news now and liverpool have been crowned champions of european football after defeating tottenham to nell in an all english champions league final in the brit liverpool's german coach klopp tasted european glory for the 1st time after last year's heartbreaking loss in the final the win also broke the club's drought of 6 defeats in cup finals and the match got off to a controversial start just minutes after kick off let's have a look. but dream start from liverpool fans who saw their side awarded a penalty for hard ball after just 24 seconds mohammed so lots of responsibility have smashed a powerful drive down the middle of spurs keeper hugo to reseize goal the egyptian forwards 5th goal of the european campaign putting liverpool of the driving seat after a blistering start the going to going to k.g. with neither side threatening for large parts of the game taught them only came to life later on with sunshine men waiting until the final 20 minutes to give liverpool defender something to worry about. with the game entering its final throws liverpool dealt a killer blow substitute developer

to give the relatives of the victims nell disasters even a bit of pantra tism you see. then they should forgive us but me. no but. it's a conversation that's hard for a large to bear. them simple muslim arabs. although it isn't easy for me and it never will be i have to stay calm i know what i'm doing this for. coming here is the price we have to pay to get the information we need. i don't like coming here but it's necessary for our research. and for remembering the victims. the next stop is the kigali genocide memorial that same afternoon. that's was i once to add a photograph of her mother to the wall one of the almost 1000000 victims in 994. despite all the harrowing memories def was believes rwanda has a promising future. on nor for his head it is wrong here on one that we will never be able to bring back the dead . but rwanda has changed radically since 1904. 100 i think that's clear for anyone to see it isn't just the rwandan dream it's more like the rwandan miracle seeing what has happened in the last 25 years. yes i have to say i think it's close to a miracle wh

order those expectations the fact that you even mention how he behaved today his expectations are nell so look. it speaks to perhaps a disconnect for him particularly among young people when they do look at d.-day maybe they see there's no reason to see a connection to what happened 75 years ago isn't that isn't that dangerous if if the future generations have that disconnect. well i think the future generations to be honest are very well read precisely about their future and that's to say and this you know like climate change ranks very high in their order of concerns but then it. also relates to the entire multilateral system in the. one shred trying to with which we're trying to solve these problems like climate change together rather than separately and again he's undoubtedly a message to donald trump that to to get your own right to lead the paris accord on climate change you know laterally is probably not a true helpful to trying to find solutions so i think there is a clip that mimicked the question i suppose is does the younger generation see that relationship and i think we ha

is there any political leader in power nell who you see. could maybe help restore a homo in part because well if you look at the european union and its core its like its opponents like the ferocious of the union that say europe is taking away our sovereignty actually it's the opposite a way if i'm if i'm a german i can live in spain hispania can live in poland and then italian can live in england for now so it's me and i for me as a citizen it has. that comes with my human dignity of my i have a big ray of where i can be i can be i can live and i live with like minded people on the same under same continent so everybody who now is from chancellor merkel to others and in europe concerned with like keeping up this year opinion and that i had a great leaders of our time all right alexander girl and giving us excellent insights and context of what we sold today in normandy d.-day 75 years on alexander we appreciate your time tonight thank you thank you brian thank you for having me. well the commemorations this year are possibly the last which

turned over that on me if i told your meter john i had a shock or more harm in a minute as mrs a kid nell a lot of chemistry we couldn't. have been taught becoming thought of going to be getting on it's not only the rehabilitation of a missing limb we have to support him psychologically we have to change his mind. just accept it has to be really for the future she has treated thousands of patients like is struck he tells him the secret to his recovery is his mind why he should work beautifully could knock her off and i mean to me to me for making as much of a robot because the. mom must be quite accustomed. to her point out of what sort of wonderful music and money you make out of the beginning i am a shack 0.0 point autists by human goodness for that this meeting is in the you can that this make. it nice one i'm with the 1st pallone make it the middle opponent the middle of the pit the hottest one is in the hospital for lack of any 24 cutting that this is his mo tooth it's a choice that should faced himself he's ago when he was just 17 he stepped on a land mine my group was born to my fa

have basin sweden to nell to advance to the knockout stages with a perfect record of 3 out of 3 many thought the game would be the americans 1st real test but they made short work of their opinions. the americans waited less than 3 minutes before taking the lead against sweden the tournament favorites quick off the mark for the 3rd game in a row you can see her run beating the swedish defenders to a new sport from a corner to grab her 2nd of the tournament. the usa how did he bag 16 goals before this game more than any other team so far so it was no surprise when they extended their lead at the start of the 2nd half this time it was forwards tobin heath who produced the finish. this reads had once again failed to get the ball under control in their box and were once again punished. to nail the final score the usa become the latest team to go through with a perfect record of 3 out of 3 wins time show again why they're tipped to go all the way. and the 1st game of the $2900.00 africa cup of nations kicks off today it sees hosts egypt the most successful team in the tournament history p

against south korea right here in paris that came still under way currently france is leading three nell. twenty nineteen is said to be the biggest women's world cup ever with nearly one million tickets sold. twenty four teams will vie for their chance at glory and the competition is step. but france post one of the best leagues in the world thanks to a big investment in women's professional football. three four talk to players for the only comparisons amount to learn more. women's headphone france has taken a huge leap forward in the past decade. since the french football federation launched a major development project eight years ago the number of women officially registered with the federation has almost doubled to reach about a hundred and eighty thousand with twelve teams the french women's top flight is one of the biggest and best leagues in the world. something that's helped the national team to new heights france are now fourth in the fifa world rankings and among the favorites to lift the world cup on home soil. erosion of his exile -- we have more experience now. many of us hav

hotel in washington, the commerce department spent almost 4,000 primarily at the -- the trump hoe nell the first few months alone. we don't know how much he spent after that period of time. >> the american people have a right to know how much being spent there and congress on behalf of the american people has a right to obtain this information because we have to defend the integrity of the business practices of the government. ,000 s reported that 56 dollar has been spent by the dave: of defense, theing ay s.a. your and the g. do they actually occupy the room for business purposes? >> i would have to check on the facts on that, but we often get tagged for spending that's not ours because it's going through e of our programs like fedrums. just in general staying at the hotel as well as it's in the per diem. there's no prohibition on that. >> what legal authority or opinion are you relying on at to . for for continuing to spend ral agencies money at the hotel or foreign governments to spend money at the hotel. >> i don't believe we have any authority over other agencies or foreign govern

after one much level on points with sweden though he beats chile to nell wednesday sees the 2nd sets of group matches gets underway with hosts france back in action they face norway who don't have world player of the year are the head in their squad but the french don't see their opponent as a one woman tame. of course not having odds are against us yes it's one thing but i think no way was built without her they also have other very good players of course the absence of ardor is good for us but we must also be wary of others. boxer floyd mayweather jr has lost his title as the richest sportsman in the world and there's a new king at the top of the forbes list little messi has been named the highest earning athletes of the last 12 months the barcelona and argentina player made $127000000.00 it's the 1st time for us have taken the top 3 spots with christiane and neymar just behind us a mexican boxer canelo alvarez signed the richest deal in boxing history last october and that's helped him earn 94000000 just ahead of roger federer who won his 20th grand slam singles title in australia

who have been fighting to take control of yemen claimed that they had carried out the attacks but it nell seems according to what's being reported in the journal that u.s. intelligence has divined that it was in fact iran backed militias based inside southern iraq that carried out the attack so again from the u.s. perspective this is iran again exerting its malign influence around the region and in particular attacking one of the closest partners in the middle east they're not saying exactly what the evidence was that u.s. officials presented to iraqi officials earlier this month but they do know that when the secretary of state michael pompei o spoke with the prime minister mr. vaca in the middle of it in that he brought up the incident brought up the evidence and said that the iraqi government has to be no much more aggressive in dealing with iran backed militias in the country the u.s. of course is well aware that iran and iraq do have a sort of relationship they are physical neighbors after all but the response from iraqi officials has been we're not certain that this evidence is actu

women of the gallery have to say about that joining me today are the host of news he is here scottie nell hughes artie america sports producer extraordinary regina ham and artie america news correspondent rachel evans thanks for joining me hysteria it's cold monday right and you just as my husband i have never ever more on a daily basis listen to. our i don't break my hysteria it means that i'm alive and that i have a motion i have passion and i. care about it but i think there's a very good point on this for so long women have been mis diagnosed or not been allowed to be a diagnosed and for so long those diagnosis actually caused bigger issues that lead to other things so this is you know i am all for this guideline but why did it take so long yeah i think that's kind of the thing you kind of wonder why did it take this long for the medical community 980 s. a long time to realize that hysteria which is quite literally described as a defective uterus making your mind. out of control so the idea that our uterus is control all of our thoughts and feelings and if they're messed up we just ne

barrett equality is our team america correspondent sara montoya soca and rachel blackman's and scottie nell hughes from news views here is catching up on her sleep. ok i'm sorry. guys working. to say that study is the most accurate study i've ever heard accurate do you think you know looking at this you know it was we have more opportunities we work harder or we're getting more things done but at the end of the day we're giving up something really important and that sleep and that's leisure time and sports something that men haven't lost they still get the same amount scot you tell me do you think this shows the more men help around the house the more time we have to pursue our careers. it means it's more time for us to make some money i think is whether. there's i do think men have stepped up as fathers and their roles within the house even just marriage and has been why there's not those traditional roles but that doesn't mean that i think women are saying ok now i get more time me time actually i think it means it gives more time to give back to the family to give back to society to get

perm nell chang . >>> we have some more from the ecb forum at sintra when annette speaks to ewald nowotny0 cet. we have another one tomorrow, an exclusive interview with luis de gunidos. >>> carry lam apologized on camera for the protests that had taken place in recent weeks. she said there was no timetable for moving the extradition bill forward. >> i personally had to shoulder much of the responsibility this has led to controversies and anxieties in society for this, i offer my most sincere apology. >>> other top story today, the president of iran has said the country will not wage war against any other nation he spoke at the inauguration ceremony of a new airport terminal in tehran after the united states had announced it would deploy around 1,000 additional troops to the middle east region. the u.s. acting defense secretary patrick shanahan previously insisted last week's attacks on two oil tankers on the coast of iran validated the reliab reliable, credible intelligence we've received on hostile actions by iranian forces. the u.s. has tens of thousands of troops already in the area.

what i love about ber nell height it represents the diversity that made me fall in love with san francisco. we have a lot of mom and pop shops and you can get all your resources within walking distance. my favorite air area of my homes my little small patio where i can start my morning and have my coffee an is a sweet spot for me and i test test test test test >> this meeting will come to t order. this is a regular meeting for vision zero committee for thursday, june 27, 2019. i am commissioner trent 10 and i enjoyed by commissioner stefani and mandelman will substitute in who had a conflict with another bar that he is on, california coastal condition. welcome and - - welcome, commissioner travertine. it's been a long time since i've seen you too. [laughter] was it like midnight last night? the committee would like to acknowledge the staff of as of geo tv who record and make this available to public online. you have any announcements? >> members of the public are asked to silent or turn off their cell phones. public comment will be taking place after each item and speakers will have two mi

when you're sitting in that jail in laredo, did you think about sheriff nells and, you know, you had as much as everybody else was disappointed in me. but it's always better to be in jail than it is to be dead. >> did you ever think growing up that that's the kinda thing that you would say to yourself in your head, "it's better to be in jail than being dead"? >> oh, no. i would always say, "i would never go to jail." >> what happened was reality. it's not an easy fix. going back to a behavior that is inappropriate is really just part of the long healing process. the person who set all of this in motion, scott kat, declined to do another interview with us. but abby says that she has visited him in prison, and still forgives him. >> i think sometimes i -- i blame myself more than him. but -- >> but he invited you to go on a bank heist. >> i know he loves me. i know he loves me as his daughter. so it's hard sometimes to really get what -- what happened. >> how often do you think about your brother? >> every day. every day, yeah. both of them, every day. i'm definitely waitin' on them to

what i love about ber nell height it represents the diversity that made me fall in love with san francisco. we have a lot of mom and pop shops and you can get all your resources within walking distance. my favorite air area of my homes my little small patio where i can start my morning and have my coffee an is a sweet spot for me and i >> this unique neighborhood, we noemie know miguel's over there shaking his head like, yeah. [laughter] we know there is something special about the city and something special about the neighborhoods and to have everything to do with the people who are part of these amazing neighborhoods. and i'm just really excited about some of the other things that we've done and more of what we will do to make sure that we

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that on they've got all your meter john and i in a shack or more home in a minute as much as a kid nell brought up on a shuttle we couldn't be sure have been taught but on the thought of going to be getting on it's not only the rehabilitation of a missing limb we have to support him psychologically we have to change his mind. just accept it has to be really for the future she has treated thousands of patients like is struck he tells him the secret to his recovery is his mind why he should work beautifully could knock her off and i mean to me to me for making as much of a robot because the. mom must be quite accustomed. to her point out of what sort of wonderful music and money you make out of the beginning i am a shack 0.0 point autists by human goodness for that this meeting is in the given that this make. it nice one i'm with the 1st pallone maker the middle opponent the middle of the pit the hottest one is in the hospital for lack of any 24 cutting that this is his mo tooth it's a choice that sugar love faced himself he's ago when he was just 17 he stepped on a land mine my group was

and any members of the england team was during the 2012 olympics when team gb beat cameroon three nell group after a last—minute winner against new zealand. it will be a big match but they are known as being rather physical so it will be a test for england. also, it is predicted it will be 30 degrees tomorrow here so it'll be a very hot match indeed. mercedes dominance sets to continue. lewis hamilton took pole position and it was a bad day for ferrari's sebastian vettel. the friday practice was dominated by mercedes and qualifying looked destined to be similar. the problems persist for sebastian vettel, not even 24 hours after his review was rejected. final qualifying issues destabilises progress. a technical issue forcing him to pitch. ferrari team—mate start third. when it mattered, as it so often does, lewis hamilton improved on his time. it will be the championship leader at the start of the grid. he is on pole for the third time this season. it is the 86th time he has started at the front and the 60th with mercedes. lewis hamilton is very pleased indeed with that poll, have a lis

that was kind of a death nell statement. he is president of the united states. yes we do have to be careful. there is also the fact we're still exploring in the media those various factors that led to the trump presidency. >> clair mccaskill, the network you are currently on had a poll that turned out not to be right in missouri. >> right. >> is it possible given you've been on the other side of internal polls, public polls, that maybe the president's right, or is he just denying because he is trump? >> well, he's lying because he's trump. about what his polls say. and i'm not going to argue that we should not start assuming that president trump is going to be defeated next year. i think the democratic party, there is some debate about this, should we be panicking? i think panic is appropriate. i mean, you still have over 40% of the country saying they think he is okay. he has a solid 32% of the vote locked in in every poll. and things happen. i think we have to look at our nominating process as an opportunity to pick the right candidate and unite and not turn i

charges were more than when i moved in and basically, ten years past, the services that we received word nelltially, what did it go up to? 1560 at the last count. are you seeing anything for the service charges? i wish we were, i wish we were. all i can say is if someone visited the new build today it's a slump. it's a pure slump. let's bring in nigel, you are from the association of residential managing agents which effectively acts as an intermediary between landlords and te na nts. at intermediary between landlords and tenants. at your perspective of what's happening in some cases particularly like the ones we were hearing in our report? this kind of difficult to go into specifics, service charges are necessary to keep the building in the condition that you'd like to keep it in, building sitesjust as that you'd like to keep it in, building sites just as we do that you'd like to keep it in, building sitesjust as we do so that you'd like to keep it in, building sites just as we do so for example, a lift will probably last 15 years. when you replace it it will cost around £60,000 so you shoul

the little nail at an explanation, and the reason for this, the nail is the one thing you can change nell scenario. can't get rid of gravity. can't go back and time and say i'll run over the bunny. can't undo any of that. one thing you can change is the nail and that's why it's the explanation and it's a good explanation. explanation are tools. not part of the world. they're tools that we use because we have purposes and we need explanations sometimes as a tool. they north always the best tool. -- they're not always the best tool. a issues about reagan lating a.i. and everything has to be explainable. not always the right tool. explanations always hide more than they show. that's okay. but it's really important to recognize that. if the machine learning model is put in front of us as a problem that we were worried about these black boxes, they're called, these inexplicable -- i don't know why -- every time we're told that we are going -- in effect we're being told there are systems we rely on that do things we cannot, these things are sort of cognitive, air quotes here because machines do

. >>> after the break here on "closing bell", mike nell will join us, and he'll tell us one name he's calling his tom pick. >>> later a interview with senator mark warner. he the dow is up 34 potsin, until 50 minutes until the close. s. >>> stress test number nine, let's pull the lens back a bit i've covered banking for three decades. there was no stress test the first two. this stress test is still stressful. they assume unemployment goats to 10% another one half decline in stock prices, so after this hypothetical stress test, the fed determined that the banks had enough capital to withstand a global financial crisis. by the way, exceed the minimum ratios by even more than last year >> so that was last week, and the results weren't positive this we -- were positive this week -- how big are the capital return plans will be and will they all get approved >> we think they will go ahead approved but in the scheme of things, we have cap returns calendar year to calendar year next year up over 10% to $130 billion of capital return. that $130 billion relative to the market market is 1$1.3 t

bush nell brian. -- hillary clinton i should say.em with the president's speaking on the fourth of july at the lincoln memorial? >> there wants no problem with the president of the united states speaking on the fourth of july. but, brian, we know that this president his judgment when it comes to not being able to insert partisanship is not really there. remember the boy scout speech? fourth of july is for hot dogs and hamburgers and fireworks is nothing sacred? we already have football having taken over baseball pumpkin pie taking over apple pie county fourth of july be sacred and keep politics out of it. brian: i need to see a second on the pumpkin pie thing because i do think apple pie is better. keep it about america, write? >> i would remind people he gave a phenomenal speech yesterday celebrating the 75th anniversary of d-day was not political. celebration of the greatest generation. but i know what? he is president of the united states, brian. if he feels like giving a speech on the steps of the lincoln memorial on july 4th cel

of bankruptcies in the technology business businesses shut down, so the unemployment rate alone not nelln 50.8 billion virtual reality estimate 50.7 so a little worse than thought in terms of april international trade numbers, the actual coming in 50.8 billion lower, initial jobless claims we white to get those not much impact on markets, by the way. >> 218,000, on the jobless claims hitting the tape as well, no impact really on markets there. >> we have seen obviously, the trade with china has gone down a little, but we've got more imports from some of china asian neighbors some manufacturing moving to vietnam some moved to mexico, but, you know, more or less in line with expectations, and as we've discussed all of this fighting over tariffs does discourage investment. >> i have to say we are all talking about what issens of tpp idea trade with 11 asian, countries around china but china that was whole essence of why we should be in tpp tariffs, the instrument -- >> i asked vice president pence about that why did he pull out of tpp is he thinking about another tpp by another name how you

you see the ten podia in front of the three chairs for the -- our nbc newsperson nell in two shifts,nd we're back here in the studio. we have steve kornacki with that question that's always kind of fun at gatherings. if you think the front-runner at this point -- >> is podia a word? >> no. >> if you think the front-runner at this point in the race has the staying power to make to it the end, people always say ask president john edwards. ask presidents jackson. i've been looking forward to this. who has been a front-runner at this point that has gone on to be successful. >> it's a fascinating question. that seems to be one of the debates we're having. joe biden is out in front. does it really mean he is strong? is he a weak front-runner, strong? we know he is going to be in the center stage position because he is in first place right now. the way we decided to look at this, we're going to look at basically from 1984 to the present. why 1984? because that's sort of the modern era when presidential primary debates began. they were nationally televised on the democratic side, at least 19

. >> charles nell san reilly, what would they say.ne if obama ever said that about president rouhani. >> it's unbelievable. this blind spot is has boggled me. the president of the united states said he trs trusts me, he promised me so i'll this is how the president conducts foreign policy with thone-to-one person connections. >> i kind of watched his brain freeze. i couldn't tell if it was that he wasn't sure what the answer was. i can't tell if he's pro-collusion or collusion curious now. if collusion is so good, he has spent a year denying he colluded and now he's like conclusion is no big deal. >> high said no penalty for whatever appearance of collusion that happened last time so why wouldn't you do it again? >> a new fox poll shows trump dealing self of -- senator bernie sanders leads trump by 9 points while senator blaurch has a two-point edge and kamala harris and pete buttigieg are up by one point. npc on taund details from an internal poll that found trump trailing biden. in four states where trump edged hillary clinton by na