goldie sayers has retired today but says she leaves athletics with "a deep sense of injustice".mpic games but is still waiting to receive herjavelin bronze medal from the 2008 olympics where she came fourth. the russian doping cheat, mariya abakumova, was stripped of her silver last year after samples were retested. the best moment of my career was stolen, which is incredibly frustrating. you know, i've been hungry about it —— i've been angry about it, but i can say i am potentially a gold medallist. i broke the british record on that day andi broke the british record on that day and i produced one of the furthest ever performances of anybody finishing outside the medals. that performance on that day would have been a solid silver medal and every subsequent 0lympics. it is a bitter pill to swallow. fernando alonso has been given the all clear to race at the indianapolis 500 at the end of the month. he drove an indycar for the first time today and he successfully completed a series of speed tests allowing him to take part. the two—time formula one champion is looking to complete

goldie sayers says she will leave athletics with "a deep sense of injustice".11 british javelin titles, confirmed her retirement from the sport today, after 20 years, which saw her compete at three olympic games. she is still waiting to receive her bronze medal from the 2008 olympics, where she came fourth behind the russian doping cheat, mariya abakumova, who had won silver. the best moment of my career was stolen, which is incredibly frustrate, and you know, i've been angry about it, but also happy that ican angry about it, but also happy that i can say that potentially i'm an 0lympic medallist. i dread to think how much i have lost financially in responsibilitier ship, how much i have lost financially in responsibilitiership, especially leading into a home 0lympic responsibilitiership, especially leading into a home olympic games. that doesn't matter as much as missing the moment on the olympic podium, having produced such a good performance. i broke the british record and produced one of the furthest performances for someone finishing outside the medals, th

sayers, who's 3a, is still waiting to see if she will be awarded a bronze medalfor the 2008 beijing olympics the third placed russian athlete had it taken away for doping and is currently appealing. the best moment of my career was stolen, which is incredibly frustrating. i have been angry about it but also happy that i can say that potentially i am an olympic medallist. having produced such a good performance, it was not as if i just missed out, i broke the british record and produced one of the best performances for someone finishing out of the medals. that would have been a solid silver in every subsequent olympics. it is a bitter pill to swallow. former world number one ilie nastase will not be invited into the royal box at wimbledon this year, following his behaviour at last month's fed cup tie. nastase was romania captain for their match against great britain but he was ejected after a foul—mouthed rant at gb captain anne keothavong and british number one johanna konta. he's been provisionally suspended by the international tennis federation. the winners of this year's wimbledon single

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after announcing her retirement, 11—time british javelin champion goldie sayers says she leaves athleticsng a "deep sense of injustice". good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the european union's chief brexit negotiator has been setting out his priorities for the talks, warning that they will be complex and not painless. michel barnier insisted that the uk would not be punished for leaving but said that the accounts had to be settled. it came after reports that the uk could be asked to pay up to 100 billion euros to leave the eu. mr barnier said the top priority was to establish the rights of eu citizens living the in the uk and of britons in the eu. here's our political correspondent ben wright. in the tories‘s sights this morning, jeremy corbyn‘s tax plans. the conservatives claim there is a huge hole and his sons, a charge labour strongly denies. but what about the cost of brexit? there is an account to settle and taxpayers will get the bill. the numbers that have been bandied around in the press, 50, 60, 100 million, we do not recognise. we certainly have not had any indi

calling time on her career, goldie sayers hits out at the doping cheats who denied her a place on thea bionic hand that is as sensitive and versatile as the human version has long been the ambition for scientists. now they are a step closer. researchers have developed a bionic hand that has a camera embedded in it. within milliseconds, the hand sees an object and decides whether to use a light pinch or a firm grip to pick it up. here's our disability affairs correspondent nikki fox. a prosthetic with potential, a bionic hand that for the first time can pick up objects almost instantaneously. in fact, it's ten times quicker than what's currently available. doug is one of a number of amputees trialling this new technology. it is a life—changer, yeah. i guess the first time i got the hand to work, it's quite emotional, really. deep down, i'm working something that i lost 20 years ago. so how does it work? 0n the face of it, it's very simple, and down to a 99p webcam. what they've done is take one image, one snapshot of the object and within a fraction of a second, come up with the best g

there's a ton of nay sayers. i understand that. we expect that. tell me -- here is my position as a retired u.s. senator and somebody who cares about the future of our country, what's your ideas to fix it? because it certainly isn't getting fixed here. how do we fix -- how do we guarantee a good future for our kids? here is the number that sticks with me. we have $144 trillion in unfunded liabilities in debt right now that's going to be coming due in the next 50 years. if you take the 85 million millennials who are going to be the wage earners, how is it fair that they lose 30,000 bucks a year that they have to pay off when we weren't responsible for it? so to not do anything is a moral injustice to the people that follow us. i know people don't want to pay attention to that. the fact is we have an obligation to those that come after us to be responsible stewards and to start acting responsibly because we certainly haven't the last 25 years. >> the book is called smashing the d.c. monopoly, dr. tom coburn, former senator from oklahoma. first call

you can't let the critics and the nay sayers get in the way of your dreams. >> and i will say this.re nothing if you're not the truth. so i have made, i've made a living. i've made a living, i've made a life. made a fortune, really, fantastic. [ laughter ] >> everyone advises the commencement speaker to say the one thing that the students will remember 40 years from now, whether you're in french quarter or the oval office, no good can ever come from tweeting at 3:00 a.m. ♪ and i ♪ will always ♪ love you ♪ will always love you ♪ class of 2017 >> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news and of course cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm michelle miller. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, may 30th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> there was a threat made from representative rinaldi to put a bullet in one of my colleague's head. >> the fight over immigration takes a turn after a state senator says he caused i.c.e. on protesters. >> they wer

you cannot let the critics and nay sayers get in way of your dreams. the white hoution denies that exchange with flynn ever happened and the president meanwhile resuming to today's appointment of a special council releasing the statement saying "as i stated many times a thorough investigation will confirm what we already know. there was no collusion between my >>> tonight lawmakers from both sides of the aisle want to see the memos james comey kept of interactions to act aing fbi director andrew cabe demanding the bureau hand over comey's memos. >> we have an obligation to carry out oversight regardless of which party is in the white house. that means we get all the permanent information. >> i'm not going to sit here and condemn or convict them until i see the facts of the fact is being on televisions committee is what we saevd. >> both house and senate committees invited former dpxt bi director james thome to talk about his baerm nation and there is no word if mr. homey kill testify. >> a saider was forced to pay extra fees first lieuen oont john raid

put it together this whole move into digital is working better than nay-sayers predicted. the undisputed champion, but walmart's online business is going strong. not only did e-commerce increase 63%, their merchandise volume grew by 69% most made up of organic growth on their own website, a huge acceleration from the 29% we saw last quarter or 20% growth the quarter before that to say nothing of the 7% growth a year ago. walmart has been the second largest e-commerce retailer for two straight quarters. can walmart beat amazon? doubtful. who says they need to? they just need to go toe-to-toe with amazon and make money doing it and wipe out everybody else in bricks&mortar, likely from what i've seen. they're going through a transformation look. they're different animals. amazon has terrific web services and businesses and in a class by itself with amazing artificial intelligence. walmart is a much cheaper stock that sells cheap earnings versus 85 on amazon. and the timeliness and refrigeration is working for them. bottom line you like high flying fast growing tech stocks, am

you can't let the critics and the nay sayers get in the way of your dreams.uess that's why i want to thank you. >> here's what he said today. >> well, i respect the move, but the entire thing has been a witch hunt and there is no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign, but i can always speak for myself and the russians, zero. i think it divides the gun tri. i thi -- country. >> we talked about this a lot during the campaign. is the president saying these things as a tactic to rally his base and lay the foundation to undermine the findings of the investigation if they don't fall his way? >> well, i think the president -- first of all, think hi he genuinely feels and believes that this is a witch hunt and he genuinely feels and believes that he's under attack. having said that, this is a tactic that he used during the campaign and it was very effective, but i think the -- you know, one of the core principles that republicans talk about being important to them is is to go out and do. and i don't think this is very helpful for him as president to pres

you can't let the critics and the nay sayers get in the way of your dreams. >> he closeded with these thoughts. >> thank you, everybody. great honor. good luck. enjoy your life. >> reporter: wolf, the president at this very moment in the oval office is talking to other candidates, other finalists for the fbi director's job, including former senator joe lieberman. now, cnn talked with him earlier this afternoon. he said he was surprised by this. he got a call from the white house yesterday, but he did come here for the interview. a former governor of oklahoma, frank keating also on the 9/11 commission and a popular elder statesman, republican governor, he left the west wing entrance just a few moments ago. he said it was, quote, a good conversation. i love being in this town, and he smiled as he walked away. but, wolf, back to the first choice here, again, manu raju and i are learning from our sources that it was senator john cornyn of texas. he was recommended, we're told, by the attorney general jeff sessions and the white house chief of staff reince priebus are. the president talked

you can't let the critics and the nay sayers get in the way of your dreams. i guess that's why i won. thank you. i guess that's why we won. the president's he 117th day in office wasn't busy enough we're following news that russian president vladimir putin chiming in, offering to turn over transcript of last week's meeting between president trump and russian officials. meanwhile, i'm keeping a close e on the markets. the dow is down over 300 points. the markets are down, why? because there are no signs of the republican agenda anywhere. and i want to get to thought news. peter alexander conversation reaction from the white house. lucy is following the latest on putin offering up those transcripts from london. also with us, "new york times" reporter, michael schmidt. the man who broke that bombshell story, amazing, about the comey memo last night. john finer, former chief of staff for john kerry, and the former head of the office of legal counsel for president reagan and george h.w. bush. we have a full house. michael, yesterday was a pretty big day. do you th

yesterday, heineken bought the remaining sayers -- shares. the sale price was not disclosed.or 50% of the custody and was estimated at $500 million. >>> just ahead, dozens of northern california prison inmates are training hard for the hard work of fighting wildfires. 200 inmates have spent this week training in valley springs and calaveras county, east of stockton. one of the first exercises for them is hike thing four miles within an hour. while caring chainsaws, shovels and axes. >> you may be sent to a piece of fire line that you have to walk miles and miles into and the expectation is once you get to the point, that you are able to function and do what you need to do. it all gets to crew cohesion and organization, knowing what your crewmembers are capable of. that all plays into it. >> they are also learning things like fire line construction, how to get a fire hose ready and also helicopter safety. in order for an inmate to qualify for this training program, they have to be a low level offender. >>> a southern california man is not letting his disability prevent him fro

you can't let the critics and the nay sayers get in the way of your dreams. >> president trump once again going aft media today as the white house still reels from controversy surroun >> we now have reports of the president asked the former fbi director to drop the investigation into russia ties with the national security advisor michael flynn. comey apparently recorded that request in his notes. notes that he made every time he met with the president reportedly and the president has implied in a tweet that he may have audio recordings of their encounters. >> joining us with what has already been a world win week is mark murray. you've got john mccann likening this to watergate. some democrats have been saying the word impeachment. where does this go from here? >> reporter: that's a great question. what i would actually argue the last weeks of news has probably been the most consequential in the trump presidency and there's been a tremendous amount of ups and downs that we've covered but how long long lasting this stories end up being so you start up with the firing of james comey, the fo

you can't let the critics and the nay sayers get in the way of your dreams. i will guess that's why we won. >> i'm joined by nbc white house correspondent, peter alexander and chief legal correspondent ari melber. what is the latest damage report out of white house? >> we heard from sean spicer a short time ago as he was traveling with the president on board air force one. he said the president has been clear. to be fair, the president hasn't addressed this in any way, not on twitter, he hasn't said any statements publicly. he said this important trail was not accurate. it told beyond that wasn't truthle, that the president never asked mr. comey or anybody else to basically end an investigation at his request. i did have an interesting conversation with the senior white house official today. made the point. they're not disputing the memo may exist but are disputing the way it is being characterized, saying this is the way the president speaks. that he wasn't asking james comey to tend investigation, to back off the investigation efrgs really just trying on ex

political and economic level, but i have to say i have grown tired of listening to all these doomsday sayersbeen progress. you can argue that it is being delayed by political friction, but the fact of the matter is that we have seen the peak and populism. let us celebrate the fact that we are now seeing a turn in the political landscape. let me just make a statement on its. out of all the major developed regions, the eurozone is the only one that has resorted into a full-blown populist government. in the u k, you have brexit, aich in my book is quite closed populism. in the u.s., you have got trump. but on the eurozone. , headvasileios gkionakis of global ethics strategy at unicredit research, is going to stick around because we are going to talk more about what is going on currently in the eurozone, but in two years, it will not be anymore. one month ago until the u.k.'s election. what does this mean for the bank of england's policy decisions amid brexit negotiations? we will discuss that with him next. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: -- matt: welcome back to the european market open. i'm matt

goldie sayers says she will leave athletics with a deep sense of injustice.firmed her retired from the sport today after 20 years which saw her compete at three olympic games. she is still waiting to receive her bronze medal from the 2008 olympics where she came fourth behind the russian doping cheat, mariya aba kumova, who had won silver. the best moment of my career was stolen, which is incredibly frustrating, and you know, i've been angry about it, but also happy that i can say that potentially i'm an olympic medallist. i dread to think how much i have lost financially, in sponsorship, i broke the british record and produced one of the furthest performances for someone finishing outside the medals. that performance on that day would have been a solid silver medal in every 0lympics, so it's, you know, it's a bitter pill to swallow. fernando alonso has been given the all—clear to race at the indianapolis 500 at the end of the month. he drove an indycar for the first time today as the the two—time formula one champion looks to complete motor racing's triple c

you can't let the critics and the nay sayers get in the way of your dreams. i guess that's why i want to thank you. >> what can you say? >> unbelievable. >> i will say this, don, it needs to be noted that donald trump's strength among the people who voted for him, among roughly 40% polled, 30%, 40% are still standing with him. it'll be interesting to see with the events today and by the way god bless the american press because "the times," "the washington post" and a lot of others really brought this stuff out. >> remember, it's fake, the news media is fake, by the way. >> well, by the way, they chant of some hard core trump supporters and trump himself used to be with hillary clinton, lock her up. now there's a movement within the trump circle to lock up the press, saying it's all about these leaks. >> here's the thing, they keep wanting to investigate leaks and on that i say we all know the calls are coming from inside the house, the very people inhis administration are the ones who are leaking. you said they made a deal because i guess they wanted to get t

britishjavelin champion goldie sayers says she leaves athletics feeling a deep sense of injustice afteres bya denied a medal at the beijing games by a drugs cheat. and fernando alonso has passed his indycar rookie test and is now going to be allowed to race at the indy 500 at the end of the month. a full update in the next 15 minutes or so. a student has been found guilty of planting a home—made bomb on a tube train in london. damon smith, who's 20, packed a rucksack with explosives, ball bearings and a timer which was set to go off within minutes at north greenwich station. june kelly reports. alone on an london underground platform damon smith is caught on cctv priming his device to explode on the tube. it's inside a rucksack and he has timed it to go off after 11am. surrounded by passengers, he feigns interest in his book. further down the line, he gets off, but he has abandoned the rucksack in the carriage and left its lethal contents to explode. the rucksack was eventually spotted. north greenwich station was evacuated. passengers frightened that as on 7/7 the underground system wa

and there needs to be a global debate about this was the goldie sayers says she is going to leave athleticsn title injustice. the 3a—year—old who won 11 britishjavelin title is confirmed her retirement from the sport today after 20 years, which saw her compete at three 0lympic games. she is still waiting to receive her bronze medalfrom games. she is still waiting to receive her bronze medal from the 2008 games, where she came forth behind the russian doping cheek maria back over, who won silver. —— doping cheats. the best moment of my career was stolen, which is incredibly frustrating. i have been angry about it but also happy that i can say that, potentially, i'm an 0lympic medallist, having produced such an important performance on the day it was not as if i threw solidly and missed out on a medalforced broke the british record and produced one of the furthest performances ever finishing outside the medals. that performance that they would have been a solid silver medal in every subsequent 0lympics. it isa medal in every subsequent 0lympics. it is a bitter pill to swallow. much better inj

. >> when you see an animal like that you think of sea lions and you think sayer so cute, they're sothey must be harmless. there's a reason those signs are posted saying do not feed the animals. >> yeah. or get near them. >>> coming up, the billboard music awards were a family affair for drake, who won a record number of awards. >> while cher showed us she can turn back time as she rocked the stage at 71. some interesting wardrobe there. we're live in vegas next. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. two kids barfed in class today. it was so gross. lysol disinfectant spray kills 99.9% of bacteria, even those that cause stomach bugs. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. ♪ do you believe in life after love ♪ ♪ i can feel something inside me say ♪ >>> big night at the billboard music awards last night. >> yes. >> cher, as you can hear, rocked the house. drake also made his

you kant let the critics and the nay sayers get in the way of your dreams. ♪ ♪ we're an american mane're an american man ♪ we're coming to your town ♪ we're an american band ainsley: i just observed there are more american flags out there than normally. avenue of americas. then have you four american flags out there. brian: other people call it sixth avenue. steve: other people do. fifth and seventh. ainsley: look at the street sign it's avenue of the americas. if you look at the official name avenue of the americas. people say sixth avenue if you are a new yorker. if you look at the street sign it says avenue of the americas. brian: good point. if you are writing us write avenue of americas. steve: we are the number one morning cable news show thanks to you. we will starter with a fox news alert. reverend mueller who once upon a time was the fbi director for barack obama and also george w. bush has been named special counsel looking into the russia ties to, if they exist, anybody involved in the trump campaign. and this guy was actually appointed by the deputy assistant attorney gen

you can't let the critics and the nay sayers get in the way of your dreams. >> i will say this, you areou are not the truth. so, i have made -- i have made a living -- i have made a living, made a life, made a fortune, actually. it's fantastic. [ laughter ] >> everyone advises a congressmenment speaker to say the one thing the students will remember 40 years from now, whether you are in french quarter or the oval office, no good can ever come from tweeting at 3:00 a.m. ♪ ♪ i will always love you ♪ will always love you, class of 2017 ♪ >> that is a moment a graduate will never forget. >> exactly. i don't remember my college ceremony. >> bill clinton was in mine. >> i love >>> this morning in the dish, a chef who has come very far in his career. sheldon won a claim in his home state and the mainland for innovative take on island favorites. feasts coming up next. you are watching "cbs this morning: saturday." depression is a tangle of multiple symptoms. ♪ that's why there's trintellix, a prescription medication for depression. trintellix may hel