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right ok jason fascinating we've got one more game coming up shortly to mr mark quickly to get your thoughts on that before the second half starts up the road. per room against denmark yeah denmark bring you know i think. different profile. but same level. obviously approves a south american. team we had some south american characteristics more creativity more creation more freedom even more beauty. than mark i would say a world class player on on ericsson. but then. average every once more everybody expects the key man to make sings happen which sometimes yes sometimes no for example in the playoffs against ireland eriksson was was the command that changed everything for them but with different profiles of teams i think we can have. a very even match between denmark and show i can look important already ok josie thank you so much so much also to see you at full time thank you. and you're watching our special coverage of the world cup we appreciate you company as always we're going to say goodbye. i think on going to be back at full time see it. in the. congo the kids same compensate all boi

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now in an interview on itv, mr. mark. expressed his gratitude >> i can't think of a better replacement than someone like prince charles. he looked veryandsome, and my ughter looked beautiful with him. i was jealous. i wish it had be me. but thank god he was there, and thank him for that. nicholas: mr. markle said meghan had wept when he told her he andldn't attend the wedding wept as he watched the service on television in california. he spoke about the moment harry phoned him to ask for permission to marry his daughter. thomas: harry got on the phone with meghan. they called me together, and harry asks for her hand over the phone, and i said, "you are a gentleman. promise me you will never raise your hand against myghter, and of course i give you my permission." nicholas: they apparently talked about american politics and president trump. thomas: our conversation was i walicomplaining i didn' donald trump. he said, "give donald trump a chance." i sort of disagreed with that, but i still like har. that was his politics, i

there is no need to know anything about the so-called european scene you know that's probably is a mr markr smith thought to give you something on the lead but as yours around it forces you to accept something else you know it when you're not call friends is too small for him is a citizen of the world. a big fan of globalism it's a big mistake and it's a very old fish and i didn't really time where it was in the united states in italia in slovenia in austria to influence now shown and the sure knowledge that id is back. than twenty four hours to go till the first playoffs of the fifa world cup in russia sixteen teams have been sent packing in the group stage meaning another sixteen remain in the race to be crowned champions in the first games on saturday heavyweights argentina and france clash in cars and and then it's portugal in europe why inside the losers of each match will be out of the tournament. the winners through to the quarter finals. when portugal play impressive view of why eyes are on the cristiana rinaldo the world's best player he seemed upbeat in training ahead of the deci

is no need to know anything about the so-called european and steve you know that's probably is a mr markor smith owed to give you something or lead but as yours around it forces you to accept something else you know it when you're not call friends is too small for him is a citizen of the world. a big fan of globalism and it's a big mistake and it's a very old fish and nagin has a really time where it was shia in the united states italia in slovenia in austria and would influence if you know now shown and the sure knowledge that id is back and it's down to the last sixteen end of world cup will bring you or our update on the tournament after this short break to stay with us. well we just don't. get to shape our. attitude. and in detroit it was betrayed. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back now let's talk football the group stage of the world cup is now over only sixteen teams remain in the race to be crowned champions now the first knockout games will be played on saturday argentina and strongs that clash in but it's portugal versus y

there was no need to know anything about the so-called european scene you know that's probably isn't mr mark for smith so i'd. give you something i will never vote as he was around it forces you to accept something as you know it when you're not call friends is too small for him is a citizen of the world he is a. big fan of globalism it's a big mistake and it's a very old fish and i didn't really time where it was shia in the united states italia and slovenia in australia should influence sort of you know now shown a national id is back this is r.t. international it's down to the last sixteen in the world cup we've got all the details just about. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside i. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch put the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each kill the narrowness and spending two hundred twenty million and one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy a great one more chance for. the base this mi

it, the detective spoke with legal counsel for the capital gazette, several members of the staff, mr markl, so the news media was scheduled to be on a conference call, he did not call in. on the conference call it was discussed that the capital gazette to did not wish to pursue criminal charges. there was a fear that doing so would exacerbate an already favourable situation. —— flammable. president trump has been giving his thoughts on the incident — this is what he had to say a short time ago: this attack shocked the conscience of our nation and filled our hearts with grief. journalists like all americans should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing theirjob. earlier our correspondent nada tawfik, gave us this update from annapolis. here, this paper really has today beena mix here, this paper really has today been a mix of some of the first—rate reporting from the reporters who found themselves the centre of this story and also attributes to their colleagues. you'll see on this opinion page they have left it absolutely blank today to pay tribute to them. now, ray

provide a platform for either donald trump or kim jong—un mrmark for either donald trump or kim jong—un mr markde what is the right thing to do andi decide what is the right thing to do and i believe the majority of singaporeans believe that this is the right thing to do. thank you so much for making time for us this week. ‘s it is a hot day, as eve ryo ne week. ‘s it is a hot day, as everyone here can see. we have another guestjoining us everyone here can see. we have another guest joining us now. patrick mceachern is a council on foreign relations international affairs fellow in residence at the wilson centre. he has held a number of senior us government posts injapan and south korea. hejoins me now from washington. presumably it is a lot cooler there in washington. it is interesting because your background is really looking into security as well. really around some of the concerns about cyber hacking and other issues that north korea has been involved in over the last few years. you said that kim jong—un has in over the last few years. you said that kimjong—un has had a variety of roles, a l

there is no need to know anything about the so-called european scene you know that's probably isn't mr markor smith owed it give you something or lead but our viewers around it forces you to accept something else you know when you're not call friends is too small for him is a citizen of the world. a big fan of globalism it's a big mistake and it's a very old fish and i didn't really time where it was shia in the united states italia and slovenia in austria and should influence national and national id is back when i was down to the last sixteen of the world cup we're going to update on the tournament after this short break. pretty brags that it was all about the british my to bring back five hundred factories we're going to export our way back into a g.d.p. rocket ship and take on the world cool britannia go britannia well it turns out they're all going to be picking fruit out there in kemah berry shire. thank. you welcome back well now let's talk football shall we the world cup has already reached is halfway mark sixteen teams have been sent packing at the end of the group stages meaning t

always no need to know anything about the so called you are to an unseen you know that's probably is a mr markfor smith so i'd. give you something on the lead but as he was around it forces you to accept something else in your ear when you're not call friends is too small for him is a citizen of the world he is a. big fan of globalism it's a big mistake and it's a very old fish an idea i disagree with time where in russia in the united states in italia in slovenia in austria in food influence if you know now shown and the sure knowledge that id is back. into the forty action we go with the group stage of the world cup officially over only sixteen teams remain in the race to be crowned as world cup champions the first knockout games will be played on saturday argentina and france crash in and i miss portugal versus europe why in softly. and the losers of each match will be out of the tournament the windows through to the quarter final. now some teams on their fans have of course already packed their bags but not before capturing their experience of the tournament in photos and videos from all a

there is no need to know anything about the so-called european on scene you know that's probably is a mr markr smith owed to give you something or lead but our viewers around it forces you to accept something else in your ear when you're not call friends is too small for him is a citizen of the world. a big fan of globalism it's a big mistake and it's a very old fish and i didn't. mean with time where it was shia in the united states in italia in slovenia in austria in sweden france now shown a national id is back when i was down to the last sixteen of the world cup for updates on the tournament after this short break to stay with us. you know world of big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. remember three brags that it was all about the british my to bring ba

germany that's exactly the crux of this matter so it will be very interesting to see whether either mr mark karr or mrs merkel today will be drawn in their news conference that will come in in a few hours time on what this news agency reuters appears to be suggesting and in the meantime a medical yesterday on monday negotiated a compromise with her allies domestically the reaction to that. well the point here is it's all sort of in meshed in this whole idea of what's going to happen in brussels and what is the end game as it were that angle america has in mind because there was this theory that the c.s.u. was in some ways holding angle americans feet to the fire trying to get concessions from or they did get one concession this idea that people who claim asylum in germany but who have some sort of travel ban attached to their names what other countries will they won't be allowed in the way it's been reported here is that it's almost like the two parties of the of the conservative right of drawn breath favors that at the edge of a precipice looked over and for what we don't want to fall off

mr. speaker, yesterday marked one year since the attack on the finsbury park mosque. it was a truly cowardly attack that was intended to divide us, but we will not let this happen. we have been joined today by the iman of the mosque mohammed mahmoud and i'm sure members across the house will join me in paying tribute to his extraordinary bravery and dignity. >> here, here. >> mr. speaker, friday is the 70th anniversary of the arrival of the mv empire wind brush at tilbury. it's right we recognize and honor the enormous contribution of the windrush generation and their descendants. that is why -- that is why we have announced an annual windrush day which will keep alive their legacy for future generations and ensure we all celebrate the diversity of britain's history. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house. iship have further meetings today. >> dr. allen whooid whitehead. >> can i address the finsbury mosque terrorist attack. we should remember that that's one year on in the way that we are

set to meet in just moments as mike was saying but before that we have in a fox business exclusive mr. mark meadows. he is chairman of the house freedom caucus. great to have you here, congressman. >> great to be with you, thanks so much. david: i got to ask, what were you and paul ryan talking about there? melissa: we want to know? >> obviously i was passionately advocating on the house floor is the way that i like to put it, certainly what we've got, we're getting down to the final hours. we've been working with some of our more moderate colleagues. there were some things that were supposed to be in the bill that actually, when finished reading actual text, either was not working the way that i believed that they should, or, they weren't in there at all. that was a big surprise. that came literally in a whip briefing at the 11th hour yesterday afternoon. david: what's interesting, i mentioned that your measure failed to pass but, you did get 193 votes. chad pergram is one of the best whips we have at fox news. i am sure you know our producer. >> he is good. david: he only expected 160 vot

several members of the "capital gazette" staff, mr. mark hart who's had comments was scheduled to be in on the conference call. he did not call in. on that conference call, it was discussed that the "capital gazette" did not wish to pursue criminal charges. there was a fear that doing so would exasperate an already flammable situation. lieutenant fraser will after appropriate redaction be sending you the police report on that incident. we'll be able to do that in the next couple hours. bear with us as we do that. we're trying to do it right. we only get one shot at doing this right and with that i'll take a couple questions. >> regardless of how -- >> -- and what might have changed between may of 2013 and now to spark this? >> so i think that they are trying to put all those puzzle pieces together. all of you are good investigative reporters. you have looked at the social media platforms. there's clearly a history there. i will tell you that we were not aware of that history until last night. should we have been in a perfect world, sure, we

mr. speaker. can i associate myself with the marks of the prime minister and -- a year ago since the park? mr. speaker, many of us in this house will be aware of the deeply distressing audio images of children separate from the parents in youth detention centers. infants as young as 18 months are being caged like animals. babies of eight months are being left isolated in rooms. and last but the former head of u.s. immigration and customs enforcement said he expects hundreds of these children never to be reunited with their parents. lost in the system, orphans by the u.s. government. is the prime minister still intending to roll out the red carpet for donald trump? >> can't i first of all say to the right of a gem i'm pleased to see him in the chamber to ask questions. but on the very important issue that he raised, what we've seen in the united states, the pictures of children being held in what appeared to be cages are deeply disturbing. it is wrong. it is not something we agree with. it is not the united kingdoms approach. indeed, when i was home secretary i ended the routine. we have a long

mr lee and then mark are both looking to join france in the tournaments knockout stage while peru hope they won't head home without a when later in the day group d. wraps up with iceland meeting croatia and nigeria taking on argentina croatia lead the group and they're already through but any of the other three teams could claim the group's other slot in the final sixteen and you can find much more on the web site the address for that is al-jazeera dot com. this is all just zero these are the top stories the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees is warning it's weeks away from cutting emergency assistance because of critically low funding agency says it struggled since the u.s. cut contributions earlier this year more than five million refugees rely on the agency for education food and health services. our current shortfall remains now in excess of two hundred fifty million us dollars and we still have a very big task ahead at this point we do not i repeat we do not have the income to ensure that the schools will open on time in august and in the absence of significant new funding we wi

mr. speaker, tomorrow marks one year from the grenfell tower fire. i know that members from all sides of this house will join me in saying this unimaginable tragedy remains at the forefront of our minds. on monday, i had the privilege to attend the very moving vigil in memory of those we lost that night. i was honored to take part with local members of the community. let me again reassure the house that we are doing everything we can to see that this survivors -- the survivors of grenfell get the homes and support they need and the truth and justice that they deserve. mr. speaker, i would also like to take this opportunity to wish the england's men's football team in -- success in the upcoming world cup. this morning i had meetings in addition to the duties. >> i am sure the house will want to join the prime minister in her comments about the tragedy 12 months ago. my constituents will want me to echo her wishes to the england football team. can i ask the prime minister, last year, the top five cooperatives in our country, paid more than four times t

mr. bush marked the occasion at his suer home in kennebunkport, maine.was released from a hospital just eight days ago, a bout with low blood pressure. still to come on thenaewshour: fulllysis of the trump-kim meeting from u.s. senators and former state department officis. the end of aids-- russia's struggle to stop the virus from spreading. med a merger between at&t and arner gets the green light-- what a judge's ruling means for other business deals >> woodruff: as we reported, lawmakers from both sides of the aisle raised concerns about what came out of president trump's meeting with the leader of north korea. this evening, i spoke with two key members of the senate foreign relations committee and i started by asking republican senator james risch if we can take seriously the statements made at the summit. >> i think it's too early to say that. but everything that's happened so far is very positive. it's going in the right direction. 120 days ago we were headed down a very, very different path. and this president needs to be given credit for how he's

mr. frank fields. >> the senate agriculture e marked u the 2018 farm bill today. the bill sets agriculture and federal food policy for the next five years. committee members reviewed the measure secon by section making changes. you can watch that tonight at 9:00 eastern here on c-span 2. and tomorrow democratic and republican members of congress face off in the 57th annual congressional baseball game for charity. the game will be played at nationals park, and live coverage begins at 7:00 p. eastern on our companion network c-span 3. >> c-span'shington journal liveryve eay with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, michigan republican congressman fred upton discusses combatting the opioi epidemic. and then north carolina democratic congressman david price will join us to talk about the state of the affordable care act. and american foundation for suicide prevention, vice president john mattigan will discuss rising suicide in the u.s. be sure to watch an's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning.

mr. president, i rise today to mark an important milestone for our friend, senator mitch mcconnell, who has now become the longest-serving republican leader, surpassin bob dole from kansas. i was told by somebody in the press yesterday that senator mcconnell has done it the old-fashioned way. he earne it. he earned thise as our leader a the respect certainly that goes along with it. he served as minority leader beginning in 2007, and i had the honor of presenting him with a copy of his maiden speech as the republican leader back then. that was at the beginning of the 110th congress, and he has severned e served as ther mority leader or minority leader ever since. what an historic tenure his has been and what a privilege it has been for me to serve alongside him since i came to the senate in 2003. especially in my role as whip i have had the too under the to work with the leader on a daily basis. it has been a highlight of my senate career. senator mcconnell is trusted. we all know he's wp-smart. hes an impressive strategist. he understands the senate better than anybody else here. and time

emily: are you going to demand that mark zuckerberg come back? mr.n: first of all we are going to follow up on our demand that he answer the questions we have submitted. for the record, there are some 3000 questions that came from congress to facebook, so i realize they have got to sort through all that and give us a honest and full disclosure and communication back. but clearly, with each one of these revelations, it starts a whole other cycle of what did you know and when did you know it, and did you know it in time to have disclosed it, but didn't. that's not good for facebook. and facebook is a great american company. it's a great innovator. it is like these other companies are. but they have gotten to a place where they are under intense scrutiny now, and they have to get it right, and they have to be fully transparent and improve their communications and their disclosures. that's how you maintain trust. emily: so facebook's spokesperson said the relationships didn't need to be disclosed because they were already public and announced by huawei a

mr. speaker. friday marked six months since the tax reform bill was signed into law. since that time, we have seen increased paychecks, greater investment across the country and new job opportunities also all across the country. my colleagues and i on the house ways and means committee spent years talking about how best to overhaul our tax code. our goal was always the same, to get this economy -- get our economy booming again. and washington state, where i'm from, we're already seeing this boom and the positive impacts of tax reform. employee bonuses, savings on utilities, increased wages, and 401-k matches. like the young woman in seattle, for example, was able to afford a new car thanks to some extra money in her paycheck each month or the mother from woodenville, washington, who's been helping her son and daughter-in-law, grandchild make ends meet while they were living paycheck to paycheck. with tax reform, her son is now taking home more money which makes them supplying for their family much easier. tax reform is not only results in more take-home pay but it's m

mr. speaker, monday marked the last day of school for students at the devois middle school. it was the last day probably like none others. in addition to celebrating the long-awaiting summer vacation, they finished off their school year with a special visit from silicon valley. representatives from google traveled to clearfield, pennsylvania, to deliver a road show, a computer science presentation. google specifically developed this event for fourth through eighth graders. two google employees delivered the hour-long presentation which focused on teaching students both problem solving and technical coding skills through a series of interactive activities. they encouraged kids to develop an interest in computer science education by giving real-life examples of how coding and stem education can lead to educational opportunities and exciting careers. . it was clear the students enjoyed it. students the skills everywhere need to be exposed to at a young age to get them interested in stem fields. america needs the next generation of computer scientists ready for any opportunities

mr. speaker, yesterday marked one year since the attack on the park mosque.s a cowardly attack that was intended to divide us but we will not let this happen. we've been joined today by the amount of the mosque and i'm sure members from across the house will join me in

mr. speaker, tomorrow marks one year from the grenfell tower fire.at members from all sides of this house will join me in saying this unimaginable tragedy remains at the forefront of our minds. on monday, i had the privilege to attend the very moving vigil in memory of those we lost that night. i was honored to take part with

mr. win's name. markn's district it was predictable that weinstein's camp would intact it -- attacked the integrity of the women and of the legal system. the deputy who has been criticized for his actions during the shooting at a florida high school says he's haunted by what happened. nbc's "theson told today show" "those were my kids in their." unfolded so fast on the afternoon of february 14 that there was no time to intervene. the shooter was inside marjorie stoneman douglas high for six minutes. peterson resigned eight days after the shooting when surveillance video showed him standing outside the building. 17 people were killed. education secretary betsy devos says the federal commin on school safety set up after the shooting will not be looking at the role of guns in school violence. she told a congressional hearing today that it's not part of the commission's. today, she is chairing the panel president trump created inlowing that shooting parkland, florida. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. a r

mr. speaker, yesterday, marked widely -- one year since the attack on the mosque.ardly attack intended to divide us, but we will not let this happen. we have been joined by the imam at the mosque, and i am sure members from across the house will join me in paying tribute to his extraordinary bravery. >> hear, hear. pm. may: mr. speaker, friday is a second anniversary of the of the wind rushed. it is right we recognize and honor the enormous contribution of the wind rush generation. that is why we have announced an annual wind rush day, which will keep an i on the legacy for future generations, and make sure we all celebrate the diversity of reasons history. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> dr.alan whitehead. >> i can concur with the prime minister in her remarks concerning the terrorist attack on the finsbury mosque. it is right that we should remember that when you're on, and the weather we are in riyadh could i ask the pri

mr. chairman. appreciate your marks. however the $1.5 trillion deficit, actually almost a 5 trillion-dollar proposal all told, the percentage of that is represented by this proposal and is minuscule and on the other hand we have 64000 military spouses who are losing up to $15000 a year in survivor benefits because of this penalty which, once again does not apply to any other federal benefits program. i still believe this is an important thing we can do the spouses of our fallen warriors and i urge its adoption. >> all those in favor say i all those opposed no. the no's have it. the gentleman requested a recorded vote. we were postponed not until finishing debate on this batch of amendment. with that said are there additional amendments? ms. lee has amendment at the desk. this is amendment number 16 i miss lee of california. the clerk will designate. >> gentle lady from california is recognized for three minutes in support of her amendment. cha>>haman. this is a very straightforward amendment. i hope we are able to agree

mr. trump says marked a, quote, bold step toward a bright new future. >> today's the beginning of an arduous process. our eyes are wide open. but peace is always worth the effort. especially in this case. this should have been done years ago. this should have been resolved a long time ago. resolving it now. chairman kim has the chance to seize an idible future for his people. anyone can make war. but only the most courageous can make peace. >> the first step in that process, a two-page joint statement agreement that was both remarkable and actually very vague. president trump committed to provide, quote, security guarantees for north korea while kim jong-unreaffirmed his, quote, firm and unwavering commitment to complete nuclearization of the korean peninsula. here's a question we're all asking, what exactly does that known? here's the problem, it's unclear. the president said in a later interview that it did not mean removing the u.s. nuclear umbrella over south korea and japan or pulling u.s. troops from south korea. he said denuclearization just referro north korea getting rid of its weap

mr speaker, i come to this house to mark a historic moment which signals our commitment to securing globalonnectivity, creating tens of thousands of local jobs and apprenticeships, and boosting our economy for future generations, by expanding heathrow airport. so this is a test of whether the government is fit for purpose on big projects. it's going to be a battle going forward. there's still strong opposition to this, there's still some difficult stages to overcome. but we are absolutely determined to deliver this project which we think is crucial to all of our futures. at least, that is the plan — thousands of new jobs, around £2.6 billion in compensation and noise insulation for neighbours. 800 homes could be demolished. many here in harmondsworth don't believe cleaner, quieter planes mean less noise and air pollution. labour is split in two. protesters lined party headquarters this week, and the labour leader is not backing expansion yet. tests must be undertaken on the economic impact for the whole country, noise pollution, air pollution and connectivity to heathrow for transport link

mr. speaker, you mark my words, this is a turning point in our nation's history. and we must decide what kind of a country we want to be. what kind of people we want to be. what do we stand for as a nation? i'm proud to co-sponsor the keep families together act, to end this policy and turn the page on one of the saddest chapters in american history. i yield back, mr. speaker, but this isn't over by a long shot. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. members are reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities towards the president. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. poe: mr. speaker, ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. r. poe: mr. speaker, turkish president will stop at nothing to spread instability and chaos across the globe. he's funding mosques around the world as a meevens supporting islamic terrorism. -- as a means of supporting islamic terrorism. they're helping

mrs. may's government after this. marko quebec probably relieved she avoided another -- they gave a statement which leaked to buzzfeed and said all sorts of things. a top three things he said. >> it was a private dinner supposedly on chat up house and somebody was regarding it. there probably is an expectation the foreign secretary isn't quite so loose lipped, he is critical about may's strategy and talked about how he would like mr. trump to be driving brexit negotiations prayed he wants more of this chaos, as he called it, to provoke maybe more about confrontation. he thought that would bring a better outcome. in a normal universe, you might expect the foreign secretary to lose their job over something like this. we are not in a normal universe, we are in brexit land and may is not in a position where she can fire boris johnson. he lives to breathe another day. she is going into these negotiations -- talks with the and wither g7 partners all of this going on in the background, it cannot look good for her. to project an i

mr. prey. >> david pillpal followed by mark grewberg. >> on the director's items, the twin peaks tunnel project had a weekend shut down the weekend of the ninth an ninth and tenth of. it was not a planned shut down. it was executed very quickly and there were issues that i experienced with the bus service at night. so i'm just an example of where we can't do something well but we're trying to do it quickly. we should say no, we can't do that shut down now. and i under that there were scheduled constraints but it happened too quickly and wasn't a great service fort public. the upcoming 60-day shut down i hope there's updates placed on the website. the temporary bus zones that director riskin referred to, i would question what approval process they went through. i'm not aware there was a public hearing or any kind of approval process for red zones placed at various locations temporarily in support of the project and similarly, there are new islands, one of which has been constructed at taraville and 19th. that was not in the project scope. i've asked for the environmental determination on that an

originally scheduled for next year, but were brought forward by mr erdogan in the hope of consolidating his power. 0ur turkey correspondent marks ak party in istanbul. how it is looking for mr erdogan? well, as you can see, and no doubt hear from well, as you can see, and no doubt hearfrom behind me, they think they have done it. what we don't know is whether mr erdogan has got over the 50% needed to clinch an outright victory in the presidential election, or if he will be forced into a second—round run—off with muharrem ince of the centre—left. it is getting incredibly noisy. almost 80% of the ballot boxes opened, erdogan is on about 54% of the votes cast. that is going down as the opposition areas come in. we don't know if he has enough in the parliamentary election to keep a majority inside parliament. what is clear is that two very different visions of turkey have collided, one which cherishes its conservative president, which has transformed their lives with schools. 0ne president, which has transformed their lives with schools. one which feels he has destroyed the country. it will not fix the chasm in tu rkey‘s it will n

john kinsella was killed while walking his dog near st helens last month —— mr big. 37—year—old marktrains in the south and north—west of england. the government is blaming network railfor england. the government is blaming network rail for leaving it too late to finalise new timetables. yesterday network rail said it is introducing an emergency timetable that will come into play on saturday, scrapping 165 daily train services until the end ofjuly —— northern rail. five people have died ina northern rail. five people have died in a majorfood poisoning outbreak in the us. more than 200 cases of e. coli linked to remain letters have been reported in 35 states. is the largest outbreak in more than a decade. the new prime minister of spain, pedro sanchez, will officially be sworn in today less than 2a hours after forcing out his predecessor, mariano rajoy. the head of the socialist party won the backing of several other parties to win his motion of no confidence after mr rajoy‘s people‘s party became linked toa rajoy‘s people‘s party became linked to a corruption scandal. john‘s here wit

mark for the better. >> thank you very much, i appreciate it. mr. reilly: you're welcome. >> you are watching american history tv all weekend every .eekend on c-span3 to join the conversation, like us on a spoke at c-spanhistory. year, c-span is touring cities across the country exploring american history. next, a look at our recent visit to fort worth, texas. you are watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span3. [applause] >> jim wright, governor, ladies and gentlemen. there are no faint hearts in fort worth, and i appreciate your being here this morning. mrs. kennedy is organizing herself, it takes longer. [laughter] president kennedy: but of course, she looks better than we do when she does it. but we appreciate your welcome. this city has been a great western city, in defense of the west, cattle, oil and all the rest. the strength in this city and of the strength in this state, and the strength in this country. what we are to do in this country and around the world, i believe, is quite simple. that is to build a military str

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mr. weinstein's name. markttorney cyrus vance junior has said it was editable that weinstein's camp would attack the integrity of the women and of the legal system. president trump wants separate trade talks with canada and mexico. but white house economic adviser larry kudlow says the president does not plan to withdraw from nafta. kudlow told foxnews negotiating with multiple countries can lead to a bad deal. the court in puerto rico has ordered the islands government to release all death certificates issued after hurricane maria struck in september of 2017. there have been claims the storm's official death toll of 64 is severely undercounted. today afteromes puerto rico's institute of statistics sued the island's health department seeking more data on the number of related deaths. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i mark crumpton. -- i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. julia: thank you very much, mark. h

mr. speaker, saturday marks the end of immigrant heritage month. an annual tradition dedicated to celebrating the contributions immigrants have made to communities all across the country. our nation was founded by immigrants. the very existence of our entire democracy, this institution is the result of compromise and consensus by the desendants of immigrants. and today our nation continues to owe a great debt of gratitude a to the contributions of more recent arrivals who are an essential part of daily life, our economy, and our society. i had hoped we would be able to close out this celebration with the news for the first time in a long time congress had come together to fix our broken, inefficient, unfair immigration system. instead, a bipartisan majority decided to double down on the tatus quo. pourous border, uncertainty for the victims of a broken immigration system, and continued division between americans over the issue of immigration. despite this setback, i'm hopeful that working with any colleague that is willing to do so in this house, i