next of all waco and monaco are at the. diamonds leaks and they say struck and feels amazing features a new world record or scan is the truth checco etch produced the craning performance of the season and the three thousand steeplechase here's a look at her record breaking run on more. twenty seven year old beatrice chip koichi already had the fastest time this season in the three thousand meter steeplechase but here in monaco she found an extra gear and shaved more than ten seconds off her personal best seventy the new world record of eight minutes forty four point three two seconds becoming the first kidney and woman to hold the record . i didn't expect my end was couldn't make it to. the women's one hundred meter went to marie just say to lou of the ivory coast she crossed the finish line at a blazing ten point eight nine seconds adding to her streak of success a dime in leigh and quickly becoming a fan favorite in the post at lennox world american no miles retained his title in the two hundred meter of it and lowered hi

fastest time after hydraulics failure saw him a big hand in the session all together next to go to monaco where the diamond leagues the latest track and field meeting featured a new world record kenya's beatrice. produced the crowning performance of the season in the three thousand meter steeplechase here's a look at her record breaking run and more. twenty seven year old beatrice chip koichi already had the fastest time this season in the three thousand meter steeplechase but here in monaco she found an extra gear in shape more than ten seconds off her personal best seven new world record of eight minutes forty four point three two seconds becoming the first kin woman to hold the record. i mean if you take my n was then a kid in. the women's one hundred meter went to marie to say to lou of the ivory coast she crossed the finish line at a blazing ten point eight nine seconds adding to her streak of success it die mainly. and quickly becoming a fan favorite in the post but it's world american no liles retained his title in the two hundred meter of it then lowered his personal best to ninet

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lemonis: maggie is also working on her collaboration with susana monaco. maggie: i like the shape.waistline. susana: it's really mediocre. sorry, no offense. maggie: thank you. lemonis: but things aren't going as smoothly as i had hoped. ♪ it's been 3 weeks since i first put susana and maggie together, and i still haven't seen a single piece from the collab line, so i'm bringing maggie to susana's showroom in new york to get the real story. i thought maybe we could just get a summary since the last time we saw each other, what you guys have gotten done together. susana: well, we sent maggie some samples from ours. we went over prices and margins to see where we can meet in the middle. lemonis: i was thinking she would take your top-selling pieces, put her twist of them, make some changes to it. maggie: that is what it was. when she left my office in l.a., i picked two things from her collection that would work. susana: we have a library filled with stuff that can work. maggie: yeah. susana: i mean, what you've seen is not much. lemonis: what the [bleep] are we doing? i'm not going

in the early ok hello of the sea in monaco. it's. here as well because i did. the lebanese are neither rich nor poor with a gross domestic product to quibble and to bug area all mexico. rula and her generation grow up in relative peace and security yet with the legacy of so. the war and the refugee problem which would make any country found a. little bit you know sleepy but i'm not. yet out of it but do it down the us i think you want to give me more assistance while yet to find out that's why you got little but i guess really some of fields might be the really coming. out and play mcginnis did. that come up. i. got through his father plays football twice a week with his friends fifty year old man in beirut pop. up . on how. how. i have a game like any other anywhere in the world every tuesday and plays that. i'm not as exciting and. newton are not out. that way i was fighting i thought i. would send something out. tuesday on thursday. whatever one says about the lebanese be a refugee discrimination of just wanting to live their lives it always depends on your

things that he's absolutely fantastic and got great player to watch but one thing is to play for monaco and even if you take champions league into this way when he made his big breakthrough all paris century monk a completely different thing is to play in one of the last sixteen games in the world cup and deliver that kind of performance against argentina a two time winner with one of the best players with ever seen in the world in that team and you know messi and he left a little message for that today i mean he he the difference was stunning so you can say one superstar left the world cup scene but another one enter into that space straight away and from now on we will talk about killian before every game and we will expect similar things from him and that's going to be interesting to see how he reacts to that and how what kind of performances he can produce from from from that so that's i'm really looking forward to this this next game and obviously the . next game is france against the winner of europe why and portugal which is about to start in about a minute's time and it would be

monaco switzerland ok and what were the highest tax places for individuals stay away from sweden sweden is the highest in all of europe i think it is like nearly sixty percent but all of the scandinavian nordic pretty hard are very high they're all around fifty percent mark yes and what about if your company is the same you would go to the caymans or the horses yes but mutable you to there's no corporate tax rate there's no corporate tax rate also you're right in the cayman islands you know it's really high it's chad the united states is sort of third highest in tear chad is really high in corporate tax rate in income tax rate i guess they don't want people of that want companies but the united states is about third highest in corporate taxes i would say that on the on the high corporate tax rates you've got china and united states and countries like united are our of arab emirates and we there's been lots in the news the last several years about ireland being a low tax nine percent much to the chagrin of a lot of companies are you in general in an apple x. they went there for the low t

of renault nissan and prince albert of monaco himself. trust and confidence stuart gulliver group chief executive of the british bank h.s.b.c. was an early member of the board of directors but both the bank ended c.e.o. came under allegations of tax evasion is why you felt the need as a whole called don't be so and create panamanian company first of all there was no tax advantage of purpose whatsoever to the panamanian company as a matter of fact there was no chance. it was a panamanian nominee and city historians are feeling like you did criticize it purely to get me previously within my own company you do understand how this looks today. do you i understand that it looks puzzling to people and i understand it looks. and and it looks difficult on suggests that going to be other reasons related to times but that we're not. supposed to. one incredible point. this hearing in front of the treasury select committee of the british parliament gave rise to an article in the guardian the daily accuse stuart gulliver of having a secret seven milli

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then clay court specialist the average fare was knocked out by seventeen year old wild card rudolph monaco and subsequently won the biggest match of his career mollica who only turned pro in twenty seventeen with a three said victory over farai who is nineteen and the senior seven five five seven six that. you might think the tour de france is tough but take a look at the translight berry an extreme cycle race and enduring through race a like no other started on tuesday in russia's capital moscow the translight here in extreme is three times longer than the tour de france this is the fourth time the race is taking place with some international cyclists competing in fifteen stages over twenty five days stages or up to one thousand four hundred kilometers long as the race takes in a grueling nine thousand one hundred kilometers in total and it will all finish in vladivostok on the seventeenth of august the cyclists would have crossed five climate zones and seven time zones along the way not to mention the ural mountains as well. major league baseball has entered the second half of the regula

our french president in monaco has been holding talks in a buddha with his nigerian counterpart. among the topics discussed was the fight against boko haram and regional security but also high in mccall's agenda was african culture his first stop was at the iconic nightclub and music venue the shrine it was here that mccaw said the world's image of africa has to change. a warm welcome for a minute i'm a kong. people queued up for a glimpse of him in my courtroom yeah africa. people i'm not sure of all we have the best. music. to the. musical legacy even though. the cards are good for the hour and they weren't disappointed but it's the french president isn't just here on business after the african union summit and the meeting with president hu harry this is the place to which president michel has come it's a new africa shrine a place dedicated to philip could be the king of afrobeat and it's called the kremlin of lagos to this place. calm came here as a student he said at the time he spent here made a lasting impression. paula. and lisa's reminder. that the place. was the. place.

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. ♪ >>> the principality of monaco, a country spanning less than one square mile on the glamorous frenchra, known for its billionaire residents, legendary casino, and one of the biggest races in formula one. one man stands at the helm of this small nation, print albert ii, taking the throne after the 2005 death of his father. it was his mother grace kelly who brought the region modern worldwide fame. >> it's her personality and generosity that charmed people that made them want to come and visit and engage with monaco. >> the former olympic bobsledder invites us to the royal palace where we discuss everything from

that hotel monaco allowed people to move one more block into the tenderloin when it became safer. if you check in as a guest of the hilton hotel, tonight, with 2,000 rooms, and you ask how to get to bourbon and branch, this well renouned bar all over the world, you'll be handed a map, and that map will direct you to go up to geary street, follow along geary street, make a left onnons to completely avoid the subject site because it's a treacherous block. this site has been a blighted area, and it's just simply not safe. it is a beautiful building, this church, but at some point, we have to stop looking at what's there and do something with it. it's never going to be viable without adding housing, and we need housing, and more than anything else, we need public safety for the people that need to get from the lower end the o'farrell street to the northern end of o'farrell street. so i would, again thank you for taking into consideration all the points that have been made. thank you for your service as commissioners. i would urge you to support this project, and i think at this stage

one of the most ethicl prosecutors in the history of te department, basically shared information monacomselves including grand jury information and to put pressure on manafort. >> this has to stop. >> where are the presidential attorneys? why aren't they raising hell ovr this stuff? >> why in the world would anyone who knows this information froma grand jury is being sent through a conduit that runs straight through the heart of the fbi officials to the national left wing media. >> absolutely. manafort's attorneys have asked for a hearing. i actually think the judge will grant it. i think there will be a student for a hearing and put weissmann on the witness stand. remember the ig report about strzok and everybody else laid out cold how the fbi had a poliy of working with the media to lek information and the people in te bureau lied about it to the ig but they had to eventually admit. it's destroying the bureau and want department of justice. they're so interested in protecting the institution that they're willing to overlook. >> when rod rosenstein says he feels like it's extortion whe

the women's three thousand meters assisted with a world record at the diamond league meeting and monaco the twenty seven year old the one in the world were called tom of eight minutes forty four point three two seconds that beat the previous record by more than eight seconds up american courtney ferris was a sixteen seconds be. an olympic a world champion passes the mania and continued her dominance of the women's eight hundred meters the south african one hundred twenty six final in a row setting and its record in monaco sonya has not lost in the distance since two thousand and fifteen. now in princes and the tours are taking place all over the world the english premier league champions manchester city were facing brucia dortmund in the opening game of the international champions a cup in chicago and it was the german side who. in the scoring through penalty when you stepped up to take it to put his team ahead in the twenty eighth minute city's record signing. made his debut following his eighteen million dollar move from leicester city algeria striker failing to score his first goal w

. >> joining me now, cnn's senior national security analyst, lisa monaco, former homeland security and counterterrorism adviser to president obama, who knows a thing or two about security, let's just say that. lisa, thanks so much for being with us. what makes this comment -- >> good morning, john. >> what makes this comment from sarah sanders about the president considering revoking these security clearances, what makes its important? >> well, look, john. i think -- and i heard alison's lead-in, i think it's a pretty sad commentary when the best thing you can say about this is that it's an effort to distract from the president's political problems. really, this is a dangerous, dangerous set of threats that we're hearing coming out of the white house. because, really, what it is, it's a politicization of the security clearance process and an effort to silence critics. when you look at the people that were mentioned coming out of the white house, both from the president and from sarah sanders, from the podium, virtually every one of the people mentioned is a career national security and

called smash the women's three thousand meter steeplechase world record at the dominant meeting in monaco the twenty seven year old won in world record time of eight minutes forty four point three two seconds that beat the previous record by more than eight seconds runner up american court the free chills was sixty seconds i. think and world champion caster semenya continued her dominance of the women's eight hundred meters the south african won her twenty sixth final in a row setting a meet record in monaco smellier has not lost in the distance since twenty five ten . pre-season football tours are taking place all over the world english premier league champions manchester city were facing borussia dortmund in the opening game of the international champions cup in chicago and it was the german side to open the scoring through a penalty mario good to see a stepped up to put his team haven't met so he's a record signing riyad marez made his debut following his eighty million dollars from leicester city. the algerian striker failing to score his first goal with a free kick before half time.

smashed the women's three thousand metres steeplechase world record at the dominant league meet in monaco the twenty twenty seven year old one of world record time eight minutes forty four point three two seconds speeding previous record by more than eight seconds runner up american courtney freer just was sixty. a limbic and world champion caster semenya continued her row of the women's eight hundred meters the south african won her twenty sixth final in a row setting a meet record in monaco so money it has not lost in the distance of twenty fifteen . i knew transparency drive in track and field has resulted in a new policy from now on all details of the athletes facing disciplinary proceedings will be made public the athletics integrity unit has released a list of more than a hundred elite athletes who have been banned or provisionally suspended poll that are worth reports. olympic three thousand metres steeplechase champion and world record holder ruth jibbitz is just one of the big names released as part of the little contiguity units new public disclosure policy the twenty one year o

people who are the middle principles you are the men used to fight with you from monday to tuesday to monaco. how did he shoot to be instead of some money nelson mandela roughly ten of them no mother let me yes listen. i live maybe but sure if you call it home including window on the internet and the way i really became a. part of it find us on facebook and on t w dot com play . to moderate. your watching d.w. news live from russia as well as cop fairy tale comes to an end the host nation crashes out of the tournament often losing to croatia on a penalties agony for russia joy for croatia who now advanced to the semifinals that they'll face england see the defeat of their opponents sweden.

in paris and your man paris on your mind buying in for more than two hundred million dollars from monaco easy's a product of the cliff on say national academy front so he's even known quantity here used to doing it on the world in the world cup so it's elevated his status to go to a whole new level i mean you look at a player so young and already there are comparisons with what he was doing as a seventeen year old in the one nine hundred fifty eight world cup and you the shoot he's going to have plenty more tournament's and and big games ahead of him and i think back to to the world cup in one thousand nine hundred eighteen france when i was another teenager michael owen of england he made a huge impact i'm against argentina looks is always going to take on the world for years to come and although we had a good career injuries meant that he never quite evolved into being the player he was when he was eighteen so i'm not suggesting i'm backpay is going to come into injury problems in the near future but it may just be this is his in france his best ever chan. to have a real go at winning

is owned by monaco but he's on launch of p.s.t. a passenger man. as we talked about before it's a public secret that this deal is going to go through this summer and he's going to be the most expensive player in the world well the french players will have they gave a lot today they'll have six taste to recover in time for that much on the six. girl but it's not just the play is who gave a lot found this will be emotionally draining just. quite a ride several goals twists and that it'll take its toll on the fans to was was very happy to answer my test match up so we're clear i can confine our life around flatland and. certain few nights. i. was. i really want the following the next day next round oh well that was one in which i do know that it was not possible these are. the race is the best we have the best player in the planet ever it was amazing that we were down to one and we scored twice i trained with scott free time so it was amazing i'm going to your will really be right. so then today sunday the second day of the knockout stage starts with

is owned by monaco but he's on launch of p s d. passenger man. as we talked about before it's a public secret that this deal is going to go through the summer and it's going to be the most expensive player in the world well the french players will have gave a lot today to have what six days to recover in time for that match on the sixth of july nice nino girl but it's not just the players who gave a lot found this will be emotionally draining it's quite a ride seven goals first and that it will take its toll on the fans to was was there where we are happy to have so much upset i can't even find an hour and i frowned slightly and for fourteen few nights yes i i i was a who was. i really want to be following the next day next round oh well that was one we tried to do but it was not possible these are. not me she's the best we have the best player on the planet if. it was amazing that we were down to one then the i would score twice i tree would score three times so it was amazing comfort to your home or your duty to. god well stay sunday the second

she's in monaco at the moment walking through the private collection of prince albert. >> that firste was beautiful. >> here's the attractive jay was talking about, patrick mcdreamy. pa d keymrem. dempsey is a huge car and beyond that a race car driver. >> actually in you asked him he'd say he's a race car driving who does a bit of acting on the side. >> they're going on a road trip to the mall. >> sounds like a pretty sweet deal for both of them. >> you know he was in that movie can't buy me love, but you buy love if you buy that. >> yeah, uh-huh. >> there's a lineup of here. >> she's been invited to take part in this demonstration here with patrick dempsey. >> love this car. it's just beautiful. >> that's the gt 40. the 40 because it is 40 inches high. >> what? >> and that's the one that ford built and brought it to the mall and just wiped the floor with all the european teams. >> it's bonnie's turn to hop into a porsche cup car showing her how it's done. >> i love the roar of a stripped downration car. >> so that's not him, like not doing the clutch badly, that's thousand sounds w

is owned by monaco but he's on loan to p.s.g. passenger man. as we talked about before it's a public secret that this deal is going to go through the summer and it's going to be the most expensive player in the world now what we saw today was it was fantastic it was something that we've been longing for for a very very long time someone to come up with a performance someone who's promised something to was and hasn't quite delivered yet. and he did it killian that part it's a way to live an unbelievable performance and we saw the first goal that we pick the ball out of you know ten yards outside his own box and just made this incredible run where he showed everything that he has got in his log and showed great taking the incredible skills. extraordinary balance and then that pace the pace is just you know i'm trying to think back to someone that i can sort of like me into tension pace with the ball it was just accelerating to watch and.

is owned by monaco but he's on loan to p.s.t. a passenger man. as we talked about before it's a public secret that this deal is going to go through this summer and he's going to be the most expensive player in the world now what we saw today was was fantastic it was something that we've been longing for for a very very long time someone to come up with a performance someone who's promised something to was and hasn't quite delivered yet. and he did it killian the pop it's a delivered an unbelievable performance and we saw the first goal that we picked the ball out you know ten yards outside his own box and just made this incredible run where he showed everything that he has got in his log and showed great taking the incredible skills. extraordinary balance and then that pace the pace is just you know what i'm trying to think back to someone that i can sort of like me into intensive pace with the ball it was just accelerating to watch and you know that ended up. in a penalty situation that front garden response was from that but then he went on to

by time for some business news in monaco now in markets not just the e.u. and the us talking about trade you know the topic of trade and tariffs to me also has been getting plenty of time at the brics summit currently underway in south africa speaking at the summit to chinese president xi jinping called on all brics nations to reject you need lateralus and she's also using the summit to further china's own trade agenda in africa. with his opening remarks chinese premier she jean ping cast himself as the voice of global economic order. chitter simming from we should be resolute in rejecting unilateralism and protectionism our promote trade and investment liberalization and facilitation and jointly steer the global economy toward greater openness greater inclusiveness balance growth and win win outcomes for all. it's a statement that could have come from the g seven the group of mostly european and north american economies that generally sets the global economic agenda but these are normal times and that's giving new prominence to brics after all we present f

is owned by monaco but he's on loan to pierce the passenger man. as we talked about before it's a public secret that this deal is going to go through the summer and it's going to be the most expensive player in the world well the french players will have gave a lot today to have one sixth ace to recover in time for that match on the sixth of july nice girl but it's not just the players who gave a lot the found this will be emotionally draining it's quite a ride seven goals first and that it will take its toll on the fans to. the are. very happy to have so much upset i can confine our life around flatland and. fourteen few nights. i. was a while. i really want to be following the next next round oh well that was one we tried to do but it was not possible. to use or. misuse the best we have the best player in the planet every week it was amazing that we were down to one and we scored twice i tree we score three times so it was amazing. you already knew. that so was it today sunday second day of the knockout stage starts with a clash between russia an

four million people now they'll be up against favorites fronts in sunday's decider in moscow and monaco choose had plenty of success in finals down the years just say maureen your gave us his predictions for the game. no i think it is a moment friends having a nice drink in in their rooms or in the bar not celebrating their victory but celebrating the extra time. and celebrating twenty four hours more than them to rest i seeing is very very unfair. i know. the broadcasters are the ones that put the millions on the on the table but by seeing for a world cup final icing both teams should play the semifinal in the same day bring these these in win game one hour or two hours early bring the friends against belgium two hours later it happened during the competition even three matches in one day so why not two matches in one day and give both teams and all the players the same possibilities france is not celebrating at all. the world cup victory but they can celebrate twenty four hours more to rest these moment after six matches is very very important and they can also serve brits three minut

now we saw some sports monaco to look at you know who is the best footballer in the world will be finding out soon enough because the sport's governing body fifa has released a short list of nominees for the best award of brazil's neymar money he didn't even make the top ten if you can believe that christiana rinaldo one the accolades in the past two years will have his former club reigning champions league winners rael madrid now croatia madrid midfielder luke she actually won the golden ball of the world cup best player he's also nominated a few world cup champions are in the mix including rising star killing them buffy and i'm twenty six months the winner will be announced on september twenty fourth in london. and shortlist for the best men's coach award has been released and a handful of them were at the summer's world cup in russia the favorite is the coach of the world cup winners france. made it as well for leading croatia to its first world cup final in russia england's gareth southgate was also named on the shortlist after guiding the national team to a first world cup semifinal

is owned by monaco but he's on loan to p.s.t. a passenger man. as we talked about before it's a public secret that this deal is going to go through the summer and it's going to be the most expensive player in the world now what we saw today was was fantastic it was something that we've been longing for for a very very long time someone to come up with a performance someone who's promised something to was and hasn't quite delivered yet. and he did it killian the papa to deliver an unbelievable performance. we saw the first goal that we pick the ball out of you know ten yards outside his own box and just made this incredible run where he showed everything that he has got in his log and showed great taking the incredible skills. extraordinary balance and then that pace the pace is just like you know what i'm trying to think back to someone that i can sort of like me into intensive pace with the ball it was just accelerating watch and you know that ended up. in a penalty situation that france got and treatment score from that but then he went on to s

platform side national academy in france then went some on a car he's already one of the top with monaco was then was moved to paris and your mom still only nineteen has already won the french league talking twice now of world cup but it's hard to think of too many teenagers if not quite such an impact on the world cup of tea and nine hundred fifty eight was even younger when he was such a central to presume. world cup win in that year and it's it will be interesting to see how he feels in parts of the you know presidential level of attention and fame in the coming days weeks and months and how he transfers to his performances at this world cup so it's the new season as a pitch because songs will be expected over now it will be expected now but he can also win the champions league but his club that's the title of his. desperately want to win all right now thank you very much andy richardson bringing us all the latest on an exciting game there in moscow and look at this the reaction of the crowd there in paris waving their flags jumping up and down. just in central paris just me of the ei

he decided to double down yet again on coal and it does seem that he has a problem with going to monaco he has a problem with germany particularly as they are such a strong economy within the e.u. he doesn't like the e.u. he doesn't like the fact that they have got a very strong trade agreement with so many of the countries that he likes bilateral agreements united states do it one on one and he hasn't been able to get through to the the e.u. over that and that's i think is why he he actually also criticized merkel over immigration as well as that gas pipeline so i think any moment that he can he will he will try to criticize germany we've heard from some people that they believe within germany that he's looking for regime change to in some way get a better trade agreement with the e.u. all right that's our reporter alex forrest whining thanks for being with us mr. well still ahead on the day the curious case of an al qaeda leader osama bin laden's body guard he's been living in germany for some time and today authorities deported him back to his native tunisia but a court ruling issued