and the scottish explorer david livingstone reached this spot in africa where his statue stands today in a vendor eight hundred fifty five he had already been travelling through southern africa for several years what he saw when those few november days made such an impression on him that he wrote about the experience again and again in his travel it will livingston was both missionary and doctor and had been working in africa since eight hundred forty one but in eight hundred forty nine he decided to make his first big trip into the interior. of. the but. the results of livingstone's explorations were published in his work missionary travels in research as in south africa the book made livingstone thanks and the book the western world's interest in this he the two i'm now out of africa . but the greatest excitement was aroused by livingstone's descriptions of first seeing the victoria falls he was guided by local people. as this was the point from which we intended to strike off to the northeast i resolved on the following day to visit the falls of victoria called by the natives more

island livingston described the scene his book. i believe that no one could perceive whether a vast body of water which it seemed to lose itself in the earth at least i did not comprehend it until creeping with or to the verge i peered down into a large rent. unsoldered a stream of a thousand yards broad leaped down a hundred feet and then became suddenly compressed into a space of fifteen or twenty yards the entire force a simply a craft made in a hot rock from the right to the left bank of the zombies each in his own diary livingston noted in peering down over the edge we could see only a dense white cloud with two rainbows on it a small sharp on the ascending columns fools when the wind the shifts eastwards and soon drenched us to the skin this falls almost constantly on the southern lift and of the bank of evergreen trees enjoy put petrol shops several little streams off and run down that side but never reach more than half way the ascending vapor swells them up into the air with it when the river is full the noise is said to b

elsewhere, there were wins for st johnstone and livingstone.is hamilton is on pole position for tomorrow's belgian grand prix in spa. the championship leader mastered the wet conditions to go seven tenths of a second faster than sebastian vettel, who's second. force india took third and fourth place just days after the team was saved from collapse. tomorrow's british motogp will start 90 minutes earlier than planned because of heavy rain in the forecast. qualifying today was delayed by more than an hour due to downpours. jorge lorenzo will start on pole at silverstone, with britian‘s cal crutchlow in fourth. great britain won three gold medals on the penultimate day of competition at the european para—athletics championships in berlin. hannah cockcroft beat teammate and rival carrie adenegan in the t34 800 metres in a championship record time. it was wheel—to—wheel the whole way but cockroft held on to take the title. sophie hahn and thomas young were the other gold medallists.

elsewhere stjohnstone beat dundee and livingston won at st mirren. since 1896, rugby league's challenge cup has been won only by english teams. not any more. catalans dragons — based in perpignan — have become the first non—english team to lift the famous trophy. they beat warrington 20—14 in a tense wembley final, watched by adam wild. allez, allez, allez! from the south of france, the catalans dragons, officially in sang—et—or, blood and gold, perhaps no more fitting colours for a rugby league final. not in great numbers, but in great hope, becoming the first french side to conquer this english cup. warrington wolves stood in their way but failed to block the channel out wide, with catala ns breaching defences early. the french side's determination to make their mark on history, all too clear, starting the second half as they did the first, this time, wilianier extending their lead. then warrington got the luck they needed when george king gathered this fumble, setting up an agonising finish.

celtic begin their title defence against livingston here on a saturday.easons of complete domestic dominance, can they achieve a third successive travel?|j certainly a third successive travel?” certainly think it is on. to expect them to do it i think of the very difficult. those one—off gains in those cup competitions, they are the oi'ies those cup competitions, they are the ones you sort of look at and there is always the possibility that something can happen dramatic in those games. so you would not put it past him, but i think he will be very difficult. over the road at celtic, the appointment of a steven gerrard as manager has captured the imaginations of the house or a challenge with a present this season? for rangers, ithink challenge with a present this season? for rangers, i think they are about finishing second. aberdeen had been second best in scotland for four years. can they be breached and finished second. can they win an old firm game. they have not won against celtic in ten to ten. can they stop at celtic from winning another trouble and w

all of this happening at the corner of livingston road. >> what have you found out, nicole? >> reporter: pat and leon, still very active here, as you can see here behind me. the police tape is blocking off a v large perimeter of the oxon hill and livingston road area. if a you take look here, this is the liquor store that you referenced right off the top. we are told by prince george's county police that someo inside that store was shot and killed by an armed suspect. when that suspect was leaving, as police were approaching the area, they were confronted by that suspect and the suspect began running towards him and that's when the officer fired his weapon. i want tndgo ahead a get you he some video shot a short time here on scene. police just releasing that information just minutes agon know exactly what led up to the incident inside the liquor store, but, ain, what we know right now is twoeople are dead. that is information coming from prince george's cou police. it appears someone inside the liquor store as well ashe suspect. i did speak with a witness who saw some of thi

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pastor gregory livingston is from the coalition for a new chicago which has been organising protestsing us. you have been protesting, which means that you would like something to be done. what would you like to see done? first of all, thank you for having me. let mejust first of all, thank you for having me. let me just emphasise that this is the 52nd anniversary of doctor martin luther king's must remark apart, where he was not permanently injured. the march was hostile and dangerous. but we have a march on thursday that he cubs dingos. we're still struggling with some of the same problems. we have made some progress, but still not enough, because chicago, its main problem is that it was intentionally segregated, and now it must intentionally de— segregate to bring down the corruption of violence. that is taking your protest, because the chicago cubs, that would be mainstream chicago, hard does that help your cause? you know, we brought much as from the south and west sides of chicago to disadvantage as areas. much to those areas, through shattered businesses, foreclosed houses, pot

elsewhere, saint johnstone beat dundee and livingston w011 johnstone beat dundee and livingston won airst french side to win rugby league's challenge cup. they beat warrington wolves by 20— 1a at wembley. adam wilde was there. from the south of france, the cata la n from the south of france, the catalan dragons officially in blood and gold, perhaps no more fitting colours for a rugby league final. not in great numbers, but in great hope of becoming the first french side to conquer this english cup. warrington wolves did in their way, but failed to block the channel out wide. cattle are in breaching defences early. the french side's determination to mark —— make their mark on history all too clear, starting the second half as they did the first, raiding willie armey extending their lead. warrington finally got the luck they needed when george king gathered to stumble, setting up an agonising finish. catalans dragons just clinging on foran finish. catalans dragons just clinging on for an extraordinary victory. and so after 122 years the cata la n victory. and so after 122 years the cata

. >> reverend gregory livingston is one of the many calling for an investigation.s could be the barometer for the power of the president in november. >> president trump: troy balderson. he's the guy. they are talking about this blue wave, but i think it could be a red wave. hard on her feet, knees, and lower back. that's why she wears dr. scholl's orthotics. they're clinically proven to relieve pain and give you the comfort to move more. dr. scholl's, born to move. no mathere are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. call one today. are you in good hands? ♪ it's so hard to believe ♪ but it's all coming back me. ♪ baby, baby, baby. all you can eat is back, baby. applebee's. >> sandra: 60 hours, at least 70 people injured and 11 shot to death. we are not talking about a war zone, this is chicago. the weekend crime spree tripling in a city already battling ape crisis. protesters took to the streets demanding the resignation of mayor rahm emanuel citing his inability to get the city's gun crime under control. today in a rare move, the police superintendent delivere

reverend gregory livingston of new hope baptist church in chicago.coalition for a new chicago. reverend, great to see you. since we last talked, the situation has gotten worse. why? >> yes, well literally, the chickens have come home to roost for rahm emmanuel. he's talking about more police officers. what they're saying is we can't handle the situation, it's beyond us, out of control. they want to treat people like safari animals with more wardens for the safari. no, the idea is that we need resources in the communities and these assets, eliminate, get rid of chicago's historical seg re dpags that's been fought against since king marched through here in 1966. the segregation. they are a in a situation where they need to have, they have plenty of chances, they're always doing things in the heat of crisis and lie to us because they don't deliver on those promises once the heat has dissipated. >> harris: wow, we know you not to be a person to mince words. with mayor rahm emmanuel, i assume that you probably, since we last talked, may have had contact w

ian livingstone has been named as bonucci constable of police scotland —— as the new chief constable.ing vulnerable people and supporting diversity in his first interview in the role. retail sales grew faster than expected last month with the good weather and world cup boosting food sales in particular. figures from the office of statistics said overall sales rose 7% from the figure injune, 3.5% higher than the same time last year. —— .7%. thanks for being with me. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm chetan pathak and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: going global — spain's top division, la liga, confirms a top—flight game will be played in the united states. the round of his life — brandt snedeker cards an 11—under par 59 to make history at the wyndham championship in north carolina. the heavens open in cincinnatti, but simona halep needs just five minutes to finish off her match. welcome. the top flight in spanish football, la liga, has announced a 15—year deal to stage matches in the united states. la liga's presidentjavier tebas

in particular, labour wanted it to ken livingstone who park —— sparked this debate, he said that hitlerrought attention of anti—semitism in the labour party into the public and the idea that the labour party is trying to censor that from being involved in its own anti—semitism training is frankly shocking.” involved in its own anti—semitism training is frankly shocking. i also have to say, after african—americans bringing me into political life and getting the interested in political life, it was all the jews and they we re life, it was all the jews and they were the left and that is howl life, it was all the jews and they were the left and that is how i came in. i have no idea what is going on here but to put labour and anti—semitism even in the same sentence makes anti—semitism even in the same sentence makes me anti—semitism even in the same sentence makes me physically ill and i hope somehow that this just gets sorted. i don't know what happens here, they need to clean this up. let's turn to the telegraph. police fears as major crime probe. the metropolitan police employs 42 civilia

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tang a live look here again at the corner of oxon hill road and livingston road. we're told the officer is not being identified right now but the suspect in this case is known to police. we're told this is an ongoing investigation. the officer involved is on adnistrative leave, which is protocol in any type of officer-involvedhooting. that's the very latest from oxon hill. leon, back to you. >> thank you so much, nicole jacobs, reporting live. >>> all of political washington re talking about another tweetstorm fromdent trump this morning. he seemed to urge his attorney general to put a stop to the mueller investigation, even though jeff sessions has recused himself from the case. the president tweeted that sessions should stop this, ote, rigged witch hunt. again called the russia investigation a, quote, total hoax. trump also compared the treatment of his c formerampaign manager paul manafort to the way mobster al capone was handled. nbc's susan mcginnis joins us live with reaction to all of this. susan? >> in recent weeks we've watched as the president's att ks o

. >> someone who knows all about that, ron livingston, jack berger.hese years later, ron is still feeling the heat. >> it's the 20th anniversary of the series. >> oh, many i god, is it really? >> when you look back at the post-it breakup -- >> berger broke up with me on a post-it. i'm sorry, i can't, don't hate me. >> at least it was a hand delivered post-it. now it's a text or a slight. >> is that how women looked at you? >> yes. new york was a no-fly zone for months. office space had post-its too. i should have a deal with 3-m. i don't know why that hasn't happened yet. >> he works in "sex and the city" and is now in "a million little things." people wonder if it's the next "this is us." >> friendship is being able to have the hard conversations and listen. it's a million different little things. >> a lot of people are comparing it to "this is us." >> i like being compared to a successful series. i have a five2-year-old, so i don't goat watch a lot of television. but yeah, i think it's a similar build. >> first of all, bothck's deathl ron's characte

kenny miller has left his player—manager role at livingston after just seven weeks.r succeeding david hopkin, who led them back to the premiership. would you paint your living room this shade of pink? how about your bathroom? teams will go to great lengths to put their opponents off. perhaps you would consider painting your changing room this colour. norwich have painted the away team's changing room pink. norwich declined to comment but in their two games so far at carrow road this season, norwich lost one and won one so is it working? dr alexander latinjak is a lecturer in sport psychology at the university of suffolk. why would this work, what's the science behind it? colours are linked to different behaviours and different feelings since we were infants. when we were infa nts we since we were infants. when we were infants we were presented different colours in different contexts and think makes us relaxed and becalmed because it was presented usually in a peaceful context. so the theory being the away team goes into the changing rooms at carrow road and they come

on the corner ofd livingston roa and oxon hill road. police say a nearby officer shot and killed the suspect after thd aruspect didn't listen to the officer's commands. >>> switching gears. it's an event full ofac food, painting and fun, but there is a deeper meaning to the beat the streets campaign being held by d.c.aupolice. >> b they are hoping that the community members will feel more comfortable with the police officers there and will report crimes after they've happened. news 4's meagan fitzgerald was at the event today. it occurrednortheast d.c. just blocks from the site where that 10-year-old girl was killed just last nth. >> reporter: it's an event kids look forward to every year and it's easy to see why. from snow cones. have lemon, sir >> reporter: to popcorn. it's all about the community and the kids. >> i'm getting my face painted. >> reporter: having a goo time an seeing the lighter side of police. >> to see them interacting wit the community is awesome. >> it's a positive interaction with the police and the community and

livingston if he could accept help from across the political aisle.coming, does it matter where the ideas come. it will be interesting. >> melissa: absolutely. when you look at the former police superintendent, running against rahm emmanuel, he has criticism for everyone around. and by the way, the murder rate was much improved under him before he was let go. at the same time he talked about the fact that mayor rahm emmanuel is looking outward. he's talking about president trump and focused on the environment. he's like please solve the problems happening under you. but president trump is promoting a rhetoric or tone that isn't bringing people together. it sort of, criticism for all sides, there is a textbook on how to solve this sort of problem, it starts with reaching out to the pastors. but it is internal and comes from the top and the mayor. >> and you talked about the anti-police sentiment, rahm emmanuel has said that the ferguson effect is real and police officers are in a fetal position. that is an interesting point. >> melissa: more outnumbere

people claim the bloodshed has been caused by official corruption in chicago we spoke to gregory livingston who organized the protest. toggle was intentionally segregated segregated in terms of geography. segregated in terms of educational assets health care assets capital investment funds it's been second grade for quite a long time matter of fact we martin king said all throughout the softy of march but chicago was the most segregated city he had ever been in and we're still facing the the. byproduct of this legacy because when you segregate the city you insulate one part of the city is such a way in comfort and you ostracize the other in a lack of lack of assets poverty challenge and disadvantage which generate a certain level of violence american soldiers have been banned from using fitness track ups we'll have more on that story and others still to come on the program. chose seemed wrong when all we're all just don't all. get to say proud just being become educated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. what politician

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livingston beat saint mirren 2—0 while saintjohnstone saw off dundee 1—0 it was a scramble in spa atut lewis hamilton came out on top and will start from pole for tomorrows race, with sebastian vettel in second. the other big story of the day is that the two force india cars are on the second row — just days after the team were rescued from liquidation. nick parrott reports: at spa the weather can be unpredictable. making the action unmissable. the green light came on before heavy rain in the final session. to suit the drivers to set a time before having to come back in to swa p a time before having to come back in to swap their slick tires for something more appropriate. lewis hamilton usually excels in the west, but even the world champion was finding it hard to get to grips with the conditions. his rival sebastian vettel set the time to beat but as the rain eased off hamilton pushed harder to take the top spot. the german had one last chance to topple him but could not. while that really was no surprise the cars lining up behind them is. two forces on the second row to state that

a sophomore in the story let's speak to reverend gregory seale livingston he's the president and founder of the social justice organization coalition for a new chicago thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us on the news hour first of all can you start by explaining why in your view we are seeing this gun violence. the violence the gangs they're all symptoms of a chicago being a tale of two cities chicago is has been intentionally segregated when martin luther king was here we did our march last week to wrigley field to shut down make sure drive but i had it on thursday purposely because it was a weekday a business day rush hour a lot of palooza but also because yesterday was the fifty second anniversary of dr king's march through market park where he was hit and hit with the brick but again even then he was fighting against this tale of two cities because when you have a tale of two cities one group is prospering and the other group is being ostracized and basically having everything taken away from them so the gangs are a symptom of a group of people trying to get power a

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celtic started the defence of their title with an easy win over livingston.coring for the scottish champions as they went on to win 3—1. here are the other results for you. stjohnston st mirren got a late goal to beat dundee 2—1. full details of the rest of the day's football, including ten fixtures in the championship, on the bbc sport website. the olympic swimming champion adam peaty has had the water at tolcross at boiling point today. he's won gold and beaten his own world record in a stunning display in the 100—metres breastroke. cycling, gymnastics, rowing and swimming among the sports taking place at the european championships. we'll focus on that swimming first. joe wilson is there. joe, just how good was peaty? let's put it in some kind of context. the concept of these european championships i think it is begun 0k. the weather in glasgow has been cool and the volunteers had and out. the mascot is going down well. the venues i happen to have been well attended. but what we mist up till today was a sporting spark for the world to pay attention to. that

battle has placed on some of his most ardent supporters we'll talk about that and more with bob livingston former republican member of congress from louisiana a state that will be heavily hit by china's tariffs he's in new orleans and in washington chris lew he served as white house cabinet secretary and deputy secretary of labor during the obama administration he's now a senior fellow at the vigil. miller center so we you bob on china announced plans twenty five percent. thinking agriculture or oil and gas is going to have a huge knevitt negative effect on your state what do you make of this. well i'm hoping there's going to be a short term where we can't really tell it we won't know for another couple of months but trump's goal has been ressa prosody he wants the chinese to treat us like we've been treating the chinese the problem is in the last many years we've been easy on their trade but they've been pretty tough on ours and they won't allow our stuff in and or at least they put high tariffs on it and so i think his concern is absolutely on target. implementation of any trade. exchang

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iain livingstone has been named as the new chief constable of police scotland.to the challenges of helping vulnerable people and supporting diversity. retail sales grew faster than expected last month, with the good weather and the world cup boosting food sales in particular. figures from the office for national statistics show overall sales rose by 0.7% from the figure injune — and they were 3.5% higher than the same time last year. the influential indian politician, atal behari vajpayee, who served three terms as prime minister, has died at the age of 93. he was credited with pursuing a more moderate path amid rising hindu nationalism. it's been a turbulent week on international financial markets. as america's economy booms, there are concerns that the withdrawal of investment from some other economies is gathering pace as investors sell off stocks from emerging economies — with serious consequences for countries such as turkey and mexico. here's our economics editor kamal ahmed. the market and currency volatility we've seen this week ultimately comes down to

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iain livingstone has been named as the new chief constable of police scotland.social changes and officers must respond to the challenges of helping vulnerable people and supporting diversity. he added that new threats from cyberspace and abroad meant policing methods must change. the england cricket coach trevor bayliss has said he expects ben stokes to make a public apology, following the brawl which led to his arrest and trial for affray. the cricketer, who was found not guilty of the charge earlier this week, returned to training today. he's been included in england's squad for the third test against india, which starts on saturday. the england rugby international danny cipriani has been fined £2,000 after pleading guilty to common assault and resisting arrest after an incident in a nightclub onjersey in the early hours of wednesday morning. the 30—year—old fly—half has apologised and say he's "mortified" by his actions. robert hall reports from jersey. reporter: danny, will you apologise for your actions? once again, danny cipriani was running the gauntlet o

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