however there was a big shock in the pool, as the world record holder adam peaty was pipped to gold in the 50 metre brea kstro ke. adam wild rounds up the action. if these games are about putting

and formula one is in azerbaijan this weekend but hamilton's not at his best in baku, pipped to pole by vettel. hello and welcome to sportsday. also coming up in the programme... we have to start with football. another packed saturday programme coming up, but it's football where we have to start, with a number of promotion and relegation issues finalised today in the lower leagues. but not in the premier league, where no

he almost got there, but south africa's cameron van der bergh pipped him to gold by four hundredths of a second. i'm not on my best form this week, and itjust shows you, even if you're at the top of your game, you're still vulnerable, and that's the most important lesson i've learned yet. and life moves at a gentler pace over at the lawn bowls, but the crowd was still moved by underdog wales‘s unexpected victory over defending champions scotland in the men's pairs. daniel sammon and mark wyatt, aka speedy and sparky, had just a one—point lead going into the 18th end. how about this for a final bowl? commentator: is he reaching? he needs to run, he needs to run. he's there. in the 110 meter hurdles, england's andrew pozzi will hope to add commonwealth gold to his world indoor one from last month. caster semenya is the headline act in the women's 1500. england's then proud women's1500. england's then proud will be swimming for redemption in the men's 50 metres freestyle. he qualified faster than any of his rivals, but australia have been absolutely rampant in the pool here. we're not exp

what was it like for you, pip, being split from vicky in foster care?one from a tiny little village to a big city. because you moved to oxford? yeah. away from vicky? yeah, and it is like, a three—hour drive, so it's not like i could pop round the corner and just see her. it was difficult, it really was. you moved to live with a foster family in oxford and you grew quite close for that family, you're still in touch with them ten years on. they are like your family. yeah, definitely. how close are you now? we're very close, all of us are. i babysit my nieces whenever my sister needs it. my other sister is getting married this year, so i am... your other sister? yeah, and, um... vicky, what is it like to hear pip talk about her foster sister as her sister? sorry. no, i'm used to it now. obviously when i first started hearing it, because you didn't start calling them brothers and sisters to begin with. it was, like, quite a while in and then when you kept hearing brother and sister, i was, like, who are you on about? then she was like, this person. all rig

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top of the leaderboard to take his maiden tournament on his 44th appearance on the european tour, pippingf the lead but hit seven birdies in a round of 65 to finish on an 18—under—par. and following that victory no surprise to hear that bjork counts it as the best round of his career. i'm so happy. i'm really proud of myself, the way i played all week. i had first, especially like the second and third round, i had a loss of putts not dropping. the long game was weak. this week i don't think they have ever struck a ball so well. lebronjames scored 45 points in game seven of the opening round of the nba playoffs, leading the cleveland cavaliers to a105—101win over the indiana pacers. the cavs win the series 4—3. james helped keep cleveland's season alive. it took everything he and the cavs had to hold off the pacers, who were swept by cleveland a year ago but came in confident after a 34—point win in game six. oladipo hit a three at the horn to edge the cavs through. they'll open the conference semifinals on tuesday at top—seeded toronto. primoz roglich has won the tour of romandie byjust e

scotland's ross murdoch was also defending his 200 metre breaststroke title but was pipped to gold by leading for much of the race. wilby came up with a brilliant last 25 metres. max whitlock helped england defend their gymnastic team title. the double olympic champion top scored with his floor and pommel routines to clinch the win with team mates nile wilson, courtney tulloch, james hall and dominick cunningham. scotland won five medals today, their only gold came in the velodrome. neil fackie and pilot matt rotherham set a commonwelth record in the blind and visually impaired 1000m time trial. wales took silver, their only medal of the day. lots more action in the velodrome and the pool. lots of live sport on the bbc website. arsenal have disappointed in this season's premier league, they're so far outside the top four that their only realistic route back into the champions league is to win the europa league. they have taken a big step towards the semifinal after winning the first leg of the quarterfinal 4—1 against cs moscow at home. the europa league final is arsenal's remaining t

my wife told me, she's like, i don't remember it pip was so nervous, i blacked out.. she said she froze and doesn't remember it happening. >> dierks wrote the song for his wife of 1 years, case si. the decision to surprise her was spur of the moment. >> i was on a trip. i had to build up some points. >> she was the inspiration behind his 2016 song, black, her maiden name. she appeared in the video. ♪ make my world go black >> in june, the 14-time grammy nominee releases his 14th album. >> your wife and your kids and your family aon the hole, did they inspire other songs on your album. ? >> the man that i am today. the amount of character building that comes from being a father is crazy. kids make you a man. that's for sure. been a boy. i've been a man. i've been on both sides. ky do on stage and act like a boy every night. you can't be man unless you have had kids. ♪ i'm a fighter >> well, dierks is a busy man. getting ready to host his first ever music festival on labor day weekend in colorado. his good friend, miranda lambert is headlines as well. >>> coming up, ho

. >> the biggest height difference on the show pip like it up here. it's kind of fun. it's nice. >> it's a great view up here. >> this is great. >> it's wonderful. >> the 71-year-old is the oldest dancer this season. can't wait to show off his cha-cha skills. for one of his favorite fans. >> i got to tell you. this morning, i got call from my seventh and eighth grade teacher. she's 94. she lives in a convent in brooklyn. she says she's going to have all the nuns in the convent on my side. so, we might have a little divine intervention. >> i love it. that's awesome. >>> come up, whitney houston's untold story. >> people think it's so damn easy. >> what you never knew about her life and death. >> she just wanted to escape the pressure. >>> and -- ♪ it's gonna be me >> our nsync >>> little big town was honored alongside member of congress at the grammys on the hill award ♪ ♪ it's gotten better where i go and why ♪ >>> just hearing that song gets me excited. in just three days, nsync will reunite when they get their star on the hollywood walk of fame. that's not the only s

however there was a big shock in the pool, as the world record holder adam peaty was pipped to gold in the 50 metre brea kstro ke. adam wild rounds up the action. if these games are about putting sporting talent in the spotlight, he was a final chance for the gymnasts to shame. it is going to be a thrilling afternoon. the beam a fitting enough place for more sparkling success. alice already had a bronze and silver, now a moment to stay focused. well done, alice. will it be good enough? yes, it is! 13.7! i was expecting a medal, but when that's working through, oh, my god, ididn't that's working through, oh, my god, i didn't know what to do. when they saidl i didn't know what to do. when they said i got cold, i was over the moon. joined on the podium by kia leigh zimmerman, the success did not end there. niall wilson is already one of the sport's leading lights, used to success. on the horizontal bar, he knew this was good. that was absolutely phenomenal. so, it seems, did his parents. there is started doing the routine for him, love it! that is what is about, that feeling you get when

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he'll be celebrating alongside team—mate james hall, just pipped by wilson into second to make it an—2. and the medals didn't stop coming, former royal marinejoe townsend lost both of his legs in afghanistan ten years ago. today, he won the para—triathalon. commentator: and jade jones wins the women's. a golden double for england, now could the mixed relay team complete the full set? all four have to complete their own mini triathlons. vicky holland led england off and into the lead. australia were their rivals for the top spot as the lead switched between the two nations. but by the time alistair brownlee was in action, the gap was just too big to close. gold to australia, but for the home teams on the gold coast, australia too strong this time but not in the weightlifting. he would go better down under, flexing his way to a silver medal. just like team—mate zoe smith, having lost her funding after injury, smith has been working full—time in a coffee shop to fund her athletic ambitions. not even a back injury can stand in her way. that is all you will sport an hour. here is click. t

he will be celebrating with james hall, just pipped by wilson into second to make it an england one,is legs in afghanistan ten years ago. today he won the para triathlon. jayde jones wins the womens. and a double for england. could the mixed relay team com plete england. could the mixed relay team complete the set? all four have to com plete complete the set? all four have to complete their own mini—triathlons. vicky holland led england off. the lead switched between england and holland. by the time alistair brownlee was in action, the gap was too big to close. australia too strong this time. but not in the weightlifting. jack 0liver finished just outside the medals four years ago. he would go better, flex bg his way to a silver. just like zoe smith, having lost herfunding way to a silver. just like zoe smith, having lost her funding after injury, smith has been working full—time in a coffee shop to fund herath lettic ambitions. —— her athletic ambitions. in the last few minutes england have added to that medal tally. sophie thornville in the 1,000 metres. and now manchester city kno

was a complete denial i think at all levels of government that there was any connection between berm pip's and what these brave soldiers were suffering from to compensate every soldier marine airman and sailor that was on the ground that are complaining about illnesses from their exposure from the burn pits would really literally send a v.a. broke and they don't want to pay it so the way to the decades a lot of those soldiers will die in time and they will have to pay and. cultural and get the middle finger to the movies tomorrow or the slow. delayed or known to be done. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world from right here in washington d.c. the squad i'm part of. coming up today is the eighty and he time warner merger case and chain use you're in washington arguments being made are like arguments for lower television subscription prices and increased innovation barlow who's actually been in the courtroom is actually here with us take us inside that courtroom and explain what's going on plus the federal investigators are in philadelphia after the accident that southwest airlines

thousand and two he's received disability living allowance last year was transferred transferred to pip and his mobility allowance was cut yesterday anthony hounded by his mobility vehicle for sixteen years and today he is house and fearful for his future. of the system means that he now faces a nine month wait for his appeal to the liverpool tribunals for juries in may said she was sorry to hear it but if pam paugh personal independence payments for britain's most vulnerable were a casualty of the city bailout there is a way that to raise a may has helped britain money the tragedy as always is the defense industry and the politicians do incredibly well out of. this is my nephew who was injured last night by the air strike two brothers were killed. a clip from marty's extensive coverage of a british backed strike on a wedding in yemen in the past few days joining me now from yemen's capital sana is journalist hussain albuquerque thank you so much the same for coming again on going underground the british government have said that their hearts go out to the people killed in the strike bu

and formula one is in azerbaijan this weekend but hamilton's not at his best in baku, pipped to poleel. hello and welcome to sportsday. also coming up in the programme... we have to start with football. another packed saturday programme coming up, but it's football where we have to start, with a number of promotion and relegation issues finalised today in the lower leagues. but not in the premier league, where no teams are relegated yet. first let's talk about the team that they are trying to overtake. that is swa nsea they are trying to overtake. that is swansea city. they have been beaten by chelsea. time is running out for both swansea and chelsea with job still to do at either end of the table. swansea's battles with relegation, chelsea with the top four and it was those in blue who made their case for the points early on. cesc fabregas sweeping chelsea ahead for the first attack of the game and it could have been more, almost a second there. the battle between them and spurs for a champions league football is tight. it is tighter for swansea and a potential season in the champio

meet earthquake the crowd witnessed what was one of the race's of the games as hugh seemed to have pippedstepped out of of his lane. his arm came across as well. disqualification allowed lyon reed to ta ke disqualification allowed lyon reed to take the bronze. the last few minutes carl langford has run a personal best to win a silver medal in the 800 metre, on. hang on. eilidh doyle said she was delighted to win silver in the women's 400 metres hurdles. it is the third commonwealth games in a row she has taken silver. there were three bro nzes for taken silver. there were three bronzes for britain in the track and field events. sophie hahn has completed a clean sweep of titles in the t38100 metres she was already the paralympic world and european champion, and now she has added commonwealth gold to her collection. olivia breen took bronze for wales i have wanted to collect the title, it is wild. you would have been itching to get on this track. yes, and the warm up, i was like i need to get here, i need to soak up the atmosphere, i am so happy i'm here. there was a one-two as england won

thousand and two he's received disability living allowance last year was transferred transferred to pip and his mobility allowance was cut yesterday anthony hundred. he's hyped for sixteen years and today he is housebound and fearful for his future. of the system means that he now faces a nine month wait for his appeal to the liverpool tribunals services drazen may said she was sorry to hear it but if for personal independence payments for britain's most vulnerable recounts of the city bail out there is a way that to raise a may has helped britain money the tragedy is always is the defense industry and the politicians do incredibly well out of war this is my nephew who was injured last night by the year strike he's two brothers were killed. a clip there from marty's extensive coverage of a british back to strike on a wedding in yemen in the past few days joining me now from yemen's capital sanaa is journalist to say because he thank you so much same for coming again on going underground the british government have said that their hearts go out to the people killed in the strike but will

scotland's ross murdoch was favourite for the 200m breast—stroke, but was pipped to gold by a late surged up the bronze and this all came after triathlete flora duffy won the first gold of the games for bermuda in the women's triathlon ahead of england's jessica learmouth in second. it leaves the medal table looking like this... england currently lie first, scotland are fifth and wales tenth. the other home teams, northern ireland, jersey, guernsey and the isle of man have yet to get a medal. natalie pirks reports. day one was a day of surprises. everywhere you looked, even in the sky. torrential rain greeted the men's triathlon, and the clouds would prove ominous for two famous brothers. both the brownlees had been injured in the lead up but it appeared to be business as usual. alistair and jonny side by side as so often before. but it was henri schoeman who then turned up the heat in the run. mark austin, 22nd at the last games, put in a cracking effort to leave himself in medal contention, but the brownlees were dropping further away. where is alistair brownlee? has he been left behin

formula i is in azerbaijan but hamilton is not at his best pipped to the pole position by sebastien vettele to the programme, another packed programme coming up and it is football world we have to start with the number of promotion and relegation issues finalised. in the premier league, no teams are relegated yet, stoke are in the first of the teams to play, they held liverpool to a goalless trawl. the match was watched by drew savage. it's a game of fine margins... stoke this close to snatching three precious points, in the 89th minute. but maybe this was always destined to end goalless. mo salah has scored 31 premier league goals this season. 32 would be a record. he could usually finish this... well maybe not quite with his eyes closed. stoke, four points from safety this morning, went for it. mame biram diouf frustrated... and at the other end, trent alexander arnold stopped in his tracks, by jack butland. the score remained at nil nil but nobody really knew how... including peter crouch. salah came close again before half time... not so much action after it but the game's biggest talk

thousand and two he's received disability living allowance but last year was transferred transferred to pip and his mobility allowance was cut yesterday anthony hundred. move. for sixteen years and today he's housebound and fearful for his future. of the system means that he now faces a nine month wait for his appeal but liverpool tribunals for drazen may said she was sorry to hear it but if for personal independence payments for britain's most vulnerable recounts of the city bailout there is a way that to raise a may has helped britain money the tragedy is always is the defense industry and the politicians do incredibly well out of war this is my nephew who was injured last night by the air strike he's two brothers were killed. a clip there from marty's extensive coverage of a british back to strike on a wedding in yemen in the past few days joining me now from yemen's capital sanaa is journalist to say because he thank you so much same for coming again on going underground the british government have said that their hearts go out to the people killed in the strike but will continue to sel

he almost got there, but south africa's cameron van der bergh pipped him to gold by four hundredths of if you're at the top of your game, you're still vulnerable, and that's the most important lesson i've learned yet. and life moves at a gentler pace over at the lawn bowls, but the crowd was still moved by underdog wales's unexpected victory over defending champions scotland in the men's pairs. daniel sammon and mark wyatt, aka speedy and sparky, had just a one—point lead going into the 18th end. how about this for a final bowl? commentator: is he reaching? he needs to run, he needs to run. he's there.

you can see a toe police are looking for them pip you stolen car and the driver tried to make it backot ot and han ran they're loose in the hills here where trying to get out of dodge, you know, get out of town. >> the rancher told me there's 1,500 acres of land, there's barns and sheds and all the sorts of people to plays now there's a big hole in the federal government he need to fix. >> thank you, alisa. stay lawmakers will officers can shoot on if there's no reasonable alternative starred ards. starred ards. the aim is to war warn. in. >> here is at lease from my view of the information, there as a high likelihood he didn't even know he collided with that know he collided with that proffers missouri and they let demonstrators in okayland last month. continued the family officer chaurjd with mur but leaving after the district attorney n are legislation in sacramento, that would require more public exposures are into police shootings and use of force. >> and the national transportation safety board is expanding its investigation into the tres la crash that killed an apple engineer i

he almost got there, but south africa's cameron van der burgh pipped him to gold, by 400ths of a seconden if you are on top of your game, you can still fall. that is the most important lesson i have learned here. and life moves at a gentler pace over at the lawn bowls. but the crowd was still moved by underdog, wales', unexpected victory over defending champion, scotland, in the men's pairs. daniel salmon and mark wyatt, aka speedy and sparky, had just a one—point lead going into the 18th end. how about this for a final bowl? is he reaching? he needs to run. he is there. natalie pirks, bbc news, the gold coast. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz shafernacker. another miserable day in the south with the cloud and rain but some of us with the cloud and rain but some of us had sunshine. northern parts of the country had a decent day, certainly some sun in scotland. northern england and northern ireland too. in the southern half of the uk, further heavy rain. the rain will be creeping further north as we go through this evening. this is the cloud moving in from the south for the

president was quick to blame all sides he criticized assad's allies and the west for what he called its pip and failure to look after those who are still being killed. but as this international recriminations blame and threats and bounced around these people continue to suffer. al-jazeera. in other news hungary's prime minister viktor orban has declared victory in parliamentary elections with nearly all of the votes now counted or bans rightwing anti immigrant feeders party won a third successive term in power this gives him enough votes to continue constitutional changes is in budapest. things could hardly have gone better for prime minister viktor orban. the queues of voters that stretched long and late into the night were not a sign of an opposition fight back as some had hoped it stayed the ruling few days party picked up strong support in rural areas cementing another big majority win and a third consecutive term for mr all banned. in the past or ban has used his majority to alter the constitution changing the electoral system to favor a victory for food and curbing media freedoms some

complete verifiable ande er reirreversib dismantlement of north korea's nuclear and missile program pipant to take a close look at it. >>> japan's defense minister called the announcement, quote, insufficient. let's talk more about it with steve chong, he teaches at the chinese university of hong kong. i want to get your reaction to these concessions by north korea, what do they represent. >> i think the overall message is to show to the world that they really want to make some concessions in order to build up the peaceful momentum for both sides to have talks. but i think that the entire rationale behind what kim jung-un mentioned is not sufficient like shinzo abe mentioned. i think based on the experience with seoul to deliver the message to the world, i think they have said something similar before, but they have not done similar thing afterwards. so i think that it is very important that we have to be very cautious to look at what kim jung-un really want to do something later on instead of looking at the words that he try to present to the world. >> so you are a little more skeptica

since 2002, he's received disability living allowance, but last year was transferred to pip, and his mobility allowance was cut. yesterday antony handed back his mobility vehicle he's had for 16 years. and today he is house-bound and fearful for his future. the total injustice of the system means that he now faces a nine-month wait for his appeal at liverpool tribunal services. what message does the prime minister have for antony as he adjusts to his new life as a prisoner in his own home? >> can i say to the honorable gentleman i'm sorry to hear the case he has raised. as all members of this house will know, there are cases where people have had to appeal against judgments that have been made in relation to this. but i will ensure that the department of work and pension system aware of the particular case he has raised in this house. >> will quints. >> in october last year, the national bereavement care path was launched in 11 pilot sites. last week, it launched in a further 21 sites. and yesterday i'm delighted to announce that the government has set aside funding for a national ro

. >> that is chip and pip squeak. >> and that is molly -- >> the rabbit, and the reason we're showing is because it is national pet day. and if you have a pet, you know every day is pet day. and they belong to people from the crew from "today in the bay." and a vsurvey monkey poll said their pets are the best binge watching tv partners. and another poll found that 70% say -- this is surprising, they would take a pay cut if they could bring their pet to work. >> hmm. >> can't afford the dog food. >> and 42% will rather snuggle with their pet than a romantic partner. i don't know about. if you would rather snuggle with your pet other than me, we might have a problem. >> you're perfect to snuggle with. >> take the love here. >> that was awkward. >>> let's move on. coming up, cleaning up the city. the big decision by leaders in san francisco following the nbc bay area investigation. bigad shaban joins us next with why the mayor is pledging a veto. >>> and a free app to consider downloading before your next hike. how they'll help you keep from getting lost. san francisco lawmakers just vot

the pup pip died from its injuries -- the puppy died from its injuries. >> you see the suspect grab this poor defensive puppy and slam it on to the ground. that's definitely a horrible act that she committed. and we would like to get him into custody. >> reporter: police have been searching for gallon ever since the incident on saturday. officers say he frequents the tenderloin but doesn't live there. police say he should be considered dangerous. anyone who sees him should call 911. in san francisco, henry lee. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> oakland police are looking for four people in connection with a pair of carjackings in the oakland hills. investigators say they believe the cases are not related. most recent happened around 11:30 p.m. monday night on the 1900 block of mountain boulevard. a man was confronted by three men one holding a gun. police say they beat the man, demanded money and stole his toyota pick up truck. the other carjacking happened just before 4:00 p.m. on monday. a construction worker at a home on estate driver was dragged and injured while trying to stop a thief. the t

i was getting out of the shower getting dragged dried off and they came in pip pointing a pistol at me and also my family so it was a threat and it was hard to threaten people. and then after that the department of justice attempted to fabricate evidence and and indict us i was very publicly indicted with a ten felony is a ten felony count indictment under the espionage act facing thirty five years in prison that was that was the final price you government or the inside the intelligence community there trumpeting these things they're holding these guys up it as examples to say look if you say what's going on the stuff online even is even if you're doing it for the right reasons even if you do it the right way there will be record cautions you know they talk about internal channels and what not that these guys used in terms of and they may people like thomas drake they ended up getting indicted and this is something that i paid very close attention to and i learned a great deal from it was very rare in american history to get charged with espionage for nods of eighty's in fact i was act

euro stoxx 50 set to rise by 11 pips. backutures back to prettier. on the u.s. story, netflix storming home last night. let's get your business flash with edward ludlow. ztethe government has said dominated -- violated a settlement and has imposed a seven-year ban on crucial american technology needed to keep it competitive. securitytional cyber center warned the country's telecom companies and regulator ztenational risk from using services cannot be mitigated. netflix has posted its strongest subscriber growth since going public 16 years ago. the company added 71.4 million users in the first quarter of the year, topping projections. that is in spite of raising prices for most customers the last few months. netlist shares rose in after-hours trade. anna: thank you, edward ludlow with business flash update. announced hisas intention to nominate richard clarida as vice-chairman of the federal reserve. joinadvisor at pimco would join jerome powell at the bank. monique wong still with us. not someone we know personally, but someone bloomberg knows very well. an acad

hey, there's chip and pip, my dogs. if you have a pet you know every day is pet days around here.t's molly, scott mcgrew's rabbit. these are all pets that belong to our wonderful "today in the bay" family. a few fun pet facts, 71% of people say their pets are best at tv binge watching. >> there you go. >> and another poll millennials found 70% would take a pay cut if they could bring their pet to work. this is funny, 42% say they would rather snuggle with their pets than their romantic partner. >> soon to be ex-parltentner. >> i didn't write that script, only reading it. >> today is a nice day to snuggle up with the one you love. >> or going for a nice long walk. mix of sun and clouds and rain will be moving through later this evening, mostly after the evening commute and it looks very nice and dry into the weekend. >> mike telling there may be -- >> getting word of 101. just north of our camera i don't see any slowing on the maps or live shot. we'll track that. meanwhile san mateo bridge moves slowly but the water a little choppy and kari is talking about changes in the weather.

he‘ll be celebrating alongside team—mate james hall, just pipped by wilson into second to make it anhalon. commentator: and jade jones wins the women‘s. a golden double for england, now could the mixed relay team complete the full set? all four have to complete their own mini triathlons. vicky holland led england off and into the lead. australia were their rivals for the top spot as the lead switched between the two nations. but by the time alistair brownlee was in action, the gap was just too big to close. gold to australia, but for the home teams on the gold coast, there‘ll be plenty more opportunities to come. alex gulrajani, bbc news. in the last half hour or so, zoe smith has won a silver medal for england in the women‘s 63kg weightlifting. quite an achievement considering her back injury and funding cuts. smith won gold in the 58k in glasgow four years ago, but was delighted with a silver this time round despite a back injury. earlierjack 0liver also claimed a silverfor england in the men‘s 77 kilogram category. a big shock in the squash tournament. top seed laura massaro is ou

at the age of 18, you made eight seconds up to pip the aussie to the bronze. how you feeling?hrough the competition, be solid in all the events and see hopefully a medal. took us to the final moment when you realised you had made up enough time? i crossed the line and turned around and i was hoping she was far—away. it was good because i judged it and i thought she is quite far. enjoy your celebrations this evening. i hope your pain gets better soon, katarina. two fantastic medallists from england in the heptathlon. that's it for now. we have just got a statement from the labour leader. he says that theresa may should have saw parliamentary approval before the air strikes parliamentary approval before the airstrikes in parliamentary approval before the air strikes in syria and she should not have trailed after american president donald trump. we are going to hear from theresa may at nine o'clock. we will bring you that live. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay. britain, the us and france have bombed multiple government targets against president assad in sy

s down 24 pips and u.s. treasuries are down but is the trajectory changing for the bond market?he big question, top wants, some great names. yields will tester .5 percent and the diamond trajectory is down, to point sent -- 2.5%. market rally,bond you're not going to see 4%. it is a little bit deja vu for me. last time we saw the move. have we peaked in rates? those are the markets and breaking news. anna: we talked about some changes in management this time yesterday. this is the dutch retailer, the belgian dutch retailer operating in the u.s. as well. they are saying their ceo is going to retire. they have named a successor, friends mueller. this is effective from july 1. he will remain as advisor to the company until mid-2019. the men coming in is already in effectively, he is the deputy ceo. no great surprise the succession plan. also keep an eye on the bund, on the euro, factory orders up by 3.5%. estimate was an increase of 6.5%. that is coming in weaker than estimates. any economist would be telling me to be careful. let's talk about what is going on in the asian session.

. —— scotland have pipped australia.chester city's title party has been halted by nosey neighbours united. making the journey from britain to bollywood. we'll meet the film star from south wales. and simon has the weather. it was like spring yesterday. not as warm today, some rain is forecast. we will have all the details in 15 minutes. we will see you then. thanks. good morning. first, our main story. dozens of people are reported to have been killed in what activists say was a chemical attack on the city of douma, a rebel—held area close to the syrian capital, damascus. the us state department have described the reports as "horrifying". lebo diseko‘s report contains disturbing images from the start. the victims of an alleged chemical attack, according to volunteer rescue workers in douma. this footage, supplied to the reuters news agency, and not independently verified by the bbc, apparently shows medics desperately trying to help children and families. syria's government says the allegations are a fabrication, and sta

i just saw the guy go flying pip heard the bang. just wanted to stop traffic. i wanted to do. that's it. >> did you see him hit anybody else? >> i did not, no. i saw lot of people lying on the sidewalk. there were pools of blood. i was told there were more people further down there. apparently he's been caught, so that's all i have. >> and where exactly did you see him hit someone? >> right at the intersection. the man was walking through the intersection at yonge. he was in the middle of the section. the van went right into him, plowed into him. apparently he drove down further and went on to the sidewalk by the next building and hit more people there and just kept going. >> did he go onto the sidewalk or was he on the road? >> well, the man that i saw get hit was crossing the street. so he was on the road. as he went further down, he must have gone on the sidewalk because there were people on the sidewalk that got hit. >> did it look like the man that got hit had broken bones? >> he couldn't move. he could barely move. there was a little bit of blood. he look

he'll be celebrating alongside team—mate james hall, just pipped by wilson into second to make it ans ago. today he won the para—triathalon. commentator: and jade jones wins the women's. a golden double for england, now could the mixed relay team complete the full set? all four have to complete their own mini triathlons. vicky holland led england off and into the lead. australia were their rivals for the top spot as the lead switched between the two nations. but by the time alistair brownlee was in action, the gap was just too big to close. gold to australia, but for the home teams on the gold coast, there'll be plenty more opportunities to come. alex gulrajani, bbc news. in the last half hour or so, zoe smith has won a silver medal for england in the women's 63kg weightlifting. smith won gold in the 58k in glasgow four years ago, but was delighted with a silver this time round despite a back injury. earlierjack oliver also claimed a silverfor england in the men's 77 kilogram category. a big shock in the squash tournament. top seed laura massaro is out after losing the tesni evans of

he'll be celebrating alongside teammate james hall, just pipped by wilson into second to make it an englandten years ago. today he won the para—triathalon. a golden double for england, now could the mixed relay team complete the full set? all four have to com plete the full set? all four have to complete their own mini triathlon is. vicky holland is lead england off and into the lead. australia we re off and into the lead. australia were their rivals for the top spot as the lead switch between the two nations. but by the time alistair brownlee was in action the gap was just too big to close. gold for australia, but for the home teams on the gold coast, there will be plenty more opportunities to come. alex gulrajani, bbc news. in the velodrome tonight you could have scotland's archibald and niall faq keep winning their second goal medals, neal taki has broken the world record in qualifying, he looks in good shape stoppila sunzu to a, world champion —— looks in good shape.. just 18 months ago charlie tanfield and three of his friends decided to set up their own self—funded cycling team. now h

for upper income teens where the average income is $100,000 a year, chick-fil-a takes the top spot pipays teens are showing continued preferences for service restaurants and relative to full service brands which is why you don't see any casual dining names cracking the top five this trend began as early as 2009 of the big names that we mentioned, chipotle is actually the outperformer for the year. mcdonald's is the lagger >> with guys, it's food, some clothes, and video galz. what a regret group. >> and women are tied with food and clothing because the more food you eat, the less clothing you might want to fit into >> i'm not sure of the correlation but then they have the beauty and personal care items in third place, which makes sense because a lot of people are really flocking to that department too. >> kate, thanks. >> so, in their first season, the vegas golden knights making the playoffs and winning their first game how did ice hockey become so hot in las vegas we're going to speak with the owner next is the monolithic view of emerging markets obsolete? at pgim, we see alpa in the

ross murdoch was defending a title, as well, but he was also pipped to the gold medal despite leadingm won a gold medal, in a commonwealth games world record. wales beat india 3—2 in the hockey, that was a big upset. jersey stunned australia beating them in the men's triple bowls. sally pearson is also making headlines. she is the face of the games but she had to withdraw because of injury. that was yesterday when she was carrying the baton. she was regarded as one of the hosts gold medal prospects but she has been struggling with an achilles problem. she was in tears, she said was almost like grief. 0rganisers said she did not declare herself it to sell more tickets for the event. —— herself fit. herself it to sell more tickets for the event. -- herself fit. no, she didn't do that, but she would have felt the obligation to do the right thing by us and we respect that, and at the end of the day physically she could not do it. there is no trickery in this. it was her trying to do her best by her country and announcing it in the only time she could, she delayed it until after the openin

disability living allowance last year was transferred transferred to pip and his mobility allowance was caught yesterday on to me hounded by his move. for sixteen years and today he is housebound and fearful for his future. of the system means that he now faces a nine month wait for his appeal to the liverpool tribunals services drazen may said she was sorry to hear it but if for personal independence payments for britain's most vulnerable were accounts of the city bailout there is a way that to raise a may has helped britain money the tragedy is always is the defense industry and the politicians do incredibly well out of. this is my nephew who was injured last night by the year strike he's two brothers were killed. a clip there from marty's extensive coverage of a british back to strike on a wedding in yemen in the past few days joining me now from yemen's capital sanaa is journalist to say because he thank you so much same for coming again on going underground the british government have said that their hearts go out to the people killed in the strike but will continue to sell of them