lewis thank you for that question. i actually think the american people should always want to ask, what are the sources? how do we know this to be true? what are the sources? credible sources? and just because someone has an opinion doesn't necessarily make it fact, so can i discern the difference between opinion and fact? and are the sources sources that everyone would agree, even if they may have a point of view, they don't have a biased point of view. and if i am talking to the average american, i would say, make sure that you know the source. make sure it is a credible source. make sure you can go back when possible to an original document if you are so inclined. but always question, always question. theou wear another hat, director for the center for social solutions at the university of michigan. what is it? prof. lewis: i just returned to the university of michigan after a 14 year hiatus. thes the president of andrew w mellon foundation in new york city, and provost of emerson university. i went back to michigan

. >> their real names, aaron lewis and his wife, crystal lowrie. police raced over to put the couple's house under surveillance. >> this was a very delicate operation. >> yes. we were working with the expectation with the hope that she was still alive. >> detective allison said he wasn't sure if the couple was even involved. they wanted to see what he looked like. remember the eyewitness had seen a skinny man with short brown hair the night beverly disappeared. they hadn't been there long when a man matching that description walked out the door but this didn't approach him. >> were you hoping he would lead to you beverly? >> yes. we felt if we made contact too early, if he was the one we were looking for, everything is shot. >> louis got into his car and the plan fell apart. >> he saw us sitting there. that's when he started speeding off. he was out of the vehicle before the time we saw him. >> louis was injured. police photographed him and rushed him to the hospital. >> the detective is taking aaron back to get an mri or whatever they're doing, he

then he realizes it's actually a body. >> reporter: it was 38-year-old melissa lewis.he missing persons case was now a murder investigation. >> still a whodunit. we have no idea. >> reporter: the news media quickly picked up on the story. >> my husband told me. he saw it on the news. >> reporter: how did -- how did he tell you? what was the -- >> he came to my work and told me. and i just broke down. i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: police called the victim's best friend, debra. >> when they told me that they had found her body, i just collapsed to the ground. >> reporter: your friend melissa was dumped into a drainage canal. >> this beautiful, wonderful person who was nothing but kind. >> reporter: when the medical examiner's report was completed, it showed she had been strangled. >> that is such a personal thing to do to somebody, to have to look them in the eyes and do that. >> reporter: an up-close and personal killing. no question. but those timeless questions of all investigations went unanswered, who and why? >> coming up, a person of interest, very close to

i rise in support of the butch lewis act. passage of this bill is vital to millions of americans who've worked hard and played by the rules. that includes tens of thousands of workers and retirees who live in florida and hundreds of workers and retirees who reside in my orlando area district. i want to highlight section 4-h of the bill, which was added at my request between committee markup and floor consideration. this provision requires the pension rehad a bill tigs administration to provide an -- rehabilitation administration to provide an annual report to congress for those that steefed loan under this bill and fail to pay back. this provision to increase congressional oversight will maximize the number of plans who repay their loans and minimize the financial burden on federal taxpayers. i want to thank chairman neal for working with me to make this important change. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentleman from t

but lewis hamilton starts at pole position.c treble, after booking their place in the challenge cup final. they overcame stubborn part—time opponents halifax 26—2, to set up a derby against warrington, who beat hull 22—14. austin halewood reports. a builder, a baker, and a farmer — just some of the full—time jobs this halifax team have. taking on the best side of the country in saint helen's, it was billed as david versus goliath. some said they would win by 50—60 points. but halifax came to play. great determination and a rock solid defence kept the saints at bay. until finally, the deadlock was broken. captainjames robie slipping over the line late in the first half. but still, halifax stepped into the second, until finally saint helen's class started to show. johnny lomax sliding into the corner before tio phage sealed it later on. it is game over, saints. they are now headed for wembley. an impressive display from halifax, but in the end, it was just one step too far. as for warrington and hull, there was nothing for these

lewis the presidential medal of freedom.resident called him an american who knew that change could not wait for some other person or some other time, whose life is a lesson in the fierce urgency of now. i sat down with the congressman at his offices on capitol hill to discuss the lessons he had learned through a lifetime of leadership and activism. you grew up modest means in the segregated south. at what point did you think you had to take some kind of leadership role in the movement in your life? >> when i was growing up as a poor child in alabama, i had a lot of questions about what i saw that i didn't like, so i kept asking my mother, my fat r father, my grandparents, why this, why that? they said, boy, that's the way it is. don't get in the way. don't get in trouble. at the age of 17 i met rosa parks. the next year at the age of 18 i met martin luther king jr. and i got involved. i was inspired. and i grew up and spoke up and spoke out. some how and some way the influence of martin luther king jr., the influence of gand

my name is lewis daynes, and i'm 18 years old. how breck was groomed online retold in a play. you're so busy. you're always online with my son! playing lewis, you can see how he manipulated and tangled breck, because he was very sophisticated, very clever, and kind of just got him into his grasp. lewis says, i'm clever and i could go places — why are you holding me back? so what's the impact of performing a story so close to their own lives? we spend so much time on our phones, and because there's someone that's disconnected from, like, our real—life group of people, you feel like, "oh, i can tell them stuff, because it's not like i'm ever going to actually see them." do you worry about younger children? because people are going online at a younger age. it's made me very aware of my sister. i've become much more, like, protective over what she's doing online, because she and her friends like to talk with random people on these forums online. if your mum, for instance, is saying, "i don't really like this, maybe you should step awa

john lewis knows it.ys like today, if you listen to one speaker in the house of representatives debate, it should be the honorable john lewis. >> i rise with a sense of righteous indignation to support this resolution. i know racism when i see it. i know racism when i feel it. and at the highest level of government there's no room for racism. the world is watching. they are shocked and dismayed because it seems we have lost our way. as a nation. as a proud and great people. we are one congress and we are here to serve one house, the american house, the american people. some of us have been victims of the stain, the pain and the hurt of racism. in the '50s and during the '60s told us to go back. we were protesting for our rights. they told ministers, priests, rabbis and nuns to go back. they told the innocent little children seeking just an equal education to go back. as a nation and as a people, we need to go forward and not backward. >> leading off our discussion tonight is democratic congresswoman debbi

i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. also in the programme: he promised a show of a lifetime and a display of tanks. now president trump's being accused of politicising the 4th ofjuly. and as we gear up for this weekend's final, we'll be asking if the women's world cup has become a game—changer for sponsorship and equal pay. announcer: live from our studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 7am in xinjiang in the far west of china, in xinjiang in the far west of china, where the bbc has uncovered disturbing evidence that muslim children are being systematically separated from their families. official documents show that large numbers of state boarding schools have been built to house children as young as two. our correspondent john sudworth nowjoins me from beijing. john, tell us, what is happening in xinjiang? well, ricoh, it's long been known that the mass incarceration of hundreds of thousands of adults in that part of china is li

it has been close all weekend today with lewis. i am happy to get a good lap.as fans hope to see a moment in history. a sell—out crowd of more than 140 , 000 is expected. the majority of them no doubt urging lewis hamilton on to what would be a record sixth british grand prix win. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines today. there was another crash for geraint thomas at the tour de france, the defending champion finished in the pack on stage 8 but lost time on the leaders. he remains fifth, over a minute behind frenchman julian alaphilippe who reclaimed the yellowjersey. england's matt wallace carded nine birdies in his third round of 64 to move into contention at the scottish open. he's on 15 under par but is five shots off the leader bernd weisberger at the renaissance club. manchester united started their preseason tour of australia with a 2—0 win against perth glory. marcus rashford and james garner with the goals. paul pogba, who came on at half—time, refused to answer questions about his future. it's day 2 at the netball world cup in live

one of those days for lewis hamilton.you are feeling sick and then you have to go to work and it's a safety car start. hamilton's firstjob was to somehow stay in front when all behind was the wacky races. rain scrambles formula 1's precise engineering and strategy. this was charles leclerc, just as it was about to take the lead. no! a minute later hamilton echoed him, going from winning, to spinning and damaging his front wing. he arrived at the pits without an appointment and they would have it ready as soon as they could. in the meantime, max verstappen, third in the driver standings went first in the race and these were not conditions to chase in. hamilton's shocking time in hockenheim got worse still. his team—mate valtteri bottas did not even finish. all the while steadily gaining in the rain was sebastian vettel. the german driver going from 20th up to second, behind verstappen, the dutch conqueror of the chaos on the winner of a race that was never clockwork but definitely orange. as soon as i was ahead of the merc

our comments with john lewis today. our final comments on politics, the 2020 race and possible impeachment. >> congressman, 2020 on the horizon. to get to the raw politics of this, as you know, you read the papers. there's people saying it's about two paths. from the democrats, they can argue and fuss and fight and have an argument and revolution within their party. or they can try to beat donald trump. but they can't do both. do you agree with that? i'm just a normal person who got an awful skin condition. with uncontrolled moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, you feel like you're itching all the time. and you never know how your skin will look. because deep within your skin an overly sensitive immune system could be the cause. so help heal your skin from within, with dupixent. dupixent is not a steroid, and it continuously treats your eczema even when you can't see it. at 16 weeks, nearly four times more patients taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin compared to those not taking it, and patients s

six of the best for lewis hamilton, as the mercedes driver wins a record sixth british grand prix. hello and thanks forjoining us on what has surely been one the most dramatic days of sport ever witnessed on british shores. we had a wimbledon epic at the all england club, a record—breaking day at silverstone in the british grand prix but above all, a cricket all—time classic at lord's in london. england are world champions after beating new zealand in the most gripping, nerve—shredding final the sport has ever seen. here to somehow recap an astounding match that included the ultimate finish in the form of a superover, that's an extra over for each side to determine the winner, isjohn watson. after 44 years and 12 editions england finally lifted the trophy. was an unbelievable end to this tournament. the two teams couldn't be split. new zealand 200a148, england 241 be split. new zealand 20011148, england 241 all be split. new zealand 2004148, england 241 all out. nothing can separate them after a hundred overs of cricket and so it went to a super over. all eyes on ben stokes and jos

the 1st phase of qualifying went according to plan for lewis hamilton the formula one leader appeared on course for securing his 5th consecutive pole at the british grand prix but hamilton lost valuable time after a brief wobble a critical error which his mercedes team mate. made sure to take advantage of. just the finish driver took pole with just 80.006 seconds and 5 to. her reach 21 year old monographs to a clerk took 3rd. speaking after the session for tots was delighted to be starting on pole. it's been pretty cold weekend today with lewis and it's really really happy to get a good luck but be able. but how milton who still remains favored to win on sunday appeared confident that bites about 3 did the job but it is a little race tomorrow so put a great crowd here so thick and it's. a win for hamilton would give him a record 6th british grand prix fixe 3. you're watching d.w. news live from berlin don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website d.w. dot com and of cricket you can also download our up from the app store and send us your

and its course lewis hamilton continues his stranglehold on formula one and the british driver avoided the chaos that crushed the hopes of his competition to once again fly the flag at his home grand prix. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program at least 75 people have been killed and more than a 1000000 displaced by monsoon flooding in 3 south asian states many more people are missing nepal northern india and bangladesh have all been affected by the catastrophic conditions authorities also warn of a looming health crisis water borne disease. a deadly bomb soon season in much of south asia. in nepal the off the moth of mass floods and deadly landslides for the displaced there's more rain to come. by in bangladesh it's the same story dangerous flooding and mudslides. and fold over hinge of refugees from neighboring mine the rain and landslides have washed away thousands of hillside shelters leaving several dead. hundreds homeless or we're having problems during this rainy season getting food the kids are suffering from disease the toilets and bathrooms are a problem the kids are not able

it's not right, it's not fair, and it's not just. >> john lewis, congressman john lewis, you've seen so much history. you've made so much history. it's such an honor and a privilege to have you with us today. thank you very much, sir. >> thank you very much. congratulations on the great honor you will be receiving. >> thank you. thank you very much, congressman. joining me now, nbc news and white house correspondent kristkris kristen welker and john robinson. the president is holding a cabinet meeting and we can imagine a lot of conversation coming out of that. we haven't seen the video yet to be released but what is the reaction inside the white house to what is going on? >> joo i . >> reporter: i continue to check my phone to see if anything is going on inside that cabinet meeting and so far, president trump is just getting going with the cabinet meeting so he is talking about the border and the situation there and now apparently going around the room and hearing from his cabinet, so we will bring you any updates as we get, because i assure you reporters will ask about this. presid

first of all they love lewis. because he's dressed in a collar with multicolored ribbon like a rough, rough, rough -- right you get the joke. it would be day that i can lewis i would hand him and whoever was talking i would hand them lewis's leash. lewis would make all of the friends and then i would just say right out of the clear blue. what do we need men for? and boy -- i received shocking surprising wonderful answers because the -- well you know you'res of the great press of the east coast. people are ignored in missouri and mississippi, and louisiana and you know, so -- so they're really happy to talk. so that's -- what was it like but heaven it was just heaven. tell us maybe three of the really memorable people that you met and their answers. >> so most memorable was kala. cherokee indian, as everyone here knows, about that great nations of the indians on the east coast and the cherokee down south cause people had been owning the women in -- among her people the tribal leaders they own possessions, they coul

i urge my colleagues to vote for the butch lewis act. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. mr. neal: i reserve. let me recognize the gentleman rom new york for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> every democrat and every republican in this house believes or should believe if you go to work every single day, you should have a decent life in america. if you work hard, you make enough money and find a place to live and educate your children and retire one day without being scared. and 1.3 million americans are scared che they will lose their retirement benefits. we have to work together to solve this problem. chairman neal has been working on this the past two years. let's do it already. this is your opportunity to move together to help hardworking people to save the american dream for the people who have put the hard work in. time to protect these people and time to work together now and pass the butch lewis act. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentle

i'm lewis vaughanjones in london.he first night of debates for us democrats in detroit was a battle for the direction of the party. now it's time for round two. she's blue, she barks and more than likely, she's coming to a screen near you. the phenomenal success of australian children's cartoon bluey and its portrayal of family life. instead of the aussie outback, it's just everyday suburbia. and instead of jetting off just everyday suburbia. and instead ofjetting off to outer space or fighting enemies under the sea, bluey and her family, fighting enemies under the sea, bluey and herfamily, well, they just battle the same dilemmas as us humans. live from our studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. its newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 7pm in washington, where reports say that a son of the deceased al-qaeda leader, osama bin laden, has died. hamza bin laden, who was thought to be 30 years old, had been stripped of his citizenship by saudi arabia in march. the us had o

my name is lewis daynes, and i‘m 18 years old.can see how he manipulated and tangled breck, because he was very sophisticated, very clever, and kind ofjust got him into his grasp. lewis says, i‘m clever and i could go places — why are you holding me back? so what‘s the impact of performing a story so close to their own lives? we spend so much time on our phones, and because there's someone that's disconnected from, like, our real—life group of people, you feel like, "oh, i can tell them stuff, because it's not like i'm ever going to actually see them." do you worry about younger children? because people are going online at a younger age. it‘s made me very aware of my sister. i‘ve become much more, like, protective over what she‘s doing online, because she and her friends like to talk with random people on these forums online. if your mum, for instance, is saying, "i don't really like this, maybe you should step away," to try and listen to the people in your real life, rather than listen to, you know, someone over a screen. he was

is facing a growing list of lawsuits, the latest filed today by the family of army captain antoine lewis, killed in the ethiopian airlines flight 302 crash. they called on american, southwest, and united to drop the 737 max from their fleets. >> my husband's death is a direct result of corporate greed gone wrong. >> reporter: antoine's widow, yalana lopez-lewis. >> in the design and marketing of the boeing 737 max 8, antoine lost his life. but also on that day, a wife lost her husband, two boys lost their father, and the country lost a hero. >> reporter: my sources across the industry are saying it is possible the max may not fly passengers until sometime in 2020. the u.s. airlines are standing by the airplane. pilots insist they will only fly the max once they believe it is safe. norah. >> o'donnell: that's some big news today. kris van cleave, thank you. facebook agreed today to pay a $5 billion fine for violating users' privacy. it is the biggest fine the u.s. government has ever leveled against a tech company. the company also agreed to notify users if their photos are used as part o

our comments with john lewis today.ics, the 2020 race and possible impeachment. >> congressman, 2020 on the horizon. to get to the raw politics of this, as you know, you read the papers. there's people saying it's about two paths. from the democrats, they can argue and fuss and fight and have an argument and revolution within their party. or they can try to beat donald trump. but they can't do both. do you agree with that? >> i agree with that. we must be one people. committed to a feature for all americans. we must lead the way. we must find a way to get in what i call good trouble. necessary trouble. not bad trouble. >> congressman, last question. that is about the impeachment effort. do you believe it should proceed? >> i believe we should be cautious and do our work and it will all work out. >> congressman john lewis of georgia. we're fortunate to get time with you. thank you for coming on the broadcast tonight. >> thank you very, very much for having me tonight. >> our thanks to the congressman. that is our broadca

yes, he's already written 's most decorated formula 1 driver, now lewis hamilton is looking to become driver here at the most successful driver here at the british grand prix. he's had five wins here at silverstone, tied with the late greatjim clark and alain prost. a win today would see him take that record outright, he had the chance to do it last year, formula 1 fans remind —— remember him starting on pole position, taken out by kimmy ragan, had to claw his way back from last place, eventually finishing second to sebastian bedell. this is his second match point as it were and i'm sure lewis hamilton will be looking for a less eventful hamilton will be looking for a less eve ntful ra ce hamilton will be looking for a less eventful race this time round. what kind of race do you expect this afternoon? it's interesting, hamilton finished behind vell terry bought us in a mercedes one and two but he struggled with the car, made a series of errors, he said the team needed to dig deep overnight and he came out all guns blazing in qualifying yesterday. he set new track records and was beate

lewis says i am clever and can go places. why are you holding me back?o their own lives? we spend so much time on our phones, and because there is someone that is disconnected from our real life, you feel that you can tell them stuff because you can't see them. do you worry about younger children because people are going online at a young age? it is maybe very aware of my sister and has may a more protective of what she does online because her and herfriends of what she does online because her and her friends like to talk with people on these forums online. and her friends like to talk with people on these forums onlinem your mum for instance is saying, "i don't really like this, maybe you should step away." to try to listen to me when your real life rather than listen to people on your screen. it is isolating breck the play uses the words of friends and family seeing how through gaming, he was taken into lewis's influence. it is strange to see the reality of what his mum tried to do. she did everything. so itjust hurts. watching the final rehearsals, fo

it has been close all weekend today with lewis. i am happy to get a good lap.e a moment in history. a sell—out crowd of more than 140,000 is expected. the majority of them no doubt urging lewis hamilton on to what would be a record sixth british grand prix win. stage eight of the tour de france was another eventful one for defending champion geraint thomas. he managed to recoverfrom a crash with 15 kilometres of the race remaining to finish alongside most of his main rivals on the tour. you can just about see it happening here in the aerial pictures. belgium's thomas de gendt won after a stage—long breakaway. thomas is fifth overall, one minute and 12 seconds behind the leaderjulian alaphilippe. in golf, it's just five days until the start of the open at portrush, and many of the players who will be looking to lift the claretjug are playing in the scottish 0pen. england's matt wallace carded nine birdies in his third round of 64 to move into contention. he's on 15 under par but is five shots off the leader, the austrian bernd wiesberger at the renaissance club.

this again with the grand pre—, home fans want lose it —— lewis hamilton when they will be encouragedat the mercedes team were quickest in practise only to someone else who headed the team mate, by had a mixed day where we can find mate, by had a mixed day where we canfindjamie. mate, by had a mixed day where we can find jamie. sun is shining here, it's been a great first day of practise and former f1 driver is here with me, the fans that have left and who can blame them, what a fantastic day. yeah busy day at

it has been close all weekend today with lewis. lam happy close all weekend today with lewis. to see a moment in history. a sell—out crowd of more than a hundred and 40,000 is expected. the majority of them no doubt urging lewis hamilton on to what would be a record sixth british grand prix win. time now for the day's other sports stories: geraint thomas recovered from a crash with 15km remaining to finish alongside most of his main rivals on stage eight of the tour de france. you can just about see it happening here in the aerial pictures. belgium's thomas de gendt won after a stage—long breakaway, thomas is fifth overall, one minute and 12 seconds behind the leaderjulian alaphilippe. british divers jack lawer and dan goodfellow secured their first major honour as a pair with a 3m synchronised silver at the world championships in south korea. they were in gold medal position at one point but strong final dives from china meant they had to settle for second. the result secures team gb a place in the event at the 2020 olympics. england's matt wallace carded nine birdies in his

she r m n stands for gazoo racing master says lewis or champion of an herb or great it is for toyota what m is for b.m.w. an a m g for mercedes under the hood is a 1.8 leader super charged engine that we otherwise know from the lotus elise will take a look at how much sports car there is a vision. the g.r. and is inspired by the r.'s w.r.c. with which toyota celebrated its return to the 2017 world rally championship but how much racing can fit into such a small car it turns out quite a lot starting with a new sporty chance he would torsen differential which ensures that there is always enough traction without spinning the wheels through a special exhaust system that contributes to weight reduction. lewis says with a slight way to 1135 kilograms untied suspension and nearly prevents rolling or understeer in corners it's a true curve specialist. but it's not only on curves that the g.r. and that's a good figure visually because you racing is managed to clearly differentiated from a standard yars it inherits a grill and decals from its rally counterpart another special features a ford f

of the car tester lewis immediately notices that you need to pay like for me but he wonders about what it means for space on the back seat and whether it would be possible to fit for a 5 people into the car. lewis says there's enough room in the back for people as tall as he is around 175 centimeters he could even imagine sitting here for a longer journey given that there's enough like our own and head. he says the trunk is a roomy 450 liter as easily allowing for people to travel together with their luggage . the fastback can fit about 50 meters more than the hatchback version of the seats are foldable in both versions with the same wheel base the fast back is 12 centimeters longer which makes it appear more elegant. there are clear interior differences to the original i have 30 the fastback has a sports like steering wheel with the end the logo and contrast thing seems which are also found on the seats and fear not the 8 inch touch screen with audio system are standard while the steering wheel offers a choice between different driving. there are hardly any differences when it comes t

lewis will be challenging republican state senator tony flying.uw lewis says hasn't responded to his request. a quote help prevent future tragedies. >>this is a trend it's not just him i mean he's got a lot going on it's not just him it's our leaders in general here in connecticut. we need to bring real leadership people who will return those hard phone calls and that's something that in there. >>lewis says he has respect for both former president obama and president trump saying quote that politics only divides us if we allow it to. >>was active shooter situations, becoming more common more than a dozen yuba county area law enforcement fire and other emergency response agencies all teamed up to train for a potential worst case scenario. reporter karma dickerson went to see how it all unfolded. it was just a drill. but an elaborate plan. >>involving about 400 people. and trying to get first responders their best chance at preparing for the more than a dozen yuba county area law enforcement fire and other emergency response agencies teamed up for t

i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. also in the programme: critics say he's politicised independence day to boost his re—election campaign, but president trump hasn't let the rain spoil his 4th ofjuly parade. with this very special salute to america, we celebrate our history, oui’ america, we celebrate our history, our people and the heroes who proudly defend ourflag. the brave men and women of the united states military. cheering and as we gear up for this weekend's final, we'll be asking if the women's world cup has become a game—changer for sponsorship and equal pay. announcer: live from our studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 8am in the morning in xinjiang in the far west of china, where the bbc has uncovered disturbing evidence that muslim children are being systematically separated from theirfamilies. official documents show that large numbers of state boarding schools have been built to house children as young as two. china

chippy and chip leader lewis hamilton also spun off and then drove right across the track and the grass into the pits. hamilton caught his team off guard and spent nearly a minute on the stuff he was then handed a 5 2nd penalty for the way he entered the pits hamilton's teammate botha's crashed out towards the end of the race sealing a miserable day for mercedes fettle was forked at this stage and has his sights set firmly on the podium fettle past 2 drivers in style to secure 2nd place. red bulls next to stop in cruised to victory but settle was the star of the show at his home grand prix coming from last to 2nd. thank you it was a long ride everyone has done stage for like ever was a lot of fun it's very tough but the conditions are very tough to read what's the smartest move but. i'm just happy. for the 1st time this season a podium without any mercedes structures. and in the football 100 had a shaky start of the season against down start in germany 2nd division. time stops super sub tim stock the cat came out on top cow time and scored within one minute of the race dot even looks li

lewis hamilton started behind his mercedes teammate. the same who had clinched pole position in qualifying by a fraction of a 2nd to hold on to his lead for 19 laps i would haue milton hungary to win his record 6th british grand prix took advantage of a safety car deployment to put himself in front. the race was high on drama with 21 year old charles le clerc ferrari and marks for stop and of red bull engaged in a time jules 1st 3rd. first stop and was later run by luck clerks' teammate sebastian fattal and last year built on. amidst all the hope of hamilton extended his lead at the front and cruised to victory in front of his home crowd at silverstone. solitary boathouse came 2nd followed by charles look lurk in 3rd. the reigning world champion is now $39.00 points clear of nearest rival boathouse at the top of the driver standings. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you in hong kong clashes between police and pro-democracy protesters continued on into the early hours of monday morning local time as controversy continu

in formula one lewis hamilton continues his sensational world title defense with a win at his home race the british grand prix hamilton start of the race behind us mercedes team a full terry boathouse bumped the reigning champion took the lead in the 20th lap and never looked back hamill phones now 39 points clear in the driver's standings having won 7 out of 10 races this season. at the tour de fall in south african rider darrell in pay one stage 9 from sun a chance to put a huge after a perfectly timed finals friend its 1st stage when whole favorite phillipe added to the best field day celebrations in france by holding on to the yellow jersey for a 2nd consecutive day you're up to date now on d w news american evan steyn from meet and the entire team here in berlin and thanks for watching. and i want to call our i am. going to have. 15 years since the. heat was the 1st man to walk on the. court where. there's a small boy he dreamed of the stars. it's a delight to see anything no matter how.

correspondent lisa lewis has been following both field day parade and she joins us now from paris so lisa what were some of the highlights at this year's parade. well at this year's parade the theme was european defense corporation and that meant that you could see spanish german portuguese soldiers walking along french soldiers you could also see the spanish and portuguese plane flying planes flying overhead because in markov president in my call wants to underline that europe will in the future work closely more closely together when it comes to defense he founded this new initiative the so-called european intervention initiative about each year ago and he had invited the 9 other member states of this initiative he wanted to show that they would create a common strategic approach when it comes to defense strategy this would obviously not be that easy that in reality because you would have to bring together very different trains such as for example the ditching of france and germany and france which is very much a lot more intervention savvy than its neighbor is germany is hoping th

one of those days for lewis hamilton.on's firstjob was to somehow stay in front, when all behind was the wacky races. rain scrambles formula 1's precise engineering and strategy. this was charles leclerc, just as he was about to take the lead... no! a minute later, hamilton echoed that, going in seconds from winning to spinning and damaging his front wing. he arrived at the pits without an appointment. they'd have it ready as soon as they could. but in the meantime, max verstappen, third in the drivers‘ standings, went first in the race. these weren't conditions to chase in. hamilton's shocking time in hockenheim got worse still. his team—mate valtteri bottas didn't even finish. all the while, steadily gaining in the rain was sebastian vettel, the german driver going from 20th to second, behind verstappen, dutch conqueror of the chaos and the winner of a race that was never clockwork, but definitely orange. patrick gearey, bbc news. it was amazing, of course, to win at the end but it was really tricky out there to make th

lewis hamilton started behind his mercedes teammate fall to report us the same who have clinched pole position in qualifying by a fraction of a 2nd moments to hold on to his lead for 19 laps i. could hamilton hungry to win his record 6th british grand prix took advantage of a safety car deployment to put himself in front. the race was high on drama with 21 year old charles le clerc ferrari and marks for stop and of red bull engaged in a tight jewel 1st 3rd. first stop and was later rammed by luck clerks teammate sebastian fattal and lost by your bill time. amidst all the whole book pummeled to meet standards his lead at the front and cruised to victory in front of his home crowd at silverstone. solitary boathouse came 2nd followed by charles look clerk in 3rd the reigning world champion is now 39 points clear of nearest rival toss at the top of the driver standings. you're watching news coming up we'll have a look back at the reports that made the news this week and the people behind them and world stories so forget you can always get all the latest news and information around the clo

our correspondent lisa lewis was in paris and attended the parade the theme of today's busy day parade with european friends corporation president in myanmar call had invited the 19 and the other member states of his so-called european intervention initiative launched about one year ago he wanted to depict himself as the european leader germany's angela merkel one of the guests of honor here today said that this was a great step towards european defense school for ration today's parade was also a further attempt to show that europe can very much stand on its own feet when it comes to defense and that it doesn't depend that much anymore on the u.s. but a common european defense strategy also means bringing together military dr eans that can differ greatly especially when it comes to germany and france which is much more intervention savvy than its neighbors so it remains to be seen if the idea that michael has showcased here today will really become reality. that was lisa lewis in paris now india is gearing up for its 1st moon landing missions scheduled to launch in just a few hours the

current world champion and championship leader lewis hamilton finished 5th and off the podium for thetory at last for somebody not driving a mercedes. it is what fans of f1 and max verstappen have been waiting all season four. not that he did it the easy way. here he is on the left, dropping down the field at the left, dropping down the field at the start. at least he didn't have to worry about lewis hamilton, a front wing problem saw him limped to fifth. the first time he has failed to meet the podium. max verstappen made his way through with a stunning drive. 0nce valtteri bottas was behind him, he only has schulz leclerc to pass and it was this possible manoeuvre that caused the three hour delay while stewards examined it —— charles leclerc. mr happened's verdict, ad max verstappen‘s verdict, we have to stay home. that is not in his diary to stop it is on to silverton in a few weeks for the british grand prix. maverick vinales won the dutch moto gp at assen on sunday for yamaha's first win of the year while honda's world champion marc marquez finished second to extend his champions

our final moments with congressman lewis today. final questions on politics the 2020 race and possible impeachment. >> congressman of course 2020 looms on the horizon. and to get to the raw politics of this, as you know, you read the papers there's people saying it's about two paths. democrats with argue and fuss and fight and argument and revolution within the party. or they can try to beat trump or but can't do both. do you agree? >> i agree with that. we must be on one accord. one people. committed to a future for all americans. and we must lead the way. i said to people sometime we must find a way to get what i call good trouble. necessary trouble. not bad trouble. >> congressman, last question. that is about the impeachment effort. how do you believe it should proceed. do you believe it should proceed? >> i believe it should be very cautious. and do our work. it will all work out. >> congressman john lewis of georgia. always fortunate for having time with you. thank you. >> thank you very much for having me tonight. >> our tha

lewis: thank you, madam speaker. i rise with a sense of righteous indignation to support this resolution. i know racism when i see it. know racism when i feel it. and at the highest level of government, there's no room for racism. it tsaos the seeds of violence and destroys the hopes and dreams of people. the world is watching. they are shocked and dismayed because it seems we have lost our way. as a nation, as a proud and great people. we are one congress. and we are here to serve one house. the american house. the american people. ome of us have been victims of the pain and hurt of racism. in the 1950's and 1960's, segregationists told us to go back when we protested for or rights. they told ministers, priests, rabbis, and nuns to go back. they told the innocent little children seeking just an equal education, to go back. as a nation and as a people we need to go forward and not backwards. with this vet, we stand with our sisters, three were born in america, one came here looking for a better life. with this vote,

the majority no doubt urging lewis hamilton onto what would be a record six british grand prix.l one for defending champion geraint thomas. he managed to recoverfrom a crash with 15 kilometres of the race, remaining to finish alongside most of his main rivals on the tour. belgium's thomas de gendt won after a stage—long breakaway. thomas is fifth overall, one minute and 12 seconds behind the leaderjulian alaphilippe. in golf, it's just five days until the start of the open at portrush, and many of the players who will be looking to lift the claretjug are playing in the scottish open. england's matt wallace carded nine birdies in his third round of 64 to move into contention. he's on 15 under par but is five shots off the leader, the austrian, bernd wiesberger, at the renaissance club. great britain have secured a silver in the diving at the world aquatic championships in china. jack lawer and dan goodfellow were first after 4 of their 6 dives in the 3 metre springboard syncro in gwangju but finished behind china. it's their first major honour together. chris mears, who won gold