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one hundred and eighty eight kilometer route culminated in a difficult final climb in the town of mond and it was along that ascent that belgium's jasper story even who had led for over thirty kilometers was finally caught by spain's all modify like france's giuliana phillipe jumped ahead of story even into second but the spanish rider power to victory with a late burst in the last climb friday was overjoyed with his first ever tour de france stage when. they live i mean this is own real for me we dreamed of this victory worked very hard and finally we made it an incredible day of victory in the tour i can't describe the feeling. the stage wasn't without controversy though team sky rider garron thomas who held on to the yellow jersey for another day brushed off suggestions of renewed protest from firearms over alleged doping in his team b.t.w. . in london the latest edition of the item diamond league saw a blistering performances because u.s. athletes ronnie bake a setting the pace in the men's one hundred meters and that was local success to cherry in the women's long plastic a nuke.

france's foremost sports paper, l'equipe, with a nice big banner proclaiming "champion du monde" and of two of the french goalscorers in that final, kylian mbappe and paul pogba with the line "ensemble a jamais" meaning together forever, an article highlighting how tight their squad has been through this world cup adventure. le figaro has the two stars with another of the goalscorers antoine griezmann and the words "la france entiere entiere" the whole of france celebrates the win. and then a lovely image from 20 minutes, with the arc de triomphe lit up, and also talking about la fete partout, the party atmosphere in paris and throught france. in paris and throught france. dare we say it, there was actually some other sport going on on besides the world cup on sunday. we'll start with some tennis where novak djokovic has won wimbledon for the 4th time after beating big serving south african kevin anderson in straight sets. djokovic, seeded i2th, picked up his first major since the 2016 french open to take his tally to 13 grand slam titles as james burford reports. this is what it mea

coming up on this programme: france champions du monde.in the world cup final. ecstasy in moscow and euphoria on the streets of paris as french fans celebrate their momentous victory. and it's a fourth wimbledon title for novak djokovic after he sees off kevin anderson in the final. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. france are world champions for the second time in their history after beating croatia 4—2 in a breathless 6 goal thriller in moscow. it was the highest scoring final since 1966 and the perfect climax to what has arguably been one of the best world cups of all time. olly foster was at the luzniki stadium for us. it has been an amazing climax to the tournament.

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one hundred and eighty eight kilometer route culminated in a difficult final climb in the town of mond and it was along that ascent of belgium's just pursue even who had led for over thirty kilometers was finally caught by spain's all modify like france's judean phillipe jumped ahead of story even into second but the spanish rider powered to victory with a late burst in the last climb fright was overjoyed with his first ever tour de france stage when. they live i mean this is own real for me we dreamed of this victory worked very hard and finally we made it an incredible day of victory in the tour i can't describe the feeling. the stage wasn't would have controversy though team sky rider gerund thomas who held on to the yellow jersey for another day brushed off suggestions of renewed protest from france over alleged doping in his team b.t.w. . this weekend for a drivers the boss of battle is on home turf and he's looking to stretch it lays out the top of the driver standings and he delighted the locals at saturday's qualifying after securing pole position general stars alongside finnis

organizers have formally blocked for a time champion chris froome from competing in this year's race le monde newspaper reported sunday but he's expected to fight the move the team sky's star was found to have twice the permissible amount of the asthma drunk sal buttah mle and system during last years of well to eyes spiny a which he won a decision on the organizers attempt to prevent the kenyan born briton from taking part is expected to be made by the french national olympic and sports committee next tuesday while returning now to our top story reports are coming in of that german interior minister horse stable for also the leader of the bavarian see as you party has offered his resignation to his party this follows a meeting in which the party leadership discussed whether to accept or reject a deal by chance or on the americal with the e.u. on migration policy as a whole for had reportedly said he was unhappy with the agreement and felt it did not go far enough they hope for a once in germany to turn away some asylum seekers at the country's borders but the chancellor has insisted on europ

is take metro.oi we're to have regular weekend service and extended service on the green line, ony mond tuesday night. >>> melissa, thank you so much. >>> a vote today by the largest metro workers union could create some big problems for you if you're getting around for the all-star game or anywhere around the city, workers for local 689 will be strikin metro ceo says workers who are late will be suspended or fired. and=v%óe union fired back anon said ifis fired or suspended, all 9,000 union members will not show up for work. it's still unclear exactly what will be happening today with the vote, but workers are calling it a strike vote. >>> new this morning out of maryland, four peopl were shot in port washington. prince george's county police tell us that all four people are expected to be okay. no arrests have been made and inotestigators are said what may have led to thathting. >>> we know this morning that a sideline reporter is ecering as a metal railing fell on her. our partner wpot said that that railing actlly grazed her headon and fell her shoulder there are reports of other ra

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france, moving back to this amazing story you discovered in le monde that all of france is talking abouta close aide to president emmanuel macron accused of assaulting a made a processor desperate tester in paris. reporter: he can be seen tackling a young man to the ground and punching him repeatedly before fleeing. the incident occurred during the annual mayday protest and the french capital. the huffington post revealed he was dressed in police right here, -- riot gear. the aid was suspended for two weeks following the incident. some are calling him -- calling for him to be sacked or sent to prison. annette: boris johnson gave his resignation speech yesterday after stepping down as foreign secretary. reporter: it is on the front page. the headline reads, "boris knife."the he criticized theresa may's private strategy, accusing her of dithering over what to and leaving the u.k. and the state of economic vassalage. beset it is not late to save brexit and called for a strong independent -- annette: british papers are not convinced. reporter: let's look at the front page of the national. co

it was the wind, hot temperatures and humidity that contributed to the fire, tripling in sis since monde ini. it jumped the sacramento river and reaching the reading area, that's the big concern right now. reading is the largest city in this region, with about 92,000 people. as far as the size of this fire, it is more than 28,000 acres and only at 6% containment. bun bulldozer operator on the fire lines has been killed as a result of the fire, firefighters as well, civilians taken to hospitals for injuries, as well as dozens of homes destroyed, structures are threatened and thousands of residents are being forced to evacuate this area as e we'll continue to follow the story and have another update for you at the top of the hour. we're live in corte madeira, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> people are using social media to share photos and video, we're tracking all of it being posted. you can just look at the size of the flames out there, there's red-orange glow in the air. send us photos to ic@nbcbayarea.com. coverage continues all morning long on "today in the bay," new details e

reporter: le monde broke the story yesterday and today the major french papers are talking about it.ion was filmed beating of protesters during a mayday protest. "beware the guerrilla." is a reference to a popular fresh song. in french, carillo is also slang for bodyguard. liberation is causing this a major blunder, one that could damage macron's credibility. the scandal to be the president's first major political test. emmanuel macron has been accused of trying to hush up the incident despite promising to be an exemplary president. host: it's sparked a wave of panic at the french presidential palace. reporter: indeed. they slammed the way he has dealt with the whole affair. is this what crisis to mitigation looks like or is his committee case in crisis? the president of burying his head in the sand. it will not work this one, warns the online news website. host: con to the u.s. papers are responding to donald trump's position to invite vladimir putin to visit the u.s. later this year. reporter: the leaders held a summit and finland on monday, a summit that sparked a wave of angry re

. >>> final preparations taking care of down inri mond.skins first practice in row ning camp, 9:45 tom morning. also the first chance for fs to see new quarterback alec smith up close in person. smith's 14th se on, his third team in his career. his head coach n worried about the chemistry with his new teammates. >> en'ortless. do go out of his way to try to do that. people gravitate towards hill. he's a natural leader. and we'll see. i don't think that's ever going to be an issue with him and never has y en. just a b work he's put in the nfl and what people have 'vid about him is all true as far as whate seen so r. >> world team tennis tonight.pl the 14th raners in the world venus williams plays for ane washington cases against diego. this one goes the distance. venus in a super tiebreaker delivers the wier. castles win it, now 6-2 and one match out of first place. and d.c. united losing tonight 1-nil. 1-nil. >> good to welcome guys! hi! you are gonna love the neighborhood! it's totally wired for fios. is that a good thing? good? fiber-opt

those stories and more for mond july 9th. >> we bid you good evening, everybody. stocks rallied to start this week. the mood was upbeat, it was enough toll ph the dow back into positive territory for a year, thanks to a moveigher in ba stocks, which had their best days since late particular, and in turn, that helped to divert attmtion away f fears of a globe a.m. trade war, at least for today. here arehe final numbers, the dow industrials up 32 points. the nasdaq added 67ed the s&p ga4. more now on today's sharp move higher. tart to the ong week, with the dow rising more than 300 points. for weeks, stocksave been on edge over rallies of a global trade war. there was no escalation of the trade war receipt kick, and that may be enough for the trade war rally. china renewed its pledge to reopen the markets more. >> cyclical stocks like industrials and technology all rose while the banks had their biggest stay in several months. the prospects foretter earnings. remember, jpmorgan will kick off the second quarter season earnings fday. another positive catalyst was frid

i thgk clearly look at his finance guy relates to tracking the mond whether any of that money leads to russia. >> and i wanted tooulso ask about this week's senate hearing where secretary of statemike pompeo said that president trump has taken tough actions agast russia. what is your assessment of that statement? >> i thought that mike pompeo's testimony really presented a disconnect. he on one hand talked about u.s. polic being against russia, being for to, for our allies. basically reflecting i think more traditional positions in terms of the united states.e but at ame time, you have a president who basically speaks against thory positions. he talks ands critici nato. he criticizes our allies. when he stood up with putin, he said he trusts the russia more than he trusts our own intelligence agencies with regards to election interference. so there's a very great disconnect here and it creates a cot ofnfusion not only for our allies in the world, but also for ourselous. >> andtouch on a point i wanted to ask you about which is when he doubted his own intelligence community's conclusion

the french newspaper le monde has reported that the organisers of the tour de france have blocked britain's the outcome of an investigation into a drugs test, which found twice the permitted level of an asthma drug in his system. a decision on the attempt to prevent the four—time—winner from participating is expected to be made on tuesday, but team sky said: "we are confident that chris will be riding the tour as we know he has done nothing wrong". the austrian grand prix gers under way in about half an hour's time with valterri bottas on pole for the first time this season. bottas set a new track record to finish just ahead of his mercedes team—mate, world championship leader lewis hamilton and ferrari's sebastian vettel, to secure his place at the front of the grid. english golfer bronte law is in fifth place, going into the final round of the women's pga championship in illinois. she picked up three shots to move to five—under—par — but she's still six behind the leader, ryu so—yeon, of south korea, so law will need something special if she's to take her first major title. that's all the

well, chris froome has even written a message into dave‘s le monde newspaper, reiterating that he hast he could be in for a rough ride. at previous tours, froome has been abused, is that it, and even had your in thrown at him. he says he is not worried about his 50. despite recent controversies and criticism, they have never done anything wrong. i am absolutely 10096 confident that we did everything by the books, absolutely the right way. it is professional sport. we want to be able to win nonetheless. scene of the used medication to enhance performance? absolutely not. totally refute that. a fifth tour de france title would equal the all—time record, set in 1964, but he will have to overcome the fans as well as his rivals. andy swift, bbc news. ferrari‘s sebastian vettel got the better of lewis hamilton in his mercedes in second practice at the british grand prix as hamilton struggled for pace at silverstone. if hamilton wins on sunday it would be a record sixth victory there and would take him ahead of vettel in the drivers‘ championship as nick parrott reports: this is the place wh

criticism of his summit in helsinki with putin earlier this week earlier trump rejected moscow's to mond to question u.s. citizens in return for access to twelve russians indicted on charges of electoral interference u.s. director of national intelligence stand coats learned about the invitation to putin during a question and answer session say we have some breaking news the white house has announced on twitter that vladimir putin is coming to the white house in the fall. again i. am not here yeah. ok i am. that's going to be special i critics are condemning israel's new nation state law saying that it threatens the future of peace with the palestinians on thursday the knesset passed a bill defining israel as the homeland of the jewish people prime minister benjamin netanyahu praised it as a defining moment for zionism at least eleven people died when a tourist boat capsized and sank in the u.s. state of missouri thirty one people were on board with the amphibious vehicle overturned. and those are the headlines now as iraq it's the stream. the former bishop of hong kong says the pope is

. >> great it a eat mond, gr >>> good morning. holiday hea wave.y 60 million americans under warnings and advisories d ahf july 4th. temperatures soaring into the triple digits. some reaching record highs. w how longl it last? dylan has our forecast. >>> unthinkable crime. >> pure evil in my mind. >> what we're learning about the suspect who went on a stabbing spree at a child's birthday party. we have the details. >> speaking out, the woman stalked by the annapolis gunman emotional in an exclusive interview. >> i would be afraid that he

mond 's rain chance creepin up, more likely for a thunderstorm coming up on tueseey.e'll you posted on that. the forecast, highs in the 90s for the weekend. melissa, good morning to you. >> good morning. looking at 66, a live look at lead highway. out of town, westbound 50, the ramp to 201. that disabled vehicle has not cleared. out to connecticut avenue, that's gone,. as well to the beltway, just fine this morning. 20 southbound, hring about a new problem southbound at montrose road. maybe a disabled vehicle is causing a slowdown. >> thank you. >>> it's summertime and air conditioners across our region are humming nonstop. it can drive up that bill. how to >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> parents often haven to w their teenagers not to text or use the cell phones while driving. a new study shows many adults the same of doi thing. we see it on the roads all the time. researchers at chiliten's ho philadelphia conducted an online survey. half the parents admitted the sing the cell phones with t kids in the backseat. ne-third says they read text messages or used th

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the uk gardian saying nothing short of treasonous and frances "le monde" saying "trump is putin's bestlly." joining us now, nic robertson. there is agreement around the world on the front page this is morning. >> there is also the resounding sound of silence coming from the european leaders. normally you would expect that president trump stood up to president putin and said don't attack our elections. you would have expected them to applaud president trump. you would have been defending u.s. democracy and defending european democracy. there was silence because president trump didn't do that. that is causing consternation amongst european allies. they have further insights into what president trump is thinking, president putin is thinking, rather, from his interview with fox's chris wallace after the press conference that so astounded people yesterday on the fundamental issue of was russia -- did it have an interest in president trump, this is how putin responded to that. >>. >> translator: we don't have anything on them and there can't be anything on them. i don't want to insult presid

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. >> mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader over the weekend suggested that perhaps okay mond kethledge might have a easier path to nomination. do you believe that to be the case? >> any of the nominees t s the president has been considering is confirmable in the senate. the president made this a very, very important issue in the presidential election. more than any other presidential candidate, one of the major factors that got him elected and got the senate in the gop majority. i think the path to confirmation for any of these final four is not a problem. >> he absolutely did make this central to the election and you were helpful in that path. it was huge lly effective, he w asked about the supreme court in the debate hosted from chris wallace from fox news. let me replay that right now. we don't have it. let me -- i'll read you, chris wallace asked, do you want to see the court overturn roe versus wade? the president said well, if we put another two or three justices on that really what's going to be -- that will happen and that will happen automatically in my opinion. here's the key

mond, about a 30% chance for some showers and thunderstorms and more storms are possie on tuesday withrly wednesday. >> guess we better make theost of that extra 90 seconds. >> now i'm getting worried. it's going to be dark at 4:00 any day now. >> i know, right? >>> coming up, a small country th a huge upset. the world cup final is set. dave's up next with sports. first, though, here is lester holt wita lookt what's ahead on "nbc nightly news." >>> door eastbound and wendy, ahead for us tonight, president trump delivers a stern lecture to our nato allies and lernches al attack on germany. we'll have reaction. >>> wiplus, th excitement as the world cup match-up is s. weet'l >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >>> all right. so now we have it. >> well, but i'm not going to give y the final result yet but i'll give you a hint. i got invited to at party the british embassy. i'm known at a few parties around thisat town. what happened this afternoon. all my fault. the last time anyone was in afi sel of the world cup, facebook, where we now watch baseball games, wasn't invented and the coun

then we went to the board of directors, le monde you would like to have a position? they chose to. >> several put their names forward, again. >> yeah, then we went to the state organization. .hey put forth i think 32 names >> there were a lot. >> there were a lot, and they put in their nominations. for the very first time it was stakeholders in the organization whose voices were part of the process. who had never had a voice before. they had never been on the board before. it was only 12 or 13 years that a former miss america was on the board and it was only because of a group went he for the current board and said how important it might be to have a former miss america on the board and it eventually happened. i am wrong, but i think the entire board is female now? >> no. >> then, the premise of the question is wrong -- but a predominately female board. how does it make a difference in the day today operations of the whole program. >> for the day-to-day operations we have mail and female on the board and on the stuff. i'm glad whoever asked that question asked at bec

this photo captures one 11-mond faun sweetly thanking the sergeant who saved it.e stories about people showing up for work even though they lost everything. thank you to all who are fighting that fire. thanks for inviting us into her home today. first be 27, fair, balanced and unafraid, my buddy bill hammer guest hosting for martha. >> good evening to you. any moment now we will take it on to florida. president trump is going to be on that stage in tampa for a make america great again rally to drum up support for the bass and drum up support for ron desantis. he wants to be the next governor in florida. all of this with an eye on the midterm election looming 98 days from now. good evening everybody, i'm bill hammer in tonight for my colleague martha maccallum. tonight is all part of the strategy to hit the trail at a backbreaking pace in the run-up for what will likely be a referendum on the presidency. as the president faces that test,

the world demi monde abortion was easy everybody doing business with everyone according to brett's famous motto first comes a full stomach then comes ethics a society on the brink directs you a can lang tells the story with a new sense of urgency the parallels to germany today are striking. needs. brecht couldn't prevent the things he predicted about national socialism. and today although we see some connections between capitalism and fascism we are powerless to do anything about it and that makes me sad so you can dismiss. his bio pic musical and theater adaptation in one statically lang spans a wide are unusual but very much in the spirit of told correct it is perhaps over a long and somewhat complicated lang tells the story of brecht's attempts to bring his opera to the big screen which failed due to disputes with the producers. and this. is accepted as free zoners most of the words spoken by brackets are taken from letters he wrote at the time putting the convoluted subplot aside there is of course plenty of song and dance together with the often opulent pictures and a truly star cast

mond >> that's going to be the name of my memoir for the trp administration, "of course we don't know what the president will do." >> woodruff: we'll reember that. another personnel move this week. this one is on the way out, ezra, scott pruitt, the head of the environmental protection agency, a lot of news stories about him over the last year ora so abolleged ethical lapses, some of them have been born out, others are still being investigated. does this tell us something about the oesident hangi to him so far, or is it he's done and we move on to the next chapter? >> i think, if we just let this be a move on, we will have made g mistake. yes, this tell us a lot about president trump, about their management style. scott pruitt's level of 'orruption was a magnificent thing, somethinge almost never seen. the thini thi it showed about the trump administration, i think we've seen this in othe placo, is they've become so used to outrage, they hahve thise idea about triggering the libs, doing things their opponents don't like, and there isuch deepribalism that it begins to destroy their own

the fact that you didn't sack the bodyguard was only last week and two days after le monde newspaperd. the second thing that strikes me is that of course he's been trying to create this image that the presidency is beyond reproach. he can hardly argue that they are spotless when the palace refused to issue sanctions against the man and then of course protected him from judicial oversight. quite damaging for the president. the british governments quandary over what to do with the two british jihadists known as the beatles has sparked quite a debate this week. the decision to send them to the united states to face justice was widely criticised. a report out today says the solution, is to update the uk's ancient treason laws, which date to the 14th century, so they in future cover threats to british society as a whole. the reports authors, who include tom tugendhat, the conservative chairman of the foreign affairs committee argue that citizens who betray their country, through acts of terrorism, should be dealt with as traitors. the penalty would carry a life sentence. they point to the

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on mond >>> we want to get straight to your news. a lot going on.am from a flooded cave in thailand. bill neely is there with the latest. hey, bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. from the entrancee to the c complex, as you say, if the risks to the boys weren't clear enough, they were underlined overnight by the death of a tough navy diver. he waser delg oxygen tanks to the cave complex when he ran out ofim oxygenlf and collapsed. he couldn't be revived. he was highly trained and highly experienced. if it can happe to him, what about those boys? meanwhile the threat to the b is growing and it is coming from the very people who are here to help them. because there are now so many divers and volunteers in the cave complex, that oxygen is actually running out. anhr there is at to the boys' cave. so they've brought in mil of cables to increase the air supply. american divers are now in the thick of things. part of a team of 30, part of this global rese effort. and commanders are becoming increasingly convinced ty nee to take the risk of

the effective way to reduce this fuel cost nationally and individually is to beat the opec mond monopoly with competition at the pump. americans should be able to fill up with homegrown biofuels and we should continue to push for electric vehicles and lower operating costs for our consumers. members of this committee have been instrumental in increasing fuel economy standards but now the administration is trying to reverse that progress. reduce consumption of oil in the united states by 2.4 million barrels per day is where we were on track for 2030, saving consumers in the united states 130 $billion billion, but implementing these policies and reducing oil consumption, we have learned also has been creating jobs. it credited for more than 288,000 automobile manufacturing jobs and 1,200 jobs across the united states. so, these alternatives are showing that we can produce pressure to -- as an alternative to gasoline supplies and we need to keep moving forward. unfortunately, as i said, the trump administration seems to be adhering to trying to tear down these alternatives. i also today wan