. >> liam: yeah, and your wife, no less.ook you long enough. >> wyatt: about damn time. >> bill: and, believe me, we've been making up for it as much as humanly possible. >> wyatt: yeah, we could leave that out. >> liam: that's, uh, too much information. >> wyatt: we're happy for you. >> bill: thank you, sons. >> wyatt: yeah. >> bill: so, what did i miss? >> wyatt: well, um... someone tried to shoot my mom. >> ridge: so, that's all we know. whoever shot at quinn is still out there. >> pam: that's scary. >> ridge: it is scary. she's pretty shaken. >> pam: but who do you think would want to kill quinn? >> ridge: i don't know. >> pam: i mean, in the past [chuckles] i mean, just wait in line. take a number. but since she's been with eric, even you can see that... she's different. >> ridge: "even" me? >> pam: i mean, not so long ago, ridge, you would've been one of the first people in that line. but you and quinn have come a long way. ♪ >> bill: somebody tried to kill your mother? >> wyatt: yeah, that or scare her. and they did a

musical guest liam payne.nd featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 697. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to the "tonight show." this is it. come on! [ cheers and applause ] oh, my goodness. welcome, everybody. thank you so much. here's what -- here's what people are talking about. guys, today is the summer solstice. [ cheers and applause ] which is the longest day of the year. or as the white house calls that, every day. [ laughter and applause ] oh boy, oh boy. i saw that today, hundreds of people did yoga in times square, to celebrate the first day of summer. [ light laughter ] at least i think that's why times square elmo was lying face down. but i don't -- [ laughter and applause ] he smelled of -- hooch. let's get to some news here, i read that mitch mcconnell wants to force a senate vote on health care before july 4th. yeah, 'cause if there's one day you wa

liam fee's short life was marked by escalating abuse and neglect.to raise the alarm over the toddler's wellbeing was his childminder, heather farmer. she contacted the authorities three times with her concerns. she spoke to the bbc for an upcoming documentary about child protection in fife. to me, i done myjob as best as i could. but someone in social work didn't do theirjob as best as they could. i think it could have been done better and maybe the wee boy would still be here today. she wasn't alone in her concerns over what was happening at liam's house. a nursery the little boy went to raised the alarm with social services, so too did a woman who saw liam covered up in his pushchair in the street. she said she had a gut wrenching feeling that something was wrong, but she didn't know if he was drugged or dead. today's review said that the authorities missed opportunities to potentially prevent the harm liam suffered. it stated there was a lack of professional curiosity. that explanations provided by rachel and naomi fee were at times accepted with

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so has liam fox, who came in early.l brexit here. there have been rumours he would be shuffled out but he still has a job, we will find out what he is. le, one of the comments after the election result was that labour has achieved the progress that as it had made because of its focus on bread—and—butter issues rather than, say, brexit. as we watch this reshuffle in downing street, you have to ask the question with the brexit negotiations due to start in a week, it seems for the conservatives the focus will be an brexit, still, rather than necessarily those other issues?|j think necessarily those other issues?” think that that is probably right. this is an election that was called, theresa may said it was an election about brexit. as you say, those talks are due to start within the next couple of days. there is also a feeling, as you say, this was an election about brexit and there needs to be some real focus on the other areas. there is also a sense that theresa may before the ma nifesto that theresa may before the mani

trade secretary liam fox has also entered number ten.he scene live in downing street, where an announcement is expected soon on further appointments. alun cairns, secretary of state for wales and the transport secretary, chris grayling, have bothjust entered number ten. downing street and the democratic unionist party have both insisted that no parliamentary pact has yet been agreed between them. the former chancellor, george osborne, has described theresa may as, "a dead woman walking". labour leader, jeremy corbyn, says there could be another election soon and he is preparing an alternative queen's speech. good afternoon, let's just recap on some fast moving political developments now. in the past few minutes, theresa may has announced a cabinet reshuffle, although the main roles, such as chancellor and foreign secretary will not change hands. here's what we know so far... damian green is made first secretary of state and cabinet office minister. a promotion to a key role for an old may ally. liz truss is demoted. she moves from head o

. ♪ >> liam: so you still stressed? >> steffy: what stress? >> liam: hmm. no, really. how are you?> steffy: i'm okay. how you doing? i know your dad isn't happy about the whole spectra situation, either. >> liam: uh...yeah. well, he doesn't get to have his building at the moment, but he does get to have brooke, so he's less grumpy than he could be. >> steffy: good. >> liam: yeah. >> steffy: well, i got you. so now i can have lunch with my brother today. >> liam: ah. that's good you're trying to get along. >> steffy: well, you'll be there to help. >> liam: i will? te

economically, trade deals and liam fox would have ajob.deals and liam fox would have a job. economically, that is a mistake. we need to be able to negotiate our own trade deals with parts of the world. she said that but she did say she wanted a close trade relationship and security relationship with the european union. but it's not up to her is it? it has to be negotiated. there was one cycle of the eu and the other side called... it's michelle who is acting for the eu 27. i don't think it will shift. are you a may-ite? i wa nt to it will shift. are you a may-ite? i want to leave the single market and the customs union. you're wrong on three towns! —— free listen to other countries drifting. soft brexit is the way forward. you don't dismiss the single market. why should we stay in the single market? is because we get so much trade. we can have this argument in a second but you can't decide that those are the ways that are best for our country. we have at the hubris of the conservative party, including new, it has to be tempered. you can't

liam fee's short life was marked by escalating abuse and neglect.was his childminder, heather farmer. she contacted the authorities three times with her concerns. she spoke to the bbc for an upcoming documentary about child protection in fife. to me, i done myjob as best as i could. but someone in social work didn't do theirjob as best as they could. i think it could have been done better and maybe the wee boy would still be here today. she wasn't alone in her concerns over what was happening at liam's house. a nursery the little boy went to raised the alarm with social services, so too did a woman who saw liam covered up in his pushchair in the street. she said she had a gut wrenching feeling that something was wrong, but she didn't know if he was drugged or dead. today's review said that the authorities missed opportunities to potentially prevent the harm liam suffered. it stated there was a lack of professional curiosity, that explanations provided by reachel and naomi fee were at times accepted without challenge and when concerns were raised abo

liam died after a ruptured heart after blunt force trauma to the body and he had been subjected to and mental abuse. following the trial, an independent review was launched into the circumstances leading up to his there after a number of witnesses told the trial that they had raised concerns about the toddler's health and well—being with social services, and today, we had the main findings of that review which have been published by fife council. liam's death could not have been predicted but it said that there were missed opportunities across services to provide support to the family and have led to a better understanding of their circumstances, preventing harm potentially liam suffered. his mother and her partner were considered to be devious and manipulative and hindered social services using disguised compliance to play off one health professional against another. crucially, this review found that since 2014, significant improvements have been made across all services. in a timely report has come out, we have had some reaction from the independent chair of five child protection c

>> liam: no, dad. mary in payroll nehasu tedy.o ve you know -- mary.he's worked here 22 years. >> wyatt: yeah, he's not paying attention. >> liam: [ sighs ] yeah, forget it. >> bill: the police have the person who was taking potshots at quinn. wistt>> o mom: kay? >> bill: katie says that was eila carter.d the shooter... >> liam: what? >> wyatt: why -- why -- why do i know that name? >> bill: because she's one of

them in theirjobs, like liam fox, boris johnson and them in theirjobs, like liam fox, borisjohnson andirjobs, like liam fox, boris johnson and potentially andrea leadsom, do we think she's doing that because of concerns that the election result might bring a softer brexit, so she wants to keep those hardline brexiteers close to her? yes, i think you're probably right. we heard from lord heseltine this morning who suggested brexit was a cancer that needed to be cut out of the conservative party. there was a sense from a pro—remain mps that theresa may's plans for brexit may go awry, that her plan for a hard brexit, ruling out membership of the single market, may be up for question. the key brexiteers are in key positions now who remaining cabinet and they would have something to say about that. but there is a sense that if she needs to get other parties onside to get anything done, and don't forget parliament will have a vote on the deal at the end of the negotiations, that actually maybe something softer could be mooted. it certainly wasn't her plan, the election was called in the firs

she has got liam fox, michael gove, borisjohnson, type of deal. liam fox, michael gove, boris johnson, who type of deal. she has got liam fox, michael gove, borisjohnson, who are all pushing towards a clean brexit. she has to balance those two things, and that is the difficulty she finds herself in. also, she does not have the majority in the house of parliament. the eu know that, and that has put more power, many people think, in the eu's hands, rather than britain's hands. we will see if we get that clarity later tonight, we get that clarity later tonight, we will be watching and listening, thank you. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the chinese regulators have fined emirates for two safety incidents that took place over the western region of xinjing. the gulf carrier was fined just over $4,000 and banned from adding new routes or aircraft in china for six months. china's civil aviation administration says emirates pilots were found to have flown an aircraft at the wrong altitude and temporarily lost contact with a

and we have to make sure that liam and wyatt are on board. >> katie: well, i can't speak for liam, but have a feeling that wyatt won't have any objection. >> charlie: ya know... how 'bout if i take the most beautiful woman in north america out to lunch?

, dad's not gonna write a false review or anything... >> liam: dude. >> wyatt: what?s it too soon? i thought it was kind of funny. >> steffy: are the reps from the charity here? >> katie: yes, and they're very excited. >> liam: and appreciative, apparently. >> wyatt: they should do well in monte carlo. >> steffy: well, keep up the good work. i know this calendar shoot is kind of a test run, but i want everyone to give it their all. i bet thomas is regretting his

willis now faces fellow briton liam broady — brother of naomi — in the next qualifying round. bit nervy at the start, he was serving very well, under pressure i served well and played a couple of good games to break. obviously happy with the win, i know i have more in me out there. get on the practice court and see howl me out there. get on the practice court and see how i play in the next match. you don't expect to go on your phone reading venues. at the same time dan likes to enjoy himself —— that news. he's obviously taken it too far this time. he knows more than anyone else what he's done and he's got no one else to blame. it could be a pivotal week for the british and irish lions on their tour of new zealand. their defeat to the all blacks in the first test two days ago means the series will be lost with a repeat outcome in the second match in wellington this saturday. before then, the lions face another tough—looking game against super rugby side the hurricanes early tomorrow morning. warren gatland has been involved in one or two feisty exchanges with his opposite numbe

within the last hour we have spoken to liam fox who stays as trade secretary. this is what he said.ave a very big job to do. we know there are tremendous opportunities out there for the united kingdom and we are determined to make a success of global britain and i am delighted to be back here for the department for international trade with my wonderful team and getting ready here for what we are going to take forward. in terms of the politics it is now time for the whole of the conservative party to rally behind the prime minister and get a government in the national interest, so government in the national interest, so many opportunities, very exciting, very positive. the main piece of business coming up with the brexit negotiations, will they take place on time? and will be nature of them change? this department here is about what happens after brexit. about what we do in terms of getting british trade agreements but also promoting britain abroad and getting investment into the united kingdom, so investment into the united kingdom, soa investment into the united kingdom, so a posit

that was clearly liam fox. let's hear from alan all —— eleanor now.ry authorities were made aware of this cyber attack yesterday, so on friday. we now know that a number of mps do not have access to their e—mail account remotely. but a house of commons spokesperson i spoke to was stressing that that was not in itself as a result of the cyber attack, actually that was the steps that were being taken to protect the parliamentary cyber estate. so the reason mps and some lords do not have access to their e—mails is because of protection and measures that are being put in place by the parliamentary authorities. i have spoken to a number of mps, i've been in contact with a few too. some have said they have not got access, others though have said they have access to their e—mail accounts. i know that mps have been sent messages saying the authorities are investigating a cyber security incident, they said they are going to making some emergency changes to the it network which may cause some disruption. we request that you remain extra vigilant while we invest

a superb catch by mark wood off the bowling of liam polworth —— liam plunkett.desh all—out for 305—6. england would be pleased they have managed to restrict bangladesh to that total. england have some real firepower at the top of the order and throughout their entire batting order. eoin morgan will feel confident they can chase down that total. england the holders. they have never won a major 50 over tournament. the pressure is on england to perform. with the scoreboard pressure, it is going to be interesting how this afternoon pans out. thank you. andy murray is on court in the second round of the french open — he‘s facing world number 50 martin klizan. the slovakian took the first set 7-6. the slovakian took the first set 7—6. murray is serving for the second, where it is currently 5—2. the pair have met once before, a match that murray won. he has never won the title at roland garros. britain‘s kyle edmund is up against argentina‘s renzo oleevo this afternoon. it looks like french winger antoine griezmann won‘t be going to manchester united — according to sou

. >> liam: yeah?steffy: mm-hmm. >> liam: i'm glad you liked the surprise. >> steffy: oh, it's exactly what i needed. [ elevator bell dings ] >> wyatt: two words. spencer summit. now, if you want to make a splash, that is the place to do it. last year, eric's speech was a huge success for forrester. >> katie: but i want to do something bigger than a speech, something more like, um...

liam gallagher showed up. noel was nowhere to be seen.liam got on twitter and goes -- [bleep]. >> they are historically always at each other's throats. and that's kind of what you like about it. [laughter] >> kanye west, now he's trying to take on high school athletics at the calabasas high school. he wants to change the uniform color scheme. >> they bring in these athletes that are young, trendsetting people and he's going to be able to put kanye designs on these taste makers. harvey: when the game starts, these guys kind of come out and do like -- [laughter]

liam gallagher showed up. noel was nowhere to be seen. the concert, liam got on twitter and goes -- [bleep]. >> they are historically always at each other's throats. and that's kind of what you like about it. [laughter] >> kanye west, now he's trying to take on high school athletics at the calabasas high school. he wants to change the uniform color scheme. >> they bring in these athletes that are young, trendsetting people and he's going to be able to put kanye designs on these taste makers. harvey: when the game starts, these guys kind of come out and do like -- [laughter] >> bella thorne, at the peppermint club. she's wearing a sheer top and

we saw elliott davie and liam williams trains year earlier.ho does not even make the match day squad. gatland has also benched his tour captain sam warburton. prior to this, also benched his tour captain sam warburton. priorto this, he also benched his tour captain sam warburton. prior to this, he had been criticised a little bit in new zealand for being a little formulaic and a bit predictable but not this time. he really wants to take the game to the all blacks. we know we have to be courageous coming here, we must be bold and go and play some positive rugby. the things that we have been working on in terms of general staff and our set pieces getting better and stronger from game to game. defensively, we think we have improved and now we need to bring the other elements of the game which is about playing with some flair, taking some risks and being courageous and ball. leading the lions out in place of warburton is peter 0‘mahony and his journey to this point is really nothing short of remarkable. if you think back to the six nations, he was

but liam williams was too fast and too good.ew teams can. the lions were forced to admire new zealand's best at their best. m ista kes new zealand's best at their best. mistakes crept in. this 20—year—old was not even born the last time new zealand lost at eden park, at this rate that might never zealand lost at eden park, at this rate that might never change. zealand lost at eden park, at this rate that might never change. they did not play champagne rugby, but in fairness they were very direct up front, angry to make sure we are better in those areas in terms of combating them for next week. they are dying but not out, although right now the north— south divide and rugby seems wider than ever. i will be back with it leaked news at10:20 p.m., but i will be back with it leaked news at 10:20 p.m., but right now it is time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? very interesting bunch this week.

me, too, liam. >> you guys are connected. >> the moment allison hears bruno she's like -- >> ♪♪ >> it's your turn. >> liam i hope you're watching. and singing along. so cute. >> bruno, two years old to 51 years old and beyond. we love ya and we love liam. >> liam we love your picture. please send us your fox5 dc. you get bruno with your them music. >> and tucker busting a little move under the graphics. thank you for that picture. >> we love it. skate now in washington. you'll love the weather this afternoon. low to mid 80s. and as steve mentioned last night getting out and about not lot of humidity. so that's probably the best forecast today as humidity will be in check, it should be a really pleasant afternoon. high pressure is the reason why. it's currently parked over west virginia and it's just dominating weather across the mid atlantic really northeast as well enjoying it as temperatures will be just a few degrees below normal for one more day. that would be this afternoon and look what comes.

ariana grande, coldplay and liam gallagher were among the stars taking part in a concert in manchesterstars from around the world took part in the event. many songs were dedicated to the people affected by the victims of an attack ata affected by the victims of an attack at a concert by ariana grande. later we will be looking at what is making headlines in the papers. good evening... good morning and welcome to bbc news. seven people were killed and dozens injured in a terror attack in london carried out by three men who were shot dead by police. it was britain's second major terror incident in the space of 12 days and began just after ten o'clock last night. it began just after 10 o'clock last night when a hired van was used to knock down pedestrians on london bridge. three men wearing fake suicide vests then left the vehicle and began stabbing people in pubs and bars in nearby borough market. within 8 minutes the three men had been confronted and shot dead by police. a member of the public was also injured in the exchanges. during the day 12 people were arrested in barking in east lo

it is liam gallagher!my mind my dreams are real # now you concerned about the way i feel # tonight i'm a rock 'n' roll star # you're not down with # who i am look at you now # you're all in my hands tonight # tonight i'm a rock 'n roll star # yeah, you are so liam gallagher. it had to be, hadn‘t it? for the one love manchester concert. it started with mancunian acts and it is concluding with liam gallagher from mancunian acts and it is concluding with liam gallagherfrom a race is. —— oasis. the crowd knew that song, they were singing along as he walked onto the stage. they did not know you was performing. he was a slot on the running order for tonight‘s performances. that was left as a mystery. liam gallagher putting his distinctive stamp on the one love manchester concert. from manchester, back to you, ben. anita, thank you very much indeed. extraordinary concert there in manchester. and here, just outside borough market where the attacks unfolded last night, almost 24 hours ago, you can see there are arm

. >> that video was shot by liam connell, and he joins us now. thank god you are safe. you with us. how are you feeling today? >> i'm good. i'm good. it's been a mad few days but i'm doing all right. >> i'm sure it will come at you in waves, what you made it through with your friends and others in this situation. what were you thinking when you started to record and what you were hearing and what you thought was going on? tell us. >> i mean, when it first started we were just being evacuated by staff. there was no police at the time. we were then told to stay inside. we were in a basement and we didn't hear anything from outside. as it progressed, i started to see a few policemen. sorry, and then it wasn't until armed police came and we had to crop to the ground we realized this was a big thing. at first, i didn't actually think it was a terrorism attack. i was saying to my friends, but it became clear very quickly that it was. >> what did you think was happening and when you learned about what it actually was, what did that mean to you, when you were out there? >> i me

we have seen liam fox walking in on the last few minutes. secretary for international trade, minutes. he is the secretary for internationaltrade, but minutes. he is the secretary for international trade, but we do not know if he will remain there. lots of people coming in, david gauke, the treasury minister, he has been tipped for bigger things, he was a treasury minister. we do not all of hisjob might treasury minister. we do not all of his job might have treasury minister. we do not all of hisjob might have been changed and he could have been promoted. quite a queue of people coming in, i would suspect there is a queue waiting to see the prime minister. but we have not heard what any of these newjobs might be. we know that the big, big jobs have been taken, there has been no movement in the home office, foreign office, defence ministry or indeedin foreign office, defence ministry or indeed in the treasury. so those big jobs have already been taken up, but, as yet, we await to see if there is going to be a reshuffle elsewhere. some quite we

liam fox.ay at least 100 people are reported to have been killed and dozens more badly injured when a lorry transporting oil burst into flames in punjab. police said a crowd had gathered to collect fuel leaking from the vehicle which had overturned on the main highway from the city of bahawalpur. fire fighters have been tackling the blaze which is said to now be under control, although the road remains closed. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani is in karachi. what is known about what happened at the scale of the fatalities? the latest figures we are hearing in terms of the death toll is 123 people have been killed, over 140 have been injured. the authorities say they do expect that death toll could increase as the day goes on. in terms of what happened, we understand that an oil tanker was travelling between karachi and lahore and in the early hours of the morning the lorry was. some reports of the accident was. some reports say speeding, others say a flat tire, others say it was making a sharp

liam williams preferred full—back. not many people expect things out.rth ait start that but he has not even been named in the squad. a pacey line—up. the fly half, owen farrell comes in in place ofjonny sexton. a big call in the second row. alun wynjones preferring his leadership. as expected, the two captain on the bench. peter of money will lead the lions. —— peter omani. after great performances from him in the back i’ow. performances from him in the back row. they have not lost since 1994, the all blacks, at eden park. we will see soon if the lions have what it takes to beat the all blacks. england thumped south africa by 9 wickets in southampton on wednesday to win the opening game of their three match t20 series against south africa. the tourists won the toss and chose to bat but david willey dismissed jj smuts from the very first ball and despite an unbroken partnership of 110 from ab de villers and faarhan behardien they could only manage 132 from their 20 overs while alex hales and jonny bairstow led the hosts home with more than five overs to

liam coltman then for the highlanders. so it came down to two kicks.lead, before elliot daly had the chance to win it with this, just short of victory. if you had to look back i wouldn't blame it on one instance but i would say there was a string of too many penalties that we gave away. you've got to give credit to the highlanders, they force them out of us. highlanders, they force them out of us. they were probably avoidable. that was probably what her toss the most. -- hurt us the most. england's women are also in new zealand, after beating australia they have now beaten canada in the international women's rugby series — they play new zealand next. england's cricketers are in cardiff for their icc champions trophy semifinal against pakistan tomorrow. it looks as though they've run out of patience with jason roy. their opening batsmen is finally set to be dropped after a run of poor scores. our correspondentjoe wilson is at sofia gardens. england come back to cardiff unbeaten in the tournament but there's always room for improvement. during their main

there were rumours around liam fox, rumours around pretty patel, a rumour around andrea letson, as weaiting find out for her. there is a sense that the reserve may might like to shovel out personnel, bringing in others more fit in her image. there is a sense with the election having gone so sense with the election having gone so badly for her, that really theresa may needs to be in some ways keep the cabinet as it was, to help pull together the conservative party. emmett, as i say, a weakening of her leadership. there is a sense among some pro—remain conservative mps that theresa may well have two older her stance on brexit, to open her mind to staying in the single market, something that her stance had not been, something she called the election on basis of, a hard brexit. that is being said there are some key racketeers in some positions here. —— pro brexit ministers. david davis stays as brexit secretary. theresa may may needs to soften her approach to brexit, but there are still some key ministers who think quite the opposite. briefly, that leader of the house role, we have gets d

he beat compatriot liam broady in three sets in a gloomy roehampton today. marchenko for a place in the main draw. britain's chris froome is set to show his faith in team sky and agree a new contract, as he prepares to defend his tour de france title. the team has been under scrutiny because of a uk anti doping investigation into alleged wrongdoing. that's still dominating the build—up to this year's tour, which gets under way next week. richard conway reports. tea m team sky had to face the music here in dusseldorf today. those big questions about its credibility, those questions coming into a tour de france in which chris froome all have to defend his title. sir dave b ra ilsfo rd have to defend his title. sir dave brailsford said all of the spotlight was on him. they're whizzing ongoing uk anti—doping investigation into exactly what happened with that jiffy bag that was delivered to sir bradley wiggins all those years ago. those questions will not go away, and will continue to dog this team throughout the tour and beyond, until those answers come. we are

after losing liam williams to the sin bin, warren gatland's site worked hard to regain the lead.to pounce. west charging for the line, the perfect sucker punch. the lions had one last chance to roll the dice, but could not take it. still plenty of time to improve, but they know this is a match they should have won. jamie vardy has pulled out of the england squad and will miss saturday's world cup qualifier with scotland and the friendly with france next week. (oov) the exact nature of the injury isn't clear — a short statement said he had left the squad as a precaution. gaerth southgate's side travel to hampden park top of their qualifying group, before heading to paris for a season ending friendly. liverpool have apologised to southampton over any misunderstanding surrounding their interest in defender virgil van dijk, and have dropped their interest in the player, despite reports suggesting they were willing to meet his reported £50 million pound valuation. great britain olympic development programme's squad for next months world para athletics championships has been announced.

sincerely, liam berry. thank you for speaking out, liam. we are fighting for your mom and we are fighting for you. christine from cambridge also wrote to me about her fight against cancer. she wrote i ask that you and fellow senators please fight for the affordable care act. i am a cancer survivor. when i was 28 years old, i got the news no one ever wants to hear -- you have cancer. luckily for me, i had a job that had wonderful insurance, and i was able to get medication, surgeries and treatment to win the fight and not to go broke doing so. however, i know many young people and old people and children who would not be here today if it was not for the a.c.a. i know people who are still fighting their battles with cancer. they are frightened and losing hope, not because of cancer but because they don't know whether they will be able to continue to get treatments necessary to stay in this fight. i am now 30 years old, and i have my whole life in front of me. because of what president trump is proposing, i am now afraid that if i lose my job

liam fox welcome to his speech but said that people who wanted to put immigration policy ahead of economicre losing the argument. a balance in the best interests of the country. clearly we wa nt to interests of the country. clearly we want to ensure that business gets access to the labour it needs but there is also a strong worry amongst people in britain that people are coming to return to using a public service and may not be contributing toa service and may not be contributing to a national wealth. the government kneels to deal with that in a reasonable way over time. —— needs to deal with that. forces allied to president assad — russia is accusing authorities after the downing of a plane. the portuguese prime minister is the —— demanding to know why a highway where most of the big dance ofa highway where most of the big dance of a massive fire died was not blocked. more than a thousand fighters are on the ground in the region. at least 64 people have died since saturday. a state of emergency has been declared. the indonesian police searching for for foreign inmates who escaped from pri

the squad for those three matches, and it includes a first senior call up for the lancashire batsman liame currently holds the world record for the highest individual score in a one day match, when he made 350 off 138 balls for his local club side in 2015. and the lancashire man won't be the only player included who's yet to make their debut. hampshire leg spinner mason crane, middlesex opener darvid mallan, surrey‘s tom curran and craig 0verton of somerset are also in the squad. the three match series starts in southampton on the 21st ofjune. there are just 12 days to go now until the first test against new zealand, but the british and irish lions are focused on the fourth match of their tour. that's against the highlanders tomorrow morning. sam warburton returns from an ankle injury to captain the side in dunedin, but still believes he's a doubt to face the all blacks. the lions have three more matches before the opening test, and coach andy farrell believes they're improving on a daily basis as the tour progresses. we have gone hard, fitness wise. that would have had an impact. we are

the international trade secretary liam fox said people needed to make sure they used strong passwordsere are regular attacks by hackers attempting to get passwords. we have seen reports in the last few days of even cabinet ministers' passwords being for sale online. we know that our public services are attacked so it is not at all surprising that there should be an attempt to hack into parliamentary e—mails so it is a warning to everybody, whether they are in parliament or elsewhere, that they need to do everything possible to maintain their own cyber security, including having complex and therefore safer codewords. professor alan woodward is a cyber security specialist at the university of surrey, and hejoins us from wiltshire via webcam. thank you forjoining us this evening. just how easy would it have been to spot that the system is being compromised? in this case, probably reasonably easy, because they caught it before it was compressed. this was the same thing as somebody rattled in a lot of door handles and seeing if anything was open. it is quite a ham—fisted attempt. a lot of

the only goal of the game came from the scottish premiership‘s leading scorer, ross county's liam boyceireland. ryan giggs has played down rumours connecting him with the managerial vacancy at sunderland. his lastjob, as assistant manager at manchester united, ended around a year ago whenjose mourinho took over at old trafford. but as giggs told the bbc‘s olly foster, he's considering his options carefully. you get linked all the time, i mean, as far as you get linked all the time, i mean, as faras i'm you get linked all the time, i mean, as far as i'm concerned, it's what i've always said, just waiting for that right club, waiting for that moment. could sunderland be the right club? again, as a footballer, you get used to rumours, you get used to your name being linked. over the last year, i have been linked to a lot of clubs. but again it is just waiting for the right club, what you feel would be right for you, especially for me being my first job. it's been a dramatic day at the french open, where the defending men's champion, novak djokovic, survived a scare to book his place in the

a reporter went and poked around and then wrote this story saying the mazza liam must be some sort of foundation -- he was constructing against washington ec. even later that same period of time, "the new york times" published a story saying heurich had committed suicide. he at that point got on the phone with the editor and the editor said, i will retract the story. he said, don't retract it, just keep me dead and keep my name out of the newspapers. it was a trying time for them. in the recollections, one of the hardest times for christian because here he is, having made his life in america. he alwayso come here, said that germany was his mother but america was his bride. and now he's being challenged, and being accused of not supporting his country. germany becoming our enemy during world war i, and the connection between beer and the german-american community, the german culture, was so closely tied that it was just sort of a matter of time that the anti-german sentiment from us entering world war i would bring prohibitions faster than maybe it would have otherweise. so, it was a r

starting 15, one or two surprises for warren gatland in the starting 15, particularly in the backline, liamback —— preferred as full—back to leigh halfpenny, not many will have expected that. we didn't think —— elliot daly ahead of george north, elliott daly ahead of george north, george north not even in the squad. casey line—up. warren gatland to do his word that a good performance against the chiefs could be rewarded with a test shirt. jonny sexton out, warren gatland has made a because in the second row, mauro zarate, rate forfrom them, but the second row, mauro zarate, rate for from them, but no, the second row, mauro zarate, rate forfrom them, but no, alun the second row, mauro zarate, rate for from them, but no, alun wyn jones. —— mauro zarate. —— maro itoje. not even starting for ireland at the beginning of the six nations, 110w at the beginning of the six nations, now he is about to lead them. the all blacks have not lost at eden park since 1994. we will see soon if they have what it takes to beat the all blacks. katie russell can from auckland. the all blacks team to face the lion

reporter: the first shot -- heard,liams: i i have that the fair shot we heard was at trent kelly, who is at third base. and then trent ran. i don't know which bullet got who. title which bullet got zach or steve. yes ma'am. how do you feel about your personal security after what happened today? and what should change around members' personal security? mr. williams: i frankly have not thought about it. i know there is a lot of conversation about whether we should have security as individual congresspeople. job, people are very aware of you and where you are. i think we need to think about it. although, i think speaker gingrich put it well today when he said one of the great things of an elected government is that you can talk to your elected officials. some did not vote for us and some did, but we represent all of them and it is a slice of america and people need to be able to talk to us. we want to be able to keep where we have open government. but i will tell you. i will be frank with you. here i am a congressman, and every now and then you would like to have a friend on one side of

. >>> that's liam gallagher performing last night in manchester. paid tribute to the 22 victims, as the city gears up for sunday's concert. >> benefit performer >> part of that benefit. >> benefit performer justin bieber was asked about it yesterday in new york. according to a promoter, the concept for the one love manchester show came from ariana grande herself. ♪ >> it really was ariana's idea. she was very traumatized after the attack, but it was very important to make a statement. >> grande's manager, scooter braun booked all the artists, including katy perry, miley cyrus, pharrell, usher, the black eyed peas, niall horan and coldplay. >> it all happened very quickly, within 72 hours of the tragedy in manchester. this is a massive production. >> this manchester school choir will also perform during the show, which will air live on the bbc and we should see a few special guests. >> according to the promoters, some big names haven't been announced yet. >> anyone with passes from last week's ariana grande show is entitled to claim their free ticke

the role was kind of like a female verse of liam necessary son in "taken." >> halle is here in new orleansr winner as she held a surprise screening of her new action thriller. i hear you're like whooping people's behinds, taking folks out. >> wait with me here an we'll file a report. >> they waited. >> they've got my son! >> i'm being a mama bear, like any mother who has children would be. no different. >> i found you you son of a -- no. >> halle is mama bear in another way. in "kidnapped," she's one of the producers. is it tough being the boss? >> i love being the boss. >> whenever you go i will be right behind you. >> it's nice to be able to not just be the dancing bear anymore, but to have a hand in who the director is, who the writer is. i wanted to be a part of this because i think it's time for women to be empowered. >> you took the wrong kid. >> halle is all about empowerment. she said her dramatic oscar win in 2002 now means nothing. >> i thought it meant something, but i think it meant nothing. >> what did you mean by that? >> i feel like it meant something. of course it meant som

went to hospital, expecting a girl, look at that look, shock, joy on her face, he is only a well -- liam born. this one may be the best. >> james garner a man from plano, texas, his girlfriend died in a car accident with her parents in june, she was 8 months pregnant. their daughter survived. but she was still married to an estranged husband. james was not on t the birth certificate, they go the to worked out. he is bringing her home. >> time to get down and dirto the field. >> i had my jersey on, i met three members of new york red bull street team on the field. >> did you try out for the team. >> that is -- i'm in harrison, new jersey at new york red bull arena. >> i'm not nervous. >> last week i jumped out of a plain, then a rode an elephant. >> they took me to school on the field. >> there you go. >> you and me. >> i love freestyling, it gives you the ability to to your thing, that is like, what we all are into. >> i think that i found my calling, i played goalie. >> my favorite position in soccer, only one you can use your hand, check out some of these saves that i had. had ♪ >> the