lyons. >> good afternoon chairman. ranking member blumenthal and members of the subcommittee. last february i agreed to serve as the acting ceo of the olympic community because i felt an obligation to help the organization address the criticallyimportant issues of athlete safety and empowerment . two weeks ago we announced the sarah kirkland will be the next ceo of the olympic community and he's joining us today because of the importance of this issue and look forward to working with congress as she leaves and implements the reforms and initiatives the olympic community has begun. like all of you, i was deeply saddened and angered by larry nasser's abuse. i heard the stories of victims and survivors in court for this committee and the last week in the moving d ceremony and as recently as the press conference today. and manyof those same athletes as you know are joining us in this room . some survivors shared stories of seeking help and finding it unresponsive, needlessly complex and fraught

england midfielder izzy christiansen has completed her move to european champions lyon from manchester in what is a british record transfer fee for a female player. the 26—year—old will be reunited with her former city team—mate lucy bronze who moved to france last year. defending champions england have been knocked out of the european under—i9 championship at the group stage. they lost their final match 5—0 to france. the young lions were without a number of star players because the tournament clashes with clubs' preseason tours. myziane maolida and amine gouiri

xa lyons. concerns werimary have heard from athletes and in our investigation is the belief or concern the center is not truly independent from usoc, and there is a resulting lack of trust on the part of the athletes. they see the center as a something created by the u.s. olympic committee. i would like to start with you, mr. xiao, is that an accurate assessment and what can we do about it? collective, i think there is a little bit of a concern, not necessarily with the board of the center for safe sports, little little bit of the funding model. to be honest, not many entities have been interested in funding the center for safe sports, as i understand, and so a lot of it comes from the usoc and national governing bodies. sen. moran: athletes i talk to expressed concern because of the funding of safe sport. as you said, and the funding of the olympic committee, i doubt the funding is there. mr. xiao: that is a challenge and that is there. the other issue we are concerned about is the presence of

trade representative robert lyon hisor to place tariffs on a further two hundred billion u.s. dollars worth of chinese goods including food and agricultural products the chinese government has called the plans unacceptable. infamously the u.s. is being a typical bully on trade china will take necessary action to protect our legal rights i also want to add to this is a fight between you need a truism and multilateralism protectionism and free trade and power and rules china plans to hit back and has filed a complaint with the world trade organization now all this turmoil means it's a very busy time for china's castanets officials explaining what billions of dollars and tariffs could mean for the company's twenty factual defacto products takes takes time as trouble china is encouraging companies to push towards operates for markets and it's ambitious belt and rolled initiative even the project itself has seen some setbacks. as its trade war with the u.s. rages on china is anxious to show it can withstand the pressure the commerce ministry has taken pains to show customs represen

lyons. one of the primary things we've heard through my conversations with athletes and our investigation is the belief or concern that the center is not truly independent from usoc, and there's a resulting lack of trust on the part of the athletes. so they see the center as something created by the u.s. olympic committee, and i'd like to start with you, is that an accurate assessment of where we are, and what can we do about it? >> as a collective, i think there's a little bit of a concern, not necessarily with the board of the center for safe sports, but a little bit of the funding model. to be honest, not many entities have been interested in funding the center for safe sport, as i understand, so a lot of the funding comes from the usoc and governing bodies. >> athletes have expressed concern about the funding, but i also would say what you just said, in the absence of the funding of the u.s. olympic committee, i doubt it's there for safe sport. is that fair? >> that's certainly a challen

they're calling is a long term strategic and lyons european food retailing giant tesco and car for are hoping that teaming up will help increase their profit margins one of their main objectives is to get better deals from suppliers and they bring them to offer customers lower prices and move unless they believe smaller chains at a further disadvantage. if the major players are finding it difficult there and they're not moving into alliances or as mergers and diversification just to russia trying to stay afloat is going to tells you how bad things are going to be for the smaller supermarket chains here in the u.k. . the european alliance comes as retailers face increasing competition from online chains like amazon. discount supermarkets like germany's legal are also putting pressure on rivals to lower prices. to australia know the country that has introduced a plastic ban in four states during this weekend well nature should be happy some customers aren't angry and even violent scenes unfolded as customers refuse to pay for their backs but luckily not everyone is suffering from the so-

the former manchester city pull back is one of six lyon players on the shortlist.ll be revealed on the 24th of september in london. england cricket captain joe 24th of september in london. england cricket captainjoe root is best known for his batting but today he picked up his best everfigures with the ball in the yorkshire county championship victory over lancashire. he took three of the four wickets that yorkshire needed for victory including that of another england colleague, jimmy anderson. he faced with four wickets forjust anderson. he faced with four wickets for just five runs. anderson. he faced with four wickets forjust five runs. from county cricket's all this competition to this news, and the people walking —— organising the new 100 ball tournament said no decision has been made on whether it will include 12 aside or 15 aside schemes. the times in the telegraph both ran stories today suggesting the england and wales cricket board after considering bigger playgroups. the ecb says that it is still in discussions about how the new competition would work but

england midfielder izzy christiansen has completed her move to european champions lyon from manchesteritish record transfer fee for a female player. the 26—year—old will be reunited with her former city team—mate lucy bronze who moved to france last year. defending champions england have been knocked out of the european under—i9 championship at the group stage. they lost their final match 5—0 to france. the young lions were without a number of star players because the tournament clashes with clubs' preseason tours. myziane maolida and amine gouiri each scored twice for france who will play italy in the semi finals on thursday. twelve—time olympic medallist ryan lochte has been given a iii—month ban for a doping violation after a photo he posted online prompted an investigation. he has since deleted this image from his instagram account which shows him receiving an intravenous injection — the iv did not contain a banned substance but exceeded the amount of vitamins permitted by anti—dopng rules. the 12 time olympic medallist has been banned from compeition untiljuly 2019 — which means h

but doctors in lyon admit they don't really know how she was contaminated. the spurs finally found a the spurs the spurs finally found a trade partner for kawhi leonard...sending him to the raptors for demar derozan, jakob poetl and a derozan, jakob demar raptors for demar derozan, jakob demar raptors for demar derozan, jakob poetl and a draft pick leonard fell out of favor in san fell out of favor in san antonio...only played in nine games this year then demanded a trade... just two years ago, he averaged 25 points per game and finished third in mvp voting... the spurs were able to get an all star back in demar derozan...who himself was shocked by the deal... derozan has spent all nine years of his career in toronto...where he made four all star teams...and averaged at least 20 points per game for five straight years. at his best, leonard is an mvp candidate...but reports are he's not so interested in playing up north... he had made it very clear he wanted to play in los angeles...and he is a free agent next offseason... here's what spurs coach gregg popovi

on wednesday, nick lyon, the former head of the michigan department of health and human services, wascourt for a hearing to determine whether he will stand trial on manslaughter charges. well we spend the rest of the , hour with dr. mona hanna-attisha, the flint pediatrician who helped expose the dangerous levels of lead in flint, michigan's drinking water after testing blood lead leveles in children. in 2016, time magazine named mona one of the 100 most influential people in the world. her new book is titled "what the eyes don't see: a story of crisis, resistance, and hope in an american city." she recently came to our studios tiered at we sat down for an interview, and i asked her to describe the situation in flint today. isour water quality definitely improving, absolutely getting better. certainly after we released the findings that children's blood levels were elevated it we switched back. but the 18 months we were on that corrosive water, it ate up our pipes. they are being replaced, but that does not happen overnight. we have abouout 9000 to go. until those pipes are all replac

england midfielder izzy christiansen has completed her move to european champions lyon from manchester with her former city team—mate lucy bronze who moved to france last year. well, it's just eight days since the world cup final but some clubs are already back in competition celtic found out earlier today that they will face the norwegian side rosenborg in the second qualifying round of the champions league. brendan rodger‘s side beat the armenian side alashkert to set up a a tie with the norwegian champions. the first leg takes place in glasgow next wednesday, with the return match a week later. the winners will face aek athens in the next round. go to the bbc sport website for details of the rest of that draw and also who the british clubs could face in europa league qualifying. over the weekend we saw the start of the women's hockey world cup in london. it's being held in queen elizabeth olympic park, england started their campaign with a draw against india and their next pool match is against the usa on wednesday. earlier i wasjoined by sam quek, team gb 0lympic champion in 2016.

but there is still time despite lyon's grunt to get it right. tanner roark on the mound. in hisstarts. runners on the corner. batista going to left. brandon nimmo will score. 1-0 mets. later in the inning, 2-0 mets. devon singles. michae conforto scores. 3-0 syndergaard a hit to right. mets beat the nats 4-2. we're goingo get better news.ti orioles hos the rangers. seventh inning tied at one. ryan rua, three-one shot. the rangers up 4-1 lead. they have a chance. bases loaded for khris davis. orioles lose their third straight, 5-4 to the rangers. now better. forbes magazine told us the navy yard is one of the 12 coolest neighborhoods in thworld. that was before the world's game arrived. yes, football or as we like to call it soccer is about to move into that cool neighborhood right on buzzard point. the waive almost for dc irstedo set t play its match tomorrow against vancouvn nd w the kickoff comes, look, it's possible wayne rooney could ben the startinglineup. at the very least an option coming off the bench. rudyad a break after the premiere league season but training h

officers say theemains were close t a pride of lyons and theyv elie wthereey eaten.of natural causes in the district. schultz began his career in north dakota as a sports director at a local television station. he then landed his own msnbc show in 2009 known as the ed show. schultz was 64 years old. >>> next, the nfl's mort recent eff to fix the catch ruleak nowing another major step forward. now players will have the option of tither tuckinghe ball away, turning up field or avoiding or warding off an opponent. >>> okay,cr next. how tive is this? several weeks ago, a reporter haley byrd posted a photo of her yfriend evanating a kit kit-kat bar. he fit into all four of the ba at once clearly violating the give me a break jingle. twitter didn't give him a break. on the fourth of july evan popped the big questn and the ring wasn't inside of a velvet box but rather a 3 silicon valley is in a housing crisis. this is palo alto home -- not that home b imagine a home that would sell for more than $2 million. it's probably not the home you're imagining, though. $2 million get

elsewhere in france, there were clashes in the southern city of lyon for use who climbed on top of police a large grass fire in east london say the fire is now under control, after more than two hundred and 25 fire fighters fought to extinguish it earlier today. at the height of the fire, over 100 hectares of grass were alight, with large plumes of smoke visable across the capital. london fire brigade say they've attended over twenty grass fires this month, as the hot weather has made the ground dry and especially prone to fires. residents of a village in greenland have left their homes after an iceberg, weighing 11 million tonnes, drifted inland prompting fears of a tsunami. local officials warned the iceberg could split in two, forcing a huge wave onshore. 260 billion tonnes of greenland's ice is lost to the ocean each year. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. some outbreaks of rain elsewhere in scotla nd some outbreaks of rain elsewhere in scotland and moving in to westernmost parts of england and wales. the bulk of england will stay clear and temperatures at arou

and matthew lyon and jenna die of pack they were jailed for criticize and the alienness sedition act people were killed like the lice and lovejoy who was against slavery and many others mark twain was under a lot of pressure for criticizing the philippine war and it's gone on forever they want to kill the messenger the u.s. government does and it is during the two red scares how many journalists were jailed so this this is not unprecedented and i know this this leads me to in my next kind of question is how vital is julian assange has freedom in the fate of wiki leaks four of the sanctity of the euro of our u.s. constitution is first amendment and the future of whistleblowers at the end of the day if he goes down if wiki leaks is taken down you know about that's a big problem it's a huge terrible message about the state of the first amendment it's a huge that's a fatal blow to the first amendment because if they can find a way to get him they can find a way to get anybody so this is a dire warning to people out there who have not been in support fully in support of julian assigns you

she's joining the european champions lyon in france.hes nominated for the fifa best men's coach award. he led england to the semifinals of the world cup, their best tournament run since 1990. manchester city manager pep guardiola is also nominated. and jurgen klopp is also there. the former leeds united player paul madeley has died at the age of 73. a one—club man, he played in every outfield position for the club during his i7—years playing career, winning every domestic trophy. don revie called him rolls royce, because he was a class act. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you. good afternoon. you are watching bbc news. more on the story dominating here today because 60 people and 100 and asha—mac 60 people and 100 and asha—mac 60 people have been killed and 150 injured in the worst wildfires in greece for decades. —— and about 60 people have been killed and 150 people have been killed and 150 people have been injured. our guest isa people have been injured. our guest is a resident. my current situation is a resident. my c

she's joining the european champions lyon in france.roome being a four—time champion and the leader of the team whose efforts to win the yellowjersey would normally be the priority. so the question dominating the tour now is whether froome will try and help his friend win the race this year. it's quite funny because everyone's so keen to try to talk up this rivalry between myself and g, but itjust doesn't exist. we're not looking at each other as rivals, we're looking at the other guys, the guys in third and four and fifth, they're the ones that could put us under pressure, but between us, itjust doesn't exist like that. swimmer ryan lochte is in more trouble of his own making. the 12—time olympic medallist has been banned for 14 months for receiving fluids via an iv drip. so how did the authorities know he'd done it? well, he took a picture and posted it on social media. caught red handed, lochte had to accept the ban. he's developed a bit of a reputation over the years. he was the one who pretended he'd been attacked at gunpoint durin

video shows a drone slamming into a tower 20 miles from lyon. france is heavily dependent on atomic power. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. is bloomberg. scarlet: thank you. euro strengthening after merkel makes a contentious deal. bank this hour, french socgen buys back. don't forget to join us for boston fireworks spectacular. join us right here on bloomberg television. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: live from new york, i'm scarlet. mark: i am mark barton. counting you down to the european close. german chancellor angela merkel is putting an end to the immediate threat government breakup. she's keeping her bavarian sister party in the fold. anyone come out of this shining? who is the winner in this? is everybody a loser? >> the narrative here is that everybody is a loser or nobody has come out of this looking particularly good. the question is who ultimately holds the reins of power? chancellor merkel, her bavarian allies the christian socia

all of the stations will be exit lyon.vers, if you're willing to brave the task, youan park in one of the parking lots. everything in yellow, it's goin to betough. a list of all of the lots can be found on the all-star event in our nbc washington app. the security in that park is very tight. someeted out pictures o of the barriers, the officers that are stationed around the ballpark. 's four things to know about safety. be ready to go through metal detectors. you want to leave the purses and the big bags at home. i mean, bags that you can bring, they have to be, really, the sizell of a s carry-on bag that you take to the airport. >> talking about a chance for rain. you can only bring a small umbrella. >> a collapsible. >> you will be allowed to bring that in. we might get rain in the middle of the ternoon. by game time, crossing our fingers, it will be clear and hot. we're expecting a hot day. stay. hydrat fans can take one opened water bottle. we want everyone to have time for the all-star game. >> i think there will be a

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on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit master of ceremonies, renel brooks-moon. [applause] >> thank you so much. good morning, everyone, and welcome. we want to thank you all for being here on this most historic day as we witness history in our beautiful city of san francisco. [applause] i am renel brooks-moon, public address announcer for your three-time world champion san francisco giants. [applause] thank you. also a long-time friend and proud supporter of our new mayor, london n. breed. [applause] it is truly my great honor to serve as your m.c. this morning and i want to startb

each one of them, lyons in their field -- lions in their field. intelligent,ly well spoken, well-meaning, and caring. each one with a slightly different opinion, a slightly different viewpoint. we are proud to bring them together so we can foster a continued discussion, a disco throughcause it is only discussion and debate we are going to be able to shape and make a strong, better future for our children and our children's children. i don't think anyone would disagree if we are going to have a strong future, that future has to be rooted in a true understanding of our past. is a trueon is, what understanding of our past? that is what we are here to discuss today. we have ground rules. there are going to be things people say that you may not agree with. that is the purpose of this event. we do not want everyone here to agree. we want everyone to share, to listen with an open mind, not just open ears. search youre you to hearts and try to see things through other people's viewpoints as you are listening today. we ask you to be respectful of the speak

beloved grandmother i never knew, and to my mother's country, a place i would later culturally claim is lyons. edward had -- claim as my own. photography offers history. today i have tried to make a similar case. the photographs gathered from my mother's family album did not merely belong to japanese american women's history, but rather if read closely and by the light of careful inquiry, they offer us nothing less than history itself. that will end there, with image of my mother looking at her photos. [applause] well, this has been a fantastic set of conversations, taking us from the local to the transnational, from the national, the nation, to individual family stories. so, thank you all very, very much. please take this as a time of reframing for the rest of the day today. now, we like to begin with questions from the audience. then, we will take maybe a couple of questions at one time, then have the panelists respond. who has the microphone? we have a microphone runner. could you just tell us your first name and then your question, please. >> hi, everyone. my name is angela, and thank you

she's joining the european champions lyon in france.er of aston villa. he's currently involved with the belgian national team and quit his media commitments to focus on coaching. and the former leeds united player paul madeley has died at the age of 73. he played in every outfield position for the club during an 18—year career. here he is scoring against wolves in 1970. don revie called him rolls royce, because he was a class act. we are exactly two years away from the start of the tokyo olympics but the construction of two key venues is still behind schedule. the aquatics centre is unlikely to be finished until february 2020, and the sea forest waterway, hosting the rowing and canoeing, is two months behind schedule at present. organisers remain confident they will be completed on time but test events are likely to be rescheduled. well, climbing is one of the sports to make its debut in tokyo. double bouldering world cup winner shauna coxsey told us how it feels to finally be competiting for an olympic medal. asa as a kid growing up in

trade representative robert lyon hisor to place tariffs on a further two hundred billion us dollars worth of chinese goods including food in our great cultural products the chinese government has called the plans unacceptable. and honestly the u.s. is being a typical bully on trade china will take necessary action to protect our legal rights i also want to add this is a fight between you need a truism and multilateralism protectionism and free trade and power and rules china plans to hit back and has filed a complaint with the world trade organization or i did all these business correspondent last halter is at the front for stocks and stock exchange rather and i have this to say about the latest trade ask away. well first we talked about a trade spat and now we should no longer be kidding ourselves we are in the middle here of an outright trade war between the united states and china now with donald trump's second list out on products from chinese that he puts tariffs on the two hundred page long list worth exports of about two hundred billion dollars so there is no way to underestimate h

with all of the day's sport and i'm colombia change the place in the world cup quarterfinals west lyon white and more from russia twenty eight. or. so than jordan and israel refusing to open their borders to thousands of refugees who fled a government offensive in southern syria the u.n. now says as many as three hundred thirty thousand people have been forced from their homes by the government offensive to recaptured there are problems jordan is sending food and aid supplies but despite a plea from the u.n. it says its border will remain closed then a hoarder has more from beirut in neighboring lebanon. jordan israel won't let them in and their towns are battlegrounds these people are trapped in the syrian government offensive and that our province now into its third week has displaced more than a quarter of a million people according to the united nations some are living in makeshift tents many others out in the open they have little food water or medicine or protection from the heat there is a humanitarian crisis and the united nations is calling on jordan and neighboring countries

summer weekends in london in my life it's something feels different about this one and she added three lyon and bogeys symbolizing the ingham badge all right on the subject of serena wimbledon is just her fourth tournament back after becoming a mother and she's the favorite to win the title but doesn't seen it doesn't seem to faze her in fact she was asked how it feels to be one of the best and one to beat and her response has gone viral every single match i play whether i'm coming back from a baby or surgery or it doesn't matter these young ladies bring a game that i've never seen before and it's interesting that i don't even scarier as much because when i watch them play it's a totally different game when they play me. this will make me great always played everyone at their greatest and i have to be greater. all right well peter will be back with more at eight hundred g.m.t. but for now it's back to the great thank you joe one word for you for. that we do it for days and it is great remember to keep in touch with us on social media at all times of. aging is great for me for the back to on

while much is expected of the french forward lyon anton. francis chances code to hinge on something else. we are able to win it but it's going to depend on details we have to be ready for that but considering our game i think the defense is the most important thing because we know that up front we can score goals any time it can happen with killian about the with the move from the wing with the live from across so even with me with a little bit of inspiration i have some time i do think however that the defense is our base. belgium and england are making their final preparations for the world cup match nobody ever wants to be involved in the play off for third and fourth the belgians got the better of england one know when they met in the group stage a winner they will give them their best ever result or world cup although the players it's a difficult game to play. we really disappointed which is normal we wanted to reach the final we wanted to go all the way to the end and that's why we're so disappointed about losing against france but i

transfer record england midfielder izzy christiansen has completed her move to european champions lyon26—year—old will be reunited with her former city team—mate lucy bronze who moved to france last year. twelve—time olympic medallist ryan lochte has been given a iii—month ban for a doping violation. the american has been sanctioned by the us anti—doping agency for an intravenous infusion. although lochte was not using a banned substance, athletes cannot usually receive intravenous infusions unless related to a hospitalisation or via an exemption. lochte posted a photo of himself on social media receiving the iv which prompted an investigation. we are in to the final week of the tour de france. it was a rest day today, before the final stretch to the champs elysees on sunday. the riders get going again tomorrw in the pyrenees but the big question for the next six days is will geraint thomas hang on to the yellowjersey? he is 1 minute and 39 seconds ahead of his teamate and tour champion, chris froome but they both seem to be saying the same thing — that, it's not about them individuall

she'sjoining the european champions lyon in france where she'll play alongside her england team—mate,te has been banned for 1h months for posting this picture on instagram. he's hooked up to an iv line getting vitamins, something that athletes are only allowed to do if they're in hospital or given special permission. quite an incredible story. an incredible story. big star in swimming as well, no doubt about it, we've all heard of michael phelps, he is second only to him in terms of what he's done. an awkward phone call as well, you know the picture we just posted about being in a spot of bother. he wasjust banned for ten months because of shenanigans in rio. that's why i remember his name. a late—night outing to the garage to get some crisps. he tried to blame the locals and then he had to apologise. plenty more on geraint thomas and the tour de france in a moment. thanks very much for that moment. if you've had a restless night you will know it is warm. extraordinary temperatures. it looks like it'll be another scorcher today. 33 was the top yesterday. carol will be able to tell us.

the democrat executive board to stay neutral but it handed down an overwhelming endorsement today lyons who has had trouble raising campaign money and is still considered a long shot to win in november. that is despite the california democrat becoming more aggressive. >> we have a lot of democrats who would want a stronger voice, someone who is not silent, someone who is on the front line. feinstein campaign responded with a statement saying 217 delicates have expressed their view, senator feinstein one by 2.1 million votes or 70% of the democratic vote in the california primary election carrying every county by double digits over her opponent. we have confidence that a large majority of california democrats will vote to reelect senator feinstein in november. >>> analysts say the endorsement indicates a change. >> the democratic party is moving on here in california. it has gotten more progressive and dianne feinstein is viewed by some people as being more progressive center. >> other political experts say having the state party endorsement will win the november election for daily on. c

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we can speak now to ian murray from the society of editors, as well as sam armstong and honey lyons. reaction on the ruling and the implications for journalism? reaction on the ruling and the implications for journalism ?m reaction on the ruling and the implications forjournalism? it was summed up quite well in your introduction and follow—up reports. what has taken everyone in the media by surprise is that, we expected helicopters flying overhead and it was likely to find no favour with thejudge when it was likely to find no favour with the judge when it came to invasion of privacy. what we didn't expect was the ruling by simply naming circle if in this case and any other person who is the subject of an investigation, even in the early stages is, as thejudge investigation, even in the early stages is, as the judge said, against the law. this is a surprise to everyone and why there is so much media coverage about this. what this means is it is a dampening of press freedom. it is a dampening, very much, on the public‘s right to know. you have this one case deciding a whole new set of