pakistan's new media after his boss he won the most feeds we take a look at him wrong cons rise from sports month and international jetsetter to prime minister also coming up. cambodians head to the polls this weekend but have they got any very choice other than prime minister hun sen the man who's doing it for more than three decades.

pakistan's new media after his boss he won the most feeds we take a look at him wrong cons rise from sports month and international jetsetter to prime minister also coming up. cambodians head to the polls this weekend but have they got any very choice other than prime minister hun sen the man who's good for more than three decades. and natural disaster will often greek apologies see this pink this week's deadly wildfire as it was especially deliberately but the government is also facing criticism over its handling of the disaster for the last in the next sixty minutes on when you will be among the lucky ones to catch sight of this. the longest till the lunar eclipse of the twenty first century begins tonight and it's been featured a block the one time we find out what's so special about this astronomical event. cullen a very warm welcome to you i'm. a european union monitoring team has said pakistani elections showed a lack of equality and were not a living playing level playing field for their parties they're not man comes after pakistanis election commission officially declared imran khan the w

meanwhile, wasps‘ ashleyjohnson has been suspended from all sport for six months for doping. at the premiership club. the 32—year—old claimed he mistakenly consumed his wife's dietary supplement. johnson has almost served the ban already, as it has been backdated to the 7th february, the day of the test. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. bringing us tomorrow. for the sun, and jason beattie, who's head of politics at the daily mirror. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times leads on facebook‘s woes, as more than $120 billion was wiped off the value of its shares — the biggest one—day fall in us history. the guardian has the same story, saying the social media site "pays the price" for the data scandal. and the times also has a facebook story, reporting that the social media site allows anti—semitic posts to remain on the platform after they've been flagged by users as offensive. the i leads on the home secretary's decision to allow medicinal cannabis to be prescribibed to patients with exceptional clinical need after paren

sport. ten months ago, serena gave birth to daughter olympia, had severe complications after delivery she had recover from, and did a remarkable job doing so. >>> of course, a delay on center court because of a marathon match took place friday in the men's semifinals. they played a five set match that lasted six hours, 36 minutes. the highlight came when it was 24-24 in the fifth. some six hours in the match, anderson pulled off a left-handed shot. he would win the point, game, and eventually the match. definitely a tough one. this pushed the other semifinal match between djokovic and naall to this morning. he couldn't come back all the way. novak djokovic wins the set, 10 games to 8. no rest for the weary. he place anderson in the men's final tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> and it was a duchess day out. the duchess of cambridge and duchess of sussex kate and meghan are there for the ladies single finals. serena attended meghan's wedding in may, kate back in the royal box tomorrow with prince william to watch the men's final. i want to know where their hats are. >> how dare you com

season it was announced common at a point when you were young and i would start in twelve months meeting sporting director nick with zeal responsibility in the meantime his team take on swedish our second in the first game offer to like time to earn a place in the third qualifying round. and a tennis now and three now williams has accused anti doping apologies of discrimination the twenty three time grand slam champion suggested she was being unfairly targeted by random drug tests in a treat williams questioned the randomness of the tests and ruled out of all the players it's been proven the only one getting tested most discrimination i think so at least keeping the sport clean in june it was revealed that up to that point that here williams had been tested by the u.s. anti-doping agency more than twice as many times as any other female tennis player in a twenty three year career she has never tested positive for a banned substance. you're watching the news coming up ahead. dream job we find out why hundreds of people from around the world apply to become i mean job. that story and more coming up

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investigating the poisoning of a couple in wiltshire last weekend warn the operation could take months. sporth chris mitchell. good afternoon. france will play belgium in the first semifinal at the world cup. who will play in the other? you'll know by the end of the day and you'll already know england take on sweden in under two—hours. this for many is once—in—a—lifetime moment. natalie pirks is there for you. england are the favourites. i they we re england are the favourites. i they were the favourites? the problem is they have not kept her clean sheet in the whole of the tournament. what an amazing situation this is. england are starting to arrive no, we can see in the big screens. you can see a few england fans have started to come in, even though there are two hours to go before kick—off. just under two hours. this is quite hard to get to, this arena. it is shaped like a ufo in honour that this is russia's rocket producing area. around 2000 england fa ns producing area. around 2000 england fans are expected in this arena. we are expecting around 2000, maybe up to 3000. this has not sold

well, while we've been enjoying a month of unprecedented sporting emotions in what's been a footballingp, there's been one transfer which may have been slightly overshadowed by russia 2018, and that's cristiano ronaldo‘s move to juventus. the 33—year—old, five—time ballon d'or winner talked to the media on monday after his $132 million move from real madrid had been officially announced. he spoke of his happiness to be moving to the italian champions at this stage of his career. well, you can probably see journalists just wrapping things up. the lights are dipping. i think it isa hint the lights are dipping. i think it is a hint they want us to leave. 200 journalists turned up to welcome cristiano ronaldo. there are fans outside waiting to get a glimpse of their talisman. even cristiano ronaldo‘s mum turned up to see what he had to say. he was here for about 20 minutes while he was questioned ina 20 minutes while he was questioned in a host of different languages. he seemed relaxed. he was laughing, he was joking. seemed relaxed. he was laughing, he wasjoking. one seemed relaxed. he was

australia for their involvement in a brawl during a world cup qualifying game earlier on this month the sport's governing body fever are suspended thirteen players and two coaches from both teams for a huge fight in manila the philippines had ten players and two officials banned from a total of thirty nine games and will have to play the next time game behind closed doors they've also been fined almost two hundred fifty thousand dollars for an sportsmanlike behavior while basketball australia has also been fined one hundred thousand dollars. and the lympics medal winning a figure skater has died at the age of twenty five after being attacked with a knife in his native covered stand that is ten one bronze of the forty games and twenty fourteen also competed at the pyongyang a lympics earlier this year police say a ten was stabbed in the thigh as he tried to stop two men from stealing his car mirror as he later died of his injuries in hospital. olympic champion gymnasts to early raise men stole the show at this year's espy awards in los angeles but it's not for her achievements in the sport inste

fencing was one of five sports to have uk sport funding removed in 2016. next months will take part in the european athletics championships in berlin. for the first time in a major championships more women than men have been named on the team gb squad. laura muir will race in the 1500 metres. she has ditched the 800 because of an achilles problem. and is hughes is favourite for gold in the 100 metres whilst dina asher—smith is hoping to become a three—time european gold medallist. we've seen so many girls who have set personal bests, season bests, this year, who will be up there challenging for the medals. i would love to be, obviously, i would love it, but on me going there and running the race is that i need to run. that is why we love track and field. you have got your favourites, then next thing it is that is that is the thing that makes people want to watch athletics, because you might think you know who's going to win, you might have who would you wa nt to win, you might have who would you want to win in your head but when the gun goes, it is anybody‘s game. fi

australia for their involvement in a brawl during a world cup qualifying game earlier on this month the sport's governing body fever has suspended thirteen players and two coaches from both teams for a huge fight in manila the philippines had ten players and two officials banned from a total of thirty nine games and will have to play the next time game behind closed doors they've also been fined almost two hundred fifty thousand dollars for an unsportsmanlike behavior while basketball australia has also been fined one hundred thousand dollars. and a lympics medal winning a figure skater has died at the age of twenty five after being attacked with a knife in his native kazakhstan then has turned one bronze of the sort she gains in twenty fourteen and also competed at the olympics earlier this year police say a ten was stabbed in the thigh as he tried to stop two men from stealing his car mirrors he later died of his injuries in hospital. olympic champion gymnast alley raised and stole the show at this year's f.b.i. awards in los angeles but it's not for her acumen in the sport instead she and ot

sports are perceived in america. listen to this interview with don lemon. >> what i noticed over the last few months, that he has usedrt to kind of divide us. that's something that i can't relate to. i know that sport was the first time i ever was around someone white. you know? i got an opportunity to see them and learn about them. and they got an opportunity to learn about me. >> don lemon spoke to james. a fascinating interview about what he is doing in akron, ohio, teaming up with the public school system to create an elementary school helping to work with children. >> the faces on the kids. we walked into the classroom. they had no idea he was coming. one little girl, she shrank down in his seat. oh, my gosh. her eyes got huge. she couldn't even speak. they were so excited to see him. they don't care what color he is. they just love him. that's it. >> i'm so glad you did this. so glad he is doing this. i have been reading about this for years, promise and what he is doing. it's not just money. he is throwing his heart into this. before we get into the politics and what he said about race, let's talk about this s

under strain for their involvement in a brawl during a world cup qualifying game earlier this month the sport's governing body fever has suspended thirteen players and two coaches from both teams for a huge fight in manila the philippines had ten players and two officials banned from a total of thirty nine games and will have to play their next home game behind closed doors they've also been fined almost two hundred fifty thousand dollars for sportsmanlike behavior while basketball australia has also been fined one hundred thousand dollars. with the black all and i still stand by it i think that's wrong to think that something that you know my the contrast when i spoke previously that the game that we played against japan in tokyo two days before was a thrilling one point man she was played in the right spirit it was it was a fantastic contest that's the way we play a basketball so what we saw in the philippines was was the polar opposite of how we want to go about that so the challenge is in front of pliers a time a team management is to you know you know when we go out on the court we fly you

australia for their involvement in a brawl with during a wired cup qualifying game earlier on this month the sport's governing body fever has suspended thirteen players and two coaches from both teams for a huge fight in manila the philippines had ten players and two officials banned from a total of thirty nine games and will have to play the next time game behind closed doors they've also been fined almost two hundred fifty thousand dollars for on the sportsmanlike behavior while boscobel australia has also been fined one hundred thousand dollars it was a black eye and are still stand by that i think that's rod i think that's something that you know and by the contrast when i spike previously that the game that we played against japan in tokyo two days before was a thrilling one point match it was played in the right spirit it was it was a fantastic contest that's the way we play a basketball so what we saw in the philippines was was the polar opposite of how we want to go about that so the challenge is in front of you know why is it time a team management is you know you know when we go out on the

and australia for their involvement in a brawl during a world cup qualifying game earlier this month the sport's governing body fever has suspended thirteen players and two coaches from both teams for a huge fight in manila the philippines had ten players in two officials banned from a total of thirty nine games will have to play the next home game behind closed doors they've also been fined almost two hundred fifty thousand dollars from sportsmanlike behavior while basketball australia has been fined one hundred thousand dollars it was a black eye and i still stand by that i think that's rod think that's something that you know and by the contrast when i spike previously that the game that we played against japan in tokyo two days before was a thrilling one point match it was played in the right spirit it was it was a fantastic contest that's the way we play a basketball so what we saw in the philippines was was the polar opposite of how we want to go about that so tell me this in front of you know why is it time a team management is you know you know when we go out on the floor we buy because

australia for their involvement in a brawl during a world cup qualifying game earlier on this month the sport's governing body fever has suspended thirteen players and two coaches from both teams for a huge fight in manila the philippines had ten players and two officials banned from a total of thirty nine games and will have to play the next time game behind closed doors they've also been fined almost two hundred fifty thousand dollars for an unsportsmanlike behavior while basketball australia has also been fined one hundred thousand dollars and the lympics medal winning a figure skater has died at the age of twenty five after being attacked with a knife in his native kazakhstan then has turned one bronze of the sort she gains in twenty fourteen and also competed at the olympics earlier this year police say a ten was stabbed in the thigh as he tried to stop two men from stealing his car mirrors he later died of his injuries in hospital. olympic champion gymnasts to only raise men stole the show at this year's f.b.o. awards in los angeles but it's not for her achievements in the sport instead s

we'll be live inside the stadium in a moment, but first here's our sports editor dan roan. last monthme to russia unheralded, but unlike these players arrived at the luzhniki stadium on the verge of sporting immortality. just one more win from becoming only the second england team ever to reach football's greatest ever stage. it is a privilege leading a country into a semifinal, not many people have had the opportunity to do it. but equally we do not want it to end here. 28 years have passed since england's last world cup semifinal appearance. gary lineker‘s goal was ultimately in vain, was to germany's win on penalties in turin still embedded on england's football conscious. today he told me they could make amends. there is nothing that competes with the world cup. for these players is enormous, but let's hope they enjoy it, they have done so far, butjust enjoy the moment. their memories will be entirely based on what the result is. they will either be the best memories they have, or possibly some of the worst. meanwhile, an estimated 10,000 england fans have descended on the capital

warming of les run the both countries competed side by side the win to get a limpid games just months ago well sport has brought them closer together again on tuesday sixteen north korean table tennis players took part in an international competition in south korea competitors from both koreas also formed mc team for the event that goes on until july the twenty second. and that is those both for now more later. i'm going is a bit put on i'm going to be here shortly with more on the u.s. white house efforts to control the damage after president trump's forced to admit u.s. intelligence agencies were right to say russia meddled in the twenty sixteen election i'm about to say life or not. something. i told. me. and it's. safe to cross soon. see. just. look closer. in iran waste inefficiencies in a growing population have led to do when water supplies. have been trimming to extract water from enforced awesome will this is what you see as the results now of the country's future it stick attitude to change and innovative solutions are being found. people in power investigates iran's water crisis on al-jaz

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warming of les run the both countries competed side by side the win to get a limpid games just months ago well sport has brought them closer together again on tuesday sixteen north korean table tennis players took part in an international competition in south korea competitors from both koreas also formed mc teams for the event that goes on until july the twenty second. and that is all this ball for now more later. thank you tatiana well that is it from me so tencent for this news hour i will be back in a moment with much more on the day's news at the half assed bulletin so please join me. in iran waste inefficiencies and a growing population i've led to do in the water supplies. have been determined to extract water from any source possible this is what we see as a result now of the country's future at stake. attitude to change and innovative solutions are being followed people in power investigates iran's water crisis on al-jazeera. conservation ease helping kick the stove to recover its snow leopard population to see the results i traveled up to the remote nature reserve of saudi chat at a touch

warming of lay run the both countries competed side by side the win to get a limpid games just months ago well sport has brought them closer together again on tuesday sixteen north korean table tennis players took part in an international competition in south korea competitors from both koreas also formed mc tame for the event that goes on until july the twenty second. and that is all this ball for now more later and i'll be back in a couple of minutes when including the latest on the u.s. president all times and bars and public clock does he admits u.s. intelligence was right about russian interference in the twenty sixty elections life or. egypt is now china's biggest trading partner in africa more than ten thousand chinese are living in cairo and wanted to see the pyramids son september one thousand nine hundred five i came with my friends to egypt many started a small trade is but i'm now successful in business shifting and i began to do business in two thousand and three or two thousand and four at a time it was small but then it began to expand al-jazeera well meets the growing chinese communi

months behind schedule. climbing is one of four sports that will make its debut at the games.e world's most successful professional climbers is shauna coxsey and she'll be hoping to bring home a medal from tokyo for great britain — our reporter tim hague has been to meet her. all roads lead to tokyo in 2020. can great britain scale the heights of success great britain scale the heights of success again? there is no doubt they will have a chance in climbing. it's one of five new sports introduced the next olympics and is aimed at bringing the games to a younger audience. aimed at bringing the games to a youngeraudience. britain's aimed at bringing the games to a younger audience. britain's best is shauna coxsey and she can't wait to test herself in tokyo. i never thought i would become part of the games and might professional career. i think it should be their own i am very happy about it. you only ever competing against yourself, it's you and the wall, you are not against someone and the wall, you are not against someone else. if you don't give a performance that is not worthy

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rescuers say they won'ttry to bring them out until it's safe, and that could be months. sportcentre, here's sarah. nearly 2a hours for england to digest and reflect on their dramatic match against colombia last night. a huge tv audience tuned in as they finally won a world cup penalty chewed up. the victory putting them into the quarterfinals where they will face sweden on saturday. dan rowan reports. it was the site england fans feared they would never see, there team finally being able to wina see, there team finally being able to win a penalty shoot out at the world cup. the manager explaining the mindset in moscow that allowed his players to win one of sports's most famous hoodoo. we're trying to write our own history. they write their own stories, they don't have to be bound by the pressure of the past. they've done that in the style they play. if they could choose to win that way, you could choose to win that way, you could choose to win every time. when jordan henderson's penalty was saved by the colombian goalkeeper lessnau, most england fans would have feared a famili

month. from moscow, our sports editor dan roan reports. it's a sporting occasion like no other.a global appeal that transcends the game. and in keeping with the world cup of surprises, a final that few had predicted. russia has put on quite a show this last month. the tournament is seen as a public relations coup for its leader. would this provide a fitting conclusion? france were favourites and it was the three—time finalists who took the lead, albeit fortuitously. commentator: as easy a goal as you will see. mario mandzukic whose goal ended injured's dreams of being here but the ball into his own net. not for almost 70 yea rs has into his own net. not for almost 70 years has a country with such a small population reached a world cup final. but this is croatia and for the fourth match in a row, they then fought back from going behind. commentator: perisic! with a super strike. but then came controversy. goal—scorer perisic seemed to know little about the ball deflecting onto his hand here but french protests then saw a va our review for the first time in a final. penalty given,

our sports editor dan roan reports from moscow. last montho russia and heralded, but tonight they arrived on the verge of sporting immortality. in moscow, the moment england's fans had waited 28 years for, that how long it had been as their team had a chance to reach football ‘s greatest stage of the nerves, tension, try telling kieran trippier that. he is in! five—minute scorn and england with the kind of start and freekick that dreams are made of. what a way to score your first international goal is. ivan perisic, a gentle reminder of the threat they would later pose. hurricane denied by subasic and then the post, the tournaments leading goalscorer and usually failing to ta ke goalscorer and usually failing to take his chance to pick with these misses, the next byjesse lingard, and about proving costly. croatia we re and about proving costly. croatia were in the last author reason and with the team dominant after the restart, perisic then showed why. in truth, it had been coming. england paying the price for sitting back. and then rely on l

last month he was sporting a pair with the likeness of his successor, bill clinton. funeral in april, he wore a design promoting literacy. where does he get them from? >> reporter: on long island, john cronyn is building a sock business with his deaad. >> i don't care who you are. there's a sock for you here. >> reporter: the 22-year-old with down syndrome handles alls. >> is this a new design? >> a new design. >> reporter: which leaves his father mark proud, but not surprised. >> it's why you have such a following. >> reporter: he knew down syndrome didn't mean limits others might assume it would. >> he came to me and said, dad, i want to go into business with you. >> reporter: so 18 months ago, john's crazy socks was born. at $2.2 million in revenues so far, they're doing well. with 16 of 35 jobs they've created held down by differently abled workers, they're also doing good. >> they're excited to be here. they have great skills and a great spirit. >> reporter: certain socks are linked to certain charities. each pair sold generates a donati donation. $100,000 and c

seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. with sports.t's kind of the end of the era for the oakland raiders broadcast team. they had been there for so long. when you talk about oakland writer's football, it is one after the other. not to mention their super bowl coach, both are out as broadcasters doing the play-by- play on radio for the raiders. this vote is a sampling of what you're going to miss this coming season. >> they bring in james, a tosser right inside it, 20, 10, 5, touchdown! touchdown raiders. sharing the pocket rocket. >> all right, that is one of the great touchdown calls of all time. greg papa, one of the most respected, best in the by. he is brent musburger nationally known quantity is now in as the play-by-play guy, but yes, that is a story worth continuing to watch. all right, giants fans, not happening themselves after hearing the official news, the dodgers, they load up in contention, but they need to do something. manny will talk about things over the at all-star game with his now teammate. miles an hour kent for t

we are to turkey where president everyone has been sporting once more as president. it comes afterer last month's sweeping victotory. erdogan appears to be continuing his crackdown on dissent. the last few days, thousands of public sector workers have been fired. turkey remains deeply divided over his policies and his attentions. -- intentions. reporter: the president's likenesses everywhere across turkey. which is made him an almost all-powerful man of state. erdogan is now the head leader and head of government. his powers are virtually unchecked the one thing has not changed, he is running a bitterly divided country and that is particularly evidenced in the stumble -- stumble -- istanbuul. 70% of it in favor of the president and people are happy that you remains. >> is a specific purpose. he represents as well on the world stage. he is a leader. >> of president has done what he needs to have done before. we have been so happy since elections. our country is going to make huge progress and god willing, our future will be prayed. -- bright. >> views in this district are very different. many youn

sports in d.c. >>> 4:36. coming up, a new month and a new paycheck. why millions of marylanders are making more than this time last week. >>> plus a boat blast in the bahamas. details about >>> you're watching "news 4 ebday." >> somody get the boat. bring the boat. >> this morning, investigators are working to figure out what caused a boat to explode in the bahamas. his is a look at the footage from saturday. 12 people were on that boat when it exploded. ten of them were americans. one person was killed and nine others weinjured. officials have not released any of the mes. >>> a church in fairfax county, targeted with messagesf hate. this is not the first time the church has been vandalized. >> members of the bethlehem lutheran church, after someone spray painted on the wall a visiting pastor wove the sermon into his yesterday, offering a message of healing. >> it's all about the power of healing. and the presence of the one who holds that power. i want to connect that with the present situation here. >> this is the seventh case ofn ism at that church

it's a one month long event. for the sport that is loved across the world and i think in terms of p.r. yes there will be her periods of so positive news coming from russia but i have to emphasize that i don't not expect any lasting positive. p.r. for the country for a month russia wasn't featuring in the headlines in negative light but will i'm not sure that this will continue for the rest of the year but then president putin does have a meeting coming up with with his u.s. counterpart donald trump so it'll be interesting to see how that unfolds. all eyes are on the event on the meeting from the russian perspective be very critical to understand how the u.s. president views furder. relationship between six countries because at the moment one of the most difficult issues that russia is facing and russian economy is facing the issue of the sanctions but there will be any material impact on this axis from downside i have to say that whatever has been. turned into law by the u.s. congress is unlikely to be removed however from the

sports to divide the country. >> he is dividing us and what i noticed over the last few months that he has used sports to divide us and that's something that i can't relate to because i know that sport was the first time i was around someone white. i got an opportunity to see them and learn about them. they got the opportunity to learn about me. we became very good friends. i thought this is all because of sports. sports has never been something to divide people. it is something that brings someone together. >> you can see more at cnn.com. lebron giving cnn a tour of the public school for at-risk kids. the first class is comprised of third and fourth graders. it will expand until it is one through eight through 2022. the lobby has his game worn shoes on display. >>> and training camps all over the country. chandler jones looks ready for the season right now. check him out yesterday. breaking the blocking sled. this never happens. that is why his teammates were pumped up about it. they have never seen it before either. good look to the offensive linemen lining up against jones this season. >>> finally, the safet

season it was announced permanent appointment for you leon not as mine would start in twelve months meaning sporting director ron not point is your responsibility in the meantime his team take on swedish. can in the first game of the two legs tied to a place in the third qualifying round. how fast can i cam and run a city in southern morocco a good many finds out every july at the festival of the camel as locals in the region aim to hold on to their heritage through the event tourists enjoy the chance of seeing some camel racing well that's exactly what it sounds like riders race atop camels going up to sixty five kilometers an hour through the sahara societies in the region consider camera racing to be an expression of their culture and say deserves to be maintained with plans to further develop the competition. that mick jagger up there really don't think satisfaction back in the ninety nine store in nuremberg germany and now the band have just not completed yet another leg what seems to be lacking in this tour with no end in sight for the group today mick jagger is thirty five and john mayer from

he has onlyjust started playing again after 11 months out of action with a hip injury, our sports correspondentotest, wildest chance that this might happen again this month, well, maybe we'd all implore andy murray to give it a go at wimbledon. but he listens to his body, and to his medical team. and so his statement today read: at wimbledon, the queue digested that news. how heavy were the hearts there? it's a real shame. i think he's done so much for british tennis in the last ten years. you've got to appreciate where he's coming from, you know. he doesn't want to come out and lose to someone that perhaps he wouldn't lose to if he was fully fit. if he's not ready, then it's best that he doesn't play and cause more injury to himself. it's better that he comes back when he feels ready and on top of his game. andy murray had seemed ahead of schedule. he made his return at queen's, won a match at eastbourne. but now he's off to practise again, aiming to play in the usa later this summer. so, the state is free for kyle edmund, britain's number—one man, and johanna konta, who entranced wimbledon fo

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sports. an insider's perspective just six months ago we were at the brink of a war of the real donald trump i think he makes comments that he probably shouldn't make from the former campaign national security director dollars in a class all by himself and for the thirty years i've known donald he creates his own reality maybe his son goes head to head with j.p. coolidge and there has been no evidence that shows collusion if that's not collusion if that's not working with russian what is owned al-jazeera i was imprisoned for twenty one years based on false allegations that just made in the last couple of years there's been a number of high profile exonerations of the wrongfully convicted based on police and prosecutorial misconduct you can check me for gun check much well i don't really but i don't have any going to do nothing if the prosecutor is going to seek convictions for the sake of seeking convictions prosecutors dangerous exploring the dockside of american justice the system with joe burden on al-jazeera. congress take a look at the top stories here on the news the polls have just clos

sports writer john mcnamara today. the gazette reporter was killed last month in annapolis. as remembered as a truth teller a w friend loved sports and loved people. back to >> it went on for years. chemicals from a dry cleaning business leaked into the ground water in o arlington neighborhood and now for the first time residents are getting the first fulleport on the environmental impact of that business bureau chief julie carey visited now rea today and joins u with more. julie? >> reporter: hey, leon. this is the area that's impacted and a community of 350own homes and condos and beneath these homes and sidewalks and yards in the groundwater is a giant plume of dry cleaning chemicals that flowed into this area years ago. the dry cleaning business that once caused a pblem. it's way over on the other side quaker lane t.stopped using the potentially hazardous chemical more than a decade ago when it learned of the leak. local officials and residents, they didt find out until 2016 that the luunderground of chemicals had flowed beneath their the arlington supervisor lives in the

months out of action with a hip injury. meanwhile roger federer is making a bid for a ninth title after missing the french open. 0ur sports correspondents, remote is, wild as child is this might happen again this month, maybe we would all import andy murray to give it a go at wimbledon but he listens to his body and with a heavy heart withdrew. he released this photograph on social media with an apology to anyone who felt let down. he says he has to look at the bigger picture and he is not physically ready. he will be at wimbledon next year, he says. they do just that the news. how heavy were the heart of there? it is a shame. he has done so much for british tennis the last ten yea rs. much for british tennis the last ten years. you have to appreciate where he is coming from. he may lose to somebody who perhaps he would not listed if he was fit. it is the best if it comes out when he feels ready and on top of his game. andy murray seemed ahead of schedule. now he is off to practise again, aiming to play in the usa later this month. the stage is free for kyle edmund and your anaconda —— konta but there is nobody quite like andy murray,

month. now, with all the sports news, here's 0lly foster at the bbc sport centre. hi there.ip. tiger woods briefly topped the leaderboard, but with just a few holes left to play, the claret jug could be heading to italy. katherine downes is at the course. seven out of the top ten, pick your winner! tiger, the name on everyone's lips, in sunday read them out to complete his comeback with a 15th major win. a birdie at the fourth moved him up the leaderboard. while other contenders were struggling. rory mcilroy, not the start he wanted. kevin kisner, the man whose lead since day one, got stuck in the sand. evenjordan spieth, the defending champion and joint leader, in a bit of a prickle. italy's francesco molinari, though, is ticking along, sticking to par, could slow and steady wins the race? and justin rose is back in bloom, an eagle on the 14th to revive his chances. speaking of eagles, how's this? don't write rory offjust yet. well, rory‘s chances are gone, and those ofjustin well, rory‘s chances are gone, and those of justin rose, well, rory‘s chances are gone, and those o

sports. >>> first coming up tonight, a month after the summit between president trump and kim jong un, already there are concerns north korea is not giving up its nuclear ambition. the latest coming up at 10:45 p.m. >> and closing in on a suspect in a 40-year-old murder case. how advances in dna technology helped investigators zero in on the suspect. . >>> san jose police say a suspect running from police officers was struck and killed this morning before 2 a.m. police got a report of a man with a gun. when officers approached him and fell into a lane of traffic. a suv hit the suspect and kept going. police are looking for the driver of the suv. >>> more about the cold case suspect who killed himself in san jose thursday as sheriff's deputies were moving intoeracy him. he was suspected in a murder more than 40 years ago. ktvu's jessie gary reports, investigators used dna technology to zero in on steven crawford. >> reporter: investigators spent the over night hours thursday in to friday searching the south san jose apartment of murder suspect steven crawford. inside detectives recovered eviden

he's dividing us, and what i noticed over the past few months, he's used sports to divide us, and that'so. >> what would you say to the president if he was sitting right here? >> i would never sit across from him. >> you wouldn't talk to him? >> no. >> mike is an author and msnbc contributor. what do you make not just of what lebron james putting his money where his mouth wasn't, but doing by deeds what other people don't seem to do in the time of trump, and what do you make how triggered some on the right were about his having opinions on politics or race at all? >> if you look at this young man's life, nicolle, his life speaks to the possibilities of this country. and he has put his money where his mouth is. i mean, if you look at somewhat he has done, just in terms of ern education and in terms of his hometown akron, this i promise school is one of the greatest things i've ever seen a professional athlete be involved in, in this country. he's already sent thousands of kids to college in this country. if you look at what he's done, before his career is over, the contributions he has ma

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last month they came to russia and heralded but they arrived on the verge of sporting immortality. moscow, very moment england fans had waited 28 years for, that is how long it wasn't their team last had the chance to reach the book was my greatest stage. nerves or tension? try telling kieran trippier. five minutes gone, england with the kind of start and free kick that dreams are made of. what a game in which to score your first international goal. perisic meanwhile with a gentle reminder of the threat croatia would later pose. harry kane denied, the leading goal—scorer in the tournament and usually failing to ta ke tournament and usually failing to take his chance. would these misses, the next by jesse take his chance. would these misses, the next byjesse lingard, prove costly? croatia where in the last fourfor costly? croatia where in the last four for a costly? croatia where in the last fourfor a reason, costly? croatia where in the last four for a reason, and costly? croatia where in the last fourfor a reason, and with his team dominant after the restart, perisic showed why. i

sports to divide the country. >> he's dividing us. what i noticed over the last few months kind of used sport to kind of divide us. that's something that i can't relate to because i know that sport was the first time i ever was around someone white. i got an opportunity to see them and learn about them and they got an opportunity to learn about me and we became very good friends. i was like, oh, wow, this is all because of sport. and sports has never been something that divide people. it's always something that brings someone together. >> lebron also giving cnn a tour of his new public school for at risk kids. the inaugural class is comprised of third and fourth graders and the school will continue to expand year by year until it's grades 1 through 8 by 2022. images of lebron can be seen all over the school. one of the coolest parts is the lobby that has 114 pairs of lebron's game-worn shoes on display. and lebron has arranged for college tuition at akron university for every single kid who graduates from his school and completes his i promise program, guys. lebron says he

sport. after months of severe delays and cancellations, northern rail will today reinstate most of the servicesey haven't got enough drivers to service all of the trains they were trying to run. in earlyjune they decided they would withdraw more than 100 services to try to make the service more reliable. it led to lots of frustration, lots of anger from commuters, mps saying that northern should be stripped of the franchise because it was not capable of running the rail service in this pa rt of running the rail service in this part of the world. let's remind ourselves of what northern did at the beginning ofjune. they took out 168 of their daily services. they felt that would mean they could get on top of the very last minute cancellations and delays that caused so cancellations and delays that caused so many problems. however, there we re so many problems. however, there were still problems. the northern powerhouse partnership reckons that businesses in this part of the world have lost about £37 million because the disruption to the train services over the past couple of months. northern say a

a model mom making waves breast-feeding her 5-month-old on the "sports illustrated" catwalk. ♪ welcomeo my house >>> and home run hero. >> there it is. >> the nationals' bryce harper blasting past the competition winning the home run derby in the final seconds. the crowd erupting and the man on the mound beaming. his father there pitching to him. ♪ welcome to our house >>> good morning, america. welcome to our house, that's right. it's tuesday morning. >>> what a moment for bryce harper. there he is with his father. he nailed 19 home runs at the derby yesterday. his father was the one behind the pitches and i absolutely love these parent/children sports stories, you know, comes down to those teary-eyed moments. >> very heart warming. we'll have more on that ahead. >>> first we want to get right to that fierce fallout from president trump's summit with russian president vladimir putin. protests at the white house overnight and the backlash growing this morning. george is still there in helsinki tracking it all for us again this morning. good morning, george. >> good morning, guys. robin

who's aiming to compete for team gb in one of the 0lympics' newe5t sports — climbing. 102 british athletes will take part in next month'sthe first time at a major championships there are more women than men. laura muir will only race in the 1500 metres, she's ditched the 800 because of a troublesome achilles problem. zharnel hughes i5 favourite for gold in the 100 metres and fellow sprinter dina a5ha—smith is doing the sprint double as she defends her 200 metre title. it is no easy feat, you have a well champion, the reigning european champion, the reigning european champion, the reigning european champion, the german girls who definitely from having the home championships last year, you also leave no stone unturned when it is your home championships. so they are going to be formidable. so many girls have set a season ‘5 best this year and girls have set a season ‘5 best this yearand a girls have set a season ‘5 best this year and a personal best and they will be challenging for the medals. 0bviously will be challenging for the medals. obviously i would love to be there but it depends on me going there and running the r