that ended in february, but mr nus hasn't left ghana yet.ng a sit—in at a hotel, because he wasn't paid for his work. now though, the ghana football association says it has "finally managed to raise the funds to pay. gerard nus all his outstanding bonuses on saturday." mr nus has ended his sit in. he tweeted: more sport to bring you. we have some extraordinary pictures from motocross. they're from the freestyle motocross world championships, the fourth round took place in poland on saturday. this event is known as ‘night of the jumps.‘ one competitor broke his femur only six months ago, but he still managed to come third. but it was spain‘s maikel melero who won. it‘s his second victory in a row. quite extraordinary pictures. i have rather got my heart in my mouth watching that. we will move onto political story. european politics this time. you might remember dutch voters went to the polls on the 15th march. almost two weeks on, prime minister mark rutte is still trying to form a new centre—right coalition. four parties will enter talks thi

. >> we don't know what mr. nu is talking about, and it seems more than suspicious that he's somehow going to the white house. >> nunes briefed the president, fought his colleagues. the senate intelligence committee now to talk to trump's son-in-law about his ties to russia during the transition. >> he met with countless individuals. that was part of his job. that was part of his role. >> president trump tweets, the russia story is a hoax. today, he's shifting focus. signing an executive order to create more jobs for coal miners and review president obama's policy on carbon emissions. focusing on energy as questions mount about the russia investigation. and we have also learned that there was supposed to be a hearing today on russia. with the fbi, the cia, the intelligence committee, but it's one of those meetings that chairman nunes canceled. back to you. >> he's most certainly facing heat today. tracie potts reporting from d.c., thank you very much. back a home, bay area mayors are keeping a unified front in the

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