fai reece howden. it would hold the fire. apartments would be... fai reece howden.t would hold the firem would stop the fire from coming into their flat, as it would stop the fire from coming into theirflat, as it were. devastatingly wrong. all kinds of safety breaches have been uncovered. there was a £10 million refurbishment of the building, including the installation of flammable cladding, that everyone has come to know now. and more than 100 non—compliant fire doors up and down the building. absolutely devastating. i think one of the reason people stayed longer than they should hail of and could have, is because they were older, a lot of them were migrants, and media trust if you don't trust a firefighter? reasons. i don't blame them, the rank—and—file, it is the top brass. properly they froze. as the enquiry continues, it is more harrowing, the detail we are hearing, and information. as you say, we are coming up to the one year anniversary, june 14, a difficult day for many. it was not necessary. let us move on to a story that the atlantique has let us move on

trees and sees reece is all about earth's life support systems and he is author of among other books the incomparable honey bee and the economics of pollination reese welcome back to the big picture a thanks for having me again suddenly it's that time of year and i'm seeing lots of bumble bees at home and i want to hug them all of them after hearing the stories about colony collapse and learning about these months santo lawsuits give us the big picture of the ripple effect how introducing these manmade toxins into nature will impact our diet our health our economy our planet. yeah well basically what we're dealing with here hallen is an onslaught that's imaginable two hundred and fifty billion metric tons of persistent organic pollutants each year are pounded into our biosphere our air our water and our soil the lion's share of all paul and eating three hundred twenty six thousand kinds of plants are the beads there's twenty thousand kinds of bees that we know of and there may be another twenty thousand kinds to discover the bees pollinate the plants the b.s. including the clydesdale

my first question for miss reece. they bring up daca because they have student, family, teachers who are daca eligible. dreamers living every f day with the uncertainty that's being created by the trump administration ch one example of colorado, brandon, adah kai student at a kip school in colorado said he felt lucky to attend the public charter school he did and is a big fan of his teachers, but said quote, fixing daca is is important for students because there's few scholarships available to daca students. additionally, i always fear that i can be deported at any time and fear that i will not be able to complete my degree, end quote. he's a stubt student at colorado state university today. but other students don't have to go fear every day or they rely on seemingly inefficient congress for addressing their situation. have you spoken to students who are worried about immigration reform and what do you think daca would do for the charter school community? >> thank you for your leadership and we'll miss you in this hou

big players who are used to playing as each other in spain of course as cristiano ronaldo against reece what if i think portugal are going to do it so big a match are key for to that fota n.e.'s from d.w. sports thank you very much indeed. set you up to date with the latest tape from d w i'm headed home for him but i have plenty more coming your way at the top of the hour in the meantime you can always head to our web site that is d w dot com thanks and have a beer company and speak against. me who do you think is going to be world champion. all the matches all the scores. two goals and eighteen soccer world cup d.w. . euro. one united. what divides us.

reece prescod won the men's100m to retain his british championship title.ue series champion cj ujah in third. britain's former olympic champion christine 0huruogu has announced her retirement from athletics. the 3a—year—old, who won a00 metre gold at beijing 2008, said a combination of her studies and a niggling injury had restricted how much training she'd been able to do this year. 0huruogu retires with four 0lympic medals and five world championships medals to her name. play is under way in the third round of the third major of the year, the women's pga championship. joint leaders canadian brooke henderson and south korean park sung—hyun are both seven under at kemper lakes outside chicago. england's bronte law started the day four shots off the lead but is now two under, while charley hull is six shots off the leaders. today's irish derby was very much a family affair when champion trainer aidan 0'brien was beaten at the curragh — thanks to his two sons. the classic was won by 1a—1 shot latrobe, trained byjoseph 0'brien and ridden by brother donnacha. e

reece prescod won the men‘s 100m to retain his british championship title.iamond league series champion cj ujah. in netball, defending champions wasps will play loughborough lightning in the netball superleague grand final after beating team bath. table toppers wasps won 54—39 at the university of worcester arena to record their 17th win in the last 19 matches. meanwhile, loughborough beat manchester thunder 59—50 at the leicester arena. the grand final takes place at the copper box arena on saturday. tennis now, and germany‘s mischa zverev is eastbourne champion after beating lukas lacko this afternoon. zverev won in straight sets, 6—4, 6—4, to take his maiden title at the age of 30, eight years after his first appearance in a title match. his victory means that he and world number three alexander are the first brothers to win a singles event in the same season since 1989. in the women‘s final, top seed caroline wozniacki has claimed her second eastbourne title, nine years after her first. the world number two beat aryna sabalenka in straight sets, 7—5, 7—6

reece prescod won the men's race.that on the bbc sport website and much more world cup news as well of course. many thanks, 0lly. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. good night. hello. june has been exceptionally dry across many parts of the uk. we had the heat and sunshine for and wait. for the first day ofjuly, there will probably be more of the same. in the south west we have the chance of picking up a few thundery downpours. here, we will be closest to this developing area of cloud rotating around an area of low pressure and that high —based cloud is drifting towards the south—west. the wind direction ahead of that looks slightly different tomorrow, south—easterly, still the heat from the continent, but also more humidity in the south, and with that and that cloud we eventually will get some storm. notjust yet. 0vernight would probably be dry, clear skies for the most part, cloud approaching the northwest and perhaps by the morning a few storms approaching the ch

reece prescod won the men's100m to retain his british championship title.hughes and reigning diamond league series champion cj ujah. today's irish derby was very much a family affair when champion trainer aidan 0'brien was beaten at the curragh — thanks to his two sons. the classic was won by 14—1 shot latrobe, trained byjoseph 0'brien and ridden by brother donnacha. it was still a good day for aiden, though — evens favourite saxon warrior came in third — that's one of four trained by him — and they all finished in the top five. elsewhere, germany's mischa zverev is eastbourne champion after beating lukas lacko this afternoon. zverev won in straight sets 6—4, 6—4 to take his maiden title at the age of 30 — eight years after his first appearance in a title match. his victory means he and world number three alexander are the first brothers to win a singles event in the same season since 1989. in the women's final, top seed caroline wozniacki has claimed her second eastbourne title, nine years after her first. the world number two beat arina sabalenka in strai

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. >> reporter: that was the goal of the famed architect reece jones.he course design meant to mimic the links style courses of australia's sand belt. >> with the wind here and the average golfers this suits the ground game which is making it very popular for the average player. >> reporter: colin resch, nbc bay area. >> you think steph shoots from the outside on the golf course, too? >> if he could he would. >> right? >>> let's talk with kari. cal fire put out a warning of dangerous heat. you have been telling us about it. >> yes. we will have the excessive heat ramping up into the next couple of days. today will be a day to enjoy as we take a live look outside and go to sunnyvale for temperature trend. upper 70s there today. tomorrow much hotter. we'll talk about those numbers coming up next. ♪ ♪ oh happy day >>> that's here, marcus. >> yeah. ♪ oh happy day >> join the choir. it was a mass we saw at a san francisco church and now the sister act mass. >> the old san francisco church is singing a new tune and it is attracting a large crowd. >> a lot of