to see, as the oval how much play we actually get to see, as the 0valjoins a short and ‘s list of centurions. lordsn 100 and nine —— 109, sydney on 105 stock they are the only venues to have reached a landmark. it was at the oval in 1882 that english cricket was said to have died, and the ashes was born. in 1938 it was the scene of len hutton‘s knock of 306 if 0regon‘s via australian is. more recently came the ashes clinching moments of 2005 and 2009. as test match venues 90, 2005 and 2009. as test match venues go, the oval somehow breaks the mould. i don't think the atmosphere has changed much, even if you look through old editions of wisden, you can see articles written by players talking about enjoying the boisterous crowds at the oval. there is something special about this place. when you come here you come as you are, everybody is welcome here, it is very relaxed and everybody has a good time. a man who sampled many of those good times is former surrey and england captain alec stewart. what does this occasion mean, to join alec stewart. what does this occasion mean, tojoin lords and melbourne

lord bew told bbc radio 4's the westminster hour that new laws may be necessary to protect politiciansdy reports. during an hour—long debate last week, mps described how they faced physical intimidation and threats during the general election campaign from supporters of rival parties. we are talking about mindless abuse. labour's diane abbott said she had a torrent of racist and sexist abuse, including death threats. the conservative simon hart said colleagues were targeted by people intent on driving them out of politics altogether. in an interview for tonight's westminster hour on radio 4, lord bew says today's heightened levels of abuse, particularly via the internet, may turn people off from standing for parliament or in local elections. it is particularly difficult to see what can be done about social media. we cannot afford to lose people of quality in our political life. we may be approaching a tipping point. this is a dangerous moment. we do not want to slide down a path, which was the case here in northern ireland for decades, of a culture of intimidation. he added that, while

lord bew told bbc radio 4's the westminster hour that new laws may be necessary to protect politicians. during an hour—long debate last week, mps described how they faced physical intimidation and threats during the general election campaign from supporters of rival parties. we are talking about mindless abuse. labour's diane abbott said she had a torrent of racist and sexist abuse, including death threats. the conservative simon hart said colleagues were targeted by people intent on driving them out of politics altogether. in an interview for tonight's westminster hour on radio 4, lord bew says today's heightened levels of abuse, particularly via the internet, may turn people off from standing for parliament or in local elections. it is particularly difficult to see what can be done about social media. we cannot afford to lose people of quality in our political life. we may be approaching a tipping point. this is a dangerous moment. we do not want to slide down a path, which was the case here in northern ireland for decades, of a culture of intimidation. he added that, while public de

s. >> stephen: does he lord it over you? >> why, because i have two tonys?. >> stephen: you know what you just did in you know what you just did? >> i dropped the mic. >> stephen: you engaged in a little front-stabbing. >> i did. >> stephen: you front-stabbed him. "this is for my friend tony!" your tv series, "younger--" congratulations. >> thank you. >> stephen: you're in your fourth series-- fourth season. you play eliza. >>iz 41-year-old who is pretending to be a millennial, 27. i had a birthday, thank god. so now i'm at least one year older. >> stephen: a 41-year-old playing a 27-year-old. >> yeah. >> stephen: you totally are believable as a 27-year-old. >> well, that's nice. thank you! >> stephen: thank you for being that way. ( laughter ) i don't know what to say. i don't know how to say that. thank you for looking way younger than you are. >> you're so welcome! >> stephen: is there anything you change about, like, your walk or anything like that? as an actress, how do you go, "okay, have to get into younger spine?" what is it you do to make yourself y

lords. he returned home for the birth of his first child and won't be back in time for the match which gets under way on thursday. in the last few minutes, formula 1'soverning body has announced it is to ta ke governing body has announced it is to take no further action against sebastian vettel, before time —— the four—time winner collided with lewis hamilton at the grand he was given a penalty at the time.

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lord's. for those people who haven't grasped that the women's game has come through, watch the highlights of yesterday 'se dedication, the skill, the tension, it was nerve racking and gripping and fantastic for the englishwomen who won, who came to write at the end. this shows the direction of traffic and how, almost ona par direction of traffic and how, almost on a par if not already on a par with men sport. five wickets and 19 balls. tremendous, it wasjust, to be honest, ifelt balls. tremendous, it wasjust, to be honest, i felt as passionate as watching any other sport regardless of which fixes playing. fantastic to see you, thank you for taking us through the papers. that is all from us. through the papers. that is all from us. plenty more on our website. we will be back with more news shortly. see you soon. hello. that was an up—and—down weekend. many of us saw rain at some stage of the weekend. for some of us, it came from big clouds, threatening skies, and some intense downpours, but i think most of us saw some sunshine at some stage of the weekend, as well. in the sunshine, it wasn't too bad. but

there was discussion also in the house of lords on the government's latest moves in the aftermath of the grenfell fire. in the prime minister?she accommodation will be on the same terms as the original accommodation, and we have seen a definition of that today. unfortunately, i understood "same terms" to be in the personal injury lawyer sense, which is to put the person back into the position they would have been in had none of this happened. people who have been placed in accommodation with more bedrooms should be in the same position — having the same money still in their pocket — as if they were in the house they had been in. this tragedy should never have happened. everything must be done to make sure it never happens again, to do right by the victims and their families, to treat them with care and respect, and to give them the support they deserve and the answers they need. there is a real risk that something will happen — not necessarily this, maybe a plane crash. it is quite clear that the organisation in london of individual boroughs is not properly equipped to handle a tragedy of this scale. there is no wonder that m

s. and burma who is the chair of the e.u. external affairs subcommittee in the u.k. house of lords i think the committee's mandate was to look at where the operations of we had worked we've come to the conclusion obvious that you know we need to carry on saving lives but do we need to use the vessels that we're currently using they're expensive have they deterred the smugglers know maybe there are more appropriate vessels that can be used i don't coordinate a better coordinated response the migrant crisis has not decreased but what's happened of course is that was with intervened through operations of fear with very sophisticated naval vessels these smugglers have decided to transfer their people the traffic people into less safe vessels and so they're taking them in these dignities and then take them thirty kilometers away from libyan shores and then just leave them there and of course that's extremely dangerous. the report also stained smuggling networks can only be effectively for to the situation in libya is stabilized but considering three rival governments are currently compe

lord my sister susan will be waiting. >> yes. >> susan won't be there the whole time i will be at susan 's home, alone with jack all day friday andailable how did you get this gig. >> that is really horrible. >> i'm just saying. >> cancel, out of town. >> you don't baby-sit bob's kid, or anybody else kid. >> pressure. my daughter jill came when she was visiting, what am i going to say. >> white lies you don't want to hurt nobody feelingy cannot stop these stoop it white lies >> i didn't want to hurt her feelings so i blurted out a lie, yeah, i'll do it. and now it is here. >> you will be a better man for it. >> yes. >> i love it. >> i love it. >> i'm too old to learn new tricks. >> can't wait. head t to your neiborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. giant has unbelievable pro tip produce prices. : so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show!" >> wendy: how you doin'? hello, this is the

lord. that's not possible. so, we'll find out. he'll testify. we'll find out. >> carrie, in terms of don jr.'sdibility, for his story to have shifted from, oh, this was a meeting about adoptions, to now, once "the new york times" apparently has the actual e-mails and contacts him, letting him know they're going to release them, he then releases at least part of the e-mail chain. i don't know if there's the full e-mail chain, but releases the e-mail chain. does he have credibility on this? >> well, it obviously damages his credibility, because he said one thing and then the e-mails show another. but this white house has a constant credibility problem. and the president has continued to say that he doesn't believe that there was russian interference in the election when here you have an e-mail that went to his senior campaign officials and they actually did have the meeting with this individual that indicates that they did have knowledge that there was a russian influenced campaign. so what i think these e-mails do is they shift what we describe in sort of the political terms of collusion to the

lords. he returned home for the birth of his first child and won't be back in time for the match which gets under way on thursday. in the last few minutes, formula 1's further action against sebastian vettel, before time —— the four—time winner collided with lewis hamilton at the grand he was given a penalty at the time. another big tour going on the other side of the world. let's get the latest from the british and irish lions camp as they prepare for the series deciding third test against new zealand on saturday. following their narrow win at the weekend, they've headed to queenstown for some rest. katie gornall is with them. after what has been a tense, physically demanding tour for the lions, they have decided to take a break and spend some days here in the picturesque setting of queenstown on the south island, in the shadow of the southern alps for some much—needed respite. and there been boosted by the news by sean o'brien has had his penalty dismissed. the claim of dangerous play has been dismissed. we heard graham rowntree speaking yesterday saying o'brien is the barometer energy and aggression in their side. he had a great game in their sid

(choir nats: "lord, i will raise...")the glide ensemble sang from the top of the stairs of san francisco's city hall, memorializing the three men killed by a u-p-s coworker. "join with the families of big mike, uncle benson, and infectious wayne."the victims belonged to the teamsters union, whose representatives spoke and made several promises of support to the men's loved ones left behind. rome aloise ÷ teamsters union rep "as teamsters, we take care of our own. you're family to us and you're always gonna be family to us."even house minority leader nancy pelosi was on hand to bring condolences from congress.one friend shared a memory of mike lefiti's enormous handshake that would make anyone else's hand disappear."mike was everybody's big brother, as a friend told the papers, a gentle giant whose compassion and generosity were larger than life."benson louie was a mentor to countless newbies at the package delivery company. joseph cilia ÷ teamsters union representative "it is very important for these young drivers starting out today to have someone like a benson help navigate."wayne chan found success after moving to america as a teenager. "he w

discretionary are the best performing sectors not a lot but enough, the nasdaq and the s&p may be down a bit right now but hitting lord highs, verizon, merck, boeing, disney are your dow leaders. boeing's move comes on the back of 10% gain yesterday. on the flip side, the transports are having their worst day in over a month 5% below their record high get this, just breaking a few minutes ago, adp shares, they probably make your payroll checks, soaring on news that bill ackman's pershing square is building a stake in the company. >> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera it's the busiest names of the earnings season. check out the names, verizon, u.p.s., adp, mastercard, twit to name a few lr then the after-the-bell biggies, and this is a biggie, amazon, starbucks and intel. here to take us inside the number on this latest session is bob at the new york stock exchange bob? >> important thing right now s&p was up until 20 minutes ago. i just want to show you the faang names here a little droop apple is tooling along doing great, that propped a little bit there. same thing with google take a look here you can see in the the last 1

lorde is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] but -- so you're here on a great night. but before we get to that, amid the bombshell revelations about donald trump jr.'sting with russians, the president's approval rating has hit a record low, and in their desperation, trump and his allies are resorting to increasingly absurd excuses for their behavior. for more on this, it's time for a closer look. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: the unraveling of trump's white house has been a drag on his popularity, but he isn't just embarrassing himself at home, he's embarrassing himself abroad too. trump, famous for his ability to runy new level during a brief trip to france on friday, with a bizarre three-way handshake with the president and first lady of france. watch how long this handshake is. and while you do, i am going to read a book. [ light laughter ] ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] and peace. [ cheers and applause ] that -- that handshake was like watching a bunch of virgins at an orgy. okay, i guess i'll put this here and then you grab that over there, and i have no idea where this goes. [ light laughter ] but things aren't all bad for trump, today he indulged in o

lord leaves certain people to do certain thing. i don't know exactly what it is, but he left me. the rest of them were ready to go. so he took them with him. >> news4's kristen wright also spoke to shepherd about her time inside the museum and how it's impacting her. you can see more of that interview tonight on news4 at 6:00. >>> their home went up in flames while they were out of town. but they couldn't be more grateful this morning. >> kind of an interesting juxtaposition here. the murphys ar hotel while their northeast d.c. home is being repaired but it's one of the three homes badly damaged in a fire over the weekend. neighbors have been more than generous in getting though their gofundme campaign but now the family of five includes three children all under the age of three. when we spoke with them, they were nothing but smiles, especially when it comes to one part of the house. >> we have a chalkboard wall and every month, sara comes up with a new phrase, sometimes it's a bible verse. this past month, it was, "we do hard things." and that wall remains uncharred. >> if you think you're having a hard day, remember them. the murphys are very thank

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