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next. let me get to this, doc. pro golfer phillson lost 15 pounds in less than a week by simply fasting. is this healthy? >> lefty. 49 years old. lefty hasn't won a major since 2013. he's 49 years old. maybe he's getting a little desperate. but as he turns 50, i would suggest phil goes for a colonoscopy and stops with this nonsense. you know, screening colonoscopy because this is a little scary. ashley: it is. >> i'm just saying, over 50, everyone should have a colonoscopy. this is scary because it's only six days. you can get by with fasting, water only, coffee, but if he's then going to go out and golf in the heat, let's say -- ashley: ireland, don't worry about that. >> but it's very strenuous, i don't think it's the healthiest thing in the world. in i don't think anything is going to happen to him. i don't think it's wise. ashley: what's your recommendation? obviously that's dramatic but eat less, exercise more? is that the basic advice? >> he doesn't need to exercise more. he clearly does a lot of exercising. eat less carbs,

all major averages finishing higher >>> wall street's look ahead to delta airlines look ahead next week phileek. >> when delta reports q2 earnings the numbers will be strong remember, the company revised its guidance, telling investors it expects earnings to come in at the high end of its initial guidance that's in part because they had record traffic in june, and the revenue numbers, they will be strong so what is the focus when they report earnings next week? look at the international markets, in particular what is happening with china there has been some concern that that market might be slowing down, but overall expect strong numbers from delta when it reports earnings next week >> phil, thank you >>> fed chair jay powell set to testify before congress next week el ylan mui with that >> reporter: like investors lawmakers will want to press powell on whether the fed will cut rates later on this month. given trump's persistent criticism of the fed, you can bet they will want assurances that the central bank is independent. powell probably will get questions about the previous undisclosed p

phil. we'll see you next time. [cheers & applause] >>and the car the shock and that you purchased. i was located each they did locate a bag. i that had additional ammunition in it. >>within the past hour we've learn lots of new information about that deadly shooting at the gilroy garlic festival learning about the gunman's movements leading up to the shooting and police are now saying they leave he acted alone. good evening, everybody thanks for being with us tonight at 5 i'm grant lotus. >>and i'm vicki liviakis a news conference just wrapped up at gilroy police headquarters and that is where we find kron prison well bellow with the latest for us noel. >>yeah as you just mentioned a lot of information that came out today, including we now know more about the whereabouts all of the gunmen prior to this shooting now we still though don't know much about a motive there has been that instagram profile that's been floating around and several of us asked word about that in certain profile and whether or not it is confirmed that that was the gunman's and the fbi told us that they did not

next time. if you want tickets to "the dr. phil show," go to drphil.com/gettickets. see you next time. >>you're watching kron on the bay area streaming news 24 7. >>one of the mine i just got to keep them dropped. and he was screaming and drops on the floor that's the guy that was shot in the stomach. in their mind to cover. >>as some hit in stores and other started running towards the exit. a staff sergeant with the malls army recruiting center came running towards one of the victims. >>when is the money went out the back we are chopped off percent. it really a little bit because you say that you want to die. what are you not talk to do it, you know keep them told him he wasn't died. luckily, we got to the hospital. >>wednesday, the mall was moderately busy that those who work here say they would like to see security beefed up. >>we need more security. >>now so. >>this happened they need to be. up an empty lot walking around coming to the stores every once in a while just to make sure everybody's ok. >>again 2 suspects are still out on the loose somewhere again police reviewing survei

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next year. that resulted in a mixed finis for the stocks. phil lebeau is in ft., texas, for us tonight. ♪ >> the 737 max headache for american and southwest airlines has turned into a problem that is changing how the criers will operate the rest of this year. >> it is not a good situation. we're not happy about it. you saw here in the second quarter it cost us $175 millione hat will more in the third quarter. >> with 34 max models grounded for at least a couple more months,outhwest says its capacity will drop in the second half of 2019. that makes the most of a smaller than expted fleet, southwest will stop flying out of newark and it will focus its new york operations on laguardia airport. as airlineeep extending how long it will be before they expect to fly the max, they ale with more questions than answers about the beleaguered plane's future. >> we remain in limbo as we wait to hear from the faa as to they come to the conclusion that the aircraft is ready to go back in s bvice again. ing will pay billions of dollars for the hundreds of max grounded.t have bee

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phil. >> thank you. commissioners, the next steps are outlined on this slide. as mentioned earlier we are continuing our review to ensure compliance and we hope to complete that process in the next few weeks. we are also reaching out to our consultants and reviewing the phase budget, we will plan to bring that back to you, i should say in august for your consideration. we will also be outreaching to the community to make sure they are abreast of the project development schedule. in the fall, we hope to have a part design to bring to you with informational presentation so you can see how the part design is coming along. that completes our presentation. we are available if you have any questions. >> thank you. is there any public comments on this item? seeing none. public comment is closed. commissioner woo ho? >> thank you. i think at this point i would have to say, it's great to see the progress because i think commissioner brandon i, when i first came on this, i think we always heard about mission rock. i know we had a great partnership with a giant and it's b

how might that impact things into next week's trading? philrket already prepared for the worst. half of production has been shut down in the gulf. once the storm passes, production should be back online fully. that is why we are in his bedding one more drawdown, but after that we should see prices start to back off. you will see a bit of a tug-of-war on both sides, but i do anticipate over the future we are going to see 58 and ultimately $56. the demand just isn't there. the path ofprices, least resistance is lower. of --: plenty of chi plenty of geopolitical tensions in the atmosphere, from iran to turkey, to obviously all of the other threats from trade to brexit and so on. will any of those impact the price of crude in the immediate term? phil: not necessarily, unless it goes into all-out chaos, you see the strait of hormuz get shut down. i don't think that is going to happen. iran has made some pretty big threats, but i anticipate they will start to back off a little bit. on the geopolitical side, you would have to look at a different comm

-we got the whole dunphy clan, claire, phil, luke, alex and -- well, and who is this happy farmhand? i'm jerry. jerry used to live next door. he's been going through a brutal divorce for years, and he was gonna spend thanksgiving alone. phil thought it'd be a good idea if he spent the day with a happy, functional family. we couldn't find one, so he's coming with us. so, where's haley? she's with rainer. they've been seeing a lot of each other, which is great. funny thing is, he was my friend first, but now i never see him. or haley. phil. it's what everybody's thinking. i don't want people walking on eggshells 'cause he was my friend first, but now i never see him. or haley. i'm only allowed to see my children once a week. i hardly know them. oh, well, clark's head of the math club, and tina's turned into a bit of a slut. thanks for the update. -okay, there they are! -hi! don't y'all look as pretty as a peach pie on a sunday afternoon? for the love of god, this is the last thing i need today.

coming up next our current affairs program close up we take a look at the prospects for reigniting cyprus in whitehall the border there with t.w. news i'm terry martin phil gail will be with you at the top of the next hour thanks for watching. can cyprus ever be reunified. a journey along the border and countering hopes and prejudices. is it soon becomes clear that the decade long division has driven the greek and turkish populations farther apart and yet there are still those on both sides who refuse to accept this life on the border. next on g.w. . kickoff just today over astana tomorrow a christian stop says the builders league is talented to keep players. going take a closer look at a few of the. venture predictions today if you check. the time to sleep is rising stars on. 60 minutes. it's been 15 years since the moon landing. on fire where he was the 1st man to walk on the moon as a small boy she dreamed of the stars. as a pilot she soon no matter how dangerous a church or go to the pole. is an astronaut she took part in the greatest adventure live stream. part by a planet i'm. neil armstrong starts july 20 s. on t.w. . barricades in the middle of t

, get a bounce, see something happen tonight or else they might not make it to the next debate, guys. >> all right, phil mattingly, it looks great. it's the perfect day for this in detroit. we're looking forward to it. let's talk about this with david gergen, former presidential advisor to just four presidents. good morning one and all. what a perfect day in detroit for this, right? all right, if you were working with elizabeth warren and bernie sanders whose campaigns say they're not going to fight, they're friend, the media has it wrong here, how would you be preparing them? >> i'd be preparing them to look friendly but have a -- >> sort of the obama to hillary, she's likable moment in 2008? >> and we have a lot of double standards for women candidates. >> we do? shocking. >> i think right now the big question for elizabeth warren is can she break away from bernie sanders. she could potentially turn this into a two person race against biden. that's a big opening for her. >> can i read you guys this? this is from president obama's former chief of staff, the former chicago mayor. there's a reason trump

phil mudd, that's our security guy. next. can't see what it is yet.re? what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these. that is sharp. the all-new chevy blazer. speaks for itself. i don't know who they got to design this but give them a cookie and a star. [happy ♪irthday music] ♪ don't get mad, put those years to work with e*trade. >>> so the president calling into sean hannity's show on fox tonight slamming the mueller hearings and making outrageous and false charges about the russia investigation. let's bring in nia-malika henderson, daniel dale and philip mudd. good evening, one and all. >> yes, sir. >> not surprising he's taking a victory lap, right? and he was -- can you believe it, he was on fox. >> i can't believe it. >> t

i'm phil gale a welcome to the program the politician many see is germany's next chancellor taking up her 1st job in the federal government on a grad. a.k.k. or she's widely known it places or should i found alliance defense minister and k.k. leads and going to america's christian democrat party and many political commentators think she's being groomed to take over when chancellor merkel steps down in 2021. there are both ways to spend your day as she turned 65 and when america was treated to flowers by her cabinet colleagues she treated herself to congratulating her now former defense minister was a laugh on the line on what is equally a victory for america her election as new e.u. commission president. later the german chancellor got to lift a 2nd ally to a higher political level by appointing and if they become successors c.d.u. party leader as a new defense minister quite a celebration. a.k.k. as she is known then carried out her 1st inspection of the honor guard and delivered her 1st remarks as minister. never forget that men and women that serve and fade abroad for us. this is a

phil. thanks. >>> up next, shameful retreat for the company. nike's move to nicks sneake frseaturing an early version of the american flag bring you the latest details on this one >>> one top investors says history is a top rlyoral f stocks find out more or trading nation on cnbc.com. more "squawk on the street" is coming up. >>> so we can confirm here at cnbc that nike is pulling sneakers featuring an early american flag, often called the b betsy ross flag after colin kaepernick told the company it shouldn't sell a shoe with a symbol that he and others consider offensive because it harkens back to a period of slavery in american history. the company telling us, quote, nike has chosen not to release the air max 1 quick strike fourth of july as it featured an old version of the american flag taking a look at nike shares, they been pretty strong, rallying about 15% this year off a bit with the broader market. the shoes were set to be released in collaboration with the fourth of july holiday they often do these kind of limited edition releases and

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i'm phil gail welcome to the program the european commission's next president. has promised to work for united and strong europe to work constructively and pragmatically to achieve it germany's former defense minister is the 1st woman to be elected to this top you position either she only won the vote in the european parliament by a narrow majority. uncertainty until the very last minute. the members of the european parliament knew the vote on the next commission president was going to be close but not even the candidate herself was off on the line i would have thought it was going to be that close vote the 5 votes in favor 3 shots 383. on the line secured the majority by just 9 votes a week results in the end still enough to celebrate. my message so all of you is let us work together constructively because the endevor is a united a strong year old. the former german defense minister spent the last 2 weeks building a majority trying to convince the political groups in the european parliament to support her bid. her final address to parliament which some called t

phil rucker, as well. thanks, guys. >>> up next, it might not come as a surprise that polls show elizabeth warren and kamalang a bump after their debate performances, but a new analysis shows exactly where their gains are coming from. >>> this morning a new washington post/abc poll shows while kamala harris and elizabeth warren did get a boost, joe biden still leads. and that lead has diminished, though he remains at the top of every national poll we have seen since the debates. this morning we may know why. it goes beyond iowa and beyond the nomination. 45% of voters think that he is the candidate who can beat trump in the general location. joining me to weigh in is founder of pulso, a social media. tyler are back with me. doug, do you think it's that simple? biden is still in the lead because he is viewed as more moderate and democrats think he can win in the general? >> well, i think it is because he has a broad coalition of support. african-americans have been a base of his support since he started. he's doing well with older voters. he's doing well with moderate voters. so he's got a broader coalition.

plenty more from the wimbledon championships throughout the day that is if phil thank you and he will see andy again in the next news hour of 1300 hours g.m.t. 2 hours from now i'll see you for that as well right after the break. with all your latest news and headlines right here on al-jazeera. from cutting edge medical technology toxic venom could be a vast untapped resource for the development of lifesaving drugs to advances in the most difficult regions of the world. cup and then of course. you heard the upside of. innovative solutions to global health care problems as well to do make a difference and maybe all of those were good it sure was still the cure on al-jazeera . driven by outrage and spanning generations the rohinton demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticized repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like i so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back 10 and the day after tomorrow they'll send back 20 idea if we were given ci

phil. ochs hoffman while we have you so we have a new president of the commission next as your guest was saying i have to have to select a commission who does that just doesn't. get presented with this is you know this is your finest commission of this is that these are the nominations or does she have a hand in that. no the commissioners are appointed by the different governments of the member states in the european union but. reject them or at least tell the member states this is not what we're looking for that's why one of her promises that she will have a gender balance you can. from tomorrow will be without a defense minister. is this a good day for germany. something good particularly about that but it's certainly a very good day for germany in the sense of you know taking this top job and as i've been saying a key medical ally in the top job that's good wrangler medical anyway and means that the lines of communication clearly between berlijn and brussels going forward will be particularly good the. i'm not sure if you're asking me about the situation the defense ministry of course on the

. >> phil mattingly, appreciate the latest reporting. >>> up next for us here, a big test for speakerosi this week in her let's not impeach strategy. robert mueller is in the witness chair. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. neutrogena® >>> mueller week is here this week. with it today new presidential expectations setting. the president says robert mueller, quote, should not be given another bite at the apple. special counsel's testimony, the president predicts, will be bad for him and the phony democrats in congress. for democrats, the hope is that mueller, the movie, makes a bigger impact with the american public than mueller, the book. but the bigger the impact may be bigger the potential problem for the house speesaker, nancy pelo. she wants to avoid impeachment because she worries it plays into the president's hands. last week the number of democrats who say impeach now grew to 88. also jerry nadler, who invoked impeachment, the standard

phil flynn at the cme. you just saw some optimism. however, craig was talking about maybe the next, forget july, we are talking about september going forward. are you still positive? do you think that the fed will continue to cut rates? do you think it's going to be 25 basis points? >> i think they are. you know what, if you read the fed's statement, what do they tell you? it wasn't so much about u.s. growth but it was uncertainty about what's going to be happening with the global economy, right, the trade war stuff, uncertainty, concerns about what's happening with the slowdown in manufacturing across the globe. and it's amazing how the markets react. they don't know if they want good news or bad news, right? last week it's doom and gloom, got to sell the stocks, global economy selling. now it's like oh, my gosh, we got a great number, we got to sell the stocks because oh, my gosh, the fed might not cut rates. listen, the federal reserve, larry kudlow's right. they've got to take away that interest rate increase. they're not going to do it all at once but they are going to take it

we won't know that until they report earnings later on this month or early next month. >> good stuff, philu bring in dan ives, neutral rating on tesla. musk says it may be a record what will that mean for the stock and/or your rating >> we don't see them hitting the guidance about 85k is where they hit. i think it is good news before bad news second half is going to be the key. that's an ever slight battle to hit the numbers for the year that's the issue for investors now, profitability in second half numbers especially even if you get some good news in 2q. >> how you to see it, since you are bullish on the stock. >> i don't think disagree that much with dan here i think the one area is i think the profitability is not as big a focus here specifically for the quarter, we're at 90 and 74 in terms of total units and so at consensus, that puts the back half delivering 63, that puts the back half at 200, a stretch. i think if we have visibility into that, the stock moves higher. >> it is hard to find a stock really when you think about it that has such differing views, not just on the ratings,

looting generals agree to share power with civilians for the next street yes so how viable is this plan for a peaceful transition to democracy. i'm phil gale welcome to the program a team of swiss scientists says the cheapest and most effective way to fight global warming is to plant lots of trees a trillion all over the world that's the conclusion of a study published in the journal science although a trillion trays would cover the same landmass as the united states researchers say the earth has plenty of room. the best remedy for the climate nature that's what researchers that is your technology institute are saying by their calculations planting trees is the most efficient way to beat the climate crisis they say it is possible to halt global warming at a price of $1.00 degrees celsius and that 2 thirds of c o 2 emissions caused by human activity could be absorbed by reforestation as soon as we start here for over storage and you start to be effective you start to capture carbon back in the ecosystem ok but you know that to reach that total amount of course is going to take several decades the earth is covered with $2800000000.00 he

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joining me now is phil mud, author of the new book due out next week "the cia in the post-9/11 world.telligence committee are saying all 50 states were targeted. all of them. on the same day senate republicans block an electoral security bill . as someone who's worked in intelligence, how would you look at that? >> i could see the legal issue here. there's an issue that says the states are going to be responsible for their own systems. but step back here. you're dealing with a state a actor, russia. iran and others are involved in the electoral process. these are state actors that are highly fi lly sophisticated. i cannot imagine an american citizen wants to pay for and have each state -- allow monitor and block coming into the systems. i understand states have the responsibility for voting but the federal government has to give a hand. i don't want to pay for my state virginia to develop a tech capability to fight the russians. that's nuts. >> and if you're on the front lines trying to battle this if you see the senate doing what it's doing, if you hear the president not even wanting

eric: will see what happens at the next rally if that chant comes back. phil, thank you. laura. laura: eric, the u.s. deploying more military to saudi arabia in a show of force. it's an mid escalating tensions in the middle east. iran sees in a british oil tanker in a straight of [inaudible] one day after the u.s. to down and rainy and drone. the president warning i ran against for provocative action alluding to the sanctions already crippling the country. president trump: iran is in big trouble right now with the economy is crushing and coming to a crash and trying to bring soldiers back home because they can't pay them a lot of bad things are happening to them and it's easy to straighten out or very easy for us to make it a lot worse. laura: lucas' live from the pentagon with the very latest on this developing story. hello, lucas. reporter: hello, laura. first time in 16 years the u.s. has deployed soldiers to iran. the pentagon made the announcement last night in a statement quote, this movement of force is provides an additional deterrent and ensures our ability to defend ou

phil wegmann, thank you. >> thank you. >> does anybody remember richard next son going to china? there's moments that set history on its course. was this latest development with the president and his counterpart in north korea at the dmz and then the president stepping into north korea only a few steps, but the first american president to do so the same? after this. ♪ limu emu and doug. what do all these people have in common, limu? [ guttural grunt ] exactly. nothing! they're completely different people. that's why they make customized car insurance from liberty mutual. they'll only pay for what they need. yes, and they could save a ton. you've done it again, limu. [ limu grunts ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >> neil: when you see protests like this turning on a conservative columnist, are they practicing what they're preach something after this. >> we went and met at the line. meeting at the line, i said, would you like me to come across? he said i would be so honored. that's the way it worked out. i didn't know what he was going to say. it

phil mudd. he has a new book coming out next week, "black sight", the cia in the post 9/11 world. ask you, what do you think of president trump dismissing the importance of the missile tests? is he right. >> i don't think he's right. the question isn't about missile, it is about messives and messages and these are messages the president of the united states met with the leader of north korea several times and the message is simple. there is a short-term message on the exercises but i don't think that is the real story but the real story is if we want to have the conversation the president said we would have about making america safe from nuclear and long-range missiles from north korea, then north korea will say you have to show a little leg and break down some sanctions for us a bit. i think this is just a quick message to the president that says if you don't come to the table eventually, we have options too. >> speaking of options, the south korea military assessed the missiles flew nearly 400 miles which puts japan and south korea well within striking distance. that is signific

earnings, though, can change a everything before the bell coming up next, the british open begins and just a couple of days and golfer philg ready in a really drastic way. his extreme game day prep that's got a lot of people buzzing today, and does your day start like this? >> no sleep. no sleep. you don't know what it's like in there. thingses are creeking and that red light is burning my brain. >> you look a little a stressed. i'm stressed. well -- where do you live can actually l make all of the difference the most stressed out cities just revealed. you're watch fbn:am turning it on if you have to be. ♪ dear tech, you've been making headlines. smart tech is everywhere. but is that enough? i need tech that understands my business. i need tech that works at scale. dear tech, dear tech, dear tech, we're using ibm blockchain to help make sure food stays fresh. we're exploring quantum to develop next generation energy. we're using ai to help create more accessible health care. we're using iot to create new kinds of digital wallets. let's see some more headlines about that. let's expect more from technology. let's put smart

i'm phil gal welcome to the program members of the european parliament have chosen that new president for the next 2 and a half years they elected and italian social democrat david saucily who's been an m.e.p. for 10 years the motion strasberg it completes the lengthy process of filling the e.u. stop jobs e.u. leaders have nominated candidates for 4 other posts with german defense minister on the line for commission president the european parliament must ratify that nomination before ms fonda line can be appointed and that's far from a done deal. straight to the straight to strasburg that might be found d.w.b. correspondent hoffman welcome where is the opposition to the line coming from. the opposition is coming from all sides for example from the social democrats who are disappointed that they couldn't have their lead candidate who campaigned for them funds in the lead for that position also from the greens but the doors opened at least with the greens who said it depends on what kind of program will fund and will propose but oddly enough maybe not so odd if you think about it there is also oppos

automakers and tech firms as they realize just how much money they will need to spend over the next 5 to 10 years >> phil, thank you charlie, are you in any of the autos? >> auto suppliers. they can win in all kinds of different powertrain economics we do think that will be some softness in manufacturing levels as there are too many cars on the dealership lots. but demand at the dealership is starting to pick up again. so we do think this could be a lull before a pretty good period >> eurozone industrial production data was better than expected, but daimler came out with a profits warning do you think the european autos will continue to suffer whether it is trade war related or not >> yeah, just long term we have not believed that the european automakers are well positioned it is obviously a lower growth rate universe that they are in we have trade potential problems coming into the u.s. so the names again, we don't really love any of the actual manufacturers. we love the suppliers a lot more >> interesting that the daimler warning did not hurt the auto stocks today u.s. ones. >> eurozone industrial prod

to exactly what it wants the outside world to see phil ahead in sports the extreme run is looking to go up in the well and peter have the details next. the latest news as it breaks as more people move here for opportunity space get flooded. with detailed coverage this people say that they've been without electricity and water for several days. from around the world all the day over 30 years ago and yet this area remains one of the most heavily mined the world. campus was his peter thank you very much they will be a new name on the cricket world cup trophy off to sunday's final hosts england set up a date with new zealand and loads off to crushing rivals australia in the same key only wickets did the damage for england at age bastien in birmingham australia captain aaron finch out for north's 2 just for archer they were 14 for 3 when chris woakes struck to remove david will then peter hanscom after causing all sorts of trouble he's delivery removing the helmets of alex kerry. steve smith made 85 before he was run out by a brilliant throw from just butler australia only out of 220. 3. jason roy made light work of the reply firing 85 o

next week. >>> to the 148th british open, we won't see tiger, phil, or rory mcilroy this weekend, but we willerican on top. j.b. holmes is tied with shane lowery of ireland atop the leader board at eight under par entering the weekend. the final major of the year. the 37-year-old big hitter from kentucky played steady golf in the first two rounds finds himself in an likely territory. he's -- an unlikely territory. he's got two top fives in majors. best known for bringing his doing, ace, with him to tournaments. >> a little pain getting him through the airport sometimes, but it's -- it's worth it having, you know, a piece of home, being able to travel with a piece of home with you. he's like a family member. you ask my 18-month-old so when's his best buddy, and he says "ace." >> best of luck to j.b. and ace as we hit the weekend in northern ireland. >> no doubt. vince, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> we'll be right back. you got♪ it everyg ♪strength of a lioness tough as a knot♪ ♪rocking the stage and we're never gonna stop♪ ♪all strength, no sweat... just in case you forgot♪ ♪all str

next 15 minutes. of cross unless we take you behind the scenes of europe's most spectacular cultural events. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. so have an associate of the lion has addressed the european parliament in strasburg as she winds up a bid to become the 1st female president of the european commission and had last chance to win any peace support she sought to deal with accusations that she's been too fake and so he laid out her position on issues including climate change jan to equality migration and bracks it. confident and smiling yet everything is on the line for it was the fonda lion who is resigning as german defense minister in her bid to lead the u. commission some called her address to parliament the speech of her lifetime the world is calling formally the world needs more you i believe europe should have a stronger and more united voice in the world and it needs to act fast the conservative said european unity is the antidote to the continent's biggest challenges most pressing among them climate change. this is the greatest responsibility and opportunity of our times i want euro

this team's legacy and as phil neville second when there is still an awful lot to look forward to and be proud about. england represented of course within team gb at the olympics nexte is due to be the coach for that team. that will be a big moment for this football again as for the euros which england hosts the following year in 2021 and already you can see the effects of this run to the semifinals is having. for some, 30,000 tickets already sold for the international against germany at wembley stadium in november was also the journey is over but i think an awful lot to look forward to for phil neville and his players. indeed, thank you very much indeed they are, dan r sports editor there in lyon. to wimbledon now. more on how the brits got on injust a moment. but several of the top names in tennis are through to the second round. serena williams and rafa nadal won their matches with few problems, but roger federer was made to sweat a little to keep his hopes of a ninth wimbledon crown alive. joe lynskey reports. at wimbledon, they first assume hello to roger federer 21 years ago. he has been playing here longer now than anyone else. still all makes in her court c