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>> tonight, stephen welcomes liam hemsworth ana gasteyer paul mecurio. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert"! captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: whooo! hey, how are you? did you see that? hey, everybody! hey, up there. hey, down here! welcome to the show! nice to see you. welcome to "the late show," everybody. i'm stephen colbert. that's never happened before. the garage door didn't come open when i came out here. i guess i didn't have my key card in my pocket, or something. i'm not sure. magnetic or something. well, folks, welcome to the show, you can feel a sense of relief in the nation right now. >> jon: that's right, that's right, you can feel it. >> stephen: last night, the last primary was held in washington, d.c. and hillary clinton-- ( cheers and applause ) the primaries being over reminds me what my brother used to say when i was a kid-- "ah, i'm going to keep punching you in the face, bu

liam brenes 's prosthetic leg was stolen. he has been using an older lake which is about three inches too short while police look for the stolen. a star from the show, shark tank, said he came up with a better idea after hearing about liam's loss, he decided to step up and donate the money for a new leg for liam. >> it just broke my heart. to think about what that little boy has gone through in with everything that's happening in the world and so much negativity, i just thought if i had the opportunity to make can grow up in an environment where he thinks there are good people in the world, why not? >> a local prosthetics company also said they are willing to help liam's family and that they should be able to fast- track the prosthetic solignac -- liam can get it sooner. >>> wikileaks released files of what it says are hacked audio recordings from emails at the democratic national committee. was that enough to put a shadow over the convention? coming up, theéthis morning and what donald trump is now under fire. >>> social med

liam's dad says the only issue now is keeping up with liam. ed: all right. liam, who are you going to call? ghostbusters. that's who wure going to call. a.j., 72 degrees what's in with sunshine to start out and i think a few raindrops thrown in there for good measure as well. let me tell you about the dew point because right now it's still a little bit sticky outside. some people might call it tacky. i heard that word in the studio yesterday. i kind of like it. watch it as it drops. that humidity level through tomorrow morning, in through tomorrow midday. it may creep up again toward the evening. but more comfortable air will be building in as we step on through the day tomorrow. right now 75 in boston. dew point is still high. 68. that means it's justy lower it goes the more comfortable it is. wind out of the north and northwest helping to dry things out. high temperatures today making it well into the 80's inland. and even touching 90. 79 in boston because of an onshore wind. and right now we're still hanging on to a few 70's. lots of 60's and watch out fo

ben: liam will also be given a separate prosthetic that allows him to swim. he hopes that one will be jc: that's wonderful. hopefully he likes the ghostbusters for a little while. it can go out of style, right? the remake. mike: 1, 2, maybe a third. who knows. we were looking forward to seeing some nice rain, maybe heavy rain. you see what happened. it's day down to the south. we got a little in nantucket, it was really 50 miles to far this direction. the system that gave his reign is moving on out. we have to wait for the next one. it is skirting offshore. lightning and thunder, pouring rain. we have a little heat and sunshine. they are weakening as we speak. they continue to move south. i am not looking for progress out of that. i do not think it will make a sprinkle. 78 in boston. for once, below average. the high temperature normally 82. temperatures held pretty flat. we will drop off a little, but not as dramatic in the city as in the suburbs. up there. tonight will be a little bit better as the humidity drops off area of the regular shoreline, a little

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hi, liam. >> reporter: hey, paula. the theme here for the final night of the dnc stronger together and hillary clinton speech one night after president obama gave her his most spirited endorsement yet. >> there has never been a man or a woman, not me, not bill, nobody more qualified than hillary clinton to serve as president of the united states of america. >> reporter: president obama, passing the baton to hillary clinton in a passionate testimonial on her behalf. >> if you're serious about our democracy, you can't afford to stay home because she might no >> i was, i think like many, deeply moved. >> reporter: former governor patrick said that the two conventions couldn't be more different. >> it's a convention about pride and strength and confidence and not about fear and hate and division. >> reporter: massachusetts's delegates say they were moved by the speech. >> it was excellent. powerhouse democrats at the dnc has been a high bar for hillary clinton's acceptance speech tonight. >> she should try and do too much

>> liam: are we there yet? >> deacon: i don't think i've ever seen you move so fast. >> quinn: well, there's no time to dawdle. my man awaits.

leg for liam and he is arranged a vip tour of disneyland. doug: a positive update on adult we introduced you to earlier this week. maverick underwent surgery to repair the foot he chewed off while he was tied up by his owners. the german shepherd has been neglected for days at his home center for a few days. why don't they just kin tie up the owner? sorry about that. or guide, little guy. cindy: the heat, one more day >> welcome to "bachelor" fan favorites week, where each day, we're playing with some of your favorite folks from my other two shows, "the bachelor" and "the bachelorette." and i'm gonna do my best to fix them up with that $1 million prize, all going to charity. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ? ? hello, everybody, i'm chha are you guys ready to meet your "bachelor" fan favorites today? [cheers and applause] well, we certainly have a "bachelor" or "bachelorette" fan favorite in the house. in 2003, some 26 million people tuned in to watch the original bachelorette marry the man of her dreams. 12 ye

even crabb is now backing theresa may, so is liam fox.o that is even more support for her, as the front runner. in the end, the more interesting position, or backing, who is going to be the other candidate, who are they selecting to be the second who would fight against theresa may and andrea leadsom has the edge for now, but there is also another who is much more well known. the cabinet minister, he has more experience and we will see next week who will succeed. brent: it is interesting, because michael gove actually looks weaker after this first round of voting, doesn't he? reporter: i think the lesser conservative party mp's are unhappy about the way that he conducted himself, and some people were saying that he will go to war with different countries, because he really withdrew absolutely last-minute his support for boris johnson, who everybody thought would be the contender. and was going to -- was not in the best position to be the prime minister, but michael gove was such a close ally for his, and in a surprising move with through

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we will come to talk more deeply about liam fox and david davis is roles? lord lawson: that is to machiavelli and. -- that is too machiavelli an. -- he will make a great success of it. the brexit -- the extrication of britain from the european union which is the test of the first term of theresa may's premiership. mark: some say he is made a number of gaffes and will have to start his term of heading up -- was it aoffice

liam martin, a lot of excitement in the wells fargo center. >> reporter: it certainly is, david, and at 10:30, clinton will formally address her party's nomination with tough acts to follow. >> america is already great. america is already strong. >> reporter: the president and hillary clinton. >> we'll carry hill tear victory this fall because that's what the moment demands. >> reporter: president obama's passionate case included a blistering attack on donald trump saying he offers no serious solutions. >> every new day with donald trump is another way that brings the party together because this guy's a knuckle head. >> reporter: former candidate said it would be a mistake to ignore trump. >> i was the guy who said i am not going to respond to the bush attack campaign and we know what happened. >> reporter: tonight, clinton will deliver the biggest speech of her political career, and scott pelley said she needs to address the trust issue head on. >> 67% of american people in the polling said she is not trustworthy. if she loses that election, that is going to be why. >> reporter: thi

liam martin is giving us a behind-the-scenes look. >> reporter: looking around today, david, a lot of the delegates looked tired. many arrived on sunday and had after the speeches made at night. we want to take you around the list fargo center and give you a look at what is looks like. before the crowds stream into the arena, they must go through security, a few hundred yards from the main entrance and in stifling heat head to the wells fargo center. once inside, it's a crush of media. many are wandering the hallways hoping to see a famous face the food lines are long and people want to go home with dnc swag. hats, buttons, posters all selling fast and once on the convention floor itself, it's busy in the mornings with the preparations. if you are wondering how they they've on the seats, and once hillary clinton accepts the nomination, the balloons are ready to go. cbs news' bob schieffer who has been doing this for 20 years. >> this year without question is unusual. every election is different. this is the most into this campaign that we haven't seen anything really quite like that.

let's head out live to liam martin who is in philadelphia with the latest. >> reporter: in the middle of the democratic national convention, it's the republican candidate trumping the headlines tonight. today donald trump said he would like russia to hack into and find hillary clinton's deleted e-mails. >> russia, if you're listening, 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. >> reporter: the clinton campaign issued a statement saying in part. this has to be the first time that a major presidential candidate has actively encouraged a foreign power to conduct espionage against a political opponent. the statement also called it a matter of national security. bernie sanders trail as promised and made a couple of surprise stops including for massachusetts. >> trump is a demagogue. >> reporter: bernie sanders not mincing words on why he is fully supporting his primary challenger, hillary clinton. >> this is a man who is running his entire campaign on bigotry. >> the surprise appearance receiving rave reviews from the massachusetts delegat

liam's prince cedik leg was stolen sunday.he and his family were at crystal cove state beach in orange county. he has been using an older lake since. it is about three inches too short while police search for the stolen one. a star from the tv show, shark tank, said he has a better idea. after hearing about this, robert herjavec decided to step up and donate the money for a new leg for liam. >> it just broke my heart. to think about what that little boy has gone through and with everything that's happening in the world and so much negativity -- i just thought if i had the opportunity to make him grow up in an environment where he thinks there is some good people in the world, why not? >> a local prosthetic company said they are willing to help liam and his family. should be able to speed up the process so liam can get that new prosthetic leg soon. >>> inside the dnc, a strong show of unity -- outside, different story. >> there are people better busting defenses open. they've just broken in. >> who police say are responsible an

miley and liam partied next door.ing that wing ring while behati was rocking the bump alongside hubby adam levine and also hitting up the bashes, scott disick in blue suede shoes, partied w kind ra while big sis sat the party bod. snapchat, i stayed home because i couldn't tempt myself. two weeks crazy strict atkins diet. one-piece.. killi it in this other 4thfestivities, chrissy teigen ann john legend found time to relax in thehamptons. she got playful with friends in hash tag throatie. >> brad angelina made a quick stop in the grocery st angelina wearing a white sheath and gray wrap while brad looked cool in a fedora white getting into a tesla. they were possibly heading to party to celebrate. amy schumer saluted the holiday in a black bikini calling h an american treasure -- we goo to agree. >>> what do you mean, justin? the biebs taking a brief break from his purpose tour. the 22-year-old leaving little to his imagination, showing off his calviis andwakeboarding skills in miami. i want to point out that he own a b

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. >>> and a happy ending after the shocking theft of a child's prosthetic leg. 4-year-old liam, fitted with a someone stole his other prosthetic leg at a california beach. the offers of help poured in, including from "shark tank" star robert herjavec. liam's family, so grateful for the help. >>> when we come back, a little boy, his big wish and the community that rallied to help his dream come true. stay with us. houston: mission allergy escape. gone to extremes new from the makers of claritin, clarispray. ? ? welcome back. clarispray is a nasal allergy spray that contains the #1 prescribed, clinically proven ingredient. nothing is more effective at relieving your sneezing, runny nose and nasal congestion. return to the world with new clarispray. will clean your whole house and every room that's in it. floors, doors, walls, halls he's so tough, he cleans'em all grimy tubs and tiles he'll do so your bathroom looks clean as new mr. clean gets tough on stuck-on stuff cleans kitchens in a minute. mr. clean will clean your whole house and every room that's in it. mr. clean, mr. clean, mr. c

cory: liam and ed talking about tesla. now we take you to space.e-year 1.7 billion mile juno is entering jupiter's orbit. first spacecraft to make it successfully there. we spoke with the project manager, kenny stearns. >> jupiter>> is important to science because it is so massive, and it was one of the first or the first planet that was formed in our solar system. scientists are interested sowhat may jupiter, this will give a good indication and unravel a lot of the mysteries about how this solar system formed, and maybe even where we came from. cory: what are the biggest obstacles, biggest problems this could face? kenny: other than the sheer distance away, some of the biggest obstacles have to do with massive amounts of radiation that surrounds the planet itself. radiation is very damaging to electronic as well as people for that matter, but it is so much jupiter.tensity at our spacecraft will be going in and out of these radiation belts at different levels and absorbing this radiation, which will eventually be its demise when the mission is ove

liam's family says they just want it all returned. >> mixed emotions. i'm angry and sad. angry at the people who did this. >> it's a child's leg. i'm not sure why they would take it. >> park rangers have tried to find it. no luck. liam's mom has taken to social media to see if anybody can help get it returned. >> hopefully this story will has help that family as well in that situation. >> we're hoping just to get the word out. >>> let's take a look at the roads and see how it's looking. >> good morning. my heart just breaking about that story. on the roads, on the bay bridge, things are picking up. there's a little more traffic out there but no delays. it's moving freely this morning heading out the door kick off your tuesday morning. an earlier crash on westbound 580 is cleared but we are still seeing some residual delays behind this. there's also construction in the area. speeds about 30 to 35 miles per hour. right now if you are traveling on 580 going from the altamont pass to 680 that's going to take 16 minutes. a few patches of road construction out there. the first

david: many thanks, liam. that is liam on joining us from london.n: the name of the bank is the third-largest lender in the poster child for the problems in the italian financial system. the stock down 14% yesterday and down another 9% today. to discuss the troubles in duckes.i kit how does the story and and does it come to any kind of conclusion this year? kit: probably not this year in terms of an end. the interest rates are not zero and rates are faster. they all gradually get smooth the way. stop laughing is all i can say to that because this is going to be intractable. you look at the italian banks and think without faster nominal growth to help things along the way or without an alternative source of income from a positive starting point rate, i cannot see anything other than let's put some more money in and then what? jonathan: for people not interested in the politics of this, it is the same story from 2011-2012. italy using article 52 of the bank failure rules that allow temporary stay a. id. it is the periphery versus the call all over aga

former defense secretary, liam fox, was eliminated after attracting 16 votes.tephen crabb chose to drop out of the race. the president of the san francisco fed said a rate hike to be warranted this year, brexit or no brexit. the decision to leave the eu will not derail the u.s. the new york fed chief william dudley says he u.k. decision to leave the eu could escalate into a significant headwind if it triggers wider financial turmoil. generaleman of societe says a possible systemic crisis -- he says europe needs it credible backstop for its banking system. >> is to make crisis when there is a risk -- citations, and the banking system has problems, the -- in thismy situation, you need the taxpayer and the public sector to step in and to intervene. the quicker the better because you will stop this situation. nejra: german factory orders failed to rise in may as uncertainty over the global outlook. seasonal swings in inflation were unchanged when they fell 1.9%. economists addicted a 1% rise -- economists predicted a 1% rise. britain publishes its long-awaited repo

liam: he mainly took care of himself great he was in terrible physical shape after the stroke he suffered while he was president. people went to see him as much as she would allow, because his doctor did not want him overtaxed with visitors. he was a very excited type man about affairs of state. so people were admitted to -- pretty much he stayed at home. he would go out for a drive, but he was a very sick man. >> his wife edith wilson lived for a while after him. what happened to the house after he died? she stayed in washington and died just weeks before the woodrow wilson bridge over theated or the -- potomac. she will the house to the national trust for historic preservation absolutely intact with everything as they has had it. -- have had it. the national trust has maintained it as a house museum, based on gene smith's they must look, "when the cheering stopped." it made sense in 1961 with all the different things, symbolic of his life. know former president half, his experience was a bit unique after he left office. life. us of his william: in new haven, connecticut, he taught const

michael gove tallied 48 votes for third, with stephen crabb with 34, and liam fox at 13. fox has been illuminated for the cigarette -- eliminated for the second round. oscar pistorius may return to jail tomorrow. rescued is want him to be handed at least a 15-year sentence. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists in more than 120 countries. vonnie: bond yields touching historic lows and gold keeps on rising. do?tos an investor to brexit markets, we bring in michael holland, chairman of the holland company. now, michael, whenever we see events of this nature -- although i am not sure you can compare this to anything in the past -- you say wait it out for the long-term, ride this out, but this is potentially 10-year horizon event. do you really not want to make some changes to your portfolio based on what just happened? mr. holland: funny you should ask. i have more cash than i have had in years, and i have been building it up over the last several months. not to say we are headed into a worldwide recession, a 10-year bear market -- i have lived thr

liam: they may get made by someone. this point, and it seems to be the point of this plan. contrast it with the one released 10 years ago, that one kind of was a plan and a fairly standard one. you build an expensive gadget, get someone to buy it, and you use the money to build a cheaper one that people by. that is a fairly standard thing. this one is almost like environmental escapism. that, james.ly he details his vision for why tesla should buy solar city. tesla becoming a one-stop shop where you can buy your solar roof panels, your house battery, tesla.r solar powered it is certainly exciting. it is audacious, but there's no details on how he would actually fund this or do this. what is your take? james: sure, and thanks for having me first off. we did not expect necessarily to have details. much like we do when we think about what the auto industry could look like in 2025, it is a bit of a thought-provoking exercise, but i think for us, the biggest question mark is that the 2006 plan is still incomplete. the model

liam fox is still in there. he was the brexit campaigner who wanted them to leave.till in the building, it will be interesting to see what job he gets. there are rumors that he may be be -- that he may be in charge of trade relations where he will be basically tasked with forming the new u.k. trade relations with other countries. crucially as they exit that you, they get to cut their own deal with other countries. that's another important job that we will have to hear about. i don't know, about half of a dozen of them appointed today. another six and more tomorrow and in -- another six and more in the week and in tomorrow -- in the weekend tomorrow she has prime minister's questions, she will want her team life. all right, ryan, thank you very much, coming to us from 10 downing street. >> jpmorgan set to release earnings before tomorrow's opening bell. next, the numbers you can't miss. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets." time for the bloomberg is this flash. a lack of new models and global economy concerns are being blamed for limited plane ord

liam payne, a member of the british boy band, tweeted yesterday.. he's signed a solo deal with capitol records. just last month payne's bandmate, harry styles, also decided he'd make a solo debut. last year, former bandmate zayne malik unexpectedly quit. what's left of "one direction" has been on hiatus during the last six months. and it's unclear what will happen next. time now metro up and running right now! surge number 5 is underway with the orange due to single tracking between east falls church and ballston. now, no issues additionally. just know you may see some extra volume but that's it. heading to the airports? there aren't any issues right now on the baltimore washington parkway or dulles on the toll road. heading inbound gw parkway, up to speed, too. that's a look at traffic. back to you! by finding a policy to fit your budget. [ coughs ] sorry, tickle in my throat! water would be nice, but that would go right through me. ghost problems. "credit karma, why are you checking your credit score!" "you don't want to live with lucy forever, do

stephen crabb has dropped out and liam fox desk liam fox was eliminated. the next vote is tomorrow.eport is likely to revive recriminations over the iraq war. it will probably pile criticism on politicians, officials, and the military. led to thet political downfall of prime minister tony blair. in south africa, oscar pistorius has been sentenced to six years in prison, convicted of murdering his girlfriend three years ago. prosecutors had asked for 15 years but oscar pistorius' lawyer argued he was only guilty of being irrational when he killed her. in australia, the prime minister's coalition has taken a slight lead over the opposition labor party. it is not clear whether he will win enough seats. has declaredma that hillary clinton is overwhelmingly qualified to succeed him. he made his first campaign trip with the likely democratic nominee. the stop in north carolina came deskong before the fbi after the fbi found she was extremely careless with her e-mail but they do not recommend filing criminal charges. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts

>> steffy: oh, wyatt and liam, they can take care of that later. >> katie: this is nice. >> steffy: yeahit is. >> katie: getting everyone together for the celebration. i was actually thinking about inviting my sister. are you cool wit

liam martin has it all from philadelphia. >> reporter: an extraordinary moment in american history. >> every memory i have of my mom is that regardless of what was happening in her life, she was always, always there for phrase for her mother on the brink of breaking down a barrier. >> our next president hillary clinton. >> i accept your nomination for president of the united states. >> reporter: hillary clinton now the first woman to accept the nomination for president from a major party. >> bernie your campaign inspired millions of americans. who threw their hearts and souls in to our primary. >> reporter: the democratic nominee delivering the speech of a lifetime and making the case for herself. >> we will not build a wall. instead, we will build an economy whereveryone who wants a good job can get one. >> when there are no ceilings the sky is we are dealing with determined enemies that must be defeated. so it's no wonder that people are anxious and looking for reassurance, looking for steady leadership. imagine him in the oval office facing a real crisis. a man you can bait with a

it was donated donate by the group liam's nation and put together for free by riverside cycle in haverhill. i will say it again, there are maria: good for him. >> there may be a chance of showers and thunderstorms. we bring it up toward the end of next week. maria: that's summer for you. chronicle is next right here on >> tonight -- >> wait for police. >> emergency. >> looks like we have a two-car. >> risk. >> don't get out. >> weapons this man might have. all kinds >> of situations. what did you hit your head? >> no. >> all kinds of trouble. the worst of boston's social responders is all about --

. >> liam martin in philly, thanks. >>> today marks 12 years since most of the country first heard of president obama. in 2004 he delivered the keynote address at the democratic national convention right here in boston. >> there america and a conservative america, there is the united states of america. [ cheering ] >> that speech set the stage for his presidential run four years later. tonight he makes the case to elect hillary clinton and make history once again. jon keller is here. and this handoff tonight from president obama to hillary clinton -- it's going to be an easy handoff? awkward? >> do you think there might be awkwardness. starting with the emphasis in bill clinton's speech -- hillary as a change maker. the truth is there are quite a few policy differences between this president and the woman who wants to succeed him starting with foreign policy. hillary clinton is much more interventionist than he is. and in the book hard choices she took issue with his deadline for pulling troops out of afghanistan and his handling of vladimir putin just to name a few issues. and just r

>> a local prosthetic company said they are willing to help liam's family and they should be able toast track the prosthetic. >>> there is something new from taco bell. now they are testing a cheetos burrito. they are trying it out next month in cincinnati. if it catches on they will offer it in more cities. it contains beef, rice, cheese sauce and cheetos. it will cost one dollar. >>> hillary clinton getting ready to make her speech tonight at the dnc. a live report from philadelphia and what else is happening. >>> we're checking back in on the soberanes fire fight in monterey county. janine de la vega is there. she has been out there all week and will bring us a live report. [bell rings] on the first day of school, i learned... it only takes some thing small to go from not friends... to totally friends! >>> a grueling week for firefighters as they try to contain a fire raging in monterey county. we will have an update on the destruction and how can you help. >>> there has never been a man or a woman, not me, not bill, nobody more qualified than hillary clinton to serve as president

little liam explains why this ben: walks away with a $536 million . the central indiana couple won this month's mega millions lottery drawing. the winners asked to stay anonymous to protect their privacy and their young children -- apparently they had young children. a representative accepted the check this morning and read a message. >> overjoyed by our winnings. while we're excited, we're overwhelmed by the magnitude of what has happened. ben: i can only imagine. the family chose the cash option -- $271 million after taxes. the spokesperson says the winners don't plan to quit their jobs, and they don't want this to change their lives. i think that is awesome. jc: spectacular. great choices. and you could be presented with such choices if you play power jc: i have not bought my ticket. the jackpot prize has now jumped to a whopping 478 million dollars. that's the fifth largest normal prize in the eighth largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history. but a reminder your odds of , winning are about one in 292 million. ben: ed harding just walked in. i think

our liam martin is live in furious. >> paula and david, they certainly are. just as the big night is about to get underway. it's the republican candidate making headlines. donald trump suggesting he would like russia to find hillary clinton's e-mails. >> russia if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our a statement saying in part. this has to be the first time that a major presidential candidate has encouraged espionage. bernie sanders has vowed to help the democratic ticket. and he stayed true to that word today, making a surprise appearance at the delegation breakfast for massachusetts. campaign trail wednesday morning. urging supporters to back hillary clinton. >> i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. [ cheering ] >> the former clinton rival was the one to officially nominate her last night. he wants backers to get on board and it's clear he holds sway. >> he came in and it was -- bigge

the political center ground but may's first cabinet position would suggest a shift to the right with liam fox and brexit campaigner boris chunks and -- boris johnson holding the top offices. >> it was his appointment that became is the biggest surprise to many. >> a surprise to many and an embarrassment to others. --t iconic image of boorish boris johnson at his buffoon in best. the caption, dear world, sorry. it would seem they have reason to be concerned. they have compiled an eye watering list of johnson's international gaffes. on 1000ths ago he w pounds for writing a poem about having sex with a goat. prosecutedmedian was for an offensive poem he wrote the president. and of course the time boris a 10-year-oldd boy to the ground through a game of street rugby. >> everyone believed his career had come to an end when he dropped out of the race leaving the brexit. >> in this cartoon, the telegraph sums it up. graph. looking up on a career boris johnson's >>. day,4th of july, bastille it is highly political because it is a day where francois holland speaks publicly. >> it is unlikely to be

. >> liam hemsworth. >> liam hemsworth. >> my husband and dax. that would be one hell of a funny movie. that's all i can tell you. >> well, ashton's going to be a little busy with baby number two. mila's telling me she still hasn't wrapped her head around it. >> when i left the hospital with wyatt i looked at my husband and in tears, i was hormonal, i can't believe they're letting us walk out with this baby. and he was like, i don't think they want it. the love that i had for her, the second that i met her, was like indescribable. to think that that's going to happen again is mind-blowing to me. >> your heart literally expands. >> does your baby understand you're having a baby? >> my baby now thinks that everybody's having a baby. and she'll be like baby. >> these two look like a real good time. >> yeah, they do. >> and i'm sure already in the works. >> no doubt. coming up, why the all-female "ghostbusters" almost didn't happen. >> i don't know how we got a movie out of it because we destroyed so much footage. >> and why you never forget your fir

liam .s now out of the race the ruling party has been choosing david cameron's successor after he resigned following the eu referendum result. 's have thepete possibility of voting for one candidate -- 330 mp's. i understand david cameron did not actually vote, so we have 329. the front runner won, votes.isingly, with 165 she is the home secretary for the last eight years, well-known and influential a gear. remaino did campaign for , but she says she is a unifying figure. second but far behind is the energy minister with 56 votes. then in third place, the justice secretary, the one who was going campaignis johnson's manager and announced his sudden candidacy thursday morning two hours before the closure of the candidacies to succeed david cameron. fox came last with only 16. commenting on the results moments ago, theresa may said she was pleased, that there was a big job ahead to unite the party and the country following referendum results to "negotiate the best possible deal as we leave the eu and to make britain work for everyone." am the onlyed, "i candidate capable of delivering these

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