who recorded their first rankings but scotland who recorded theirfirst odi rankings but scotland who test nation when they beat zimbabwe a year ago intend to put on a strong performance. we expect a high—scoring game, looking at this england side and any form of top international cricket you expect scores tomorrow. breaux we have not raised, and for quite a while it certainly gives scotland a lot more exposure and the days of not knowing who you will play against aragon seven the extremely competitive side we are looking forward to playing tomorrow. tyson fury will make his return this evening over two years since he vacated his position as a world heavyweight champion following auk world heavyweight champion following a uk anti—doping investigation. he ta kes a uk anti—doping investigation. he takes on albania at the manchester arena and our reports or is there for us this evening. that has been a long road back for fury but can you explain some of the issues that have led to this absence? this is a night many people thought they would never see again, 92a days since tyson fury last

he isa person for the job —— crispin odie.la st he is a brexit supporting diana, the last donation he gave was £50,000 before the general election. —— donor. he is causing trouble, it will not be happy reading for theresa may, the conservative party has to listen carefully to its donors, the way that the party is structured. he makes a good point that there is unhappiness within the conservative party each theresa may's leadership. this feeling about people within, figures within political parties, how many members, senior members, of the conservative party do you think would back michael gove given all we know about him and boris johnson? some years ago? him and boris johnson? some years ? i him and boris johnson? some years ago? i think the political knifing of borisjohnson a ago? i think the political knifing of boris johnson a few years ago when they were both going to the leadership of the party still remains in people 's minds. boris johnson was the front—runner and michael gove came in on the day, he was going to announ

the thing ifind odd, i've never heard of crispin odie, that's probably my ignorance because he is a hedgeund manager and has given the tory party £50,000 but white his views on this were the front page on the observer? i've never heard of him, you've never heard of him and you are political reporter, have you? no, he means nothing. why is it so you? no, he means nothing. why is it so significant that he is saying this? i may be entirely wrong. interesting reading for michael gove, though. just because form we move on, i want to draw your attention to the other front—page

in the one—off one—day international, england are currently ranked number one in the odi rankings butkings but scotland who recorded theirfirst odi rankings but scotland who recorded their first odi win over a test nation when they beat zimbabwe a year ago put on a short performance themselves. we expect a high-scoring game looking at this england side and any form of top international cricket we expect scores of over 300. breaux it should be a really good game, we haven't played scotla nd good game, we haven't played scotland for quite a while and we've watched them play in the qualifying tournament world cup next year but it gave scotland a lot more exposure and the days of not knowing who will play against sort of gone so then it actually competitive and looking forward to bring tomorrow. let's have a look at some of the other sports news stories and this weekend canadian grand prix in two of the red bulls max who is fastest in final practise so far. five hundredths of a second ahead of and billy hamilton was the fourth fastest qualifying started soon. great britain and ireland's t

he is not going to please ody it you get to give him an a for effort. these people that always look at -- they don't look at the good side. they look at the bedside. my great-grandmother told me, i tell you what, democrats would complain if there was high water in new rope. give me a break. he has done so much and he is trying. me, i neverto tell kicked you in the -- for not trying. i will if you don't try. americaone everyone for test done everything for america. come on, give him a break. all these people want to do is find fault with them. headline, kim's human rights record is among the world's wor. let's go to craig and atwater, california. independent line. good morning. caller: caller: this is frank. i am calling because i was stationed in north korea when his grandfather -- calling to let you know that one of the earlier callers, i was wondering where he was at. have a great history, rich history. i learned how to speak the leg which. just speak the language. -- speak the language. i heard it lady talk about her -- bad experiences. she got away

four odi matches played against australia, 4—0 to england.we all thought that argentina would get over that opening blip of a draw against iceland, but today they unravelled against croatia. argentina's fans decended on nizny novgorod, and left it in despair. the manner of their 3—0 defeat hints at perhaps greater issues within the argentina camp, tactcs and selection that only seems to make lionel messi look so ordinary. croatia are through to the last 16, argentinas world cup could be over inside a week. adam wild reports. cast your eye around those in blue and white, it isn't too hard to see upon whom there hopes rest. lionel massey, their greatest strength. such expectations can appear to weigh heavy. argentina look to side in desperate need in need of that lionel massey magic. instead the chances felt elsewhere, but ends up areas, like his team, should've done better. as the group —— game grew, so better. as the group —— game grew, so did occura better. as the group —— game grew, so did occur a chef. they can say they were —— were bored.

as well as the highest total it's also the biggest margin of victory ever in an odi match. 2a2 runs separating the sides in the end. andy murray has been back on a competitive tennis court today for the first time since last year's wimbledon. the three time grand slam champion faced australia's nick kyrgios at queens, in his first match since having hip surgery. and murray immediately showed some of the touches we've been used to seeing from him over the years. he took the first set against the australian, before looking a little uncomfortable as the match went on. murray served a double fault at match point to lose by two sets to one, but he still hopes to be competitive at wimbledon. the body did 0k, the body did ok, i thought towards the end my serve dropped off quite a bit. which potentially could have been due to the bit of fatigue and just because i have not played any matches for such a long time, but overall, i dealt with things very well. well kyrgios will face britain's number one kyle edmund in the second round. he beat american ryan harrison in straight sets and is the only briton

during the third match of the series and makes her only the second woman to score a double hundred in odie was one of the stars of the london olympic games, but greg rutherford is calling time on his career. however, he's not retiring just yet. injury permitting, he will compete for the rest of the season and later this summer will go for a third successive european long jump title. he popped into the studio earlier today and explained why he's walking away now. it's become very telling with my training load. i can't train as much asi training load. i can't train as much as i used to be able to due to the pain. i had surgery on my ankle last october, and it hasn't recovered the way it probably would have done five 01’ way it probably would have done five or six years ago. that is my age. i wa nted or six years ago. that is my age. i wanted to retire when i was still relatively relevant, rather than somebody who was mid 30s and nobody had heard of any more because ten yea rs had heard of any more because ten years ago was when my success had heard of any more because ten years ago was when

likely to do it after a lightning fast start, which sanonny bairstow reach three figures for the third odi in a row. but england then lost regular wickets, as the scots bowled them out for 365 to claim victory. i'm going to be exceptionally proud of the way i played, but i think you cannot take away from how well some of the bowlers did. two for 55 on this wicket, this ground, against that batting line—up, superb. and saffy at the end to hold his nerve like that and to bowl and commit to his plans, well done. the west indies have beaten sri lanka by 226 runs the claim the first test in trinidad and tobago, with victory coming on the final day. having been set a world record target of 453, the tourists lost four wickets before lunch, and didn't last much longer after it either. kusal mendis the only man to put up a real fight, but when he was out for 102, the hosts secured victory shortly after. the second match of the three test series starts on thursday in saint lucia. gabrieljesus, neymar, and philippe coutinho scored as brazil swept aside austria 3—0 in their final world cup warm—up gam

(gfx) jonny bairstow also reached three figures, for the fourth time in six odi matches, and eoin morganntury, while the tourists had only opener travis head surpass the 50 mark as adil rashid picked up 4/47. it's a very proud day for us and as a group, including the staff, what's more pleasing is the level of on —— intense it —— intensity we operate at. i've been playing cricket since i was a kid and it's the hardest day of cricket i had in my life. everything we tried didn't work. and everything didn't come up and normally that doesn't happen for an hour or two but to have it happen as long as we did, you got to take your hat off. they struck the ball as well as i have ever seen. sri lanka captain dinesh chandimal has been banned for one test for ball—tampering against west indies. the 28—year—old seemed to apply saliva containing the residue of something he had in his mouth to the ball during the second test in st lucia. chandimal, who pleaded not guilty, has been banned by the international cricket council for the final test in bridgetown, which starts on saturday. england's women ge

been set 229 to win, opener tammy beaumont scored a second successive century — that's herfifth in odicket and it came off 123 balls. captain heather knight scored a half century, finishing unbeaten on 80, as england reached their target with six overs to spare. it means they've won the three—match series 2—1. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are lynn davidson, whitehall correspondent at the sun, and martin bentham, who's the home editor of the london evening standard. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. starting with the times, who lead on the case of a 12—year—old boy, who's been admitted to hospital after his cannabis oil medication was confiscated by the home office. ‘purge of the middle classes‘ leads the telegraph, as companies in britain ask their staff whether they went to public school as part of a government drive to improve diversity. the daily mail says grieving families face losing thousands of pounds after their relatives were

. >> three days is really fast. opinion is a game changer. ody it's going to let the dentist offer their patient sensitivity relief in 3 days. it has a formulation that lays down a barrier of protection against sensitivity. within 3 days, say over the course of a weekend you're going to start feeling significant results. to say that it works in 3 days really is a big deal. [ music playing ] cloesdz changes provided by -- new icy hot® lidocaine no mess. desensitize aggravated nerves with max strength lidocaine. icy hot®. . i'm about to show you two of the cutest kids in the world. we start with corbin jackson. corbin, all about that target life. >> yes, yes, yes. i see it. we saw the superhero one. >> i know, you are thinking, is this idea of ollie when he was a child? it makes you wonder, no, that's not him. you are wondering, is there going to be a baby in there? yes, his baby brother carter is in there. he also is carrying candy now. >> you can't go without the gummy bears. >> i want to be myself. >> you do it, buddy. >> he wants to be his self. he was born with a stream in his eyes an

ever ody has the same traini and background. we can all help you. >> the text line is important. that's the way young people communicate. >> the only person i talk to on the phone these days is my 80-year-old father. everyone else i talk to via chat and text. communicating electronically isi easier becaus hard to say out loud, i'm hurting, i want to take my life. >> there's a lot to talk about preventing death by suicide and dealing and coping with loss. nine out of ten people who attempt suicide live. what are their needs? are they different? are the more intense than those who may be conteitlating >> it's different. there are not enoughervices for survivors. we're showing a film on july 11th and it's a story, an award winning documentary of an attempt survivor trying to reach out to other attempt survivors and raising the awareness. researchers hav ignored thi group of people for a long time. and there's a lot to learn.ee people support. just because you've attempted and survived doesn't mean the bullies are gone or you're suddenly not having financial issues. the problems are

likely to do it after a lightning fast start which sanonny bairstow reach three figures for the third odihe west indies have beaten sri lanka by 226 runs the claim the first test in trinidad and tobago, with victory coming on the final day. having been set a world record target of 453, the tourists lost four wickets before lunch, and didn't last much longer after it either. kusal mendis the only man to put up a real fight, but when he was out for 102, the hosts secured victory shortly after. the second match of the three test series starts test series starts on thursday in saint lucia. that's all the sport for now. thank you. processions have been taking place all over the uk to mark the 100th anniversary of women getting a limited right to vote in britain. chi chi izundu has been following today's marches in the footsteps of the suffragettes. music they followed in the footsteps of the suffragettes of a century ago. in belfast, they started at the titanic quarter. in cardiff, their procession passed through the city centre. and in edinburgh, they marched towards hollyrood park. it's been

stokes missed the second test against pakistan and the odis against australia with a hamstring injuryt any issues he'll be available for selection for the third t20 international against india on 8thjuly. england have qualified for the final of the women s t20 tri—series on sunday where they'll play new zealand. the final line—up was confirmed with an eight wicket victory for the white ferns over south africa in bristol this afternoon. england are playing new zealand now and will be hoping sophie ecclestone will be fit for the final after she had to limp off. she had taken katey martin's wicket with her second ball. anya shru bsole has struck twice though, leaving new zealand on 120 for 7. after months of speculation and verbal sparring, the heavyweight unification fight between anthonyjoshua and deontay wilder won't be taking place this year. earlier, the wbc champion posted on social media that his team had bent over backwards to make the bout happen, but it would have to now wait until april 2019 at the earliest. in the meantime, joshua will face russia's alexander povtkin. joshua'

series whitewash over australia in any format of cricket as they struggle in the final match of their odis to spare. but a top order collapse from england swung the match in australia's favour. england are 121—8. liam plunkett was the last man out. 85 runs needed from 108 bowls of england are to secure that whitewash. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport, including the first french grand prix in ten years, and the queen's final on bbc two. lewis hamilton is leading at the moment. valtteri bottas has crashed in the opening stages, a dramatic start. novak djokovic is up against marin cilic in the tennis. that is live on bbc two. back to you. we are spoilt for choice as far as sport goes. the health secretary jeremy hunt has described the warnings by airbus about brexit uncertainty as "completely inappropriate. " earlier this week, airbus warned it could pull out of the uk if the country exits the single market and customs union with no transition deal. speaking on the andrew marr show, mr hunt said the governme

cricketers have made their highest one day internatioal total — 371—5 against england in a one off odiry‘s return to boxing was over afterjust four rounds. fury‘s albanian opponent, sefer seferi, retired just before the start of the fifth round. it was fury‘s first fight for two and a half years. i'll be back with more on those stories in around an hour. big companies will soon have to justify the gap in salary between their highest paid executives and the average worker. the business secretary, greg clark, wants publicly listed companies with more than 250 employees to publish their pay gap every year. labour says the policy won't change pay disparity and accused the government of being unwilling to take on bosses. our business correspondent, joe lynam, has more. three of the best paid executives in the uk last year — sir martin sorrell, rakesh kapoor and pascal soriot. between them they earn £70 million. the amount senior bosses get paid compared to their staff will be brought into sharp relief from january next year. the average earnings for a ftse 100 chief executive were £45 milli

some cricket news for you, and jake ball has been called up to the england squad for their odi seriesl provide cover from chris woakes who will miss the first part of series after picking up a quad strain. ben stokes has also been ruled out of the early matches with a hamstring problem. the french open tennis continues this afternoon, with the likes of novak djokovic in action. it was a grand slam too early for britain's andy murray. but the two—time wimbledon champion, who's been out since 2017 with injury, says he hopes to be back in time for the grass court season. i've been now getting close to a year now, which i think is closer than me orany year now, which i think is closer than me or any of my team expected at the beginning, but i'm getting closer to playing again. i started training a few days ago, and i'm hoping to make my comeback during the grass court season. that is all the grass court season. that is all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you, tim. let's get more on oui’ thank you, tim. let's get more on our main story today. "the time for

. >> "fox5" in fairfax county six ficers are on administrativeav live a naked man died incu their ody. and police wese called to ov and possible domestic, christopher paul became unresponsive when officers thought they experience to aid health emergency. how officers tried to boater on anne arrundel county is over the scene. the boater wept over board somewhereke in the ches bay. crews searched between kent island and harrington harbor south. crews will resume that serve tomorrow. >> meanwhile the fall out from confronsttion between aurant owner and white house press secretary sarah owner of red hen in lexington has resigned from local siness group. stephae will bees said it was in best interest for him to step down. she asked her to leave the restaurant. protests lined up outside over the past few days and restaurant remains closed for the te being and expected to reopenen next week. >>> well, 2 it 4 had hours ago we we counting down prime aarry result and waiting for loresults ical race that is too close to call. last check just a couple hundred votes separating candidates for montg

i come from a country, belgium, pretty much ody grows their own vegetables. little more as a but tos, and tomato, somehow i didn't inherit that knowledge. i i now live over here, and feel that i don't know anything about gardening. wasn't a good son helping my father, there's a of a knowledge barrier and you make it sound very simple - everyone can do something in their backyards. >> i do think there's a lot of would like to do something, but feel there's a barrier. recommend.d you >> i'd recommend, first, things off hand. i fortunately grew up connected so the land. what was amazing about that i had an aha moment - i call it a moment. hicken i was in college, frying chicken in the dorm kitchen, naturally that's what every 18-year-old does, i was frying chicken. my room-mate came to eat and other folks, and i realized did not generation realize that you can grow something and cook it or sow put them in a mason cup. rar silver duel i'm there's -- july i'm cup. i had an idea that you kooent have to wait -- you don't have to wait until you were 30 years, you can

and looked over and the car had ody screaming. n. >> six people were taken to the hospital.onditions. the daytona beach boardwalk and peer, which is open year-round, has several amusing park right. the sandblasa man in the centra is facing dui charges after he lost control of a horse that trampled an eight-year-old boy. the incident was caught on video. police say ruiz was intoxicated at the time. the horse dragged him the man into the crowd and trampled the boy that you see. the boy is recovering from injuries to his leg. ruiz was later arrested. the same dui laws apply when writing horses as driving cars. >>> 6:26. let's check in with garcia to see what's coming up in the next hour. >> good to see you, dave and claudine. we are bringing you mornings on 2 over on ktvu plus so we can bring you world cup soccer right here on ktvu. we have the results on b.a.r.t.'s crack down onfare cheats. bringing in about $10,000 in fines. b.a.r.t.'s directors are pressing paws on their plans. what they are waiting for the for deciding whether or not to proceed. >>> we told you oakland was

consider this. 17 people were inside that house when it caught fireer and ody made it out safely, as she mentioned. to fire is believed, though, have started from a cigarette that had been tossed into a recycling>> bin. 6:07 p. the woman now known as permit s patty onial media is defending her decision to allegedly call the o police an 8-year-old girl selling water. jordan rogers waser selling wat bottles in san francisco across from at&t park on friday. that is when allison prtel apched her and asked for a permit. when ettel pretended she was calling police, the girl's mother started recording. the girl's mother says the call was racially motivated. ettel says that's not true. she said she only presend tended to call police because the girl and her mother had beenis makin for hours. officers did not show up. >>> today she plans to file a complaint withhe d.c. office of human rights. charlotte climber was at a bachelor et cetera party friday night. she went to use the rest room, and she says an employee there asked to see her identification, her id.r climbe refused. the employee foll

that's what is shaking of a b ody. that means they are behind the game. they have access to the supervisor. they have been doing lot of things through the supervisor. we are requesting you that this support should be closed down. there's zero in it. this kind of item should be made clear that airport will not be given to one company and there will be no chance of closing 24 cab companies. let them operate as they are operating right now. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> tony, cindy baker. moving on, cindy baker. followed herbert wiener and then juanita washington. >> i live in the richmond. i'm know you struck item number 12 from the agenda. i want to make a comment because the cpuc had proposed e liminating whatever taxes they were collecting or fees they were collecting from the tnc. from some of the transportation network companies. that in a way that maybe okay because who knows what they were doing with it and what they are collecting it for. the city of san francisco or mta had to create a position kind of like the curb monitor because all thes

and tried to talk to her about something, and she did not understand, so the woman soldier english,ody here speak and nobody did anything and i could of course but all of my neighbors near to my home did not say a thing. they pretended not to know and did not look at me. propaganda and said we are running from the area, from the mountains, all and in order to liberate you, is there anybody who volunteers to tell us where the u.s. lackeys are, where the and theyt puppets are will be rewarded later, and so theyaid anything, said the textile facility will be open and life will be improved and if you cooperate -- us, -- he is there to liberate you all the hunger and misery in life, he will become soldiers to liberate our country and drive the u.s. imperialists away from here. time, they did not say anything else, but around 5:00 in the afternoon, they allowed all the women to go home and they kept my youngest andher and my cousin there they said when you go home, the job is not finished yet. we are here to fight for your freedom and you have to support us. please cut a dinner and we will t

in the meantime shareholders heading into the meeting were nd odi goog'srod me in san jose.abor activist with silicon valley rising fear the development will lead to increasing in homeless and displaysment. they want google to credibility to affordable housing fund and support policies for tenant rights. >> we believe the shareholder haves a rate to know what's really happening in term of tech development and the impact on the community. and that they really have an responsibility as well to use their power within the company to ensure that google acts and really responds to the impact they're having in the communities. >> google sates it wants open dialogue with the community regarding the proposed development. >>> abc news is teeming one facebook on a new venture for the social network. the menlo park based company announced today it will fund original news programs produced by abc as well as cnn and mic, a media company focused on news for millennials. facebook says it plans to kill off the trending news section to may wake for what it considers truthworthy news. the prog

so for me just seeing the bodies, if you get up in the morning in the train stations, corpse,odies and put them altogether in the carriage and move them around. >> who are these dead bodies? >> just normal people. my uncle died, my gram. in the '90's, millions died from the star skrags but not the people in pyongyang. kim jong-un was fat. north korea using starvation as a tool to control people even though they can feed the entire population but they choose not to. >> when were you able to talk about this as a very young girl, when and how were you able to talk about hey, this isn't right? you didn't do it openly, certainly. did you do it the a home with your mother or with others? >> when i was back in north korea? no. i thought he was a god. not even in my dreams, even in china, i never thought i would criticize. he was a god i did not know. he was like us human being. so it took a while for me after arriving in south korea, when i 1984 and found. that i think first time i started understanding what really happened. >> when did you know you weren't okay? you weren't getting enough fo

. ♪ ercheers and applause ] >>> welcome back, ody, and please give it up for the 8g band right over thereed. this week fred armisen is backwi us. everybody give it up for fred. [ cheers and applause ] and i feel like i haven't seen you in forever. j itt wonderful to have you here. you're such a busy guy. >> fred: yeah, it's great to be back. >> seth: and speaking of busy, you know you're constantly working on different pe jects, and ing you always complain to me about especially in the summer is that you don't have any time to read oks, you don't have any time to unplug, and do summer reading. >> fd: no, not even a minute >> seth: but then you also told a, that's okay because you can discern exactly whook is about, and its full plot just by looking at the cover. [ light laughter ] >> fred: pretty accurately, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] a seth: this is something you've always bee to do. >> fred: always, since i was a kid. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: okay. so if i show you a book cover right now you can tell me exactly what the book is about? >> fred: guaranteed, yes. [ light laughte

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just landed a long trip, but ody can now feel much safer than the day i took office. is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. in, i ask, is this mission accomplished? so far there's no hard proof that the threat is gone unless you consider a private meeting and the vague statement and prom came out and the handshake as all of the proof you need. that might not be enough for some of america's closest allies. mike pompeo is in seoul. no longer a nuclear threat in north korea. do they think so? >> reporter: we haven't heard that from the government here. secretary of state mike pompeo doesn't get into those meetings with the president and the foreign minister until tomorrow, but what he has done in the last few minutes is briefed journalists, he's pushed back heavily on criticisms of this document that president trump and kim jong-un signed and didn't have the words verifiable and irreversible in it. he said, look, the word in there complete denuclearization. the word that's in there twice, he says absolutely kim jong-un understands th the word complete means veri

england have posted a world record total in their third odi against australia. the aussies won the toss and decided to bowl but their attack has been hammered. jason roy made a quickfire 82 before being run out. jonny bairstow made 139 offjust 92 balls, while alex hales has also raced to three figures. a few moments ago, england 458—3, with three overs to go. so they've easily beaten the record international score of 444, which was also england's! well, it's been another excellent day in russia as we get to the end of the first set of world cup group matches. let's go straight to moscow, as olly foster can tell us all about it. three more matches. group h joins the party, we have seen all 32 nations here at these tournament. it wasn't for england to be monitoring, should they get out of bed group, they will be facing one of these teams in the last 16. japan have beaten colombia 2—1 in saransk. columbia shot themselves in the foot. they had a man sent off in the third minute. colombia's carlos sanchez was giving his marching orders in just the third minute agains

so can the chef at the hilton -- and i don't o dean the hilton or ody el, i'm using it as an example -- can he say i don't believe in same-sex marriage and i won't create a ake and can he be fired? ms. waggoner: justice sotomayor, in the context of your question regarding the hilton, there may be a religious accommodation that is made to that employee, but in the context of masterpiece cakeshop, this -- this court has found that corporations have free speech rights, as well as closely family-held corporations have free exercise rights. and mr. phillips is also the speaker. so they're both speaking when they're creating -- justice sotomayor: but who makes a decision for the corporation? in most situations -- it may be easier in a closely-held corporation, it may be the shareholders. i don't know if it's the corporate board or it's the shareholders. who decides? ms. waggoner: well, certainly i think it -- again, if it's dealing with an employee, the employee certainly decides what -- what they're willing to express, and -- justice sotomayor: it can't be he employee -- ms. waggoner: and

england, of course, setting that new world record odi score of 481 earlier in the week.s morris has been investigating the impact of the decision to leave on british students who are studying, or planning to study, at a university elsewhere in the eu. we all know that undergraduate tuition fees in england are pretty expensive, so what might brexit mean for the thousands of uk university students? university students who now choose to study elsewhere in the eu instead? well, current rules mean that eu students can study in any country in the european economic area — that's the eu plus norway, iceland and lichtenstein. — for the same fees as local students. so in 11 other countries — 10 in the eu plus norway — uk students can study for free, because home students don't pay any fees there. other countries also charge very low tuition fees. in france, for example, state—funded universities charge between 180 and 600 euros per year. of course there can be language hurdles to overcome in studying abroad. but many universities in germany for example offer courses in english, wh

if it's a hand, it's a ody. and i don't know that they really did that, but he was just saying he wished it would have been stacked more that way that we could say, well, we lost three guys, but, ou know, we got a hundred. and whether they did that, i don't know, but it was talked about that day. but that was something that was not too much fun. we did dig all the way down to the bottom of the bunkers, plus with them having been done by the air force, there was no chance of checking tunnels and any of that. so if there were weapons in there, they probably went ka boom with the bombs from the jet. >> how many vc do you think were killed? >> if i had to guess, i would say there was probably about a hundred in that village, and i'm thinking we probably that we can account for, with body arts and stuff, i think we probably got about 30. >> and then how many americans were killed? >> well, jack was killed. we had some killed further down the line, but i think the body count that day was only somewhere, like, about th

feinstein: three months ago, the director of the cia, odi, and fbi warned the american from usingefrain products or services from the chinese telecom company zte. chris ray stated we should be deeply concerned about the risks of allowing companies beholden to foreign governments gaining positions of power inside our telecommunications network. he said doing so, this is a "provides capacity to exert pressure or control over our telecommunications infrastructure. it provides the capacity to maliciously modify or steal information and provides the capacity to conduct undetected espionage." do you agree with this assessment from three months ago regarding the threat provided by -- posed by zte? mr. hickey: yes. sec. feinstein: what can you tell us about what the department is doing? mr. hickey: never a pending matter in texas that allows us to examine and make recommendations to prohibit the transaction. those are the kinds of tools at our disposal to address supply chain threat. cornyn,nstein: senator i happened to be his cosponsor, led antohange this to make it more inclusive. is that goi

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scotland reached 350 for the first time in their odi history. 47 boundaries. next year's world cup. rafael nadal, amazing yesterday, king of the french open, but will he make london? we still don't know. rafael nadal continues to rewrite his own history at the french open. he is nicknamed the king of clay and rightly so. he beat dominic thiem in straight sets in the final. ps three behind roger federer in terms of titles with wimbledonjust federer in terms of titles with wimbledon just three weeks away. —— he is three behind. but he had an issue with hand cramp in paris. he has not made a decision on whether he will take part in the grass court season. thanks very much. this programme has been told exclusively that deaf people are missing key operations and receiving poor treatment for serious illnesses because of a lack of face—to—face interpreters. to deal with the problem some hospitals have started using video interpreting services. that is only when they cannot provide somebody in person. deaf patients have told us that the system can sometimes crash, mak

. >> can we have aadn hour ody good i say no and i text them back and say no, you cannot. >> super basketballsn the phone, but there's nothing like havin g a piecef paper. >> yeah. >> when you have, younow, somethinou need to do or a goal or whatever to write it down on a piece of paper and to see i oh and paper as opposed to seeing it in the phone. >> i feel like when you write it down, oftenhen i'm doi a speech, i'll literally write it ou because it sinks in night brain that way. >> i like i st froomeone because i cherish their handwritin everybody's hand righting is .nique >> specific to them. >> before we go to breouak let's give y a quick look at the good day gst list today. reminder thoh this morni good day d.c. can be seen on fox5 plus that's channel 20 as the world cup action will be on channel five. you won't want to miss allison's interview with the one and only uncle jesse, blackie pack river. issue john s pack to host the capital fourth this yearboe's excited aut it and he's going to tell us all so ahead, you know him from he won child chopped not once but twice. don't miss my int

england play australia in the third odi in nottingham this afternoon.lt they won four consecutive world title doubles between 2010 and 2013. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you. the inquiry into the fire at grenfell tower has been shown the first thermal images taken by firefighters as they entered flat 16 in tower — where the blaze started. the crew could be seen in a smoke—clogged corridor and entering the flat. this report by daniela relph includes some of those images shown to the inquiry which some viewers might find upsetting especially those affected directly by the fire in grenfell tower. with it has come pictures taken on a thermal imaging camera by the first firefighters to enter flat 16 on the fourth floor where the fire started. alongside the images inside, you can see the external shots taken at the same time that show how quickly the fire was taking hold on the outside of g re nfell tower. fire was taking hold on the outside of grenfell tower. here the firefighters entered the kitchen. the yellow glow at the end is the blaze

and just a reminder the first odi between england's men and australia takes place at the oval today —e sports extra and the bbc sport website and app. that's all the sport for now. on the 14th ofjune 2017, this area of west london saw the worst loss of life in a uk fire since the blitz. in total, 72 people died when fire spread through all the floors of grenfell tower — completely destroying the homes within it, and some nearby. we are here today, rather than tomorrow, to respect the privacy of those affected who want to be left alone to grieve on the anniversary itself. this morning we'll speak to survivors and those who lost friends and family. the last time we were here in the maxilla social club, it was very different. it was absolutely packed with donations from all sorts of people who had given everything from clothing to food to toiletries. and it was from floor—to—ceiling. and also, this was the place that opened its doors in the early hours of the morning on the 14th ofjune two welcome anybody who had escaped from the tower. and jo, good morning, jo i’u ns the tower. and jo,

taylor in what was a much—improved batting performance after their seven—wicket defeat in the first odihat little bit about your son and how the cannabis oil was helping him. billy has a condition called intractable epilepsy. it is where the seizures cannot be controlled eye medication or die at. —— diet. by. it means when he goes into a seizure, he can‘t stop on his own. he requires a rescue made and sometimes oxygen as well. the cannabis oil that was prescribed by a doctor in canada, a world ranking specialist in epilepsy and a neurologist, it was prescribed as an anti— epileptic medication and as for helping billy, that is the actual anti— epileptic medication thatis actual anti— epileptic medication that is controlling his seizures. how‘d different has it made him? when he was able to take this oil, how much difference did it make?m just made an amazing difference to billy and the control of the seizures was absolutely incredible. it also made a huge difference to billy, he is also on the higher spectrum of autism, his eye contact started to improve, reacting more, taking more inter