and now, only three teams remain.rciless competition, all on a quest for "spartan" glory. and what an amazing season it has been. and i have to admit, kelvin, i do not want it to end. -neither do i but, apolo, it's not over yet, because our three finalists still have to get through the most ruthless "spartan" course they have faced so far. time to check in with our high-octane world series champ, nick swisher. swish, what's up, man? -thanks, kelvin. bro, i am stoked! i've not been this pumped since the 2009 world series, and i know every spartan racer here tonight feels the exact same way. it's all on the line, and all obstacles are in play, almost twice as many as they faced in previous rounds. tonight on this tougher-than-ever course, they're gonna face 15 obstacles. nearly everything these teams saw in rounds 1, 2, and the semis will be right here in front of them tonight. if you've got a weakness, it's gonna be exposed. i can't wait to see this race. fellas, let's get it! -(apolo laughs) thanks, nick. you've enter

and now, only three teams remain.rciless competition, and what an amazing season it has been. and i have to admit, kelvin, i do not want it to end. -neither do i but, apolo, it's not over yet, because our three finalists still have to get through the most ruthless "spartan" course they have faced so far. time to check in with our high-octane world series champ, nick swisher. swish, what's up, man? -thanks, kelvin. bro, i am stoked! i've not been this pumped since the 2009 world series, and i know every spartan racer here tonight feels the exact same way. it's all on the line, and all obstacles are in play, almost twice as many as they faced in previous rounds. tonight on this tougher-than-ever course, they're gonna face 15 obstacles. nearly everything these teams saw in rounds 1, 2, and the semis will be right here in front of them tonight. if you've got a weakness, it's gonna be exposed. i can't wait to see this race. fellas, let's get it! passion all season long. -kelvin: indeed, brother. now, let's meet our teams.

in a matter of a week and a half, they've transformed their team. redick brought in a deal, $23 million. do you like the move or not? >> everybody's thinking the same thing, but $23 million for redick, i love it. i absolutely love it. i've been touting redick for a long time here. he gives them fire power off the bench. they'll start him in and this guy comes off the fence. he's going to make some shots for them. and it's one thing they did not have off the bench, fire power. >> all right johnson former of the celtics, physical guy coming in on a 1 -year, $11 million deal. who else would you like to see brought in the mix? >> i had the twosome of reddic and hayward. i thought it couldn't possibly happen because that would get them to the floor. but it looked like the heat and celtics. it would be a great fit as a three man on this team. not going to happen. i don't know if they'll be anymore active in free agency, but this team made now, looks like a playoff team to me. >> the eastern conference seems like it's getting weaker. george is out of the e

team. and we're talking about it because they're now discussing the issue of pardons right now. this is, again, something that is completely and utterly self-inflicted. and along those lines, you know, we now know the president is warning people, well, you know, special counsel mueller's investigation shouldn't go into finances or taxes. if you're special counsel robert mueller, chris, wouldn't you take the investigation right there because you're being warned not to? >> don't look behind the curtain over there. yeah, look, john, you're right. i would say if you want to not talk about the russia investigation, you should not spend two-thirds of your time in a -- impromptu sit down with three "new york times" reporters talking about the russia investigation. and by the way, not just talking about the russia investigation in ways that he has before, but also saying, and, man, if i had known about jeff sessions, he would have never gotten this job. i mean, we would be remiss as reporters not t

stars of the future and team—mates from days gone by.roup game, could their loyalty be rewarded with the biggest win in the head team history. there is no denying, spain are history. there is no denying, spain a re externally history. there is no denying, spain are externally talented. they are probably the international team that has improved most. but we haven't done ourselves justice on an a—level. done ourselves justice on an a-level. hopefully we can correct that night. even if we don't qualify, we need the product put eternity and to lift the spirits. no matter what the results. scotland have to beat spain by two goals and hope england beat portugal. the last pa rt hope england beat portugal. the last part should transpire, but on the evidence of the two defeats so far, can scotland beat spain?” evidence of the two defeats so far, can scotland beat spain? i think we have a chance. i think we can score goals against this team. we have players and forward areas who can hurt spain. cuthbert took a goal extremely well. caroline wear ha

you don't want a team to get too far ahead.is where april ross had a lot of success serving this ball crosscourt. >> april ross, a celebrated player at usc, won a couple national championships. partner lauren fendrick from ucla. unlikely partner, you would think, given that and talita flies it out of bounds. so that was a knock on talita, all throughout her career, that in big moments, she could sail one orp hit it out of bounds. but overall, she's been pretty consistent. 33 career wins. >> can't tell if she was going for a fingertip or a back line. didn't get lauren fendrick. >> not enough. now, ross, back on top. 8-7. and ross into the net. larissa standing forward. fendrick. nice play! that's a play, you think the brazilians 90% would score on that. buff they didn't. >> lauren fendrick staying really aggressive. hard swing. deep middle. such a great shot. she is staying really aggressive and that is key for the u.s. right now. >> americans have five service errors, which hampered their cause. and that time, talita has been p

both teams go into the last 16.ilable on the bbc sport website. manchester united are close to signing the serbian midfielder nemanja matic from chelsea for a0 million pounds he'd been united's third summer buy including 75 million for striker romelu lukaku. three years ago united manager jose mourinho bought the midfielder from benfica to chelsea for 21 million pounds. ferrari's sebastian vettel extended his championship lead to 1a points after winning the hungarian grand prix. he lead team—mate kimi raikkonen home in a one—two. tom clarkson is in hungary for us. staying cool before a race is much easier than during. sebastien battle state county leitrim the front. behind him things boiled over. both rebels charged bass lewis hamilton, only to access tavern to play daniel riccardo, ending his hopes on the first lap. team orders at ferrari avoided that problem for sebastien battle, he had to ask for his steering wheel bearing to the left much of the race. said he's moved hamilton when it became clear only that brita

team. it is signup to our media team. it is goodbye from us for now. hello, this is breakfast, with christian fraser and tina daheley. princes william and harry speak candidly about their mother ahead of the 20th anniversary of her death. probably a little bit too raw up until this point. it is still raw. they open up about diana's loving and mischievous nature — and reveal details of their final conversation. good morning, it's sunday, the 23rd ofjuly. also ahead: the rules on giving blood in england and scotland are to be relaxed, allowing more gay men to donate. the hospital treating baby charlie gard has called in the police, after some of its staff received death threats. a fourth tour de france title for chris froome — he goes into the final stage almost guaranteed to win. good morning, i'll have the rest of the sport. americanjordan spieth is the man to catch at the open championship. he leads by three shots entering today's final round. and stav has the weather. is very good morning to you. it looks like today is going to be similarto looks lik

i am a team player. i played team sports my whole life as a kid. i believe you have to subordinate yourself to the greater good of the team. if teammates have disagreements about certain things, then they are not going to get the championship. you got to get better and mix it up a little bit from time to time. i have no problem exam with these guys and i love these guys. it is a perfect every single day? tell me who's life is perfect every single day. this is the promise of making you, i am here to serve him and the people inside. >> are you committed back to regular televised briefings and having a transparent relationship with the press? >> again, i obviously am committed to being transparent because i am standing here, but i would like to talk it over with the president. we would have a new press secretary. i would like to talk it over with her. we will get back to you on that. i am standing right here. i'm trying to answer every question. >> are busy, we know the president has been feeling under siege with the russian investigation. do you feel

of the best teams in the final bone to pick with you pick away wasn't having chile germany. germany portugal or chile would really very you said to me every try in every bull's every taxi germany have got no chance they're in the final so in a tournament you pick three you're really proud of yourself ok i'm saying germany would have a massive shock if they didn't get to the semifinals is that fair to say the plate played australia champions of asia great pass the champions of asia great next close cameroon champions of africa how to get them down to ten men before they could be champions and then they drew against chile couldn't be chile why should this happen in the south american group are young to be clear against very experienced teams like christian or elbows portugal. a mexican city but least three players that are either on or around one hundred appearances and chile the oldest team in the tournament i'm not saying they're not a very very good same very young talents to mexico in the semi final three of those mexico do. should be in prison because that was a criminal

, a team they haven't beaten since 197a.etournament favourites but only just scraped through, of the pretournament favourites but onlyjust scraped through, but of the pretournament favourites but only just scraped through, but there has been fighting talk between the camps. we are street fighters and when we get pork to be put back. we look at the history of this team and what they have come through to get where they are. it has not been easy. sunday's quarterfinal promises to bea easy. sunday's quarterfinal promises to be a spiky affair but england fa ns to be a spiky affair but england fans are ready to go home just yet. they just don't want to fans are ready to go home just yet. theyjust don't want to go to work! so that's almost it for sportsday, but before we here's a quick reminder of some of the sport coming up on the bbc this weekend. there's two huge semi finals in rugby league's challenge cup — the first sees hull fc host leeds on bbc 1 from two o'clock tomorrow afternoon. this weekend adam peaty goes for his third

the cricket team, their achievement, and hopefully the england women.rt needs. progress has also been made off the pitch. mark samson's side is the best prepared and most well funded england team get. whereas many big teams have struggled at this tournament, england has three wins from three. next they face france, 18 they haven't beaten since 1974. the french have been one of the pretournament favourites but only just scraped through their group. still, there has been fighting talk between the camps. we are keen streetfighters and when we get poked a little bit we will have to poke back. i went back down from the challenge. look at the history of this team and what they've come through to get where they are, nothing has been given to them, nothing has been given to them, nothing has been easy. quarter-final on sunday promises to be a spiky affair, but england fans aren't ready to go home yet. so that's almost it for sportsday, but before we here's a quick reminder of some of the sport coming up on the bbc this weekend. there's two huge semi finals in r

for that legal team, he's out. he's quit here. you know, david sanger, the question is, again, that has this white house lost control of its messaging? what's the message they're sending here? >> well, remember, this was supposed to be the week for made in america. and the week for the health care bill. and -- remember those, john? and here we are, you know, once again, discussing russia, discussing the president's strategy and so forth. look, if this is a brushback pitch in some ways to mueller and his team, it's an understandable tactic, as alisyn pointed out. bill clinton used it. i covered the clinton administration. i was a white house correspondent for the times at that time. and he certainly attempted this. but the justice department has very clear, strict guidelines about what does and does not constitute a conflict of interest. and even political donations to candidates is not listed among those. that doesn't mean if they were excessive that they might not qualify. but it strikes me, it's going to be a ver

spent a lot of time with your great team. i've got to tell you, i personally want to say terry just gave a great speech there. but terry for us embodies not only america, but in wisconsin we think about success story in terms of hard work, determination, building a company with just literally a few thousand dollars in 1974, starting out building the knobs, remember the old knobs on black and white tvs. gag g gallagher, i'm thinking of you in particular. but building those knobs. and then getting an atari contract. now being one of the leaders in the world. we are thrilled to have you here today and to have your success story be a part of the american success story and particularly coming to the state of wisconsin. so, terry, thank you. [ applause ] >> this is a great day for america. it is a great day for wisconsin and it's a great day for foxconn. [ applause ] >>> today we're announcing the single largest economic development project in the history of the state of wisconsin and one of the largest in the history of this count

are significant donations by members of the team. they clearly wanted the other person to win. >> reporter: president trump's legal team insists there is no truth to media reports that the president is looking into the possibility of using pardons for his associates. an attorney told cbs news, pardons are not being discussed and are not on the table. meanwhile, the president has shaken up his legal team. his personal lawyer, marc kasowitz, is out. he is replaced by ty cobb. his spokesman resigned. well, special counsel mueller's team is also investigating the business dealings of president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort. manafort has been invited to testify before congress next week. but he has yet to accept that invitation. >> thank you. >>> sunday 27,000 runners will take their marks for the 40th annual san francisco marathon and there will be even more people watching giving city officials plenty to prepare for. kpix 5 reporter emily turner live at scenic overlook at the golden gate bridge with more on what to expe

makes an appearance very soon in the team bus behind me. very much we are chilean functoid here in the studio with us all went to get them in the square there we're going to go full throttle for right or wrong. give us a song really gung ho not are aware of it oh there we're. two little to do better to do. one more of them over the road. oh well. there yeah. yeah. and you know whatever the result today you can tell that the fans having a great time of course to be disappointed you know the chilly guys but they've come to the great hall that i see a long way to come you have to enjoy whatever the result of the story of this confederations cup from the funds perspective is chilling i mean they brought three thousand to every guy meant to give you an idea in the premier league in england where fans travel freely around the country bigger why followings the premier league pretty much kept the stadium for a wife fans for three five years and three thousand have come all fly around the world to support their team and i think it's important for th

. >> the phillies one of the best teams. only one team better over the last ten games, phil starter vince velasquez says freddy galvis is a gold glover. he bails him out of trouble in the first, runner at the plate, keeps it scoreless. second inning, velasquez trouble again, who bails him out? freddy galvis. a double play. keeping it scoreless to the fourth. doing all of the things right. herrera, two bunt singles. herrera scores on the fast ball. in the ninth, tied up, bases loaded for galvis, three hits on top of the gold glove defense, phillies with back to back walk off wins, 2-1 the final. they have won 8 of 11 including four straight. >> the team is together right now. it's a young team. we try to push each other. we strive hard trying to get 100%. a lot of energy too. >> the newest members of the baseball hall of fame are inducted into coopers town today. jeff bag lo, ivan rod reege uz and tim raines getting the call along with commissioner bud selig getting the nod too. >> allen iverson upset sixer fans by bailing on

a buzz about this team. can the sixers now be an attractive free agent market where free accounts want to come here? >> you mean two years from now, lebron james? lebron comes and solidifies his deal. takes the sixers to the eastern conference and dethrone the warriors. >>> yeah, why not? >> i like it. >> brett brown, reddick reveals what he told brown when they met during the free agent visit. >> the sixers haven't been very good. and there's something about his disposition, the way he's coached in basketball team, the way he's embraced the process. the spirit of the sixers has never been broken. and i think that speaks volumes to coach brown. >> how about that? >> i admire reddick. he probably could have gotten a multi-year deal. maybe the nets were interested. he's earnest about playing with the sixers here. and 23 million reasons why. >> and how about this? joel embiid can be an anchor on a championship team. and the trash talking between embiid and ball cost him $7,000. fined him for cursing on his inst

i like the team. let me rephrase that, i love the team. am an incrementalist. -- entrepreneurs start the day and go through the process, if you want to eat an elephant you have to it one item at a time and sarah and i are going to do that together. hesitationhave any taking this job knowing it might cause some friction and that it might lead to sean leaving which is what is going to happen and the two are somewhat haveidental, and did you any hesitation about how you would relate to the rest of the white house staff if you came in under those circumstances? i am a business person. what happens in business is you have some rotation of personnel as you're making changes and you have lifestyle choices that people are making. i would love to have shown here -- sean here. he decided it would be utter to go. it speaks volumes to who he is as a human being, who he he is -- who he is as a team player. i do not have any friction with sean, i do not have any friction with reince. are serving the president. i want to make sure our cultural template i

i'm a team player. i've played team sports my whole life, at least as a kid. i believe you have to subordinate yourself to the greater good of the team. if teammates don't have disagreements about certain things, they are not going to get the championship. you have got to get together and mix it up a little bit from time to time. i have no problem mixing up with these guys. i love these guys, i respect to these guys. is it perfect everything ok? whose life is perfect every single day? here's the commitment i'm making to you and the american people and the president, i'm here to serve him in the west wing. reporter: you admitted to regular televised briefings and having a transparent relationship with the press? are you committed to that? mr. scaramucci: again, i'm obviously committed to being transparent, because i'm standing here, but i would like to talk it over with the president. we have a new press secretary and i would like to talk it over with her. we will get back to you on it hisen, i'm standing right here and i'll -- i'm trying to answer every questi

the team buses havejust the team buses have just arrived. the team buses have just arrived. show courage. this place a cauldron often on champions league occasions, although it will not be quite capacity this evening after the green brigade section was closed after uefa charge the club after an illicit banner shown in the previous round. celtic a massive side, they see themselves asa a massive side, they see themselves as a champions league club and hope to ta ke as a champions league club and hope to take a step this evening against the norwegian league leaders. ross barkley will "100%" leave everton, that's according to his manager ronald koo—man. the england international has been at everton since the age of 11, but barkley‘s told the club he wants to leave, after rejecting a new contract. we made really a good offer to him to sign a new contract. he declined that contract. he told me that he is looking for a new challenge. and, 0k, it is not everton‘s future any more. it is his decision and i need to respect that and then, 0k, we will see what happens. what i hear from t

his legal team seems to be in something of an you roar. the spokesman for his personal leaguing -- legal team also resigned. this is a big week and shows the white house hasn't yet gotten its footing. he hopes that the hiring of anthony scaramucci will help but instead of solving the tribal conflicts it seems to bait them. priebus, the chief of staff was said to be against the hiring of scaramucci. others might have also been osupposed. -- opposed. robert: is he trying to contain with the legal team, dan, all this unfolding drama on the russia investigation and politically to find his foot something dan: politically it will be difficult to find his footing as long as the rub -- russia investigation goes on and i think he understands that. it's clear that he sees the russian investigation as getting in the way of everything else he would like to do or believes he would be able to do. it appears as though he is looking for a way to provoke some kind of conflict. in all kinds of ways he seems to be moving toward what could be a huge collision

does a transition to a new team change the team if the guy heading the team refuses to change himself? signs that donald trump is changing, after this. hi. i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can even warm these to help you fall asleep faster. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. >> all right, a new chief of staff can make a difference or can just keep things as they are right now. former trump transition team member ken blackwell how this will fare. what do you think, all the people who say donald trump won't change. but the very fact that he made these changes shows he's changing. what do you think? >> absolutely, absolutely. i think that the model that you will see put in place will be everybody's comfortable with the fact that the president leads the country and he's going to let john manage his team. to stay with your baseball analogy, steinbrenn

communications team. we have a conflict so much, and the media covers so little." i will now invite anthony to come on up and answer some questions. i will then get back up again to answer any questions. >> i will be very brief and make my marks informal. i will then take questions from everyone. first, i would like to announce formally that sarah huckabee the pressll be secretary. heryou cannot congratulate after. he do not hear me -- can you not hear me? better now? let me start over. you heard me in the front, right? sarah is going to be the press secretary, right? congratulations to you, sarah. [applause] >> i want to make a couple of statements. first, i want to thank sean spicer not only on behalf of myself, the president, the administration, but he is a true patriot. he is a military serviceman, and he has an amazing family could he has done an amazing job, and this was a hard situation to be in. i applaud him, i wish him well, and i hope he goes on to make a tremendous amount of money. as it relat

i'm a team player. i have played team supports my whole life, at least as a kid, and i believe you have to s subordinate yourself to certain things. you have to get together and, you know, mix it up a little from time to time. i have no problem mixing it up with these guys. i love and respect these guys. is it perfect every single day, tell me whose life is perfect every single day, but here is the commitment that i'm making, i'm here to serve him and the people in the west rinwing. >> are you committed to regular televised briefings and having a transparent relationship with the press. >> again, i obviously am committed to being transparent, i'm standing here, but i want to talk it over with the president and a new press secretary, i would like to talk it over with her, and we'll get back to you on that. but you know, listen, i'm standing right here to try to answer every question. >> two quick questions. first, the president has been feeling under siege with the russia investigations with the departme

i was standing on the side of the road with my team—mates, trying to change wheels.r for me. do you think if you wear yellow all the way paris, you will look back on yesterday and think that was the day ididn't win yesterday and think that was the day i didn't win the tour de france, but i saved it. let's get to paris and then i can think about that, but certainly just then i can think about that, but certainlyjust reflecting purely on yesterday, that was a huge save. i think that was really touch and go. ifi think that was really touch and go. if i didn't reach that front group at the top of that time, i don't believe i would have made it to the finish line in yellow. and the tour de france has never been disclosed at the top in the history of the tour de france. what is it like for you? it is stressful. we knew going into this race that this would be the closest fought tour de france i had ever done, and the biggest challenge of my year—to—date. and i think it is shaping up to be exactly that. was it more enjoyable getting the yellow jersey back that. was it more e

team.u love for when choosing members? right now, we are in about eight different games with about 45 players. we have a team in kuala lumpurfor players. we have a team in kuala lumpur for example. we have players. we have a team in kuala lumpurfor example. we have been in 21 different games in the time we have been growing this thing. it's a lot different real sport because you are either in a basketball team or a baseball team and we have this opportunity to be a brand, we make clothing and make hardware, headphones as well. we look people but a focus, good at this and professional. when it comes to looking after your team members, is there any sort of regulation in this environment? looking at other major sports, it is about regulation, good governance, regulating bodies. sports, it is about regulation, good governance, regulating bodiesm sports, it is about regulation, good governance, regulating bodies. it is a little different because each game is kind of its own sport. there is a reg

i like the team, -- let a rephrase that, i love the team. ivan incrementalist. -- i am an incrementalist. good osborne oars -- entrepreneurs start today and go through the process. maybe seals -- the navy seals would tell you if you wanted to eat an elephant, you need to do it one bite at a time, and that is what we and there are going to do. -- sarah are going to do. >> did you have trouble in taking this job because it might cause friction? and did you have any hesitation about how you might relate to the west of the white house -- rest of the white house? i'm a business person, and so what happens in business a lot of the time as you have summer tatian and personnel as you are -- some rotation in personnel as you are making changes. i would love to have sean here. he thought it would be better to go, and for me, as it relates to sean, it speaks volumes to who he is of a human being, a team player. his attitude is anthony is coming in, so let me clear the slate for him. i appreciate that about him and love him for it, but i do not have any

so you see a new team being set up. and you know, this is not the kind of law he is used to practicing and you know, they needed people with more washington experience, quite honestly. >> and that was said at the beginning when he hired marc kasowitz for this russia investigation. we talked about that a lot. was he the right person for this and the president seemed to think so. there's also been a lot of turmoil. you touch on it surrounding this whole legal team. give us context here, gloria. >> i think the president has not been happy with the way the whole investigation is going. we spent a day now talking about what he said to "the new york times." he wasn't happy about special counsel in the first place. and i think internally at the white house, he made no secret of the fact he hasn't been happy with t about the way with has all been handled. they need people here and also this evening we have learned that the spokesman and the communications strategist for trump's legal team is also leaving. so what you have are c

"new york times" reporting continues to show the tensions building between team kushner and team trump. advisers to the white house. remember that phrase. advisers to the white house. that is how "the new york times" described their original sources on the story of donald trump jr. and jared kushner and paul manafort's meeting with natalia veselnitskaya. they got it all -- all of it from advisers to the white house. and as i said at the time, that sounded to me like lawyers representing people in the white house. and, to me, it specifically sounded like jared kushner's lawyers because that's who would have all of that information. those advisers to the white house are once again delivering information to "the new york times" that is harmful to the president while trying to cast jared kushner in a better light. the times reports that jared kushner, quote, met with mr. trump to discuss the issue, meaning that meeting with natalia veselnitskaya. according to advisers to the white house, around the time he updated his federal disclosure form to include ms. veselnitskaya's name on a list of

and our sports correspondent, katie gornall, is with the team in breda.ir big game. the game could decide who wins group d, after both teams won their opening matches, spain beating portugal and england beating scotland. spain are rising quickly through the rankings in uefa, and many people have them down as dark horses for this tournament. mark sampson has tipped them to do well, saying that they play a pleasing style of football, easy on the eye, but he also says they are a difficult team to fall in love with, because they sometimes feign injury, and he has warned his players to be wary of spain's dark arts, as he calls them.

when the team that listed the trophy in 2016 takes on the team that won it in the two years before, youcould really live up to expectations and so it proved as leeds got off to the best possible start. brian hall has scored every try imaginable. there was more of the same here. then the holders showed their star quality. look at that gap, they all fell for it. there is no sense of misdirection when it comes to that man hall though, more magnificence from him. 220th rhinos try. that was as good as it got for leeds. hull hit back twice. six points their lead at the break which they extended significantly in the second 40. sneed with a kick. it is the way hull do things. kallum watkins does his thing is the only way to come he kept the match alive with a terrific try bidder would make little difference in the end. hull had too much. jamie shaul, the flaw is yours. —— jamie shaul, the floor is yours. he is on his way. jamie shaul, it is a beautiful try. a beautiful moment. wembley, here they come. they had not beaten leeds in eight attempts, today was a very different story for hull. 43—24

teams moved in. here's steve osunsami now. >> reporter: this was the terrifying scene at a wells fargo bank in the suburbs north of atlanta. inside, a man claiming he had an explosive in his backpack was holding hostages. outside, a small army of snipers and s.w.a.t. team members had their guns aimed at the bank. >> a lone male subject went into the bank and advised that he had a quantity of explosives on his person. >> reporter: we're learning tonight the suspect has a history of mental health issues and called our partners at atlanta station wsb tv, with a list of demands. he told them he was brian easley, and was a former marine who served two tours in iraq, that he was about to become homeless and had a disagreement with his local v.a. >> i'm going to be out on the street. >> reporter: a bank employee, was also on the phone. >> anything you can tell us -- >> he's been very kind, very respectful. >> reporter: police negotiators tried to get the man to come out. three hours later, the bank employee

the president's legal team and his son-in-law's legal team. they don't want the two men understandably talking with each other. there are a lot of tensions and you throw in the president's namesake son, don jr., who hired his own legal team and talking about his own p.r. team and a lot of people who are not coordinating for legal and cultural reasons and it's a really tricky thing to handle. robert: they were trying to handle it as they were on air force one, the president flying back from his trip. mark, the "new york times" broke this explosive story. did "the times" expect donald trump jr. to release these meals emails and what do you make of the story that a former russian spy was in the room last summer? mark: first off on don jr., we didn't know where the story was end up. the story kept evolving over the weekend, the white house story or don jr. kept evolving. on saturday, the meetings was about russian adoptions and on sunday we approached them and said we know it was about getting dirt on hillary clinton and they said we know everyone

are you know, both teams are with star players. to go to both teams are with star players.mes and a you know, both teams have brilliant semifinals. so lots of key players have stood up to big for england, tammy beaumont at the top of the order has had a brilliant tournament. sarah taylor is playing well. the wicket—keeper batsman. heather knight, our captain, is batting quite well at number four. natalie at number five has had an incredible tournament and she has scored two centuries so far. bowling attack... spearheaded by anya and catherine who are very experienced opening partnership. alex '5 bowling quite well, a young left—arm bowler. ata quite well, a young left—arm bowler. at a young team with some experience. a few over 30 but many in theirearly to experience. a few over 30 but many in their early to mid— 205. for india, again, they have a really well— balanced 5ide india, again, they have a really well— balanced side with india, again, they have a really well—balanced side with amazing experience. captain and opening all, theyju5t pa5t experience. captain and openi

remember, ryan blaney's team, jones's team, pitted early. stayed out. great fourth position. good for lap 59 and lap 52. >> steve, you talked about the dominant car. is this the situation where kyle busch and adam stephens have hit something at this racetrack? it's been different down force, they've had different packages that have come here but these two have been so good over the past now three years. we have talked about the laps that they've led. have the two of them hit on something that is just clicking and working? >> it is. and it is hard to try to figure out what it is because you mentioned there have been different rules. but also they have teammates that are sharing information with. it is not just a set up. and a couple inches here and couple feet here and different way it drive your race car. and surely that can find success year in and year out at the racetrack. >> once you've had success, you know what that car is supposed to feel like. you know what the car is supposed to be and where it is supposed to be. you have to sacrifice. racing is a game of compromises

the team are staying. i just spoke to them. i think they are 2 phenomenal people. as it relates to the other people in the comm shop, i need to get to know them. sean was incredibly gracious, spoke to them on my behalf. reince was in credibly gracious. i got to get to know the people, they get to know me. hopefully they will like me and want me to stay. we will make it a very fun place to work. we will try to get everybody. [indiscernible] that is a really good question, but it is inappropriate for me to answer that question right now. i have to get back to you on that and get direction from gentleman master and the president. -- general mcmaster and the president. i will do every thing i can to get to every person in this room. reporter: will president trump have a press conference with us in the near future? mr. scaramucci: i will talk to him, absolutely. listen,from he is it -- he is a great communicator. he won this election -- i used another method a lot better when i was in the campaign and transitio

so if you wanted to do this red team blue team, would it be red team three and blue team 97? >> we don't know a lot about what the specifics would look like, it's small group of people who are at the center to do not agree with vast majority of climate scientists who say that climate changes happening that humans are a cause, a main cause, and that action needs to be taken as soon as possible to try to stall climate change >>> how did you find out. >> s i was at an event where the president was speaking at the energy department headquarters and had a chat with bob murray whose be the c e o of murray energy one of the biggest companies he had a meeting with scott pruitt the same morning at a lobby board meeting and that he had spoken to him about this issue and what he plans to do and also whether he plans to challenge a legal finding that is the basis for u.s. greenhouse gas regulations > > sreenivasan: put this in perspective. the other steps that scott pruitt taken when it comes to climate >> the budget proposal he has cut pretty much anything writted to climate funds his a

. >>> six g,irls one team and two visa rejections. see to stepped in to help an afghan girls' robotics team get visas to compete in a world competition. >>> redskins quarterback kirk cousins is making a whole l >>> right now high school teams from nearly 160 countries are here in the nation's capital, including an all girls' group from afghanistan for a robotics competition. >> good luck, have fun. >> this group of high school students from afghanistan showed off their ball sorting creation in washington, d.c. in what's known as the olympics of robotics. >> we are like sisters that work together. it's important to be here. >> but the all girls team nearly missed out. they traveled 500 miles to the u.s. embassy in kabul to get their visas. twice they were denied. last week, president trump stepped in and authorized the visas the girls needed to travel to the s the team with flowers and hugs when they arrived friday night. one team member said they were very happy and surprised when they learned president trump intervened. >> now the gi

england are the highest ranked team.d formidable and found different ways of winning every single time. but i think maybe the netherlands will have selling to say about that. that is who england played next in the last four. they are the host nation, and even though they perhaps has not embraced the tournament as a whole, they have certainly embraced their team. we are seeing sell—out crowds at their every game. but having covered england in the world cup in canada two years ago, where england beat canada, and there was a huge crowd there and they were not intimidated. having spoken to the players after the match, i think this is a challenge that they are very excited by, not fearful. soap england defeated france in the late game. —— so england defeated france in the late game while earlier on sunday six—time defending champions germany were knocked out 2—1 by denmark. the danes now face austria who won 5—3 on penalties against spain after 120 minutes of play including extra time which failed to yield a goal. and has bec

, it gets easier and easier for the team to bond. accommodation, it gets easier and easierfor the teamcs and you win, and people will always look up to you. i'm very blessed to be in this position. going around the world and inspiring the team that you can take on the rest of the world and take those titles. those tattooed since rio, tell us about them? the british lion, is very patriotic, that's me. i'm proud and strong. it reminds me what it took to get the olympic gold and the record. his life is unrecognisable to that of 12 months ago. the olympic gold made him a household name in the uk and even here, in remote highland. he is now known as one of the superstars of the sport, and arguably more motivated than ever. he aims to lower his 100 meter breaststroke world record of 57.13 seconds, that target has a title... project 50 six. that means pushing harder than i was before the olympics, sweating more, bleeding more in some cases. i achieved my lifetime dream but i wa nt to achieved my lifetime dream but i want to leave a legacy and break a world record again and eventually get down

anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> a major shake-up on the white house team. sean spicer resigned from his post as communications director and press secretary. weijia jang reports. >> good afternoon. >> reporter: sean spicer has resigned his position as white house press secretary. president trump has had issues with spicer's press briefings since his first one when the president ordered him to refute claims his inauguration had smaller crowds than president obama's. >> this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period! >> reporter: spicer resigned as soon as he learned new york financier anthony scaramucci had accepted the job to become the new white house communications director. >> anthony scaramucci is somebody who has been an incredible asset to president trump all during the campaign, transition and now he is one of the killers on tv. >> reporter: spicer has played a reduced role in recent weeks and he hasn't appeared on camera for a white house press briefing since june 20th. spicer was a close associate of white house chief of staff

we begin tonight with storm team 4. we are seeing some strong storms popping up out there and there is a flash flood warning now in effect. >> doug, tell us all about it. >> we've been seeing the storms develop. they continue to develop because of that, we have flash flooding on going right now. couple of roads closed. you can see what's happening. -- this is the area we've been watching, through here. now, starting to see more storms pop up right on the border here, right around prince georges montgomery. right along i-95. incredibly heavy rain there. then another storm around frederick. this one not moving much either, we can continue to see flash flooding with those, too. wouldn't be surprised if we heard a warning here at either of these two storms as they're thunderstorms developing. it's right along i-95 at the worst part of the afternoon rush. gaithersburg area, this is the area you can see, this includes just to the north here. we do have some of it coming out of bounds. make sure you never drive through flooded

you could see it in the way the changes were made in his team. his legal team. he is very concerned. you can sense the growing concern about the russia investigation. so someone, something clearly looked like it was going to change beyond just the fact that he shook up his legal team. the communications position, obviously, had been open for long time. but i can tell you that the tension within that building throughout the hours this morning, all the moving pieces, the meeting that we know happened that included many of these key players, including steve bannon and scaramucci coming out of that and this all unfolding very quickly. this is something that had clearly been building i think within the president and his frustration with the way the message was getting out there and him not getting the kind of action that he was hoping on this russia investigation. >> thank you so much chris jansing. and kristen welker. we'll be continuing to follow this all day. >>> meanwhile on the subject of national security, tom bossert is president trump's top white house offici

the 26-year-old recently tried out for the team made the team. he's 6-foot five weighs 265 pounds.he eagles tell us he still needs to get a work visa before he can start practicing with the team. >>> moving on now to baseball just down the road at citizens bank park the phillies will begin a series with the houston astros. astros one of the best teams in baseball. vince velasquez will make the start tonight. >>> phillies are coming off a win over the milwaukee brewers. yesterday the phils have won five of their last seven games. they have scored five or more runs in seven straight games for the first time since the 2005 season. the skipper says his players are motivated. >> everybody's playing for a job next year. everybody's playing to be part of our future and i think the guys are competing amongst themselves and it's good to see. you know, everybody's more aggressive. they're into the games and obviously our offense has come alive so if that continues, i think we'll be in good shape. >> reporter: phils astros tonight. it's the eagles back on the field tomorrow morning. we're liv

team. they're claiming there could be potential conflicts of interest. they report trump has asked his advisers about ways to pardon aides, family members and himself in connection with this probe. revelations come as mueller's investigation appears likely to look into the trump's family's business ties. mueller is in charge of the ongoing russia investigation. the legal team for trump wants to consistently evaluate the issue of conflict and raise them in the appropriate venue. >>> sarah dallof will join us to break down how the latest russia investigation. >>> senator john mccain is promising to return to work. the country just learned of senator mccain's brain tumor diagnosis earlier this week. he tweeted his thanks. the tweet reads, i greatly appreciate the outpouring of support. unfortunately for my sparring partners in congress, i'll be back soon. so stand by. >>> it's now 4:35. let's check on your weather and traffic once again. >> the latest on your forecast on this weather alert day

he goes on to wish the british team luck, saying "i know how it feels to succeed in that stadium.n the world". well another man who'll be absent in london is richard kilty. the european indoor champion over 60—metres was due to represent great britain in the four—by—100—metre relay but he's broken a finger on his changeover hand and has pulled out. in contrast there are five very pleased athletes today, after they were called into the british squad. long jumperjazmin sawyers said she "couldn't be happier", after getting the news. sawyer won silver at last year's european championships, as well as the commonwealth games in 2014. and the british long jump record—holder shara proctor is also added — she took silver at the world championships in 2015. 0n the track, marc scott will go in the 5000m — he said on twitter "it's official — world championship selection — thanks for the incredible opportunity". lennie waite said she couldn't wait to represent great britain in the 3000m steeplechase — she competed in rio but failed to reach the final. and jess turner said she hadn't stopped sm