david: i really appreciate you, mick, mick cornett, oklahoma city mayor, and the author of "the next." coming up, the biggest trading route since february. right now, checking major indices, and they are all down now. you can see the nasdaq, which had gone up a bit, is almost flat. the s&p and dow jones are down a little over .5%. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power " on bloomberg television. i am david westin. it has been an up-and-down day, down now. the nasdaq had been up a bit. >> you're starting to see the shakeout, now that the dust has settled. people are trying to figure out as they are getting back to the tech things, now might be a good time to buy. but you're also seeing a lot of caution here. keep in mind what led to this selloff, and it was not a one-day selloff. this was going back to when the fed raise rates and had the neutral policy by powell. you can see things shift in the market around the various sectors. after yesterday shakeout, a little bit of caution, but it is still very orderly. david: is this a question of

mick schumacher went into mick schumacher with a big lead over his nearest rivals p he didn't have toe chequered flag. no plans, acting that is the best plan you can have on the race weekend because you can never predict what is going to happen. you can have a strategy of what you're planning to do in what situation, i think i have that. planning to do in what situation, i thinki have that. but planning to do in what situation, i think i have that. but imagine the pressure, being michael schumacher‘s sun. his father, arguably the greatest driver of all time, who was then truly injured in a freak skiing accident. this title, likely to be in many ways, a tribute. genius isn't necessarily inherited, there isn't necessarily inherited, there isa isn't necessarily inherited, there is a guarantee his son will match the father, but this is a start, and after all, winning is the schumacher way. banksy‘s artwork, girl with a balloon, which shredded itself after it was sold at auction last week has gone back on display. the renamed, love is in the bin, was sold at sotheby‘s auction house for mor

season last year he finished twelfth his father michael won seven formula one world championships mick was just fourteen when michael suffered a head injury in a ski accident from which he has yet to recover. well it's a lot i mean it means everything. to me on this because it's the first real championship that i've won and i have fun with a lot of hard work to say sitting behind it and a lot of hard work not only for myself but really the most where it came from the team in really just grateful for what they've done all season long for me and. i just happy that i'm able to to be here and really live the moment. when she might have to wait until sunday when the racing at hockenheim was over to finally get his hands on the championship trophy. so he was mixed tweet he said he was living the dream and thanked the strong team that was behind him two thousand and sixteen f one champion nico rosberg who was michael schumacher teammate in the sadie's for three seasons congratulated his fellow countryman in german philippe massa who partnered with chirac a senior at ferrari in two thousand an

with us now with the reaction, mick mulvaney. i am sure you are happy with 3.5.e president putting out the numbers which may have the effect of disappointing people >> the 3.5 coming on the hill of 4.2 and getting us right at three. it is very well resoceived here. it is exactly what we told people we are shooting for of the sustained 3% growth. it is nice to see the trump administration putting into place paying dividend for the american people. >> given that kind of growth, mick, why is the president demanding jay powell stop raising rates? it seems that we have a strong economy and would expect the fed to continue on its course >> sure, we have this discussion about demand driven growth verses supply driven growth. one of this i thinngs you see, n is ticking down a little bit we are seeing this sustained level of growth without what the fedmay typically expect to see with inflation that's what we told people to expect in a supply driven market which is where we think we are the president is absolutely right to raise the issue a lot of economists are talking ab

mick's orlando arcea with a drive to center. ballinger. no, couldn't make it. of 2 runs in the inning for the brew crew. go back to the top of the 7th. dodgers down 1, and not what they had in mind. how about an inning-ending double play? dave roberts, that's how he felt about it. top of the 8th. here came justin turner. red beard and all. struck out 4 times in game 1. he didn't miss this 1. how about a 2-run blast to left? it put the dodgers on top. they came back and won the game 4-3 to even up that series at a game appeals. as this series shifts back to l.a. for games 3, 4, and 5. >>> college football, as we speak, cal and ucla are in business. ucla up 13-0 in the 1st half. moving pictures on the la show. how about oregon's mario cristobal. 2 time outs to washington's kicker on the last-second field goal. and henry missed it from 37 yards. and the ducks love it. new life in overtime. harry made a field goal, but oregon with a house call. how about c.j. burdehl. up the gut and in. that's a walk-off down. the ducks, 17th ranked, beat number 7 washington 30-27

is actually mixed schumacher, that the same. —— mick schumacher.ker taking over as the first female dr who, the new series is also being praised for its diversity in other areas too. one of the show‘s new characters is shining a light on the neurological condition, dyspraxia, which affects movement and co—ordination for around one in ten in the uk. in a moment we'll speak to someone with the condition, as well as a leading therapist in the field but first let's take a look as ryan learns to ride his bike. three, two, one, go! go! go on! go on, ryan! you're doing it, mate! nearly. no, not nearly. i'm sick of coming up here, i'm sick of falling. and i'm sick of this stupid bike. ryan sinclair, don't you dare. let's talk to a couple of guests about this to see what they've got to say. ben smith can you have dyspraxia and sally is part of the dyspraxia and sally is part of the dyspraxia foundation who have begin. —— have the condition. you must be happy to see someone with the condition on that platform of doctor who? yes, having the awareness out ther

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he has decided to take a different abbreviation, nick. —— mick.. here is another photograph, this is the same phenomenon in action. it was filmed yesterday, and that is what i mentioned being blown back up from where it came, the water. amazing pictures. very, very strong winds. we have had lots of disruption, particularly in parts of wales. we had a landslide that killed someone. do we have more of this to come right thing is going to become calmer? the relief effort can continue. good morning. things are looking much quieter over the next few days. there still have 27 flood warnings across wales. torrential rain in the last 48 hours. 200 millimetres. there is more rain to come today. still quite heavy across south wales but it will move eastwards and we will see some dry and bright from the west. it was a day of contrast yesterday. we had this walk across east anglia —— we haveis this walk across east anglia —— we have is warmth. all of the rain has been coming from is really slow moving front. you can see this cloud here and i draw your attenti

mick schumacher went into hockeinheim with a big lead over his nearest rival.e race and get to the chequered flag. well, no plans, ithink that is the best plan you can have on the race weekend because you can never predict what is going to happen. you can have a strategy of what you're planning to do in what situation, and i think i had that. but imagine the pressure being michael schumacher‘s son. his father, arguably the greatest driver of all time, who was then cruelly injured in a freak skiing accident. this title, likely to be in many ways, a tribute. genius isn't necessarily inherited, there is no guarantee the son will match the father, but this is a start, and after all, winning is the schumacher way. tim allman, bbc news. the seaweed—farming season in the russian arctic is coming to an end. it's tough work but it can be very lucrative. seaweed is used in medicines and cosmetics. on a good day it is possible to collect more than a ton of seaweed and farmers can make more than $2,000 a month. the experiences of a russian seaweed farmer. now here's a big

mick schumacher went into hockeinheim with a big lead over his nearest rival.equered flag. well, no plans, ithink that is the best plan you can have on the race weekend because you can never predict what is going to happen. you can have a strategy of what you're planning to do in what situation, and i think i had that. but imagine the pressure being michael schumacher‘s son. his father, arguably the greatest driver of all time, who was then cruelly injured in a freak skiing accident. this title, likely to be in many ways, a tribute. genius isn't necessarily inherited, there is no guarantee the son will match the father, but this is a start, and after all, winning is the schumacher way. tim allman, bbc news. now, here's a big cat who definitely got the cream after coming within a whisker‘s length of being drowned. this leopard was trapped down a well in the indian village of yadavwadi, about 200km east of mumbai. rescuers lowered a section of ladder which the animal climbed onto. a cage was then sent down and the leopard crept into the open box. the door was qui

and mick mulvaney has done a fantastic job in taking that over. we was -- we were hampered by a man that was just terrible. and now he's running for the governor of ohio, isn't that nice? running for the governor of ohio, would be a terrible governor. adam red, a councilman of the ute indian tribe of colorado. and tell us a little bit about that tribe. mr. red: well, it's the southern ute indian tribe. we're the only tribe located in entirely colorado. we are an energy-producing tribe. pres. trump: that means you're rich. mr. red: yeah. pres. trump: they're rich. mr. red: yeah. pres. trump: that's good. mr. red: got to be humble. yeah, we got money. pres. trump: that's great. but it's going well? mr. red: it's going well. yes. pres. trump: that's good. david boyer, a trucker with abf freight. david, thank you very much. i saw you before. thank you, david. benson waller of riverview coal mine. mr. waller: yes, sir. pres. trump: thank you, benson. chip kovach, vice president of engineering for his family's small business, city machine technologies.

a one-year nickel plan. >> martha: the director of the office of management of budget mick mulvaney, you with us, sir. conservatives will applaud that, i think. the question is accountability, how is the president going to follow through on this. when does he expect the 5% cut to the agencies to come to fruition? >> well, he asked all of the cabinet secretaries to take 3 or 4 weeks to work with the office of management and budget to do that. it's noteworthy the public part of the meeting when the press left and we had the private part of the meeting, the last two times we talked about budgets in the cabinet meeting he turned to me and asked me to talk about the budgets. today it was all the president. the president led the discussion. i didn't say a word. the president's idea. he's leading this. and i think the cabinet secretary is going to take it very, very seriously. >> martha: here's what he said about the last budget, that you had to do. watch this. >> president trump: the last budget we had to go because. military, we had to fix our military. we made deals with the devil to get

my name is mick rich, and i care about new mexico. that is why i am running for the united states senate. i came to new mexico almost 40 years ago for a good paying job. as i traveled the state, i fell in love with the people who called new mexico home, their commitment to family and community. that is why i chose to raise my family here and start my construction company here. for 35 years, i have been building the communities in new mexico while providing good paying jobs. as an advocate for vocational training and education, i helped start one of the first vocational education programs in the state, as well as several apprenticeship programs. i am a catholic christian, and i believe in the sanctity of life. today, our state is struggling. we have one of the highest unemployment rates in the nation. our crime is out of control. and we have one of the lowest graduation rates for high school of any state in the union. senator heinrich, he is focused on more wilderness. he has become a washington politician. he has abandoned new mexico.

the president will lay out the case and americans will mick a decision and i think they will make right one. brian: 12 days and counting. sarah huckabee sanders, thanks so much for giving us 15 minutes of your time. you might be one of the busiest

elsewhere belfast‘s mick conlan's las vegas debut went according to plan.a in the seventh round to record his ninth win from nine professional fights. in women's golf, wales' becky morgan has won the indian open, her first professional title. she shot a three under 69 in herfinal round to finish on seven under two strokes clear. it was the 44 year old's 119th tournament on the ladies european tour. a dramatic afternoon at wembley as the los angeles charges edged to their fifth win of the season one the tennessee titans. at one stage the chargers had control of the game at the national stadium — a 75 yard touchdown from tyrell williams the first of two for the la. team. the titans though had two touchdowns of their own with a chance to win it at the end but they missed their two point conversion and ended up losing by one. two—time olympic gold medallist jadejones is a step closer to a seventh world grand prix title. she beat canadian skylar park in her semi final in manchester to set up a final against china's lijun chowe or raheleh asemani of belgium. comp

stuart: mick mulvaney sat in the chair where you are. >> did he fit the chair? a long time. stuart: mine too. he said deregulation, deregulation of the last two years is the mainstay of the growth that we've seen in the economy. do you think he has gone a bit far on that? >> no, no, i think particularly in 2017. deregulation started everywhere across the board, especially energy by the by, i think that started this push and started the small business push and the blue-collar hiring. then comes the tax rate reduction which adds to it on the incentive front. so they're working very much together. again i use my example, a woman owns -- starts and owns a small business. she can survive because now the red tape costs are vastly reduced, and, she can survive because she can keep more of what she earns with the lower tax rates. that is huge. you know, we lowered the business, the small business tax rate. take a look -- take a look -- stuart: i have a hard break. you remember those days. >> i've been in this business. stuart: remember those days? >> look at confidence surging in nf

district for a debate between ann kirkpatrick and leah marquez peterson competing to replace martha mick sally running for senate. this is about an hour. welcome to the your vote congressional district to debate presd

is now part of an elite club of rider he's tied on size claws world titles with australian legend mick doohan with only two riders having one more but at first to overcome a wobbly start. mark marquez started sixth on the grid but the spaniard was more than capable of doing it the hard way with poor laps to go the honda driver made his move overtaking ducati rival andrea defeats yours or who had left for most of the race the italian try to snatch back the lead but crashed out instead. mark has held on to take home his thirty trade moto g.p. title afterwards he credited victory in the last reason eric on spain was setting him up to claim championship glory at the earliest opportunity it. really was because you know i was a champion after that when i already feel i already margin that there maybe will be a year by the you know a good thing or the difference is when you have the first times i knew the even a dislocated shoulder sustained after some post-race over exuberance couldn't dampen marquez's mood he told reporters he simply planned to take it easy on the dance floor during a well

jeff mick alina, executive director of the blue planet foundation on renewable energy effort in hawaii. on american history tv on c-span3 at 2:00 p.m. eastern, we visit the valley of the priest. in the valley along the north shore of oahu, and the polynesian voyaging society in honolulu. eastern, three short documentaries about hawaii. the 1950'sthe 1950's film, and 2 film long jeans krona scope. watch hawaii weekend this weekend on c-span, book tv, and american history tv. listen to hawaii weekend on the free c-span radio app. we are featuring honolulu's mayor saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern.

i will be talking also to mick i haley about that and my staff, but we have many people that are very, very much interested. >> is it the lack of announcement -- >> not only am i not frustrated, i think it is incredible what is happening. it's amazing that the media -- who are you again? >> [inaudible] >> it's amazing the way the media says for 80 years they couldn't do anything and what are we, three months. you have no market slain or nuclear testing. you have nuclear closings and closing of the different areas. we are getting the remains back until we sort of our great heroes are we got our hostages back and i didn't pay 1.8 billion liked the previous administration. but i have agreed to meet and spend time. how long has it been since we left singapore and people say that is the media saying how can we be so negative. are you disappointed. i think that it's amazing. no can nuclear tests were rockets and we have a good relationship with jim campbell, which is very important. mike pompeo had a good meeting i spoke with him at length and he will be coming back tonight so i think the o

mick rich and gary johnson, former republican governor of new mexico is running for senate as a libertarian. that debate starts at 9:00 p.m. eastern live tomorrow on c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. >> this weekend, book tv is live from the wisconsin book festival in madison at 11:30 a.m. eastern with former wisconsin governor tommy thompson and his book, tommy, my journey of a lifetime. author rebecca traister with good and mad, the revolutionary power of women's anger. dan coughman, author of the fall of wisconsin and carol anderson on her book, one person, no vote. how voter suppression is destroying our democracy. watch our live coverage of the wisconsin book festival saturday morning at 11:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2's book tv. >> fox news host tucker karlsson discusses his book, ship of fools how it's bringing america to the brink of revolution. >> it's about why we elected trump and i just couldn't get past it. i couldn't get past the idea that the country voted for donald trump. why would you do that? it's not an attack on trump. i think trump is right on a thematic sen

michael schumacher son mick won his first major sports title this weekend prompting predictions he could follow his father to formula one great s former f one executive mark gallagher has been following the teenager's progress and told al jazeera that sons of famous drivers didn't always have it easy i think the reality is that they are growing up in an environment of racing and i think that that really helps them although if you talk to damon hill who won the formula one world championship and he was a son of a former world champion graham hill damon would actually say that being the son of a super successful formula one driver can also be a hindrance because you get so much expectation loaded on your shoulders and there have been a lot of drivers down the years who have not lived up to the expectations perhaps piled upon them just because they happen to be the son or daughter of a highly successful racing driver so i think it makes case he's delivering and this year started quite slowly he didn't have a very strong start to the season but my word he made up for it and i think now that

attorney joyce vance who spent 25 years as a former prosecutor and mick cag eoyang, a former staffer for the house intelligence and armed services committees. welcome back to both of you. joyce, i have a two-part question. number one, your reaction to what transpired today. people know that you were appointed to office as a u.s. attorney by president barack obama. your reaction to what happened today and secondly, to the documents like the one we were handed tonight that are probably going to keep coming out. this is another friend of dr. ford's talking about how and when they were told about her accusation, her past. >> so i think the answer actually to both parts of your question comes down to the same ball of wax. this is the price that we will likely continue to pay both the court as an institution and the judges on the court themselves for what was at best a hurriedly executed perhaps slipshod fbi investigation. if judge kavanaugh is blameless in this entire scenario, he would have been much better served and the court much better served by an fbi investigation that was permitte

little mick only changed my life. we not just kills content of life that is why today was so we want to take this company how to on this moment how fast house called. so yes all of you follow me let's go out. no no no no no no no no never mind that they believe i know not. to make them go yes. or if i like the vessel what to do for you and. yet just you did no time or did you check to let me know that i will not let us know not this one this time it will come to what i do not know. what you want. well can't you just say. something to. the judge that yes. yes. like. me. feel the love nothing to them yes no problem when i love lose. them. believe. this is my life since i was fifteen. i started those two dreams. my mom she was almost there has to. my mother said she wants to bring disgrace for us in this i'm going to change. the condition of the average of my father to travel abroad i went to the u.s. on my chest in the u.k. when he got back he said softly merrill not sequentially us there we are doing this i seventy tha

senate debated the candidates make him a democrat center mark heinrich, mick rich and libertarian gary johnson. on her panel asking the question tonight is my coanchor here on action seven news in

liz: last week or actually, just a couple days ago, mick mulvaney said america's booming economy will create increased revenue. however, corporate tax receipts, the taxes that corporations are paying, are at a 75-year low because they did get a big tax cut. the president and steven mnuchin and mick mulvaney would argue that's giving us the best gdp sustained, 4% or so, in a long time. how do we square those two things together? >> all right. first of all, we don't know whether it's sustained. we only had one quarter of 4.1% growth and if you look at the other forecasts from wall street firms and the congressional budget office, they don't think it will be sustained. second of all, it won't be sustained forever because we are talking about the economy and it goes up and it goes down. so we would be comparing temporary upticks in the economy that get revenues up if it happens with permanent changes in spending and taxes that will bring revenues, bring the deficit up. from my perspective, the biggest reason we've got the deficit increasing from 779, projected -- excuse me, $779 billion i

he's been challenged by mick rich in gary johnson, former republican new mexico governor is now running for senate with the libertarian party. three candidates debated last week in albuquerque. >> good evening. i'm doug fernandez. welcome to her 2018 coverage the u.s. senate debated the candidates make him a democrat center mark heinrich, mick rich and libertarian gary johnson. on her panel asking the question tonight is my coanchor here on action seven news in albuquerque journal senior editor kent wallace. would wallace. but i do thank the league of women voters for keeping track in timing for us in tonight's debate. before we get started, let's take a look at the rules for tonight day. candidates will get 90 seconds for an opening statement. then we will have a few questions and they will have one minute and 15 seconds to respond in a 302nd rebuttal opportunity. twice during the debate, each candidate will be able to ask their round question of one of their opponents. at the end of the night they will all get one minute for a closing statement. gary johnson will go first with your op

mick schumacher continues to follow in his father's footsteps — the 7—time formula 1 champion michael season with many formula 1 teams believed to be keen to sign the 19—year—old. now, let's return to football — you should never leave before the final whistle, and you should also never be late, and this is a match between the irish premiership champions crusaders and glentoran. there was a goal after just 10 seconds. just four touches between kick—off and the ball hitting the back of the net. the crusaders' matthew snoddy the scorer. they won 3—0. just quickly to tell you as well. england's netballers have lost their series with jamaica with one game to play. jonathan rea won in the world superbikes in argentina too. he was already champion. that is your sport. thank you very much. you might remember a few weeks ago, we told you about researchers at the royal horticultural society who had discovered something in their archives that they needed help with. they were trying to track down the family of a woman who won a gardening scholarship in 1898, but who had never been allowed to clai

after wrapping up the formula 3 european title, mick schumacher, the son of seven—time formula 1 worldr. it means everything, to be honest because it is the first real championship that i have one, and i have one with a lot of hard work. a lot of hard work not only from my side but really the most working from the team and i‘m really grateful for what they have done all season long for me and and i‘m happy i‘m able to be here and really live the moment. a great moment for him and obviously not easy with the condition his father is currently the nfl returns to london this evening for the first of three regular season games to be played outside the united states. wembley stadium will play host to the oakland raiders and the seattle seahawks. the game was meant to be staged at tottenham‘s new stadium, which has been specially designed for nfl as well as football but there have been building delays tottenham would be really cool as well. both places are amazing. the history of playing here at wembley. tottenham would be cool, to be the first team to play there. we got to walk onto the fiel

mick jagger loves cricket, they all love cricket. i'm not name—dropping!ose guys and hanging out with them. it was really cool hanging out with them. it was really cool. as test cricket, one—day cricket, cricket as a whole, missing the characters and superstars? probably. i think that is a bit of... the way society is now. we are living in such a politically correct world is that if anyone shows a bit too much emotion, a bit too much passion and oversteps the line... then we cut them off at the knees and we absolutely nail them. then we say there characters left in sport. it is very difficult for the current sportsmen to show that passion, to show their emotion. i wish they would. i think when we watch sport we wa nt would. i think when we watch sport we want to be entertained and see those characters, show how much they ca re those characters, show how much they care about what they're doing. the obvious way that political correctness comes in is when people are looking at sledging in cricket. you used to absolutely revel in it. some classics, the first t

i would say mick. amy had been the midweek that winner against moscow and now put his side ahead against us little was what saida just managed to cut the ball back in for the americans to open his bonus league or accounts of the delight of his teammates. his coach i and sharky were then on the front foot yeah vinnie we never lost faith and now you can see on the pitch we've got our confidence back so it's important that we now have six points i'm a gradually moving up the table. the hostess barely got a look or a booty as shall dominate. shout the fight and commitment was back on display no pain no gain thing going forward there was no messing around for the visit since the bishop tenzing did superbly to carry neville but insulates deflected shots was a couple of weeks ago i shot that would have been lou the rebound over the pa was but not now beatle books tele tucked away to make it to nail the been shot to settle back in the groove that saw them finishing second spot last season. maybe rediscover tho

nico mick brain is the iron maiden drummer he's been with the british heavy metal band since nine hundred eighty two. he always knew he wanted to be a drummer at the age of eleven his parents finally gave him a drum kit until then he made do with whatever he could find. apply for about a year on biscuits inns and all kinds of things that mike noise i had a wonderful drum say he was very big it big a exponentially grew every way you know mama get these notes in xena and i put so earth in them to chinese and notes and stuff for. the u.k. drum show a two day trade fair in manchester is a drummer's paradise with something for everyone. from fresh new talent to the pros and bands get the chance to mingle with the stars including nicole mc brain one of the greatest in the business. even though drummers tend not to take center stage they play a vital role in any band. if you've got a good drama on a band and you garcia you're always walk or i would say it was really nice that rocked it there if you go and see a good band would have drama your come a why god are with shows that you don't really p

membership interesting question mick jones says i find it quite humorous that we scotland are just size for wanting a second draft random but a course of conservatives want to second vote on bricks that clearly a hot topic this week james says the d.p.i. holding us all to ransom john says this is the best political program by hand by a thank you very much george sean goes on to say labor don't have a clue what they want and finally sue says only a general election can solve the situation not. at the end of last month there was a potentially crucial development in the brics it drama the court of session in edinburgh was no less than the lord president presiding the first to case an article fifty to the european court of justice and luxembourg this case was brought by a cross party group of any peace m.s.p. s. and one m.p. to ask for a ruling on whether the infamous article fifty by which the u.k. government signalled its withdrawal from the european union last year could be reversed by the fighting the keys to europe the scottish judges opens up the possibility that m.p.'s may by law hav

. ♪ >> ♪ when i was a little girl, i had a rag doll ♪ will: phil spector, david bowie, mick jagger --you joy that were successful, which one was most important to you? >>hil spector. i think so. he wanted me to sing, not liver. ike had me more singing in ago el way.me the dy of that song was -- >> ♪ when i was a little girl, i had a rag doll ♪ >> the production, the real production of that ss what phil wanted. it was full of all kinds of musicians. that famous wall of sound. how you get that is with the instrument h e and another kind of instrument -- the room was full of an orchestra. i made it work. it was another feeling to sing to that. ♪ will: 79 next month, how are you? >> i amev happier than been in my life. ouhappier than i ever t life would become for me.y >> ♪ simple best >> i did fall a couple of days but nowbroke something i am going through my sick period. it will take me right to the 90's so i will be around for a while. rajini: so incredible to see such a rock megastar be so candid about areas of her e.personal l i think we all wish we could all be a little more like ti

michael schumacher son mick won his first major sports title this weekend prompting predictions he could follow his father to formula one great s former f one executive mark gallagher has been following the teenager's progress and told al jazeera that sons of famous drivers didn't always have it easy i think the reality is that they are growing up in an environment of racing and i think that that really helps them although if you talk to damon hill who won the formula one world championship and he was a son of a former world champion graham hill damon would actually say that being the son of a super successful formula one driver can also be a hindrance because you get so much expectation loaded on your shoulders and there have been a lot of drivers down the years who have not lived up to the expectations perhaps piled upon them just because they happen to be the son or daughter of a highly successful racing driver so i think it makes case he's delivering and this year started quite slowly he didn't have a very strong start to the season but my word he made up for it and i think now that

mick schumacher finished second in race two at the hockenheim to leave him with an unbeatable lead inn fia ‘super licence', which is needed for a driver tojump to formula one. michael schumacher won the f3 championship 28 years ago. he went on to win seven formula 1 world titles. now, who could forget this — in england beating the hosts australia to win commonwealth games gold back in april. it has led to a huge rise of the number of women playing the game. one of the sport's biggest stars is there — sharni layton, who's dominated netball in australia, is playing for surrey storm, before leaving the sport for aussie rules. she's been very open about her struggle with mental health issues — and she spoke to emily croydon during her short trip to the uk. there you go, sweetie. absolutely. this is the buzz when one of the world's best netball players lands on your shores. during her career, sharni layton won two world cups and a commonwealth gold medal. she is widely regarded as one of the best defenders in the game but it was her character, intimidating on the court yet approachable off

thrashing of the seychelles and the saying goes that like father like son well michael schumacher son mick has won his first major motor sport title the nineteen year old german clinched the formula three european championship with a race to spare as he placed second in his home race in hockenheim teenager to eight victories on his way to the title this season his debut season last year finished twelve twelfth his father michael won seven formula one world championships mick was just fourteen when michael suffered a head injury in a ski accident from which he has yet to recover. i mean that means everything. to me on this because it's the first real championship that i've won and i have won with a lot of hard work sitting behind it and a lot of hard work not only for myself but really the most work came from the team in and really just grateful for what they've done all season long for me and and i just happy that i'm able to to be here and really live the moment french teenager hugo gaston took ten is gold at the youth olympics in argentina the eighteen year old who won the junior doubles

trying to challenge people or even having fun with it because a movie somebody that like to take the mick. things. going on but on a lighter note now with selfies you know some guys are meant to be fine. in their very very tight dress you do what do you think why do you think they're doing that i think crate is a modernise the people a perpetual ating through the same type of imagery and i really think the problem is that if this is what you putting out is your kind of happy life you can as online life it's like what's your actual life like and also people are looking at these images of people and they're thinking it's real or that thing even if it's fabricated they have a better life than them and i think that sets people up against each other and back in the day when photoshop came in and all of the media especially the magazines got really criticized for using photoshop on celebrities are role models now you can go and buy some equal face chewed and you see people use not own on on social media and not inherently is one of the worst things you can be doing because not only are you crea

that would mean that mick has gone very wrong.peak to them ina early way to do it is to speak to them in a prison. iam headed to afg hanistan's biggest them in a prison. iam headed to afghanistan's biggest prison. i heard about a taliban commander who had been involved in numerous ied attacks. but would he tore? the prison was separated into an area for the so—called islamic state and one for the taliban. that might talk. the prisoners were those that are free to talk. first up were members of is. do you admit you are members of is. do you admit you are members of is. do you admit you are members of ices or do you say you are innocent? if you are all not members of islamic state, are you happy to announce what they do, the tactics they use, the people they kill? do you think the act of beheading people, killing people is acceptable? when i asked that question though, you two both smiled. what is funny about the concept of killing people and blowing them up? it seems unusual if you're not of islamic state and you think what they do

for more now i'm joined on the line by mick romagna okies one of the activists on board the aquarius heading for mar say he's a rescue coordinator with the organization meditator and they which operates the vests first of all mr remind you of how far away are you from the port of. which is of the off the coast moments of carnival standby waiting for the authorities to send out the part of boat to guide us into into the harbor. so first then what does the day flagging of your ship mean then for irregular migrants trying to cross the mediterranean. well it could mean that the aquarius will be in the fall of must say first period of time while we go through the minute details of getting a registration for the vessel to be able to head back out to sea while we were heading up to ma say we have heard reports we have received messages from maltese and italian authorities saying that they're all boats in distress currently off libya maybe this is being resolved it's unclear if the time being but it's playing multiple life. we are dedicated to social rescue of people that's what we like what

senate mick hague and russian cosmonaut after an emergency landing.he pair took off from kazakhstan. two minutes later, though, the engine failed and the spaceship went into automatic abort. it landed safely, though, so don't worry. the three astronauts still orbiting in the space station may be staying up there a little longer. >>> the controversy over child vaccines, there is now new data. a report reports that more and more kids are not getting the recommended vaccines. the cdc says that last school year, 5% of kindergartners had not received the basics, including d-tapp and the chicken pox. while the vast majority are vaccinated, it's the third consecutive year the numbers are decreasing. >>> not so great for the whales. noaa is warning people ind kaya humpback whales. humans are encroaching on the whales just as they're trying to catch their dinner. this last month in monterey, two boats collided with the whales. expert says if the animal can see you and notice you, you're too close. move away. >>> still ahead, bay area football on the road, and