sagan was dominant as he took his 12th tour stage win.was followed by wout van aert and matteo trentin. defending champion geraint thomas stays seventh overall, 45 seconds behind race leaderjulian alaphilippe. ahead of the british grand prix at the weekend. it's been announced that silverstone will stay on the fi calendar for another five years. there were concerns sunday's race could be the last due to rising costs. the race has been in doubt since silverstone exercised a break clause in its contract because of the cost of staging it. but a new contract to keep the race at the venue was agreed yesterday. the chairman and ceo of formula one says it was vital to secure the future of the race very important, our history is one of our visit today to my most important assets. one of the most distinguishing areas. it has a unique place in the history, whether it is the drivers, the races for the british fans. they are all tremendously important to the sport. the irish premiership champions linfield have lost the first leg of their champions le

peter sagan sprinted to victory, securing the 12th to a stage of his career as the race hit mountainh enough to separate the overall contenders, but rugged enough to get rid of the fewest printers and leave the classics to fight for victory. the team to plenty of work to real in the team does mike day's breakaway. the former world champion bait is team back taking the win. julian alaphilippe retains the yellow jersey. grant thomas stays in second place. senegal and nigeria are the first two teams through to the africa cup of nations semifinals after respective wins over benin and south africa on wednesday. from cairo the bbc‘s piers edwards reports. nigeria booked a place in sunday's semi—finals on a night that history here on the first night of the quarterfinals. the super eagles, 2—1 when was not just quarterfinals. the super eagles, 2—1 when was notjust notable for a late winner, but for the first time in an africa cup of nations where video technology has been used to overturn a referee decision. south africa clawed their way back in after the goal was adjudged to not who've been

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the great carl sagan effort. perfect in every way.o much for being here on this historic anniversary and for being in houston where you are getting to do all of my favorite things. thank you. >> thanks s.e. >> all right. as i said my favorite space movie is "contact." the perfect film based on the carl sagan book. here is whati know s.e. cupp ha "star wars" which is unacceptable. but the best space movie every empire strikes back second in the original series. too good. >> this is easy for me. favorite space movie of all many time. apollo 13. tom hanks you're the best. >> my favorite space movie is outland which a lot of people don't know. it's high noon in outer space. >> perhaps the greatest film about interstellar trachl has to be totals recall. peak arnold schwarzenegger. sharon stone. alien mutation things. a cinematic masters. >> empire strikes back for three reasons. number one lando. number two, dagaba, seems like a completely freaky space. number three in the trilogy the first chance to see the power of the force. >> my favor

inclusiveness. -- forsakenr sagan the united states. electiontion and the after that will be on democracy. remain encouraged. deal with this phobia. said to my honorable member , this headwind that is blowing is blowing to lift you hire. role of the muslim community throughout the nation, the world. they look up to you to lead. you have been chosen. you have a choice whether to face this headwind and fly higher or be defeated. you make the choice for the sake of yourself, your children. make sure you remain a beacon of hope for the rest of the country. bearers in the darkness of night do not walk on the sidelines. they walk up front and center. make the decision in your quiet moment i am going to be the candle bearer for my community for this nation. and you will see you have made the difference in 2018, you will make the difference in 2019, you will make the difference in 2020. may god be with you. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. .ast but not least >> i get to follow that? i appreciate your powerful speech. thank you for all you've

it was a two-man race to the finish with an edge out of peter sagan in a photo finish. he becomes the first dutchman to wear the yellow jersey in 30 years. >>> the giants are in action in about 30 minutes. always nba contracts agreed upon in principle, they could all be signed today. >> not much going on in sports today, that's what you're saying, right? >> yeah, just a normal saturday. >>> and we are continuing to follow the powerful is that for me? mhm aaaah! nooooo... nooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. [son loudly clears throat] sigh [mom and dad laugh] bounty, the quicker picker upper. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, a 11-year-old girl's beloved pet rabbit stolen from the marin county fair, a new rule is going into effect to make sure that can't happen again. >>> plus, governor newsom says preparing for disaster is the price of admission for living in california. >>> and before we ngwee want to bring you up to daetz with the latest on the earthquake governo

nuclear deal known as the j c p a way in that time the trump administration has imposed old and new sagan's to cripple iran's economy washington's policy of maximum pressure against tehran's pollen. maximum patience there is no sign that the pressure will let up anytime soon but that patience it is running out today iran said that it is no longer limiting its enrichment of uranium a direct violation of the nuclear deal and a direct provocation intended to make europe react iran wants europe to shield it from those u.s. sanctions and europe as promised to do that but so far that promise remains more theory and practice more now we have no hope and no trust in anyone or any country about the door of diplomacy is open with diplomacy boss be just one sneeze it's important not to get lost in process what is important is to get iran to abide by the agreement again. we regret that iran has announced a further reduction of its commitment to the comprehensive agreement on the iran nuclear issue. we will continue to oppose iran's malign influence we will continue to bring pressure on their economy an

teunissen outsprinted peter sagan to take the yellow jersey. that's all the sport for now.nd guitarist, joao gilberto, has died aged 88. the artist is considered to have revolutionised brazilian music and created bossa nova. the genre which means new trend is a musical style derive from samba and jazz. the uk's biggest pride event has been taking place central london — celebrating 50 years since the start of the modern lgbt rights movement. hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets of central london, with the organisers predicting that this year's london pride might be the biggest ever. a quick look at the pictures from madrid as well. there they were also celebrating. plenty more coming up. we still had 25 degrees across the far south of england ahead of the weather front that is bringing changes. behind it the sunshine returned, here we are on the great 0rme ‘s head. whilst further inland across shropshire under the weather front we had, it was quite grey. 0ther front we had, it was quite grey. other parts of england and wales have had far bias guys today. not t

peter sagan secured his first win of this year's race as he sprinted to victory in stage five for hish overall, a5 seconds behind race leader alaphilippe. kawhi leonard has left reigning nba champions the toronto raptors just three weeks after winning the title to join the la clippers in a three year deal to belived to be over $100 million. the clippers have confirmed the free agency move on social media with leonard set to link up with paul george who was traded from oklahoma city thunder which has seen the californian franchise tipped for next season's title. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that is your thursday sport briefing. the pop singer, taylor swift, has been named the world's top—earning celebrity. she was number one in the famous forbes 100 list for the last year — earning more than $180 million. most of the money came from her reputation tour, described as the highest—grossing in us history. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. # i promise that you'll never find another like me—e—

all right now in cycling pages sagan won the 5th stage of the tour de france the 3 time world champion sprinter to the finish to claim his 1st stage win at this year's tour despite losing time at the top of the standings france is purely on leap retains the yellow jersey heading into stage 6 on thursday. and you our show has opened at london's tate modern gallery and its creator danish icelandic artist all of her. hopes to provide a feast for the census you won't just see his art you'll also feel smell and taste it. was previously best known for his giant blazing sun which drew more than 2000000 visitors to the tate modern 16 years ago. being lost in the fog or being confronted with changing color as visitors to london's tate modern can go on a bizarre journey experiencing themselves and their environments a new how our perceptions interpret nature and the elements a part of the show paola for us on the danish icelandic berlin based contemporary star who's highly paid world famous and who makes a few to months of his audience so this is how. sometimes going to a museum can be hard work

mike teunissen beat peter sagan in a photo finish to become the first dutchman for 30 years to claime is a team time trial around the belgian capital. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. it's been revealed that the department of health is planning to spend £3 million on a service to transport medication, in the event of a no—deal brexit at the end of october. it wants to hire an "express freight service" to transport medicines, blood and transplant tissue. but experts have described the timeline for the contract as "tight". katy austin reports. when a multi—million pound ferry contract was awarded to seaborne freight, which had never run a ferry service, the way the government was securing deals to deliver contingency plans for a no—deal brexit came under intense scrutiny. now there's a new brexit date and new plans are being drawn up in case the flow of goods in and out of the uk is disrupted by leaving the eu in october without a deal. things are being done differently — more flexible freight contracts are already being planned, and tussell, a data provid

mike teunissen beat peter sagan in a photo finish to become the first dutchman for 30 years to claimheir historic first ever women's eurobasket semifinal in belgrade. they got off to a quick start, taking a li—point lead at the end of the first quarter, but france pegged them back to 34—34 at the half—time break, and gradually pulled away over the final two quarters to win 63—56. britain will play serbia in the third—place game tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. thank you so much. work to protect a lake district beauty spot from flooding is finally complete after more than three years. glenridding was badly hit during storm desmond in 2015, flooding twice in a matter of days. since then, work's been ongoing to repair damage and protect the community. £1.2 million has been spent on the flood management system. now it's finally finished, there's plenty of relief, but also frustration, as megan paterson reports. it is a landscape which inspired wordsworth and countless others since. glenridding on the shores of ullswater is a lake districtjewel. the tranquillity of today a stark co

so on the one hand you have analysts and scholars such as scott sagan who say lower your weapons and it's actually a more ethical deterrent. and if we were in a situation where we had to respond to nuclear use, a low yield weapons probably gives you a better chance of doing that. on the other hand, you have some prominent members of congress and opponents of low yield weps ns who say that's crazy, even preparing for a nuclear war is very dangerous. in a sense they're not following the logic through but they're really arguing for a massive retaliation strategy, which based on the analysis i'm hearing here sounds like it would be less consistent with the law of armed conflict. so i would be interested in both of your views on that issue. thank you. >> before you answer, newell, i want to get a plug. vince manzo has written a great paper recently on kind of the future of arms control on this situation, primarily u.s., russia and china. so for those of you who are inclined to think and learn more about these issues, i recommend his paper. newell, please, it's a free spot. it's not a paid

mike teunissen beat peter sagan in a photo finish to become the first dutchman for 30 years to claimyellow jersey. i'm fine, i was going pretty slow by the time i hit them and just toppled over. i gave myself enough space and avoid the actual crash. just with the barriers, nowhere to go. just one of those things. the main thing is that it didn't do any damage. it just sort of... yeah, the bike took the hit and i toppled over. great britain will compete for a bronze medal today at the first women's eurobasket championship. that's after they were beaten by france in the semi final in belgrade yesterday. great britain did have an early 4 point led — but the french proved too strong. britain will play either serbia or spain in the third place play off. catalans dragons have ended a run of five defeats in the super league — thanks to a great performance from jodie broughton. he scored a hat—trick to help them thrash wakefield 44—10. tony gigot also scored twice for the home side who move up to fifth. wakefield have now lost six of their past seven matches. elsewhere warrington beat the lo

basic principles of american democracy, the black civil rights movement, and sociologists edward sagan's assertion that homosexuals are a valid minority, kamman he argued that the government should not only not persecute homosexuals, but should work to end discrimination against them. tammany use the analysis from his supreme court petition when he started an organization in washington dc. other mattachine society of washington. to argue that the file movement is a civil rights movement. that must settle for nothing less than full legal and social equality. no one had ever enunciated that approach before. was beyond radical. in that time. canon he was at first a lonely voice but soon one activist over to his side. with each passing year, one more support. in 1964, tammany was invited to give a speech to the mattachine society of new york. there he articulated publicly, the arguments he had crafted in the supreme court petition. he also urged the new york city activist word to accomplish two goals. to end police entrapment and to legalize bars. this beach a little electrified the mattachi

peter sagan of slovakia won stage 355. it ends june 28th. >> the weather has been quite cool.> spencer christian has the forecast. >> sunny skies about everywhere right now. no hint of fog. it makes an appearance at the coast and locally over the bay, maybe drizzle will accompany the fog. overnight lows in the mid to upper 50s. tomorrow, taking you into the overnight hours with this forecast animation. you can see how the fog will make an intand push. tomorrow it burns back to the coastline and produce some low visibility for morning commuters because of the lingering morning fog. by midday, sunny skies just about everywhere. the fog will burn away from the coast for a while. highs from mid 60s at the coast to mid and upper 70s around the bay shoreline to upper 80s to about 90 in the warmest inland spots tomorrow. warmer than that friday, saturday and sunday. check out the inland highs. mid to upper 90s. saturday will be the warmest day with highs around 88, 89 degrees. low to mid 80s around the bay shoreline. we'll have gradual cooling going into early next week with a sharpe

mike teunissen beat peter sagan in a photo finish to become the first dutchman for 30 years to claime last seven, and warrington beat the london broncos. and finally lionel messi has been sent off for only the second time in his career. the first was on his international debut and last night he was also shown a red card playing for argentina in their third place playoff at the copa america. this was in the first half of the game against chile, and a confrontation with gary medel. they were both sent off although it looked like one was doing more pushing than the other. they even checked it via the var and still messi was sent off, and afterwards he claimed argentina were the victims of corruption. and perhaps that the referee had been told to do it after some injudicious comments from lionel messi. i have to say that these two we re messi. i have to say that these two were offering an interesting musical rendition of heroes in a half shell. it was quite a grungy, rapidly kind of tune, and i think many people should now head out and find it. it isa should now head out and find it. it

mike teunissen beat peter sagan in a photo finish to become the first dutchman for 30 years to claimeer. the first was on his international debut. that was 14 years ago as an 18—year—old. last night he was also shown a red card playing for argentina in their third place playoff at the copa america. this was in the first half of the game against chile. a confrontation with gary medel. they were both sent off although it looked like one was doing more pushing than the other. they even checked it via the var. still messi was sent off. afterwards he claimed argentina were the victims of corruption is promised, i don't know what your saturday night tv watching habits are. but i doubt it very often includes mixed doubles tennis. andy murray and serena williams teamed up for the first time on centre court and the all—star partnership has played one, won one. i'm ready, i'm excited, but i'm definitely nervous. the most famous mixed doubles pairing in wimbledon history. serena, get up! she didn't want to get in the way. andy murray was working back there. and the murray—williams show is under

the sagan seoul, continues.n put money in a wide-ranging -- the official announcement for that sale will be issued in july after the due diligence report delivered to creditors this week. the chairman also touched on hyundai heavy's taking over they were shipbuilding, saying they could close business if the sale doesn't go through. by does look at selling this year end or march at the latest. korean chipmakers remain in assessing the fallout from the export curbs are you executives at samsung and sk hynix have captured concerned with the south korean government they could stop operations at the end areuly unless restrictions withdrawn. the only have two to four weeks of stockpiled materials. the trump administration said trade talks with china are resuming and face-to-face meetings are expected soon. beijing reiterated demands that the u.s. remove all existing tariffs. selena is watching this. what do we know about how the talks are unfolding? the talks have restarted with the latest rhetoric shows it a deal cou

this is a week where we found out it is overhaul time from christian sagan.nk because of its link to 1mdb. mind, we have to bear in it appears deutsche bank may -- when itisled in handed out this loan in 2014, and called some of that back when they realized the collateral could not be seized, a slightly different position from goldman sachs when one of its own bankers was misleading. 10 days ago, they post the u.s. stress test, deutsche bank did, getting a vote of confidence in its controls after a myriad of misconduct that made the regulator uneasy. i think a few things to balance out. francine: does this level out? does this settle concerns about the overhaul? elisa: what you were seeing is particularly the equity investors being worried they will have to fund the restructuring. deutsche bank says they can do it by delving into the capital buffers and revenue will be growing, but investors are not convinced. for two years, they will have to forfeit their dividends so they are taking an immediate hit. tom: has the timeline changed yet? i am waiting to see th

ago sagan said a long time that no one is coming to help us and no one will save us from ourselves.t's all up to us. it's like when i was in the navy. when we had a fire on the aircraft carrier, we didn't run away. we ran toward it. it's the same premise with the earth. the earth will not last forever. if we want to preserve the human race, we need to explore space. that is the frontier, not here on the planet. we love the planet that if we are going to preserve us, we need to look into space and do some island hopping. i honestly think that a telescope like the webb is the right way to go but maybe not going to mars. i think the money should be dumped into the telescope and maybe speed of production. i don't know but i hope all americans are as excited as i am about this. this will be up there like the moon landing. host: thank you for the call, alan from brooklyn, good morning. caller: thank you, i was 17 years old at a national science with othercourse high school juniors in the summer of the moon landing and it was exciting. thinking back on the start of it, kennedy's challenge