judge livingston: so what your best case? mr. strawbridge: if you read watkins carefully, around 205 and 206, watkins walked through the nature of the inquiry, acknowledges that it is delicate but still imposes on courts the obligation to do it. again, i really do think there's an opportunity here to narrow some of the requests -- the statutory argument would would accomplish some of that, but also to follow the path laid for both in demanding a level between the asserted purpose and the substance of the request, as well as ensuring the parties have done everything they can to prevent the court from having to wade into an area fraught with constitutional and novel difficulty. >> are you expecting us to lay out guidelines for how that's parsed out? mr. strawbridge: the d.c. circuit did so, but i don't think that is necessary. there are adults in the room who can sit down and handle that. >> you mean the at&t case? mr. strawbridge: the at&t case is the example i had in mind, but the court could ask the parties to do with themselves

judge livingston: this is my concern. you cannot fight a subpoena --, so this makes me think i should seriously consider the justice department of the argument about separation of powers concerns. i realize third-party subpoenas to a bank seeking private information and not official records, i realize it will not take the president's time to go through deutsche bank's work in this is the first incidents of a subpoena like this. in that context the justice department says you should consider that you have an obligation to make sure that there is a legitimate judge slade of purpose with a sufficient degree of particularity that aid to judicial review is possible. and if there is enough connected reasoning to connect that purpose to the subpoenas. these are very broad subpoenas, and it is a little unusual to do a case study, i know i am mischaracterizing partly, a case study into whether a bank is complying with anti-money-laundering statutes. there are other legislative subpoenas that might have information relative to a qu

judge livingston: so what your best case? mr. strawbridge: if you read watkins carefully, around 205 and 206, watkins walked through the nature of the inquiry, acknowledges that its delicate but still imposes on courts the obligation to do it. and i do think there's an opportunity here to narrow the requests and a statutory argument would accomplish some of that, but also to follow the demanding thean asserted purpose and the substance of the request, as well as ensuring the parties have done everything they can to prevent the court from having to wade into an area thought -- fraught with constitutional and novel difficulty. guidelines for how that's parsed out? mr. strawbridge: the d.c. circuit judge so but i don't think it's necessarily. --hink >> you mean the at&t case? >> that's what i had in mind, but the court could ask the parties to do with themselves and i think we need a third party to mediate the duty. >> but that is the case that you have in mind? twice, sent back down once with general parameters and another time wit

bozeman is all bound up in that great and so is livingston. so are all the surrounding, what we call the gateway towns. and the regional states. montana, wyoming, and idaho, all three. and they are all part of that of-in 2019, everyone wants to live here. everybody'snly on worst top 10,r at , top five places to live. it is understandable because yellowstone national park is the centerpiece. airport,ational bestrsity, plus the hiking, hunting, fishing, world-class skiing, all of those things. started to say, money can buy, or that freak can give you. free can give you. it has really ramped up the cost of housing. so there's kind of a sadness i future. yellowstone's is it going to be a place just for rich people? democracy that the national park service has pushed so long since it was established, and argued lisa well? through make -- argue play so arguably so well. for the american public. can they still afford to come here. how about visitation. it was a lot easier when i started in yellowstone and there were 2.2 visitors. point 2 million peop

robert livingston -- this is robert livingston the fourth person across here. robert livingston was on the committee really just as the token conservative. he was not there to do actual work. he had been urging reconciliation. he'd been urging patching things up, not independence. and he was there to make sure things did want get too crazy and run out of hand. roger sherman, too, the guy in the middle was largely window dressing. now, sherman was a good man. john adams once described him as being as honest as an angel. but roger sherman spoke and wrote like he was still in the 17th century. and his colleagues found him strange if not weird. that left john adams, the short lawyer who was an outspoken advocate for independence and thomas jefferson the tall sandy haired plantar who had a reputation as a writer but who had barely said a word on the congress floor so far. now, john adams later recalled these two men actually bickered and argued about which one of them shouldn't do the work and who the other person should be who should lead the drafting, who should b

and the reservation headquarters was established over by present-day livingston. that government would have to buy, to feed the crows, would have to buy flour, beef, and all other kinds of supplies. and they would buy it from local merchants. while, story had a corner on the market, given the fact that he had the cattle herd over there. goods toan selling uncle sam, and that really helped him to pad his wealth. unfortunately, and through the years, it was typical of many of those contractors who furnish goods to the reservations, they were cheating the government, they were cheating the indian tribes as well. short shrift on some of the goods they were supposed to story on some occasions may have gotten away with getting paid for a full amount so many head of cattle when he did not deliver that many had. -- head. he was also good -- he would sell them flour, and with the cooperation of the indian agent, he would get the flower back out of the warehouse and then sell it back over here. in effect, nelson story was getting paid twice for the same goods. he did the sa

that was ian livingstone talking to one of his biggest fanboys.r would you rather sit back and relax? if you want to talk to your friends about what you have seen, if they have seen a different version of the show, there is no common ground. then there is another thing. through interactive experiences, it is possible to keep tabs on your‘s habits. and you may be giving out more information about yourself when you think. extrovert or introvert, open to new experiences or new experiences. the choices you made actually gave us an idea of your personality, it's certainly not scientific, but when you try it out, see if we were right. researchers have worked out that even simple data leaks have worked out that even simple data lea ks and have worked out that even simple data leaks and give indications about your personality. with just 75 facebook likes being as illuminating as we are asking a work colleague about you. with 300 lights, they can be as accurate as asking your partner. you can infer some very private stuff that you might not think is too me

robert livingston was on the committee really just as the token conservative. he was not there to do actual work. he had been urging reconciliation. he had been urging patching things up and was really there to make sure things to get too crazy. roger sherman as well. the guy in the middle was largely windowdressing. he was a good man. john adams once described him as being as honest as an angel but he spoke and wrote like he was in the 17th century and his colleagues found him strange if not weird. that left john adams, the short lawyer who wasn't outspoken advocate for independence, and thomas jefferson the call sandy haired planter who had a reputation as a writer but had barely said a word on congress floor so far. john adams later recalled that these men bickered and argued about which one of them should not do the work. and who the other person should be who should lead the drafting. and to reconstruct that exciting conversation, we are going to do some theater live on c-span. i'm going to call up to randomly selected volunteers. chuck, catherine, give th

that was ian livingstone talking to one of his biggest fanboys.at you've seen, they've seen a different version of the show, you don't have a common ground. and then there's another thing. through interactive experiences, it's possible to get tabs on viewers' habits, and you may be giving out more information about yourself than you think. here's more. extrovert or introvert, open to new experiences, or more comfortable with tradition? we're using the data you collect while you watch the obm show to deliver a specific advert to you. the choices you made gave us an idea of your personality, it's certainly not scientific, but when you try it out, see if we were right. researchers have worked out that even simple data leaks can give indications about your personality. with just 75 facebook likes being as illuminating as asking a work colleague about you. and with 300 likes, they can be as accurate as asking a partner about you. you can infer private stuff from data you might think is not too meaningful. so people's personality, people's intelligence,

multiple—choice click, i went to create one of the creators of the fighting fantasy books i grew up with, ian livingstoneiple storylines at once. and how i used to do it was create a map, on which i kept a record of all the encounters as you went through the adventure. it's giving you a choice like do you want to turn left or right, which is a simple choice, or do you want to try and tiptoe past the sleeping goblin or attack him with your sword. and the choices are quite varied. so when i'm writing i have to keep a record of where the reader would go. so if you make this choice, i need to make sure that they can actually get out of there, and then these are all the encounters. they find gold, they find treasure, they find magical items. can i show you our version of an adventure map? this is the layout of this actual interview, which is multichoice. what do you think? minimalist. not too many options, so we should be done in less than four hours. because it can take you days to get through a fighting fantasy game book. good luck on your adventure. but with great power becomes great responsibility. do you

there was a whole writers enclave in the livingston area. draws from thely class and the people who just don't want to go with the regular flow of what everyone else is doing. montana authors are just an important part of our community. they come into the store, both for the standard business things of them doing readings, but they also come in as customers and friends. and we love being part of that community. david is a particular favorite of mine. he does amazing finance writing. greats. one of the we still put his books in people's hands every day. we feature local authors right in front of the store. we're always recommending them, especially to all the visitors who come from montana from all over the world. that's one of the things that people really come here, knowing that there is a followed literary culture in montana, and they want to read montana literature. and we're just lucky enough that not only of these authors are people whose work we admire, but they are people we admire and we get to share our friends with all the visitors

livingston v motherwell was a goalless draw. and newly promoted ross county beat hamilton 3—nil.today and two of the relegated premier league teams started with defeats — fulham lost at newly promoted barnsley — and cardiff were beaten at wigan. another newly promoted side — charlton got off to a good start with a win at blackburn. there were also victories for birmingham city, millwall, sheffield wednesday, qpr and swansea. in the late kick off, west brom have come from behind to lead 2—1 v notts forest. salford city made a winning start to their football league debut, beating stevenage 2—nil. the club owned by manchester united's class of 92 are already one of the favourites for promotion to league one. rhia chohan reports. the new season opener in a special for any football club and for salford city, and the ape team just five years ago it their debut in the english football league, an occasion indeed. with the hopes of another promotion to start off on the right foot? there were signs in the first half that they were up and running almost. all it took was for right back scott

joining us is jamal simmons and abby livingston. thank you both for being here. abby, i'm going to start with you. what should we take from will hurd stepping doin'? >> i'll start with the majority -- or that the majority is not at play here. hurd represents the texas 23rd district. this is one of those seats that are competitive. very few are left. on top of this, hurd retiring -- hurd was one of the best candidates in the country. every friday night he was flipping a coin at a football game. and not having an incumbehurd to are in vulnerable seats to step down? if that's the case, this could be a rocky year for the republicans. >> jamal, there is a sense when the president in your own party feels like he's in trouble, that you have two choices, right? when this happened with bill clinton, you had two choices, you can get behind him and rally or get the heck out of washington, d.c., and avoid him. this feels like trump avoidance is starting to kick in. >> it does feel like that. will hurd is one of the most decent people. you know, for him to get out and decide

and it finished 2—2 at mcdiarmid park after stjohnstone came back from 2—0 down against livingston.sportsday, we're with england's womens hockey team as they train injapan ahead of next weeks eurohockey championships. and mike bushell meets and navigates to a fashion for the british women's rally driving champion. 50 left into open 30, short bright, that a long left. watts of trees, lots of trees. i would not trust them to be a back—seat driver for you. australia have recorded their highest ever score against new zealand as they beat the world champions 47—26 in the rugby championship in perth. the all blacks where reduced to 14 men on the stroke of half—time, as scott barrett received is marching orders for a dangerous tackle. -- his —— his marching orders. the wallablies were then rampant in the second half running in five more tries. it's australia's first win over their neighbours since 2017. ireland began their world cup warm up matches with a 29—10 victory over italy in dublin. ireland conceded first but this from fly—half joey carberry was just one of their five tries this af

in livingston, there are not enough psychologists. caitlilin says waiting lists ae months along in part due to health care cutbacks. she speaks openly about her despair. >> one evening, i was done, exhahausted, alone, robibin. only a couple knew this part about me. by two people. i want people to know that we all have our bad days. i don't think god is done with us yet. i cannot breathe and tell myself i am ok. >> the american suicide foundation for dates private and state initiatives. events like this fundraising walk are popping up. can it really do any good? >> it is a small town. 'all eyes on us' kind of thing. i think that's super important. but they didn't have a lot of advertisement for the event, so hopefully this is just the beginning of many more to come." ♪ o' say can you see ♪ >> every year corbin's mother sings the national anthem at the miles city rodeo. it's a venue for youngsters just like her son to prove their mettle. everyone here knonows her storyry, andw shsharla jerrel hopes s reachint will help to address the tr

and the reservation headquarters was established over by present-day livingston. the government would have to buy the crows -- would have to buy to feed the crows, flour, beef, and other supplies. they would buy it from local merchants. story had a corner on the market given the fact he had the cattle herd over there, so he began selling goods to uncle sam, and that really helped him to pad his wealth. unfortunately, and through the years, it was typical of many of those contractors who furnished goods to the reservation, they were cheating the government. they were cheating the indian tribes, as well. of the goodsn some they were supposed to deliver. story, in some occasions, may have gotten away with getting paid for a full amount. so many headed cattle when he did not deliver that many head. he also was pretty good that he would sell them flour, and with the operation of the indian agent, he would get the flower back out of the warehouse and sell it back over here. excuse me, in effect, nelson story was getting paid twice for the same goods. he did the same thi

abby livingston live in washington, d.c. thank you very much for that. i want to turn now to our nbc road warriors following the 2020 candidates this morning. nbc's ali vitale is in washington, d.c. and garrett haake is in new york following senator cory booker. i know you're from texas and you've covered both texas politics and spent a lot of time on capitol hill so you have both ways in being able to explain how big a deal is it that congressman hurd is retiring? >> it's really hard to over state. the fact that republicans will almost certainly lose that seat in texas is probably the smallest of the implications here. hurd was the last republican representing any stretch of the u.s./mexico border so now republicans lose a credible voice on border issues. as abby pointed out he is also the only african-american member of the republican conference. there are only about a dozen women left in the republican conference in the house. the republican house conference now is almost entirely just white men. if you're a party who is trying to expand the map anywh

steven livingston joins us now live. he is the nonfiction editor of the "washington post" and is the author of the upcoming book "bara" barak and joe, the making of an extraordinary partnership." you used the word complicated more than one in describing the friendship. tell us more about what you mean by complicated. >> that does sum it up really. it is complicated. the two men clearly loved each other and probably still do love each other. we've seen the photos of them hugging and crying and -- and mets -- messing around together and having ike together and going out and eating. they do have this very strong affection and admiration for each other. but one can never forget that they actually are involved in a political marriage. it was -- it was a political from the beginning, and they need to recognize that and have had to recognize that repeatedly through their time together. even though they do have this great love for each other, politics has always intersected in their relationship, and it continues to do that toda

suicide is a major problem across montana in livingston like many other small towns here there aren't enough psychologists kaitlin says waiting lists are months long in part due to health care cutbacks. she speaks openly about her despair one evening i was done i was exhausted and alone and broken so i took some pills with the goal of ending up with my father and brother. only a couple know this part about me like i have to peep hole. but i want people to know that we all have our bad days but i don't think god god is done with us yet. i can now breathe and tell myself that i'm ok. the american suicide prevention foundation coordinates private and state initiatives and events like this fundraising walk are springing up all over the us it's a 2 mile walk through largely deserted suburban streets can't really do any good yet it's a small town so when anything goes on all eyes are kind of yeah so i think that's super important but they didn't have a lot of advertisement for the event so hopefully this is just the beginning of many more the current or. kill me every year carbons mother si

. >>> a police sting only operation in livingston, targeting those who sold tobacco to underage customers. out of the 29 shops, 4 sold to that underage customer. all four of them were cited. >>> well, change is on the way to sfo this week. you got a live look at the airport right now. starting this tuesday, passengers will not be able to buy plastic water bottles anymore. you're not going to find them in restaurants or cafes or vending machines. sfo is the first airport in the nation to put a ban on anffort s if you have a glass water bottle like the one we just saw or aluminum one like that there, you're in luck because the airport installed more than 100 water fountains for you to use. going to also be reusable bottles for sale. >>> every year for the past ten years hundreds of volunteers come together in the east bay to give back to underprivileged kids. roughly 200 people gathered in berkeley today to give school supplies to students in need. the non-profit, supplybank.org, teamed up with kaiser, the junior league of oakland and uc berkeley students and together they gave away almost

multiple—choice click, i went to meet one of the creators of the fighting fantasy books i grew up with, ian livingstone i used to do it was create a map, which i kept a record of all the encounters as you went through the adventure. it's giving you a choice like do you want to turn left or right, which is a simple choice, or do you want to try and tiptoe past the sleeping goblin or attack him with your sword. and the choices are quite varied. so, when i'm writing i have to keep a record of where the reader would go. so, if you make this choice, i need to make sure that they can actually get out of there, and then these are all the encounters. they find gold, they find treasure, they find magical items. can i show you our version of an adventure map? this is the layout of this actual interview, which is multichoice. what do you think? minimalist! not too many options, so we should be done in less than four hours. because it can take you days to get through a fighting fantasy game book. good luck on your adventure. but with great power comes great responsibility, i mean, do you really want to make decisi

host: diana calling from livingston, new jersey on the democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning. that is the problem. we are in a dangerous time because we have a president who was going to bully and overrun our institutions like the department of justice and now the fed. these people think he's helping them. when he lowers the interest rates it hurts all of our pensions in distress. and they are in distress, especially in the teamsters union and the baker's union. there is a plan to fix these things. there was a plan to fix social security but he's neglecting all of our problems, the middle class problems. there was the butch lewis act that the house passed that the senate probably will not bring up because of mcconnell. they are blocking every legislation helping people. sweet account or savings account with a major bank like chase, they give you 1 .1% interest and they make loads of money. guest: a lot of great points. the good news is so far the federal reserve does seem to be holding up against pressure from the president. this is a case where the feder

later on, stjohnstone take on livingston, hamilton face kilmarnock and hearts welcome ross county.as returned to world number one, despite a straight sets defeat to serena williams in the quarter—finals of the rogers cup. williams beat osaka 6—3 6—4. it was the first time the pair had met since last year's us open final when williams argued with the umpire before osaka went on to win her first grand slam title. ash barty now drops off the top spot, following a run of tough results. wales, england and ireland all play world cup warm up matches this weekend as the build—up begins ahead of the rugby world cup. ireland take on six nations strugglers italy in dublin first up, before england face wales at twickenham tomorrow, it's an experimental irish side with 12 players to be cut from their squad before the tournament in japan which starts next month. that's all the sport for now. this week, shutting down the net. speeding up border checks. and completing the circle of life. oh, everyone, calm down. we're here. the back—up has arrived! stand by, please. stand by, alexandra palace. swi

in the scottish premiership, livingston are up to third after a 4—1 win at ross county.arrington upset the odds in the challenge cup final. they should have been no match for in—form st helens but came away winners by 18 points to 4. adam wild was at wembley. less tha n less than ten miles separate saint helens and warrington, yet here they we re helens and warrington, yet here they were brought together for the first time on the game ‘s grand occasion. the two most consistent sides of recent seasons but success not followed that. i was about to change. the immediate luck, sainz did not get it. they look to have scored and the referee said no try. a second look suggested otherwise. so little between the sides but what gap there was, he pandered to put warrington in front. in front. in soaring heat, same sleeping space, this time ben murdoch finding the route to the line. second half, sainz needed something special, but with no way through, theo faraj decided to make his own way. a flash all too brief, daryl clark finding one last effort, one rate for glory. finally succe

and it finished 2—2 at mcdiarmid park after stjohnstone came back from 2—0 down against livingston.p matches with a 29—10 victory over italy in dublin. ireland conceded first, but ran in five tries in the match, including this one from dave kearney just before half time. some concern for ireland though asjoey carberry was carried off early in the second half. ahead of the world cup — ireland will be hoping it's not serious. australia have recorded their highest ever score against world champions new zealand, beating them 47—26 in the rugby championship in perth. the wallabies scored six tries against new zealand to give them their first win over their neighbours since 2017. defeat means the all blacks have provisionally lost the top spot in the world rankings for the first time in 10 years, with wales set to take first place officially if they avoid defeat against england tomorrow. there's more on all those stories on the bbc sport website including all the build up to england's warm up match against wales at twickenham tomorrow. clive. that's it. you can see more on all of today's

and elsewhere it finished 2—2 at mcdiarmid park actress and johnson came from 2—0 down at six in livingston marquez has secured a record 59th motogp pole position of the austrian grand prix, the honda world champion overtakes mick doohan on the all—time all—time list. his best lap of one minute and 23.02 seconds was a track record at the red bull ring and he was faster than the french writer on a petronas yamaha. andrea dovizioso, his closest rival, completed the front row for ducati. there was a blow for new zealand ahead of the rugby world cup earlier, not only did they lose to australia but they are also no longer the world's number one. the world champions, former world champions, we had a player dismissed for a dangerous tackle were beaten 47-26 in for a dangerous tackle were beaten 47—26 in the championship in perth and that is their first defeat since 2017 and it means that south africa have the upper hand in the championship and they are currently leading 17—13 in argentina. as we said, that result has implications further afield, new zealand have lost the top spot in the world rank

livingston beat forfar 2—1 in the only game to finish in 90 minutes.ll be top of the world rankings on monday after they beat england 13—6 in their world cup warm—up game this afternoon. it's the first time wales will be the world number one team since the system was introduced in 2003. scotland's first summer test ended in defeat at the hands of france, who were completely in control in nice, winning 32—3. hockey, and there's an added incentive for the winner of the men's euro championships in belgium — they will qualify for next year's tokyo 0lympics. england and wales drew their opening game, 2—2. england's james galle scoring the equaliser with two minutes to go. scotland lost 9—0 to germany. and ireland were beaten 5—1 by the netherlands. there's more on the bbc sport website including the speed climbing world championships ahead of the tokyo 0lympics and news of salford and london broncos victories in rugby league's super league. that's all from me and the team. have a very good night. hello again. well, broadly speaking, today has been a day of

livingstone continue their unbeaten start to the season with a 2—1win at home to st mirren.s over hibs, and kilmarnock won by a single goal at stjohnstone. there has been some terrible news coming out of belgium this evening, the death of the 22 year old french driver anthoine hubert after a horrific crash in today's formula 2 race in spa. it happened on the second lap and the race was susequently cancelled. 0ur reporterjenny gow was at the circuit today. it was a high—speed accident on the second lap of the race that was taking place this afternoon. the accident, the incident involved three drivers but one that was one of them. —— anthoine hubert was one of them. —— anthoine hubert was one of them. —— anthoine hubert was one of them. medical staff and emergency services attended the scene and one of the drivers was taken away in the helicopter are used for medical emergencies. unfortunately anthoine hubert succumbed to his injuries at 1835 local time. the other driver was checked out at the medical centre and past as 0k. anthoine hubert was a young promising driver and we h

livingston are still unbeaten in the scottish premiership and are third after a 2—1win against st mirrenilmarnock. it's the old firm match, rangers and celtic, at ibrox tomorrow. finally, motorsport is mourning the death of the 22—year—old anthoine hubert. the frenchman, who drove for the british arden team, was killed in a crash during a formula 2 race at the spa circuit in belgium. you can find more on that story on the bbc sport website. that's it. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. but from me and the rest of the team — have a very good night. hello, good evening. last weekend felt like the height of summer, temperatures reaching the low 30s in parts of england. fast forward to the sunday, 21 celsius at best. time for the arrival of september and the three months that make up autumn. what a difference from one week to the next. last weekend, it was warm continental air, this weekend, it is air coming from the atlantic, from a north—westerly direction. that is a lot of sunshine to come, at least to start off sunday. there will be showers in scotland, s

yesterday there were wins for motherwell and livingston. talk about an upset yesterday.enge cup final, were beaten by warrington. they came out on top 18-4 warrington. they came out on top 18—1; and an extremely hot day at wembley. after two tries, darrell clarke made sure of the wind. since had refereeing that went against them, two tries disallowed. a great day for the players and the fans. marc marquez will start in pole position for the motogp today at the british grand prix. cal crutchlow has work to do, starting for ninth after crashing during qualifying yesterday. thankfully, he wasn't injured. no such problem for marc marquez. he has pulled. play had to be suspended at the tour championship in atlanta after a number of people were injured by lightning strikes near a fan soon. six fans were treated, older 0k, after they were hit by debris after after they were hit by debris after a strike hit a tree. 0nly after they were hit by debris after a strike hit a tree. only two groups completed the third round before the delay. that is all from the bbc sport centre for no

livingstone, hibs, kilmarnock and partick thistle also through to the quarterfinals.ernoon. wales are top of the rugby union world rankings for the first time after they beat england in cardiff in the second of their world cup warm—ups. the only try of the match came in the first half, george north scoring after a superb kick by dan biggar. england beat wales last weekend but went down 13—6 this time. that means new zealand's ten year reign as number one is over. it is just it isjust a number, isn't it? it is kind of like people had their stance on such is that, you know, people are going to make a lot of it. we will probably left and go we went number one and about at some stage and that the nice accolade to have, but it is all about the next three months and backing that up by performing well in the world cup. with the world cup injapan just over a month away, there's a bit of work for scotland to do. they suffered a heavy defeat to france, 32—3 the score in nice. in super league, hull fc missed out on the chance to go second in the table after losing to salford 44-

livingston continue their unbeaten start to the season with a 2—1win at home to st mirren.er hibs, and kilmarnock won by a single goal at stjohnstone there has been some terrible news coming out of belgium this evening, the death of the 22—year—old french driver, anthoine hubert, after a horrific crash in today's formula 2 race in spa. it happened on the second lap and the race was susequently cancelled. our reporterjenny gow was at the circuit today. it was a very high—speed accident, on the second lap, the race was taking place this afternoon. the accident, or incident involved three drivers, so antoine hubert was one of them, one man well was another, and juliano. obviously medical staff and emergency services attended the scene, and one of the drivers was taken away in a helicopter that is used for medical emergencies. unfortunately, hubert succumbed to his injuries and passed away at 18:35 local time. lacey was checked out of the medical centre and passed as ok. i think it's a big shock to the paddock. hubert was a young promising driver in the academy, and we haven't

it finished 2—2 at mcdiarmid park after stjohnstone came back from 2—0 down against livingston.s county. in the rugby championship, australia recorded their highest ever score against the all—blacks as they beat the world champions a7—26 in perth. the all—blacks where reduced to ia men on the stroke of half time, as scott barnet recieved his marching orders for a dangerous tackle. the wallabies were then rampant in the second half, running in five more tries, eventually taking the game a7—26. that's australia's first win over their neighbours since 2017. ireland began their world cup warm up matches with a 29—10 victory over italy in dublin. ireland conceded first, but this from fly—halfjoey carberry was just one of their five tries this afternoon. they added another couple before half time, one from winger dave kearney and then from man—of—the—match andrew conway, squeezing in at the corner. concern for ireland though as carberry was carried off early in the second half. ahead of the world cup — ireland will be hoping that isn't as serious as it looked. it's been a good day for

elsewhere it finished 2—2 at mcdiarmid park after stjohnstone came back from 2—0 down against livingstond ross county. ireland began their world cup warm—up matches with a 29—10 victory over italy in dublin. ireland conceded first, but this from fly—halfjoey carberry was just one of their five tries this afternoon. they added another couple before half—time, one from winger dave kearney and then from man—of—the—match andrew conway, squeezing in at the corner. concern for ireland, though, as carberry was carried off early in the second half. ahead of the world cup, ireland will be hoping that isn't as serious as it looked. great britain and northern ireland are in fourth place ahead of the final day at the european athletics team championships. gb's points tally was boosted by the men's axioom relay team. they finished runners up but were awarded maximum points after the winners, france, were disqualified. all the day's results from poland are available on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. enjoy the rest of your evening. in china, at least 13 people have been killed, 16

the rest of the fixtures are later today, with third placed livingston taking on st mirren.eighbours dundee 6—2 in the first league meeting between the sides for over three years. calum butcher was on target twice for the home side who still have a 100% record this season. kim little scored five goals as scotland opened their women's european championships qualfying campaign with an 8—0 drubbing of cyprus. little has scored three hattricks for her country before, but this was her first time getting five in one game. elsewhere northern ireland were thrashed 6—nil at home by norway. that's all the sport for now. now time for a look at the weather. hello there. it's the last day of august and the weather definitely has an end—of—summer feel about it. some big changes taking place at the moment. rain continuing to move eastwards through the rest of today, and behind that band of rain things turning significantly cooler. this is the satellite picture from the last 2a hours or so. you can see the way in which this stripe of cloud has been setting across northern ireland and scotla

and it finished 2—2 at mcdiarmid park after stjohnstone came back from 2—0 down against livingston.ead of next weeks eurohockey championships. and mike bushell meets and navigates to a fashion for the british women's rally driving champion. 50 left into over 30 short white, watts of trees. hay bale! i am really looking forward how he is going to cope in that car. australia have recorded their highest ever score against new zealand as they beat the world champions 47—26 in the rugby championship in perth. the all blacks where reduced to 1a men on the stroke of half—time, as scott barrett received is marching orders for a dangerous tackle. the wallablies were then rampant in the second half running in five more tries. it's australia's first win over their neighbours since 2017. ireland began their world cup warm up matches with a 29—10 victory over italy in dublin. ireland conceded first but this from fly—half joey carberry was just one of their five tries this afternoon. they added another couple before half—time, one from winger dave kearney and then from man—of—the—match andrew con

the rest of the fixtures are later today with livingston take on st mirren, last nigh it was the dundeee first league meetings between the sides for more than three year, callum butcher was on target for the side who have a 100% record. ken liddle has scored three hat—tricks for her country before but this was her first for her country before but this was herfirst time getting for her country before but this was her first time getting five in one game. congratulations to them. that is all the sport, we will protests are expected in towns and cities across the uk later against boris johnson's decision to prorogue parliament next month. campaigners have described the suspension of parliament for up to five weeks as an attempt to "shut down democracy". (read 0n) to "shut down democracy". 0ur correspondent simonjones is at one of the protests the protest is due to get under way at midday and there are demonstrations in 34 different towns and cities across the uk, the organisers are hoping that tens of thousands of people will turn out to get their voices heard, now, the theme of the protest

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