through the australia tale order very quickly and put themselves in a great situation where a jason royairstow came out and put ona and jonny bairstow came out and put on a partnership of 124, jason roy is hitting three sixes before eventually out but refusing to go because jonny bairstow eventually out but refusing to go becausejonny bairstow used the review, he went lbw and roy was ushered away. that didn't matter and eoin morgan hit the winning runs along with the test captainjoe root and england booking their place in the final against new zealand, cricket is coming home, we shall see. it has been a heartache somewhat in terms of semifinals and last summer but they put that semifinal who do behind and we could hear from the captain.” semifinal who do behind and we could hear from the captain. i think the performances have got better and better, we talked before that we would have to do that in order to get to the semifinal and final and be contenders so today was a step further and the performance and adding on the to be have built on already it was important that we did that. our c

roy wood, jr., everybody! ( cheers and applause ) >> with pants on. all right, roy.he debates. everyone has feelings. what was your takeaway from tonight's debate? >> i tell you my biggest takeaway, trevor, too many people on the stage! the last time i saw that many people on one stage is when moonlight and la-la land was fighting over an oscar. ( laughter ) when you have that many people and jake jake tapper only givinm two seconds to talk, you can't debate policy, it just becomes a shouting match and no one wins a shouting match, except for bernie. bernie yells to loud he damaged his own hearing which means he has to yell even louder. a vicious cycle. ( laughter ) good. >> trevor: the debate if september will require higher poll numbers and more uniquedocious which cut the number of cants in half. >> half of too many is still too damn many. if i told tupac he was only getting shot with half the bullets, he wouldn't be, like, gee, what a treat. >> trevor: you have to tep this part of the process. >> the democrats need to find the candidate that will go after trump f

and thanks again to that opening partnership ofjason roy and jonny ba i rstow. partnership ofjason royairstow. another terrific pair of innings from them. jonny bairstow reaching 100 for the second match in a row. a terrific innings from jonny ba i rstow. a row. a terrific innings from jonny bairstow. 106 eventually. he proved what an important part of this team he is alone with jason roy. then eglin slightly lost they are way towards the end. a clatter of wickets in the middle order which gave new zealand some hope that they might be able to restrict england to get a bowl total, but the tail wag, liam plunkett web blows towards the end of that helped put england beyond the 300 mark which was always going to be a tough target as far as new zealand are concerned. but take delhi when eglin got to a stunning start, what a catch that was from jos buttler to dismiss the dangerous martin stop led to a perfect start as new zealand lost early wickets. fairto as new zealand lost early wickets. fair to say england also enjoyed something of a dose of good fortune as well with this extraordinary d

roy moore, there is going to be a crowded republican primary. roy moore is probably going to at least make the runoff. we will see if republicans in d.c. can prevent him from being the nominee. i guess i would encourage c-span viewers to be open-minded whether it's frightening or encouraging that even if he is the republican nominee he could win the senate race. host: the president last time was very mixed in his support. could roy moore win without the president's support in 2020? it would be helpful. the president has a way of giving endorsements that are kind of have handed. we will see. just the president winning alabama will be helpful. bigill see whether the republican outside groups turn away from roy moore. they are using that kind of language but if the majority is on the line, if mitch mcconnell as majority leader is on the line are republicans going to turn away from the senate race? i'm skeptical. host: the neighboring georgia, david purdue. what's the uncertainty? >> democrats are still sorting out the field. i don't think the recru

but then joe jason roy. england got off to a flyer. but thenjoe root jason roy.a flyer. but then joe root went out for 2h, jos buttler1i11. if flyer. but then joe root went out for 2a, jos buttler a11. if you wickets timbre over the last half hour a5 minutes or so. the new zealand bowlers have started to restrict england's progress. england still going well, 232—a, they will be looking for a total well in excess of 300 so that they can endive their view hopefully when this match. it is a match that they really need to want to make sure of a place in the semifinals. yes, that prime edition that which spoke about earlier, as whether england are worried or not worried as to how much you want them to win this game. pakistan's involvement is crucial if things don't go well for england. that's right. if england win here today, they are through to the semifinal. if they lose here today, it gets a bit complicated. they face a nervous wait until friday, that is when pakistan played bangladesh at lord's in theirfinal when pakistan played bangladesh at lord's in their final

roy. >> ms. juarez. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: of course. after everything that happened in my country, i don't want to go back. i don't have my family here. i'm here now. and my dream is to move forward, to work, to study, to learn, so that in the future, when i'm a mother again, i can teach them everything that i fought so hard for and everything that i have struggled to study and learn along the way. >> thank you. ms. pressley. >> thank you, mr. chair. ms. juarez, i just wanted to state for the record that you did nothing wrong and you certainly did nothing to deserve this. seeking asylum is a human right, and you did what any mother or parent would have done for their child. you sacrificed everything for your safety and the safety of your baby. you left everything you knew for the chance of a better life. you said that you have a noble but weak heart. you underestimate your strength. and in this moment, you are embo

roy: is cbp overwhelmed? mr. pesoske: completely. mr. roy: when did the supplemental come to congress? mr. pesoske: about six weeks ago. mr. roy: has it been acted upon yet? mr. pesoske: it has not. mr. roy: did you hear of an adult and three children found dead at the border two days ago? mr. pesoske: yes, on friday. mr. roy: in whose custody were they? mr. pesoske: they were in border patrol custody. when they came across the border, they passed away before the -- border patrol found them. mr. roy: so they were in the custody of probably the gulf cartel or coyotes employed by the entity? mr. pesoske: they were. and the border patrol searched for two days to find everybody else. mr. roy: when cbp is accused of people dying in their custody it's children given life-saving treatment at the facilities or hospitals because they're injured or sick? mr. pesoske: yes, sir, and all medically screened before they come in. mr. roy: isn't it often the case they're sometimes in bad shape after the journey and after being abused by cartels because t

thank you. >> i've got to start using this, roy. what's that, officer?let cam? because i respect the integrity of chess. >> you don't even need to leave the room to cheat at chess. want to cheat, here's what you do. you're playing chess, you're losing and you go, oh oh, my god there's judy dench! checkmate! >> people actually consider chess a sport. >> chess is a spork. you need focus, triage, mental endurance. >> chess is a board game like monopoly. is monopoly a sport? >> i'll whip your ass in monopoly. >> i'll send your ass to jail. that's not meant as a racial thing. in monopoly if you don't pay rent, if you guys know how monopoly works -- >> we're playing monopoly right now. >> let's go. i see ten to 15 minutes to go to the bathroom. >> we're playing monopoly. >> i don't jump in the pool very often. >> trevor: roy wood, jr. and michael kosta, everyone. we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, ♪ ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea ♪ try new pepto liquicaps for fast relief and ultra-coating. ♪ nausea, heartbur

jason roy is supposed to make big scores. a first test match 50.e the deficit, led in the match, and as the clock ticked past lunch, ireland's bowlers seemed out of ideas. well, england first played a test match in 1877. ireland, in 2018. but any team there's ever been soon learns that in test cricket, at times you mustjust stay patient. and look, roy dismissed for 72. then leach on 92, so close to his hundred, gone. but the crowd knew what they'd seen. there's still a place in test cricket for the stoical hero. the leach spirit then vanished, as england contrived to collapse right back into jeopardy. the tumble of wickets would have been astonishing if we hadn't seen it before — for example, yesterday. make no mistake, ireland were once again inspired as they left england nine wickets down and just 181 runs ahead at the close of play. and what it means, well, tomorrow at some point, ireland will bat quite conceivably for victory. joe wilson, bbc news, lords. that's it from us. newsnight has just got under way on bbc two. time for the news where yo

with jason roy, in good order and a pretty good position. 0nce order and a pretty good position.ent for 92, just eight short of his century, a familiar collapse. a mix—up with the captain joe root, run out forjust culture mac. jonny bairstow, a duck in the first innings and the duck in the second innings —— joe first innings and the duck in the second innings ——joe root run out forjust second innings ——joe root run out for just four. england second innings ——joe root run out forjust four. england only won 17 ahead at that point and in real trouble. —— only 117 ahead. england only 181 runs ahead, that is probably not enough. could be a trick of the chase for ireland. 0ne good note for england, chauffer ——jofra —— jofra archer doing a test match... only time will tell. what does this mean for the future of i restricted? it does this mean for the future of i restricted ? it is does this mean for the future of i restricted? it is great —— irish cricket? what a morning that was yesterday. to go out today in conditions that were really not easy for the boulders, that really show someth

roy halladay died in a plane crash in 2017.dy took the stage to given his induction speech. >> roy would want everyone to know people are not perfect. we are all imperfect or flawed in one way or another. we all struggle but with hard work and dedication, imperfect people can still have perfect moments. >> watching that must have been bitter sweet. >> yeah, it was a nice job by brandy. their boys were there. brayden recently drafted by the toronto blue jays. tough day but nice to see him go into the hall. andy, thank you my friend. >> romo, what's coming. >>> many protesting the scandal plagued governor. he says he won't seek another term, but he's also refusing to step down. just between us, cleaning with a mop and bucket is such a hassle. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one that absorbs dirt and grime deep inside. and it helps prevent streaks and haze. stop cleaning. start swiffering dealing with psoriatic arthritis pain was so frustrating. ♪ my skin... it was embarrassing. my joints... the

-roy, you're the father of a toddler.t will you tell your son when he's oldert abouat it's like to be a black man in america? -my son has to understand that being black is a gift aeverybody goes,es "have you had the big talk?"? and we ain't going to have the talk. you know, thbi're talking about ths and the bees. to me, the big talk is how to deal with the police and instructing my son on that relationship. it's something that i think about all the time, man, beand my son has got tng black that he's on the clock 24/7. fo heard about the march our lives in d.c., but thg e was another march godown fo all the way the march oout in helena, montana,ou and t here at this march, people were taking a stand for the real victims of gun violence, guns. -for "the daily show," when the march for our lives rally was taking place to protest gun violence in schools, you were actually at a pro-gun rally in montana. what did that experien teach you about peop who oppose gun restriction? -there are a got of people who oppo restriction who a

they wasted that review because jason roy wasted that review because jason roy was at the crease a few pat cummings and said it caught behind but england wasted that review and he was ushered off back to the pavilion. that is relevant because england about to book their place in the final. they have lost all three previous finals, most recently a 1992. this is the first time they are going to wind a knockout game at are going to wind a knockout game at a world cup in 27 years, since they beat south africa in sydney, 1992. the likes of ian botham playing in that match. you can see the rain coming down now, it won't affect this result, but we were told there would be rain earlier in the day but it wasn't to be and this has been england's day. they will be in the world cup final. i can hear the fans behind me singing, crickets coming home. we had the torment last summer but the semifinal has been put to bed and england will be in the final. there it is, the cheers behind me. england and that final, sunday, lord's. they have just done it with a boundary there. a fantastic performance by en

there is moeen ali, adil rashid, tom curran, jason roy, and, of course, joffre archer, who bowled thatn the super over. mark wood as well. we will keep watching, obviously, as the squad file into that famous street. we believe larry the cat was there earlier, hoping to meet the squad. we didn't get his chance. theresa may came out instead. and wonderful scenes, holding that trophy aloft. the trophy was presented by prince andrew to the captain eoin morgan yesterday. the draw happened after 50 overs, 241 runs each, they can be separated, so it went to the super over with 15 runs each. but england won back with more boundaries overall. theresa may repositioning, that trophy looks heavy! they are repositioning for the cameras. and with the squad all around for the photographs, too, what an amazing moment, reminiscent of the scenes in 2005 after england won the ashes. but they don't seem to be as inebriated as they might have been in 2005. i'm sure you remember those scenes. the only hijinks that we might see could well be from larry the cat. let's hope that is the case. and, of course, th

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chip roy with us. congressman, you're not a fan of what you see going on here. >> thanks for having me on. when i ran for congress, the people of texas wanted me to focus on balancing the budget and restoring physical order and make sure that we secure the border and have health care freedom. you and i are both fans of previous president ronald reagan. 1964, his famous speech, he was lamenting deficit spending. $140 million in today's dollars. we are racking up $100 million of deficit spending per hour. that's what we're doing today. this bill which would spend $320 billion over the caps and the cap level spending would still leave us with trillion dollar deficits. that's not what this congress can do. they can even stick to the caps. they got to blow it by three and a 20 billion. >> neil: you don't like it. i understand many other members in your caucus don't like it.

lou: congressman chip roy, good to have you with us. >> thanks, lou. >> three, two, one. ignition. lou: beautiful, isn't it? nasa successfully testing the orion spacecraft safety launch abort system. watch this. the test lasted about three minutes, high above cape canaveral. 55 seconds post-launch, the spacecraft successfully launching. what you're seeing there the abort rockets, nasa hopes to use the orion spacecraft to send our astronauts back to the moon by 2024. space x falcon heavy rocket has the ability to lift 141,000 pounds, saturn five 7.6 million pounds -- to give you some idea of how far we have to go to get back where we were. up next, patriotism on full display for the 4th of july. thank you president trump! details on what the president has planned for this thursday. in the nations capitol.

i think it takes some getting used to and jason roy i think is a huge task on his hands.this issue of not having a settled top order. looking at the australian bowling attack pretty potent. they have probably a slightly more settled bowling attack with a lot of pace. england need to try to get through those first ten, 15, 20 overs because their powerhouse is in the middle order in the longer the top order can bat the betterfor england's powerhouse. ben stokes is in magnificent form at the moment, jos buttler has been fantastic, and thatis jos buttler has been fantastic, and that is where england need to score their runs. but the top order needs to stick around somehow. i know rory burns has not looked to be in great form and struggled a bit of lloyds but he has played a lot of four—day cricket and for the other batsmen, many of them coming up from one—day cricket, but the real challenge will be getting back into the four—day test batting mode. can someone set out on the platform, but for a whole day and when you do the work required in test match cricket. rank you very mu

we saw doug jones of alabama it was against roy moore but a democrat won in alabama. stacey abrams in 2018, andrew gillum running for governor in florida. beto o'rourke in texas, all democrats in the south and they made the calculus that many are making. instead of running to the center and running as a milquetoast democrat trying to win over the centrist republican, run to stoke the democratic base. get hispanics in georgia as well as black voters to turn out. get white liberals to turn out. build a new kind of younger, more dynamic, more diverse coalition and that's the path to victory. that's the case many democrats are making if they want to come back in trump country in the south. >> well, you know, richard haass, it's interesting. let's put up that map again of the actual percentages because as you put that up, you actually see the states where there's at least income -- the

roy had a nightmarish start his 8 over par leaves him struggling to even make the cut in the 1st open on northern irish soil in 68 years british writers i mean it's won the 1st stage of the tour de france in the pyrenees on thursday after a long break away frenchwoman here leon has kept the overall lead one minute and 12 seconds ahead of defending champion toma. of 4 time tour de france champion chris froome is missing at this 2 were because of injuries sustained in a crash last month but he still had reason to celebrate today the international cycling union awarded froome the 2011 well the title after the winner at the time kwan jose kobo was disqualified for doping and decided not to appeal the decision for him seen here on the right had been runner up 8 years ago in the 2 work of spain. that's it for me coming up next w business stick around stephen be here for that b.m.w. is new boss getting behind if we open but are others poised to overtake the german car maker when it comes to electric mobility. even more have the answer and more stay right here. i'm askin that. and in the end

roy for his opening statement for five minutes and i will be liberal with that. >> i thank ms. suarez, all the committee members here. entire house of representatives. there are no words that we can possibly share with you about the loss of your little girl. i'm the father of a son and a daughter. i cannot possibly imagine what you have gone through and we owe it to you and to our country and to all those who seek to come here to have a system that works and to not have something like this happen. and so my prayers from my family to you and we thank you for being here. mr. chairman, i have to say, i am frustrated with the title of the hearing. it's setting a tone that doesn't allow us to come together to address this difficult problem in a way that is befitting of the united states and our welcoming name as a country. his a hearing entitled "kids in cages." what we say and the hyperbole we use matters. as a member from texas and a former staffer on the senate judiciary and a member of congress. i've been to the border many times and i've never seen a kid in a cage the way those

against ireland at lord's — thanks largely to a second wicket stand of 145 betweenjack leach and jason royssed out on becoming the first england nightwatchman to make a test century while roy was dismissed for 72 with the hosts finishing the day on 303 for nine in their second innings. home favourite julian alaphilippe still leads the tour de france heading into stage 19 on friday with the finishing line almost in sight. but thursday was a day for the colombians led by nairo quintana as the bbc‘s simon brotherton reports. a gripping stage in the alps one by nairo quintana where he had an banal took over from the contenders to gain halfa took over from the contenders to gain half a minute and move into second place behind the man still in yellow, julian alaphilippe, it was an incredible show of fortitude from the frenchman. geraint thomas suddenly led the chase. the group of contenders came back together with alaphilippe catching them on the descent, bernal‘s game of half a minute has moved him to second place but alaphilippe has been proved a stubborn, inspiring opponent. there were five g

their opening partnership was 124 between jonny bairstow and jason roy.itchell starc which was reviewed and then england were out of reviews when jason roy and then england were out of reviews whenjason roy really needed one because he was caught behind with nothing on it, given out and he was back to the pavilion. eoin morgan, the one—day captain and joe root, the one—day captain and joe root, the test caption —— captain saw england over the line to put england into the showpiece finale against new zealand. england have reached a three finals before and lost all three, the last back in 1992 when they defeated south africa in sydney to get to the final against pakistan. 27 years on they have put the semi—final voodoo over england this summer and last summer to bed and england, can they go to lourdes and england, can they go to lourdes and get their hands on the world cup trophy? and that will be an epic match between england and new zealand. you're watching newsda on the bbc. still to come on the programme. some nations are putting too much salt in their

jason roy overdrive, get the match over with. roy was given out for 85.t hit it but you have to go — that is cricket. it meant the captain, eoin morgan, could wallop thejoyful winning runs. england won with a flourish, they won with ease, they won with nearly 18 overs to spare. hoyt and eden silva lost their quarterfinal to evan the achieve the team have almost been hidden, the lack of free—to—air coverage has been a talking point. sunday's final between england and new zealand will be on channel 4, as well as sky so will is the potential for a bigger tv audience, the achievement of this team notjust here today but over several years means they do merit the attention. results and rankings have long suggested this is the best one day cricket team in the world, on sunday at lord's, england have the chance to prove children have been killed in greece. the lightning, hail storm and violent winds only lasted for 20 minutes but it was enough to terrify thousands of tourists who sought shelter in bars and restaurants. cars were overturned, trees uprooted leaving

their opening partnership, 12a between jonny bairstow and jason roy.onny bairstow eventually going for lbw — bowled by mitchell starc, which he reviewed, and that meant that england were out of reviews whenjason roy really needed one, because pat cummins bowled, caught behind, he didn't get anything on it, was given out, and he was on his way back to the pavilion. that wasn't to matter. eoin morgan, the one—day captain, and joe root, the test captain, saw england over the line with morgan hitting the winning runs to put england into that showpiece finale against new zealand. england have been to three world cup finals before, they've lost all three of them, the last one back in 1992 when they beat south africa in sydney to get to the final against pakistan. that wasn't to be for england. 27 years on they've certainly put the semi—final hoodoo that's been over england this summer and last summer to bed. and england, can they go to lords and get their hands on the world cup trophy? i think the performance in the last three games, we have got better and b

the late roy halladay. halladay died in a plane crash two years ago at the age of 40. think roy would rather be remembered by who he was, not what he did on the ball field. the kind of brother who left cash in his pockets when he asked his sister to help with laundry, saying she could keep whatever she found. he was a great coach, a nervous husband, father, only because he so desperately wanted to be as great and as successful as he was at home in baseball. >>> the british open will come back to northern ireland the first time in 68 years and an irishman wins it. shane lowry took a four-stroke lead in today's final rounds. tommy fleetwood had a chance to catch y after bogeying eight, nine, 11, but made a great save out in the bunker there. par 13, combined with a double bogey for cleveland at 14 and a birdie by lowry at 15. you've got a final of 72 and a six-stroke win allowing lowry to walk up the fareway and saver the biggest moment of his career, pulling for him the entire way. that will forever signify their most major championships. >> through today's 15 of the to

jason roy overdrive — get the match over with. roy was given out for 85.ou have to go — that is cricket. it meant the captain, eoin morgan, could wallop thejoyful winning runs. england won with a flourish, they won with ease, they won with nearly 18 overs to spare. morgan said the performance was close to perfect. results have suggested that england's one day tea m suggested that england's one day team is the best in the world. now in the final againsts they have the chance to prove it and a lot of people will be able to watch it. the igame people will be able to watch it. the i game will be live on channel 4. free—to—air coverage that, has been an issue no the sport for year, one thing is for certain, english cricket needs to grasp this opportunity because another one like it, will not come again. indeed. thank you. our top story this evening: british ships are put on a high state of alert as three jane nan vessels try to stop a tanker. and the chase for history is still on for serena. it takes serena williams 59 minutes to get to the wimbledon final as s

with jason roy fall. as we know, eglin have the firepower. withjason roy back fall.get them entered this world cup final, and as we know, this is a tournament that england have never won before. 27 years that the last final. they lost backin years that the last final. they lost back in 1992, they face new zealand who have great pedigree, reaching the final four years ago, they lost to azalea. neither of these two have ever w011 to azalea. neither of these two have ever won a title at world cup. we know a new name will be on the trophy this year. for eoin morgan and the usable inside lords, they will hope that that will be england. defending champion novak djokovic stands in the way of roger federer and a record—equalling ninth wimbledon singles title. the top two seeds meet on centre court later this afternoon as an epic day of sport continues. holly hamilton is at wimbledon for us. usually exciting here, because what i treat we have in store. defending champion and world number one facing his old rival and the second seed, roger federer on centre court. novak djokov

jason roy overdrive, get the match over with. roy was given out for 85.— that is cricket. it meant the captain, eoin morgan, could wallop thejoyful winning runs. england won with a flourish, they won with ease, they won with nearly 18 overs to spare. joe wilson reporting. serena williams is through to her iith wimbledon final. it took her less than an hour to beat barbora strycova in straight sets. she's now looking to make history by winning her 24th grand slam title. andy swiss was there. it has become one of sport's most familiar sights. another serena celebration, another step towards history. if she had been a little rusty at the start of the tournament, she's now back to her gleaming best. that pulverising power was as irresistible as ever, but williams‘ poise was also plain to see. beautiful. poor barbora strycova was soon hurtling towards the exit. all over in less than an hour, in suitably emphatic style. williams now in sight of a record equalling 24th grand slam title. a remarkable feat for a remarkable athlete. i have a greatjob and i love wha

roy. mr. roy: thank you, mr. chairman. couple quick questions for professor gluck. with respect to the litigation hat's currently texas v. azar. did the supreme court find the mandate unconstitutional? ms. gluck: no. mr. roy: the mandate was not found unconstitutional? ms. gluck: respectfully, there is no mandate. what the supreme court found was the mandate was not -- could not be construed constitutionally of the reach of the commerce clause power but it's a tax. mr. roy: the mandate is unconstitutional. pure and simple. the mandate is unconstitutional. you didn't have a power under the commerce clause. the only power that remained was the taxing power. the tax was zeroed out. the tax does not exist, correct, there's no tax. is there a tax today? ms. gluck: the tax is set at zero. mr. roy: there is no tax today. there is a mandate in the legislation. the mandate is unconstitutional. the supreme court said this body does not have the power under the commerce clause to have a mandate to make people -- make americans go purchase a product in commerce. the tax is now

congressman chip roy. he wants pelosi to cancel the august recess of the he will explain why. all that, so much more on making money. ♪ so the economy grew at 2.1% in the second quarter. that was well above official estimates at one point. the question is the driver? the answer is all-mighty american consumers, flush with better jobs, higher wages, robust confidence, in fact the president tweeting, q2 up 2.1%, not bad because we have the heavyweight of the federal reserve anchor wrapped around our neck. almost no inflation. usa is set to zoom. let's bring in moody's managing director, chief economist, john lonski, fox news contributor liz peek, manpower group, becky frankowitz. what do you make of it? >> the highlight was gain by real consumer spending up 4 1/2%. it probably won't continue. as you stated earlier, not only the u.s. economy, the world economy owes a deep sense of gratitude to the american consumer. i don't think we'll see consumer spending contract in a man they're might bring about the near

>> i mean, by far one of the most bruftal interviews of my life, lynn roy, mother of conrad roy.nd did not see the warning signs. this film is about what happens if you don't see the warning signs. what do they look like. and so we wanted to think about mental health in a new way. >> erin lee carr on hbo, part one airs tomorrow night. when is part two happening? >> wednesday. >> wednesday night tune in, hbo and watch it and then like me you want to watch it again. erin, thank you very much and thank you for being with me. i'm brooke baldwin here in new york. let's go to washington. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> so how many powerful men out there are right now really nervous because jeffrey epstein has been arrested and charged? "the lead" starts right now. >>> he has rubbed elbows with the likes of president trump and president trump clinton and prince and rue and today the feds charge the multi-millionaire jeffrey epstein with running a network for the rape of underage girls. >>> and then there were 23. the democratic field is about to start shrinking this ho

especially in girl roy. it's here. it's closer. >> she said instincts took over and started running away from the sounds. >>> leaders are reacting to the shooting governor newsome was among the first to tweet saying this is nothing short of horrific. california stands with the gilroy community, my office is monitoring the situation closely. grateful for law enforcement, efforts and continued work as this situation develops. >>> california's junior u.s. senator tweeted, simply horrific, i'm great to feel the first responders who are on the scene in githoughts are s a gun violence epidemic that we cannot tolerate. president trump responded to the shooting last nite by saying quote, law enforcement is at the scene of shooting in girl roy, california, reports are that the shooter has not been apprehended. be careful and safe. >>> in addition to our coverage hear on ktvu, we have updates throughout the day on ktvu.com. find the latest informs on the shooting there and we are also posting the latest information on our facebo

chip roy most definitely is not. as are many conservatives that i know who refuse to go along with this racist train that the president is driving. >> racism isn't liberal or conservative. it's just racist. and toluse, this was a choice. i don't know if he wrote this tweet specifically. there's no question he owns it. there are no spelling or gramatic kal errors so i do wonder if it came from his own twitter fingers. but toluse, why choose racism from the trump white house this weekend? has your reporting turned up anything? >> well, this is part of a long standing pattern with this president. you have to remember that he sort of came to national political prominence on the racist idea of birtherism which he promoted. as he's moved through his political career, he's continued to make some of these comments and he's seen the pushback decrease from republican allies when he was running for president. and he talked about a mexican judge who was actually an american citizen. he got push back from other members of his par

world cup winnerjason roy, though, will make his test debut, as will 0lly stone.f this is the warm up day before the ashes warm up test matches, it is certainly very warm at lords. we have seen james anderson is certainly very warm at lords. we have seenjames anderson go through his drill separately from the rest of the squad. england say being cautious by not picking him for this match and remain confident that anderson will be fit for the ashes. but it does present an opportunity for 0lly stone against ireland and for 0lly stone against ireland and for spin bowlerjack leach. collectively, it's an opportunity for england to build on the level of interest that currently is in cricket following the world cup. that are so point i put to the test match captain, joe root.|j that are so point i put to the test match captain, joe root. i think the most important thing for me and a message for the squad is to play with pride and passion and intensity. at the intensity this week will set the tone for the rest of the summer. as long as we apply ourselves in the right manne

i'm going to do the best i can to say the things i believe roy might have said or would have wanted to say if he was here today. >> so many powerful and emotional moments there at that santa moni ceremony too. >>> what vice president pence has to say about the send her back chant. what he says the president might do about it in the future. >>> and kamala harris is planning to ramp up her campaign schedule over the next democratic debate. we're going tell you where she's headed coming up next. g tell yos headed coming up next. >>> welcome back, everyone. alongside frances rivera. vice president mike pence is weighing in on the send her back chants that broke out at president trump's rallies. he said the president was not pleased about the chanting but suggested far short that the president would speak out if it happens again. >> were those chants appropriate? if you're unhappy with them, do you want to see them repeated, is this part and parcel of the 2020 echo of the trump campaign? it's a simple question. >> well, no, major, the president wasn't pleased about it, and neither was i, th

for "nightly business report", i'm aditi roy, san francisco. >>> more earnings now.ported better than expected profits, fuelled by inrystments in deli advertising and, most importantly, its digital iferations. that helped its quarterly same-store sales which is a key metr the casual dining industry, and investors cheered, sending the stock higher initial after hours trading this weekend. kate rogers has the one key takeaway in chotle's results. chipotle reporting a strong quarter. all eyes once again are on s digiales which grew 99.1% and accounted for more than 18% of sales for the quarter. it is the second quarter in a row where growth was this strong. q1 saw the sales gross 100%. it has been a mancz focus for brian niccols who took over last year, testing out chipoeanes for digital orders and offering food promotions. they have chipotle rewards that is continuing to build on the digital platform. since he has taken the helm that stock hit new all-timeighs and increased over 130%. for "nightly business report", i'm kate rogers. >>> higher customer spending leads to

has been selected in england squad for their one off test with ireland which starts next wednesday roy smashed one century and 4 fifties in the world cup just butler and ben stokes have been arrested for the match with the ashes starting on august the 1st following pakistan's failure to reach the world cup semifinals in somalia hot will step down as their chief selector when his contract ends in july and z was appointed and 2016 during his chair pakistan won the champions trophy he also won the world cup as a player in 1980 you may argue who continually could match up or i don't want to continue this job i did it for more than 3 years i passed my time very well i'm satisfied with my job so now i've decided that french people should come in with fresh ideas and take pakistan cricket forward. from nigeria beaten is the 3rd place play off at the africa cup of nations the super eagles winning it one nil oh deanna gallo getting the winner in just the 3rd minute the final of the tournament is on friday between algeria and senegal. north and south korea had been drawn together in the same qua

has been selected in england squad for their one off test with ireland which starts next wednesday roy smashed one century and 4 fifties in the world cup just butler and ben stokes have been arrested for the match with the ashes starting on august the 1st following pakistan's failure to reach the world cup semifinals in somalia hop will step down as their chief selector when his contract ends in july and z was appointed and 2016 during his chair near pakistan won the champions trophy he also won the world cup as a player in 1902. may argue who continue need good match up i don't want to continue this job i did it for more than 3 years i passed my time very well i'm satisfied with my job so now i've decided that fresh people should come in with fresh ideas and take pakistan cricket forward. from nigeria beaten is the 3rd place play off of the africa cup of nations the super eagles winning it's one nil oh deanna gallo getting the winner in just the 3rd minute the final of the tournaments is on friday between algeria and senegal. north and south korea have been drawn together in the same

roy vagelos and diana t. svage the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding isrovided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retiment company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. president trump took a history- making step onto north korean territory today and announced that talks to end the isolated, dictator-led, communist country's nuclear program would resume without any concessions from north korea. mr. p was the first sitting u.s. president to cross the demilitarized zone marking the border between north and south korea. >> ( translated ): good to see you again. >> sreenivasan: through an interpreter, north korea's leader kim jong un greeted mr. trumed saying, "i never expect to meet you at this place." ( camera

. >> roy tharpe sat next to joanne in the firing room. >> we were all men.nne was there and she was a looker. you could never pull anything over on her because she would take and cut you to pieces, because technically, she was extremely competent. >> she held her own with the guys. >> she held her own. no doubt about it. >> were there some men who didn't want her in there? >> right. there were some men. we would counsel our guys. she had the moxie to be in the position of being the only woman in the firing room for apollo 11. >> 4, 3, 2, 1, 0, liftoff >> i got to feel the launch. the vibration of the liftoff once the shock wave hit the building. the false floor shook. my console shook. it was so slow. it just lumbers and you think it will never get off the ground. it just creeps and creams. so there's just a little moment of horror. will this thing go? once it's gone, it's like, okay. come on, engine. just burn perfectly for me. >> after the apollo 11 launch, your job was basically over. where did you watch the actual moon landing? >> my husband is a school

and similartoo, combination ofjason roy.mes, one match from glory, it will be on sunday at 10:30am, live on radio 5 live throughout the day. much to look forward to one sunday. now as one world cup reaches its conclusion, another has just started. match one of the netball world cup is under way in liverpool... and northern ireland, scotland and commonwealth champions england all play later today. let's go to kate grey who's there for us. the netball world cup is well under way in liverpool, barbados versus singapore and new zealand versus malawi are going on behind me. plenty of interest for the home nations later. let's get an insight from an expert you knows the sport very well, i am pleased to say i am giant bya very well, i am pleased to say i am giant by a former england international, thank you forjoining us. the tournament is under way and we have been waiting for this, how have you found the build—up? phenomenal, the interest has been bigger than we have ever seen in the country and even the crowds outside the arena

adidi roy has more on beyond meat results. >> beyond meat said it will bring in more revenues in 2019 and that previously thought and the company projected $240 in salesup in 2019 from the $210 thcompany previouslyredicted last quarter. most of the increase is folded into the second quarter revenue beat. why the cenge? river of topline growth is new partnerships in the last two weeks alonen we've s beyond meat land deals with dunkin' donuts and blue apron. the coany cited an increase in sale volume and greater demand from existing customers and it remains to see how it fairs with increasing companies like tyson foods and impossible foods. i'm adeety roy. >>> and the industry is changing and big money following it. >>> tomorrow as we mentioned earlier, the fed poly makers begin the two-day meeting on interestnd rates trade talks between u.s. an china begin in -- shanghai and an update on he service and demand for the flagship iphone from apple. so another busy day coming up on tuesday. >>> a three-day fortnite tournament turned a aeenager in millionaire and highlighted the big money an

halladay spoke on behalf of her late husband. >> i know how honored roy would be to be sitting hereished men. thank you for being such a good example to him and to supporting him in his career and all of his efforts. this is not my speech to give. i'm going to do the best i can to say the things i believe roy might have said or would have said if he was here today. >> a lot of power and emotions. >>> still ahead, what mike pence has to say about the send her back chant and what he says the president might do about it in the future. >> senator and 2020 candidate kamala harris might ramp up her tour and where she might be headed next. you wouldn't do only half of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differently? listerine® completes the job by preventing plaque, early gum disease, and killing up to 99.9% of germs. try listerine® and for on-the-go, try listerine® ready! tabs™ ♪work so hard give it everything you got♪ ♪strength of a lioness tough as a knot♪ ♪rocking the stage and we're never gonna stop♪ ♪all strength, no sweat... just in case you forgot♪ ♪all strength, no swe

their opening partnership, 124 between jonny bairstow and jason roy.ly going for lbw — bowled by mitchell starc, which he reviewed, and that meant that england were out of reviews whenjason roy really needed one, because pat cummins bowled, caught behind, he didn't get anything on it, was given out, and he was on his way back to the pavilion. that wasn't to matter. eoin morgan, the one—day captain, and joe root, the test captain, saw england over the line with morgan hitting the winning runs to put england into that showpiece finale against new zealand. england have been to three world cup finals before, they've lost all three of them, the last one back in 1992 when they beat south africa in sydney to get to the final against pakistan. that wasn't to be for england. 27 years on they've certainly put the semi—final hoodoo that's been over england this summer and last summer to bed. and england, can they go to lords and get their hands on the world cup trophy? while some england fans have already got their sights firmly set on that silverwear, others thi

jason roy is supposed to make big scores. the first touch mats —— test match 50.h, ireland's bowlers seemed out of ideas. well, england first played a test match in 1877. ireland, in 2018. but any team there's ever been soon learns that in test cricket, at times you mustjust stay patient. and look, roy dismissed for 72. then leach on 92, so close to his hundred, gone. but the crowd knew what they'd seen. there's still a place in test cricket for the stoical hero. the leach spirit then vanished, as england contrived to collapse right back into jeopardy. the tumble of wickets would have been astonishing if we hadn't seen it before — for example, yesterday. make no mistake, ireland were once again inspired as they left england nine wickets down and just 181 runs ahead at the close of play. i learned of the sweetest scent of victory. —— ireland. joe wilson, bbc news, lords. well england's tail did wag a little after woakes' dismissal, but they'll resume tomorrow with just one second innings wicket left, and a lead ofjust181. so ireland are within sight of a historic v