. # water it down like evian # think that tyron's naive...# while rapper slowthai has used his experiencesum nothing great about britain. i'm not trying to say i hate this country. i love this country, i'm proud... i've got more pride in my heart for it than anything. ijust feel we've lost value of what is important, and its community, and that's what i'm trying to do with this album. for artists who aren't quite household names yet, like black midi or little simz, just the nomination can be a huge boost. still, all 12 will be aiming to win in september. lizo mzimba, bbc news. i will be listening to them all on the way home. now on bbc news sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: paula creamer leads by a stroke after the first round of the penultimate women's major of the year, the evian championship in france. england battle back and lead by 181 runs heading into day three of the one off test match against ireland at lord's. and julian alaphilippe closes in on becoming the first home rider to win the tour

tyrone blake jr did not live to see his 26th birthday. i. call appoints office fully rigged with them 10 i am radio scanners and monitors this is where he tracks police dispatches night by night listening in on police radio is not only legal in the us for the point it's a crucial part of his work he's a freelance photojournalist who specialized in police operations the material he gathers he sells to local television stations for their crime related news. he has a range of contacts across the city he can send out to collect footage and he also hits the road himself every night. it really. can be anywhere where people are shooting at each other you know i work. for added protection. some nights seems a little more dangerous than others some. but it certainly helps make me feel a little bit safer when we're out in the violence has ticked up at chicago. classic downtown chicago with its imposing skyline his world removed from the chicago love point works and he covers stories from the toughest. one that is really cool to on camera he's been on

resultado de una informaciÓn en una informaciÓn previa,, misma que pasaron 3 de julio llegÓ al arresto, tyroneos en un operativo de contrabando en manojuzgadoss . tambiÉn interroa otras otros infantes por presunta participaciÓn, en las cuales no estÁn relacionadas con los arrestos comunicado dice que la unidad estÁ comprometida con la justicia y el estado derecho iban a continuar cooperando. josÉ por ahora estos 16 infantes permanecen en la custodiuy grac california, ya estÁ bajoa y se sospecha que hay otros soldados involucrados en este caso regresÓ contigo . >>> en california ya estÁ bajo arresto un hombre hispano sos c sospechoso de matar a cuatro personas entre ellos su ex novia, su padre y su hermano iÁa herido a otros tres en una cacerÍa humana. las autoridades lo detuvieron. jorge adelante >>> concede te puedo decir que esto ocurriÓ a 25 millas de perÍmetro, existen tres escenas del crimen responde al nombre de jerry zaragoza de 26 aÑos de edad, lo mÁs tragico es que la primera escena del, se confirmÓ que el suspens el principal sospechoso, tiene 26 aÑos, la primera escena del c crimen

dangerous waters on the world there are more pirate attacks there than anywhere else and so commander tyron bruce is getting its crew ready. with their radar system in our lookouts we have to try to see any threats that are that are approaching us and you know miles out so so before any. piracy issue would take place we will have. notification well in advance so yes so we should not ever be in that position. on board it is a mix of civilian and military crews you have doctors medics but also engineers to help the navy's in the region to maintain their aging fleet so that they can tackle piracy. while the white house may have announced in the past that it's planning to reduce troop levels in africa this year the navy organize its biggest naval exercise operation. it seems the u.s. is keeping a close watch over african waters for gunless defense minister it's a matter of national interests and our troops most likely to see them closely depends on the most come from this is a lot of. want to be dependent on revenues taxes coming from the sea and not just on international troops and so we like

his father, tyrone, arrived at the scene not knowing if emile had survived.was going to find him dead. but he was sat up and talking, but i could see the shock in his eyes. zayyan was stabbed with a rambo knife. and emile in both legs with a flick knife. when i got to the hospital, the doctor told me it was half an inch away from a main artery. and two centimetres on the other leg. but the 19—year—olds admit that, at times in the past, they had also carried knives. though, following the attack, they say it is something they would never do again. as i was younger, i used to carry a knife for two reasons — one to protect myself from other people, and another was to show off a little bit, you know what i mean? little arguments, you pull it out. what? you are talking about, like that. showing that you're better and badder than them. as a teenager, mojanneh was involved in gang culture and spent time injail. good to see you, brother. now he works in communities across south wales to stop others going the same way. so some of your mates you know, who are holding kn

his father tyrone arrived at the scene not knowing if emile had survived.ught i was going to find him dead. but he was sat up and talking, but i could see the shock in his eyes. zayyan was stabbed with a rambo knife. and emile in both legs with a flick knife. when i got to the hospital, the doctor told me it was half an inch away from a main artery. and two centimetres on the other leg. but the i9—year—olds admit that, at times in the past, they had also carried knives. though, following the attack, they say it is something they would never do again. as i was younger, i used to carry a knife for two reasons — one to protect myself from other people, and another was to show off a little bit, you know what i mean? little arguments, you pull it out. what? you are talking about, like that. showing that you're better and badder than them. as a teenager, mojanneh was involved in gang culture and spent time injail. good to see you, brother. now he works in communities across south wales to stop others going the same way. so some of your mates, you know, who are ho

. # water it down like evian # think that tyron's naive...# while rapper slowthai has used his experiencesin northampton for his nominated album nothing great about britain. i'm not trying to say i hate this country. i love this country, i'm proud... i've got more pride in my heart for it than anything. ijust feel we've lost value of what is important, and its community, and that's what i'm trying to do with this album. for artists who aren't quite household names yet, like black midi or little simz, just the nomination can be a huge boost. still, all 12 will be aiming to win in september. lizo mzimba, bbc news. england's cricketers are battling to avoid defeat in their test match against ireland after another remarkable day at lord's. despite some heroics from an unlikely source in their second innings, england suffered another batting collapse. they will resume tomorrow on 303—9, just 181 runs in front. joe wilson was watching the action. 35 degrees, a pair of glasses and a helmet. it's a tough combination. and jack leach had to try and bat english cricket back to respectability. he gras

agreement and are as upset with washington as they are as upset with washington as they are with tyronethey/ iran. iran's main argument today was that europe needed to grow a backbone, essentially, and support its economy. how much support do you think around the united states does donald trump have for his very hard line on iran? well, i think quite a bit, given iran's history in the united states and i think donald trump has tapped into something in terms of opposing iran's regional activity although there is a countervailing force here and that is at this interest among the us for another war in the middle east and i think the president has himself in a fairly tight bind. if this turns into a ball, it certainly becomes a risk. in terms of the irradiance regime, how deeply do you think these sanctions are biting because obviously we know they are really hitting the economy into iran hard and if that testable anger on the streets in the run, more disaffection with the authorities, how dangerous that before the people in power in iran? i think the sanctions are biting. uranian oil exper

. >> reporter: financial consultant tyrone ross says lawmakers are missing the point. >> facebook is coming out saying we have to .2 four billy we have to .4 billion people we want to provide financial services to these people but we wanted to do it through new technology. >> reporter: president trump has already weighed in calling cryptocurrency's highly volatile and based on thin air. his administration is concerned that libra will be missed used to launder money and finance terrorism. >> they are scared of crypto because now the u.s. financial system has competition. and what they are looking to do with it libra is regulated so that now that they can tax it and they can track it. >>> some lawmakers are open to the idea. >> to announce an advance that we have to strangle this baby in the crib. i think it is wildly premature. >> facebook faces an uphill battle convincing lawmakers and regulators that it can be trusted with our money. >> another senator says the question isn't whether the u.s. should take the lead on digital currency, and why facebook before the company fixes its oth

and see if it's even still possible to save this deal and how the reaction of politics professor tyrone university we spoke to earlier believes it's europe's failure to uphold the nuclear deal that's now driving the crisis. iran waited for over a year and the europeans did absolutely nothing you know only after he won began to reduce its commitments 2 months ago did the europeans sort of push harder and and reveal begin the using instax or formally announcing insects but insects itself as it is nothing without money and a europe still refrains from purchasing iranian oil under american pressure they could still refrain from allowing private companies or protecting $5.00 private companies who want to do trade with iran to the iranians are. seeing their commitments little by little to put pressure on the europeans so that they take a step forward if the europeans abide by their commitments then the iranians will stay within them if you know even though the americans have left in the americans are hindering the iranians don't accept your in excuse because the russians and the chinese are t

. # water it down like evian # think that tyron's naive...owing up in northampton for his nominated album nothing great about britain. i'm not trying to say i hate this country. i love this country, i'm proud... i've got more pride in my heart for it than anything. i just feel we've lost value of what is important, and its community, and that's what i'm trying to do with this album. for artists who aren't quite household names yet, like black midi or little simz, just the nomination can be a huge boost. still, all 12 will be aiming to win in september. lizo mzimba, bbc news. earlier i spoke to lisa verrico — a musicjournalist from the sunday times, and asked her who she thought might win. whether they think the favourite is going to be dave, psycho drama. he isa going to be dave, psycho drama. he is a 21—year—old man from london. he knows a lot about what it means to grow up black, be back in britain. his two elder brothers are in prison, it's such an echo of the coin story, very insightful, not super complex, very accessible. as i think that

dangerous waters on the world there are more pirate attacks there than anywhere else and so commander tyron bruce is getting its crew ready. with their radar system and our lookouts we have to try to see any threats that are that are approaching us and you know miles out so so before any. piracy issue would take place we will have. notification well in advance so yes so we should not ever be in that position. on board is a mix of civilian and military crews you have doctors medics but also engineers to help the navy's in the region to maintain their aging fleet so that they can tackle piracy. while the white house may have announced in the past that it's planning to reduce troop levels in africa this year the navy organize its biggest naval exercise operation. it seems the u.s. is keeping a close watch over african waters for gunless defense minister it's a matter of national interests. troops most likely to see. close we need to put some of them up with stuff from the sea and. want to be dependent on.

navy ship carson city is on its way to the shores of nigeria and joining me live is commander tyron bruce who is in charge of the ship what are the precautions that you're going to take to go to nigeria so part of that precaution we haven't embark security and so with that team consists of the inherent right. of defensive security if we were to run into any issues and we will be able to check this we will navigate freely we. navigate and properly. and so if you saw it. tanker cargo ship in distress would you would you activate the men on board the ship so far as part of a lot of sea we would have it and her right to to assist a vessel in distress but one would have to look at their distress signals you know for example if they sound certain sound signals or at the ship itself by what the ship is sinking but outside of that we have to get direction from a higher headquarters if there is a issue or it won't force. the distress while the white house has said a few years ago that it's pulling out its troops from africa we've seen the biggest naval exercise involving the united states in the a

finished making a cross greg leaves it behind for the family of the deceased to take with them like tyrone blake sr. even as a police officer he was unable to stop his own son from being drawn into the maelstrom of gang life and getting killed. they have no more or they have no you know. this is just hard to talk about is this. you know we garfield in life you. know stretch out. they have no leadership so. now released. time rumbling. junior did not live to see his 26th birthday. i. call a points office fully rigged with 110 i am radio scanners and monitors this is where he tracks police dispatches night by night listening in on police radio is not only legal in the us for the point it's a crucial part of his work he's a freelance photojournalist who specialized in police operations the material he gathers he sells to local television stations for their crime related news. he has a range of contacts across the city he can send them to collect footage and he also hits the road himself every night. just like you can be anywhere or people are shooting at each other. for added protection. some

claims to have destroyed time stamped after the tyrone went down. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >>> an american woman and her australian boy friend were killed in canada near the alaskan border. this morning canadian police are working with fbi and australian police to investigate. family members say china was on a summer road trip with lucas fowler. they were exploring canada's national parks. canadian police say their bodies found on monday near hot springs in british columbia. they say the couple had been shot. >> nothing to indicate their deaths are linked to any other active and ongoing investigations in that area of the province. >> police say it is too soon to tell whether this couple was targeted. >>> new details are emerging this morning after a high-speed police chase in los angeles. some of the suspects are actually from the bay area. friday's chase reached speeds of more than 100 miles an hour on freeways and streets, through l.a.'s san fernando valley. lapd believes the three men inside the car had been breaking into vehicles. offi

i want to thank mayor breed for her leadership, and i also want to thank tyrone for being my right hand in everything that i work on. my fellow city department heads and their staff, my colleagues at the department of the environment and most importantly, the community groups who are showing up today because they can't imagine a more important place for them to be at this moment. and supervisor mandelman and kyle, thank you for your attention to this, this leadership, and our opportunity to work together, so with that, i'm going to introduce goodfriend who will talk about the report itself. >> chair peskin: wendy, we've just one piece of housekeeping to do. i've been informed by council that the changes -- the amendments to item number two were substantive, so i'm going to make a motion to rescind the vote on item number two, and we'll take that without objection, and we will continue the item one week to our meeting of the 29 of july and we'll take that without objection. and now we can go back to our regularly scheduled program. >> thank you, chairman. >> thank you very much, director

prosecutors far and wide would give diversion or drug court but they would not give it to tyrone.re poor, a minority, a black male, those prosecutors did not take a chance and use those progressive avenues to help you. if you were fluent, if you were white, prosecutors would give you the benefit of the doubt and take a chance on you. and that's where a lot of that disparity came in too the criminal justice system. if you look at vice president biden's plan now, he extends the justice department's ability to actually look at prosecutors offices. collect data, and to make sure that we don't have that same disparity that unfair treatment from prosecutor's offices going-forward. as a defense attorney, i know it far too well, the power of prosecutors. >> as you know, you're going to continuing to face these questions. the former vice president going to continue to face these questions. he will be on that stage with cory booker, with kamala harris who have criticized him over the last several weeks, how much is this crime? the vice president's record on criminal justice as well? how muc

that the iranians are demanding its release as soon as possible ok door such a bar the lawyer from tyrone thanks very much. we as president donald trump pounce warns of reaching the limits of human. i want. more on the story throughout the day but for now venezuela's opposition leader says he'll resume talks with president nicolas maduro government the meeting is expected to take place in barbados as early as this week one quote owes representatives met last met government officials in norway in may that those discussions stalled or rich venezuela has been ravaged by 5 years of economic chaos my shortages of food medicines and other basic necessities that plunged deeper into political turmoil in january when going joe declared himself the acting president. amnesty international is urging the un to investigate these so-called war on drugs in the philippines which it has described as murderous in a year reports the rights group says extrajudicial killing executions are continuing unabated and in some cases can be directly linked to police report find victims of the crackdown are overwhelmin

dangerous waters on the world there are more pirate attacks there than anywhere else and so commander tyron bruce is getting its crew ready. with their radar system in our lookouts we have to try to see any director that are approaching us and you know miles out so so before any. piracy issue would take place we will have. notification well in advance so yes so we should not ever be in that position. on board it is a mix of civilian and military crews you have doctors medics but also engineers to help the navy's in the region to maintain their aging fleet so that they can tackle piracy. while the white house may have announced in the past that it's planning to reduce troop levels in africa this year the navy organize its biggest naval exercise operation. it seems the u.s. is keeping a close watch over african waters for gunless defense minister it's a matter of national interests. troops most likely to see. close we need to put some of them up with stuff from this is a lot. want to be dependent on revenues taxes come from the sea and not just on international troops and so we like to make s

dangerous waters on the world there are more pirate attacks there than anywhere else and so commander tyron bruce is getting its crew ready. with their radar system in our lookouts we have to try to see any threats that are that are approaching us and you know miles out so so before any. piracy issue would take place we will have. notification well in advance so yes so we should not ever be in that position. on board it is a mix of civilian and military crews you have doctors medics but also engineers to help the navy's in the region to maintain their aging fleet so that they can tackle piracy. while the white house may have announced in the past that it's planning to reduce troop levels in africa this year the navy organized its biggest naval exercise operation. it seems the u.s. is keeping a close watch over african waters for gun as defense minister it's a matter of national interests and our troops most likely to see. mostly a defense of the most come from this is a lot of. want to be dependent on revenues taxes come from the sea and i'll do some international troops and so we like to m

dangerous waters on the world there are more pirates attacks there than anywhere else and so commander tyron bruce is getting its crew ready. with their radar system in our lookouts we have to try to see any director that are approaching us and you know miles out so so before any. piracy issue would take place we would have. notification well in advance so yes so we should not ever be in that position. on board it is a mix of civilian and military crews you have doctors medics but also engineers to help the navy's in the region to maintain their aging fleet so that they can tackle piracy. while the white house may have announced in the past that it's planning to reduce troop levels in africa this year the navy organize its biggest naval exercise operation. it seems the u.s. is keeping a close watch over african waters for gunless defense minister it's a matter of national interests. troops most likely to see. close we need to put some of them up with stuff from this. want to be dependent on revenues taxes come from the sea and. some international troops and so we will oblige to make sure tha

host: tyrone, pennsylvania, on the line for others. this is christopher. hello.s the systemnion is broken because republicans and democrats are not working together to find the middle ground. i personally agree with all the republicans. i am registered republican. that doesn't mean i won't vote democrat on someone because of the fact they may have better options than what the republican candidate might have. they need to come together and be on the middle ground instead of fighting each other and that is where it is broken at. host: is that even possible, when you think -- do you think, when it comes to middle ground on contentious issues? caller: it is possible, they just have to stop being so against each other and actually try to look at the other side's view and come to some sort of option that would benefit the entire american populace. aboutchristopher talking the two-party system and giving his thoughts on if it is broken. this is jim off of twitter saying we will get a viable third party when there are three positions on every contentious issue and that i