sally nugent talking to serena williams.hat pregnant women who died in a knife attack at the weekend. a29—year—old man who was arrested on suspicion murdering her, he has now been released on bail. the 26—year—old woman died in the knife attack at home in croydon on saturday will stop medics are still fighting to save her unborn baby, who was delivered one month early. the metropolitan police said the 29 you'll suspect who was arrested on saturday had been bailed until early august and a second man who is 37, who was held over the weekend, he was released under investigation on sunday. so, a 29—year—old man held on suspicion of monitoring that heavily pregnant women, he has been released on bail. the top stories this afternoon... thousands of people take to the streets in hong kong, protesting against plans to allow extraditions to mainland china. cliff richard and dj paul gambaccini launch a petition calling for anonymity for sexual offence suspects. jeremy hunt and borisjohnson are warned by the chancellor that there'll be

marcus's appearance before the committee came a day after the us treasury secretary steven nugent said his department had very serious concerns libra could be used by criminals it's clear u.s. authorities are giving their homegrown web giants plans a closer look. let's go to our financial correspondent new york yes korda there yes there was some pointed remarks in this hearing what does it really mean for facebook's plans i mean could they just go ahead with libra if they wanted to do they need this approval of facebook and the partnering companies some facebook is not doing this project alone might not need the blessing from senate but they're clearly would need the green light to from regulators and it's not just the congress that is so concerned we also got some criticism from u.s. president don and from from the head of the treasury also from the fed chairman and they're worth clearly some heated remarks and there's some hearing one senator actually compared to facebook was told was there was a small child to place was met just and eventually burns down the house so obviously there

sally nugent's in lyon for us.mood like there this morning after the semi—final hoo—doo continues? easy to sum up the mood, the mood is american, the mood in the fan zone was usa, the mood certainly coming out of the stadium was very much usa. the english fans here were hugely outnumbered by americans who had made the journey, that gives you some indicationjust had made the journey, that gives you some indication just what a big had made the journey, that gives you some indicationjust what a big deal this women's team is. the england team played brilliantly, as you said, the ball could have gone another way and it could have been england's night. margins are getting closer and closer and smaller and smaller. let's you of what happened, the usa went ahead first, they were 1-0 the usa went ahead first, they were 1—0 up, but then ellen white, brilliant tournament, equalised, for england, and barack obama the us regained the lead through alex morgan, one of their big star players. and then ellen white again had her goa

financial capital shanghai trade representative robert lighthouses are and treasury secretary steven nugent are due to spend the next 2 days around a table with chinese vice premier li or her trying to find a deal the 2 sides however are as far apart as ever the u.s. is pushing for an end to unfair practices as donald trump likes to describe china's economic policies these policies include billions of subsidies which keep chinese prices artificially low for its part china wants a deal where both sides make concessions. so far the u.s. has imposed customs duties on chinese goods valued at $250000000000.00 china has responded with tariffs on $110000000000.00 worth of goods in all $360000000000.00 worth of merchandise is affected by the trade dispute to avoid further escalation trump and chinese president xi jinping agreed to a form of cease fire at the osaka g 20 in june however heading into this round of talks there is little sign of agreement from either side. we spoke to an expert on china richard mcgregor and i asked him how likely it is that china will back down i think they're settling

i had ted nugent on who explained his theory on why he is still not inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame, what a joke that he's not. we did the kavanaugh book, shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it all from here. >> shannon: i feel like ted nugent might need to come with a parental warning. we'll take it out, thank you so much. another provocation by iran tonight, we are learning that boats believed to be connected to the revolutionary guard attempted to connect with a british oil tanker in the persian gulf. plus the president's embattled later secretary attacks the media over criticisms of his plea deal over and accused trafficker. tonight that a prosecutor is speaking out and a

let's cross live to lyon and sally nugent is there.p it up charge but they will have to step it up again today? yes, i think he is right, it was the best they have played up to a point, but they needed to. we say it a lot, if it gets to the end of this competition you need to be the best teams along the way. tonight we will know how good england are because they are playing in a semifinal against a fantastic usa side. phil neville has brought an interesting tone to his press co nfe re nces brought an interesting tone to his press conferences and england training, which has gone through the camp. he is incredibly relaxed. you listen to him talk and wonder whether he is putting on a front. he genuinely seems to be relishing his role, loving thisjob, enjoying the matches and he has made a couple of really good tactical decisions during games. that was the area but haven't been tested so far. he has played his own role brilliantly up until that point and i think that is starting to show on his face, how much he is enjoying this and that is

from mary sue mcdonald she wants to know if she needs special vitamins during her pregnancy when nugent requirements are higher in pregnancy and most of those needs you can actually meet with your normal nutrition you need to optimize it maybe but some a new trend such as 40 cases or i don't mean you need to supplement in case of an iron deficiency you should also supplement iron and what about children do they have special meat where they need a good nutrition because they are growing and they're developing but they don't need supplements actually ok delfina boosters reverse writes that her daughter is a vegan. need any food supplement there are some nutrients that are critical for vagrancy so you really need to select nutrients and plan your own nutritionally diet very carefully there's one nutrients and as vitamin b 12 which you need to supplement because the amount in the bioavailability invading food such as i'll be is just not high enough to meet your requirements so that is something you need to supplement. does a lot of spots he says and he wants to build up his muscles and want

consultant plastic surgeon norah nugent has helped patients like naomi.lant illness is poorly recognised, to be perfectly honest. it is where women have several symptoms which can vary from person to person. they have not conclusively proven that silicon causes direct harm to the body's tissues or causes these reactions, but there are not very many studies directly studying these effects, and, if you get improvement after having your implants removed, then clearly that was the right course of action to take. going forward, do you think all surgeon should warn their patients about breast implant illness? ideally, yes, patients need the most information possible. the british association of aesthetic plastic surgeons have told this programme that women should be told about the risks ahead of surgery, despite there still being limited scientific evidence. anyone who believes they have the condition has been advised to see their gp, but removing implants does not guarantee improved health. breast implant illness has been discussed amongst women for decades. do

having little standing or dependability that's treasury secretary comments went much further steve nugent warned the currency could be used for money laundering or drug trafficking the u.s. congress is expected to start hearings on facebook's libra plan this thursday. the united nations says millions more people went hungry in 28 than in previous years around 820000000 people worldwide students have enough to eat last year that's 9000000 more than 2879 and it's the 3rd year in a row that the total has risen the u.n. says armed groups are using hunger or control over food supplies as a weapon but even as hunger increased levels of obesity were also on the rise. and uneasier has been cracking down on illegal fishing on destroying encroaching vessels the measure has helped boost its fish stocks 1st so as foreign slowly reports from summer an illegal boat sank the only threats to marine life. after half a day out at sea it's time to sort the whole small boats such as these in tomorrow city central java contribution 70 percent of the nation's catch a few years ago these waters were in danger o

you do not want to miss what i discussed with ted nugent. he can be a little outspoken.he's even more so on my podcast, go to podcastone.com and i will make a special appearance on water's world saturday night at 8:00 pm. we talk about the demise of the democrats in their attempt to tear down our time-honored institutions, shannon bream and the fox news 19, take it all from here. >> this is a fox news alert. live in new york, louisiana residents on high alert as tropical storm barry is better in the gulf coast with heavy rain. the national hurricane center says some coastal roads are already underwater. barry is expected to make landfall later this morning south of northern city. louisiana has been under a state of emergency since wednesday. we are now joined by senior correspondent rick leventhal who is on the ground in new orleans. i can see already and even hear the rain. it is really starting to pick up. >> i

patrick mouratoglou met the teenager when she was ten years old and he told bbc brea kfast‘s sally nugentme and i discovered someone who was different. i'm always looking for special talents and definitely she had incredible physical abilities. she was an incredible competitor. some players know how to win, some players have to learn how to win. she really had that in her. and then we had a one—on—one discussion. i always do that to try to get to know them because the difference between a very good player and a champion is the mindset. they think different, they process different. i've been lucky enough to work with top, top champions and i know how different they can be in their personalities and that's how you win grand slams. and i definitely saw someone, met someone who was ten, already incredibly focused, a lot of self belief. she really believed she could make it to the top of the game, which is rare at that age. patrick, i'm just going to share with everyone at home something they may not know about you. this interview that you do at your academy is really famous, because you're me

i had ted nugent who explained his theory why he is not inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame and the brett kavanaugh book and new details, shannon bream, take it from here. >> reporter: that might team to come with a parental warning. shannon: we will take it out. a fox news alert. another provocation by iran. believed to be connected to iran's revolutionary guard attempted to seize a british oil tanker in the persian gulf. live look at what is next coming up. the labor secretary faces the media in criticisms over his role in a plea deal. alex acosta says a former prosecutor is the reason for the sweetheart deal. that prosecutor is speaking out and another victim comes forward. donald trump is celebrating what he calls a major legal victory over the deep state. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with breaking news out of the persian gulf. allison barber has details about the latest provocation. >> reporter: according to us officials this all happened 10 hours ago. a senior us defense official says iran's islamic revolutionary guard tried to seize a british oil tanker in the p

i had ted nugent who explained his theory why he is not inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame andhe brett kavanaugh book and new details, shannon bream, take it from here. >> reporter: that might team to come with a parental warning. shannon: we will take it out. a fox news alert. another provocation by iran. believed to be connected to iran's revolutionary guard attempted to seize a british oil tanker in the persian gulf. live look at what is next coming up. the labor secretary faces the media in criticisms over his role in a plea deal. alex acosta says a former prosecutor is the reason for the sweetheart deal. that prosecutor is

say there's not a lot of high expectations heading into the meeting as the treasury secretary steve nugentade representative robert lighthizer set to meet with their chinese counterparts in shanghai tuesday and wednesday. the first face-to-face talks since those last talks broke off in early may. all you have to do is go back to what was said publicly last week to understand. the treasury secretary telling me he thinks they are a few meetings away to any sort of potential deal. on friday, larry kudlow, the top economic advisor, said he doesn't think the discussions will lead to any sort of grand deal. then there were in the comments from president trump himself. friday afternoon heading into the weekend in which he said at this point he thinks china might be playing the long game, as in china might be trying to wait out president trump on till november 2020. listen here. >> more meetings. i don't think personally china would sign a deal if i had a 2% chance of losing the election, i think china would probably say let's wait. let's wait. maybe trump will lose and we can deal with another do

but you didn't lose your ground, nugent walk away with your tail between your legs. if you're going to do that, give up the streets. the next time somebody -- >> we are now promoting videos of basically karaoke singing contest. we've gone from enforcement, we've gone from a paramilitary organization to feel good and we spend energy and millions of dollars on creating a feel-good to the point where officers are getting indicted for nonsense and are not getting the backing of the nypd. >> laura: hold on a second. hold on. i want to put this full-screen up. look at what this current atmosphere has done to recruitment of police officers. check it out. nypd recruitment is down, down, down. only 330 people as of april 2019. look at where it was in july of 2017. 524. january 2010, they did pretty well but it doesn't look so good right now, mark. what's next for recruitment? they can hire police officers in places like new orleans the last time i checked. other places become a trickle across the country, same thing. >> there certain places where the law enforcement should be

. >> shannon: i feel like ted nugent might need to come with a parental warning. we'll take it out, thank you so much. another provocation by iran tonight, we are learning that boats believed to be connected to the revolutionary guard attempted to connect with a british oil tanker in the persian gulf. plus the president's embattled later secretary attacks the media over criticisms of his plea deal over and accused trafficker. tonight that a prosecutor is speaking out and another alleged victim comes forward to. president trump is celebrating what he calls a major legal victory over the deep state. stick around for his attorney. welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin tonight with breaking news out of the persian gulf. according to a u.s. official this all happened about ten hours ago, a senior u.s. defense official tells fox news iran's islamic revolutionary guard tried to seize a british oil tanker in the persian gulf. the official says there were five iranian boats the british warship was 5 miles behind the british tanker and the

from the bbc sport centre, here's sally nugent. with england being crowned world champions for the very first time. john watson is at lords for us this morning — the word thriller gets thrown around quite a bitjohn, but this one really was? it was, just an astonishing match, unbelievable to think after seven weeks of cricket, a8 matches in total, the final yesterday, england and new zealand could not be separated, not once but twice. with the scores level after 50 overs each and still level after that super over england only winning by virtue of having scored more sixes and more force, more boundaries over the course of the match. 26 to new zealand 17 for zealand but for england by pointing out that that aggressive attacking style of cricket which they have been playing over the past four years got them over the past four years got them over the past four years got them over the line in the end. of course there were criticisms that perhaps they might not have made it out of they might not have made it out of the group stage and one

sally nugent has more. so england go out at the semifinal stage here in lyon yet again.artbreaking penalty save last night, the captain stepped up, steph houghton, take that penalty, which is what they trained for, that's what they planned for, that is one of the decisive moment in the match, along with the earlier goal that was ruled to be offside by ellen white. that was ruled by video mac to have beenin that was ruled by video mac to have been in an in an offside position. _by been in an in an offside position. —— by va are. things could have been very differently if the ball had bounced the other way, but they were up bounced the other way, but they were up againsta bounced the other way, but they were up against a phenomenally strong usa team. this women's team from america have a heritage of women soccer die, they have been brought up on there, they have been brought up on there, they have been hugely successful, more successful than the american men's team by a long way. their heritage and their culture breed success. you can see that last night. that is something

she's spoken to sally nugent about overcoming injury, motherhood, and her royal friendship with meghanbout your image and your body image and your power and your strength. do you feel that part of your legacy will be to change how women are perceived on instagram, social media, television? yeah, for me, it's really important to believe in yourself and it's hard, i can't imagine growing up nowadays in this time, but i have to imagine because i have a daughter that's going to grow up in this time, so i kind of need to put myself in that situation and what do i want out of that? that's how it kind of starts and, for me, i do have a voice that i can use and how do i use that in a positive way? on your instagram, yourjob title is olympia's mum. how has becoming a mother changed you? becoming a mom, it's changed my perspective on a lot of things and also it's changed me in terms of wanting to leave a legacy, i want to be this positive person for my daughter and ijust want always to just — everything i do i want to do it for my daughter and i never obviously had that motivation before. you se

hopefully we will be saying that to sally nugent tomorrow. stop! you can't say that!england's fastest ever world cup goal, two minutes! they are in the lead! here is lucy bronze! what a goal! a chance for ellen white for england! yes, yes, yes! isn't that great to see? we are joined by jan o'neill from isn't that great to see? we are joined byjan o'neill from she kicks magazine. it is safe to say that those players are the calmest people in lyon this morning? it is such a massive game and what could happen if they were to win this and get to match 52, that is what we are calling it, we are not illogical at the final. we don't say the words world cup final, it is match 52. for us watching these focused, confident young women, we are the one who had to keep it under wraps. i'll be getting a bit carried away with ourselves? they face a usa team who are formidable. —— are we getting a bit carried away with ourselves? about they are ranked number one, they have been there, done that. they are the current champions, they are so strong physically. if people saw the game agai

hot towels and nugent and you will be all right! i think that would do for many occasions!ut for the rest of the week turning wet and windy particularly through thursday and friday. in the meantime high pressure is in charge of the weather certainly today and tomorrow keeping things dry. it has been chilly across western areas but that is where you have the best of the sunshine. more clout across eastern areas which will then and break up to give sunny spells. a dry day in store and temperatures around 18, 19 degrees in the east. through tonight some shallow fog and mist around first thing on tuesday morning. some showers in the west of scotland but for most a dry night and chilly again in the countryside. high—pressure moving south during tuesday which will allow low pressure to moving across the north and west. that brings in more clout across scotland and northern ireland. we could have some showers around but for most of england and wales it is dry with sunshine and a warmer day on tuesday. many getting into the 20s, after 25 in the south—east. through when state low— p