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not the lord of the world. the cricket match is the last part of our film. it also marked the end of our visit prepared by the military. get to see how people leave the camp and go back to their homes it's clear though that they will still have to adjust to a new life in their native. and for the time being and even the traditional push to dance can start until a man income a flush stands in the middle of the circle. the street in central moscow becomes the unofficial halls of the world cup as crowds of fans keep the party going. right. from the parties to the pitch all the match analysis and predictions you'll need for the world cup from pundits. here in the. they've got their own way with cold it's a bit. too familiar with the south american take. in other news a possible meeting between president putin fires up the media room already expressing dismay. hello from moscow this thursday june the twenty.

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lord sugar hosts the apprentice on bbc one. the british billionaire turned tv star of the apprentice, lord sugar, synonymous with these two stinging words... you are fired. but following the senegal—poland worldch vendors in spain, posting an image of sunglasses and handbags underneath. the comments prompted hundreds of people to show him the red card, some calling him racist. lord sugar‘s response? "i can't see what i have to apologise for, you are 0tt." as an educational charity working with young people on a daily basis, and seeing the effects of casual racism, i can assure him that it is casual racism. but i think as the reaction‘s gone on over the course of the day, i think lord sugar has come to realise the implications of his words and his actions today. 0thers watching the match saw it as extra motivation for the senegalese team. this is a kind of message that we must end. in fact, it maybe help us to become more motivated and show them that those kind of comments does not have any place in the football industry. we've tried speaking to lord sugar, but he wasn't available. despite him not speaking to us at his home in essex today, lord sugar has tweeted an apology. sir alan michael su

of separating immigrant children from their parents on the us—mexico border. it comes as images of youngsters in cages sparked outrage around the world. the guardian features a story about lorde world cup to beach vendors in marbella. sugar posted a photo—shopped picture showing players apparently selling handbags and sunglasses. the times front page reveals that donald trump and vladimir putin are preparing to meet. the us president is due to visit brussels for the nato summit next month. the meeting between the two leaders is speculated to take place around this time. it‘s a move that‘s causing alarm in westminster. the straits times has a cashless society story. it says singaporeans are adopting online payments with such gusto that the government hopes that the country will be cheque—free by 2025. the new zealand herald online is on baby watch as they wait for their prime ministerjacinda ardern‘s baby to arrive. ms ardern is currently in labour, and the paper has live online coverage from outside auckland hospital. the 37—year—old is only the second world leader to have a child while in office. bbc news 0nline features a story about japanese fans at the world cup. the ‘sa

the tweet‘s prompted a storm of criticism, as frankie mccamley reports. the british billionaire turned tv star of the apprentice, lord sugar, synonymous with these two stinging words. you're fired. but following the senegal versus poland worldags underneath. the comments prompted hundreds of people to show him the red card. mp dawn butler wrote that she was troubled after seeing lord sugar‘s racist tweet. following the criticism he tweeted to say i can‘t see what i had to apologise for, you are 0t t. it was casual racism. i don‘t think he believed that in the first instance. as an educational charity working with young people on a daily basis and seeing the effects of casual racism, i can assure him it was casual racism. i think as the reaction has gone onto the course of the day, lord sugar has realised the implications of his words and actions. we have tried speaking to lord sugar that he was not available. despite him not speaking to us at his home in essex today, lord sugar has tweeted an apology. i misjudged the earlier tweet, it was in no way intended to cause offence and clearly my attempt at humour has backfired. i have deleted the tweet and am very sorry. sir alan michael sugar... the bbc press office commented on

if that's the case because they are the powerhouse of course of the that sector the president of the european commission john lord has also put the matter to the world trade organization because they are responsible for settling trade disputes and settlements of course i mentioned germany before will they have reacted to the news the german foreign minister has also slammed the decision calling it illegal he's vowing a united response saying our answer to america first can only be europe united the french president emmanuel at micron has also slammed the decision it's a mistake because it addresses the international imbalance by dividing and by bringing economic and trade nationalism nationalism leads to war we've previously heard from brussels they've promised to retaliate to america's protectionist steps with its own twenty five percent terrorists on various projects including motorcycles jeans cigarettes cranberry juice and peanut butter again. so now we will also impose import tariffs this is basically stupid process the fact that we have to do this but we have to do it we will now impose tariffs on harley davidson motorcycles on levis blue jean

the chaplain: let us pray. god, our lord, you are the light of the world. in your light, we see our lives and know our poverty. illuminate our path with the brightness of your abundance; supply our needs from your celestial bounty. bless our senators. lord, you know their lives, hearts, and thoughts. give them the wisdom to refuse to deviate from integrity. equip them with strength and spirit to trust you, even when they don't understand your providential guidance. guide their words so that those with whom they work will seek common ground, for the good of our nation and world. and, lord, surround the united states senate page spring class of 2018 with the shield of your divine favor. thank you for their faithful service. we pray in your strong name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: madam president? the pres

of the apprentice, lord sugar, synonymous with these two stinging words... you are fired. support here from idrissa gana gueye, who fires the shot, oh, and it's deflected in off... but following the senegal—poland worldendors in spain, posting an image of sunglasses and handbags underneath. the comments prompted hundreds of people to show him the red card, some calling him racist. lord sugar‘s response? as an educational charity working with young people on a daily basis, and seeing the effects of casual racism, i can assure him that it is casual racism. but i think as the reaction has gone on over the course of the day, i think lord sugar has come to realise the implications of his words and his actions today. 0thers watching the match saw it as extra motivation for the senegalese team. this is the kind of message that we must stop. in fact, it maybe help us to become more motivated and show them that those kind of comments does not have any place in the football industry. we've tried speaking to lord sugar, but he wasn't available. despite him not speaking to us at his home in essex today, lord sugar has tweeted an apology. sir alan michael sugar, knight. the bbc press office also commented on lord

of the animals' dna. now, lord sugar has apologised after being accused of racism in a tweet in which he compared a picture of senegal‘s worldhosts the apprentice on bbc one, later deleted the post, but the tweet‘s prompted a storm of criticism, as our correspondent frankie mccamley reports. the british billionaire turned tv star of the apprentice, lord sugar, synonymous with these two stinging words... you are fired. support here from idrissa gana gueye, who fires the shot, oh, and it's deflected in... but following the senegal—poland world cup match, lord sugar tweeted to compare senegal‘s national team to beach vendors in spain, posting an image of sunglasses and handbags underneath. the comments prompted hundreds of people to show him the red card, some calling him racist. lord sugar‘s response? "i can't see what i have to apologise for, you are ott." as an educational charity working with young people on a daily basis, and seeing the effects of casual racism, i can assure him that it is casual racism. but i think as the reaction has gone on over the course of the day, i think lord sugar has come to realise the implicati

not the lord of the world. the cricket match is the last part of our film it also marked the end of our visit prepared by the military who never did get to see how people leave the camp and go back to their homes. that they still have to. their native. time being not even the traditional. start until a man income stands in the middle of the circle. that sort of sci. fi day seven of the fifa world cup has wrapped up in russia the final whistle has been blown and cazan in the last game of the day with spain topped iran one nil. also on wednesday saudi arabia and morocco are the first teams to be eliminated from the tournament after falling to ottawa and portugal respectively. to get all of the latest world cup updates and other global news at our t.v. dot com right now the kaiser report is next on our team international but in the u.k. and ireland to get ready for the bust. because or this is the cuz a reporter or. bars no holds holds or no board. oh well you seem to have lost your mind but you know what so as the

of time that things aren't getting the attention that they require. george hamilton. there were cries of "shame" and "nonsense" in the house of lords as lord pearson, a ukip peer, described islam as "the world'sgovernment if they would require preaching in mosques and teaching in madrassas in england and wales "to be monitored for hate speech against non—muslims". 0ur government is clear on its strong objective to tackle hate crime, free speech and freedom of belief are fundamental principles of our society. the government has no plans to require monitoring preaching in mosques or any other faith institution. my lords, i am grateful to the noble lord for that reply. but i find it underestimates the problem. because the government must know that hatred of us is central to radical islam. that it is being taught in our mosques. and that our own behavioural insights team has said that their present policies are failing. so, my lords, shouldn't the government get real by requiring all such teaching to be in english as soon as possible? and by insisting on far greater collaboration from our peaceful muslim friends in the meantime? after all my lords, they know what is going on. and my lords, will t

of the pen, he ended it so simply. let's move on to the guardian, and lord sugar underfire over move on to the guardian, and lord sugar under fire over that racist senegal worldd this is where he tweeted a photo shopped picture of the senegalese team, portraying them selling handbags on a beach in spain. he has apologised. eventually, but that was not his first reaction. when he was first criticised, he came out and started criticising the people that were criticising the people that were criticising him, so clearly, when he did eventually apologise, this was clearly something under duress, so it's not necessarily an apology that was done in good faith. he said, i can't see what i have to apologise for. you are ott, it's a joke. then he had more pressure on goulashjust been reading the reaction to my funny tweet, seems to have been interpreted the wrong way. i can't see that, i think it's funny. then he did another one eventually and said, i apologise if i did cause offence. clearly my attempt at humour has backfired. i've deleted the tweet. it took him some time. it appears that was done from some pressure from his employers at the bbc, so it's not an apolog

the secretary of state. now let's take a look at some other news in brief. there were cries of "shame" in the house of lords when a ukip peer, described islam as "the world's mostn asked the government if they would require preaching in mosques and teaching in madrassas in england and wales "to be monitored for hate speech". could we please stop using the word islamophobia because it is surely reasonable and not at all phobic to fear the world's most violent ideology. from which indeed most... shame! ..from which, indeed, most hate speech now comes. attempts to stigmitise muslims as the original question does, is unworthy of any member of your lordship's house. and such language aids those who oppose cohesive communities and encourages hate crimes, attacks on both mosques and individual muslims. a bill to make it harderfor young people to buy knives and acid online, as well as banning the possession of weapons such as so—called zombie knives — with blades of up to two feet long — has moved a step closer to becoming law. the home secretary set out the plan. it shocks me that flick knives are still available, despite being banned as long ago as 1959, and that zom

the british peer lord sugar has apologised after being accused of racism over a tweet in which he compared a picture of senegal‘s worlde apprentice on bbc one — later deleted the post and apologised, but the tweet had prompted hundreds of critical responses, as frankie mccamley reports. the british billionaire turned tv star of the apprentice, lord sugar, synonymous with these two stinging words. you're fired. it's deflected in! but following the cynical - poland world cup match, lord sugar compared senegal‘s team to beat renderers in spain, posting an image of beachwear and handbags underneath. the comments prompted hundreds of people to show him the red card. an mp would she was troubled after seeing his racist wheat. following the criticism, he tweeted so say... it was casual racism. i don't think he believed that in the first instance. as an educational charity working on young people on a daily basis and seeing the effects of casual racism, i can assure him that is. but as the reaction has gone on, i think he has come to realise the implications of his words and actions today. we have tried speaking to lord sugar

of the lord is there is freedom. so i truly know and believe know the heart of faith of people of venezuela, the heart of faith of millions across this new world. that freedom will prevail in venezuela. it is our shared destiny. so thank you all for your warm hospitality. thank you so much for the wonderful people here and all of those that support you in this work. may god bless venezuela. may god bless you all. and may god bless the united states of america. [ applause ] >>> if you would join me in a moment of prayer. heavenly father, your word says that you inhabit the praises of your people. lord, we praise you for these beautiful people. we praise you for this haven, for this beautiful place. but we ask, lord, for wisdom for our leader. wisdom to bring the people of venezuela back to a country of freedom. jeremiah 29:11 says for i know the plans i have for you says the lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you a future and a hope. lord, we pray for the future of the people of venezuela and i pray today, lord, that you would pour out your spirit of hope on these people. all these things we ask in jesus name, amen. >

of the news of the world in the u.k. thank you. i will stay with news from the u.k. to because where members of the house of lords have been given a slap on the wrist say with their behavior a memo has reportedly been sent out complaining about shouting orders all conversations and also falling asleep while in the chamber artie's party boyko explains why parliamentary sneezes such a sensitive issue. most members of the house of lords which is the chamber of the british parliament have been around the block for quite some time the average age in the lords chamber is sixty nine and from the breadth of their experience the law job is to scrutinise british law and that can be pretty tiring so much so that even the most hardworking and conscientious lords and politicians can get a little sleep paid. well rumor has it that the lords have now received a quiet telling off for falling asleep in the chamber according to the times newspaper a conservative peers have received an email telling them that their behavior and that isn't up to scratch and it said that the other political parties are sending a similar reprimand to

. >>> for the first time franchise history, the washington capitals are champions of the hockey world. capturing lord stanley's coveted trophy. >>> a top senate staffer has been arrested in a major leak probe and a new york "times" reporter t years had her records seized. >>> that morning cup of joe will cost you more at starbucks. bred coffee.ing prices on fresh >>> and we're just one day away from a possible triple crown winner. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. it was a very good morning here. we start off with that celebration heard around the country. >> the capitals have won it! the capital of the country is the capital of the hockey playoffs! >> it finally happened. the caps clinched their first stanley cup in franchise history. as the clock struck midnight for the cinderella las vegas golden knights, the washington capitals skated off with a 4-3 win in game five of the final. ♪ >> that is the capitals' captain and playoffs mvp alex ovechkin accepting the stanley cup and hoisting i victory lap in front of thousands of red-clad fans. nati

trade probably one of the factors behind that yesterday, a massive selloff around the world as the trade story got the market's attention. lordon, the president of the international think tank european commissioner for trade now joins us on set. good morning. are in a real tizzy, should they be? should be.y we are faced with the real prospect of president trump's actions triggering a trade war that will essentially between -- be between the united states and china but will suck in other countries, notably our own and thes difficult to see how president can or will jump off this downward escalator. matt: where do you think we are going to see an agreement inside the u.k. government? angela almost a la merkel, theresa may has been able to fudge things and not go so bold as to please both sides. can she continued a-game? -- continue that game? noer: right now, there is brexit plan for the cabinet two years on from the referendum. they have been unable to agree. they won't get in -- a deal from the eu 27 until they decide they want one and what it is. there is a deal on offer from the eu 27, but not one compatible with the britis

throughout this book michael shows his love of the stranger and his passion for opening the door to the world. >> this is from the first lady? >> no lordathan sax, former chief rabbi, who is also a client of our office. >> i thought she gave a blush. >> right. she did. the bottom line is our doors need to be hinged open. we have these foreign students on boarding to the work force. we need to not shoot ourselves in the foot. we need to embrace people in harm's way so they can do every job from television in studios to pulling blueberries in georgia. this is not the time to be intimidated. >> if you can just answer, there is a way to have zero-tolerance immigration policy andip children away from their parents? >> absolutely. you can keep them all in the same proceeding. just because the parents are going into criminal federal court doesn't mean we lose our hospitality. back to the bible, abraham meeting strangers, he circumcised, he washed their feet. >> so this whole thing -- >> it's election stuff. let's look at the big picture. >> thank you. pleasure having you on. >>> sources telling cnn the president's former fixer is willing to g

in the ranks as your top firms betray the party line or the world dodging bullets from the trump administration. in the u.k. where the house of lords has been stung with a new memo on its transgressions according to media reports the list includes shouting order ball conversation and falling asleep parties a poly worker takes a closer look. most members of the house of lords which is the upper chamber of the british parliament have been around the block for quite some time the average age in the lords chamber is the nine and from the breadth of their experience the lord's job is to scrutinise british law and that can be pretty tiring so much so that even the most hard working and conscientious lords and politician can get back we go now back into a president putin's annual televised q. and a let's have a listen. but we were you not so sure canada they are in the trade with the united states and you've seen quite recently. chancellor of germany and french president but maybe not publicly but do they say that that time this senator should be dropped all they're waiting for some approval from the from washington to do that just about.

of the best orators in the world here. so i know that you are not listening, you are critiquing. [laughter] the are getting all kinds of advice today -- let the lord lead you, dream big, your future is in god's hands. true enough, all these things are accurate. but many of you may be saying, how do i actually walk that out? today, tomorrow, the next day, how do i make sure that it is there? what i hope to do is give you some practical advice. i want you to know that god is writing your story. sometimes you think that it is we that right the story, but yet, god is writing the story. there will be times you feel like you are alone. there are times when you say, well i am not sure what the future may hold. and there are even times when you say, do i take this way or that way? you are looking for that godly advice, and yet, the thing that would actually make it go further in the way that god has called you. i would encourage you with this: steps. steps are the next thing we taken any journey. let us look at what god has to say about steps. i found it interesting that your verse talked about the path you would take. i did not know that if i had really

some other news regarding the world cup, lord sugar has been forced to delete a tweet he sent today comparing some of a picture of the team was posted alongside an image of sunglasses and handbags. antiracism campaign groups said they we re antiracism campaign groups said they were incredibly disappointed. he has deleted that tweet and said it was not intended to cause any offence. anorther big day tomorrow, three more matches including france versus peru in ekaterinburg, the most easterly of the world cup venues. the normal capacity of the stadium is only 23,000 and organisers needed it to be 35,000. the stadiums that we have seen an aerial shots, they have been to make them bigger. conor mcnamara is our man with a head for heights. i'm speechless. where are we? this is outrageous! this is ridiculous. my is outrageous! this is ridiculous. my legs are actually shaking. we are at the back of possibly the biggest stand i have ever seen in my life. at the back of possibly the biggest stand i have ever seen in my lifelj have got bent legs, i'm holding onto the barrier right here and i'm thinking, can we

of the day. the last time england's woman stepped out on home soil it was at lord's to win the world cup.ld beating display, amyjones made a brisk 19 before playing across the line. then the south african bowlers were right online dropping sara taylor. lbw tammy beaumont was bold and england lost their top four in ten overs. at one stage they went from 97 and some in the crowd thought alternative entertainment but kathryn bright eyes back to the crickets with an unbeaten 72. the target for south africa, 190. they made quick work of the run chase, both made 50s as the match slipped away from the holes. the game finished with a sixth showing the top border how it should be done. her highest ever score in one—day international, more known for her pulling down nerve—racking but today it was her efforts with the fact that gave england a bit of hope. not the conclusion she was a frustrated figure. it's really gusting to be honest, losing any game isa gusting to be honest, losing any game is a disappointment —— disappointment but i think not the kind of team we are much better team than that and

lord sugar has apologised after being accused of racism in a tweet in which he compared a picture of senegal‘s world cup squad to beach sellers in spain. theugar, who hosts the apprentice on bbc one, later deleted the post and has apologised, but the tweet‘s prompted a storm of criticism, as frankie mccamley reports. the british billionaire—turned tv star of the apprentice. lord sugar, synonymous with these two stinging words. you're fired. support here, he fires the shot, and it's deflected! but following the senegal—poland world cup match, match tweeted to compare senegal‘s national team to the beach vendors in spain, posting an image of sunglasses and handbags underneath. the comment prompted hundreds of people to show him the red card. the mp dawn butler wrote that she was troubled after seeing lord sugar‘s racist week. following the criticism, he tweeted to say, "i can't see what i have to apologise for, you are ott". we've tried speaking to lord sugar, but he wasn't available. despite him not speaking to us at his home in essex today, lord sugar has tweeted an apology. "i misjudged me earlier tweet. it was in no way intended to cause

out of out of three hang on a minute found that out of one billion firearms around the world eighty five percent to held by civilians militaries of lordforce with agencies hold the rest are income from the small arms as explained why there are so many guns in the u.s. . every country is very different and even in the united states there's a lot of variation among the fifty states in puerto rico guam so you find a lot of variation habits part of what makes america so difficult is you have an awful lot of relatively normal gun owners people who own two or three guns but the surveys also show they're all an awful lot of what american statisticians call super owners people who have forty firearms or more which in the united states of course can include things like semi-automatic rifles for example china and india both have relatively low levels of firearms ownership when you measure it see how many guns per one hundred in comparison is that way they don't stand out at all in fact they look relatively innocuous but the sheer size of india and china mean that even when gun ownership is relatively rare the cumulative effect is enormous so yo

of the country's seven year war. lords it's a great initiative to allow people get away from the confined to miss fear of the tents to have fun and watch world cup games there are a lot of sports fans here. during the stifling heat of the day the games are shown inside for many it's the first time in several years they've been free able to watch soccer matches or even play the game it's an activity many of the refugee camps residents have taken up again under the control of the so-called islamic state their love of the beautiful game could lead to jail. this year we have the chance to watch the world cup last year we were in areas controlled by us militants on television sports and communications were prohibited syria's national team failed to qualify for the world cup but for many it's not about who wins it's the taking part that comes. our minder now of the top stories that we're following for you here on g.w. . seeking the help of president obama a friend says she scrambles to forge a new european migration policy that calls need is urgent her own interior minister has told her to find a solution fast or he will take action himself. and t

the house of lords over its brexit plans. peers backed a call to give parliament a bigger say in the event of a "no deal" departure from the eu. also coming up, england's world cup campaign kicks—off in russia. after an early goal by harry kane, england are level 1—1 against tunisia in volgograd. and a new report says poor housing and insecure work mean the millenial generation will suffer poor health in later life. good evening and welcome to bbc news. theresa may says tax rises will be needed to pay for an increase in the nhs's budget in england. the prime minister has promised an extra £20 billion a year by 2023 for the health service, but she didn't say who would be required to pay more tax. labour claim the new funding plans lack credibility. the announcement means the rest of the uk will get extra funding, but it will be up to individual governments to decide how to spend it. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. as autographs go it is not a bad one to collect. shall i sign? yes. why not? 14—year—old jade's plaster cast as the prime minister's name and she has signed up to an enormous commitment of more taxpayer money year after year after yea

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the soviets. and so all of us slugged through trigonometry and all these other things. the period between 1945 and 1950, we were lord of what we surveyed in both parts of the world in 1945. nobody left to fight, peace is returned forever. and then the soviets blockaded berlin. the soviets exploded their own atomic weapon. and then in 1950, kim il-sung invaded. everything changed. suddenly we had to rebuild the armed forces, go back -- but we found our voice. we competed ideologically with the soviet union, yeah, they made it easy, but you go back and look at the rhetoric of our political leaders during the early part of the cold war, we talked about principles, human rights, we talked about who we are, we talked about being, in reagan's phrase that we borrowed from winthrop, the city on the hill. we don't do that anymore. we drew back from talking about human rights because we had more important issues to work with various countries. this is like sitting in a poker game and not playing our ace. human rights is who we are. and that's not jt an obama statement. you can go back to reagan's 1983, i think, human rights day speech, for some of the finest rhetoric you can find

of lieutenant connor. let this man's heroic actions give our nation, our world courage and hope to always act in the face of danger and overwhelming forces that seek to destroy. lord, help us recall the gallant actions of this man, fill all who hear and remember with gratitude and resolve, to protect and continue the mission, no matter the cost or dissent. we ask all this in your holy name, amen. president trump: thank you very much. thank you. and thank you, chaplain hurley, we're honored to be joined today by members of congress, military leaders, and distinguished guests. i want to recognize deputy secretary of defense, patrick shanahan. where's patrick? patrick, please, stand up, patrick. you're doing a great job. [applause] i have a four star in here, john kelly. a special guy. where's john? [applause] special man. secretary of the army, mark esper. army chief of staff. thank you. thank you, mark. [applause] a very good negotiator. the general mark milley. i could see in his eyes when i talk about the cost of those bombs. [applause] he's good at throwing them but he's also good at pricing them. right? i see it. and sergeant major of the army, daniel daily. --

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of lieutenant conner. let this man's heroic actions give our nation our world courage and hope to always act in the face of danger andover when he will. ing forces that seek to destroy. lord help us recall the gallant actions of this man, fill all who hear and remember with gratitude and resolve to protect and continue the mission no matter the cost or dissent. and we ask all this in your holy name, amen. >>> thank you very much. thank you and thank you chaplain early. we are honored to be join bid members of congress, military leaders and distinguished guests. i want to recognize deputy secretary of defense patrick shanahan. where is patrick? please stand up, patrick. you are doing a great job. [applause.) . >> i have a four star guy, john. where is john? secretary of the army markesper. thank you, mark. a very good negotiator, the general mark, i could see in his eyes when i talk about the cost of those bombs. he is good at throwing then, but he is also good at pricing them. and agent major of the army, daniel daley, daniel, thank you very much. also want to thank congress and we have some members here, buddy carter. buddy, thank you, buddy. martha mcsally. thank you, m

of the art business. welcome back to the program with the world cup getting massive attention on social media too one british player has problem solved hot water over his comments on twitter lord alan sugar who was also the star of hit b.b.c. show the apprentice was forced to apologize after posting the following tweet about the son of god squad the offensive tweet showed the team with photoshop bias and sunglasses and sugar making a reference to beach sellers after the backlash he took the tweet down but noting he still thought it was funny he eventually made an apology saying he had no intention to offend anyone artie's host and former english football the stan collymore has extensive recovered racism in sport he described to us his reaction to the scandal. disgusted. but not surprised and launch sugaree seen as a liberal voice for me is a black britain that can go back thirty forty years ago when i was a child and suffered horrific right to see all coming out to die and people not making genuine apologies and actually go into the white house seeing in the motion to put in the most demeaning why their rights isn't and this is at the very. forget of british society this is a

may the prince of peace protect the brave men and women of our military deployed throughout the world. please, watch over their families here at home. we give you praise o lord an we give you thanks for our many blessings, especially our most precious gifts of life and liberty, we pray. amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings an announces to the house his apursuant to the rule thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek reck anything? >> pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, i demand a vote on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. the speaker: the question is on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. lamalfa: mr. speaker, i object to the vote on the grounds that a quorum is not present and make the point of order that a quorum is not present. the speaker: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 further proceedin on this question are postponed. the pledge of alleg

means and its importance to muslims around the world as we talk to international aid agency islamic relief lord mr ahmed and baroness iton we also turn to the issue of slum a phobia as tensions continue to mount since home secretary sided jabot escalated arrive with the most some kinds of britain after he dejected their call for an independent inquiry into allegations of a slum of four bia within the conservative party and we speak to tory p.l.r. chief who has also called a number ten to address this matter of grave concern but first over to alex with your tweets your messages and your e-mails. first up this week is a message for c n n bob who says i'm glad there are still civilized people like you are male alec baldwin do best in the show to raise the tone and then a few messages about season shipbuilding bogan says should be resurrecting the glasgow shipyards and those at newcastle dempsey adds great show this week very interesting views and scholarship building after india once again become a world leader and more like bronson adds another great program the scots in the park area shipbuilding in scotland and the u.k. with mixed messages from mini

the house of lords. the next vote is tomorrow in the house of commons over an amendment that would give parliament to stop a messy, no-deal brexit. joe: let's look at the commodities world where it was not a very pretty day. it was basically read all across the board. soybeans getting slammed down over 2%, of course. that is potentially a commodity that could get hit very hard in a trade war if china were to slap tariffs or reduce its imports of u.s. soybeans. not good for u.s. farmers. seen as aen bellwether for the global economy concerning its displeasure at the news. julie: at one point, soybeans ite down as much as 5%, so is interesting they have that steep decline. they are down about 10% just in june, but still, they bounce back a little bit. joe: and those are today's market minutes. scarlet: for more on today's market action, let's bring in at a downing's chief executive officer. nice to see you. had --hat downing -- abbot downing's chief executive officer. >> i think you've seen the level where the little bit rhetoric is up, the noise is up, but in the action, we have not seen anything come through, and it's difficult for investors to parse. they hate the unkn

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