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so what is the row about?ious that the house of commons last night voted to impose the eu withdrawal bill on scotland despite the fact the scottish parliament voted overwhelmingly last month to reject it. this is the first time in nearly 20 years of devolution that westminster has voted to overrule holyrood like this. the s&p accept that are legally there is nothing they can do about that, but they say politically the battle will go on and the uk government, if they proceed in any way risk political consequences. scotland editor sarah smith, thank you. it's getting harder and harder to hire enough people to look after the elderly and vulnerable in their homes — according to both care companies and councils. more than 600,000 people in the uk already get social care at home. now a new poll suggests that most people would support a rise in spending on the care system of nearly 4% to help meet the growing demand. in the second in her series on the social care crisis in england, alison holt has been talking to a c

of course, understandably so, running row on time. waipt to ask you people are watching what happened on t high court today. obviously we watch ruth bar and ginsburg moving along head and row versus wait weighed and should people are worried w or is this one of the things we have to see thousand all plays out. >>> well i mean, there can be concerns. kennedy was important vot and swing vote. he wept to right and left. he did fams casey decisio that uph row v. weighed. there no not been muchsc ussion, 5 conservative. itouldake a difference on the court. dd all theseecisions and they're not writers sdvrt require them to 's for services for artion thatre free. this is 5-decision.. >> adam good to see you. wel have you back soon to. >> adam good to see you. wel have you back soon to. >> back after the break mayor of city in michig wants to you stay the hell away from him when jogging.in someone compla he didn't speak to her while jogging. he said he cannot stop whe jogging he's writing to get complete cardiexercise. er. stops he hasovo sta

vicki began meeting with inmates on death row. she discovered a system of victims on all sides we can just hear she and say mom and dad now that you know about the system the terrible flaws the bias the racial the geographic bias of cost cost issues and get the lawyers just all that i can or not you know what you can to do upon. they began advocating across the country and quickly found that many people thought all victims wanted the death penalty. they say that the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families want that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite and we've been through this and this isn't the way you loose chop or you die. hard and. so you have to you have to learn to live with this hole in your heart. either we can continue to do well on it and john to well up the misery and sustain that misery. that we incurred because of what was going on or are we can we can try and force things to change to the extent we can th

not prohibited talked and as i sat with michael day after day screaming noise the coffin e of death row i said to him this is a place of mental torture maybe we could argue that since the constitution prohibits torture this death row is a form of torture and a prolonged stay on it amounts to torture so that the death penalty has to be commuted and i never forget he put his fingers to his lips as he. said just listen and you could hear a pin drop all those men were pressing against the monkey cages and he said you must make that argument for them not for me they're going to kill me whatever but make it for them because you represent it so i made a promise to michael they did kill him they dragged him to the gallows the day before we were trying put on another motion to save his life and. twenty years later actually the privy council the highest court in the commonwealth rude a prolonged stay on death row amounted to torture and the sentence had to be commuted and that decision who say the lives of hundreds of men in places around the commonwealth geoffrey robinson thank you. that's it fo

it's crutchlow‘s first front row start since thejerez gp back in may.redths of a second slower than marquez in qualifying. it's a second pole position for the championship leader though. and marquez‘s nearest challenger for the title, yamaha's valentino rossi, will complete the front row. with just two days to go until wimbledon starts, andy murray says his injuries are still causing him movement issues. after nearly a year out, murray only returned to competitive tennis 11 days ago — and has been pitted against france's benoit paire in the first round. there are certain things that are so tricky and things i am still trying to work through. these things are significantly better than what they were a few months ago. that is for sure. but again, itjust takes time and that you also sometimes in practise, you might feel really good and then you get on the match court and you're pushing yourself a few percent harder and you notice other things that you may be struggling with. so as things stand, murray is preparing himself for that first—round clash, but he

the defeat in the second test in bloemfontein is their fifth in a row.nd andy murray's long—awaited comeback will be at queen's. he'll play his first match for nearly a year at the tournament next week. good evening, we've got four matches on the third day of world cup, three results are in. last night, all the football chat in the bars and restaurants in moscow was about that portugal and spain match, everyone raising a glass to the genius of cristiano ronaldo. today it was over to lionel messi and his argentina side here in the captial facing iceland making their world cup debut. —— capital. they splenic fans getting back from the stadium where iceland stunned argentina, getting a draw on their world cup debut. a nation of just draw on their world cup debut. a nation ofjust 300,000, and the captain all, would you believe it but lionel messier fluffing his chance from the spot to win the match for argentina. finished 1—1... joe lynskey reports. look down the line at this argentine generation, it's defined by an icon. just the presence of lionel massey m

it's highly unlikely that it would overrule row formally.e is that justice kennedy joined the majority in upholding the ability of states to have affirmative action programs in higher education. another more conservative vote would be very likely to reverse that decision and you could go on to gun rights, the separation of church and state. there is definitely a list that conservatives have of trying to advance the ball and move the law to right that you'll see in front of the supreme court over the next few years. >> expanding on the reversal of row v wade. a lot of people have been talking about that over the last 24 hours or so. why would you say it's pretty unlikely that that would be overturned? >> well, because even conservatives in the judiciary have been tactical about this. i think they feel if they were to overturn that kind of fundamental precedent you could see a real backlash in the country where they can accomplish the same thing by gutting row and allowing states to adopt more and more restrictions and those restrictions aren'

in two thousand and thirteen i meet clinton young was on death row in texas and. making a documentary on the death penalty and talk to him about his situation but he's been here for an souray i've been here since two thousand and three. i was not saying my name is roy it's a my other days were there now thirty thirty thirty in july or. scour the press at all that's a stretch in a sense but at the. present all star may have. had some why did they go and make it the third you know and now that later this light was spent almost twenty years on death row. and has been convicted of murder being involved in gang culture he refuses to talk to the police when he's arrested and he's also on parole from juvenile prison where he had done some time for burglary. has had a resident there for clinton it goes without saying that you don't inform on others but the other young three men arrested with him have no such qualms they will claim that clinton is the killer. on the run also use. grew close to those cars while walking around this one could show. more. of all the. stuff you

the big one that is the post-rowe holding that preserves rowe is casey in 1992 where he's part of a 5ajority there. to nina's point, there's a kind of death by a thousand blows ways in which abortion can be restricted. we've seen a lot of that in the federal courts even with this current majority. how do you interpret the effect of today's decision on the area that you spend all your life working on? >> i'm terrified by the news that justice kennedy is retiring. as we've talked about, he was the in the majority of two of the most apportion rights cases, planned parenthood versus casey and the case two years ago, the case which the center for reproductive rights brought. and to have him retiring and the president having promised he's going to appoint. >> explicitly. >> promised he's going to appoint justices who would quickly reverse roe versus wade means the whole fight will move to the senate. and we have to be worried both that a justice would overturn roe versus wade but also that threw gut it so badly that almost any law would be upheld if the court had upheld that texas statute,

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an mp is rejected from the commons after a row over brexit. his collea g u es after a row over brexit. his colleagues followed him in protest. this is a constitutional crisis. we are now giving a message to the government that we will take them on. six labour mps resign from the party's frontbench as mps continue to reject amendments to the government's key brexit legislation, including on the customs union. the un security council is to hold an emergency meeting tomorrow on the military situation in yemen after pro—government forces attack a key a port held by rebel fighters. the information commissioner is investigating the retailer, dixons carphone, after a data breach involving nearly six million payment cards. excitement is building in russia with less than 2a hours until the world cup starts. and it is one year since grenfell tower. a fitting memorial will be part of the healing process. we have been to new york to hear from process. we have been to new york to hearfrom families. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister

johanna konta lost the final of the nottingham open for the second year in a row. was beaten by australia's ashleigh barty in three sets. but not before an on—court meltdown in the deciding set. konta had already come from a break down. but then a point in the ninth game angered her because a barty shot wasn't called long. the puff might have been chalk, but could have been dust beyond the baseline. and it led to this outburst. this is a joke! this is an absolute joke! you listen to me now, we are out here busting, and maturity busting our buts like no other and you are making decisions that affect oui’ you are making decisions that affect our lives, do you understand that? do you fully understand that? roger federer has marked his return to the top of the world rankings by beating milos raonic to win the mercedes cup in stuttgart. federer hadn't played a match since the miami open in march after choosing to miss the clay—court season, but his straight sets win in germany gives him a 98th tour title. fernando alonso has won le mans 2a hours at the first attempt. it

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warriors appear cavs fourth year in the row. this may be the tip of the iceberg if you ask your friends at bleacher report. >> and for the 14th year in a row it's cleveland versus golden state. lebron james of course underwent a stroefrsle exo skelton graft over the season to become a terminator teammates say he is more machine now than man. it's still cavs warriors again, literally no one is happy about it. it's bjorny james and his father versus riley curry in the unfairly stacked golden state warriors. and due to the impending apocalypse, the golden state warriors or what's left has made the dangerous journey across the badlandsed to battle. you thinkle drew is back. no that's how old kyrie irving is now. >> bleacher report is fantastic. i think lebron is made of titanium he is never injured. he doesn't have to go for another operation. let's talk about it. is it good or bad, 37% bad, 65% say it's a gad thing that these teams are meeting every year. what's your take. >> as long as the warriors are deemed the best team and leb

vickie began meeting with inmates on death row. she discovered a system of victims on all sides we could just hear she and say mom and dad now that you know about the system the terrible flaws in the bias the racial the geographic bias of caught cos if they don't get their lawyers just all i can or not you know we're going to do upon. they began advocating across the country and quickly found that many people thought all victims wanted the death penalty. they say that the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families want that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite and we've been through this and this isn't the way you whose child dies. hard and. so you have to you have to kind of learn to live with this hole in your heart. either we can continue to do well on it and then of well up the misery and sustain that misery that. that we incurred because of what was going on or are we can we can try and force things to change to the ext

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so many dmas a rdays in a row. tonight is delightful. temperature dropped downs i the low 70' and we're headed to the 6s and some suburban areas will heador the 50's. this wasn't a badt all. 85 definitely warm but 87 is average and dulles at 83. bwi 83 with humidity that dropped throughout the day. bargain territory, they don't doubt. check thepe temtures 74 in the distrith. winds are oute northeast. within direction matters this time c ofeer and when it's out of the etht andeast in late june it can be comfortable. a lot of places in the 60's, winchester down to 63. martinsberg 65. gaithersburg 67, frederick at 68, so is 6anassas at8 with culpeper 67. dc one of the warm spots, quan sco one of the warpots but everybody will be comfortable as we head to about 65 here in the stringed. with the east-northeast wind and hey, reminr maryland voters get outhi and do yourng tomorrow.yo don't get to complain if you don'tvote. 83, no problem getting the ut tu we hope and the humidity should stay comfortabl high pressure in this position brings in a

let's take a look and see if they were right. ♪ row, row, row your boat gently down the stream merrilyl right, now let's [ laughter ] there's no question there, all right. let's go. round two. let's hear this clip, here. >> marco. >> polo. >> marco. >> come on, dude, i said polo. >> jimmy: all right. is that sting and shaggy? [ cheers and applause ] or is it me and higgins? [ laughter ] >> y'all ain't doing to good, bro. >> jimmy: i know, i know. all right, sounds like you guys think it's sting and shaggy. let's take a look. >> marco. >> polo. >> marco. >> come on, dude, i said polo. >> jimmy: all right, they got that one. right there. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] i think we thought our impressions are better than they are. >> steve: not, one dude. one dude. >> jimmy: yeah, one dude. that's my agent. my agent's here. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah. >> oh, yeah? >> jimmy: he booked me as sting on the road, yeah. i do all of your songs. all right. let's get down. this is our third one here. listen to our third and final clip d ♪ chop the vegetables add them to the broth but slowly add the

>> front row. got to see the guys. >> and why is it important to be here with everybody. >> this is once this a lifetime. >> or three. >> or three. you'll never have this again maybe. >> trisha showed me a picture she got with steph curry 2009 and invited to the media day and no one sitting around the table with steph. and i remember that media day. quite a moment to see where he and the team has come since then. >> it is unbelievable. can't even get in there now adays. amazes. >> trisha is here. we have sarah and aaron and the whole family and all of the kids. it's a parade. a party atmosphere. and now after the fans we talk to my buddy sam with usa today. and sam was the one who put out a great article during the finals about kevin durant. he was the first one to ask durant, are you coming back or think being leaving? >> right. and question itself was not something, colin, a few months we thought would be in play but when they had houston push them to the brink of seven games and wonder, this is

nasdaq three records in a row. >> like to sell what's expensive.e of the most expensive things that are out there. not out of it, we feel the same kinds of regulatory pressures on financials eight years ago, we're starting to see those pop up with tech and we think that whether it's facebook or google today, we're seeing pressures that make us want to make sure that we're diverse and ready to take advantage of this market. liz: you want to listen to rick, got about $6 billion in assets under management at pitcairn. good to see you. >> thank you so much. liz: we are closing for the dow, up 340 points, a record for the nasdaq and the russell. now it's time for "after the bell." david: terrific day, rally and records on wall street. soaring, ending up 343. may settle higher than this. it's green for the s&p 500 and third day in a row the nasdaq and russell 2000 ending the day with new record closes. hi, everybody, i'm david asman. melissa: and i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on the market movers, here's what else we're covering in

the prime minister arrives in canada for talks at the g7, but can't shake off the ongoing row over brexit. as she meets world leaders, she is forced to defend herself against comments by borisjohnson that her brexit strategy lacks guts. people like boris have strong views on brexit, but so do i. i want to deliver brexit for the british people. that's what people want. and i'm getting on and doing it. donald trump has also arrived at the talks in canada, threatening to increase unpopular trade tariffs before the summit‘s even begun. we'll bring you the latest from what is shaping up to be a spiky summit, with world leaders set to clash with the us. also tonight... the 90—year—old woman now seriously ill in hospital after being viciously attacked while lying in bed in her own home. he's lost eight stone and his personal demons. tyson fury gets back in the ring after two and a half years. and... laughing all the way to the football world cup. why russians are being taught to smile. and coming up on bbc news, for some it has been a long time coming, but the fa have announced that the premier

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the fifth day in a row there was an earthquake in the summit. doing some damage.erts are forecasting a heavi heavier layer of pollution. more than 450 homes have been destroyed on the big island. >>> in washington, democrats say it's up to the president and the policy started by attorney general jeff sessions, and the trump administration is blaming democrats for not being willing to negotiate on al aspects of immigration reform, including a border wall. kellyanne conway defended the separation. >> the showdown is continuing this week, and trump is due to meet with republicans on immigration reform. and melania trump weighed in on the immigration crisis today. she said america needs to be a country that follows all laws, and also a country that governs with heart. mrs. trump has made helping children the focus of her platform as first lady. >>> warriors fans continue to celebrate the team's latest championship in all kinds of ways. the beer bottling company is introducing a new ipa and the beer is called lebron tears, and it distilled them into a ipa. i don't know

i think it really does come back to row v wade. is this someone who is going to be, opposed to the principle that a woman has the right to choose regard to abortion. >> shannon: guy, you know these different candidates, whoever ends up in front of the senate judiciary will not answer any questions about abortion or anything supercontroversial. they will say a as justice that may come before me. if i were confirmed, i can't talk about it. >> that's right. by the way what i would say response to regarding recent precedence president clinton and justice briar, that confirmation happened in just a few months before a mid-term election in 1994, which turned out to be a big republicannan year in 2010, president obama got his second supreme court justice confirmed before a big republican landslide victory in the mid term. so i don't think the democrats have a good argument to try to push this past the mid-term elections. i know that senator mcconnell has angered democrats for finally playing hardball the way democrats have on this. but th

it is the third world cup in a row that the third world cup in a row that the holders have gone out ats correspondent richard conway reports. win or go home, a predicament germany rarely finds itself injuring the group stage of a world cup. it is 80 years since they have fallen at the first hurdle, but goals, both scoring and conceding, have been an issue for the defending champions. their first—half performance was listless, much to the frustration of the manager. south korea clinging to their own slim hopes of survival, nearly took advantage. joshua kimmich had a chance to make a 1—0. drawing a great save. meanwhile, in ekaterinburg, sweden faced mexico in group f, both with ambitions to progress. augustinsson‘s strike on 50 minutes pushed his team to the top of the table, potentially dooming germany. the news filtered to fa ns dooming germany. the news filtered to fans in kazan, and others watching further afield, before sweden added two more. the world champions burned yet more opportunities. —— spurned. then, deep into injury time, came a killer blow. the guard germany are heading

that's four years in a row. we put more money than lektive formula called for and our most recent budget. >> democrats say hogan waited until election year until finally focusing on transportation. hogan says that's not true. >> i know i put more into transportation and we focused of four years. >> he says despite the fact he has a 70% approval rating, he's running fore-election as if he's 20 points behind. reporting from anap lishgs chna gordon. >>> it's been a violent first half of the year for the district. the numbersemperature the ory. so far this year there have been 72 murders in d.c., comparehat to 52 murders at the same time last year. the majority of the crimes happened east of the an costa river. this week the mayor and policeo chiefd out a plan to deal with the violence spike. we explain they he they found a way to stop the violence before it starts. >> reporter: 35 murders in ward eight alone so far this year. the mayor and the police chief were in the heart of ward eight to lay out the lamayor's p

that's when a doctor grabbed the row boat and headed out. somehow he coaxed the frightened dog to him just in time. witnesses tell us the ball was almost immediately engulfed by flames. that dog is reunited with his grateful owner. that officer who made the daring officer is getting a lot of love from his colleagues, the community and social media. >>> out on a row boat, you don't see that very often at all. >> that's impressive. >> chuck, cool down, heat up, then cool down. >> a lot happening on the seven-day forecast. you can see 85 tomorrow, down to 75 saturday, back up to 83 sunday and even hotter next week. more coming up around 8:00. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on t

get ill get in a row now to see what equal that is and that will cost us more thought of setting out those it given that you're going to have getting idea if i was there. look at what it is he said that said well that's what the impetus you're sort of places. where many of the interference out to the things that go to suit the man and. finally useless father grassi sentence was upheld at both the appeals court and high court. at the center of the counter inquiry commission by the pope when he was archbishop of buenos aires is the account of a boy. the main victim of prophecy. since the case blew up in the early two thousand it's the first time he's agreed to talk to a reporter. he wants to remain anonymous because he's still afraid of reprisals. but soon i mean i guess if i hear it i it. now nationally custom sort of all of a show of course. goes up as an island. also said i suppose you want to hold these. but i guess the thing that's all we have in there was. that the two over the here keep keep can says this to stephen. as i said well in the midst of the lemon. asian little trip th

josephine: a political row was spiraling out of control over the state of the ship. italy was offended by comments emmanuel macron madee regarding its failure to allow this ship to dock in italy. overnight, president macron ndlephoned giuseppe conte a appeared to have a cordial telephone commerce asian. the prime minister a short time ago released a statement to say that president macron said he had no intention of offending italy or italians, and had gone out of his way to defend italy and express solidarity and they need for greater solidarity among other european couountrie. it appears this meeting scheduled fofor tomorrow will nw go ahead. it i is still a rocky road, i think. it has been a difffficult couple ofof days. we sawawhe financece minisister cancel his meeting or popostpone his s meeting with his french counteterpart. ministertalian foreign called in the french ambassador yesterday to express serious frenchnts about what offificials including president macron had been saying about italy. it has been a difficult couple of days and this meeting will be cri

now, there was a bit of rowing back from that.britain would basically say, "you don't want to lose gchq, and you don't want to lose britain's military contribution to the defence of europe, do you?" and that would be there. no, in public, the government has said, "we're not trying to use this as a negotiation." but this, read it, it's the europeans playing back, saying, insofar as you keep threatening to pull security co—operation, we can threaten to pull galileo. and i'm sorry, it is a terrible position to be in. for both sides, though, surely. yes, absolutely. but british soft power should be going to italy right now, the italians have got a lot of axes to grind against brussels, we should be talking to the italians and saying, "0k, come on, let's do a deal." i'm sorry to say, if borisjohnson wants to drag donald trump's negotiating tactics in, drag them into that. let's do some deals with europe. instead, we're helpless. we're helpless because the government is weak. downside of brexit? no, not remotely. again, this is the euro

the dow down eight sessions in a row is called higher. s&p futures called higher. there doesn't seem to be a clear sense of direction. maybe stability is enough at this point. we are keeping an eye on china and what is going on there. let's look at the gmm and the treasury's story. this is where the u.s. 10 year is, a two-day chart. we continue to be roughly 2.91. we are watching what is

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i spent three years on death row. went on robbery. lf a million dolr score.s a residence, a safe. three people -- three innocent people end up losing their life when they didn't have to. they didn't deserve to. >> stroud's victims were contractors working at the home stroud and his accomplices robbed. stroud ordered the men tied up and shot each in the head with a pistol. >> when i first walked on death row, the thing that hit me first was the silence. the absolute silence. walking on there was the type of silence that takes you in, the type of silence that's listening to you watching your every move to see how you're going to respond to it. i came on the unit 23 years old, trying to project courage, confidence and strength but on the inside, i was upset. i was confused and i was afraid. the thing i remember the most was the cold concrete floor underneath my bare feet. and it just sitting on the edge of that bunk, man, and i just broke down and started crying and crying for all the people that i hurt crying for justice crying for my mother. you know what i me

i sat in thefront row and i was so attracted to richard iii, which is not a normal thing, i know. >> stephen: no, richard iii says in the opening monologue saying i am so lig the dogs bark -- so ugly the dogs bark at me. >> yeah, but he was sexy. >> stephen: so he was doing a terrible job at richard iii is what you're saying. >> yeah, but he did a great job because he got me interested in

>> reporter: you see rows and rows of 60 to 70 defendants all shackled one arm to the waist, the other, the right hand free to take an oath or sign documents. and the magistrate judge, who was only authorize said to hear pleas in misdemeanor cases, does them conveyor belt style. they are sentenced minutes after taking a plea. that is unusual nor federal court, especially in my experience. because typically you have a pre-sentence investigation. probation gets involved. sentencing and pleas are very prolong said processes. here they are done in minutes with just a few minutes spent on each defendant. the federal public defender has to come in two hours before court to interview each of these folks and try to get an individualized plan for each of them before they go in and see the judge. >> i gather there were no parents in that group yesterday. what have you heard from lawyers you have been talking to there about the concerns that parents have. obviously the principle concern is being reunited with their children. what does that mean for the cases they are having to fight and deal with

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in two thousand and thirteen i meet clinton young who was on death row in texas and making a documentary on the death penalty and talked to him about his situation but he's been here for a long time right up to his two thousand and three. i was not a minor but as well as it seemed other days were fair now thirty thirty i just turned thirty in july. our the president all the state regulations about it yeah. the prison all star may have. had some why did they counsel make it to thirty you know and now that later this guy was spent almost twenty years on death row. in his being conflicted of murder being involved in gang culture he even chooses to talk to the police when he's arrested he's also on trial from juvenile prison where he had done some time for burglary. had a residence there for clinton it goes without saying that you don't inform on others but the other young three men arrested with him have no such qualms they will claim that clinton is the killer. jr come from around the house and use terms like grew close to those cars by walking around that's one thing no show. was more. of

that's what boris becker has called a new row over whether his diplomatic passport for the central africanepublic is genuine. the tennis star, declared bankrupt last year, is being pursued in the high court in london. his lawyers are claiming he has immunity from proceedings because of his diplomatic status. but now the republic's foreign minister says the passport is a fake. james robbins reports. he has done it! astonishing scene is 33 summers ago. at 17 boris becker became the youngest wimbledon champion ever. here is a man who has made a fairy story come true. battir, 1985, boris becker made his first million. but fast forward to last year and he was declared bankrupt. —— that year. in april this year the tennis star was photographed with the president of the central african republic. boris becker announced his appointment as a diplomat, the sport and cultural cachet to the eu. his lawyers