matthew west is housed in the men's segregation unit. >> legally, i think we are common law married becausesaid we were married when i was in the penitentiary. not sure. i know we're engaged. i know that. i mean, i proposed to that girl like five or six or seven times, i -- yes. >> did you give her a ring? >> yes, i have, more than one. i made her a ring one time. yeah. >> that is my soul. like, that's my heart and soul. as a matter of fact, baby, i love you. i love you so much. no one's even catching this, that's the great part about it. got to put it back away. oh, my gosh. i feel like a little school girl. >> there we go. >> i owe it to her and to her mother to marry her. i do at that. and i know that sounds odd and crazy but that's -- i mean, i do love her. >> while marriage might cement the couple as a family, the fact is, they already have one. their 6-year-old son lives with lopez's mother in florida and their 4-year-old son lives with west's parents in oklahoma. >> these are temporary facts. even with this case that we're on right now, she is going to get out. she is going to have a

inmates matthew west and robert hill have been arguing and have not complied with the supervising officer's orders. >> i told them to come to the yard and they refused. >> let's go. >> each inmate is called to the locked rec yard door. >> west. >> yes. >> come on. >> i'm right here. >> west complies with orders to slide his hands through the security slot in order to be cuffed. >> i don't got time to play games with you. >> hill, who is awaiting trial on a first-degree murder trial which he has pled not guilty is less cooperative. >> why are you doing this. >> no time to play with you, hill. >> don't [ bleep ], me, dude. >> the jail does not tolerate aggression of any kind against an officer. and hill's swipe at deputy is the kind of action that officers are trained to subdue immediately. deputy witson entered the rec yard and fires a taser but fails to discharge properly. >> i didn't do anything, man! dude, what the [ bleep ] you all doing this for, man? why did you do that? >> get up. >> why did you do this? >> here we go. >> ply glasses, can i get my glasses. >> i didn't do nothing, man.

west coast. nbc mark matthews joins us live from pier 50. going to be a spectacle. >> reporter: you can see the mortars behind me. 10,000 fireworks i am told on the two barges that will be fired off tomorrow night starting at 9:30. all barges going off in 25 minutes. every year for the past several decades, the show has been produced by the same company. >> i have only had a couple of years where it was disappointing. >> reporter: he is talking about the fog just in case it comes in heavy tonight. he is rigging the show to go off at different altitudes. >> from deck level to 1,000 feet. >> reporter: but fog is not the biggest challenge. it is working with electricity and hoping you wired everything up right. >> generally speaking there aren't big incredible issues. >> reporter: and yet he is asked every year about a competitor that put on this show in san diego wherever device went up at the same time the hoe lasted three minutes. >> some constantly has the story about that. >> reporter: out of all the great shows, this is the one people rem

england goalkeeperjoe hart has completed a loan move to west ham from manchester city. and michael matthewson stage 16 of the tour de france in a photo finish, as britain's chris froome retained the leader's yellow jersey. good evening. england beat south africa by two wickets in a tense semi—final to reach the final of the women's cricket world cup. england restricted south africa tojust 218 in bristol, which looked like a comfortable target. but the home side lost wickets cheaply through the middle order and were five wickets down, still needing more than 70 to win. it went down to the final over of the match. this was the first ball anya shrubsole faced, but she smashed it through the covers for a boundary to take england to the world cup final at lord's. at the women's european championship, france left it late to beat iceland in their first group c game. the french were one of the pre—tournament favourites, but needed a penalty from eugenie le sommer to give them victory with less than five minutes remaining. elsewhere in group c, austria beat switzerland i—o. nina burger with the goal

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west. japan doesn't. it sort of closes its ports and closed until matthew perry opens japan's ports to in 1853. now, i would suggest to you that country in had the intervening last part of the really embraces the ndustrial revolution more so than japan. and there's a huge change. japan builds a new army. models it after germany. builds a new navy. great britain. forward onto ps the world stage. the first conflict starts in 1894. says japan,the west oh, japan is an up start. they can't take on china. well, not only does japan take on china, but japan wins. our story in world ar ii is as part of that, the formosa -- there's my clicker. is in factof formosa japanese territory after that treaty with china going ahead ending that conflict. first war, what happens? japan moves into korea. sort of a state of japan at that point. and it puts japan on a collision ourse with that other great power in the far east, russia. we all know about the russo-japanese war, 1904-1905. with a sneak t attack on the russian fleet at port arthur. there.stroyers in there. it's very much a surprise attack and the results

trump declaring that the fundamental question of our time is whether the west has the will to survive. it to bring in hala and matthew rosenberg. matthew, president trump, for the first time in his speech to the crowd, confirming the u.s. commitment to nato's article v. les's listen. >> i would point out the united states demonstrated not merely with words but actions that we stand firmly behind article v, the mutual defense commission. >> will that reassure allies? matthew, can you hear me? >> i can hear you. but if i'm on, all i hear is music in the background. >> you are live with us. we just talked and heard a clip from president trump, confirming the u.s. commitment to nato in article v. does that reassure allies? >> that leaves a huge open question. trump has, you know, in the past, has raised questions about nato. those questions are going to linger, no matter what he says today. there's a bigger question, what's going to happen in the meeting with vladimir putin and how close is the u.s. going to look to be with russia, how friendly is trump going to be with putin. that will send a message to other european a

west. high—pressure moving in. we have front bringing outbreaks of rain, quite breezy. most of the uk staying dry, warm and matthewof scotland. tomorrow, frontal system bringing in rain for northern ireland, southern and western scotland. across england and wales another dry day. a chance of an isolated passing shower. probably more clout than today. temperature is fairly similar. sunshine returning to the north west of scotla nd returning to the north west of scotland after the rain. four o'clock in the afternoon, and rain for northern ireland pushing to the western half of scotland. sunny skies heading south into northern england, dan towards the south—west. temperatures around 21 degrees inland, cooler around the coast. heading eastwards through the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, high 20s. chance of one oi’ south—east, high 20s. chance of one or two isolated showers. shirts stay dry clothes. —— chips they drive laws. fine evening across sunday. cloud through central scotland and northern ireland. clearer skies to the north of that, ahead in northern scotland. monday, many of us starting with more clo

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west ham from manchester city for the season. the 30—year—old was told by city boss pep guardiola he could find another club, after spending last season with italian club to reno. michael matthews in a photo finish, as chris froome maintained the leader's yellow jersey. more on chris froome maintained the leader's yellowjersey. more on those stories after 5:30pm. back to you. doctors from great 0rmond street have met with an american doctor and charlie gard's mother to discuss the 11—month—old's condition. the meeting was set up after dr michio hirano, a professor of neurology at a new york hospital, spent more than four hours examining charlie gard and his medical records. charlie's parents are fighting for the right to take their son to the us for a therapy trial for his rare genetic condition, overseen by dr hirano. great 0rmond street say the treatment won't work and that life support should be withdrawn. the treatment that dr hirano has been involved in developing is called nucleoside bypass therapy. to explain more about it, i'm joined by dr bruce cohen — the director of the neurodevelopmental science centre at akron children's hospital on ohio. he's an expert in mitochon

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west virginia. joining us now from capitol hill, a member of the house permanent select committee on intelligence, eric swalwell of california, and former justice department spokesperson, matthewth for being on with us this morning. congressman, jared kushner is interviewed by house members today. do you think he with his 11-page document and his statement yesterday helped clear up the questions that surround the president's son-in-law? especially pertaining to meetings that he didn't disclose, meetings that he didn't know about, and information about his financial dealings and dealings with people that he didn't disclose on white house documents? >> good morning, mika, joe, and team. no, actually, past his prologue, that statement is going to be amended by jared kushner, and we're probably going to learn more. there's a lot of questions with respect to why they were meeting with so many russians during the time that russia was interfering with our campaign. and why the only time they contacted anybody was because jared kushner just happened to read a spam e-mail just weeks before the election. that's the one that caught his attention and thought he should report, not the one