're watching al-jazeera these are the top stories donald trump is holding a cabinet meeting watched by the media following his tweets attacking 4 female members of congress was. the trump is facing growing accusations of being racist and having what's called a white nationalist agenda democrats in both houses calling for a vote to condemn it. federal prosecutors say they won't be charging a new york policeman involved in the chokehold death of a black american aragon his family say they are dismayed by the decision the officer. arrested for selling cigarettes on the street and 5 years ago his last words. were a rallying call for the black lives matter of movement. by. the secret vote by members of the european parliament on who gets the top job is over and counting is coming to an end we have some live pictures for you coming to us out of strasburg. will replace. and for the 1st time could be a woman on the line is in line to

percent by 2025 but until that happens plastic will continue to be on the menu for fish and us florence leigh al-jazeera somare indonesia. the united nations says millions more people went hungry in 2018 than in previous years around 820000000 people worldwide didn't have enough to last year as 9000000 more than 2817 and it's the 3rd year in a row the torso has risen the u.n. says armed groups are using hunger or control over food supplies as a weapon but even as hunger increased levels of obesity were also on the rise. a self professed neo nazi has had been handed a 2nd life sentence for deliberately driving his car into an unseen racism processed in virginia james alex fields jr was attending a whites nationalist rally in charlottesville when he attacked cantor protesters 2 years ago killing one of them last month he was sentenced to life in prison on federal hates charges. president donald trump has signed an executive order restricting what products can be classed as american maids she pretends he has more from washington d.c. . for the 3rd year in a row don't trump announced a made in am

percent by 2025 but until that happens plastic will continue to be on the menu for fish and us florence leigh al-jazeera. indonesia it's exactly 50 years since the start of the apollo 11 mission that flew man to the moon for the 1st time astronaut michael collins returned to the exact spot where he was northward into space with neil armstrong and buzz aldrin on july 16th 969. stronger took the 1st small step on the moon died in 2012 spacesuit he was back on public display after restoration and was unveiled by u.s. vice president light pence it kicks off a week of celebrations of apollo 1108 stable which. might in our top stories on our u.s. president donald trump says he doesn't have a racist bone in his body as he comes under increasing fire for his twitter attacks on 4 democratic congress women at a cabinet meeting again criticized the women who became used him so in division they should love our country they shouldn't hate. you look at what they've said right i have clips right here the most vile horrible statements about our country about israel about others. it's up to them to do what th

our correspondent leigh milner has and sent us this from thornton heath in south london.nding that band seen in the ttc, in this industry where he was seen running down here in the early hours of saturday morning, just on the side of the year if the family home where police have told me that family heard screams coming from downstairs bedroom, towards the rear of the air, emergency services were called about 3:30 a:m., u nfortu nately kelly called about 3:30 a:m., unfortunately kelly couldn't be saved but they did that miraculously deliver her little boy, with the family have called o'reilly, but u nfortu nately after family have called o'reilly, but unfortunately after spending five daysin unfortunately after spending five days in hospital, he has since died. if you take a quick look behind me, we had a little teddy bears and lots of floral tributes there, against the side that the house, one of them even the side that the house, one of them eve n says the side that the house, one of them even says kelly was so excited to be a first—time mother, she looked so radiant and

warning of thunderstorms later on, which could bring flash flooding, power cuts and travel delays, as leighatter where you are in the uk, there is no escaping the blazing heat. for surfers in cornwall, that is ok. but for these workers in london, not so much. in leicester there has been funding the fountains, and for these daredevils in birmingham, quite literally. even the tropical birds will find it hard to stay cool on what could be the hottest ever day in the uk. with temperatures expected to hit 39 degrees today, health experts say we need to keep cool and hydrated, which means carrying plenty of this with you, and plenty of sunscreen. and a top tip — if you stay inside, make sure you close the windows and keep the curtains drawn if you want to stay cool. but if you are heading out, bear in mind network rail is morning of speed restrictions to stop the tracks from buckling in the heat. yesterday, divers in the thames found the body of a swimmer only a day after another man was found dead in a lake in the cotswolds. as the country prepares to break a world record, you are reminded to st

johnson and jeremy hunt i also question over what else brags that watching the debate for us lawrence leigh. given the seriousness of the situation it is genuinely extraordinary that this is the very 1st time these 2 faced questions from the public they haven't seen in advance as to what the next prime minister should do to get through the maze of bricks in it and yet again the same false promises boris johnson arguing that the u.k. would leave with no deal in october and then implement a trade deal with the european union even though one wouldn't exist so the problems of the irish border where they properly belong in the context of the free trade agreement that we will do after we come out on october 31st jeremy hunt try to attack johnson on this kind of thing he presented himself as a details man despite that not by his opponents being prime minister is about telling people what they need to hear not just what they want to hear and the difference between you and me is you are peddling optimism and i'm saying we can make a tremendous optimistic why do you think we are to many of the. diplo

political appointment breck's it is taking yet more victims this time at the heart of government lawrence leigh al-jazeera in london alexander vershbow is a former us ambassador to nato and russia and he was the deputy section general of nato from 2012 to 2016 he joins me now via skype from philadelphia thanks very much for being with us do you think in the end it was how much of an was it the issue of being frozen out by the chinese administration and how much was it that separate issue of not getting the support of johnson one of the potential future prime ministers. well it looks to me that it was mainly the blackballing by president trump and the administration which made it almost impossible for a bastard barracked do its job. perhaps the extra push came from boris johnson's failure to stand up for the you can't pass there which was kind of unfortunate to put it diplomatically. but i fear that he did make the right choice the u.k. needs to be represented by somebody with access to decision makers and clearly he lost that access you know here's the what do you have to put it diplomatically

leigh milner reports. reached 30 degrees. the sea was almost as crowded as the sand. with the jet stream drawing heat up from africa, you‘d expect this fellow at longleat safari park in wiltshire to be used to it. but that ice lolly won‘t last long on thursday, with temperatures set to soar above 38 degrees, making it the hottest day on record for the uk. and it won‘tjust be the hottest day on thursday either, we‘re also expecting the hottest night as well. forecasters record that by measuring the lowest temperature before things start heating up again in the morning. and on thursday it could reach above 23 degrees. meanwhile, overseas, france and germany are also expecting scorching heat. in the netherlands and belgium, it‘s expected to top a0 degrees for the first time. fortunately, in portugal, firefighters say the wildfires have finally been brought under control. but right across europe, the advice being given by health experts is to stay in the shade and keep hydrated. lee milner, bbc news. now it‘s

the first is my he esteemed co f co-chair russ flin and his wife leigh. actually they didn't stop with just making their personal gift to the campaign, but they added to their gift by challenging their family and friends to join the efforts. so for that, we're very, very thankful. [ applause ] sjts. >> the second family i would like to thank is the sanjakamo family through the yvonne and n angelo sanjakamo foundation. here today is the daughter to recognize her mom who could not be abowith us. thank you again and thanks to the sanjakamo family for their support. [ applause ]. >> next, while they could not be here today, i would like to thank our meals on wheels hon honorary board chair andy and a carrie good mman, who have led e way in this campaign not only through their financial contributions to the campaign, but through their in sigsight s un titiring deadication to meal wheels. [ applause ]. >> now, there are 42 additional individual donor s thus far, bu our program schedule today doesn't allow me to call each of them out individually, but there are

that normally goes to civil servants this top job may get the job james thanks very much lawrence leigh joins us here on the news out of london lawrence reaction where you are yeah look i think the 1st thing to say is it is in response to your introduction when you said it was around between derek and donna and donald trump it really wasn't a real between barack and donald trump at all it was an ambush of kim darrick who had sent what he was totally entitle to unvarnished secret diplomatic telegrams backs of base in london and he's hardly revelator realtor all to say that the trump white house is a volatile place because that's that's what everybody says it was an ambush because somebody is as soon had access these emails and who supports trump and by extension bricks it's decided to basically run derek under the bus and metron make his position untenable which is james that is exactly what's happened there has been a thinly disguised fieri across parliament at the reaction to this because there is that the politicians in this country just as the americans wouldn't absolutely do not sto