history for the west indies. heart break for ben stokes and england >> it is going to be devastating. it will take us the next couple of days, but we share everything we do >> it was just a joy. we needed this. we have been through so much and to come out here and win this tournament, it was just amazing. >> reporter: much has been said about the decline of the west indecency as a test force, but for twenty20 they're setting the standards >>> let's wrap up this half hour. live shots in tikili in relation to the refugees arriving there under the e.u. deal. the first of two turkish flag boats carrying ten scores of people arrived in the area today. more at aljazeera.com at aljazeera.com of frankie presto", a tale about the greatest guitarist to ever live and the lives he changes. the writer's first dream was to be a musician. >> i didn't write anything until i was already well into my twenties, cause everything i wanted to do was basedro

the west in tishgs es have become the first every two-time winner of world t20 final. there was four sixes in the last over. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: england and the west indies faced off in what was to be one of the most dramatic finals. england down to 23 for three inside five overs. the recovery for 54. 40 in the last five overs helped england reach 155. the west indies chase started badly. two wickets in the second over, including that of chris gayle. it was now their turn to fight back. samuels had a century and he an chored this time with an unbeaten 85. they needed 19 to win in an epic final over. ben stokes, one of the consistent bowlers at the tournament watts blown away. the all rounder smashed three sixes in the row to get the scores level. with one needed from three balled he sealed the win with another six. history for the west indies. heart break for ben stokes and england >> the will be devastating. we share everything >> it was just a joy. we needed this. we've been through so much and to come out here and win this tournament, it was just amazing. >> reporter: much has been said about the decline of the westindies as ace test force. in twenty2

history for the west indies. 2020 they are setting the standards >>> the women's title was also won by the west indies. they beat australia by eight wickets in their final. it the 18-year-old smashed 66 off 45 balls. three sixes. the west indies chasing down a victory target with three balls to spare. after they lost all eight of their previous games against australia. >> i know when i look at my trophy i'm going to be, like, is this real? to when you touch down in the car bee an that's when it's going to hit because i know bee will have a lot of people there, cameras and everything. i think that's the time it's going to hit and we will realise we won. >> i think we needed 160 on that wicket and we certainly set ourselves up to that mark and we explode a little bit towards the end including that fanl over. that gave them a bit of momentum hitting into their batting innings. it was disappointing because we had a good start >> reporter: leicester has continued their charge towards the title. they beneath south hampt

the west indies won that one. the england captain said that the windies is much more than an one-man time. >> even before we played the west indies i was quite firm in saying chris gale was not just the west indies team. it's important when you play against good size you don't focus on one or two players because it's everybody who can hurt. >> you we'll focus on england, but we want to focus on us, and we believe if we do what westendies can do, we'll always be destructive in this format. >> india has won two gold medals in the last 40 years. but badminton ranks as one of their best chance to rio. getting the backing for the sport remains a challenge. for many mere bad pin on it is just fun. only a few like 12-year-old sonya hope to make it a career. she started training two years ago but one day she wants to do one better than her role model in the top-ranked player. >> i want to be a badminton player. because when i am eight years old, i have met--i want to take the gold medal. >> this is sonya's inspiration prac

the west indies won that. mumbai, the west indies beat india, taking the host country out of contention. will that affect who people are rooting for? >> i like their honesty and their sportsman spirit. they entertain the crowd. they enjoy cricket and show everyone how it needs to be played. >> england has won the cup before in 2010. most of this team are part of a new generation of players. of the 15 on duty, six men will contest the first major tournament. as for their opponents, they were the t20 champions of 2012 and many say this is the revival of west indies cricket. no team has won the world cup twice since inception, so many will be watching to see which team makes history by lifting the trophy for a second time. >> lewis hamilton lost first place on the first corner in the grand prix. hamilton ho loud his teammate to take the lead with more than hatch way of the race completed, he is ahead. >> san antonio spurs beat the raptors 102-95 to claim the franchise record 68th victory. >> that's it for me. >>

. >> en before we played the west indies in the group stage, it was quite firm in saying it wasn't justhe west indies team. it's important that when you are playing against good sides you don't focus on one or two good players. it's everybody. anybody can hurt you. >> we were focused on england. we more or less focus on us and we believe if we do what westi s westiners can do, it will be. india has won two gold medals in the last 40 years. badminton ranks as one of their best chances for success in rio. a report. for many, badminton is just fun. they hope to make it clear. she started training two years ago. but one day, she wants to do even better than her role malingdz. >> i want to be because then i am eight years old. i want to take at a time gold medal practicing at the indian signing there won a bronze she became the first ever indian badminton player to win an olympic medal. tournaments before 2014 olympics. tickets are being given out for free. mover and more champ being beings produced. the popularity will go up. >> but capturing the public interest has been tough. even though

the west indies number one chris gayle was bold out in just the second over. over the last ten overs ruselin and semens were put on 80. he having only arrived in the country a few days earlier. nervous moments with the indies needing eight off the final over but they got there with three balls left. >> i think that it was maybe mighty day, luck on my side. things went the way i wanted >> after the break when we went into bowel, the first field yergs were fine but after that there was a considerable amount of due which meant the spinners couldn't bowl how they would have liked to >>> it will be a double heavier. the women's team also advanced to the final, but for the first time in their history. they beat new zealand by six runs to progress and will take on three time defending champions australia >>> india cricket plans and players are still coming to terms with their team's semifinal loss. the future of captain has been under question leading to an unexpected exchange with at journalist after the match. >> >> reporter: are you keen to get to playing after th

the stadium. and pretty good crowd here. after theories, west indiesoming the first to win the t20 world cup prize for the second time. as you can imagine, indians are excited, even though west indies is the team that knocked india out. many are saying at least they can say they lost to the winning team. kolkata, india. >>> do remember you can always follow me on twitter anytime at rosemary cnn. early start is up next for our viewers here in the united states. for everyone else, there's another edition of "cnn newsroom." have a great day. . . >>> in just one day, voters cast their ballot in key primary election. frontrunners donald trump and hillary clinton behind in the polls. could a key loss blunt their momentum? >>> investigators revealing new information in the tedly new de rack derailment. >>> and a mass deportation happening right now. shipping thousands from greece to turkey. we are live. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans.

the west indies danger man was out in the second over. after of the past 10 overs, russell simmons would put on 80. simmons having only arrived in the country a few days earlier. nervous moments with needing eight over final over, but got there with three balls left. >> with luck on my side, i ride my luck. >> after the break the first were fine but after that, there was considerable amount of dam meant. >> it's going to be a double-header in calcutta on sunday. the women's team also advanced to the final but for the first time in their history. they bead new zealand by six runs to progress and will take on three time defending champions, australia. he will lease hohman, al jazeera. >> indian cricket fans are still coming to terms with that defeat. the future of captain has been under question leading to this unexpected exchange with a journalists after the game. >> do you intend to continue on after that tournament? >> let's have fun, please come here. come come come, seriously. do you want me to recap? >> i was going to go ask you. >> i

the west indies knocked out host india on thursday. when india's captain was pressed on his future plans, it led to a rather unexpected exchange with a journalist. >> you gave everything in the game. do you want to continue on after the tournament? >> come on here. let's have some fun. come see me. come. >> you want me to -- >> no. i just want to ask you. >> i was hoping it was a country where you have a brother orson who can play for india. do you think i'm unfit looking at many running sf. >> no, very fast. >> do you think -- >> yes, sure. >> then you answered the question. >> thank you. >> are you forgetting something? >> the world's best female surfers are competing at a famed australian break. bell's beach in victoria is the second stop on the world tour, and californian courteney got the better of local hero in the final here. she moved to the top of the overall standings, and here she is ringing the traditional bell offered to the winner at this event. >>> that's how sports looks for now. >>> thank you very much for that. that's

but here, it's interesting to think that here it's east indians being transported to the west indies at were mistakenly named after the indies hundreds of years earlier by columbus, who was basically lost. this is the return of asia into caribbean history. by and large, and from a comparative perspective, the numbers of contract laborers were transported to the caribbean pales in comparison to the ever-increasing numbers of pre-migrants who are coming from europe. let's turn our attention to that far greater migration. a few more numbers for you. here is a chart that shows the increasing wave of european migrants across the ocean in the 19th and early 20th century. you can see by the first decade of the 20th century, migrants are coming in numbers that door the migrations of earlier decades and centuries. just in the first decade of the 1900s, as many free europeans crossed the atlantic ocean as enslaved africans did over the course of the transatlantic slave trade. the magnitude, the scale of migration is beginning to dorf -- dwarf everything that has come before it. the scale create

in the west indies, and it leads to an unexpected exchange between the journalists after the game. >> you can continue on after the tournament? are you going to continue on after the tournament? >> oh, yeah. >> do you want me to recap some. >> no, i want to ask you. [ unintelligible ] [ unintelligible ]. >> securing her spot in the fins ten years after she last won the tournament. the world wants serena williams. she was the winner in the finals in switzerland. 7-5, 6-3. continuing in australia in straight sets. she's one win away from her second victory. >>> in the men's, 6-4, 7-6. japan sharing the lead after an opening round of the insperation. >>> the world's best female surfers are competing at a famed beach in victoria. the second stop on the world tour. in the final hit, in the standing, a big chance to ring the traditional bell. >> we'll see you later, greg, thank you very much. >>> onto chroma, where a restaurant is bringing together people. hiring unemployed army veterans, persuaded to go one step further. >> one of latin american's top 50 restaurants, and for the past eight

plus, celebrations as the west indies beat england to be the only

the old world. farmers moving west across the appellations. being able to sell produce down river. down the mississippi to the gulf of mexico and reach markets in the west indies. the navigation of the mississippi of american ships. on the evil of when the constitution was written, there is a number of open-ended political questions on the nature of republican government. of turmoil. joseph: i will move the needle a little further along to 1789. at the moment, undergoing what is now, the bill of rights. the constitution has just been ratified and no one is really clear about what it means. -- unlike today [laughter] we are in a transitional moments before the confederation and the constitution between the confederation and the allegedly nation and i think the only thing that people cannot all agree on is that whenever else -- whatever else the revolution -- means, washington is the symbol of it. that is it. and that, the institutions we think of as permanent are just created. the executive branch in the judicial branch as also that it is an in between moment in american history of some significance. moment areng in that usually confused. like now. [laughter] m

a first play to score in the women's world twenty 20. west indiesare on 29 for nothing on their fourth over. formula world champion lewis hamilton has secured poll position for sunday's grand free. he grabbed the poll with his final qualiing lap to just edge out his team mate. they finished half a second clear of the closest rival. he will start third ahead of his team mate. hamilton's team was a record for the bahrain circuit. >> i'm just really happy with that. so happy with that lap because throughout qualifying and practice you go around, you do a lap. it wasn't quite perfect. to actually finally put it all together. it's actually more a pressure lap as well because the previous lap i went off. so knowing i've got to improve even more, so then i did the lap before. so perfect. >> reporter: tennis, a resurgence winning her second straight title. asarenka beats duznetsova. she failed to win in the last two years. the straight sells will see her returning into the world's top five. >> it feels really good. there was a lot of adversitys today. i'm v

to follow the world cup quite recently the nation's had been incredibly impressed and as the west indies were defeated so my question is do you see the potential to levant's the nation of the common national identity as a tool to bring people together? what is your view? [laughter] >> you might laugh with it is a very fortunate statement. cricket is extremely important in afghanistan because it is news said nobody can turn into negative news on cricket tonight everybody stays have to watch their happy to see from the upper level of the foyer matches with the country that was a champion in 2012. sows boards can play an important role. it doesn't matter where you come from a dozen matter what language you speak to us that you are good at it. >>. >> i with the hindu american foundation. studies the play to the hindu minority as they continue into decline to seek refugee status. in all honesty do you think they actually have the place and can the government guarantee their security or should they take refuge elsewhere to survive if? >> i will start to by answering with a larger answer. it se

cricketing nations been incredibly impressed by the feats of the afghanistan theater in fact the west indies were defeated by afghanistan a few days ago. so my question to you is, do you see the potential for cricket to advance, to advance a nationbuilding process, like a garnering consensus on a common national identity parks we've seen in the past sports being used as a tool to bring people together. what's the role of cricket, in your view, in bringing afghans together? thank you spent you might laugh but it is a very fortunate statement. cricket is extended important in afghanistan because it is news that nobody can turn into negative news. it is positive news. and they are very proud of their teams, and on cricket tonight everybody stays up to watch on tv the cricket matches. and they were very happy to see that afghanistan has progress to the upper level and that they had, of the four matches that they did, they did win one against a country that had been the champion in 2012. so people were very, very proud. yes, sports completely very important role. and as you said, it's a level or.

analysis in atlantic africa and traces the struggle of african descended people throughout the british, west indies, bermuda in north america for fighting for marital equality. his research has taken him throughout black atlanta, or munich, jamaica, england, scotland, lucky guy. he has received crucial funding from various institutions including harvard, duke, university of south carolina, florida international university. he has published articles and book chapters on its slave marriage rituals and african-american popular culture. in addition to his manuscript revision, he is concurrently writing a book length treatment of the unique wedding ritual, jumping the broom. this has taken popularity amongst north american slaves. he teaches classes on african-american history, the history of racism and the african diaspora. we are honored to have him with us this afternoon and thank you so much. i bring to you dr. tyler parry. [applause] professor parry: how is everybody? thank you so much for coming. it means the world to me to see a good-sized crowd on a topic of history. as a history professor of af

in fact, the west indies were defeated by afghanistan a few days later. few days ago. so my question to you, ma'am, do you see the potential for cricket to advance -- to advance a nation building process, like garnering consensus on a common national identity? we have seen in the past sports being used as a tool to bring people together. what's the role of cricket in your view in bringing afghans together? >> you might laugh but it's a very fortunate statement. cricket is extremely important in afghanistan because it's -- it is news that nobody can turn into negative news. it is positive news. and they're very proud of their teams and on cricket tonight, everybody to stays up to watch on tv the cricket matches and they're happy to see that afghanistan has progressed to the upper level and that they had four of -- of the four matches that they did, they did win one against a country that's had been -- that had been the champion in 2012. so people were very, very proud. yes. sports can play a very important role and as you said, it's a leveller. in sports, it doesn't matt

the nurse by training claimed multiple degrees from online universities. including a doctor rate in leadership from a british west indies school no by the u.s. accrediting agencies. we were unable to track him down for comment. but she has confidence in the behavioral health decker who selected him. spokesperson for mayor bowser didn't comment on the qualification. but confirmedded that yesterday was the last day at work and he will be succeeded by the health director royster who will serve in interim capacity. in southeast, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. alison: that is all for the news at 5:00. right now on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- sam: a d.c. administrative law judge was arrested for fighting another judge. that story is coming up. alison: also why a fire investigation in montgomery county turned into a suspicious investigation. and why some maryland tax prepares are in trouble with the state. could it affect thousands of tax returns? "abc7 news at 6:00" starts now. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. leon: well, they are accustomed to judging people accused of crimes but now a physical altercation betwe