jane dougal in it reims.t is goalless in the second half. that will suit scotland note down for some i am here in reims because the defending champions usa get their campaign under way tomorrow kicking off against thailand. the last time they met in 2016, usa were 9—0 winners. i think the challenges will come further down the line for this defending champions team. sarah mulkerrins, thank you for some hopefully that stadium will busy up now. and that game between japan and stadium will busy up now. and that game betweenjapan and argentina continues on bbc two right now. lets have a quick look at the rest of today's sport news now. the west indies and south africa appointed piece after their abandoned world cup game for some over seven and half overs were both. they stop play and the game was called off a sub south africa will probably have to win their five remaining matches to qualify for the semifinals. better news from the england camp wherejobs better news from the england camp where jobs but where better

carley: 90 miles outside paris in a town called reims, it's spelled reims, looks like it would be reimspronounced reims, this is where they will kick off tournament on tuesday. >> go girls. >> really exciting stuff, we found the team bus, this is going to be home to team usa hopefully for the next month as they travel around france. ♪ >> we are going to every single game, every single tournament wanting to win and we want to go out there and show what we have. overall you think team u.s.a. is going to full off, right? >> sure. >> you think they are going to be able to pull it off and score two back-to-back victory. >> i do. they are a good team. >> who do you think is going to win the world cup? >> the united states. >> what do you think? >> team u.s.a.? >> i like that confidence. carley: go u.s.a. >> number one. carley: so as you can see the fans are having a ton of fun. the team are all business. they should be. they are number one in the world and defending world cup champions which is both good and bad because everybody is going to be playing their best game against team u.s.a. ther

♪ ♪ carley: 90 miles outside paris in town called reims, locals tells me it is pronounced reims, whereorld cup journey on tuesday. >> team usa. >> go girls! >> really exciting, found team bus, home as they travel around france. >> we will be going every single game want to go win and want to go out there and show what we have. >> and the official capital of the world, so only appropriate for me to raise a glass to team usa, traveled across the atlantic ocean to watch them play, why? >> we love soccer and we love the women's team. >> that my friend is the most important part. >> we are big soccer family and it's special to be here with them and to the see women play and hopefully repeat as champions. >> look at you, patriotic, where are you from? >> orlando, florida. orlando supporters and 3 of our players are with team usa so we came to root them on. >> we want to represent our country as best we can and motivate and inspire young girls. these are my new friends, they actually live in the city but they are even excited about team usa being here and waiting outside team usa's hotel to g

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. >> bueno, seÑoras y seÑores, reims es una de las sedes exclusivas de algunas de las marcas de champÁnubica a 45 minutos de parÍs en la ciudad de reims. aquÍ se produce uno de los champÁn mas exclusivos de todo el mundo, tuvimos acceso a sus cavas subterranÉas. >> la producciÓn anual y la venta anual de esta casa. >> es mÁs o menos 6 millones de botellas cada aÑo. >> exportamos alrededor de 70% de la producciÓn. >> el champÁn debe guardarse por 10 aÑos en estos tÚneles semioscuros y muy bajas temperaturas en esta posiciÓn cada bodega alberga 100.000 botellas. >> una de cada 10.000 explota en sus manos por la presiÓn que acumula el lÍquido en su interior. >> actualmente tiene casi 4 millones en proceso de aÑejamiento de distinta mes clase de uvas en distintos tamaÑos para destaparse en celebraciones inolvidables >>> cuando el premio estÁ en atenciÓn especial de champÁn para la copa mundial femenina de la fifa francia 2019 con que las campeonas brindan >>> cuando se reciba la esperada copa esta serÁ la champaÑa con que brindan? >>> sÍ, porque estamos en todos los estadios de francia es l

. >> notre dame de reims es de rica escultura . >> la coronación de clodobeo fue puesta en riesgo cuandofue seguida , ejectuada por ingleses pero en 1920 juana de arco fue canonizada como santa católica , y es considerada heroína en francia y símbolo de poder femenino . >> estoy con la poderosa juana de arco . >> muchos reyes vienen a ser coronados acá pero es tiempo para una nueva . >> [música] . >> [♪ ♪] . > que bueno . >> juana de arco que comandó tropas francesas ante los ingleses no iba armada porque era debota católica . >> que linda historia . >> científicos piensan que tienen medicina para prevenir el alzheimer, era para una proteina de las personas que tienen esta enfermedad, tienen mejorias y ahora se espera que se hagan pruebas en humanos . >> autoridades hacen llamado a la población porque se espera que llegue el mosquito antes de lo esperado por acumulaciones de aguas, expertos dicen que quieren drenar botes y puede servir . >> las personas de 15 a 65 años como las mujeres embarazadas deben hacerse prueba para detectar virus de la inmunodeficiencia humana (vih) dicen que se

france, spelled reims, locals tell me it is pronounce reims where team usa will kick off world cup journey as they travel around france. ♪ >> we go into every single game, every single tournament wanting to win and we want to go out there and show what we have. carley: the official champagne capital of the world, only appropriate for me to raise a glass to team usa. you traveled across the atlantic ocean to watch them play, why? >> because we love soccer, we've always loved the women's team and we are here in champagne country. >> that my friend is the most important part. >> we are big soccer family, it's a really special thing to be here together with them to see the women play and hopefully repeat as champions. >> look at you, i noticed patriotic, where are you from? >> orlando, florida, we are orlando pride supporters and 3 players are with team usa, so we came to root them on. >> we want to represent our country as best we can and motivate and inspire young girls. >> these are my new friends. they actually live in the city but they are even excited about team usa being here and they a

it all kicks off in reims at eight o'clock tonight when they take on thailand — a team ranked 33 placeset's go to france and our reporter sarah mulkerrins who's there for us. this is the top ranked team, they must be feeling pretty confident? feeling pretty confident but in the build—up to this they have been piling the pressure on this team. the fans, who are making their way into the ground, will be hoping to support this team because it is undoubted they have been feeling the pressure. that is what the talk has been about because you had the hosts, france, one of the favourites with their spectacular win and a great performance on friday night in the opening game. we also know the us women's national team have filed a gender discrimination lawsuit against the federation and although they come in as defending champions theirform they come in as defending champions their form has not they come in as defending champions theirform has not been they come in as defending champions their form has not been great, particularly over the last six months or so. the defence is pretty shaky. only

norway scored three first—half goals to beat nigeria in reims, a fairly straight—forward opener for theaway from the world cup, steve clarke's reign as scotland men's head coach got off to a dramatic start, with a 2—1 win over cyprus in their euro 2020 qualifier. oliver burke scored the winnerjust three minutes from time at hampden, a much—needed win that keeps them joint second in their group. it's three wins out of three for northern ireland, who came from a goal down to win 2—1 in estonia, josh magennis with a late winner. but wales lost 2—1 to the world cup finalists croatia in osijek they're now out of the automatic qualfication places going into their match against hungary in budapest on tuesday. we didn't really play well. two poor goals we gave away. and so, yeah, disappointed. because when you don't play like you can do, and still create chances against this top team, you have got to be disappointed. it's the game that no—one wants to play, the third place play—off, but after losing their nations league semi—final, england face switzerland in portugal later, aiming to get somet

megan rapinoe scored two penalties to help the usa see off spain 2—1 in reims.the quarter—finals on friday. rafael benitez will leave newcastle united when his contract expires on 30 june. benitez took over in march 2016, and although he couldn't save them from relegation, he guided them to the championship title and two successive premier league mid—table finishes. not surprisingly, the news hasn't been well received by the newcastle faithful, who have been protesting today over mike ashley's continued ownership of the club. benitez, meanwhile, has received a £12 million a year offer to take over as manager at chinese super league club dalian yifang. i know what happens next is relegation. there is no money being spent. 5% increase on season tickets. the most expensive shirt in the leg. what have we got for it? when i heard today, i said i do not believe this and i did cry a bit which for a grand woman... i do not see a future. we will plummet through that decision. i have been coming through the 70s and that is the end for me and for my son who loves going and

our reporter sarah mulkerrins is in reims and was watching the game.s relentless from her, and from the usa, the record they have broke instead from 27 —— 2007 biggest margin of defeat with the lead and nail, against gemini and argentina tonight, it ended 13 nail here. alex morgan was a star at the show, they called the boston united states she'd busted things on the pitch tonight, she got them off the market with a header and got there first goal, and the goaljust poured in, they were three up in the break and alex morgan went on to add another four, said that to current record to five and then we had the likes of megan rappa now and mallory scoot back story, a whole host of scores indeed, but it was fitting perhaps i think that the final goal came from the carli lloyd, remember the hat four years ago, that sent them on the window. she came and off the in the window. she came and off the in the second half and scored the final goal of the night. they scored ten goals in that second half, six in the last 60 minutes, they were relentless. we just came i

world cup favourites united states continue their title defence on monday when they play spain in reims3—0 in their group and beating chile and sweden. coachjill ellis defended her players whose on and off court bravado have brought accusations of arrogance ahead of this round of 16 match. this team knows that nothing is given, everything is earned, eye like that comment. it speaks about the competence a player has in the players around them and about the tea m players around them and about the team —— confidence. i don‘t think it isa team —— confidence. i don‘t think it is a comment other than speaking about ourselves and i think it‘s great. and see if you can find this on social media to cheer you up. from messi to missy. even the great lionel messi can have an off—day, sending the ball about 9000 metres over the crossbar. it wan‘t a costly miss against qatar, but somewhat of a collector‘s item. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that‘s bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. al thanks for that. france is renowned for being the home of

defending champions the united states start their world cup campaign in reims this evening and we'llps. modern slavery preys on the most vulnerable people in society here in britain. even when they escape, the victims' greatest fear is that the traffickers will find them again. today we report on six new pilot schemes in england that aim to prevent that from happening. there are an estimated 136,000 victims of modern slavery in the uk. campaigners say the government's existing programme does not provide adequate support to those who escape the grip of the slavers. tonight, theresa may will tell world leaders at a conference in geneva that they have a "moral duty" to deal with modern slavery. 0ur uk affairs correspondent, jeremy cooke has more. it was terrifying. if i didn't do what they wanted, i got beaten up. i couldn't get away from it. fred is a free man now, but he still lives in fear. fear of being tracked down, after years of being exploited and enslaved. all they wanted was for someone to do their dirty work for them. many trafficking victims are from overseas, but fred's an

john hasn't seen his former boss homer reims since the space suit days so i've taken the opportunityto get them together when i me home at. took about his experiences working on the apollo program how did you feel when that moment came when. neil stepped out of the spacecraft we saw what this was i mean this is the world looking at all i'll see the suit and the thing that that that was difficult is it the apollo 11 was the systems test the suit had been run to do or build the testing here and in our laboratory as we were called for the door building the systems test was apollo 11 and the only problem was it was real and it was on the moon and i just couldn't wait for it to get over. it all worked up pretty good except they got a hit on the timeline and was all on behalf of the daredevil as he is he decides reinvent some more stuff and he's jumping around out there and think and get the idea back inside of me this is over in a success and get back in that limb you know he's out there doing some more stuff he was just caught up in the moment but it all it all worked out ok. former crew

plays its first game against thailand on tuesday here in the city of reims. >> ninan: we wish them good luck. roxanna, thank you. coming up, big game backlash. a photo of a dead giraffe sparked global outrage. yet american hunter who made the kill says she refuses to stop hunting. plus we'll take you inside the new jurassic experience in the nation's capital. cramping, gas, or sudden urgency. miralax. look for the pink cap. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, or severe sto

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john hasn't seen his former boss homer reims since the space today so i've taken the opportunity to get them together when i meet home at. took about his experiences working on the apollo program how did you feel when that moment came when. neil stepped out of the spacecraft we saw what this was i mean this is the world looking at all i'll see the suit and the thing that that that was difficult is it the apollo 11 was the systems test the suit had been run to do or build a testing here and in our laboratory as we were called for the door building the systems test was apollo 11 and the only problem was it was real and it was on the moon and i just couldn't wait for it to get over. it all worked up pretty good except they got a hit on the timeline and buzz aldrin bit of daredevil as he is he decides to reinvent some more stuff and he's jumping around out there i think and get the idea back inside of me this is over in a success and get back in let me let me know and he's out there doing some more stuff he was just caught up in the moment but it all it all worked out ok. former crew system

we need to be reinforcing reime cities and counties and ngos taken on the responsibility. >> dana: whileave you, we know your background. if you don't know, it was in the cia, serving our country. the president talking about iran. take a listen to a question about needing congressional approval to respond. listen to this. >> nancy pelosi said you must have congressional approval. do you disagree? >> president trump: i disagree. most people seem to disagree. i learned a couple things the other day when we had our meeting with congress which were helpful to me. i do like keeping them abreast but i don't have to do it legally. >> dana: congressman hurd, what do you think of that? cigar thing is always better when you engage congress and the two branches are working together. in defense, the executive branch was able to respond, but to have a prolonged engagement and authorized use of military force, that has to come to congress. this is an issue we should all be working on. many of my concerns is that people are starting to treat iran like they are the victim. they are not the victim. they

norway scored three first—half goals to beat nigeria in reims, a fairly straight—forward opener for thef to a dramatic start, with a 2—1win over cyprus in their euro 2020 qualifier. 0liver burke scored the winnerjust three minutes from time at hampden, a much—needed win that keeps them joint second in their group. it's three wins out of three for northern ireland, who came from a goal down to win 2—1 in estonia. josh magennis with a late winner. but wales lost 2—1 to the world cup finalists croatia in osijek, they're now out of the automatic qualfication places going into their match against hungary in budapest on tuesday. we didn't really play well. two poor goals we gave away. and so, disappointed. because when you don't play like you can do, and still create chances against this top team, you have got to be disappointed. it's the game that no—one wants to play — the third place play—off, but after losing their nations league semifinal, england face switzerland in portugal later, aiming to get something out of it. we've got thousands of fans here and we need to make sure our performan

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carley: i am, what a beautiful day it is, i'm here in reims, france, the champagne capital of the world the booze is taking backseat to team usa, the team is number 1 in the world, they have won 3 world cups, four gold medals, yesterday mid fielder julie talked about what makes this team so dominant. >> the players played before us have dna that you learn from second year, first practice you've ever had, it's the competitiveness, it's that fight, it's the grit that you learn, i think at such a young age. carley: all right, a lot of hype is surrounding this tournament as you can imagine, fifa expects over 1 billion people to watch and some games have already been played all the usual suspects, england, france, germany, they have all won, as for team usa they are going to be playing thailand tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern time, you can catch all the action on fox, they are expected to win that game pretty easily but things will get more interesting when they play sweden on the 20th, i will have continuing coverage tomorrow and wednesday for all your world cup needs, neil. neil: what a gig

over time of the even the foreign minister of germany stood up a year ago and said in the face of reime position of unilateral sanctions in iran all of us need to reduce our vulnerability to the american financial system. this won't happen overnight or next year, but five or six years from now, find out that a tool which has been used or misused and sometimes quite effective is no longer effective as it once was. >> one of the many points is that someone with your level of expertise experienced directly negotiating with iranian counterparts, it's not clear to you what the u.s. goal is vis-a-vis iran. >> which is always a dangerous thing in diplomacy. people tend to sense the worse for what you're doing, iranians, eye lies or others. the biggest mace-- mistake we're making at a time we're no longer the only big kid on the political block, the resurgence of russia, climate change and revolution and technology. at the moment where actually diplomacy and our capacity to draw on alliances and mobilize coalitions of countries matters more than ever. it matters a lot more in a way than the uni

good morning, maria it is a beautiful day here in reim france. >> this is cathedral buzzing around takingdefeat when sweden beat them in 2016 olympics a lot of players for redemption the coach is very excited to see her players shine. >> when tournament kicks off you watch the game, you know the anticipation, for your first match grows, so i think the players are ready excited hungry, you know i think we feel prepared. >> now team usa has strengthen speed skill deep roster a lot of players playing together for a long time 12 of the current players also on 2015 world cup championship team definitely a long road they have playing sweden, on june 20, they very well may play france as well. a lot of people maria say that will be the most competitive game of the tournament if it happens. maria: well that is big deal because such a good team also, that number one. >> absolutely, they are number one they actually have the most world cup victories, going for four most successful team in u.s. -- or rather women's soccer history. >> awesome thank you. we will be watching that, in france final thoug