more low pressure m oves as we move into tuesday.ading in from the atlantic and what we're seeing over the week ahead is a continuation of this very u nsettled ahead is a continuation of this very unsettled weather, if we don't have a mix of sunshine and showers then we'll have a mix of stronger winds and perhaps a spell of rain. not what we hoped for at this time of year perhaps unless this is bbc news. our top stories: the australian prime minister says counter—terrorism police have foiled an attempt to blow upa plane. the threat of terrorism is very real. the disruption operation, the effo rts real. the disruption operation, the efforts overnight have been very effective, but there is more work to do. north korea claims its latest intercontinental ballistic missile test proves any target in the us is now within striking distance. tensions in venezuela ahead of a vote that could lead to a new constitution — a power grab, says the opposition. also in the programme, thousands of people are evacuated from a music festival in barcelona

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it is for reasons i'll explain in more detail to coincide or ov overlap with other training drills which may not be formally identified but look clearly linked to them. i'll come back to this. its overall size is uncertain on detail but all indications are it could be very very large and may be the largest one we have seen since the end of the cold war. one has to do with what exercises can tell us a about the thinking of political leaders. what is it they worry about? what kinds of conflicts do they think should be planned for? what kinds of messages they want to convey to adversaries and more. and secondly, what exercises can suggest or remind us about broader trends in the security environment. in general in russian defense planning in particular. as i mentioned, these don't take place in a vacuum. what i will do is simply to say a few words about what we have seen in recent exercise history, say something about the issues this may raise for the president and then return and try to suggest what it is we should pay particular attention to especially in the broader european security env

. >>> new this morning oversea ov at least six people are dead in the palestinian/israeli violence.three died in street clashes and three israelis were killed in a stabbing attack at a west bank settlement. observers say tensions over the most contested shrine, the temp temple mount, are boiling over. >>> and look at this building explosion in eastern china. two are dead and dozens more injured as a result of that blast. security video shows the aftermath. the explosion also destroyed cars and a bus nearby. investigators believe bottled gas used for cooking caused that explosion. >>> the mayor of minneapolis says she will not resign despite protesters calling for her to step down. >> i'm happy to sit down and talk with people about the future of policing in minneapolis. >> mayor hodges was addressing reports about resignation of the police chief when she was interrupted by the protester. she said she understands their frustration, but she said she's staying in office. the police chief resigned yesterday in the wake of last weekend's shooting death of an australian woman. a police of

ov finally got a ring. yes, look at him.n't get a cup, but he got a ring marrying his long long time girlfriend answer staish yeah. and then the part of the peter where the clothes come off and the singing and dancing. you say that like clothes come off the at every wedding. what weddings are you going to? a. obviously not ones in russia it's just tradition. don't you get the money after the ring? >> you give the and then no rings. i'd rather make money than get a champion ship ring. it seems like it works for everybody else , too. i loved your analogy about the nats, by the way. it kind of is. just hope they don't break down. i heard dusty is saying if he needs a replacement call brody logan. he seems to have all the answers . knuckle ball, working on it. brody is where it's at. after the break we're going to get a final check of your wakeup forecast. stay with us. heading into the workweek hot, hot, hot? a. exactly. today was great, but tomorrow is a little bit warmer, 91. ninety-seven on tuesday. basically 96 to nine tues

ov overalspending growth is 7% annually. but the portion of the program paid exclusively by the government is increasing at an annual rate of 20% because the number of beneficiaries reaching the catastrophic cap has accelerated over the last few years, currently accounting for more than 50% of spending. the commission made three recommendations to address this problem, but most notably we recommend shifting more risk to the plans for these catastrophic costs and couple that with additional tools for the plans to manage that risk. with respect to extenders, i note that over the last several years the commission has done work on ambulance payments, including a more targeted rural assistance policy, therapy caps where we have tried to strike a balance between cap restraints and exceptions for needy beneficiaries. and then we have specific recommendations on each of the special needs plans categories. and finally, we have made several proposals for rural hospital payment adjustments. with that, i am happy to take your questions.

agency posted v eed a video ove pacific ocean. the test come ons the heels of another intercontinental test. >>> here in the bay area firefighters bat btled a small brush fire. this was a scene after1:00 today. concern that got right on it. they knocked it down quick. only spread about 50 feet. not a big fire but we mention it because investigators believer it might have started from a cigarette. a big concern across the bay area. vrjts we're seeing a typical spread of summer like temperatures. 90s into livermore. throughout the bay area we're temperatures on an upward trend. that will continue monday into tuesday where we'll see areas south of san jose. this little patch of red you see there. locations that could see 95 to 100 degree temperatures and hotter weather out towards solano county and east of livermore could see temperatures climbing above 100 degrees. as we go through the next few days we'll see the hottest temperatures in hill tops and inland valley. 70s and 80s there. we may begin to see spare the air day toward the

state tune for our friends ove at "the five." have a good weekend. >> dana: hello, and thanks for joining us. president donald trump and vladimir putin meet face-to-face for the first time in the g summit in germany. >> i think it's been going very well. we have had some good talks. we look forward to a lot of positive things happening. for russia and the united states and everybody. >> dana: it was scheduled to last about 30 minutes but it lasted for over two hours. it appears there was one big accomplishment, a cease-fire in syria beginning on sunday. secretary of state rex tillotson was in the room when they discussed. >> the president opened the meeting by raising concerns about russians interference of the 2016 election. they had a very robust and lengthy exchange on the subject. president trump pressed putin on more than one occasion. >> dana: some claimed that trump accepted putin's assurances that russia did not metal. >> greg: donald trump started the meeting with putin by raising concerns over the election meddling. tha

many of them are doing this throughout the ov point how many homes and businesses have been lost already. officials saying that they're not able to get in. it's not safe enough for them to go in and evaluate. we know that looking ahead to today, dry weather not expected to help the situation. this is a fire season that's expected to continue to burn until september. right now they're dealing with about 160 fires. aaron, back to you. >> angie, thank you. 4:34 right now. today, volunteers and veterans will care for some of our nation's most hallowed grounds. today is the annual day of service at arlington national cemetery. more than 400 landscaping professionals are working on the grass, plants and the irrigation system. this is the video from last year's day of service. many of the landscapers are veterans themselves. this event of beautifying and restoring the cemetery has been going on for about 21 years now. >> it's a beautiful place to be. >>> a bald eagle is back in the skies this morning and another bald eagle is home. found an injured eagle on the ground in southeast washington. w

out here and then if you speed or exhibit any kind of aggressive driving behavior you will be pulled ovr. >> it's all part of an initiative running through august 26th. police say they're also looking out for distracted drivers. >>> you see it you shoot it, our fresco users are helping us show what's going on around you. iain what you got? >> lucy, fresco use sr. clifford takes us to center city where advocates calling for higher minimum wage in pennsylvania. local leaders, business owners and workers all gathered outside bash barbershop at 17th and jfk. were there believe the only way to strengthen the economy in our city making sure working families are paid a decent wage. it would help close the state's budget gap. >> fresco news in camden county. children learning about bike and street safety at the sal vague army crock center. youngsters shown how to properly put on they're bike helmet. when you see news happening take out your phone and shoot it and use that fresco app to send to our newsroom. you might be get paid. lucy. >> thank you very much iain. >>> your health tonight local

>> his uncle is tempting the dear to go ov deer to go over and it does. and the deer comes closer.aches out a hand. >> hi there. >> he gets more than just a nose tap. >> come here. i won't hurt you. >> he starts scratching her head, talking to her. >> there you go, how does that feel, huh? >>> i can still remember the first day i learned to ride a bike. i always imaged it looking like this when i was riding down the street real fast. this is in big bear, california. this guy is just sending it. every moment here is like oh, my gosh. >> nope. >> almost bites it in the first few seconds of this downhill race. manages to recover and string together a run that is spectacular. >> they call it like getting into a flow state. where everything, your mind is just focused. it's like you're a jedi. >> everything has to come together. every single element for you to be able to see it successfully e. this guy is amazing. i'm clenched over here. >> it really is an insane and impressive run. he just keeps picking up more and more speed. whizzing by basically everything that could stop him. toward

shower, perhaps 30% chance of a light shower as the front chance of a light shower as the fro nt m ovesing the latter pa rt front moves through during the latter part of sunday. through sunday might into monday, the front clears away and allows an area reply pressure to build in. that means a beautiful start to the week if you like warm weather and sunshine, that is. there will be a lot of sunshine across the country with extra cloud close to the far south. easily 26 degrees and some spots. some spots could get close to 30. another one day on tuesday. most places dry with sunshine but notice down to the south, don't take this too little really, but there is an increasing chance that we will see thunderstorms spreading up from the south. there could be thunderstorms anywhere on wednesday as they clear away it will turn cooler and fresher for the end of the week. are this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: a huge rally for turkey's president, consolidating power a year after the attempted coup. tony blair says britain could win concessions on immigration — and stay in the

that is a long way from ove. it doesn't appear that when they had information that this person might be. connect with the russian government or russian national that they didn't immediately call the fbi. this is very problematic. and we cannot allow foreign governments to reach out to anybody's campaign say we'd like to help you that is a non starter. so what is president trump make of it all. well today he said that his son was a high quality person and praised his transparency. but the president is also said to be frustrated. but off the today the questions are only likely to get more searching. tomorrow the president goes back to europe to fronts determined to avoid the impression that his is an administration. undersea. kevin here at abc news washington. and to find out what lawmakers on capitol hill i'm making a list i'm showing data by congressman gregory meeks of new york who serves on the house foreign affairs committee. so congressman meeks what is your reaction to these emails showing donald trump junia

perhaps a third of a cent chance of a light shower as the front chance of a light shower as the fro nt m ovesof sunday. into monday, the front clears away and allows this area of high pressure to build its way in. that means a beautiful start to the week. if you like warm weather and sunshine, that is. there will be a lot of sunshine across the country with cloud close to the far south. 20, 20 six degrees, some spots could get close to 30. another warm day to come on tuesday, most places dry some sunshine but notice, down to the south, do not take this literally but there is an increasing chance that we will see thunderstorms spreading up from the south. there could be at thunderstorms and where on wednesday as they clear away it will turn cool and fresh for the end of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines: the turkish president has addressed a mass rally to mark a year since an attempted military coup was put down, promising to punish his enemies. at least 260 people died in the coup attempt. in its wake, the government has sacked 150,000 state employees. thousands of people have marched

ov reporter: but russian foreign minister sergey lavrov described things differently in an on camera briefing. [speaking russian] lavrov said mr. trump accepted putin's denials, and told him some americans are fueling vrories of russian meddling. ale u.s. intelligence communities concluded with high confidence that russian hackers were responsible. putin asked mr. trump for proof. the two leaders also agreed to cooperate in war-torn syria. tillerson announced a limited cease fire in the southwest of the country, but admitted that key details were still being negotiated. >> reporter: an ongoing sticking kiint, russia's continued support for syrian dictator bashar al-assad, whose regime rrried out a saran gas attack in april. it was that deadly attack on civilians which led president trump to order strikes on assad's forces. ieen so -- >> reporter: tillerson later clarified that the u.s. would still like assad to leave power, and the hope is that russia will help to negotiate a peace deal. jane? >> pauley: margaret in hamburg, who is joined now by our chief white house correspondent ma

we went back into discussions with ba but ba refused to re m ove discussions with ba but ba refused to up where we are today. when you say sanctions, it is a pretty normal practice for an employer to dock the pay of somebody broke a day they don't turn up to work without an adequate explanation like being sick, so what is unusual about what ba has done? they have applied sanctions and stopped pay that has no relation whatsoever to the period of strike action, so last year, 2016, when there was no strike action, they have removed that from those people who were protecting inspection in 2017, similarly the removing bonuses, performance related pay for the rest of the year regarding to win the strike action ta kes regarding to win the strike action takes place. so it is not that someone doesn't turn up to come under uk law they don't take up their pay, these or other benefits that are unrelated to you trying to work and taking strike action, the company have decided to remove and we think that is unlawful we are challenging it legally, we also think it is fundamentally wrong and we are ch

roosevelt because he was on trains going ove all over the country speaking on behalf of the presidential nominee. it wasn't a good year for the democrats of any kind into vapor destroyed by the republican ticket of warren g. harding and calvin coolidge. now i would say warren g. harding was the worst president in history. they said that once mr. coolidge got in office the only way you could recognize him from the furniture in the oval office was if he moved. there was a woman sitting next to him in a dinner party. knowing it would be a while before we got the democrats back at the white house again mr. roosevelt decided to go work on wall street and he needed a good secretary, so he asked me to come work for him and i said i don't know mr. roosevelt, i'm fine at walberg about the most boring thing in the world. there are not any lawyers in the room, are there? i didn't think so. you all look very nice. ask any rate, he said don't worry. his children started calling him a cd and before that everyone did it. don't worry i find the wall worked very boring myself. there will be other things

. >> greg: jesse, is the real comedy and overreaction the ov? the shrillness. it's so nice to see the left be the humorless ones. a complete role reversal. >> jesse: it's before they can a joke. this time, they are the butt of the joke. they are just not used to getting made fun of. they can't understand the rest of the country laughing at them. trump has this innate gift. he makes enemies seem deranged. he made rosie o'donnell turn into a laughingstock. marco rubio and ted cruz were sweating liars and now hillary clinton is roaming around in the woods. trump has made cnn look fakery and professional wrestling. what cnn does is they overreact. they look like fools. it reminds you of the older brother, i'll turn this way. it's more appropriate. >> kimberly: and you are older. >> jesse: he goes like that. then the younger brother freaks out, whines, cries, hits his head on the couch and says mommy come of the older brother hit me. and meanwhile he didn't do anything and that is what's happening with cnn right now. cnn has spent years attacking wall street traders

sebastian vettel, he was immediately overta ken sebastian vettel, he was immediately ove rta ke n byis the full —— castle. both ferraris suffered punctures. kimi raikkonen move from second to third. vettel moved from second to seven. lewis hamilton is made up a lot of ground on vettel. he is only one point behind in the driver standings and that title race is d eftly standings and that title race is deftly now on. england's cricketers will need to produce a herculean effort if they're to avoiud defeat in their second test against south africa at trent bridge the two lists have extended their lead. —— tourists. england lead the four match series 1-0. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more in the next hour. we will indeed. thank you very much. tougher sentences for people convicted of acid attacks are to be considered as part of a government review. the latest official figures suggest there were more than 400 assaults involving corrosive substances in england and wales in the six months to april. here's our home

where every move, every m ove a different level. where every move, every move description eyes.ents moved to britain, she gained citizenship. she's not the product of one nation, but of intense tennis. when i first met her, she think she had six layers on on artificial core, it easier than, i thought it was great. isaid to easier than, i thought it was great. i said to herfather, this is the top 5% in the world material. wimbledon noticed this year a lighter mood. konta brought baked treats to practice. she seemed to be ina good treats to practice. she seemed to be in a good mood. but that can change very quickly. simona halep had her eye on becoming world number one as well as winning wimbledon. but on centre court, roof closed, konta found her range. into a tie—break, and the standard ever higher. what would separate the players? well, almost nothing. look at. but halep's point, and since, halep's set. well, first it is just an opportunity for resilience, as they say on the hill. in the second set, konta kept running and kept her composure. but there was no closure and so anot

relationship with an overbearing father who at times in his matches he has asked the umpires to re m oveng on with him. i think is a complex individual but quite clearly if you cannot get up and get excited for wimbledon, arguably the greatest tournament in the world, my question is should really be up there playing tennis because clearly you do not really enjoy it. i think he needs to go away and think about how much he really wa nts away and think about how much he really wants to play tennis. he has let himself down and also the people paying money and buying tickets to come and watch. so a few eyebrows raised in the media room. thank you so raised in the media room. thank you so much. one of the stories of day one was luxembourg's mandy minella who played herfirst round match against italian veteran francesca schiavone while four months pregnant. minella is also playing the doubles this week. but today she posted a lovely picture on twitter of her husband and coach tim sommer kneeling in front of her at one of the wimbledon courts and kissing her stomach. minella said that this will

what other facets which not his movement, he moves facets which not his movement, he m oves very facetsves very well. he returns well on both sides and that is very good because you are not certain where to go. you can quickly be on the back foot and that is something cilic does better than almost anyone else and when he is confident that will give him a great chance of taking the time away from someone like roger who can dictate if he has time on the ball. no johanna konta or andy murray of course, but we are going to check in on heather watson. she's playing with her partner, they are the defending champions in the mixed doubles and they are in action. they are taking on the number two seed. so far it has gone with serve. we will update you with that late on foot of jamie murray is also in action with martina hingis. now we've seen plenty of famous faces over the course of the championships here, with many of them able to watch the tennis from the royal box. among those happy to receive that privilege today was formula i champion nico rosberg, now retired of course. earlier he spoke t

this lavish beach front rental home friday when at 10:12:00 p.m., two masked men forced their way in, ov overpowering the security guard on duty. >> the security guard had been lightly bound at the scene with his own shoelaces. >> reporter: jones, a prominent washington, d.c., attorney and georgetown law professor, reportedly confronting one of the intruders who then shoots the 57-year-old. the gunman only getting away with a laptop. >> what we don't know why a shot was discharged. what led up to that shot being discharged. >> reporter: jones transferred to a hospital in south florida, where tonight he is listed in stable condition. this luxury villa rents for more than $2200 a night on the caribbean island known as a popular celebrity destination, but now also gaining notoriety for violence. kevin newman injured during a robbery in june, a bullet piercing his abdomen. >> we don't understand why it happened. >> reporter: turks and caicos police saying the crime rate on the island is increasing, but the american tourist shootings don't appear to be connected. >> when you come here, don't

let's also take a look at the growing issue in this country ov opioids. i have a facility in understand in southwestern north dakota. they anticipate medicate will be hoff 14% to 17% of the billings. as they try to so as a responsible healthcare provider would, trying respond to the opioid cries, they're looking at con verying the old hospital a long-term facility where people can go and get health care when they're addicted. i they antis pat that facility will eave to -- have to rely on 60% 2070% medicaid reimburse: when people tell you these issues aren't enter twined, that the population that is going too need assistance in recovery from addition is not our medication population, they're wrong and every person who has looked at s has come to the same conclusion. you know, the other thing i'm going to tell you about the people i talk to? most of them have never been involved in politics. they're not partisans. they don't really even care about politics. but they wonder why they're caught up in this tiedle wave or political chet rick when people are scar

this is the first time i've here and just ove rca m e is the first time i've here and just overcame hee had concerts every web. people were performing everywhere and it was really small when i walked in today. it was strange. it was really weird. but an amazing place where dreams we re but an amazing place where dreams were really nurtured here. and we will speak to some of the teachers who were really instrumental in nurturing the talent here and just, legends, really. and you are one of them now. thank you all very much. enjoy the celebrations. we will talk to your little bit later. there are calls for a more consistent response to major incidents from all fire brigades in the uk following the grenfell tower disaster. a bbc news investigation found that crew levels and equipment vary significantly across the country — leading to what the fire brigade union has described as a postcode lottery. holly hamilton reports. more than a month on, there is now a clear picture of how the london fire brigade responded to the blaze. last week, it emerged it took more than 30 minutes for a high la

this is quite drastic, considering some customers faced £10 a day if they went over their ove rd raftsd customers now sit back and not worry about it? overdrafts. should customers now sit back and not worry about mm overdrafts. should customers now sit back and not worry about it? it is a radical change and it will affect different people in different ways so different people in different ways so the good part of it is that the costly unauthorised fees, the unpaid fees monthly fees have gone, so that will really help some people. but the actual charge that you do encounter now goes up the actual charge that you do encounter now goes up from 19% interest to this new 1p per £7 per day, which works out at nearly 52%, so for some customers it will actually be more expensive. in terms of borrowing, where do overdrafts sit in the product range of loans and other types of borrowing? an overdraft is meant to be just for short—term use, perhaps a week or so before you get paid, and then your account is backing to credit again. what the banks probably don't want you to do is remain in overdraft

the robber moves on to another employee, the first clerk jumped the suspect and punched him over and ov loaer.d robber was arrested. >>> a new push to get you to stop smoking cigarettes. the fda wants to lower the levels of nick teen in cigarettes. since 2009 they have had the power to reduce the level but hasn't. they are reviewing plans for new 480,000 people doi every year from a tobacco-related cause. >>> a a pregnant doctor jumped into action to deliver another woman's baby. the doctor was in bed at the hospit when there was an urgent case. the on call doctor already went home so e she got out of bed and did the the delivery herself. >> put on some boots over my flip-flops and put on another gown to cover myself up and just did the regular came in and put my stuff to deliver on and delivered a baby. >> she did it just in time. she went into labor just minutes later. they both had healthy little th her. >>> nascar returns to the poconos. race weekend here and fans are setting up camp. >> they are going to get the least amount of ni'm tracking it the heavy rain and possible flooding