alexander barrow recorded his third straight five set triumph, another ha rdfoug ht straight five setrdfought victory. straight five set triumph, another ha rdfought victory. —— straight five set triumph, another hardfought victory. —— zverev. 3.5 hours on court and another five set s hours on court and another five set s later. i am trying to find a way and win. that is what i was able to do. iam and win. that is what i was able to do. i am happy about that and being in the quarter—finals, going the long distance every time. his next opponent, dominic thiem, ousted kei nishikori. he lost his two previous meetings with the 19th seed but had no previous issues. madison keys secured a straight sets victory over romania's mihael buzarnescu to break new personal ground at the french open on sunday. it is awesome. this was always the most difficult for me and the toughest to think i could play well. to get to the quarter—finals means a lot. play well. to get to the quarter-finals means a lot. she is joined in the quarter—finals by fellow american sloane stephens. she dropped just two games

she won in straight sets but was far from the best.uch problem with a breeze past in a co mforta ble problem with a breeze past in a comfortable victory for the 2016 champion. the same can be said for simona halep, the beaten finalist who had a straight states victory. her hunt for a mailing —— maiden title is going to plan ten years after she won the junior title here. cricket, and west indies thrashed an icc world xi by 72 runs in a charity t20 international at lord's in london. the match was to help raise funds to rebuild cricket grounds in the caribbean that were damaged by hurricanes last september. west indies batted first, and evin lewis smashed 58 off 26 balls as they made 199—4 from their 20 overs. in reply, the world xi were all out for 127 — despite a half—century from tisara perera. a charitable cause kind of overshadowed everything because we knew why would a here and regardless of the winnall loss, once we raise enough funds to help people back home, that is a job well done. obviously we wanted to win because it isa obvio

delay for some, short of a second straight test half—century. delay forsome, not for all stubble jonny bairstow the other and full of energy, it was not looking great for pakistan, but with the next ball, he was gone. and the pressure was now on the shoulders of butler. he continued to deliver? alex gulrajani, bbc news. this is the very latest. england are 279—6. that's a lead over 100 now but they have lost walker wickets today. —— four wickets today. now to racing, and with the queen in attendance, it was the outsider masar who came home in front to win the derby at epsom. charlie appleby‘s 16—1 colt denied the odds—on favourite saxon warrior for a first derby triumph for the trainer and jockey william buick. it was the 239th running of the race with £920,000 in prize money going to the winning connections. warrington are into the semi—finals of the challenge cup after a comprehensive 211—0 victory over wigan, the first time they've beaten them at home in the competition since 1936. declan patton scored the final try of the match and in doing

>> we make over straight guys. >> is his name corey? >> no! >> you can't do that to me!arted a dialogue between karamo and hero corey, also a cop about lesting in ameri-- policing in america. >> this other officer that kicked the guy in the face after he was handcuffed, there's nog that makes it all right. >> in our country the tension between cops and african-americans, people are not communicating anymore. me having that moment with him where i felt triggered as an african-american man in this country, i said, either i can stay closed allow myself to be open to this man, who's different than me, and say, you know, can we talk? really man to man, father to father? >> everybody wants to talk, nobody wants to listen. >> are there moments that you do pull back? >> for me on the bobby camp episode, one of the first things i said to the producers when i got cast, i'll deal with anything -- except religion. i grew up see religious. >> you drew a line on religion. >> it's a very sensitive topic for me because it was such a big part of my life before. >> you said no, i'm not go

home a play of the owner federer in straight sets tell no face former u.s. open when i thanked those that in the. ten time french open champion and world number one rough and adele has surged into the theory that round with the resulting straight sets win over argentina's guido paya has money and nicknamed the king of quite taking care of business six two six one one. in general i have to be happy noisy. of course a great result is to see it once is when it's not possible without playing well so . just before that time happy about the concentration that i was able to hold all the time and the right focus and on the much look at doing the things better but also through to the next round his third seed marin challenged the crowd lead potency about her couch by two sets before dropping the but he had to battle hard in the fourth before eventually winning six two six two six seven and seven five. former u.s. open champion juan martin del potro swept past local boys joining him beneteau the argentine defeating the frenchman fix four six three and fix things. it w

win seventh straight.ll. >>> rangers/dodgers, base hit to right. nomar mazara, firing, matt kemp just destroys robinson chooer ev even oes. benches clear. rumble. few seconds of men being men, then mostly jawing. dodgers win 3-2 in 11. >>> 49ers, expectations high with jimmy garoppolo at helm. ended on five-game win streak. had a full off-season to get acclimated and learn the offense. coach kyle shanahan likes what he sees. >> happy with looking a aches, deeper, faster. we move together. 11 guys are better together. that should happen. done it longer. >> i hope to improve. always hope to improve as offense and team. in football you can never stop improving. once you do you're in trouble. always trying to improve, doing everything we can to get better, see what happens in the season. >> abc7 sports. river rock casino. get set nor more jimmy g. interviews. if you can ♪ the kenya tea development agency is an organization that is owned by tea farmers. every week we sell this tea, we get paid in multiple accou

i think that had a big impact on me keeping straight, because it kept me straight and i followed their lead. i wish i could think of his name, because i would like to thank him. because of him, i didn't use drugs. this is a very true story. they were trying their best to get me to use marijuana and illegal drugs in vietnam. excuse my language, i know you can't put it on the tape, but i will tell you exactly what i told him. they tried to encourage me to use drugs and i looked at those guys and i said, look, i'm not going to get involved with drugs. i lived 19 years without you s.o.b.'s, so get out of my face. they left me alone. later on, people associated with them started talking to me. next thing i knew, we outnumbered the ones who are doing the drugs. yes sir. we started outnumbering the ones that were using the drugs. i felt very good about that, because you didn't have too many people who had the courage to say no. peer pressure was really, really tough back in those days. another incident that occurred was when martin luther king was assassinated. there were some minorities, bla

route with the united states washington to stop spins of dollars in tariffs on china beijing lies straight back to coming up we'll see how on that day babiche the second richest man in the czech republic is shaking up his country's political landscape. this is your business update i'm at home free in berlin glad you could join me well the trade around just moved up a few notches as u.s. president trump hit china hard beijing hitting straight back with tariffs of its own and is adding fuel to the far as well although the heat mostly coming from washington on friday with trump announcing twenty five percent tariffs on over a thousand chinese products mainly from next month now they include high tech safari much taking aim at beijing's ambitions to transition to a tech economy now they add up to a total of around fifty billion dollars in punitive tariffs for what donald trump calls unfair trade practices here p.n. union is hitting back against the previous u.s. cheese and seal and by imposing levies on american goods worth about three point three billion dollars included on the tariff hit lis

straight from my heart. straight from the heart of the american people.es or the lives of your children by trying to come to the united states on a road run by drug smugglers and human traivelgers. if you can't come legally, don't come at all. >> trevor: dod damn, that's from his heart? what does he say when he hates you? that was so intense as well. if you can't come legally, don't come at all. incidentally narcs is also his rule for sex. mother, i have a permit. and here is what i find fun's about this whole thing is the fact that mike pence used brazil as an opportunity to speak to central american my grants, why? braz sill not even in central america. you realize florida is closer to central america than brazil. like there's no issue with immigrants coming from brazil illegally. brazilians done even speak spanish. like brazil is just kind of similar to them. like what does that mean. it's like going to a star trek convention and being like, i've gt a message for chewbacca. but i guess for pence it's close enough. i feel like he give this speech whenev

are possible floats for the straight pride parade. go. >> yes, okay. so what about a salute to polo shirts one size too big? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's interesting. i didn't realize they could make a float out of that, but that's good. >> yeah, we checked, and they can. >> jimmy: oh, okay. [ light laughter ] >> we were also thinking a man and a woman on a date where the woman's method of flirting is just that she lightly smacks his arm and says, "stop." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: very interesting idea for a float. i -- >> okay. well, how about a dinner party where the women offer to clear the table, the men stay seated, and no one is disturbed? [ applause ] >> jimmy: okay. interesting. that sounds a little too specific, but i see where you're going. >> what about two guys posing in a picture together, and they are both pointing to each other in the picture to i guess keep track of who all is in the picture. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: okay, yeah, yeah, all right. okay. i can see that maybe. >> or maybe a

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so the brazilian goals have the wounds straight. is this a good omen for brazil will say. leg. length. cawley will show is on its way to kiev in ukraine we could not get direct flights sold out so we stopped off in walsall to come and have a look at this magnificent national stadium and shot through a couple of guys about polish chances in the free for all coping russia. poland one of the first to qualify was through the three four will cope with qantas try to put the going into these huge summits want to obviously have some big expectations for good euro two thousand and sixteen them poland this still i would say developing the team the young players are calm and then we have the same called shows from two thousand and thirteen the minimum is to qualify from the group and then you always know everything going to happen and and the next stage lots of people around the world watching these you would know living golf ski and what happens is respect to some of the younger viewers that this is just one player you know. it's it's a mess you go into you know tell us about the players

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straight white men to act like, and the expectations that are put on straight white men. >> jimmy: yeahi won't tell when you i'm coming. >> please don't. >> jimmy: cause i don't want to make a big deal where if you see me, and you're like -- >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're doing great. >> cause then i'll be like, hey, jimmy! oh, sorry jane. sorry, sorry. >> jimmy: exactly. he messed that up. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and tell me about the movie right now. this is a -- >> yeah. so "sorry to bother you" -- >> jimmy: "sorry to bother you." this -- i saw the trailer somewhere. >> right. >> jimmy: and people were like, this is something like i've never seen before in my entire life. >> it is definitely something like no one's ever seen before. it is an amazing movie. boots riley, who i've been a a fan of -- i mean i remember listening to "the coup" like driving to high school and being like, yeah [ bleep ] the man right. you know? and then i got a script from my agent and he was like, hey dude, i got a script that you need to read. i was like, okay, great. he's like, let me tell you, i

literally straight, straight line of storms. i get it. i know what we're talking about >> it means ve straight line winds coming through. you have a massive thunderstm moving together, strong winds in mid levels of atmosphere, pushing the storms forward. anat happens with the winds is they hit the stormthey're able to be transported down to the surface. >>he heat is on. this is the first day of an extended heat wave. >> we went to 104. all time record for june. >> we were incredibly hot. knew we had a chance for strong storms. ghthis storm making it thr wisconsin and illinois into indiana and then blowing up into stthis incredible line of ms. this is expected to be 80 miles per hour into portio of ohio and moving our way. >> we saw it develop in chicago around 2:00 in the afternoon, moved through our area between 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. >> there's a lot of different names for it. it means we'll see strong to severe storms through the night tonight. there's a severe thunderstorm tc in effect for just about everybody. >> derecho is a power

the reigning wimbledon champion was beaten in straight sets by ba rbora strycova.czech republic won 6—2, 6—4 to reach the quarter—finals, and she'll now face lesia tsurenko, who beat the number six seed, daria kasatkina. the defending champion, petra kvitova, is also through to the last eight. the number four seed from the czech republic remains on course to retain her title after beating australia's daria gavrilova in straight sets. 6—4, 6—4, the score. kvitova will playjulia gorges in the quarter—finals. england have beaten australia by 6 wickets in durham to make it four wins out of four in their five—match one day international series. australia won the toss and elected to bat, with both aaron finch and shaun marsh notching up centuries as they finished on 310 for eight. but the hosts made light work of the target. an opening wicket partnership of 174 betweenjason roy and johnny bairstow set the foundation as roy went on to pass the 100 mark, and jos butler with an unbeaten half centruy helped guide his side home with more than five overs to spare. asi as i men

that's maybe the hardest one one can have as a goalkeeper where you you're straight on the goal because there's no angles it can close down you just have to wait for him to sit through and see what he does you can really sort of show him in the side or open the cold often away and then of course iniesta that i mean one of the best players in the spain's team he got the ball on the left hand side and age is no barrier. performing at the very highest level in the whole run here but that was a fantastic one to want to want to run and get to the via line here and just a simple fall back to is cool took a cool touch and then threw the ball and kicked the ball up in the top corner and then it was back to the best as you thinking well spain. now going to you know just run this game out of one one is a great result for them and maybe even going to one and win the game rocco had other ideas didn't they and we talked about they say we the we're going to show up or they were going to arrive and give everything they had and that had everything behind it from yusef and necessary. in the eighty first

decision to step down as team coach, less than a week after leading the spanish club to a third straightmpions league football triumph. many fans have been saying "gracias" on social media. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk. torrential rain is lashing large parts of the uk as severe thunderstorms hit, causing flooding and travel disruption. a met office amber warning is in force across wales and south west england. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. president trump has followed through on his promise to impose tariffs on the european union, canada and mexico and now they have a promise of their own retaliation. let me be clear, these tariffs are totally unacceptable. japan's softbankjoins general motors in the race to dominate the self driving car industry. the us has slapped steep tariffs on metal imports from key allies including the european union, canada and mexico. the trump administration say the levies are needed to protect national security is while the companies on the receiving end have promised to re

she was beaten in straight sets by the 25th seed, anett kontaveit.ad day for the british. we know that kyle edmund is out. jamie murray is also out, along with his partner bruno soares, beaten in straight sets by maximo gonzalez and nicolas jarry in their second round match. their tournament is over. and then heather watson. she is also leaving paris. she lost alongside tatiana maria in the second round of the women's doubles. and so, that means that is all the british interest over in this year's tournament. sarah komadina thanks indeed for the update on roland —— sarah, thanks indeed. to headingley and the second day of the second test between england and pakistan. it was a wet start in leeds with the morning session lost but england closed on 302—7, a first innings lead of 128. alex gulrajani reports. the return of the real british summer. the rain in leeds tried its best to dampen spirits, but nearly four hours later than planned, the clouds cleared just a little bit to allow england back to the crease and joe root to keep up the scoring and spar

a repeat of the us open final from keys in straight sets.t of the us open finalfrom last keys in straight sets. a repeat of the us open final from last year, and just like last time, it went the way of stevens‘. austin halewood, bbc news. european champions portugal warmed up for the world cup with a 3—0 win over algeria in lisbon. gonsalo guedes scored twice for the hosts, while uruguay are currently playing uzbekistan in montevideo. uruguay have just taken the lead, giorgian de arrascaeta with the goal. elsewhere, england were 2—0 winners over costa rica thanks to goals from marcus rashford and danny welbeck. luis suarez has just scored a second in the uruguay game over uzbekistan, that from the penalty spot. elsewhere, england were 2—0 winners over costa rica thanks to goals from marcus rashford and danny welbeck. we looked a threat. we had energy, prepped really well. first goal was wonderful, wonderful strike. and we‘ve got real competition for places. so, ifi we‘ve got real competition for places. so, if i look at the three weeks we‘ve

from porn poem box a cure is a unexpectedly narrow wins the favorites from against unfortunate all straight you will get more on that from. the law. i'm humphrey glad you could join me german charles and i'm going to starting today as a dispute over migration with one of her top ministers threatens to bring down her coalition government macko has reiterated her intention to seek a common european solution to illegal immigration as getting a stand off with her interior minister hussein who for now he wants germany to unilaterally toughen its cool to control its the german government could fall if no agreement is soured. well for more on this our chief political correspondent melinda crane joins me now in the studio melinda i have to ask you the big question straight off how big is the risk that the german government could fall there absolutely is a risk if they don't succeed in finding a compromise over the weekend they are apparently meeting to talk about possible compromises and we're told that the person brokering that is the former finance minister current head of parliament. who absolut

fired music last straight at you on november twenty third against raw stuff. the google assistant takes the principle of a search engine one step further it remembers user questions and connects them to relevant templates it's a kind of deep learning. either explicitly give this information to the system which can be altered through like natural conversations or down under of ways that also by trying to learn from my interactions with the system itself so if i'm searching all the time for one particular team like which is my favorite today and then it should learn about what i'm asking for time has led results perhaps i'm caring more about buying money a group or a team. and that group or buying with itself that's a clue. the volume of data that digital assistants need in order to learn is immense that's cause for concern to many where is this data stored can it be exploited how can we protect our privacy questions that no digital assistants in the world can help as. well they also call artificial intelligence machine learning because the robots are doing just

tara, i'll spare you the stuttering john questions and let's get straight to the supreme court. the president says he won't ask supreme court contenders when he meets them over the weekend in new jersey about roe v. wade. do you buy that, and i mean isn't that maybe just a technicality since he already knows where most of them stand, i would imagine, through the vetting process. >> absolutely. i mean, the president has already had a list compiled from conservative groups who have been waiting for years to have this opportunity. so the issue of abortion and roe v. wade is something that always looms in the back of everyone's mind, and it also gets asked during the confirmation hearings with the senate. so the fact that the president is coming out and saying it now, i think he's just trying to tamp down all the speculation from democrats who are concerned about roe v. wade potentially being overturned and turning this into a major political issue, so i think he's attempting to tamp it down but obviously a lot of people are seeing this as disingenuous. we may never know what questi

good you try to guess where is he going to put the ball and as soon as he hit the ball you know straight away if you you cast right or wrong but then the next thing you realize is this is going on so first you've got the disappointment of having chosen the wrong side and then obviously you get the jubilation because she'll you know the balls not going to go in the back on the net and you're happy again when you cheering again just stuff to the second half started because you got the break through golf with good use of posing and again someone who probably didn't have the best a game today and i was actually two minutes before he scored i said you need to take him off because he's not doing his job and when you're under the cough like i can't them up with the song you need players to work out and he was he wasn't keeping the ball up and then person x. but before he made a run here we feed. and the finish was fantastic for a nickel. the goalkeeper comes out at the wrong angle i might suspect in that sort of thing that the ball was going to go that way but it left a little gap to the near p

. >>> wall street pointing to a higher open after the dow tries to snap eight straight days of losses >>> big banks clearing a major hurdle as they pass the fed's annual stress test. >>> china calling out the u.s. again today as the threat of a trade war heats up. >>> and a big deal could be brewing in the food space as conagra and pinnacle foods looks to team up it's friday, june 22, 2018, "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning tgif welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm dominic which you. let's check on the futures we are seeing a nice move higher in the equity side of things if the dow opens up the way it is now with the futures picture, we could be up by 125 points the nasdaq up by 25. the s&p by 13. oil is the big focus today ahead of the big opec decision right now both brent and wti crude are trading higher wt i-i $66.22 ice brent crude, $73.92. so, as we talk about that big opec meeting, let's get out to brian sullivan live in vienna at that opec meeting. brian, what do we know what's the latest? i see a lot of bodies behind you. >> okay. i've been in a lot of

her only chance was to accelerate straight down, then pull up and make it over the peak. ground is rushing at you at this point? >> exactly. at this point i knew i could possibly overcome the mountain in front of me. >> then a huge blast of wind caught a wing. >> and i knew i was going down. calmly in my mind, i have to land it like a typical landing and i hear this screaming, just loud screaming. oh, my gosh. that's me. like, i didn't realize i was doing it, and in my head i'm totally calm, but -- i was -- i'm just screaming uncontrollably. >> she'd have to pull off a perfect landing on a steep slope in a field of rocks. impossible, but no choice. back wheels down first. >> as i brought my nose down the front wheel got caught in the rocks and it flipped the plane upside-down. >> just -- like that? >> yep. like hit, touch and then just flipped me. >> how long she was out she isn't sure. when she came to? >> hanging upside down thinking, why am i not dead. i am not going to die here. i said that out loud. i was so determined. >> she was not killed and her upside-down and t

. >> straight out. straight out. straight out. >> reporter: a second female officer off camera can be heard also giving orders. williams appearing to mix up the instructions, but never disobeys officers. >> put your legs straight out and cross them now! >> aw, come on, bro. >> i'm listening. >> reporter: in the police report officers explain: non-compliance is often a precursor to someone that is preparing to flee or fight with officers. >> i would have trained my officers to handcuff him >> david. >> adrienne bankert tonight. thank you. >>> children still not reunited with their parents. congress has left town for the independence day holiday without taking any action. it comes 24 hours after a border patrol showed the first lady the challenges they encounter. the pictures of the 6-year-old boy left in the dessert. we now know the border patrol has transferred custody of him. ken isaac, it's a post held by americans. the state department declining to say whether this was an embarrassment. >>> the dangerous heat movi

you know bernie madoff to do is to damn straight to the last place you want to do financial products because these idiots like you could end up in jail. going to jail because he's a moron so here's some more people who are going to end up in jail and i'm going to read this headline because we're at money and crypto comp we spoke at crypto comedy because a reporter conference report and not on the camera here's the headline shady i.c.a.o. issuers are taking bags. the border us says securities and exchange commission chairman j. clayton speaking at a conference in new york said companies raising money through digital token sales shouldn't have any illusions that the government will treat them differently than firms participating in traditional stock offerings he added that the market deserves close attention because the f.c.c. has already seen examples of fraudsters fleeing the country after persuading u.s. investors to back their i.c.a.o. is nine billion and i say oh so far in twenty eighteen any idiot who tries to court cross a border with cash more than ten thousand is stupid becaus

the villages only street leads straight to the cone of mounds of dollar which forms a natural detective barrier to the north. until recently there was no real road here until anyone wanting to reach full college from the valley had to walk several kilometers cover the distance on horseback all by donkey. in it seclusion the village was able to develop and preserve its unique architectural character. it's not known when people first settled here but the earliest written record dates back to fourteen sixty one for centuries has stood as a masterpiece of slovak wooden architecture constructed in block form apart from the foundation the houses were erected without the use of a single brick. lime washed in intense calmness the facades are striking the original. they go hand in hand with magnificent colors of nature thus the village buildings act like a large mirror to the splendid mountain for. little colin it is almost lost in the mountain panorama of the valka function a nature reserve and indeed the history of slovakia contains but spouse reference to the village. what is known is that in

they all think they have to bear squat and they're straight it's looking that way anyway because let's bring you the updated table so that's how it stands now france are three six points three are out and your beloved denmark now even though they have the three point question it's a very serious situation so so france is. they play in illusion he on the twenty six and on the twenty six as well as australia through play so what the situation is now that denmark as you can see four points that can all be completely irrelevant if that much don't win against france or at least get a job because australia with a win over peru gets a four points as well and since australian lost and i hear this well gets tricky they lost two on two fronts. i'll simplify this if if denmark loses one nil just to give you an example then my mrs won the australia wins one then they would be unfold points both of them and that scholes goes with australia would be three three so just three goals to go three against denmark would be to score and two against and that means australia will go through on a stage when m

so let's get the record straight. and i willjust com plete record straight.e have that justice. we have district police stations, we have thatjustice. we have a jury, and people have free access to justice. in the district, it is very popular. it was poor people cannot afford lawyers, and... sorry? do you talk to the taliban, the pakistani taliban now? do you think you should do business with them? the situation has changed completely, after the was a standard operation, the taliban have been pushed into afghanistan —— waziristan. so there are hardly any militant taliban left in afghanistan. actually, we have more dangerfrom in afghanistan. actually, we have more danger from isis. in afghanistan. actually, we have more dangerfrom isis. because isis is on the borders of pakistan's tribal areas in afghanistan, so now there is more danger in the future from isis. all right. talking about the terror threat, i just wanted from isis. all right. talking about the terror threat, ijust wanted to touch on america, because there has been some concern about some of the a

madison keys secured a straight sets victory over the romanian.k of another word. this was always the one where it was the most difficult for me. it was always the toughest one to feel like i could play well here, said to be able to get to the quarterfinals really m ea ns able to get to the quarterfinals really means a lot. she's joined in the quarterfinals by fellow fellow american sloane stephens. she drops just two games as he defeated anett kontaveit 6—2, 6—0. england have beaten pakistan by an innings and 55 runs to win the second test at headingley inside three days. it's england's first win in nine tests and means they've drawn the two—match series 1—all. having resumed on 302—7, england finished 363 all out in theirfirst innings for a lead of 189. jos buttler hit an unbeaten 80 off 101 balls. pakistan then collapsed to 134 all out, with stuart broad taking 3 wickets. poland's michal kwiatkowski won sunday's prologue of the criterium du dauphine. team sky's geraint thomas crashed after just a few kilometres on the opening time trial. that s

that was the first red card of the term, he put his penalty straight down the middle, , his penalty straighty could not hold on. japan's extra man counted in the end, and the last 50 minutes or so, and it is the toasterjapan. they are off to a wonderful winning start, my word, they enjoyed that, the japanese, but not as much perhaps as the hosts here in russia. that is the big story that russia are almost there into the knockout stages after wins and. lots of other sports news around was let's head back to the bbc sportscenter. let's move on to cricket. england made the highest one—day international total in history today as they destroyed australia at trent bridge to win their one day series with two games to spare. the hosts hit an incredible 1181—6 in 50 overs, eclipsing their own own record of 444, set two years ago. there were centuries for two england batsmen, first openerjonny bairstow smashed his way to 100 in 69 balls, then alex hales on his nottinghamshire homeground got there in 62. and the big hittersjust kept coming, the one day captain eoin morgan also added 67, to seal that re

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, 7—6, 7—5 it finished in straight sets.ond jubliee stakes, was won by the aidan 0'brien trained 4—1 shot merchant navy. jockey ryan moore held off the challenge of french horse city light. bound for nowhere was third. favourite harry angel only finished seventh after getting a leg stuck in the stalls at the start of the race. now let's head back to 0lly foster in moscow, and a look ahead to tomorrow, when england play their second match of the world cup. many thanks indeed. at the moment in sochi, the germany head coach is going to be having to give the half—time team talk of his life. germany, trailing sweden 1—0 at half—time, and if it stays like that germany will be going home early. they will not be able to reach the last 16. the reigning champions. let's look ahead now to england's match against panama. we will do that by getting a bit of reaction from that else and then. 0bviously england are going to be playing belgium last up on thursday. england hope that it will be practically a dead rubberjust hope that it will b

the one falls for its 10th straight day.ons.trade investors await clarity from the takes ause as trump less confrontational tone on curbing chinese investments in the tech space. crude climbs as trump calls on allies to stop buying from iran and prices fall -- is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. tom keene is in new york. we look at what some of the market and asset classes are doing and we turn onto the trade war and find out what this means for germany. tom: deutsche bank under nine euros per share. i gets my attention. francine: we will have plenty more on deutsche bank. more out is up because bonuses have increased. let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news. here is taylor riggs. president trump has signaled he may take a less confrontational path to curbing chinese investment. trump's comment appeared to align with steve mnuchin's onroach, potentially relying a u.s. committee that scrutinizes foreign acquisitions for national security rests. saudi arabia plans to pump a record amount of

that maybe all these -- >> if they can't get their stories straight or lying? because can't get tir stories straight is like -- >> you know what, i haven't coordinated with my husband or my mother. >> stephanie, we're not going to know. first of all, i've got to tell everybody this, in an ongoing investigation with all these things going on, i think the legal team doesn't need to be on television shows. i just don't think this is a good idea. you know, because this is what we're talking about. we're now having to say this is not what he meant, he meant this. this was a mistake. this is how this is going to be. just don't go on television because we wouldn't have all this mess to be talking about in the first place. >> i don't disagree with you, sister. quickly, before we go,glen, this lying, not a legal issue? >> the lying is a legal issue and it's a factual issue and it's a consciousness of guilt issue. you don't have to lie if you didn't do anything wrong in the first instance. i appreciate noelle saying she's not going to drink the kool-aid. if we all start

this is after posting 13 straight days of declines for the xlf financial spider etf gerard cassidy joinss now. what is going on with the banks? >> brian, i think what you're seeing with the banks is a concern that the yield curve is flattening further due to not only the trade talk that you mentioned, but also due to the possibility that the u.s. economy could slow down. we're not in that camp, if that were to be the case that's one reason you're seeing the weakness in the stock. >> help me connect the dots between some of the banks and the trade war. i can understand if we're looking at jpmorgan, morgan stanley, global banks, if the global economy slows down, i could see their loan business or bond business slow down. i do not understand the mid and small cap banks in the u.s. getting whacked. how are they getting exposed >> coming into the year the banks were hitting record highs. we had the tax reform coming through for us earnings for this year will break records. going into the trading activity you had some very strong momentum the momentum was driven by this tax reform, but second

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