senator murray. >> thank you very much. i wanted to go back to the big data because one of the biggest challenges facing science today is how to manage and effectively use this massive amount of data that researchers are now producing. and without the tools to efficiently manage and manipulate data, the value of it is significantly reducedment likewise, we don't want scientists spending time recreating data that already exists from other research projects. as you know, the committee directed nih in the 2017 omnibus to develop a strategic plan to address these issues which you released last week. now that you have the plan, can you tell us what the timeline for implementation is? >> the plan is very ambitious, senator, and i'm glad you had a chance to look at it. it is the product of many deliberations with experts both within nih and outside and also responding to a request for comments from more than 800 individuals and organizations who put forward a plan. basically, it does lay out what we need to be doing in the area of

robert murray is the founder, president, and ceo of murray energy corporation, whose operations. the ohio river valley. it is the largest privately held coal company in the united states. , it was commentary sharp and humorous. murray was introduced as somebody who had in a fierce critic of president obama's call policies.- coal oliver said murray "looked like a geriatric dr. evil." membershe shows staff dressed up in a china squirrel costume to deliver the message, "eat -- it's commentary relied on reports on murray's own public statements and included clips and screenshots of news stories on which the segment itself was relying. a few days later, murray sued hbo and oliver for intentional infliction of emotional distress for defamation and invasion of privacy. one of the stories that oliver cited on the show and offered as a screenshot was a story i had written for the columbia journalism review in which i had documented murray's record of suing journalists, cartoonists, and editors, and his record of threatening to sue editors, journalists, and cartoonist. in speaking to the w

robert murray is the founder, president, and ceo of murray energy corporation whose operations across the ohio river valley. it is the largest privately held coal company in the united states. oliver's commentary was sharp and humorous. murray was introduced as someone who had been a fierce critic of president obama's coal policies. for example, oliver said that marie looked like a geriatric dr. evil. -- marie looked like a geriatric dr. evil. one person dressed up in a costume to deliver the message each [ bleep ] bob. this relied on official reports on murray's statements and included video clips and screenshots in which the segment itself was relying. several days later, murray sued hbo and all over for defamation, emotional distress and invasion of privacy. one of the stories that was cited on the show and offered as a screenshot was a story that i had written for the columbia journalism review in which i had documented murray's record of suing journalist cartoonists and editors and the record of threatening to sue. in speaking of the wider utility despite analytic deficiencies, i

but the murray brothers have!what we know on balance will be the epic debate of the second half of 2018, in a rising rate atmosphere, where should you be putting your money? stocks or some form of bonds. the twin brothers, they're diametrically opposed. david murray, co-author of two for the money, along with his brother jonathan murray senior vp and director of wealth management for ubs join us. bull-bear debate here. you disagree on this. jonathan, start with you, you like stocks, david you like bonds. jonathan, make your case for stocks in a rising rate environment. they did well in a low rate environment. >> yeah, yeah, well, the key, liz, is what can keep up with rising rates and rising inflation? and the answer throughout time as your friend mr. buffett says, is stocks. if today you can capture a great solid and growing dividend of 3, 3.5%, that will not only be safe and stable, but rise to keep up with the rising cost of living, why own a 30-year bond that's going to only pay a 3% and not grow? liz: which i

andy murray?ay? of weeks and has had to pull out of a couple of corporate appearances. a couple of corporate appearances. we now wonder when he will be able to make his comeback. to make his comeback. challenge event, the level below the main men's tour. main men's tour. happening seem to have disappeared now. now. so will he be fit for the start of the grass court season? of the grass court season? that has to be in doubt. to be in doubt. possibility he would be at the all— england club. possibility he would be at the all-england club. all-england club. wimbledon, long—term, we have to be worried about his future. worried about his future. injury since the latter stages of may. may. maybe he thinks he can take that in his stride. his stride. would not rush back and he would try to return in australia injanuary. to return in australia injanuary. about being back when i am 100% fit is what he said. is what he said. russell, thank you for the moment. for the moment. so fingers crossed for andy murra

senator murray. >> thank you very much and thank you for being here today. title x is the only federal program dedicated to providing family planning and work related preventive care including birth control and lifesaving cancer screenings to uninsured or underinsured and low-income people. ever your title x providers help more than formally in women men and young people. while the budget does maintain the level funding democrats and republicans have agreed to a spending bill. your budget would undermine access to care by attempting to include planned parenthood participation. they provide basic health care service to 2.4 million patients every year. they serve more of the programs targeted population than any other title funded provider including patients who received contraceptive care through the program. mr. secretary do you think the federal government should be in the business of telling women which doctors they can and can't see? >> senator we share your prioritization and concern for the program. she said in her watch it we funded it at level amount

i also think that senator murray did. i am sort of stunned to understand how much drugs are costing. people don't know. to the people who were paying for them. it is sort of like saying, i am going to go and buy a car, but i don't know exactly how much it is costing. and i also don't know whether the person standing next to me is buying the same car and paying more or less. isn't that kind of the fundamental problem here? >> it has been a fundamental issue to the 340b program almost in six it -- it's in session. >> and, what is the impact, do you think, not moving forward on the proposed improvements that the trump administration has been holding back? what is the impact on that on the prices that people actually paying, do you think? >> but i can refer to his report that we did back in 2005. at that time, we looked and saw that 14% of all purchases by 340b entities were in fact over the mandated price. >> what was that again? >> in 2005, of the total purchases, 14% of them were over the mandated 340b ceiling price, which

senator murray. >> thank you. i want to go back to the big data because one of the greatest challenges facing science today is how to manage the affect this use of data that researchers are now producing. without the tools to efficiently manage and manipulate data the value of it is significantly reduced but likewise we don't have signed a spending time recruiting data that already exists from other research and in the 2017 on the bus the committee developed a strategic plan to address these issues which you released last week and now that you have a plan can you tell us the timeline for implantation? >> the plan is ambitious. i'm glad had a chance to look at it. it is the product of deliberations with many experts and also responding to a request for comments for more than 800 individuals and organizations who put forward a plan. basically it does layout will we need to be doing in the area of intersection and the data ecosystem and software in tools particularly in the area of workforce. we realize our bench is

senator murray. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. let me make comments on two things and i have one more question for you. on the teen pregnancy prevention program senator that mean referenced. i was in washington state a couple weeks ago and i spoke to the director of the king county public health department. they operate a program called flash, it's the family life and sexual health program. it was one of the previous tpp grantees whose funding was terminated by your office in the middle of their five-year grant and my understanding is that widespread use of the flash curriculum has had great results. the teen birthrate in king county fell by 63% since 2008 and despite that your office terminated it and i want you to know you're effectively flowing -- throwing away valuable data that could help us inform pregnancy prevention and i want you to know, too, that the bipartisan commission on evidence-based policy making which was established by myself and speaker paul ryan highlighted the tpp program, teen pregnancy prevention, as an ex

standing there looking at michael's former carving glowing under hall general beam, murray said, "thisas carved when there was no question about whether god exists." "we have the benefit of day cart and scientific reasoning, but the power of the sun, the moon, the tree of life, storms, lightning, the bamboo that sprouts 18 inches in one night, well, we still have a yearning for that time of seamless belief." 9 missionaries went to all these places trying to save souls, but the irony is that it is the art of these tribal people that saves our souls now. i'm going to stop there, leave you with those thoughts really. you know, think about tom's, tom murray's quote and the idea that the only good indian is a dead indian. they're pretty powerful images. and, you know, the book is a, i'd like to think it's a ripping, page-turning adventure yarn, and if that's what you like, then, you know, hopefully it'll satisfy you. but it also asks a lot of serious questions ab about how we -- about how we view indigenous people and all those stereotypes. thank you, and i'm happy to answer questions. than

what about andy murray kris here is our bb —— what about andy murray? here's our tennis reporter.nships is consistent with wimbledon's policy in recent years. they want to support those where to struggle at times earning a decent living from the sport. the field is farfrom living from the sport. the field is far from set. as for the scenes, andy murray will not be seated. he will be too lowly —ranked because of his hip surgery at that hip surgery and gender. serena williams refiner cells in the same boat and is likely to be unseated because she will probably be ranked outside the top 32 in the world. i think it is unlikely that somebody out of the top 32 will be put in. there were discussions and taken into consideration. there is the for side that if a player comes in the top 32 you need to get out there to raking and then drops off. it's a big decision. make no mistake about that. that is something that would not be decided until later. the all inland club announced that on the court coaching will not be allowed during qualifying tournament. that has been exterminated with and o

when you are as good as murray is, maybe you can ta ke as good as murray is, maybe you can take thatall along, he has that i am not good to rush back. i tried to return to early and i wasn't ready. i am not talking about a particular tournament, yes it would be great to be on the grass, it is not about queens or wimbledon, it is about being back and being 100% fit. meanwhile kyle edmund is in action this lunchtime — he's on court for the second round of the madrid open where he's facing former world number one novak djokovic. a win for edmund would mean he could enter the top 20 in the world rankings — he's currently leading the first set 3 games to 2 — and you can follow all the action and he has just and he hasjust taken and he has just taken the and he hasjust taken the next and he has just taken the next game, and it is for— two in that set. meanwhile — just five days after serena williams opted out of the madrid open, she's now withdrawn from this month's italian open. the 23—time grand slam champion said she needed more time to prepare for her first clay season since giving bir

and i'm pleased to get to work with senator murray as we do that. if you have some opening comments, we will turn to those right now. >> all right, thank you very much, glad to see you back. and recovered. and with us today. i'm interested to see your -- hear your testimony about the fiscal year 2019 budget. so i have to tell you there are a lot of things in it that concerned me. while i know you were not part of this administration when they started working on this budget request, you have made it clear that you do plan to continue some of the alarming ideological approaches that this administration has taken since day one a budget isn't just a set of numbers, it's actually a statement of values and priorities and this seems to have been written by an administration that believes the goal of the department of health and human services is to raise family healthcare costs and undermine patient access to care. and it is not. it's clear instead of fighting to make healthcare stronger, instead of prioritizing ways to make it more affordable or accessibl

senator murray: ok. i ask you regularly update this committee on any new plans you are developing in response to this. ok. let me ask a different question. the department's nuclear posture review calls for developing two new capabilities for delivering low-yield nuclear weapons. the department claims these systems will make the use of nuclear weapons less likely but that can only be true if we are more willing to use those weapons. the administration has yet to convince me why this is a good use of our defense dollars. instead of investing in critically needed conventional systems, or training our personal ell, why is the combination of our current nuclear deterrent and significant conventional weapons capabilities insufficient? secretary mattis: senator, what we have found as we listened to the president of russia is an increased willingness out of moscow to discuss the use of nuclear weapons. specifically escalate the de-escalate which means they are in a conventional fight, it's not going well so they

joining us now is david murray, a former u.s. treasury official who focussed on illicit financing. he is vice president at financial integrity network. i want to get more of your action as you reported to ronan farrow, in his reporting, about what you see in these reports about michael cohen's banking transactions. you said there's a lot of red flags here. like what? >> thanks, lawrence for having me. the biggest red flag really is that the account activity does not match the profile that the institution established. so when first republic one boarded michael cohen, essential consulting, they established an idea of what the company's activity would look like through that account. the activity that actually went through the account did not look like the profile they established. that's a major red flag. and that in and of itself coconspirator cause for a financial institution to file a suspicious activity report. >> i'm so struck by the amount of work it would take for a bank to monitor this kind of activity. this is a major new york bank with a vast number of accounts, massive amou

that's not explicitly stated in the intent. >> thank you. >> thank you, senator murray. senator collins. >> thank you, mr. chairman. according to the maine hospital association, 25g mai maine hosp quch for the 340b drug discount program and receive an estimated benefit estimated to be $10 million a year. 14 of those 25 hospitals already have negative operating margins. for some of the other 340b hospitals with positive operating margins, the value of the program represents the difference between a positive operating margin and a negative one. at the same time, part of what is driving the narrow hospital margins and losses in maine is the growth in pharmaceutical spending, maine hospitals have experienced a 30% increase in drug spending over the past four years. i wanted to give you that background because the hospital association in maine has told me that if we were to limit or eliminate the 340b benefit, it would wipe out the positive operating margins for those hospitals that actually are in the black. ms. maxwell you testified about the lack of transparency to insure

and what about andy murray, britain's two time champion at wimbledon?ndent russell fuller has been at the all—england club on a day of announcements. an increase of over 10% in prize money for players who lose in qualifying or opening four rounds of the championships is consistent with wimbledon's policy of recent years. they want to support the players who struggle at times to earn a decent living from the sport. the field is farfrom set, andy living from the sport. the field is far from set, andy murray will be expected not to be seated, to little league ranked assuming he is fit because of a hip surgery he had in january. serena williams may find yourself in the same boat and is likely to be unseeded because she will probably be ranked outside the top 32 in the world. i think it is someone outside of the 32 being put in the top 32 but i am prejudging a committee discussion and they will ta ke committee discussion and they will take into consideration all the things to be considered. there is the flip side of if a player comes into the top 32, who wor

chairman and senator m you, murray, you, dr. collins, everyone, thank you so much for the work you're doing. give hope to so many people across this country. for coming to new hampshire. i especially appreciate the work that's being done to address the opioid epidemic like my colleagues on this committee. hard hit in new hampshire as you know from your visit to catholic medical center other places in the state. in your erested discussion about new drugs that are in development. at what the king potential is, are you separating out fentanyl as a particular that has very deadly properties, and therefore, of ires a different kind response, or are you lumping everything else? >> you can't lump it in with everything else because what we're hearing from the field and that's being reported is that when people overdose with doses we use of narcane to reverse the overdose. of risk is much higher so as now we, for example, we have not of how do you treat someone that's addicted to fint tinel. would like hing we to implement as soon as we

backhanded in but murray has got to come now. that lifted up and out of play. we will check the positioning of the face-off. >> pierre: it is going back. it is go to neutral ice. >> mike m.: looked like they were coming in to establish something in the offensive zone. >> mike e.: 2:00 even to go. earlier today you saw the fastest two minutes in sports. well, the fans here with a one-goal lead this is not go to go fast enough for them. and for the fans in pittsburgh, if their team ties it, it could take a while before we get a decision. but they will be yelling at their television. here is murray. rattled around. this is played behind. hornqvist battling there. fired back again and it is taken by kessel and then it is malkin. getting it on back to kessel. kessel has the puck stolen away. it is oshie. score! >> mike m.: i hope he did not bet on the derby today, phil kessel. he gameled here and lost big time to a guy that is not go to miss from this area of the ice. he knows how to find the back of the net. tough break for kessel. big goal for oshie. >> mike e.: t

i am pleased to get to work with senator murray. if you have some opening comments, we will turn to those. sen. murray: good to see you back and recovered with us today. in the budget. there are a lot of things that concern me. while i know you were not part of this administration when they started working on this logic approach some to approaches.ogy goal budget is not just a set of numbers, it is a statement of values and priorities. this seems to have been written by an -- an administration that a need to raise families health care cost and access to care. it is not. instead of fighting to make our thish care stronger -- administration is continuing to prioritize health care sabotage. solutions proposing to make sure everyone can get the health care they need, regardless of background or pre-existing conditions, this administration will put in place eaken protection health care further out of their reach. it takes an alarming step backwards when it comes to women's health care, continuing a trend from the trump-pence administrati

senator murray and i have included the transactional authority that you asked for, what progress are you making on pain, new pain strategies, and why are 95% of the treatments for opioids more opioids? why don't we have more treatments like vivitrol or some other treatment that helps people get away from opioids? >> so i'm fortunate to have at the table two experts who can handle both pa parts of that question. maybe first to dr. volkov to talk about the treatments for addiction, and then i'll ask nora to respond about non-addictive treatments for pain. we're deep into that as well. >> thanks, francis. we are -- this is one of our priorities, how do we develop alternative medications for the management of opioid addiction. we currently only have three of them, and two of what are -- [inaudible] and vivitrol is an antagonist. >> i'm right that 95% of the treatment, right? >> that's correct, those are the numbers. and part of the problem is that that not all of the patients' response to the vivitrol intervention and part of the problem is it's very difficult to induct someone that is a

that was figen murray and nicola benyahia speaking to victoria. be held at 2:30pm, when prince william and theresa may will attend a remembrance service at manchester cathedral along with families, survivors and first responders. and in the morning on our programme — we'll have an interview with a woman who was there when the bomb went off. still to come. a former newcastle united football coach is due in court today, charged with sexual offences dating back to the ‘705. we'll have the very latest. hundreds of people who claim a metal hip implant left them in pain will find out whether they've been successful in suing the manufacturer. we'll meet one woman who says she's suffered serious problems. time for the latest news. the bbc news headlines this morning. relatives of those killed in the grenfell tower fire will tell a public inquiry into the disaster how the tragedy has affected them. 71 people died in the blaze at the block of flats in west london lastjune, and one other person died several months later after being hospitalised as a result o

political correspondent sara murray has more from washington. >> reporter: good morning. rudy giuliani may be a new addition to the legal team, but entering with a flash. on fox news, he divulged that e trump reimbursed michael cohen for the $130,000 that he paid to silence stormy daniels. >> that was not campaign money. i'm giving you a fact you don't know. it is not campaign money. no campaign finance violation. >> they funneled it through a law firm? >> funneled through the law firm. >> no campaign finance law? >> zero. i knew how much money donald put in the campaign. $130,000. you could do a couple of checks. when i heard of the retainer of $130,000 when he was doing no work for the president. that is how he is repaying it. >> do you know the president didn't know about this? >> he didn't know about the specifics of it as far as i know. he did know about the jegenera general arrangement that michael would take care of it. i take care of this for my clients. i don't burden them with every single thing that comes along. >> reporter: that is counter to what michael cohe

standing there looking at michael's former carving glowing under hall general beam, murray said, "thiss carved when there was no question about whether god exists." "we have the benefit of day cart and scientific reasoning, but the power of the sun, the moon, the tree of life, storms, lightning, the bamboo that sprouts 18 inches in one night, well, we still have a yearning for that time of seamless belief." 9 missionaries went to all these places trying to save souls, but the irony is that it is the art of these tribal people that saves our souls now. i'm going to stop there, leave you with those thoughts really. you know, think about tom's, tom murray's quote and the idea that the only good indian is a dead indian. they're pretty powerful images. and, you know, the book is a, i'd like to think it's a ripping, page-turning adventure yarn, and if that's what you like, then, you know, hopefully it'll satisfy you. but it also asks a lot of serious questions ab about how we -- about how we view indigenous people and all those stereotypes. thank you, and i'm happy to answer questions. thank

and our guest was bill murray. which -- >> jimmy: how cool is that?absolutely. it's very hard to get to that guy. >> it's very hard to get to him. i don't know if people realize. he has a 1-800 number. [ laughter ] no, it's a true story. he doesn't have a publicist or a manager, like every other celebrity on earth. and so you call the 1-800-number and leave a a message. hey, it's willie geist, we'd like to interview you. hopefully you'll call us back. he didn't call us back. showed up at the "today" show for a live interview with savannah on the "today" show. walked into the green room, where our bookers were and said, "i got the message, i'd like to do the willie geist show." [ laughter ] and they're like, oh my god. and he said have him show up at the hotel tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. so i went to his hotel here in new york, we quickly scrambled some cameras, set him up. >> jimmy: and he was there? >> and i did an hour with bill murray about "snl," and "ghostbusters," and "caddyshack," and all those -- >> jimmy: it was great. i watched -- [ cheer

chairman and senator m you, murray, you, dr. collins, everyone, thank you so much for the work you're doing. give hope to so many people across this country. for coming to new hampshire. i especially appreciate the work that's being done to address the opioid epidemic like my colleagues on this committee. hard hit in new hampshire as you know from your visit to catholic medical center other places in the state. in your erested discussion about new drugs that are in development. at what the king potential is, are you separating out fentanyl as a particular that has very deadly properties, and therefore, of ires a different kind response, or are you lumping everything else? >> you can't lump it in with everything else because what we're hearing from the field and that's being reported is that when people overdose with doses we use of narcane to reverse the overdose. of risk is much higher so as now we, for example, we have not of how do you treat someone that's addicted to fint tinel. would like hing we to implement as soon as we

with andy murray's hip injury keeping him out of action, edmund says he is merely keeping the britishm, but he's going to keep hold of it for some time if he can maintain this form. let's hearfrom both players after today's match. he has a unique game style and it's very tough to break down, especially the speed of his movement, and how many balls he's able to get back. so i knew trying to move him wasn't going to be the right way. luckily, i have an aggressive game style and i feel i do it well, so i knew i had to impose that. especially in the first set, and at the end of the third, doing that helped. i wasjust better in the decisive moments. and i was a bit unlucky. 4-3 moments. and i was a bit unlucky. 4—3 and a couple of bad bounces and lines that he hit. and the game is gone, the next game is new balls and he is hitting four first serves in and the match has gone. and i was pretty close. but yes, that is tennis. a brilliant win for kyle edmund. to the football, it's a crunch week in the premier league. last night, we saw west bromwich albion go down as a result of southampton pr

thank you. >> senator murray. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. in fiscal year 2015, the va was given a three-year surge of 207 million to improve the ability to rapidly rehouse growing numbers of homeless veterans. that surge funding has now expired and these communities are now seeing services decrease for veterans and their communities. these communities have been saying they relied heavily on that resource to decrease homelessness while congress has increased the vf authorization. we still have an 80 million-dollar gap. i wanted to ask why your budget did not include sufficient funding to maintain the program and its current operating level. >> i would need to look at that. what i would say to you is we have a particular problem that we've seen progress in homelessness overall among veterans with the exception with some selected cities on the west coast. working with hud in our other partners, we all agree we need a new strategy. it's very hard to get veterans housed. we have all the strategies in place to prevent homelessness but we have land

britain's andy murray is ranked at 45 with johanna konta 22nd in the wta rankings.ctacular to finish. we all know the dangers of motorsport, but one rider yesterday had a lucky escape thanks to a hollywood style leap of faith. they were in the final stages of the moto three french grand prix at le mans when a big crash just in front ofjacob kornfeil meant he had to think fast. somehow he got his motorbike up and into the air tojump over the fallen rider on the floor, and he went onto finish the race in sixth place. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we will be back with more in the next hour. thank you very much indeed. let's return now to the inquiry into the grenfell tower fire last june, as its first public hearings get under way. it began this morning with a 72—second silence to honour the 72 victims of the blaze. it marked the opening of two weeks of poignant and emotional tributes to those who died from family and friends. today's proceedings began with a tribute to baby logan gomes have had who was s

murray said his having a close encounter with shots in the a.t.l. sixteen blood knots marine credits his could soon die on his. agriculture and environmental of the news in style because of the problems but the exact school remains unclear. the go ahead to africa sixty minutes long d.w. . takes good personally i already with all the wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true fans they all. love the because more than football online. is real seventy. two displaced nations at odds over one homeland featured in our program. one rubbing and our friends agreeing on peace but an assassin put an end to that train a good man returning to the history of the displaced people still fighting for their homeland israel seventy years may twelfth on t.w. of all broadcast times online. welcome to in good shape coming up. pain fair every what can help relieve fibromyalgia. nutrition chips can you eat your way back to health.

i want to get back to our folks in washington, sara murray. in that sound that we heard, sara, rudy giuliani also said that he did no work for the president. so what does that mean for attorney-client privilege? >> well, look, it's hard to say at this point what that means for attorney/client privilege in term of michael cohen i think you're referring to there. we know michael cohen did work for the president. we obviously know giuliani's now working for the president, they have attorney-client privilege. i think this is going to create a lot of hurdles potentially in the lawsuit sara sidner was just talking about. potentially some hurdles going forward when giuliani is trying to make the case that the president's words should be trusted for instance over james comey, at the same time that he's putting out conflicting information on something else. one of the things we need to look at about what rudy giuliani just said about these payments is that legally they could be actually on firmer ground with the fact that president trump ostensibly, if

elsewhere, kyle edmund and cameron murray won theirfirst elsewhere, kyle edmund and cameron murray wonlable on the bbc sport website. that is all the sport for now. health problems related to the way we live — ourdiets, drinking, smoking and lack of exercise, are costing the nhs in england around 12 billion pounds a year. the people of one community, in the former fishing town of fleetwood in lancashire, have a life expectancy significantly lower than the average for england, and they‘ re determined to change things. our health correspondent dominic hughes has the latest on their progress. fighting for their future. getting the children of fleetwood active. teaching them lessons for life. at school, learning about nutrition, diet and calories. for older men a chance for exercise and much—needed social contact. they're all part of the healthier fleetwood initiative, an attempt to turn around decades of ill health in this former fishing town, that we've been following for the last 18 months. i'm not going to do something miraculously better, just getting out once a week and start to look

but first sarah murray joins me.and this all started with a conversation about clinton's e-mails at the kentucky derby of all places. how did it lead to everything else that came from there. >> so now we're in this place where -- was it a government conspiracy, was innocuous cocktail chatter but there is a kentucky derby party in may of 2016 and guy said he's about to go work for the trump campaign and his name is kurt bell and strikes up a conversation and said if you are interested in opposition research on hillary clinton you should go poke around the u.s. intelligence community because there are e-mails going around that appear to be part of hillary clinton's deleted e-mails but at any rate, they show some kind of sort of shady activity on the part of hillary clinton. there seems to be some alleged pay to play situation between the state department and top aides there. when hillary clinton was se secretary of state and some of the family foundation. so bell goes to his friend michael caputo, who we will talk to,

coming up on sportsday, andy murray's motherjudy says he is stillaiming to be murray's motherjudy saysgrandstand champion is recovering from injury. when it comes to cancer, you want to be diagnosed and treated fast. but doctors say that tens of thousands of people across the uk are having to wait too long to be seen and that's putting their lives at risk. the latest figures show england, scotland, wales and northern ireland have all failed to hit their targets on waiting times for cancer treatment. patients who are urgently referred with suspected cancer should be treated within two months in england. 85% of people should be seen within that time. elsewhere the target is 95%. but the number, right across the uk, having to wait longer than that has risen by nearly 80% in the past five years. 0ur health editor hugh pym has been talking to people about their experiences. i lost my father 22 years ago.|j i lost my father 22 years ago. i had breast cancer ten years ago but fortunately i am a survivor. once you get used to it, you take it on board. it was the most frightening thing ever to

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but less than five minutes later, it was time for a hasty update from clive murray. in the last few minutes while we have been on air, it has been announced that amber rudd has resigned. theresa may has accepted the resignation of the home secretary. again, there were objections from newswatch viewers in the way that amber rudd's departure was reported before before it was announced. and david hopper told us... now, is all publicity good publicity? that was the fear of some members of the audience watching exclusive lead report on the news at 6pm about the promotion of essay writing services by youtube stars, which enable students to cheat. our investigation has uncovered the youtube stars selling cheating, paid by a company in ukraine promoting a service to students that could land them in serious trouble. targeting teenagers using people they trust. the report went on to feature in particular one so—called professional essay writing service and the promotion given to it angered... they are reporting almost wall—to—wall the availability of an exam cheating service o

satellite/radra murray with a c at the senate intel documents. >> reporter: good morning, dave and christine. the dirt on hillary clinton turned to frustration for top members of the trump campaign when the information came up short. releasing 2,000 pages of interviews of the 2016 trump tower meeting with the russian lawyer and trump junior and jared kushner and campaign chairman paul manafort. the meeting did not go the way they expected. when the russian lawyer talked about adoptions rather than dirt on clinton, kushner appeared agitated. the man who arranged it apologized for quote wasting our time. the president's son insisted he did not tell his father about the meeting before or offer of incriminating information on clinton because i would not bring him anything unsubstantiated. he never told his father about the meeting, on june 6th, trump junior made an 11-minute phone call to a blocked number. corey lewandowski testified the president's deresidence has a blocked number. the trump team was flailing for a response. they croafted a misleading one when the president was returning from g

judy murray says he is aiming to be fit for the grass court season.nk you very much. we are expecting a statement from the attorney generaljeremy wright in the house of commons shortly. to announce the settlement of a long—running claim by abdul hakim belhaj, a libyan dissident, kidnapped and tortured by the gaddafi regime after an alleged tip—off from the uk intelligence. they were returned to libya in 2004 and we are expecting the attorney general to speak on that in the next few minutes. we will be back there when that happens. theres a warning that food could become much more expensive for uk shoppers after brexit if a trade agreement isn't reached. the house of lords energy and environment committee also says britain's ports could become choked with goods awaiting border checks. the government says it's considering how to manage checks to ensure the smooth flow of trade. our environment correspondent claire marshall reports. half the food we eat is imported. 30% of this comes from the european union. the uk is now negotiating its own trade deals,

and with me now in the studio is stephan murray who is normally in johannesburg he's going to be back there very shortly thank you for stopping off to come and speak to us here in berlin now we're talking about the largest class action settlement in south africa historic day sadly some of the claimants are no longer alive tell us about the conditions that they were working in. i think you know especially in the south african case you have to realize that silicosis is not just a normal epidemic it's a racist demick because it used to be the case of black mineworkers were intentionally more exposed to the dust that basically causes you know the epidemic of civic causes where as why to mine workers would be rather put into a oversee function and this happened over the kates and obviously. you have to acknowledge that if you speak about the conditions the mine workers you know used to use to work and absolutely shocking case of racial discrimination that as well could we end up seeing more class action suits now thousands of people currently being compensated but of course we're talking a

commend senators klobuchar and blunt who worked with many members, including senators gillibrand, murray, mccaskill, feinstein, harris, and cortez masto for putting this together. i also want to thank my colleague, the majority leader. he and i were involved and are both cosponsors of this legislation. an example, again, of the growing sprouts of bipartisanship coming forward in this body. i hope we can pass it quickly with overwhelming, if not unanimous support. on another matter, this morning, mr. president, this morning, with increasing desperation, president trump tweeted several inaccuracies about the special counsel's investigation. no one should take the bait. i doubt very few who are looking at this in a nonpartisan way will. the recent demands from president trump and his allies are just another part of a shameful campaign of harassment, intimidation, and obstruction of the russia probe. it's all too clear that president trump and his allies want to change the subject away from the duly constituted investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election and towards another fabr

. >>> roseanne may be getting less political and is rebutted murray brown about to take on us at fox contributor raymond arroyo. roseanne. >> roseanne is going to back away from politics and focus on the family this season. but today, roseanne tweeted out, abc has been nothing but supported of me. and the press misrepresented what the president of abc said. she is going to keep an a train of balance between the politics and families. >> laura: if she wants to keep ratings you have to have politics because it's funny and it's real. >> meanwhile, murray brown. wait until you see this. >> laura: let's watch. >> you couldn't tell the evening news from an episode of entertainment tonight. the problem was i didn't know what to do with myself. and then, we had an election. >> whole hog politics. >> laura: i thought she was betty white. >> she moved to the tap owe casset -- t tapioca set. she's going to be a host like morning joe opposite her son. >> laura: okay. well? then there's a long career more me at fox. >> the cbs entertainment chief said we probably won't get roseanne style ratings.

joining us is jamie murray. great to see you. what is the data telling you?s this a temporary blip? >> what you need to look at is not just the gdp, what other information that can tell you about whether it's temporary or not. the place i'm looking is the labor market. the recovery has continued at pace even though growth is slowed. if it was permanently slower you would start sacking people and that hasn't happened. what it's telling you the gdp weakness is temporary. nejra: on the labor market we have data out of the u.k. as well as the eurozone on the labor market. the chart is talking about real wage growth, it is back in the u k. every time we get data, i feel twitter storm looking at average hourly earnings. is the big chart the number we should be looking at telling us real wage growth is back? if you think about what actually happens to people spending power, right now it is when did this happen and it was about a year ago. you see it pick up in the year-over-year statistics. positive if turning you look at quarterly data. the spending power has been

with andy murray struggling to return from hip surgery, kyle edmund is enjoying his time out of the shadowsawaited in the form of the 12 time grand slam champion. he was not phased cruising through the first set 6—3. the survey and had difficulty finding forms a returning from his elbow injury. his first win against a top 20 upon in just injury. his first win against a top 20 upon injust a year. beating kei nishikori on monday. broken early in the second. djokovic went on to win the second. djokovic went on to win the set to level the match. the british number one has lost all three prior meetings. this was the first on clay and began to go his way. in a victory could see him into the world of‘s top 20. he has a unique game style and very tough to break down. especially the speed of his movement. i knew rallying with him and trying to move him was not going to be the right way. luckily i have an aggressive game style and doing well. doing that helped. meanwhile, serena williams has pulled out of this month's italian 0pen, just five days after she opted out of the madrid 0pen. the 23 time gr