the triumph also moved johnson into second place in the pga fedex cup rankings behind thomas.ng this week, i think, its comparable to be number one in the world. for me, playing the one i did all week, the way i did today, knowing everything that was on the line, it gives me a lot of confidence going into next week. it isa confidence going into next week. it is a big statement, and i am proud of the way i played in the way that i handled it. —— and the way that i. while also on sunday annie park shot an 8—under 63 on the final round to win the shotrite lpga classic by a stroke over japan's sakura yokomine. the 23—year—old from new york, had this eagle and six birdies on a cloudy day over the bay course at stockton seaview to finish on 16 under in claiming herfirst lpga tour title, a stroke off the tournament record. welsh rider, geraint thomas, supplied team sky with their sixth criterium du dauphine success in the past eight years. thomas held off adam yates, winner of the concluding seventh stage, with france's romain bardet taking third overall. thomas follows in the footst

officers visited other , but he gives thomas a page. wondered if this was a product of where grant was in his bit of, having a little reconciliation that he wanted to say some nice things after hammering a bit on thomas. think it is one of those things you can be magnanimous in victory and talk about how the other team really tried really hard and they were really good opponents and a run at the best in you. the fact is he sticks to the fact that while thomas was a very successful commander, he was darn deliberate. he had his own pace of doing things. what is interesting is that is not more revealing about thomas' lack of response to inquiries. they were oil and water to each other. they could not get along, either with the other. thomas despised grant. we talk about memoirs. the best memoirs would be unwritten ones. robert e. lee dying in 1870. george thomas dying in 1870 spared us. 1872, if someone wrote his memoirs. in all seriousness, they never got their shot to say with a felt about things. -- if you want to do somebody in the bes

for more on this d w correspondent thomas sparrow joins me from the german parliament the bundestag thomas is there and actually realistic chance of biscuits all the end of this government. i wouldn't say just yet if there's something that we've learned from her nearly thirteen years in power is that she can negotiate very well but what we can also say at the same time is that this is definitely a very significant political crisis here in germany and a very significant challenge to anglo merkel's authority and now i'm going to merkel will have to in some way find her priority over european solution at the same time make sure that you can find a solution that satisfies those who prefer a national alternative a national solution to this political crisis it won't be easy for merkel i think no one expects that to be easy for merkel in fact they expect this to be one of the most significant challenges that she has hired as a german chancellor now the interior minister has long been a fierce critic of her migration policies so why is this rebellion brewing now. well in the first time because the

political correspondent thomas farrow thank you for your insights. now to some of the other stories making news around the world and yemen at least thirty nine people have reportedly been killed in a saudi led offensive to retake a key port in the city of new data the saudi led coalition says it wants to drive through thing rubbles from the city but who the leader has urged the rebels to resist the assault. a state of new york is suing to dissolve u.s. president doll chums charitable foundation prosecutors allege persistently illegal conduct at the nonprofit including misusing donations and supporting trump's twenty sixteen campaign trump has called the lawsuit ridiculous his pledge not to settle the case. university students have clashed with police and bolivia's capital of the students were taking part in protests that began last month to back faculty strikes in support of pay rises because students are also calling on the government to pay for their education one student died during the violence two weeks ago. and watching the news still to come w

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thomas and this was the proposal that garnered the most support but what other proposals are on the table and are they also popular with german voters there were specifically three other proposals that did meet with people's approval over say not as much as that proposal that you yourself mentioned but there was still viewed in a positive light we're talking here about offering migrants not necessarily money but other types of help for example services or rejecting the entry of refugees without documents or even those famous centers which are part of horses a whole fuzz master plan for migration centers in other words where the application procedure would be dealt with from the beginning until the end those are also proposals that show that also in the german population there is an idea there is some sort of approval about the focus that the german government is placing on deportation they're not necessarily on welcoming other refugees descry the germany will still continue to welcome those who flee their countries for political reasons or wars or so or aspects but it's important to

the architect thomas ivory was appointed master. ivory was described as a gentle character by a student in the school. when hoban attended the school it was on grafton street. along the stretch to true to the left in this view of college green. an elevation of the school featured in strickland, a dictionary of irish artists 1913. the school was to teach 20 boys of the proper age and properly qualified the principles of geometry, architecture and the rules of perspective. were 30 to 35here people in the architectural school each year. there was not a working tradesman or mechanic in the building line in dublin. they had not received instruction in it. from worthy of note that 1749 to 1849, like the french model, tuition at school was free. this made the school accessible to all tiers of society. attractive to arts men and craftsmen such as hoban. despite this practical emphasis, he writes that the teaching at the school elevated the level of architectural training from the interested tease of training tech meeks to a more intellectua

and it has quite a political dimension so our political correspondent thomas sparrow is with us in thestudio you know thomas we just heard that you know german media reports say that this guy who they believe is the murderer in this case accused in the one is set to land in frankfurt this is a very fast turnaround they're really getting a lot of help from iraq in this case for the last few hours you can see that it has been wired to foster developments and on german authorities have praised cooperation between the german federal police and kurdish authorities that ultimately led to the arrest of the main suspect we're talking here of a twenty year old failed asylum seeker who arrived here in germany in two thousand and fifteen whose application was then rejected one year later but who had been allowed to remain in germany pending some further procedures on his on his case but yes you're absolutely right this is simply generated another big debate here in germany about migration what is in gendering this debate about migration obviously it is that is a very unfortunate thing for a woman

thomas obviously there's tons of different conclusions to draw from all these pictures what is it that we can learn. from from this g. seven summit from the scenes we saw depicted i just shows how tense that g seven was how many different perspectives they would if we particularly talk about the photo that was published by the german god much you can clearly see. that tends atmosphere if you just focus on i'm going to merkel for a for a second you can clearly see that on the one hand you have european leaders on the other hand you have trump it is incredibly symbolic and i also think it's particularly important that the photo was not published by a. photo agency but by the german government itself so it was also a very clear message that the german government wanted to send this time not as a press statement not with words but with this very powerful image or if this is a message from the german government perhaps to trump and his his allies within the united states karsten how is this message coming across in the u.s. so they see this dueling photos situation differently. well it alwa

weapons -- a thomas weapons -- on autonomous weapons. we have principles of international humanitarian --pons on the bother failed battlefield. it is all relevant. i suggest the human rights question left down on this discussion is more important. nothing will keep this technology within the military sphere. it will move out. so these remarks, which will be quite brief, i will talk about three points. the emerging about understanding of what autonomous are, the meaningful discussion about human interaction, and a discussion about a general matter. you've already heard the definition that people are agreeing to. the definition bruce jones mentioned originated in a document from the u.s. department of defense. once activated can engage without further intervention by a human operator. onegan my own research autonomous weapons systems when i began researching drones and their role in automated killing. i was doing research on a todd autonomyi found -- on and i found a document about the portability of autonomous thoses systems along with of

before the first half a day germany doubled their lead a pass intended for thomas who resulted in an own goal by saudi arabia's omar hassan we. after the break saudi arabia got a break out the sun was taken down inside the box by sammy could derail the penalty was no come on was by just some. saudi arabia had a chance to equalise in extra time but couldn't find the finish handing germany the unconvincing two one victory. writes the tenth berlin biala opens today the contemporary arts festival features works by artists from all over the world and runs until september this year's curator gabi in cobo comes from south africa and she's taking a decidedly political look at issues like kolo cultural appropriation and colonialism. this ruling looks deceptively authentic but it's a reproduction of a haitian palace called song also the name of the summer residence of pression king frederick the great this year's berlin be anally explores world history from non-western perspectives and turns some standard narratives on their heads. the international curatorial team wants to make a radical shif

thomas moore suffragette like should we be?— how much suffragette like should we be, not suffer just was how much suffragette like should we be, not sufferjust was notli how much suffragette like should we be, not sufferjust was not i think there were very good organisers and very vocal and outspoken. very public in their demands. quite schalke. at a range of campaign ideas. a vast repertoire of activity and fundraising. and i think we should be deploying some of the things they did because actually it worked. some, but not all. well, the suffragettes of course have been vilified for many years, for the militancy is that they promoted. but looking with a face that the time, there was nowhere else for them to go. they were responding to violence on the street at the hands of police, in suffragette demonstrations. a really morph is a really, what was going on in prisons and how the striking and forced feeding. diane atkinson. good to have you here. think you for coming a house in scotland which was struck by lightning is likely t

. >> and thomas posted another video that is shooting towards a million views. >> thomas found out whereir stuff back. >> nice. >> she savage. did you see the truck holds up to the doorstep of this building. dryers, trash, toys, everything tips out onto the >> something tells me thomas doesn't care. >> i think the new landlord cares. >> good luke to that landlord. part of me salutes you. >>> let's go to india for a white water rafting adventure which i think we should call flipped raft adventures. so you already have a hunch about what's about to happen, right? you have a group of adventure seekers on this. they are doing such good job until they are not. >> okay. >> well, right in that moment the raft gets flipped upside down sending everybody into the water. to guy on this raft starts getting people out of the water. he gets most of them up on the raft. there is one last person still in the water who appears to be really exhausted. he gets back in the water. at this point the guy goes under the raft, no problem. check this out. he lifts the raft and you can see the guy slide out from u

right i am joined now in our studio by political correspondent thomas sparrow right here as well as our washington correspondent cost of phenomena costs and i'm going to start with you this was a real zigzag course from trump why did he lash out at justin trudeau after he had already agreed to that g seven final statement how is this change of heart coming across in the u.s. . well you never know with the from the just act on his impulses and apparently he didn't like the fact that justin trudeau . went before the press and once again say once he had actually said before several times that canada would not back down on that if the united states would not change their trade policies which they won't. would retaliate with tariffs against american products and that didn't go down well with the president apparently his chief economic advisor larry kudlow. also. sunday this was of the trail by a true though. the trump had been stabbed in the bag and that this whole thing made him look weak ahead of summit with kim jong un in singapore so clearly it shows where the priorities are for this whi

all right i have joined now by our political correspondent thomas sparrow here in the studio as well as our u.s. correspondent in washington costs and phenomena joining us from their costs and i will start with you it has been a real zigzag course from trump why did he lash out at trader after he had already agree with the other leaders there and how is this change of heart coming across in the u.s. . well first of all the chief economic advisor of the dawn trump larry kudlow today trump reacted like this because just introduce of the canadian prime minister and host of the g. seven summit had the traits don't buy it basically standing his ground and announcing that canada would retaliate with tariffs of its own against the u.s. because on the trunks steel and aluminum tariffs and apparently the white house sees this as an expression of bad faith on the behalf of the canadian prime minister and clearly also kudlow said this could weaken donald trump's position in the upcoming talks with kim jong singapore so that shows clearly where the priorities for this white house they focus on t

under call to order, it's thomas. thank you. >> all right. any other changes? if not, would someone like to make a motion? >> a i move to approve minutes. >> a second. >> an any public comment on the minutes? seeing none, public comment is closed. let's take a vote. >> a commissioner lee. >> aye. >> a commissioner bleiman. >> anye. >> a commissioner thomas. >> aye. commissioner perez. >> aye. >> a president tan. >> aye. we will move to item three, report from the acting director. ms. wyland. >> hi, guys. this evening i just wanted to give a couple of minor updates. we are in the midst of hiring a second part-time sound inspector to replace the person who could not commit before. we will be conducting more interviews this tuesday, the 26th. we have five candidates we will be interviewing. and we are hopeful that we can find a great choice from that group. so i will keep your guys all posted. i am hoping to on board them by mid july. and it looks like the training process from this time around has taken about two months in total. so i also wanted to say as a part

studio here and berlin thomas the chancellor giving a one on one t.v.interview that's not a common event why did she get in front of the cameras after this g seven meeting your right to be it is not a common event in fact is a very rare event that i'm going to hold decides to participate in one of these talk shows she only tends to do these kinds of talk shows when she feels the need to explain the german public some big political developments she did that for example at the height of the refugee crisis she did that for example when she explained why she wanted to run again. he's doing it again obviously. spots of this big political development which is the g. seven summit on the fact that the u.s. seems to be going in a very different direction compared to the u.s. its traditional allies and that was why i'm going to call decided to go to this. talk show to give her impressions not only on the g. seven summit but also on developments here in germany like all the recent scandals on migration that we've also been covering here in d.w. news now as after m

his parents were in court to hear thomas and john money sentenced toa minimum hear thomas and john moneyo a minimum of 22 and 20 to seven years respectively. —— 27 years. in sentencing, thejudge years respectively. —— 27 years. in sentencing, the judge said years respectively. —— 27 years. in sentencing, thejudge said he had no doubt that had the police not caught them, they would have gone on to rob more people that night. he said the way they had given their evidence during the trial gave a clear impression that there attitudes of what they had done and to the victims was one of casual, matter of fa ct victims was one of casual, matter of fact indifference. both teenagers went out armed but night. judge richard marks, qc, referenced the frequency of young people carrying knives and an alarming rise in mopeds crime in his remarks. i'm pleased to see the judge mentioned mopeds crime and knife crime is aggravating —— aggravating factors. i hope that sends a strong message to any young person considering carrying a knife or getting involved ina sort carrying a knife or getting involved in

it's reported that thomas was saying you paid him. >> it was a small amount of money.fter the paparazzi notice. now at the end of the day, he was paid to do an interview. i'm not sure that is going to sit well with the queen. >> maybe not. the queen maybe should have thought of that and sent body guards over before the trouble started. >> markle says heart surgery prevented him from attending. he proudly watched the royal wedding on tv. >> it was incredible watching her. i cried a little bit about it. the unfortunate thing for me now is i'm a footnote in one of the greatest moments in history. rather than dad walking his daughter down the aisle. >>> before the drama of her father's interview, on saturday, meghan and harry attended his cousin's wedding. she nearly took a tumable in her sky-high stilettos. meghan's oscar de la renta floral print dress costs nearly $5500. the flowy frock seemed to be a bit too large for her, sparking pregnancy rumors. >> she probably not pregnant. i think stepping out in that sort of a gown is only going to sort of fuel those rumor. perha

. >> thomas: bed lighted to be here. quite a "newsweek" ." >> harris: political reporting the right has a looking to settle on a nominee by the time the president leaves for his european trip on july 10th. candidate interviews are expected to begin next week. counselor to the president kellyanne conway said a short time ago on this network the process may move even faster than that. at a meeting last night, he discussed the supreme court vacancy with a bipartisan group of senators including moderate republican susan collins and lisa murkowski and red state democrats joe manchin, joe donnelly, and heidi heitkamp. but some other democrats said the parties deep divide on full display holding a rally at the supreme court calling for resistance to the president's judicial nominee. watch paid >> this is a battle line that has been drawn that ly will put women's lives at risk that undermines our civil rights, our human rights. >> we now must fight. for those of us who believe that love is love is love is love. >> years from now

thomas: it is somewhat strange to see the u.s.resident accepting commitments that are as they as the ones that are in this declaration. i know he has a vision of a better relationship with north to peace andg security in northeast asia. so there is a vision there, but i would have looked for more specifics in the agreement and we did get more specifics in our earlier agreement. lower-levelour negotiators, beginning at a higher level with secretary pompeo to try to work out those details and get concrete commitments. haidi: how much domestic opposition do you think this will star for president trump? thomas: we are sort of in a strange situation in which the republican president is taking ,teps that look rather dovish very much like the kind of engagement that democrats arelly want, and democrats sort of saying wait a minute, you didn't get any commitments there. and his cheering squad i think among the republican base is basically saying, good work, let's build on it. i think we ought to give this a chance, and i think most democr

mike thomas: have you ever played golf in the snow before? justin thomas: oh no!thomas: i'm just gonna try to practice for all my life and see where it ends up to. hopefully i'll be good enough to go to the tour. mike thomas: (laughing) good shot big j! touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. up to 90% of those with moderate to severe psoriasis had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. most people were still clearer after one year. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. ready for a chance at 100% clear skin? ask your doctor about taltz. downtown san jose good morning, thank

it yet to on ep in ityr japan.ec >> ching in with michael thomas for a forecastol.s morning. >> nice and cool across portions of our region maybe long sleeve weather across gaithersburg and baltimore. temperatures in the 50s. comfortable day coming in d.c.. gets let to it satellite and radar showingor clouds across the mng hours here and down acrosss southern por of virginia annorth carolina. there are showers. you see them pop into satellite and radar theretend tend. good news that's where they'll stay. far enough down south to not affect us in d.c. aside from sepingd us clouds from time to time. future cast cloud mostly staying away andsk in y from time to time. will the rai come? no it stays awayment showers e out tmoup tan west. here in d.c. asou yan see we'll keep it dry throughout the day a enjoying, 3 the daytiow, cooler. showers and rumle and that could lingereron into thursday. then the sun breaks through and temperatures heat upuic quick. ar 990 by sthurs afternoon ndt and by friday over 0 here comes the weekend mid 90s in the forecast. lot of heat this we

high on the short list, judge thomas hardima of pittsburgh, 52. a strong gun rights supporters, he was said to be runner-up last year when trump picked neil gorsuch. judge brett kavanaugh of washington d.c., also 52, and like gorsuch, also a former clerk to justice kennedy. he worked in the george w. bush white house. and judge amy coney barrett of chicago, 46, a former clerk to the late justice antonin scalia. she's criticized roe versus wade and is a mom of seven children, including a special needs child and two children adopted from haiti. democrats, outnumbered, are already trying to stop any vote, echoing the argument republicans used when they blocked president obama's nominee, merrick garland, in an election year. senator tammy duckworth of illinois tweeting, "the american people should have a voice in the selection of their next supreme court justice." but there's a big difference. republicans had the votes to block garland. democrats are in the minority now. >> we will vote to confirm justice kennedy's successor this fall. >> reporter: bu

let's do this michael thomas good morning. >> good morning . you as well nice and cool temperatures mauree lo at that sunrise, orgous outside. start to nice tuesday in the d.c. region. nice, cool, comfortable. 6 i'm sorry 66 in d.c.. rz:00 a.m.burg 60. baltimore 53. >> we're starting already. and temperaturest will give way to 70s and 0s this afternoon and cumberland and winchestertarting off day in 50s. nice, cool, pleasen't start to late jup day. we don't do many of these. if youth like theer enjoy. it warmeray weather on the w. sate rite andadar shoez showers across southern portions of virginia,oun taps ever west virginia here in up to we're protested keeping it nic an dry and waves of clouds and other than that today's planer is in one in d.c.. 11:00, 77 degrees. sunshine than clouds and sim of clouds and s. 8. 8 0s come with low humidity that changes over the next few days i implore you if like this weather and low humidity get out and enjoy today. 83 your daytime high today in washington. mannasas we'll go 80 for you and 881 is quantico

mike thomas is here to talk weather. good morning. >> hey, guys, good morning to you. the day here around the region but we're clearing it out in a big way and we'll have very comfortable and sunny and bright beautiful conditions. it's going aood 1 here in d.c.ou sunscreen thoug'll need that this afternoon. 85 degrees reagan national, dulles 83, bwi t3. normal highshis time of year 84 so we were right there and this be right back there aftern the only difference between today and yesterday will be by theh afternoon, less humidity than we had around the region yesterday reagan 77 this hour, dulles 74, bwi 74, very mild start t lo a little sticky as well as weco have tld front currently moving through. once it marches its way south and east as i continues to do ofudou it o rfight there as we loop satellite through as it continues to work its way south and et beh it some of this drier air will continue to move on down and into our region. and it will make for a very, very pleasant day here in d.c. here's your daynhead planner. agaiou see the futurecast kind of kees ng the

speaker, today i also want to rise and recognize my friend judge charles thomas, who died recently and he was a great mentor and friend to me. judge thomas was a former military member and served as a company commander in the mississippi army arble guard. he was graduate of marion military institute and the university of alabama and he also gradted from the united states of mississippi or ole miss law school. he was the judge that swore me in when i started practicing law. he was more than just a judge, he was a mentor and friend. and i want to acknowledge all that he did to help me become successful. mr. speaker, i also rise he was the judge that to recognize former ole miss football coach, billy "dog" brewer who also passed away recently and was great friends with judge thomas. coach brewer was always loved by his players. he was a fighter and he got the uf all his players all the time. he took ole miss back to a bowl for the first time that they went in 13 yea in 1986 and s, including a gator bowl inbowl 1990. on this day i'd just like to recognize the contributions that coach billy

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