joining us now via skype is tom matthews who's a leading climatologist and lecturer in climate science at la for university here in the u.k. and extraordinary the sort of temperatures we've been seeing 45.9 degrees celsius we were just saying there for france of course it's difficult to make a definitive link with climate change but it's certainly consistent with what we've been hearing about rising temperatures yeah absolutely any one of them and it's difficult to sort of say climate change causes but we can say with a lot of confidence is that climate change makes the occurrence of these deadly conditions more frequent and we also go ahead oh no sorry i didn't mean to interrupt you but i was just going to say i suppose i mean it's not just the record high temperatures it's the fact that it's occurring in june which is very early in the summer season it is in this fall northwest europe because we're very close to the only should we typically get a warm mr bridges later in the summer so july august the famous 2003 he waves. many people across northwest europe there was late july this w

if if you date at least i'm sure mr matthew lee is very much looking at tom we appreciated that speech to matthews live in los angeles thank you my pleasure thank you. now democratic leaders in the u.s. house of representatives have backed down to president trump on their border aid bill demands the u.s. has passed a 4600000000 dollars package to help address the surge and people trying to cross into the u.s. from mexico but that doesn't include additional protections for migrant children that many democrats have wanted for the bill which has already passed the republican controlled senate now needs to be signed into law by the president. while mexico is currently giving refuge to more than 14000 asylum seekers and under a new agreement with the u.s. could be about to take 60000 more there are serious questions though about whether it can handle them john heilemann has been meeting migrants on the streets of tehran. myra and her 12 year old son waiting limits compatable the next day in the u.s. that's 6 months away it's part of a plan learners remain in mexico those mainly from home. w

matthew mcconaughey's mom. tune in to the third hour. >> tom hanks, the third installment of toy story is out.un a recording session without wishing it was already over, because understand, woody is clenched all the time. he's clenched. there is something he's got to explain or, come on guys, or no, no, look out. this way. it's all that. and then they save the last thing for you, use me at the end of a very lon i work day the grunts. they'll show you woody climbing up a bunch of books obt a chilimbing up. okay, all right. >> you see how that could get tiring. >> he's good at it. >> he went on to give youngest actor on the couch, tom holland, spider-man, a lesson in acting, making him deliver the same lines over and over and putting him on the spot. >> do you say,oydo i want coffee, boy do i need more coffee. you're going to say it every conceivable way i can. and are i say is would more coffee? would you like more coffee? >> coffee, coffee, boy, do i need more coffee. >> good. >> would you like more coff? >> coffee, coffee, boy, do i need morecoffee. >> could you try it with a little something

will be succeeded by matthewal bans, the deputy director of the deportations operations, he's worked for law enforcement 25 years and a major ally of former acting i.c.e. director tom, of course, mark morgan. >>> twitter trying to silence president trump and other conservative leaders with a new warning. twitter warning the president of the united states. the social media giant today announced that well known government officials who violate twitter's so-called standards on abusive behavior will be flagged with a warning before anyone can view the tweet. that warning will say the tweet violates their rules but that it is in the public interest to keep it up. if that doesn't drive a few people crazy, i don't know what will. joining me now, dr. sebastian gorka, best selling author, former strategist to president trump and, seb, great to have you with us. what do you make of it? jack dorsey now in charge of the president's first amendment rights. >> it's an outrage. every american should be incensed. on monday what do we find out, lou, thanks to project very fast? that google is using artificial intelligence to try to make sure that the, quote-unquote, trump situation

matthew mcconaughey's mom. tune in to the third hour of today and head to today.com. >>> other news, tom hanks, the fourth installmentbegun a recording session without wishing it was already over. understand, woody is clenched all the time he's clenched. there was something he has to explain or, come on, guys, or look out, this way it is all that then they save the last thing for you, usually at the end of a very long work day, the grunts they'll show you woody climbing up a bunch of books onto a thing. okay, can you do grunts of climbing up? okay [ grunting ] >> see how that can get tiring. >> he's good at it. >> he wanted to give tom holland, who is spider man, a little acting lesson making him deliver the same lines over and over and putting him on the spot >> if you would say, do i want coffee, boy, do i need more coffee, and you'll say it every conceivable way you can. >> sure. >> all i'm going to say is, would you like more coffee would you like more coffee >> coffee, coffee, boy, do i need more coffee >> good. thank you. would you look some more coffee? >> coffee, coffee, boy, do i need more coffee. >> try it

tom keene with francine lacqua. mr. hancock is going to come out and make an announcement. what is the up and up on matthew hancock? the tory leadership race. this could be to giving his backing to someone else to try and block boris johnson. we will delve into that. we had a vote yesterday, three people were out, and boris johnson way out front with 114 votes. the second nearest was jeremy hunt with 43 votes. you can see the discrepancy. i know what i am getting you for christmas. boris johnson wrote a book on factorll, "the churchill : how one man made history." lovesw the secretary churchill and i will send it over pre-christmas. tom: cover to cover. we will see. we have huge news flow and if you are on global wall street, it is a must our with tony r with tony- hou crescenzi. sebastian: iran tensions with the u.s. escalated dramatically as america released images they say proves iran as behind the attacks and the persian gulf. they say iranians are seen removing an unexploded mind from a ship after another exploded. attack.denying the jeffrey gundlach does not say -- believe rate cuts will happen next week, but