lewis? dr. lewis: thank you, senator. i was talking to an executive from a european tell could he involved in a bidding pros sest with huawei. he said they offered them close to a 90% discount. i'll use his words, because they were desperate to get into our tell communications -- telecommunications core. we can can make assumptions about why huawei is desperate and where they are getting the conmoney. you can can lay out the case chairman graham did, this is nothing you can can do without risk. china has a massive global espionage campaign f you use huawei it will only accelerate that. >> i'll note the free hand of capital market doesn't work well in the face of heavy hand industrial policy that's what we are facing. how do we maintain our view of not picking winners and losers here in the united states, and in terms of federal subsidies, and be able to compete against an adversary who is doing that. dr. clancy: your point about 6-g is excellent. that's a big starting point in terms of where we need to make investments no

hello, lewis hamilton. good look winning the race in spain.n spain. and thank you for all the gu ests. lots in spain. and thank you for all the guests. lots of love from harry. in spain. and thank you for all the guests. lots of love from harrym was a message that inspired lewis hamilton to win in spain, to move back to the top of the drivers championship table. harry is terminally ill with a rare form of cancer. today, as a thank you, a formula 1 car on the trophy from barcelona were brought to him. we can't believe that we've got this car sat there, the support we've had from mercedes and lewis hamilton has been overwhelming. it has made a difficult period little bit better. had it was my parents know that isn't anything more they can do to save their son but they want to raise awareness of childhood cancers and funds for research to help the little children in the future. our life is about to be shattered apart, we are about to lose our darling son. wejust don't we are about to lose our darling son. we just don't want other families in futu

an emotional roller coaster of a week for lewis hamilton. the man who brought him to mercedes, passing away on monday, and from that point on, he looked to claw back and give something to the legend of formula 1. he did just that around the streets of monaco today. a moment for a formula 1 icon. the red caps a tribute to three—time world champion niki lauda, who died on monday. for the sport, the loss of a legend. for many here in monaco, the loss of a friend. mercedes, hoping to pay the ultimate tribute, on the hunt for their sixth 1—2 finish this season. and it was a dream start for the five—time champion lewis hamilton, converting his pole position into a lead at the first corner of this iconic circuit. but for ferrari's charles leclerc, a nightmare. it wasn't supposed to go like this for the hometown hero. the chaos didn't end there. this incident cost max verstappen a five—second penalty. that didn't stop his pursuit of the race leader lewis hamilton, bearing down on the world champion in the final moments. not enough to prevent hamilto

theclark-lewis: embarrassment was critical.ly with the ending of the selling of slaves. it was an international embarrassment that there was a buying and selling of humans and all of the drama that surrounds it. a decision ismake one of the compromises that ends the buying and selling and the offshoot of that is the growth enslaved people shifted to alexandria and the district of columbia. with the nation's capital and the focus on the capital and the people who come here internationally in particular, it gets a lot of exposure and it was an embarrassment. i also think you have to always consider not just those individuals lots of who were against the institution because of the political impact, which was so negative and the international articles were constantly being written about the flourishing and existence in the nation's capital. the time span between april when congress passed the bill and when lincoln signed it. there are suggestions that lincoln delayed signing in order to give a friend of theirs an opportunity to rem

lewis hamilton is fastest in practice for mercedes as they mourn the loss of chairman niki lauda.racey neville names her netball squad 50 days ahead of a home world cup. we have two red roses live in the studio. and her twin phil organised a bit of a surprise for his squad in the lionesses camp before the football world cup. it was awful! a lot of the girls didn't have much sleep. as soon as we arrived, we had to cover ourselves in face paint so we didn't get recognised in the bushes. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'mjane dougall. it's the most glamourous race in the formula i calender but this weekend monaco will have a subdued feel about it. the death of niki lauda will overshadow sunday's race, especially for mercedes. lauda was non—executive chairman and had an especially close relationship with driver lewis hamilton. hamilton was fastest in practice today, which was the perfect tribute to lauda. jennie gow is there for us. i'm joined by former formula i driver, alex, you havejoined us because the paddock is coming to terms with the death of a legend, niki lauda, can you sum

today was a happy day and a magical memory for lewis hamilton's good luck charm.failed to score in liverpool's win over wolves yesterday, meaning he had to share the golden boot with team aubameyang, but one salah did find the back of the net. this is salah's daughter scoring at the kop end to the delight of thousands of fans. and dad was pretty happy about it too. after the game salah tweeted to say ‘yes, i know we have one at home. this is a new one' have a look at theirs. trent alexander—arnold was still on the pitch, almost two hours after the game finished, putting any crosses for his friends and family. —— putting in crosses. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. you're watching bbc news, let's talk about the government's infrastructure is our who has warned the chancellor that he must fully commit toa the chancellor that he must fully commit to a major programme of upgrades to the uk's transport, energy and technology networks. in a letter to philip hammond, the national infrastructure commission chairman has demanded action to

lewis? dr. lewis: thank you, senator. i was talking to an executive from a european telco involved in a bidding protest with huawei. he said they offered them close to a 90% discount. i'll use his words, because they were desperate to get into our telecommunications core. we can make assumptions about why huawei is desperate and where they are getting the money. i think that you can make the political case that chairman graham has laid out, that this is not something you can do without risk. china has a massive global espionage campaign, and if you , it will onlyi accelerate that. dr. clancy: i'll note the free hand of capital market doesn't work well in the face of heavy hand of industrial policy, and that's what we are facing right now. how do we maintain our view of not picking winners and losers here in the united states, and in terms of federal subsidies, and be able to compete against an adversary who is doing that. -- who is doing that? your point about 6g is excellent. i think that's a good starting point in terms

bit of the hatred that lewis and others endured then is now rearing its head.to look to the future and what he hopes to hear from the 2020 presidential candidates. >> this debate should be about bringing the country together and building one america. one house where we live in peace with each other, where we help each other out, where no one is left out, left behind because of their race or their class. we all must move up together. >> do you think the african-american community is going to play a larger than in the past role in this election? that's what i hear from everybody, political pundits say watch the african-american woman, that voting group is the profound fulcrum, going to turn this lechlkelection. you know the political vote, is this a time when african-american vote is so powerful we're going to have vote that does that? >> i believe the african-american voter are going to decide the election. people are going to get out and vote like we never voted before. they're not going to stay home. they know everything is on the line. >> more so than in '16?

i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. also in the programme: anti—muslim violence following the easter bombings in sri lanka. we visit one town which saw some of the worst attacks. most of the shops owned by muslims we re most of the shops owned by muslims were destroyed in a fire, which people here blame on hundreds of men who were armed with sticks and stones. they were almost wiped out by a virus. how this rare australian turtle was brought back from the edge of extinction. good morning. it is 7:00am in singapore, midnight in london and 8:00am in tokyo, where donald trump is beginning the final day of his four—day state visit to japan. earlier, he backed a possible face—to—face meeting betweenjapanese prime minister shinzo abe and kim jong—un, with mr abe saying he wants to have frank talks about north korea's nuclear policy and japanese abductees. on monday, mr trump became the first world leader to meet the country's new emperor. rupert wingfield—hayes reports from tokyo. as the star—spangled banner rang out gci’oss

i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. also in the programme: it's been sitting in the country for years, now the philippines is set to ship tonnes of canadian waste back to canada. chelsea are europa league champions for the second time, beating arsenal 4—1 in the final in azerbaijan. good morning. it's 7:00am in singapore, midnight in london and 7:00pm in washington, where the man who investigated russian meddling in the us presidential election has insisted that his report didn't clear president trump of acting illegally. let's get the latest from our north america editor, jon sopel. morning. washington is a city where people race to be in front of a microphone. but for two years, special counsel robert mueller has chosen silence while he completed his report on russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. that changed dramatically today, when he almost flatly contradicted donald trump's assertion that he'd been completely exonerated by the special counsel investigation. listen to what he has to say on whethe

colleagues and friends of louder to say their last goodbyes of course in attendance among others is lewis hamilton who dedicated his win on the weekend just gone to monaco grand prix to niki lauda saying this was the hardest race i've ever had that was for you nicky your fighting spirit was right there with me every step of the way alongside lewis hamilton and of course plenty of other notables in the world of formula one austrian president alexander vanderbilt is going to be attendance as well on those folks in asia following the memorial service in the morning there's a good to be a public mass followed by a private funeral later on for close associates family members etc of niki lauda. he's actually going to be buried in his ferrari racing overalls. he was he was such a champion he was so admired let's talk about his legacy how will he be remembered well i mean of course in kind of very basic terms as one of the most successful drivers in the history of formula one very few people ever won as many championships or as many races as nicky allowed to do during his career but of course it

in the other mercedes, world champion lewis hamilton was looking ragged.e one—point gap between them in the championship looks set to grow. i really enjoyed that, i enjoyed the adrenaline rush you get from those laps, so i am very pleased. practice was difficult with the spin, so we have moved on. i did not get the laps together so the last couple of laps were, in 03 in particular, they were not strong. i had to go out early because i came in too early and had a low battery pack, so i had to go out ahead of everyone, but it was not a good enoughjob. with the ferrari of sebastian vettel a distant third, the season is shaping up to be a two horse race between the mercedes team—mates. in rugby league, championship side bradford shocked super league leeds rhinos to reach the quarterfinals of the challenge cup. bradford led 22 points to 1a at half—time, mikey wood with this tryjust before the break. the rhinos almost forced extra—time when tom briscoe crossed late on, but liam sutcliffe‘s conversion hit the post and the bulls held on to record a 211—22 victory.

doctor julian lewis mp. it is a career destroying moment. doctorjulian lewis mp.royal united service institute. thank you so much for coming in, it's been a whirlwind evening. what you make of the developments? it's extraordinary, this is a brutal sacking. but even more extraordinary is that a senior minister should deny it. he's essentially saying in his letter to the promised her that a formal and thorough investigation would clear him, implying that the investigation was neither formal nor thorough, which is a direct criticism of the cabinet secretary who conducted the investigation will stop mr williamson is going down fighting, and maintaining in effect that they have the wrong man. that's a co ro nary have the wrong man. that's a coronary for a senior minister to be in that position, and the prior minister — they say there is an error ofjudgement and minister — they say there is an error of judgement and incompatible. but this was basically saying that eve ryo ne but this was basically saying that everyone else cooperated, you were shifty, i present you with

lewis, to inquire. mr. lewis: thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, first of all i want to thank you for holding this hearing. this panel, in my estimation, may be one of the most diverse panel that i have witnessed since i have been a member of this committee. i want to thank you again, mr. chairman. i would like to thank each and every one of you for taking the time to share your stories and your expertise with us. mr. chairman, in my home state of georgia we face a crisis and i would like to enter into the record a news article about why georgia ranked last in the nation on this matter. chairman neal: so ordered. mr. lewis: i would also like to express my gratitude for miss reed from atlanta, georgia. she shared her story with me about the reality postpartum depression and the challenges of trying to access health service as a woman of color. dr. harris, thank you for being here. i am so glad we have a doctor from atlanta, georgia. we need more like you. you are well aware of the crisis in georgia. it is worse in our state than any other.

and also lewis ca paldi once but want to see her again. and also lewis capaldi will be great.nsformed the park. we come here all the time. just to relax but to see it like this with people from all over the country is fantastic. take some clearing up before you can play football or walk the dog! do you have jealous friends who didn't get tickets? people at work, i need tickets! please sell me tickets! it is mental but we are really glad we got them. we were ready to get them at five o'clock when they got released. thank you, guys. even though you have seen miley cyrus once, she is headlining today and well worth seeing again. i was lucky enough to be at the sound check last night, she has brought her a game. plenty more music, little mix. it is my hometown, i could even pop in and see the family. good line—up. some have started with warm sunshine, some have clout, rain around as well. atla ntic have clout, rain around as well. atlantic weather system heading our way. further outbreaks of rain in scotla nd way. further outbreaks of rain in scotland on sunday morning, back into

i'm lewis vaughanjones in london.lso in the programme: as the syrian army closes in on the last rebel strongholds in the north, the un warns the lives of tens of thousands of children are at risk. keeping fit while fasting — we meet the athletes in singapore who are training hard while observing ramadan. glad you could join us. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 7pm in washington dc where president trump has lashed out at robert mueller, the special counsel who investigated russian interference in the 2016 elections. in a io—minute outburst to reporters at the white house lawn before he boarded the presidential helicopter, mr trump called the inquiry the "greatest presidential harassment in history" and claimed mr mueller was "totally conflicted." here's some of what he had to say. look, robert mueller should have never been chosen. he wanted the fbi job and he didn't get it and the next day he was picked as special counsel. you tell somebody i am sorry, you can't have the job, counsel. you tell somebody i

i'm lewis vaughan jones in london.a suggest prime minister modi is on course to win the general election, his bjp party welcomes the predictions. google is cutting huawei from using some of its mobile services — days after the us announced it was blacklisting the chinese tech firm. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. we start with the south china morning post, which says it has an exclusive story about the american chamber of commerce in hong kong. the group is anxious to shield hong kong's special trading status from any damage caused by the brewing trade war between china and the us. the japan times front page looks forward to the forthcoming summit between donald trump and prime minister shinzo abe. it says the two leaders may not issue a joint statement after their tokyo meeting, to avoid exposing differences over north korea and trade issues. finally, a heartwarming story from the straits times. a tibetan buddhist temple has marked vesak day by holding an adoption drive for stray dogs. the

let's bring in our correspondent lisa lewis in paris she's been following my columns on march movement there today just outside of where they have been following the results there lisa you know we heard a very victorious sounding marine le pen there very confident is this really such a big victory for her and her party. well they did come first in these elections obviously they say this has been an immense victory and they've even appealed to president in manama call to dissolve the parliament as he had turned this very much in a standoff between pro europeans and euro skeptics and in a question about his authority however when you look at the results where at least at the estimates because throughout results we've come in a very short time you can see that there at the turnout the result of the national rally is actually supposed to be below the water they achieved five years ago so it's very difficult to argue that this is huge victory for them and so that they could ask for the government to step down because of this so maybe not a huge victory for marine le pen but is this a big bl

so lewis hamilton beside himself with joy at getting pole position.g for ari driver, who wanted answers from his team. how could they let him just sit there in the garage watching his time, as others went faster and faster. he will start the race in 16th position, an almighty task for him to finish, even in the top ten, on a circuit that's his home track, and where he is so desperately wanting to prove a point. jenny gao in monaco, ahead of course what is going to be one of the highlights. let's take a look at some of the day's other stories. brazil's lucas di grassi won the berlin formula e race around the iconic tempelhof airport. his victory cut the gap to championship leader jean—eric vergne to just six points. british drivers alexander sims, oliver rowland and sam bird came seventh, eighth and ninth respectively. ecuador‘s richard cara paz is the new overall leader of the giro d'italia after winning stage fourteen. he broke clear on the giro's toughest climb yet to claim his second stage victory to take the pink jersey from jan polanc who finishe

we'll be right back with lyric lewis.pplause ] ♪ you put your right arm out,♪ ♪you put your right arm in, and then you shake it all about♪ ♪you do the hokey pokey and you turn yourself around.♪ ♪that's what it's all about. ♪you put your whole self in, you put your whole self out,♪ ♪you put your whole self in, and you shake it all about.♪ ♪you do the hokey pokey and you turn yourself around.♪ ♪that's what it's all about. ♪that's what it's all about.♪ ♪that's what it's all about.♪ you guys wanna get subway? i'm in! dude, subway has delivery. ooooh! cool! ♪ ♪ but one blows them all out of the water. hydro boost from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back. neutrogena® uh huh well that's more than 3.4 ounces you're going to have to toss that... ...or just drink it here. hvr. you either love it or you really love it. guys, i've got an idea! oooh, what is it? so people love iphone xr, right? well, it does have an incredible camera. and it comes in all those amazing colors. uh huh. what if we giv

lyric lewis is here, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] very excited.ve near or in san diego i'm going to be a the balboa theater this friday doing some stand-up. and on saturday, may 4th, 7:30 p.m., the encore theater at the wynn hotel in las vegas. so, please come check me out if you're in either of those places. we were off last week. it is so wonderful when we have a hiatus because i have two small boys that i get to spend a week with. and on the very first day of last week's hiatus, my son axel who is one year old managed to take my wife's cell phone, and this far away from my nose, managed to throw it and hit me on the bridge of the nose with enough speed that i immediately thought i broke my nose. [ laughter ] and i don't know why i'm describing it to you when it's on video on our nanny cam. take a look. >> she said it, like all this stuff is so universal and her friends -- well, should we wear your easter shoes? >> seth: oh! [ audience ohs ] i think he broke my nose. >> oh, really? i heard a horrible pop. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >>

i speak the names of sergeant lewis, captain harry moore and major sam logan. all lost from the korean war. i will close with a goal of. member the names i spoke and the words i'm about to speak. i am alive. i am still here still captive, still waiting. , i am not sighting another american spotted report. i breathed, i hope, ia. i long and hunger for my freedom. i'm still here and still captive, still waiting. remains i am whole and i cling to the memories of you. i am still captive and still waiting and my voice cannot be heard.

aberdeen‘s lewis ferguson scored first, before hearts equalised.ten minutes later, a cross from james wilson was met by greg stewart, who scored the second and final goal of the game. here's a quick look at some of the other stories around today. tranmere have a slender lead after the first leg of their league two play—off semifinal against forest green. goal line technology ruled in ollie banks' strike after forest green had a player sent off. relegated fulham have appointed scott parker as their permanent manager. the former england midfielder stepped—in as caretaker following the sacking of claudio ranieri in february. wales coach warren gatland has agreed a deal to take charge of the british and irish lions on their tour of south africa in 2021. he'll step down as wales coach after the rugby world cup in japan this autumn. scotland's new cricket coach shane burger has lost his first game in charge, after his side were narrowly beaten by afghanistan in a rai—affected match in edinburgh. the afghans are using the game as a warm—up for the world c

one where mostly this have dominated practice ahead of the monaco grand prix 5 time world champion lewis hamilton edged out his teammates valtteri bottas in the 2nd practice just north point 81 seconds ahead of offense how much in a 7 points clear both us at the top of the standings after 5 races catching messi this will be difficult according. to their rivals. having seen the city's performance particular in the slow speed. saloon. absolutely the standout favorites for this event so if we can get anywhere near them and put

i speak the names of sergeant lewis williams, captain harry moore and major sam logan, all lost and unaccounted for from the korean war. i am going to close with a poem. remember the names i just spoke and the words i am about to speak. i am alive i am still here, still captive, still waiting i am not a sighting i am not another american spotted report i breathe, i hope, i ache i long and i hunger for my freedom i am still here i am still captive, still waiting. i am not just yet remains, not fragments, not dental records i am whole and i cling to the memories of you i am still here, still captured, still waiting my voice cannot be heard my pain is my pain alone.

and the civil rights hero, congressman john lewis who spoke alongside dr. martin luther king at the march on washington. it was beaten during a civil rights march in alabama. he is coming here tonight and recently wujd welcomed me into his capitol hill office to discuss the violence. >> i don't know what happened to america. it makes me sad. it makes me sometimes cry. i can never forget what happened in charlottesville and what happened at the church in charleston. it's spreading like wildfire. >> what a soulful man. a lot more from my interview with congress lewis later in this hour, but we begin with the incredible back and forth between the president and the speaker of the house. the dispute reached a new low last night with a volley of insults that included attacks on each other's emotional stability and fitness for offices. last night just hours after president trump defended himself saying he is an extremely stable genius, he retweeted a video of fox business of speaker pelosi at a news conference that was heavily edited. listen closely. heavily edite

lewis capaldi lewis ca paldi will lewis capaldi will be live on the red sofa.self—deprecating. he called his album useless and then he upgraded it slightly too 0k. he came out last week, it is doing incredibly well --it week, it is doing incredibly well ——it came out. week, it is doing incredibly well --it came out. he will be here later. looking forward to hearing from you. time now to get the news, travel, and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i'm sonja jessup. victims of violent and sexual crimes are being let down by probation services in the capital— according to a new report. by law, victims of serious offences have to have access to a scheme that keeps them updated about offenders, but in a fifth of cases examined by inspectors, they found that wasn't happening. the ministry ofjustice has admitted improvement is needed and says it will focus on getting victims the support they need. researchers have named london as the most popular city in the world for global companies to base their head offices, attracting more investment than n

on an emotional roller coaster of a week for lewis hamilton.formula 1. he did just that around the streets of monaco today. a moment for a formula 1 icon. the red caps a tribute to three—time world champion niki lauda, who died on monday. for the sport, the loss of a legend. for many here in monaco, the loss of a friend. mercedes, hoping to pay the ultimate tribute, on the hunt for their sixth 1—2 finish this season. and it was a dream start for the five—time champion lewis hamilton, converting his pole position into a lead at the first corner of this iconic circuit. but for ferrari's charles leclerc, a nightmare. it wasn't supposed to go like this for the hometown hero. the chaos didn't end there. this incident cost max verstappen a five—second penalty. that didn't stop his pursuit of the race leader lewis hamilton, bearing down on the world champion in the final moments. not enough to prevent hamilton from claiming his third victory on the streets of monaco, six out of six for mercedes this season. that one's for niki, mate. that one is for n

i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. also in the programme: european leaders meet to thrash out who gets the eu's top jobs, and already there is disagreement. torn apart by the islamic state group, the yazidi families of iraq rebuilding their lives after the fall of is. islamic state group is on the run now, but the pain and suffering that they've caused has been amplified with tens of thousands of families here in iraq, and in syria too, and that's going to take generations to recover from. good morning. it is 8:00am in singapore, 1:00am in london and 6:00pm in the evening in the us state of oklahoma, where one of the world's largest drug manufacturers, johnson & johnson, is on trial. it is accused of fuelling the opioid epidemic in the country by deceptively marketing painkillers and downplaying the risks of addiction to opioid medications. the company denies wrongdoing and says it marketed its products appropriately. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes told me more about the legal action. well, they are strong

sadie's dominance in formula one this season continued in spain with lewis hamilton snaring his 3rd win of the season hamilton picked teammate valtteri bottas to win the race and to take the overall lead in the drivers' championship. well terry protests started from pole in barcelona became all 2nd best in an early 3 white tussle heading into the 1st corner lewis hamilton squeezed out both protests and sebastian federals red ferrari to spring into the late sessile drop back to damaging his tires while bush has clung on to 2nd from there the miss a day's team mates remained in complete control settling his fellow ferrari driver try to find a winning formula to catch up ground but to no avail a crash pulls the introduction of a safety car slowing the race down to work in hamilton's favor. and he finished the race comfortably in 1st place. to. go to great strides but it was. all suffice to say. that action packed early battle in the 1st quarter a decisive factor in hamilton stood victory of the season see an interesting so 2 very close i saw a red you know the so the right around the back

john lewis is one of our greatest civil rights icon. >> [applause] sen. gillibrand: i have written a conference of piece of legislation with congress member lewis to do exactly what we need to do. it allows the election to be a day off, to mandate a day of early voting for everyone, to mandate vote imail, -- vote my mail, to make sure we stop these corrosive voting id laws. even in your own state where you are trying to make students not be able to vote by having the requirement of a drivers license and frustration. it is not fair, and it is intended solely to undermine your voting rights in the state. i will add this to my list as coming to look at to see if it could also be something that restores power to the people. right now washington is corrupted. every legislation is written in the dead of night by the most powerful people, not you and i >> just recently there was a little boy who was shot and killed trying to protect his classmates from a shooting. do you have any ideas on how to keep our kids safe in schools? sen. gillibrand: i will definitely o

i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. at least seven people have been killed, after a cruise boat capsized on the river danube in the hungarian capital, budapest. police are still searching for survivors. us special counsel robert mueller breaks his silence on the russia investigation but declines to clear president trump of obstructing justice. if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commita crime, we would have said so. we did not, however, make a determination as to whether the president did commit a crime. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: it's been sitting in the country for years — now the philippines is set to ship tonnes of canadian waste back to canada. chelsea are europa league champions for the second time, beating arsenal 4—1 in the final in azerbaijan. good morning. it's 1:00am in london, 8:00am in singapore, and 2:00am in hungary, where at least seven people have died after a river cruise boat capsized and sank on the danube near the parliament building. the section of the river

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories. the united states and canada agree to drop tariffs on steel and aluminium imports — imposed just under a year ago. cross party talks to find a compromise on theresa may's brexit deal with the european union end in failure. the divisions within the conservative party means that the government is negotiating with no authority and no ability, that i can see, to actually deliver anything. we haven't been able to overcome the fact that there isn't a common position in labour about whether they want to deliver brexit or hold a second referendum which could reverse it. the us state of missouri has become the latest to take steps towards restricting access to abortion. also coming up in the programme. was this the world's most famous frown? grumpy cat — the grouchy—looking internet superstar — has died. hello and welcome to world news today. the united states and canada have agreed to drop tariffs on steel and aluminium imports imposed just under a year ago. it follows lengthy negotiations an

treasury to develop infrastructure initiative for america to build into the louisiana purchase, the lewis and clark expedition. he is a canal, the cumberland road, all those kinds of things. 100 years later, teddy roosevelt instituted his infrastructure initiative, the national park service. the green initiative -- the infrastructure initiative in america. so i said we want to give this president the opportunity to do something historic for our country. while there are those in our family who think -- why would you work with him? you know, and basically he is saying why would i work with you if you are investigating, but the fact is something happened there, so i pray for him and i pray for the united states of america. really he walked away. if he ever intended to honor what he said before remains to be seen, but democrats believe in building infrastructure of our country -- mass transit, roads, bridges, broadband into rural america, into underserved areas in our cities, wastewater, clean water infrastructure, the satellite so we can have precision farming -- there are so many needs and

io," actress and comedian, lyric lewis! featuring the 8g band with valerie franco! cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing night? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that ca, let's get to the news. after opposition leaders in venezuela launched a coup to take control of the government this morning, vice president mike pence tweeted, "estamos con ustedes," we are with you. and president trump googled, "venezuela, where." [ laughter ] house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer told reporters today that they have reached an agreement with president trump to pursue a $2 trillion infrastructure bill. that's right. they have an agreement with trump just like his contractors, the students at p trumiversity, and his first two wives. [ laughter ] former -- [ applause ] former vice president joe biden released a new campaign video "day where he ended with,m joe biden and i approve this massage -- i mean message." [

in the other mercedes, world champion lewis hamilton was looking ragged.n the championship looks set to grow. i really enjoyed that, i enjoyed the adrenaline rush you get from those laps, so i am very pleased. practice was difficult with the spin, so we have moved on. i did not get the laps together so the last couple of laps were, in 03 in particular, they were not strong. i had to go out early because i came in too early and had a low battery pack, so i had to go out ahead of everyone, but it was not a good enoughjob. with the ferrari of sebastian vettel a distant third, the season is shaping up to be a two horse race between the mercedes team—mates. j°y joy for bottas, not so good for hamilton, he would have expected on a track he has done so well on in the past to get pole position. it should lead to interesting dynamics. the two team—mates of mercedes in 2016, they will go head—to—head and ta ke 2016, they will go head—to—head and take each other out. let's hope that doesn't happen to —— happen again! the ferrari driver is failing to set a key time, q

>> reporter: dwight lewis is from compton, california, where as a kid, he was homeless. the business major, danced across the stage. gone were $150,000 in student loans. >> i never imagined that i would essentially get a full ride for college in my last 30 seconds of being an undergrad student. >> reporter: morehouse told us its students typically graduate owing $28,000 of student loans, on par with other historically black schools. and about $7,100 more than borrows from other universities. no wonder why the crowd chanted mvp, most valuable philanthropist. >> this allows them to pursue reporten return, smith h recie forward. >> i am so motivated to go strange the world.i mean that f my heart. >> reporter: i asked president thomas ifforobert smith to spea next year. he said, mr. smith can speak here anytime he wants. >> always welcome. i'm sure that's true. >>> next, surveillance video and two good samaritans help capture a suspected kidnapper. >>> later, one man's dangerous climb shut down a paris landmark. my digestive system used to make me fl slgish but no i take met