royce, seek recognition? mr. royce: mr. speaker, i move the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4819, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 4819, a bill to promote inclusive economic growth through conservation and biodiversity programs that facilitate transboundary cooperation, improve natural resource management, and build local capacity to protect and preserve threatened wildlife greater okavango river basin of southern africa. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. royce, and the gentleman from california, mr. sherman, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. royce. mr. royce: i'm asking unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include any you extraneous material in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. royce: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speak

royce: mr. speaker, in closing, let me just thank my colleagues, the ranking member of the foreign affairs committee, mr. eliot engel, as well as congressman collins, the author of this bill, and two other members that worked hard on it, congressman kinzinger and congressman schneider. they made improvements to the legislation during markup. and just in closing, i urge my colleagues to support the intercountry adoption information act. i think it's very important. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 5626, as amended. hose in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. royce: mr. speaker, i move the house suspend the rules and that we pass house resolution 644, as am

royce: i mr. royce: i yield one minute. ms. ros-lehtinen: i am so blessed to have so many nicaraguan americans and one is behind me, gabby, who is very proud of her nicaraguan heritage and she keeps me abreast of what's happening in nicaragua every day and my constituents tell me they're heart broken about the situation. they're heart broken because people don't seem to be paying attention, but they know that the united states congress is standing with them. and today with this vote we will stand ever so strongly with them. ortega is receiving help from venezuela's maduro, from castro diaz canal in cuba. they know how to kill dissidents. let's not stand with the oppressors. let's stand with the people of nicaragua. thank you, mr. chairman. and i thank the speaker for the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. sires: mr. speaker, i rise in support of this measure, and i yield myself such time as i may consume. for the pur

royce and all that he and his staff did to usher this bill through to this point. of course, my colleague, mr. poe, for -- and his team for the leadership they've shown, all he's done to make sure this bill has come with the broad bipartisan support that he has and that, he says, is just the way it is. thank you, judge. i also want to say -- i would be remiss not to reference our dear colleague, former colleague, sam farr, if you ask him what day it was, would respond with a peace corps story. this is an act that's close to his heart. an organization that's close to his heart. he spent an awful lot of time dedicating himself to and grateful for the recognition that he deserves and so many others today. mr. speaker, about 15 years ago i got off an airplane in santo domingo not knowing what to expect. a couple weeks later was welcomed with open arms into a community, pretty rural community on the side of a highway in the northern dominican republic. over the course of the next two-plus years, families that i didn't know and a language that i barely spoke accepted me

royce: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the committees on foreign affairs and on the judiciary be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 5754, and ask for its immediate onsideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5754. a bill to promote free and fair elections, political freedoms and human rights in cambodia nd for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to consideration of the bill? mr. royce: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. royce of california. strike all after the enacting clause. mr. royce: i ask unanimous consent, mr. speaker, to dispense with the reading. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection? without objection, the reading is dispensed. without objection, the amendment is agreed to and the bill sent grossed, read a time, passed and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. mr. royce: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to place into the

he won every domestic trophy under don revie, who gave him the nickname rolls royce. for 18 years paul madeley was one of the stars of leeds united and made 727 appearances during his career, playing only for leeds and in every position except goalkeeper. what a beautiful goal. he also represented england 2a times. he was a key figure in the heralded and at times controversial league side of the late 19605 and 19705 lying alongside 5ta r5 late 19605 and 19705 lying alongside stars like peter norman and eddie gray. every major game he played in andi gray. every major game he played in and i think he will go down as one of the greatest days in the history of the greatest days in the history of the greatest days in the history of the club. paul madeley was born here just of the club. paul madeley was born herejust a of the club. paul madeley was born here just a stone's throw from his much beloved elland road ground ju5t behind me. the thing about this place, it was a club that he loved and adored, he was never tempted to sign for any other side. in a statement leed5 sig

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royce of california. strike all after the resolving clause and insert the following -- resolved, that the house of representatives -- mr. royce: mr. speaker, i'd ask unanimous consent to dispense with the reading. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection? without objection, the reading is dispensed with. without objection, the amendment is agreed to and without objection, the resolution is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from extraseek recognition? mr. royce: mr. speaker, i have an amendment to the preamble at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the the amendment to the preample. the clerk: amendment to house resolution 256 offered by mr. royce of california. strike the preamble and insert the following -- mr. royce: mr. speaker, i would ask unanimous consent to dispense with the reading. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. without objection, the amendment of the preample is agreed to and the -- preamble is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on th

let's bring in royce murray. she's policy director at the american immigration council and stephen camarota. thanks for being here. stephen, i know you follow this closely, the government trying to meet the court deadlines. what do you think that the government has learned from this that they will try to do in the future as the president wants a stronger enforcement on the border but this backfired on them? >> yeah. everybody agrees the way to handle this is to detain the family together. we have done that in the past. there are some court rulings that make that difficult and congress needs to step in and clarify the law. that's the way to do it. the other thing, which is release people once they claim asylum, you'll get more asylum applicants. the vast majority don't qualify for asylum but you have to release them. right now we have over 300,000 asylum cases and the reason that happened, these are the pending cases, there was a 19 fold, not 19%, 19 fold increase in the number of applicants in recent years precis

the queen's rolls royce. 0ne back a little bit —— phantom four. the queen's rolls royce.a0 years and it's expected to fetch £2 million when it goes under the hammer. it was built to celebrate rolls royce's golden jubilee. that's something, how you went from marriage material to women drivers and the queen i don't know but i will come back to you on that one. i will pay for that later! you will! it is 6:15am. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the headlines: geraint thomas will cycle up the champs—elysees later today as the first welsh winner of the tour de france. a state of emergency is declared in three more californian counties due to a massive wildfire, at least five people are now known to have died. it isa it is a pretty changeable weather. here's alina with a look at this morning's weather. that will be welcome relief for many will, the last couple of days have been cooler, a lot of rain around. some really stark contrast to the 2a to a8 hours of. we needed rain, maybe not as much as some places or. northern ireland saw 99 millimetres the 2a hours a two 7pm l

rolls-royce seeking pa >>> it is it a bird or a plane? no, it is a rolls-royce. the automaker unveiled its flying taxi concept and britain's farnborough international air show. the electric hybrid is a vertical takeoff, and lending roycsa it is seeking le ve pass partners to help make the vehicle available by the early 2020s. >>> cbs evening news is up next. >> jeff glor here with a preview. >> tonight on the cbs evening news reactions from home and abroad following today's remarkable one-on-one between president trump and vladimir putin. and what followed. our team remains in helsinki. what the president says about the trump doctrine. that's tonight on the cbs evening news. >> thanks for watching a 5. >> head at 6:00 the rush to leave the bay area. one moving company says they cannot keep up. allen and i are back in 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this monday, president trump says he sees no reason why russia would interfere in an election. reaction in the u.s. is swift and sharp. we will have much more of our one-o

in 2016 he showed up in a steelershemed rolls royce. year he pulled up in a 1931 lls royce phantom convertible. he had a chauffeur with him. awesome. new face of madden is looking to continue leading the league ing receivinards and overall being the bestec wide reiver in the league. >> what's he going to do next year, come iin aarachute? >> he has flare for days. >> nfl players head to camp this week. national anthem protests are once again front and center. jerry joneselling his players they will not be staying in the locker room for the anthem. >> our policy is you stand for the anthem, toe the line. >> that is despiten off season agreement allowing players to remain in the locker room rather than face fines for kneeling on the policy has been temporarily suspended and ongoingti neions. >> president trump has long been outgoing about the issue even suggesting players who kneel should be fired. jones said the president's stance is troublesome for the league i >> hiserest in what we're doing is problematic from my chair, and i would say

of companies with personal aviation in its sights, when it showed off its concept design, and rolls—royceopter—like four—seater. so, personal aviation is fast becoming a thing. 0pener hopes to be selling the blackfly from next year, at the cost of an suv, and while that's not an exact figure, it seems that it would be within the price range of quite a few people in the us and elsewhere. now, just after the blackfly was announced, it was revealed that the man funding it all is google co—founder larry page. now, this is a guy who seems to collect flying cars like they're cadillacs, because this week, there was another big announcement from his fleet — this time in las vegas — and david lee travelled there in a boring old normal plane to check out the kitty hawk. this used to be a top—secret project, but not anymore. you're seeing the kitty hawk flyer in all its glory. so, many people think this thing is the first step in a dream that we as humans have had for a long time — the dream of flying around in a flying car. this test flight, flown by brittney, lasted about nine minutes. right now,

back at farnborough i've come to see the latest research by rolls—royce into keeping our current cropgine and hit one of the blades and damage it. it might bend it out of shape ever so slightly. that's really dangerous, because as this engine spins millions of times the blade could end up cracking. what you normally do is send somebody to ever so slightly shave away the damage. they remove the part of the blade that is bent. well, this is a prototype robot, which you can attach to the outside of the engine, and then a tele—operator can remote control this part of it. they can be anywhere in the world. they lower this tube into the engine, there is a camera and a scanner to assess the damage, and when they find the damage they use this tiny little dental drill to remotely shave away the damage. bob's your uncle. one day, engine damage could be assessed by this little fella and his friends, wiggling into the crevices of the machinery. if me or you went and inspected the combustion chamber it would take us hours, just because we've got to get inside with a flexible bit of spaghetti and l

rolls-royce is among the losers there.ow they sold off at least a small slice of their business. we also see some of the bigger companies that are making smaller moves, holding the stoxx 600 down. hsbc only down .6%. bp only down .4%. let's talk about the trade story and how european markets are reacting to it. let's talk about what we are going to get from the payrolls later on. asia rallying. that does it actually happened, what we saw with the chinese markets coming into the close at not the kind of 2% or 3% higher that would have sent a strong signal. the u.s. has imposed tariffs and we're waiting for the chinese to respond. the trade story is a reality now. the chinese are going to respond. from a market point of view, we getting into a position where we , thatly get to understand way we can take the fear element out of the story and markets can actually get their arms around what is going on? peter: i think in the short term, you might be right. most of what has been incremented has been well flagged. here,dium-term

i was with the president and a number of chief executives from our biggest companies, rolls—royce, bt companies, rolls—royce, bt and dsk, it is a very positive atmosphere, the president was interested in what british companies are doing in the united states. we employ more than i million americans, and we discussed the investment opportunities available both in the united kingdom and the united states, and the trade opportunities that exist between us. the atmosphere is very positive, i was very pleased to see it reflected in the present‘s press conference yesterday. when you have the president of the united states, the leader of the free world, being greeted with signs that say, go home, we hate you. that does not reflect the general in good manners and hospitality of the british people. i found the and hospitality of the british people. ifound the president himself to be impeccably well mannered and well—informed. the important thing was, the discussions that we had, not what people say elsewhere. we have had important trade discussions with our american counterparts, looking to see

royce: let me ask you another question on this front.hairman greenspan often commented on the role of the g.s.e.'s in our economy in 2004 in testimony before the senate he said, concerns about systemic risk are appropriately focused on large, highly leveraged financial institutions such as the g.s.e.'s. to fend off possible future systemic difficulties, which we assess as likely, if the g.s.e. expansion continues unabated, preventive actions are required sooner rather than later. those were his words in 2004. ominous words, no doubt. today, pressure is being brought on the administration to release the g.s.e.'s out of conservatorship. although i oppose this move absent congressional action, i am hopeful that if this were to occur there is no doubt today that fannie and freddie, given their size and role in the housing market, would be regulated as systemically important. o you share this view. mr. powell: the form in which this takes place is up to you. it's not up to us. and i would say i really hope that these institutions would not be

royce of california, mr. mast and engel. on the committee of homeland security for consideration of 1634 of the house bill and modifications committed to conference mr. mccaul, ratcliffe and thompson of mississippi. from the committee on judiciary for section of 826, 104 , 1085, 1090, 1079, 12990-2. and 4710 of the house bill in sections 1025, 1035 and 1715 of the senate amendment and modifications committed to conference mr. demrat, sensenbrenner and nadler. from the committee on natural resources for consideration of sections 313, 314, 316, 342, 2830, 076, 1079, 2822, 3402, 3549,2845-47, 837 division e and section 101 of the house bill, 2833 and 718 of the senate amendment in modifications committed to conference, mr. westerman and grijalva. from the committee on government oversight and reform, 5 9, 822, 875, 2, 834, 835, 860, 4829 of6, 917, 4711 and the house bill and sections 568, 902.607, 702, 819, 1101 dash 5. 1254. 1716, 1726, 2835 and 6702 of the senate amendment and modifications committed to conference mr. sanford

royce from california. this is troubling for me. his reference here to 38 extensions without reform. this -- i've been working on this for 20 years. this is the 41st time, and we had one back 2004 with my friend dough berider where we had some small steps but they were anticipatory of being able to make greater reforms. and i am vexed that we continue to move forward and dodge some hard facts. we are subsidizing too much for people who grow placent. i am concerned about affordability and there are things we can do to deal with affordability but that doesn't mean to have massive subsidization for people who don't need it and in fact encourage people to be in harm's way. and in fact after they're flooded out, to go back, putting them in harm's way again. there are simple, commonsense steps we can take. there were thing mrs. royce and i had that are sort of the lowest common denominator. i am deeply troubled we are going to do this again without dealing with the problems. i just want to say that it's not just financial hardship. it's n

if you look at airbus, bmw, rolls—royce, many of these companies are very worried.hose companies, if they heed the warnings of borisjohnston who says even if theresa may survives this, her chances of getting a good deal for the uk are diminishing by the ours, thatis the uk are diminishing by the ours, that is the concern, it is not about the fact we are leaving, it is about how we leave. but at least with chequers, we need to see the detail in the white paper coming out on thursday, at least for one we are telling the eu what we want, it is a trade agreement that we want but up until now, it has been two years since we voted and we haven't given the eu any mentions in terms of where we are going, at least that showed us something and obviously some people are disagreeing. the daily telegraph's take on all this, boris johnson's argument, his resignation acting as a rallying call to brexiteers. but looking at the guardian, it is clear the coverage is so different depending on which paper you are reading, it is looking at theresa may's call now to her party, those in h

of companies with personal aviation in its sights, when it showed off its concept design, and rolls—royceth its own helicopter—like four—seater. so personal aviation is fast becoming a thing. opener hopes to be selling the blackfly from next year at the cost of an suv, and while that's not an exact figure, it seems that it would be within the price range of quite a few people in the us and elsewhere. now, just after the blackfly was announced, it was revealed that the man funding it all is google co—founder larry page. now, this is a guy who seems to collect flying cars like they're cadillacs, because this week there was another big announcement from his fleet, this time in las vegas, and david lee travelled there in a boring old normal plane to check out the kitty hawk. this used to be a top—secret project, but not anymore. you are seeing the kitty hawk flyer in all its glory. so many people think this thing is the first step in a dream that we as humans have had for a long time — the dream of flying around in a flying car. this test flight flown by brittney lasted about nine minutes. ri

rolls royce has designed a propulsion system for a flying taxi, which it hopes could take to the skies. the firm is looking for companies to partner with. the electric vehicle would carry four to five people, travelling at up to 400 kilometres per hour. it sounds like a hollywood movie, catching a flying taxi. let's look at the financial markets. japan is a shut today. a one—day break. this is how things are in hong kong, the night before in the us. oil has been falling and a lot of talk about pressure on oil because talk of more production and oil coming into the financial market from the likes of opec financial market from the likes of 0pec and others. i will see you soon. the rail operator govia thameslink is introducing its third new timetable in two months. passengers on the company's lines, which include southern, thameslink and great northern, have suffered severe disruption after an overhaul of the schedule in may. 0ther rail companies cancelled services on sunday, blaming staff shortages due to the hot weather and world cup final. here's our business correspondent, joe lynam.

royce: thank you, mr. speaker. so i rise today in support of this measure. it's the intercountry adoption information act. h.r. 5626. here in congress, i have been honored, as has my friend here, doug collins, the author of this measure, been honored to help bring families together

is something very special and we're going to be talking about this shortly but first let answer to royce a bob the founder of gold money and then a royal welcome back thanks for having me max great to see you again sir you two ok now well it's great to have you on because you travel the world you're well studied economist entrepreneur are. deep thinker so we like to pick your brain as well as get your thoughts on some late breaking is now interest rates have been rising traders are breaking out everywhere why hasn't gold jumped on the safe haven buying roy i think it's because rates are actually rising and you know a lot of the fears that the gold camp have had about the rates rising causing deflation nasa deflation haven't materialized yet that's the operative word yet thus far we've seen the federal reserve raise rates very aggressively the two years gone from zero point seven percent to two point seven percent in about ten months and we have seen little to no reaction in terms of the debt markets you know they've tightened up a little bit but i do markets still roaring and we've seen

shares of rolls royce are up 16% year-to-date.eresting. maria: i can't believe that story, cheryl. what about netflix, the stock has taken a dive this morning, guys. we've got to talk about the offering at netflix and what happened here. the streaming giant posted a massive miss on subscriber growth and the stock is down 12.5%. dagen: yikes. >> it was worse last night. dagen: netflix is not an eye lanislandthat everybody needs tn any longer. there's hulu, and what disney will unveil. >> it's a forecasting problem, not a business problem. maria: more on that, back in a minute. ♪ at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. where we're changing withs?. contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, y

the violent and danger royce standoff unfolding at a trader joe's in southern california.in s.w.a.t. gear, surrounding the store. a person being dragged out unconscious. an an. >>> also breaking tonight the ntsb just revealing new information in that tourist boat disaster. the vessel was facing near-hurricane-force wind gusts. plus, we go inside the final moments onboard the sinking tourist boat. from her hospital bed, the devastating memory of her drowning sister-in-law begging, grab the baby, and the shocking things she said they were told about the

that's n p ablem nor a large company like ge or rolls-royce. the challenge will be getting smaller suppliers to spend billions of dollars in order to build more product. the solution, more mergers and acquisitions, with larger aviation fir buying smaller companies. >> there's going to be a aconsolidation in levels of the supply chain. to do what the boeings and airbus are going to demand. >> reaching new highs industry looking to break a long history u of and down cycles. >> phil lebeau, nightly business report, farnborough engld. >>> iconic signed its largest supply contract with boeing. companies will provide aluminum sheet -- separately, the wall street journal reports they've drawn takeover interests from private equity fms and that's what helped send those shares higher. it was one of the bestpe orming stocks in the s&p 500 toy, up more than 10% in y's session. >>> onees of the hoparts of the already steamy real estate sector. >>> amazon's prime day today with some glitches. customers reported that the site was crashing on what is among th

he won every domestic trophy under don revie, who gave him the nickname rolls royce.e 727 appearances during his career, playing only for leeds and in every position except goalkeeper. what a beautiful goal. he also represented england 2a times. he was a key figure in the heralded and at times controversial league side of the late 19605 and 19705 lying alongside stars like peter norman and eddie gray. every major game he played in andi gray. every major game he played in and i think he will go down as one of the greatest days in the history of the greatest days in the history of the greatest days in the history of the club. paul madeley was born

be a change the same for free to war so no word each area on the is from another royce and also we are not looking for the. scene there. truong to corporately thoughts return to cooperative mr trump all. in tearing in a game or any underwear getting that he has made in in some parts of the world including the muni's so we will more not to participate in any game or anybody any that he has made. itself to them to him to cooperate it is in there if lois e bay so european is theirs they have different policy or main quality in their region is cooperation with the. people of iraq and. syria. we don't want to enter in there any kind of were you need. is going to be created. mr truong that's the key if i may ask you're on the formal purpose of your visit as far as i know your formal reason of coming here east's you explain the iranian position on the j c p o e in the aftermath of the american of its drone and from what i know iran has so far insisted that it will stay within the deal if the europeans do enough. to make a palatable for your country have they been efficient supply have they of

this perception that goods and services are separate things that if you take a company like rolls—roycemore than half of their revenue came from services because once they sell an engine, there is more money involved in servicing that engine afterwards, so the idea that goods and services are separate and if we get a deal on goods, companies like rolls—royce would be fine, it's a bit more complicated than that. thank you, chris, we will see what happens this week ahead of that kit chequers meeting on friday. more now on our breaking news and within the past half hour, it's been reported that rescue divers in thailand have located 12 boys and their football coach, trapped in flooded caves. the governor of chiang rai province has said that the 12 boys and their coach are now safe. they say medical staff will be sent in to assess their condition. that is a picture of the boys before they became lost. people around the world had been waiting for news of those boys and its dramatic news that the boys have been found alive. let's get the latest from howard johnson, who was about a mile from t

we've got that beautiful black rolls royce pulling out when suddenly you'll notice a woman outside her car. >> oh, no. oh, no. >> yeah, she backed right into that car that's worth over 600,000 u.s. dollars. >> was the damage really that bad? it was about 2 miles per hour? >> any damage to a car like that is going to be expensive. >> reports that are she will be responsible for about $2,000 worth of damage. >> is that a puddle? >> now that puddle you cannot miss. >> i can understand. >> that's a body of water. this dude also forgot his hand brake when he parked that mercedes van. this situation went from bad to worse as you the van was rented. they got the rernter easy insurance. >>> a standoff? a pub is complicated. a standoff in a pub with babies involved even more complicated. the standoff, this man is worried about a mallard and her ducklings. >> mallard choose some more interesting place to nest with their babies. this one chose a raised flower bed at a pub. she instantly jumps down and says, all right. so they get the netting out, a little funnel, she just hops right in. >> rescui

interested in fit having different workshops and then a rolls royce or a jag sitting in the middle. yog. all new cars require a different environment and i found it here. in this nine hundred seventy s. triumph spitfire if it can tell you here in the far east. there was little if a lot done getting to drive an old classic car like this through an area like this it's just out of this world because like going back twenty years to a time when cars like this still rule the roads and so it feels a bit more then then you get out and think what a shame that that time is gone we're back to the present side just about any more we have the right track here that we're seeing this neighborhood and. came to really does seem as if time has stood still facing an isolated farm in haunt of the black far east. time at the breaks that cruising the black forest marks the end of our drive for today well we're back tomorrow with a special focusing on the arts i hope you join me again make sure to follow us on social media on facebook and instagram d w your max but i found out. the next special edition no

interested in fit having different workshops and then a rolls royce or a jag sitting in the middle. yog. old cars require a different environment and i found it here. in this nine hundred seventy s. triumph spitfire if it can help even the next artist. it was little if any would drive an old classic car like this through an area like this it's just out of this world because like going back twenty years to a time when cars like this still rule the roads that's how it feels. then you get out and think oh what a shame that that time is gone we're back to the present it's i just want anymore we're going right back you would seem us maybe. came from really don't. seem as if time has stood still at base isolated farm in heart of the black far east. time at the breaks back cruising the black forest marks the end of our drive for today we'll be back tomorrow with a special focusing on the arts i hope you join me again make sure to follow us on social media on facebook and instagram d w your max but our finale. special edition of your own max. two spaniards and their instagram illusion. a se

yes, just past the hartney whitney village green in a converted cow barn, an ex—rolls—royce aerodynamicistide it which sends live data into the cloud to be analysed by cycling teams or casual cyclists alike. an accelerometer in the rear chain stay. also, temperature, pressure and humidity. the frame is made in a mould like this from many layers of this carbon composite. but on one layer of the composite, they print the circuitry for the senses and the conduct of pathways which sends the data around the frame. —— circuitry for the censors. all of this is made from graphene. we have connected the senses using graphene—printed circuitry. i know the humidity, the air pressure, the amount of watts you're pushing. i know how much you are deforming the frame, i know the headwind and the tailwind. pulling all of that together, i can say you should stop. and in the future you want to exploit other properties of graphene to do something pretty incredible to this frame? yeah, we want to actually be able to change the shape of the frame dynamically, based upon the environmental conditions that are the

only a problem in agriculture hundreds of thousands of jobs are under threat at companies like rolls royce jaguar airbus and siemens and so our entire industrial sectors like steel. eighty percent of those exports go to the e.u. market so for us we absolutely need for the very survival of the steel center in the u.k. seamless trade with terrorists. with no end in sight for the u.k. trade deal many sectors have a long road of economic instability ahead of them. now to an uplifting story that really captivated the world sumi that's right monica bout her roic rescue of the twelve boys and their soccer coach as they were trapped for two and a half weeks deep inside a flooded cave in thailand while the boys are doing well and doctors are pleased with their recovery as they prepare to leave the hospital the boys have now been told though one person a former navy diver lost his life during the mission to free them safe and recovered from the hospital beds the children of the wild boars football team send the messages of thanks to the rescuers. and thank you for worrying about me and thank you for

rolls royce has designed a propulsion system for a flying taxi, which it hopes could take to the skiess early as the next decade. the firm is looking for companies to partner with. the electric vehicle would carry four to five people, travelling at up to 400 kilometres per hour. do you know the movie the fifth element? now, idon‘t, do you know the movie the fifth element? now, i don't, tell me about it. it is all about flying taxis. it isa it. it is all about flying taxis. it is a hollywood film. i missed that. would you go to one?” is a hollywood film. i missed that. would you go to one? i am not sure about coordinating and flying around. and hitting your amazon orders going the other way! growth in china — the world's second biggest economy — has slowed over the past three months to 6.7%. it's all as the government is trying to tackle debt and, of course, there's also the ongoing trade war with the us that we keep mentioning. sarah toms is in our asia business hub in singapore. talk us through these latest growth numbers, interesting to get them right now. that is right. china is the

the violent and danger royce standoff unfolding at a trader joe's in southern california. officers in s.w.a.t. gear, surrounding the store. a person being dragged out unconscious. an an. >>> also breaking tonight the ntsb just revealing new information in that tourist boat disaster. the vessel was facing near-hurricane-force wind gusts. plus, we go inside the final moments onboard the sinking tourist boat. from her hospital bed, the devastating memory of her drowning sister-in-law begging, grab the baby, and the shocking things she said they were told about the life vests onboard. >>> tornado outbreak. plus, the flash flood fears tonight. more than 38 million people at risk. >>> trump versus cohen. the major development. for the first time, the president taking public aim at his former fixer, michael cohen. >>> plus, the violent parking lot confrontation. a man shoved to the ground. taking out his gun and killing the man who pushed him. that man, a father, dying in front of his 5-year-old son. why police say the shooter had the right to pull the trigger. >>> and high-flyin

don revie colquhoun rolls—royce because he was a class act.sing an appeal against a riding ban. king george at arscott after losing an appealagainsta riding ban. he was penalise for careless riding in the dark checks of cambridge stakes at newmarket. stewarts found him to have caused interference to maintain dish and over a furlong out. at panel has reduced the ban down to six days but it means he will miss out on a scot and two key rides at the glorious goodwood festival. richard cruise has won the first fencing world championship for britain since 1965. he is currently ranked fourth in the world and guaranteed himself a medal in beating teammate james andrew davis earlier in the day. he did lose to the spanish carlos lavador in the final. fencing was one of five sports to have uk sports funding removed in 2016. 102 athletes from britain take part in next month's european athletics championships in berlin and, for the first time in a major championships, more women than men have been named in the team gb squad. laura muir will only race in th