but he eventually got the better of medvedev after ‘over two and a half‘ hours on court.beaten the 18—year—old canadian felix auger aliasim. the matches at queen's are really getting backed up, after terrible weather. lopez will be back on court at any minute, in the doubles with andy murray. these are live pictures from the club. whoever wins this will stay on the court for the semifinal as well. you can follow it on the red button. they are at highbury in the second set. you can also view on the bbc sport website and app. we do have two britons through to the wheelchair final, though — alfie hewett beat dermot bailey to earn a meeting with his doubles partner gordon reid tomorrow. roger federer‘s preparations for wimbledon are going well. he's through to the final of the atp event in halle after a straight sets victory over france's pierre—hugues herber. federer, the top seed, will face david goffin in what will be his fourth final this year — and if he wins, it'll be the 10th time he's won at halle. he isa he is a great guy. i really like his game, he has one of the be

but he eventually got the better of medvedev after ‘over two and a half‘ hours on court. back out on court to finish his doubles quarterfinal with his partner andy murray... they were leading the british pair of dan evans and ken skupski by a set to love overnight, and they took the second on a tie—break, as murray's return to full strength after his hip surgery continues. and the pair stayed on court for their semifinal, against henri kontinen and john peers, these are live pictures from queen's, there must be a lot of tired legs out there — it's going with serve so far — you can watch this match on the red button, bbc sport website and app. and we have two britons through to the wheelchair final. alfie hewett beat dermot bailey to earn a meeting with his doubles partner gordon reid tomorrow. roger federer‘s preparations for wimbledon are going well. he's through to the final of the atp event in halle, after a straight sets victory over france's pierre—hugues herber. federer, the top seed, will face david goffin in what will be his fourth final this year, and if he wins,

world number 38 gilles simon is into the final of queen's tomorrow after beating daniil medvedev.our of his matches this week. but he eventually got the better of medvedev after ‘over two and a half‘ hours on court. and he'll face feliciano lopez in that final after he beat the 18 year old canadian felix auger alia—seem in straight sets. well, lopez is working hard today as he went straight back out on court to finish his doubles quarter—final with his partner andy murray, which they won. roger federer has made it to his 13th halle open final in germany. he beat france's pierre—hugues herber 6—3 6—3 in the semi—final, injust an hour and 2 minutes. federer will face belgian david goffin. he isa he is a great guy, i really like his game, he has one of the best backhands in the game, super fast on his feet. he played a great match today, and also it was mighty impressive. i will have a tough final. particularly against david who i have a lot of respect for. mercedes‘ dominance of the formula one season looks set to continue into its 8th race — the french grand prix lewis hamilton too

but he eventually got the better of medvedev after ‘over two and a half‘ hours on court.ter he beat the 18 year old canadian felix auger alia—seem in straight sets. and lopez was working hard today as he went straight back out on court to finish his doubles quarterfinal with his partner andy murray — which they won. they then played the semi final — againstjohn peers and henri kontinen which they won in a champions tie break in the final set. so three games back to back for lopez and two for murray as his return to full strength after his hip surgery continues. they'll play britain'sjoe salisbury and american rajeev ram in tomorrow's final. mercedes' dominance of the formula one season looks set to continue into its 8th race — the french grand prix, lewis hamilton took pole position. the championship leader was 0.286 seconds quicker than his teammate valterri bottas. behind them, ferrari's charles leclerc was third while team—mate sebastian vettel could only manage seventh. that's all the sport for now. ben te'o. —— back to you. business leaders are calling on the next pr

prime minister dmitry medvedev we see the facility. quickly and almost 1500000000 ruble we were invested and we know getting complaints from that it's really hard to sign up for. it was an ecologist many people here there are crowds here and people come and 5. to you. get it so why . do you have a lot of requests so many people came here well people get signed up and no issues well there are no people here. but some miracle. well we were here with their cameras. yesterday and we saw a lot of people waiting on the last lesson venture in and have a look. it's really very well renovated. and there's a lot of high tech equipment and this is one of the few innovative centers in russia. and the doctors say ok we can show you the equipment now we want to talk to the people who've come here so. how long does it say to get on the line to see the doctor do you have any problems no it's fine. you just said up and said. do we have an issues sure. we're going to be able to just waited for the number of my original of my district hospital for a long

maybe medvedev and maybe not to protest. i had no idea that the wealth gap between whites and blacks is still so huge today . sandy and kirsten have convinced me that the case for reparations is overwhelming . i wonder if more white americans would agree with me if they knew how much of their wealth advantage is stalling and honor and. i mean houston texas to meet a group of people whose views i'd like to understand black separatists have. not been the thing but i think. the new black panther party has been described as a very racist organization whose leaders have encouraged violence against whites and police. yacking and binya one of its former leaders is now chairman of a new organization the people's new black panther party that claims to disavow hatred. is that right here. you you should not just know one thing by going on i grew up in virginia so yeah i've shot counts of the right yeah i don't own any myself right really and you know and a gun for 10 years. with the panthers are planning a patrol in the southwest of th

my friend across the aisle, we didn't like it when we heard former president obama say to david medvedev, tell vladimir, i'll have more flexibility after the election. we didn't appreciate that. we didn't appreciate it when the clinton foundation and uranium one and all of that was transpiring back in 2015. we had questions about that. so do we want to make certain things such as that do not occur? of course. of course. but the u.c. that was presented is overbroad, and this is something that should be done in a thoughtful way. it should be done in a bipartisan way, and i yield the floor. mr. warner: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from virginia. mr. warner: i see my friend, the chairman of the finance committee here. i'll only take a couple of moments. one, i appreciate my colleague, the senator from tennessee's comment. she agrees that we ought to make sure there's not foreign intervention in our elections. that ought to be a fairly easy thing to agree to. i would point out that her reading of my legislation is not accurate. the only thing that would have to be reporte

it's also exciting as well and here's a man now who's in a hurry on the tennis court russian daniel medvedevbut it was up against france's alucard in the last 16 of the stuttgart open on wednesday and made the dave in no mood to hang about it seems as he served 4 aces in a row getting nowhere near to return every time the world number 13 wrapping up the game in just 29 seconds said he would go on to do the match we think. that's where we'll leave it for now more sports news coming up again later and you can find much more on our website including to find protests in hong kong to address for that is al-jazeera dot com and that's it for me in the stands. and check in just a few minutes with more and that is neat. it's my privilege to name al-jazeera english the broadcaster of the year the cartels are fighting each other and we've been told that we can still hear these is the largest demonstration that's been held by will to refugees since over $700.00 region wide near the summit on martha's rules of the planet earth here for them to think of a copy plus the to. al-jazeera english proud recipie

it's also exciting as well and here's a man now who's in a hurry on the tennis court russian daniel medvedevbut it was up against france's alucard in the last 16 of the stuttgart open on wednesday and maybe dave in no mood to hang about it seems that the suv 4 aces in a row getting nowhere near to a return every time the world number 13 wrapping up the game in just 29 seconds said he would go on to do the match we sit. there so we'll leave it for now more sports news coming up again later well you can find much more on our website including more details of the attack on a saudi airport by the rebels and many other stories the address for that is al jazeera dot com. and that's it for me in a start the taper this news hour and i'll be back in just a couple of minutes with another roundup of the day stay with us. airborne vehicles harvesting every pic you take every click you make clicking everything to all the waves also possible. at this time to watch the what. we believe that on the deep sleep was the 1st civilian death distrusts. we are creators. off. the engineers disease. is no one way of

but so we'll see what happens there during the 2008 financial crisis we saw in russia with medvedev member he held up the gold coin at the same time china was suggesting that they would prefer something like a bank or which is a basket of commodities and currencies but again you still have the underlying if you use fiat's currencies there is the distrust that goes with it as we've pointed out but here's another story that talks about this imperial rot and the hubris of the elite who they lose touch with them and the vast majority of the population and you know they use the weaponization of trade they use the weaponization of their free out currency for their own benefit a very small group of elite and this is in baltimore and beyond a stolen n.s.a. tool wreaks havoc for nearly 3 weeks baltimore struggled with the cyber attack by digital extortionists that has frozen thousands of computers shut down disrupted real estate sales water bills health alerts and many other services but here is what frustrated city employees and residents do not know a key component of the malware that cyber crimi

but so we'll see what happens there during the 2008 financial crisis we saw in russia with medvedev member he held up the gold coin at the same time china was suggesting that they would prefer something like a bank or which is a basket of commodities and currencies but again you still have the underlying if you use fiat's.

eventually got the better of medvedev after two and a half hours on court.ear—old canadian in straight sets. and lopez is working hard to do as he went straight back out on court to finish his doubles quarterfinal with his partner andy murray. they were leading the british pair of dan evans and ken and they took the second on a tie—break as murray's returned to full strength after his hip surgery continues. and the pair stayed on court for the semifinal againstjohn pearce. these are live pictures from queens. murray and lopez taking the first set, 7—5. it is close though in the second and you can catch live action, it is on serve at the moment. keep up—to—date with that on the red button on the bbc sport website or on the app. mercedes's dominance of the formula 1 season looks set to continue into its eighth race. lewis hamilton took pole position. the championship leader is not .6 eight seconds quicker than his team at. behind them, ferrari was third. sebastian vettel could only manage seventh. and that is all your support for now. we first became aware of

numerous statements by russian officials as high as prime minister medvedev have cast this problem into doubt. with this in mind congress and what's should consider necessary to pleat the project. this needs to be managed carefully since u.s. and german cooperation has been important. it's hard to imagine them succeeding if it permits moscow to shut out ukraine as a gas transporter. moscow has also been trying to influence political developments in ukraine, especially the ecent presidential election. they council on election integrity set up a task force to monitor kremlin disinformation. our task force found substantial russian disinformation and cyber tai act -- attacks but there was little success. moscow was pleased that poroshenko lost the election but they are skeptical about the new president, whose response to the passport actions put them on the defense. congress should can't to d its part in providing assistance. thank you. senator johnson: thank you, ambassador herbst. paliak; witness is dr. va. she's an adjunct professor of european studies at johns hopkins. previously she w

you know, when he became prime minister, but he was still the ultimate decision making with dmitry medvedev as sort of the front for that. it was important for putin to move away from, as he wanted to. mary: you have watched the alaska my guess, three years play out with u.s.-russia relations and all of the many twists and turns we've witnessed, is the vladimir putin that we can glimpse today, those of us who haven't met him, does it team to track with the vladimir putin you met? you knew him before he was president. mr. burns: yeah, no, i met him when he was the deputy mayor of st. petersburg, i think 1994, and he was a very great figure and i , and i was a great figure as the political chief at the embassy. i certainly never thought he was going to be president of the russia, and he probably never thought that i was going to be the u.s. ambassador. putin, grievance and ambition and insecurity wrapped together. he prides himself on being able to play a weak hand skillfully , and he's a realist if not a cynic. he understands that russia has essentially much weaker hand than the united state

he'll face frenchman gilles simon, who beat daniil medvedev in the other semi—final.britons are contesting the wheelchair final right now. . . these are live pictures from queen's, where alfie hewett is a set up against his doubles partner gordon reid. it's currently 5—2 in the second. hewitt leading by one set to love. you can watch it now on the bbc sport website and app. lewis hamilton will look to strengthen his grip on the drivers championship at today's french grand prix. the world champion leads his tea m prix. the world champion leads his team mate valtteri bottas by 29 points going into the race and will have the advantage once again, as he sta rts have the advantage once again, as he starts from pole position. valtteri bottas second. sebastian vettel back in seventh. you can listen to live commentary on bbc radio five live and on the bbc sport website at 2:10 10pm. that is all your support for now. more in the next hour. thank you, john. five people have been arrested as part of a fraud investigation following the collapse of patisserie valerie. the high str

medvedev said that he will conduct negotiations directly regardless of the position of the new power in kiev. so as for prisoners and their release, what do you have to say about that? >> translator: well, we always keep track of these issues. again, these are humanitarian issues. people have found themselves in a very difficult situation. they end up in jails or in similar institutions that are no better than jails. you've dealt with it. it all started actually with the instruction by mr. polyshenko. you take it to heart and just recently raised tissue of releasing ukrainian naval workers, ukrainian seamen that were captured near the straits and some other ukrainians that are serving time here in russia. these issues have to be resolved in a comprehensive way. we need to think of the, of the fate of the people who we really care about and these are russians who have ended up in the same situation in the ukraine. i'm sorry for interrupting you. i saw one question on the screen. when will we bridge over. the government has to resolve this issue with the governments. ate costly project

maybe medvedev and maybe not to protest. i had no idea that the wealth gap between whites and blacks is still so huge today . sandy and kirsten have convinced me that the case for reparations is overwhelming . i wonder if more white americans would agree with me if they knew how much of their wealth advantage is stalling and honor and. i mean houston texas to meet a group of people whose views i'd like to understand black separatists have. not been the thing that i think. the new black panther party has been described as a fairly racist organization whose leaders have encouraged violence against whites and police. yacking and binya one of its former leaders is now chairman of a new organization the people's new black panther party that claims to disavow hatred. is that right here. you you should not just know one thing by gum i grew up in virginia so yeah i've shot counts of the right yeah i don't own any myself right really and you know and a gun for 10 years. with the panthers are planning a patrol in the southwest of the

he'll meet world number 38 gilles simon after he came through a gruelling three—setter with daniil medvedev are two britons in the wheelchair final. alfie hewett beat dermot bailey to earn a meeting with his doubles partner gordon reid this afternoon. you can watch all the action from queen's on bbc2 today from 1.20. lewis hamilton will start today's french grand prix on pole. the world champion was second best to his mercedes teammate valtteri bottas until the final round of qualifying, but will start at the front of the grid. ferrari's charles leclerc was third while team—mate sebastian vettel could manage only seventh. you can listen to live commentary of the race on radio 5 live and the bbc sport website at ten past two. it was a historic day at ascot yesterday as blue point completed a rare double by winning the diamond jubilee stakes, after he had already won the the kings stand on tuesday. ridden byjames doyle and trained by charlie appleby he's become only the third horse to complete a double in the two group 1 races. third placed hull fc opened up a 4—point gap between themselves a

he'll face frenchman gilles simon, who beat medvedev in the other semi—final.ut will start at the front of the grid. ferrari's sebastian vettel could manage only seventh. you can listen to live commentary of the race on radio 5 live and the bbc sport website at 2:10pm. it isa it is a brilliant day of sport. brilliant to see andy murray back and some sort of form. yes, we thought he might not be able to walk properly let alone played two games of doubles tennis in one day and make the final. doubles is very different but there is optimism that singles may not be beyond him.|j different but there is optimism that singles may not be beyond him. i am no expert but he seems to be moving 0k. no expert but he seems to be moving ok. you know it with andy murray when he is not. let's hope he winds the final this afternoon and he could maybe do something at wimbledon in the doubles as well. stitching to the radio if you cannot watch on television. for people who come out of prison, finding work can prove difficult, but getting a job can actually reduce reoffending by a t

firm to give up this court settlements it has won which will cost gaz the pr oh m billions this is medvedev words that ukraine must be stable and we know that kremlin characterized unfairly ukraine as unstable. moscow has shown no interest in meeting the chancellor's condition. one more point, multiple times over the past several months russian officials have told western and -- central european european governments that the gas flow through ukraine's pipeline from russia will end on december 31st this year. the point is zero progress. and in fact i would say regression on this issue. and so far we have seen no reaction from germany. >> ambassador volker anything you'd like to add to that. >> i agree with john's assessment on that. i think that germany has recognized in some ways that its pursued nord stream two puts yourng in a difficult position. it's tried a few things such as negotiating with russia a guaranteed amount of gas transit. russia has no interest in this. and germany is in a quandary. they want to pursue the project for their own reasons. and at the same time they know some o

when he became prime minister, but he was still the ultimate decision making with deem industry m medvedev. >> as you watched them play out with u.s.-russia relations and all of the many twists and turns we've witnessed, is the vladimir putin that we can glimpse today, those of us who haven't met him, does it team to track with the vladimir putin you met. you knew him before he was president? >> yeah, no, i met him when he was the deputy mayor of st. petersburg, i think 1994 and he was a very great figure and i was a great figure as the political chief at the embassy. i certainly never thought he was going to be president of the russia and he never thought that i was going to be the u.s. ambassador. putin, grievance and ambition and insecurity wrapped together. he prides himself on being able to play a weak hand skillfully and he's a realist if not a s cyn cynic. he knows that russia has essentially weaker than the united states. and he says it's not my fault if people with a stronger hand, meaning us, plays them poorly. he has a deep mistrust of his political political elite and foreign l

my friend across the aisle, we did not like it when we heard former president obama say to david medvedevell vladimir i will have more flexibility after the election. we did not appreciate that. we did not appreciate when the clinton foundation and uranium 1 and all of that was transpiring in 2015. the legislation presented is overbroad and this is something that should be done in a thoughtful way, i partisan way, and i yield the floor. host: our live senate coverage on c-span 2. asking you how concerned are you about foreign interference in the 2020 campaign? if you are concerned, 202-748-8000. if you are not all that concerned, 202-748-8001. some other stories we are keeping their ion on. u.s. planes i tack -- attack on iran. an attack thursday on two international oil tankers left off the iranian coast, which left one ship billowing black smoke and forced crews to latest ship -- only the in a series of attacks instigated by the islamic republic of iran and surrogates against americans and allied interests. there is an updated piece to this that happened overnight or early this morning.