it is coming from pier head and will come past all these fans. look how many there are.ould be three quarters ofa reckon there could be three quarters of a million, maybe more. people trying to get a good vantage point. there are people on top of traffic light posts, road signs, scaffolding, you name it, they have got the best vantage point possible and just listen to the singing... the flags, people have come from all over europe to be here — from germany and from france and this party didn't only start ed last night the moment that second goal went in to clinch the tie and all through liverpool last night there we re through liverpool last night there were people walking around draped in liverpool banners, cheering, smiling, big broad beams every where and that went on all night. there we re and that went on all night. there were people sleeping next to lime street station waiting for the first train home. but you can bet even after a couple of hours sleep they're back here now. this team had a fantastic league season, but until last night would have had fear they migh

the mulberry harbours as they are now known where floating roadways and pier heads and they did bob uporm a breakwater. you can see that very thing i am talking about still out in the sea. let's go back to arromanches and join anna foster. thank you. you can hear the sound. i had come into the main square. you can hear the raf band playing behind me. we are waiting for the final group of veterans, the ones on and the bid care. they were at the ceremony earlier today in bayeux cathedral and bayer cemetery. —— boudicca. i have been watching you. all of these people behind shot, behind the barrier. tell me your story. what brought you to france? i have been coming here now for six times. once on the 6th of june 1944 and then every five years for their last five years. we can hearjust to for their last five years. we can hear just to have for their last five years. we can hearjust to have a good time. not to rememberthe hearjust to have a good time. not to remember the bad times but be glad to be alive and meet all the lovely people here who make a fuss and make us happy to be here. people

do we know that it's doing all that it can well piers that also it's not the case today the head of the domestic intelligence agency admitted that his authority stopped seized monitoring the suspects definitely in 2009 even though he has a criminal record and he has been linked to far right extremist groups in the past and a lot of people this is race questions whether germany countries and the authorities are actually doing enough to combat right wing extremism and whether they have underestimated the threat coming from the united states groups and where many argue that how the authorities have dealt with the case also needs to be subject of further investigations. only phenomenon the story for us tonight here in berlin we only thank you. well if you haven't noticed it will tell you a record breaking heat wave is making life miserable for tens of millions of people across europe in paris authorities have banned 60 percent of cars from the city to mitigate the buildup of dangerous levels of smog an ozone record highs are expected in spain's northeast and in the capital madrid and it is

michael moore and piers morgan both say that he is headed for reelection.el moore tweeting about the 2020 a launch rally, saying "i watched the whole thing last night. i know no one wants to waste time even looking at him, but not wanting to see the enormity of the fight ahead does not make it go away. he hasn't lost 1 inch of his fired up insane base. are you ready?" meanwhile, morgan writing in an op-ed, "he exuded the confidence and swagger of someone who defied all polls and logic last time and fully intends to do so again. democrats are brimming with the same and tired arrogance that hillary spewed throughout the last campaign to catastrophic self-harm." you look very fired up about that. there is a lot to that. michael moore -- let's not forget, he called the people in the audience "insane." and you have piers morgan pointing out you think he's crazy or whatever. you're underestimating it. >> leslie: 19 incumbents have lost since 1900. i so don't underestimate this guy. he could win. a lot of people got angry at me for it. this is going to be very tig

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breaking news coming in now about that failed coup attempt today theo piers i'm heart of state state media is reporting that the head of that regional state and another official are dead ethiopia's army chief was also killed while trying to thwart the coup of the head of the regional state from horror. as well as the army chief of ethiopia bringing more details as we get them as tension between the u.s. and iran builds in the gulf iraq is watching developments closely it's worried about the threat to its all exports and how its economy could suffer reports. these tankers are being loaded with iraqi crude oil it's being pumped from iraq's biggest of shore platform in waters close to the maritime borders of kuwait and iraq oil experts in iraq are increasingly concerned about how rising tension between the u.s. and iran could affect the country's economy that's already struggling to recover after decades of war and political instability. iraq must avoid getting involved in any conflict in the region we don't want to be embroiled in other countries of payors we are focused on trying to secure our country's economy. the

well here's why many see it here piers prime minister ahmed as someone who could end the crisis in sudan he became africa's youngest head of state when he took office in april last year in just a few short months he's implemented rapid reforms that include lifting a state of emergency and ordering the release of thousands of political prisoners abbie has also allowed dissidents to return home and unblocked hundreds of websites and t.v. channels his biggest achievement so far is ending the state of war with eritrea by agreeing to give up disputed territory on the border let's bring in our low who is an electoral specializing in east african politics and law at kiel university in the united kingdom good to have you with us again how open to mediation will the jointer and the protesters be in sudan. well i think they have to because. it brings a very clear message from the african union the situation is unsustainable he also brings a very important message in which the union expressed i think its support for the aspiration of the sudanese people and they were clearly stated in its communique that the sudanese must be the s

head. but 1st the u.s. president says military action against iran is still an option donald trump made the comments in an interview with piersmorgan on i.t.v. good morning britain on tuesday it comes amid rising tension between the u.s. and iran. iran is a place that was extremely hostile when i 1st came into office there were any terrorist nation number one in the world at that time and probably maybe are today and they were a funder of terrorism but president obama made a deal the iran nuclear deal which was a terrible deal because it was a short term deal and i was very much against said i was very much against the deal i terminated the deal and iran is a much different country today you will need to take military action there's always a chance to i want to know a grab the knot while the u.s. president is marking the 75th anniversary of d.-day on the 3rd and final day of his u.k. state visits 15 world leaders will attend the event in portsmouth they're expected to sign a declaration to ensure the horror of world war 2 is not repeated veterans' families say they want the event to focus on veterans and not trump the barker

parts of france for the pier in the uk i would not be surprised if it gets into the low 30s, something that we do get most years but certainly not those super high temperatures headingur way. at the moment it is relatively cool and temperatures in the north—east of england quite cool and on the seafront itself may be only around 15 degrees for that for most of us in the high teens are low 20s for that back in february we had a temperature of 22 degrees sell similar values to what we had all those months ago and it shows you how different the weather is across the uk compared to the near continent. quite chilly in the north east, very clear night so tomorrow a case of pretty much wall—to—wall sunshine right from the word go, it is going to be a beautiful day and temperatures could creep up to 25, 26 degrees in the lowlands of scotland. into the mid 20s further south. high pressure then slap bang gci’oss south. high pressure then slap bang across north—western parts of europe, pretty much dominating a huge chunk of the continent. we have those sunny skies and the heat and looking at france and spain, similar to the saharan desert there so really it is dangerous heat.

heading in a different direction. they plan to push penalties for those including mandatory minimum sentences. meanwhile, president trump told piers morgan he is seriously looking at banning gun silencers. >> one was apparently used in the shoogt. >>> the democrats passing a path to citizenship for immigrants including dreamers. it would allow them a chance to gain lawful permanent resident status. it is unlikely to become law any time soon. it would then go to the president who has sought to end the programs. >>> all right. 2020 democratic front runner joe biden fending off attacks from opponents who say he's stuck in the past. you'll hear straight from him next. pnc bank has technology to help a pnc business line of credit, because sometimes inner peace requires a little external soundproofing. or pnc total auto. a place online to easily find and finance the right car for you. and your passengers. or pnc home insight, to search for a new house within your budget. hopefully with a grass yard. pnc - make today the day. this is my mom's house. a lot of firsts happened here. first kiss. first cigarette. never saw it as a problem. wh

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piers if wrong probably be on the low side. i expected growth from 19 -- from 2018 to 2019 to slow because of fiscal stimulus but pretty good momentum headingreatened tariffs there, what i noticed from my contacts and all our surveys at dallas fed it is companies started pulling backs a bit on capex to degree uncertainty was enough to cause them to take a wait-and-see attitude so as i sit here today our estimates dallas fed for gdp growth this year is now 2%, the big change is really in the last 8 weeks, has been due thientd trade sanctions feeding into that, decelerating rates globally growth the world very reliant on trade two things the uncertainties associated with it have made growth more slug jooish okay. so growth more sluggish we just got 3. % number first quarter does that warrant interest rates to go lower? you know, there is all of this conversation, the fed is going to be an cut rates maybe three times 2019 i say whoa, we were just talking about three rate hikes seven months ago. >> you know i wrote an essay earlier this week where basically said that i think it is too soon for me at least too soon to make a judgment about chang