nick hope is in south korea for us.ear before the olympics are always fascinating because it is at this stage we get a sense of who are going to be the stars for the next games and things are looking rather promising for british diving. jackal and dan goodfellow winning silver on saturday and now tom daley, some ten yea rs saturday and now tom daley, some ten years after his first world championship title, is still winning three medals. he wasjust 15 championship title, is still winning three medals. he was just 15 when championship title, is still winning three medals. he wasjust 15 when he won individual gold at rome 2009 and a decade on, tom daley is still one of the world's best divers. he and his new synchro partner have forged an impressive partnership despite only paring up late last year. after a stunning fourth round dive today, an error in the fifth saw them slip from second to third but a brilliant final routine secured bronze and, crucially an olympic place at tokyo 2020. china's limbic champions took gold a

the swimmers checking out the team gb olympic holding camp just outside of tokyo and bbc sport's nick hope been in japan for for us. welcome to the university here about an hour south of tokyo where the majority of the team gb athletes including the swimmers are selected for the olympics next year will compete final preparations before heading into the athletes' village. tokyo 2020 will be very different for a variety of reasons. specifically for adam peaty it will be the first game is that he goes into as defending champion and that brings added attention and pressure. but that is something that he is relishing and feels being here a year ahead of the olympics will be a massive advantage. japan is a special place in terms of their culture, how they treat each other, they are so respectful and the amount of investment they put into facilities. we were treated like royalty a nd facilities. we were treated like royalty and i think that is just down to the kind of upbringing and culture. it is a great place, what better place to have that feeling and have great facilities. the british team ar

nick hope is in south korea. of a major diving competition, and the ten metre event, expecting time daily to effectively save the day, and wina daily to effectively save the day, and win a medal. he did in 2009, with his first world championship title, again, london 2012, when he claimed brown's and in 2017, two yea rs claimed brown's and in 2017, two years ago, at the last world championships, where he won the gold medal. so he was the defending champion heading into this one, but u nfortu nately champion heading into this one, but unfortunately today, he didn't have his spark. finished short and seven. he actually let after the opening of six rounds, after a strong first dive, but then he began to slip behind. china's eventual gold medallist, at second—place young how delivering a series of stunning routines. some of the best we have ever seen in the sport. as such, daly was left to battle for brands, however, to fifth—round dive, combined with a lifetime best performance saw him fall as contention with the rus

nick hope was watching in south korea already in olympic european and commonwealth champion but todayto complete a grand slam of diving titles with world gold. he was on course until the final routine which did not quite work out. he led from the first round and his fourth round the dive was the high score that we saw in the competition so far. it fifth routine also scored over 100 which gave him also scored over 100 which gave him a huge lead of the chinese olympic and world champion who were his main rivals. but for the second time in as many days, it went woefully wrong on his final dive and as you can imagine, he was devastated.” on his final dive and as you can imagine, he was devastated. i feel pretty d ea d imagine, he was devastated. i feel pretty dead inside right now. mostly i'm pretty good, the first three we re i'm pretty good, the first three were just pretty good but number four and five were really outstanding for me and i think i got a tenant one point and i don't really know what happened on the last dive, i finally goes right, really know what happened on the last di

bbc 0lympic sports reporter nick hope has been to meet him in florida.n and out of the water stability you so pretty, yeah i really did get her as a joke, almost but i really did want some fresh x. you heard her clucking around and being obnoxious. especially my dog, i do not have thousands of animals or anything like that, but i am biased towards my dog and like that, but i am biased towards gand my like that, but i am biased towards my dog and my chicken. i have grown up my dog and my chicken. i have grown up in florida my whole life, i coming out here and even write in my backyard, there are trees and water everywhere. why did you always loved swimming? no, it was the opposite. i was so over swimming? no, it was the opposite. i was so over it, when i was a 12—year—old, i just want to run around and get hurt and swimming did not offer that to me in the least bit, but there was something i could just could not walk away from. —— yeah. i cried the first time i was taught butterfly. i was young too, so taught butterfly. i was young too, so give me an taug

news of that and some of the other britons in action today — here's our olympic sports reporter nick hopen a successful host venue this has been a successful host venue for great britain so far with two diving medals already secured. there was also the price of several more over the next couple of days. —— with the promise. in terms of today's action, the eyes and focus we re today's action, the eyes and focus were all onjack laugher, today's action, the eyes and focus were all on jack laugher, the olympic champion in the three metre springboard synchronised event, but the silver medallist in today's individual competition. —— jack laugher. nobody doubted he was he —— that he would ease into the final. but in sport nothing is given. it was a truly gruelling day of qualifying in semifinal action. job donein qualifying in semifinal action. job done in terms of olympic qualification forjack laugher, but he would like more. i've got to try my best. i like to win. i want to go on and do well. i will give it my all. really concentrate. get a good night's sleep and hopefully come back inspired t

nick hope from guangzhou. me, from sportsday, finally it, thank goodness for that! coming up next, it is the papers. hello again, welcome to the look at what is in the newspapers tomorrow morning. with me in the studio, the deputy political editor of the guardian, rowena mason. and deputy political editor of the daily mail, john stevens. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. we start with the times. it leads with the condemnation by both conservative party leadership right tools death rivals after president trump's controversial tweets after he told four american congresswomen from minority backgrounds to go back to where they came from. the telegraph features a report that suggests that white middle—aged bossesin suggests that white middle—aged bosses in the armed forces are out of touch, as unacceptable levels of sexism, racism and bullying are exposed in the military. the daily mail says unborn children are at risk of being pre—polluted by poisonous chemicals and every day household items that can

the bbc‘s nick hope has been to florida to meet him.he water. you are so pretty. so really the chicken, i'd got her as a joke almost but i did want some fresh eggs. she is funny. you hear her clocking around and being obnoxious. something nice to have outside the pool did it especially my dog. i don't have thousands of animals and iam don't have thousands of animals and i am biased towards my dog and my chicken. i grew up in florida. it is outdoorsy. i like coming out here with jane and in my backyard there is trees and water everywhere. did you always love swimming? no, i did not. it was the opposite. when i was 12i not. it was the opposite. when i was 12 i hated swimming. i was a 12—year—old kid who just wanted run around and get hurt. swimming did not offer that to me in the least. that there was something about the sport i could not walk away from. that there was something about the sport i could not walk away fromlj believe sport i could not walk away from.|j believe you had an emotional introduction to butterfly? 0h, believe you h

nick hope has more from south korea: tom daly has already won three royal titles with this career, comingctly a deck a decade ago, in and out of the water over the last ten years, you would think nothing was facing at this stage of his career boy spoke to him a little hour earlier, he was incredibly nervous heading into today's event because the places are up today's event because the places are upforgrabs. if today's event because the places are up for grabs. if you sign of tension as the east through the preliminaries to book a place in the afternoon semifinals, but is at this stage we remember he made that shot exit at the rio olympics. no repeat of that this time though as he qualified for saturday with the third highest score. 19—year—old team—mate finished sixth in his will debut it will also be back tomorrow. both divers have the event of tokyo 2020. we are expected to go and get the place, it is terrifying. i do not take any moment for granted. you can only be really relaxed when you see the green queue next year named because if you do not see that, anything can happen in diving

nick hope is in south korea for us. and commonwealth champion but today he was hoping to complete a grand slam of major diving titles with world gold. as you have been hearing he was on course until the final routine. we didn't quite work out. jack had led from the first round and his fourth—round dive was the high scoring we have seen in the competition so far. 105.30 and his fifth region also scored over 100 which gave him a huge lead over the chinese and olympic world champions who were his main rivals but for the second time in as many days, it went wrong for his final dive. as you can imagine, jack was devastated.” wrong for his final dive. as you can imagine, jack was devastated. i feel pretty d ea d imagine, jack was devastated. i feel pretty dead inside right now. i mean, most of the time i was good. but number four and five were really outstanding for me. i think i got a turn at one point and i don't

bbc 0lympic sports reporter nick hope has been to meet him in florida. are so pretty! delete the chicken, i got her almost as a joke but i did want fresh eggs! she is funny, you heard her clucking around and being obnoxious. just something nice to have outside of the swimming pool nice to have outside of the swimming pool. especially my dog, i'm biased towards my dog and my chicken. i have been in florida my whole life and it is very much an outdoors life we have trees and water everywhere. did you always loved swimming? i did not, it was the opposite. when i was 12| not, it was the opposite. when i was 12 i hated swimming, i was so over it and! 12 i hated swimming, i was so over it and i just 12 i hated swimming, i was so over it and ijust wanted to run around and get hurt. swimming did not offer that in the least bit but there was something about it that i could not walk away from. and you had an emotional introduction to the butterfly? i cried the first time i was taught butterfly. i was young to give me an excuse was taught butterfly. i was young to

his girlfriend lois toulson is the current european champion, the bbc‘s olympic sports reporter nick hopeo. i have to do most of that but i don't usually mind. jack laugher and lois toulson believe they are brewing something different when it comes to relationships and diving. i will have a letter and she will put it in a drawer never to be seen will put it in a drawer never to be seen again so it is good and bad at the same time really. the couple have been dating forjust over two yea rs have been dating forjust over two years with lois toulson effectively moving in with jack laugher after his olympic gold medal winning diver chris mears took a break from the sport to move back to southampton. when we started living together i was concerned about the time we were spending together at work and at home but we balance it really well. i love to talk things through and i know that is not lowest‘s instancing but it brings us together well.|j know that is not lowest‘s instancing but it brings us together well. i do not like to talk about our problems or if not like to talk about our problems or

here to weigh in is ufo expert, nick hope. thank you for joining us.you. heather: so this event started on facebook. and it was satirical, wasn't supposed to be taken seriously but we have all of these people signing up, saying they're going to storm area 51 on september 20t 20th 20th is the . what will they find there? what exactly is at area 51 now? >> well, what they are hoping to find of course is ufos and maybe aliens. what they will actually find is probably just next generation aircraft and drones. but, i mean, this thing is getting somewhat out of hand. i think when i last checked, a million plus people were saying that they were going to go. now, they won't of course. i think it's much easier to click going on facebook than it is to actually go. but i think this just shows the huge level of interest in this subject. heather: yeah. the air force we can actually pull this up for people, i want to make sure i clarify, the air force warning people not to do this, saying the area 51 is open training range for the u.s. air force. we bodies courage a

nick hope's been catching up with him.ce, and affect that in my performance, and people expect it will affect my performance, but i see it as a good thing. i know deep down, you know, what i'm capable of, and when i need to use that. but also, i am a fully aware that no one has ever coming no british person is ever defended in olympic title, which is almost exciting, so i enjoyed that, i thrive out of those kind of scenarios. i thrive off the pressure. there's been a lot of personal battles in my head, a lot of lows, a lot of highs. but yep, that's part and parcel. that's my job. that's what i need to deal with to obviously get peak performance. how much did you learn from the commonwealths last year? when complacency creeps and, it's almost like water down. it's open, open, open, i've got to come i felt like i was undefeatable, and that's when, you know, you are coming into a loss. everything for me is coming to place, but you know, as well as me, it's sports, it's so unpredictable. i could either blow it away, i could ei

nick hope, bbc news, in tokyo, japan. compete in the bmx. greg rutherford's also with us — long jump gold—medallist in 2012, and he also got a bronze four years later in rio. good morning to both of you. good morning. greg, this must be very ha rd morning. greg, this must be very hard for you. you're retired last year. are you missing out being a pa rt year. are you missing out being a part of it? i am quite happy not to have to worry about the training and qualifications anymore. from my point of view to get to sit back and enjoy other people now hopefully going for their sporting goals and with some of those medals. one of them, charlotte, nobody knows who will be competing at the moment, but you are part of the bmx team, hopefully. the sport itself has come such a long way in a relatively short varied of time. oh, yeah, drastically. especially the female side of things. bmx probably had a kind of stigma that we are rebels like the skateboa rd kind of stigma that we are rebels like the skateboard scene and stuff. no, th

what are your hopes for the next 50 years of space exploration? nick: i think my hope is fairly simple, that we continue to push the boundaries of what we know and what we think of possible. -- what we thinkre possible. that is to take us back to the moon and to go in a sustainable way and take what we learned there and push further and go to mars. laura: nick hague and christina koch, thank you so much for joining us from theat intenal space station. and they were talking to us from 240 miles up above. we approach th50th anniversary of the moon landing. now to celebrations here on earth. thousands turned up in new york city today to honor the u.s. women's soccer team, world cup champions once again. there were officiaurspeakers, of . but it was the players and team captain megan rapinoe who were the stars of the show. th bbc's nada tawfik was there. na: how is this for a homecoming? e w york was buzzing with excitement as ths. women's soccer team made their way down the parade route known as the canyon of roes, amid a sea of red, white, and blue, and

nick: democrats were hoping usese hearings would not j provide the audiobook version of the mueller report, but a summer blockbuster movie. but the former special counselan did not evento appear on capitol hill and stuck closely to the script and main findings of his 400-page report. mr. mueller: the investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign conspired with the russian government in its election interference activities. mr. mueller: but the report did -- nick: but the report did not clear prident trump of obstruction of justice, of interfering with the russian meddling investigation. >> the report did not concd de that he t commit obstruction of justice? is that mr. mueller: that is correct. >> what about total exoneration? did you actually totally exonerate the president? mr. mueller: no. nick: mr. mueller was monosyllabic, but under republican questioning, stated that guidelines prevent sitting president from being investigated, it is possible after they leave office. >> could you charge the president with obstruction of justice after he leaves office? mr. mueller

. >> nick compton hopes to survive another day himself. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] snitch!claims the aryan brotherhood has extorted his family for more than $500. he's finally received the money order receipts he's been requesting from compton's mother. they should serve as evidence of extortion or protection money to keep compton from being assaulted again. but he thinks they mean something else. >> we got receipts for your mom. >> okay. >> ain't no $400. comes out to about like $210. it don't say extortion, it says to me debt. it don't say extortion. it says debt. that's what that says to me, because it's small amounts. extortion -- i've seen extortion here. they're hundreds of dollars. >> she's got hundreds of dollars in receipts. >> inmates often find themselves in trouble when they accrue debt in prison, and that's what he thinks happened to compton. the money orders weren't for protection but for debt repayment. >> i'm going to give you one shot right now to tell me the truth. >> i am telling you the truth. >> look at me. >> dude how is that -- >> i've seen that befor

they're hoping to catch some of the fireworks shows from space and they sent back a picture of philadelphia where the declaration of independence was signed thanks to astronauts. christina koch, and nickague who say they hope your 4th of july is far out. >>and next illegal fireworks in use in the south bay why it's gotten so bad. some people say they don't even want to leave their homes. >>and attention direct tv an atnt u-verse subscribers as of july second kron four's been removed from the directv and 18 to lineup. atnt has refused to extend our existing distribution agreement to august 2nd. that means you can no longer watch kron 4 programming next our our parent company is negotiating with atnt has offered to extend our current deal as we worked to try to reach a fair agreement if you want to continue watching kron 4 in shows such as doctor phil inside edition and entertainment tonight. you're asked to call 8, 5, 5, 5, 6, 7, 1, 5, 6, 9, and tell directv and 18 to universe to bring back kron 4. >>as we all know the 4th of july is supposed to be a time of celebration. but the way some people celebrate worries their neighbors, illegal fireworks, our problem spot all over the bay area

i also know that you are there with one of those presidential hopefuls, nick. >> reporter: absolutely congresswoman tulsi gabbard out of the second congressional district of hawaii who arrived here just recently. could i ask you, congresswoman, what brought you here and put you on the plane? >> to stand in solidarity with the people of puerto rico who have been suffering and struggling under this very corrupt government for far too long. they are saying enough is enough. i join them in calling for this governor's resignation. they can then begin to find a leader who will truly listen to their concerns and work for their interests. >> how would that work though? you have a complicated situation here, a protest with intense momentum. we saw bits of violence on wednesday. no obvious leader and secession structure. it's a bit unclear and may draw on the same people these people are really angry about. how would it work? >> first of all what is really incredible is people are gathered by the thousands every single day singing and making sure their voices are heard and really ewi really uni

nick bryant. the democrats were hoping these hearings would notjust provide the audiobook version of the mueller reportnsel didn't even want to appear on capitol hill, and stuck closely to the script and main findings of his 400 page report. the investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign conspired with the russian government in its election interference activities. but the report did not clear president trump of obstructing justice, of interfering with the russian meddling investigation. so the report did not conclude that he did not commit obstruction of justice. is that correct? that is correct. and what about total exoneration? did you actually totally exonerate the president? no. mr mueller was monosyllabic, but under republican questioning stated that, although justice department guidelines prevents sitting presidents from being prosecuted, that would be possible after mr trump left office. could you charge the president with a crime after he left office? yes. you believe that he committed... you could charge the president of the united states with obstruction ofjustice aft

nick bryant. the democrats were hoping these hearings would notjust provide the audiobook version of the mueller reportar on capitol hill, and stuck closely to the script and main findings of his 400 page report. the investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign conspired with the russian government in its election interference activities. but the report did not clear president trump of obstructing justice, of interfering with the russian meddling investigation. so the report did not conclude that he did not commit obstruction ofjustice. is that correct? that is correct. and what about total exoneration? did you actually totally exonerate the president? no. mr mueller was monosyllabic, but under republican questioning stated that, although justice department guidelines prevents sitting presidents from being prosecuted, that would be possible after mr trump left office. you believe that he committed... you could charge the president of the united states with obstruction ofjustice after he left office? yes. the white house described the hearings as an epic embarrassment for the democ

nick bosa and this year's overall. agreed to a contract and will be there on time with everyone else but the 49ers are hoping from big thingste he sacks in 29 games and this is assigning a bosa. they also signed a second round pick, receiver, deebo samuel up >>> meaningful summer baseball continues as the a's are in texas for 4 game series. they have the number two wildcard spot, one game in front of tampa. the giants are enjoying a much- needed off day after a series of extra inning games in a 7 game homestand that southern go 5 and 2 in those games against the mets and cubs. the celebration that comes with a walkoff. tomorrow, the giants play the first of 3 in san diego that starts a key 70 day stretch that will determine how legitimate their playoff chances are. they have certainly earned the respect of its manager. >> what a great job they have done. i can't tell you. first well, how hard they've been fighting but, i mean, they have to be running on fumes. the workload and the innings they have played, this day off comes at a good time and no question, it has changed the vibe. they know how important each game is and it

hope. a crossing point between the moveon's peoples -- luvanks people's republic and ukraine. our correspondent nick connolly reports from there. nick: four years have passed since this bridge was destroyed and the people are still clambering over its makeshift replacement. thousands of them, every day. the separatists say they want the build -- bridge rebuild -- rebuilt, wide enough for tanks, insisting on a narrower replacement. this woman live in separatists controlled territory but a pension and the medicines needed can all be collected from the government side. once a month, they cross the front line. each visit is an ordeal. >> i was scared all the time on the bridge. what would have happened if someone tripped while carrying the? i had to take a tranquilizer. >> nina did not get a chance to elect ukraine's president. to vote, she would've had to make additional trips, but she could not be happier with the result. >> people are patient. we were waiting for the elections. our hopes were high. i cried when i saw his inauguration. i want this all too and as soon as possible and for peace to retur

we will have to see whether or not that hope comes to fruition. nickt going to break away from you for a couple of minutes. thank you for taking us through that. as we continue to look at these life pictures, let's get a couple more voices to comment on what we are seeing. icarus one is a member of the civil rights observer and joins us now. thank you for joining us. what is your thoughts as you watch the scenes on the streets and inside the chamber there in hong kong? apologies, we seem to have lost that line to icarus. how it is here in the studio watching the pictures. in terms of what we are seeing, take us through because you have been in conversations with your collea g u es have been in conversations with your colleagues on the ground. what are they saying to you? so far today's protests, the peaceful bet, was widely expected. it has been a social media, on peoples minds, it isjuly one 22nd year of handing back to chinese control from britain, people were planning by the thousands to come out and protest what they see as a gradual erosion of hon

hope hosted the entertainment at the washington monument. this covers the celebration. missing any mention of anti-war protestors who waded nicked into the reflecting pool an were later tear gassed by police. >> this is richard strater in washington, d.c. each year for the pass 194 years americans have celebrated the anniversary of their independence here and in thousands of towns and cities throughout the united states. this year's fourth of july celebrations were something special. the nationwide honor america day, as it was called, was a nonpolitical observance with leaders of both political parties taking part. americans from all walks of life took this opportunity to find the common ground and affection for the country and to share that affection with others. the honor america day program was simply a celebration of the 194th anniversary of the day on which the colonies of north america declared they were from that time an independent nation and they based it on individual liberty. here in washington the day-long program began at 10:30 in the morning. [bells] >> the morning activities focused primarily on religious observan

nick bryant has been watching the day's events. the democrats were hopingdiobook version of the mueller report, but a summer blockbuster movie. but the former special counsel didn't even want to appear on capitol hill, and stuck closely to the script and main findings of his a00 page report. the investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign conspired with the russian government in its election interference activities. but the report did not clear president trump of obstructing justice, of interfering with the russian meddling investigation. so the report did not conclude that he did not commit obstruction of justice. is that correct? that is correct. and what about total exoneration? did you actually totally exonerate the president? no. mr mueller was monosyllabic, but under republican questioning stated that, although justice department guidelines prevents sitting presidents from being prosecuted, that would be possible after mr trump left office. could you charge the president with a crime after he left office? yes. you believe that h

but so far progress has been slow to use nick conley is in kiev and joins us now for more nic president selenski brought forward the timing of these elections hoping voters will hand his party more power will their gamble pay off. could off noon well if the polls it's believed it will all the latest polls going to selection showed his party 7 to the people his new policy picking up somewhere around $45.00 or even more percent of the vote although coming just short of absolute majority so it looks like they will have to form a coalition to get their laws through parliament but this really is unheard of no ukrainian president so far in ukraine's in history has had such a big majority in parliament and it seems like his strategy of really ramming home that advantage while the honeymoon with voters continues has been the right thing to do and certainly here at this polling station in one of the middle class suburbs of kiev there is a lot of enthusiasm for the lecky even if it might be a little less a bit of more dampened than it was in april back in the presidential election where it was a very stark black and white choice between the princess and sel

first round draft pick nick osa signed a 4 year $33.5 million deal yesterday. the 49ers are hopingor big things from bosa. at ohio state he had 70.5 sacks in 29 games. in addition to the signing of nick bosa, the niners signed their second round pick receiver deebo samuel. oakland raiders training camp starts today in napa. the silver and black added big names to the off season. including all-pro wide receiver, antonio brown. coach jay gruden was to energize the team that was in the bottom for scoring last season. with the big personalities, combined with the move to vegas, the raiders will be profile on the hbo show, hard knocks. >>> talkshow host wendy williams is in the bay area. hosting a committee show with other comedians at the paramount in oakland. we spoke with her on mornings on 2. >> i am hosting. in between doing this set, i'll be changing into another ridiculous ensemble. when i am off the talkshow, even on the talkshow, at the >> it is not right a ridiculous, the entire show is a mess. and i love it. all of us have messy lives. in a good way. >> much the wendy william

both of them deserve a top job so i just hope they don't forget about ordinary people where you can but as you are dangerous of course things in china groovy. nick could ukraine see a coalition government led by a former actor and a musician. well michael it does seem like the electoral arithmetic is pointing that way if you put the voice of a party and the people's alecky spots together you get to closer to a majority together so that definitely seems like a very credible option especially for selenski his talk of and bring a new generation to power and getting rid of the old faces basically for him back at you because the only person who would allow him to really make good on that promise. let's say selenski gets that majority either through that form or some other how will he use the power will we see a more prone to european strategy that could stand up to moscow. like that's the 1000000 dollar question i think we're definitely to see the most powerful you cripple ukrainian president in a long time given that support he's likely to get in parliament that was a problem his criticism faced having called say to fight with in stable majorities i

he is hoping to become the first englishman since way back in 1992, nick faldo, the last man to lift but there are other angus men as well. well in contention. lee westwood, rolling back the years, what a story that would be, in his 25th consecutive open championship. he has never won it of course. how he would love to lift at claretjug. danny willett going very nicely as well today, one under par. as is justin rose, he has dropped a shot today but he remains well in contention. we are in for an enthralling, exciting afternoon of golf and the crowd are really responding. there has been some extraordinary scenes, it is extraordinary scenes, it is extraordinary noisy and is only going to get more noisy as we reach a climax later on. studio: will get your updates later. thank you. in portugal, at least one village has been evacuated, and more than a thousand fire fighters deployed to three separate wildfires in the castelo branco region, north of lisbon. one person has been seriously injured, as well as four firefighters. six neighbouring regions are on the maximum fire alert. a three—y

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nick in that glass door. if you're saying that now, once the sun goes down. >> i'm actually hearing something banging on the door and hoping i'm going to catch this thing. [ bleep ] >> you all misseded. you saw that? >> another person there. >> i missed it because my eyes have been closed. >> hello, security. hey, you need to come out. i'm not playing anymore. >> you know at this point, he tries to use his authoritative voice. you see his flashlight when you hear the sound. especially this one. >> jesus [ bleep ] >> wait. >> i'm really not sure what's going on here. no. yeah, i'm done. >> nick calderone move. >> i'm not getting paid for this. >> hello? >> nothing could be creepier than a voice talking to you. >> no, i'm getting out. >> no. >> i have so many questions about these videos and live by skype, we have josh and his fellow friend and security officer moose, welcome to the show. >> are you messing with us or is this proof of ghosts? >> i think it's proof of ghosts. like i don't personally believe in ghosts. but -- >> who was the guy that was in frame? what was that about? >> the person in the side video that you al

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because japan's nick ayers has opened lower, nearly by 1% this morning, a sickly following while street which because of the strong jobs data that margaret was talking about, reducing hopest monica was talking about with iran adding to woes, this is how was street ended on friday. all in the negative territory. that's it for this edition of the asia business report, thank you for watching. this is bbc news the top stories this hour: bbc news finds more evidence of the international links of the man accused of the christchurch mosque attacks the usa have decisively won the women's football world cup after a tournament that has given new momentum to the sport. many working parents find it stressfuljuggling time in the office with childcare. the government says it wants to support businesses to deliver more family—friendly policies. there are particular challenges for people who are freelance, or work for small companies. but there are some signs things are changing, as dougal shaw reports. this looks like a fairly typical office or a trend in london tech start—up —— trendy, but there is something different. working adults share the space with children. there are also quiet

change the weather, he is hopeful that when it comes to indian agriculture, it can help change the economic climate. let's show you how asian markets are going before we go. japan's nickare up by about 0.5%. taking a cue from wall street, ending the day at record highs ahead of independent day celebrations. that is it for asia business report. thank you for watching. the baby boy of a heavily pregnant woman who was stabbed to death at her south london home has died, four days after being delivered by paramedics. kelly mary fauvrelle was eight months pregnant when she was killed. police have now released footage of a man seen running away from the scene. they say her family were woken by her screams. our correspondent sarah campbell reports. it'sjust after 3:00pm on saturday morning. cctv captured a man walking in the direction of kelly mary fauvrelle's house. who is he, and why, shortly afterwards, is the same man, according to the police, seen running along the street? minutes later, the emergency services were called to kelly's address. kelly was the victim of a very sustained and vicious attack which has taken place in her own bedroom. her bedroom was in the family

hoping to return a purple heart medal. it found the decoration in a donation block last month. the name of nickleio junior is engraved on it, a sea man in the navy who went missing in action during world war ii. the heart was awarded after his presumed death. now the good will store is hoping they can get the history back to its rightful owners. >> the women's world cup champions back on u.s. soil. celebration is not dying down anytime soon. >> what they say is coming up for them next for the team. >> still cloudy and breezy atop mount tam. sunnier and warmer weather is coming our way for most of the region. i'll have the accuweather forecast in a moment itit's crepe day.day for our family at denny's. a family tradition we started about 22 minutes ago and now we can continue that tradition at home with denny's delivery. see you at denny's or dennys.com honey, this gis ridiculously fast. we are seriously keeping up with the joneses. keeping up with the ford's. keeping up with the garcia's. the romeros. patels. the wahh-the-wahh wolanske's. right. no one is going to have internet like this. xfini

hope you all watch it. thank you guys, appreciated. here's nick with a look at this morning's weather. 50s. not there yet though. high teens and low 20s. threatening clouds bringing. there will be some sunshine at times between the downpours. as low pressure gets the message and just such a move away eastwards, the further west you are quieter weather for you as we get deeper onto today. let's look at the recent rainfall picture. if you heard the rain towards the south—east of england, thatis towards the south—east of england, that is moving away. plenty of shows across scotland and parts of northern england at the moment. all of this is moving further east during the day. much of the day will be dry in northern ireland, drying up be dry in northern ireland, drying up in western scotland and through this afternoon for parts of wales and western england. north—east england and down through the midlands and east anglia and if you catch when it could be a heavy downpour orfund. catch when it could be a heavy downpour or fund. southern counties mostly dry. going to be breezy but fine at th

hope hosted the ntertainment at washington monument. this covers the celebration. anti-war y mention of protestors who waded nickedinto were flecting pool an later tear gassed by police. >> this is richard strater in washington, d.c. for the pass 194 years americans have celebrated the anniversary of their and in ence here thousands of towns and cities throughout the united states. of julyr's fourth

his hopes of overhauling leaderjulian ala—philippe were dashed on stage 1a, one of the race's most iconic mountains, as nickde france is the most visited it's a challenge that can make or break a rider's overall race. after increasing his lead on yesterday's time trial, alljulian alaphilippe had to do was stick to main rival, geraint thomas. the tour started 12 miles from the finish, and it was soon proving too much for some. adam yates' hopes of a top ten overall finish slipping away, along with those of colombia's quintana. for the rest of the contenders it turned into a game of cat and mouse, thomas tried to shake his shadow. but alaphilippe was having none of it. as the altitude crept up towards more than six and half thousand feet, the air was getting thin. the frenchman was gasping, but it was the britain who crashed with just over half a mile to go. thibault pinot was of the first to cross the finish line, but for alaphilippe getting second it felt like a victory, with thomas finishing eighth, more than 30 seconds behind. nick parrott, bbc news. elsewhere, it's a must win match for england against au

the comedian turned president is hoping to build on his landslide victory by also getting the majority in parliament. as ukrainians go to the polls sunday. as dw's nickonnolly found when he went to the city, he isn't the only show biz newcomer trying to shake up ukraine's politics. ♪ nick: everything is going to be all right. the hit that behavior -- that became a campaign slogan. after 25 years on the stage and 10 albums, the most famous rock singer is venturing onto the political stage, the leader of a new part of called voice. >> i've earned the right to call myself a patriot and prove that i can protect the country from her enemies. nick: in a crowded political scene, he's started from scratch promising to end the oligarchs stranglehold of the ukraine's economy and stand up to russian. he says his rivals are scared and playing dirty. >> the old faces of the old ukrainian politics were not expecting us to be doing so well in the polls. so now they are throwing all of the have got into discrediting us and doing everything to stop is taking their power away from them. nick: he's a new face in ukrainian policy, free of the scandals that dog establish

despite the fighting there is a glimmer of hope days ago the 2 sides militaries left the area around stunning. the 1st such agreement for years the w correspondent nick connelly was there and asked people for their thoughts on the new president's plans for peace. 4 years have passed since this bridge was destroyed in fighting and the people. are still clambering over its makeshift replacement thousands of them every day the separatists say they want the bridge rebuilt as it was wide enough for a tank to pass the ukrainian army counters insisting instead on a narrow replacement. is one of the civilians living with the consequences of their failure to agree she and her husband anatoly live in separate is controlled territory but her pension and the medicines nina depends on can only be collectively of more we should finish with. nina didn't get a chance to elect ukraine's president to vote she would have had to make several additional trips across the front line but she couldn't be happier with the result . we used to have. people are inpatient we were waiting for the elections our hopes were so high i cried when i saw the landscape you know gratian i

headquarters nick thanks for joining us voting closed just a little while ago given the numbers that we have it looks like a clear win for selenski but perhaps not as big a victory as he was hoping for. exactly nic this was definitely a huge win more than any of his predecessors had achieved and gives him infinitely better power base and column but it wasn't a majority that lots of the outright majority looks people had been expecting so the kind of celebrations were a little music especially compared to the presidential election back in april not so much champagne drunk here at this election party where the mood is kind of rather more businesslike having said that i think the fact that anything short of an outright majority seems like it went on to climax shows you what how high those ambitions running here this after all if you take step back is a candidate who this time last year was an entertainer and had no official political ambitions it was only new year's eve that he really spoke to the ukrainian nation and said that he would be running for president so this is still a pretty extraordinary people he's managed to achieve in just those few months we understand that selensk

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the fighting there is a glimmer of hope 2 days ago of the 2 sides militarist left the area around stand it's. the 1st such agreement for years d w correspondent nick connelly was there and asked people for their thoughts on the new president's plans for peace. 4 years have passed since this bridge was destroyed in fighting and the people it's in need are still clambering over its makeshift replacement thousands of them every day the separatists say they want the bridge rebuilt as it was wide enough for a tank to pass the ukrainian army counters insisting instead on a narrow replacement. nina securing co is one of the civilians living with the consequences of their failure to agree she and her husband anatoly live in separate is controlled territory but her pension and the medicines nina depends on can only be connected from the government to health side so once a month they cross the front line each visit is an ordeal. that's now been the most valuable lesson i was scared all the time on the bridge what would have happened if someone had tripped while carrying me i had to take a tranquilizer video more we should finish with. nina didn't get a chan

president of a lot of hours ago and he is hoping to build on his landslide victory by also getting a majority in parliament as ukrainians go to the polls on sunday but as nick connelly found when he went to the picturesque city of the vive so landscape isn't the only showbiz newcomer trying to shake up ukraine's politics. everything's going to be all right it's the hit that became a campaign slogan for. after 25 years on the stage and 10 albums ukraine's most famous rock singer is venturing out onto a new political stage as leader of a new party called force. sarver and the right to call myself a patriot and prove that i can protect the country from our enemies. in a crowded political scene starting from scratch promising to end the oligarchs stranglehold of ukraine's economy and stand up to russia. says his rivals a skid and plain 30. 2 year old faces of the old ukrainian politics we're not expecting this to be doing so well in the polls. so now they're throwing all they've gotten to discredit you know us and doing everything to stop us taking their power away from them. is a new face in ukrainian politics 3 of the scandals that dog most established politi