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see him leading it this time from one of langer's old adverse rays former england captain michael vaughan he has no doubts about his qualities justin langer is the new aussie cricket coach no question it will have a positive impact. concerns me already about next year's ashes series against england let us know what you think you can tweet me directly at and they are on the school sports more from a in the eighteen hundred g.m.c. news hour but for now let's get back to come up thank you for that and that will do it for this newsgroup this day you can get in touch with us on the hashtag a j newsgroup be it on twitter facebook or whatever and we want to really if you are close to any story which we are talking about and we do put that out on twitter send him a video send in some photos help us tell the stories in the meantime we'll see you back here in studio fourteen here at down to zero once again to fifteen hundred g.m.t. tomorrow right. unpack it for us what were you here and what were you saying whether online horrendous things humans all just or those observations are that about that o

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: north korea suspends talks with the south, telling it to cancel military exercises with the united states. funerals in gaza for the almost 60 palestinians killed by israeli forces. politicians and diplomats abroad call for peace, but real peace talks ended, failed, a long time ago. latest reports say meghan markle‘s father will have heart surgery in a few hours and won't attend the royal wedding on saturday. author, journalist and chronicler of 1980s america tom wolfe has died at the age of 88. north korea has cancelled planned talks with south korea in protest againstjoint military exercises being held by south korea and the united states. the state news agency called the exercises a rehearsal for an invasion, and said they cast doubt over the imminent summit between kim jong—un and president trump. andrew plant reports. they codename this max thunder — american and south korean military taking part in joint exercises. these pictures are from last year, but they are

harsh words from the former england captain michael vaughan.w. later we‘ll bring you news on the numbers of severely obese primary school children, about youtube taking down some of the violent music videos online, blamed in part by the country‘s top police officer for fuelling a surge in murders and violent crime in london, but right now we‘re going to introduce you to a remarkable woman, rikke schmidt caregard. she was told she had the flu, but less than a day later she was in a coma in intensive care battling a severe bout of bacterial meningitis. 12 days later she regained consciousness but she had been locked in her body — she was awake, aware, could hear and see, but couldn‘t move or speak. the only way she could communicate was by blinking. despite being givenjust a 5% chance of survival, rikke taught herself to breathe, move, eat and speak again and she did it with the help of incredible medical staff, her children and her husband peter, who‘s here alongside rikke. good morning, both of you. very nice to see you. good morning. i want yo

scoring form this season stop play to me has not stopped twenty four assists while florrie until vaughan has set up a scene in school twenty six however the french outfit are a long way away from the nineteen nineties heyday when they won the champions league and reached two more european finals. crucial to him all the pros will want to imitate what a famous previous searches did. athletico stands in our way i mean know that it's going to be very difficult it's going to be quite a mission but that would make it even more of a sensation if we did get our hands on the trophy. opponents athletico madrid will be a tough nut to crack they have the meanest defense in spain with just twenty goals conceded in the leg and their threat up front two and one creates men has racked up twenty seven goals and fifteen assists and would be a good to impress on home soil as recent winners and champions league regulars at letty co are the favorites. too we need to minimise their attacking prowess or get on with their great side going forward and have a lot of ambition community that had an excellent season

i'm lewis vaughan jones.the democratic republic of congo spreads to a large city. authorities fear it will become difficult to contain. president trump admits he has reimbursed his personal lawyer more than $100,000, money that is understood to have been used to buy the silence of the porn star stormy daniels. media from around the globe transform the tranquil town of windsor ahead of saturday's royal wedding. in business: hands off the wheel. europe steers towards a driverless future, but will the public get on board? also coming up in the business briefing: braced for a us—china trade war. we report from dongguan, once called the ‘workshop of the world'.

this is bbc world news, i'm lewis vaughan jones.oducer harvey weinstein appears in court in new york. the defendant used his position, money and power to lure young women into situations where he was able to violate them sexually. exit polls suggest that ireland has voted in favour of liberalising its strict abortion laws, as prime minister leo varadkar tweets, "it's looking like we're making history." after five days of protests by striking truckers, brazil calls in the military to try to unblock the nation's roads. also on the programme, excitement builds for the champions league final in kiev, but some fans with tickets won't be able to get to the match.

vaughan wants either stuart broad orjimmy anderson to be dropped after the nine—wicket defeat in thet a kind of, a think tank that i hope people actually within the team and within the actual management, could itjust make a little difference? you know, you never know. you know, are they winning with them at the minute? no. are they as good as they were three or four years ago? no. i want to see more in terms of mentality of how to play test match cricket. and you just never know, it might trigger the team into thinking, none of us are safe. the saracens director of rugby mark mccall has signed a contract extension with the premiership champions. 0ur rugby union reporter is chrisjones, and this is a significant signing for sarries, with a knock—on for england? yes, big news, it has ramifications for the club and the international game. if we start with saracens, they won their fourth premiership title under mark mccall at the weekend. he's been phenomenal since taking charge around about 2010. this ties into saracens until 2022. it isa this ties into saracens until 2022. it is a coup

a shared language with indian musicians in september a german indian music event will be held in vaughan from egypt and it's very inspiring even though it's a foreign country and culture and the music sounds strange to me but it's also so. to die room. every time it's so completely different being here has turned my entire musical world upside down when you start working with indian music you feel like you're practically a beginner again. the national center for the performing arts in mumbai is a fitting location for the musical encounter indian and western artists perform here the indian participants in the campus workshop have arrived the international team is now complete to add twenty. eight are seasoned musicians even though they have never attended a conservatory for thousands of years indian music has traditionally been passed down from teacher to student. and shibani are cuttack dancers their rhythmic dance is an essential part of indian percussion. us. just see the musicians unpack their instruments and apply to paste indian classical music is a tradition all its own unlike west

kimberly vaughan was a girl scout who liked to color her hair. friends remember christopher stone is one of the students who blocked the door with his body to keep the government from entering the classroom. >> on the bottom row, cynthia tisdale was a teacher. students called her loving. jared black loved video games, sci-fi, wolves and art. shana fisher was also an artist to love video games. christian garcia called himself a history junkie. he wanted to join the army. students say glenda perkins was a substitute teacher who took the time to learn everybody's names and never got it matted anyone for doing something stupid. >> all 10 of them were remembered in a ceremony on their school's football field yesterday. there was a moment of silence and a tribute with 10 small y crosses bearing the names of the victims. the other students injured by the gunfire are coming forward to share their stories and describe what happened. >> it went into the back of my head. it was kind of the middle of the back of my head and came out right here. >> the first

they've got a primary where there's a businessman running, mike vaughan.t like trump. so are two other congressmen who are republicans. this is going on all around the country. the question is going to be once somebody wins those primaries, are they still going to want to be identified as the trumpiest candidate. >> i'm going to have trumpiest in my mind all day. jonathan thank you, julia, thank you for wearing that sunshine yellow. that's it for me. first stay with us, "your business" with j.j. ramberg. commanded armies... yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna, i learned where my strength comes from. my name is courtney mckinney, and this is my ancestrydna story. now with 5 times more detail than other dna tests. order your kit at ancestrydna.com now with 5 times more detail than other dna tests. a hilton getaway means you get more because... you get another day in paradise. get a sunset on a sunday. get more stories to share. get more from your summer getaway with exclusive hilton offers. book yours, only at hilton.com gentlemen, i have just rece

rhonda hart/mother of kimberly vaughan"i really would like to see some positive changes happening for in the district return to work wednesday.students come back may 29-th.mayor-elect jason tabor/city of santa fe, tx"we are all in this together. we are hurt but not broken. we are definitely resilient. continue to pray for us and please keep shining with love. we are santa fe strong."i'm john lorinc reporting. (robin) happening today .... president trump will be meeting with south korean president moon jae-in to discuss next month's planned summit... the summt will be in singapore between the u- s and north korea... but there are new reports that trump has some reservations about holding the meeting. president trump has struggled to define his objectives for the historic sit-down... today's meeting will be held at the white house... (robin) a disturbing story out of new mexico -- police say a couple in albuquerque prostituted their seven-year-old daughter for drugs. and as it turns out, the family had been on police radar for several years. reporter david carl has the story. officer: "

i'm lewis vaughan jones.s with the south — telling it to cancel military exercises with the united states. funerals in gaza for the almost 60 palestinians killed by israeli forces. politicians and diplomats abroad call for peace but real peace talks ended — failed — a long time ago. latest reports say meghan markle's father will have heart surgery in a few hours and won't attend the royal wedding on saturday. author, journalist and chronicler of 1980s america, tom wolfe, has died at the age of 88.

. >> reporter: chris stone, aaron mccloud, kimberly vaughan, shana fisher, christian garcia and sabika sheikh, an exchange student from pakistan among the eight students killed. along with two teachers ann perkins and cynthia tisdale. and as they rally around the families they are also praying for those still hospitalized like the school police officer who remains in stable but critical condition. >> he ran toward danger knowing it could be a problem and got shot at so he's a hero in my book. >> reporter: an outpouring of support coming from all corners of the country. j.j. watt of the houston texans offering to pay for all of the funerals set to begin in the coming days. and in california, young people staging a die-in to combat school gun violence. >> we need to figure out how to keep our kids safe. >> reporter: back in texas, as the town begins to grieve the loss, the parents of the survivors like liberty struggling to comprehend it all. >> my daughter was able to get out. and i can't imagine what any of those parents are feeling right now, and my heart goes out to them. >> such an

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: exit polls in ireland's referendum on abortion suggest a big win for the campaign to liberalise the law. with the votes still to be counted, taoiseach leo varadkar, who supported the campaign, says it looks like ireland " will make history". —— "will make history". handcuffed and charged with rape — the disgraced film producer harvey weinstein appears in court in new york. this defendant is his position, money and power to lure women into situations where he was able to violate them sexually. after five days of protests by striking truckers, brazil calls in the military to try to unblock the nation's roads. also on the programme, excitement builds for the champions league final in kiev, but some fans with tickets won't be able to get to the match. hello and welcome to bbc news. exit polls in ireland suggest a clear majority in favour of liberalising the country's strict abortion laws. voters were asked in a referendum whether they wanted to scrap the clause in the con

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top story: the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo spreads to a large city. authorities fear it will become difficult to contain. president trump admits he has reimbursed his personal lawyer more than $100,000, money that is understood to have been used to buy the silence of the porn star stormy daniels. media from around the globe transform the tranquil town of windsor ahead of saturday's royal wedding. in business: hands off the wheel. europe steers towards a driverless future, but will the public get on board? also coming up in the business briefing: braced for a us—china trade war. we report from dongguan, once called the ‘workshop of the world'. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. tell us what you think. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. the health minister in the democratic republic of congo has confirmed that a case of ebola has been detected in

i'm lewis vaughan jones.eralise the law. with the votes still to be counted, taoiseach leo varadkar, who supported the campaign, says it looks like ireland " will make history". —— "will make history". handcuffed and charged with rape — the disgraced film producer harvey weinstein appears in court in new york. this defendant is his position, money and power to lure women into situations where he was able to violate them sexually. after five days of protests by striking truckers, brazil calls in the military to try to unblock the nation's roads. also on the programme, excitement builds for the champions league final in kiev, but some fans with tickets won't be able to get to the match.

chris stone, aaron mcleod, kimberly vaughan, ham ram -- and shana fisher, some of the students killed. and tonight, fisher's mother saying her daughter was a target. >> not even a week later, he just shoots everyone. >> reporter: the suspect's attorney says any talk about what led to the shooting is pure speculation. and while investigators try to figure out a motive, texas lieutenant governor dan patrick reigniting the debate over gun violence saying that guns are not the problem. >> we have devalued life, whether through abortion or the breakup of families, through violent movies, and particularly violent video games. >> reporter: what is clear tonight is this community continues to rally. john barnes, the school police officer critically wounded, but called a hero for bravery recovering tonight. and rome schubert shot in the head, returning to the baseball field this weekend. >> marcus moore joins us live from santa fe high school. we know that school will be closed tomorrow. you mentioned the possible copycat nature with the columbine attack. and besides the black trench coat ther

i'm lewis vaughan jones.south, telling it to cancel military exercises with the united states. funerals in gaza for the almost 60 palestinians killed by israeli forces. politicians and diplomats abroad call for peace, but real peace talks ended, failed, a long time ago. latest reports say meghan markle‘s father will have heart surgery in a few hours and won't attend the royal wedding on saturday. author, journalist and chronicler of 1980s america tom wolfe has died at the age of 88.

former england captain michael vaughan says one of theirfront line pace bowlers — stuart broad orjimmyn — should be dropped for the second test against pakistan. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a gunman has shot dead two police officers and a driver in the eastern belgian city of liege. officials say they are treating it as a terror attack. the gunman took a cleaner hostage at a school before he was shot dead by police. 0ur europe correspondent damian grammaticas is at the scene. yes, these events happened about three hours ago in liege, we are in the east of belgium and the key locations were a cafe behind me and a school 100 metres or so further up what it was at the cafe this attack started and this is what we know of the events so far. 10:30am this morning, gunfire in the centre of liege, city of almost 200,000. people who heard the shots on one of the biggest streets hurry to get away. translation: i was walking along the street and i heard gunshots. i saw people walking, others running and shouting run away, leave. then there we re shouting run away, leave. the

vaughan told bbc 5 live that the side needs shaking up.t i hope people actually within the team and within the actual management, could itjust make a little difference? you know, you never know. you know, are they winning with them at the minute? no. are they as good as they were three or four years ago? no. i want to see more in terms of mentality of harder play test match cricket. and you just never know, it just might trigger the team into thinking, none of us are safe. afterjohanna konta's first—round exit on sunday, it was a much better day for british players on day two of the french open. heather watson's now the last brit left in the women's draw, after making it through to round two. she put in one of her most confident performances at a grand slam, beating home favourite 0ceane dodin in straight sets. it's only watson's second win this year. cameron norrie is also into the second round of the men's draw. you might remember him from his davis cup heroics earlier in the year. well, he's broken into the world's top 100 players since

learn the identies of the rest of the people killed in a second teacher, glenda perkins, kimberly vaughanatt has offered to pay for the funerals of all of them.from santa fe texas, i'm omar jimenez. ( marty ) it isn't just the santa fe high students that are having to cope with the tragedy ... the loss is felt nationwide. kron 4's ella sogomonian met with a u-c berkeley psychology professor on how to move forward. friday morning students across the united states woke up to news that another shooter claimed lives in a school...this time in santa fe, texas. bay area student activists took the san francisco city hall that same night to voice their outrage that classrooms are increasingly becoming crime scenes.sot: frank worrell, professor of school psychology, uc berkeley// "it increases their sense of anxiety and they lose their sense of security. schools used to be a place where you were very safe even for kids who had problems at home they could go to school and have a sense of security and that's going away.uc berkeley professor of school psychology dr. frank worrell explains it may prov

rhonda hart/mother of kimberly vaughan"i really would like to see some positive changes happening formy daughter, i really would.">( james ) teachers and other staff head back to work tomorrow. students return to class ánext tuesday. shooting suspect dimitrios pagourtzis will ánot face the death penalty if convicted. under texas law -- people under the age of 18 charged with a capital offense face a maximum punishment of life in prison with the possibility of parole after 40 years. ( darya ) here in california... lawmakers are taking steps to let school employees ask judges to temporarily strip gun rights from potentially dangerous people. the state assembly has passed a bill that would allow school employees and co-workers to request gun violence restraining orders. california is one of a handful of states that already allow immediate family members and police to make these requests. ( darya ) happening today... president trump will meet with south korea's president ahead of next month's summit with the north. that summit will be in singapore between the u-s and north korea. right no

fox hillary vaughan shows us what's happening from los angeles tonight. >> good evening. 50,000 hospital at university of california hospitals around the state showed up for work today but they didn't go into work. they're waiting outside refusing to do their job until they get higher pay and guaranteed job security. >> workers do feel that with whatever uc is offering, without their jobs it's meaningless to them. what we need is not a discussion about percentages and wages what we need is a discussion about how we can fix this problem. >> most people on strike are hospital service workers, cooks, custodians, nurse assistants. while they're out here, the hops have been forced bring in other people to do their job and assuring patients that the strike is not putting their lives in danger. university negotiators walked away from the negotiating table when union rep rejected the final offer. an offer the university called a competitive final settlement that includes multiyear wage increases. they chose to reject it without conducting a vote among their members. we talked to dozens of worker

krils stone, -- chris stone, jared black, shana fisher, kimberly vaughan, angelique ramirez and aaronen doing since yesterday. >> you met with your client. >> i have. >> how is he? >> i think he's in shock. there are some professionals that will have to be brought into these evaluations, but it's obviously difficult circumstances. >> is he remorseful? >> we're not even there yet. >> is he aware that ten people are dead? >> i don't think we know the answer to that yet. >> we've had brief, brief visitations with our client. two 30-minute visitations, and he really hasn't been able to answer the questions. we're going to have a sit-down for hours and ask him. >> you say he hasn't been able to answer the questions. are you engaging in conversation with him? >> we have had conversations but we're telling him what he needs to do right now to get through the next few days. we're not asking pertinent questions at this point. >> at this point we don't have the information with which to even ask those questions. this happening on a friday and then a weekend where the information flow is really

kimberly vaughan was a girl known for her striking appearance and her bright red hair. friends remember christopher stone is one of the students who blocked the door with his body to keep the government from entering the art classroom. >> on the bottom row, cynthia tisdale was a substitute teacher with three children and eight grandchildren. student called her very loving. jared black loved video games, sci-fi, waltz and art. shana fisher was an artist to loved video games. christian garcia called himself a history junkie who wanted to join the army. students say glenda perkins was a substitute teacher who took time to learn everybody's names and never got mad at anyone for doing something stupid. >> all 10 of them were remembered yesterday on their school's football field yesterday. there was a moment of silence and attribute with 10 small, white crosses bearing the names of the victims. other students who were injured by the gunfire are coming forward now to share their stories and describe what happened. >> it went into the back of my head. kind of in the middle of t

chris stone, jared black, shana fisher, glenda anne perkins, a teacher, kimberly vaughan, angelique ramirez, christian riley garcia, aaron kyle mcleod, also killed. today a united memorial service for the shooting victims. among the people here, governor greg abbott. >> we need to pray for our children every day. every day. we need to pray that as a nation, we'll begin to turn back to the lord. that this senseless killing might be stopped in our schools. we ne do we need to do more than just pray? yes, we certainly do. >> cnn correspondent polo sandoval was there and joins us more with what we are seeing in terms of this outpouring of support for the community here in santa fe. polo? >> reporter: erica, we've seen support, and i'm sure you've also seen it here, too, healing. there is a sign here that the community begins to heal. just yesterday the santa fe baseball team took to the field for the first time since the shooting, and as you mentioned today, congregates came here to the church only a mile from the high school to pray. in the congregation there were five students in green cap an

the health secretary here, vaughan gething, has said that he wants the health board to increase the paceous claims of institutional abuse or neglect but he says it does reinforce wider failures across the health board. he also urges caution when comparing the two reports, and the contradictions found there. we will have reactions from the families later and from the health board. in the meantime, plenty on the bbc wales website. thank you. from many parts of england and wales it will be a decent and warm day with temperatures getting up into the high teens. further north and west we have more clout and that is producing some outbreaks of rain across northern ireland and coming into the far north—west. patches of rain across western scotland. elsewhere there will be a bit more cloud into the afternoon but still some breaks in the cloud to bring is bright and sunny spells. around 30 degrees in northern areas. 80 degrees in northern areas. 80 degrees in northern areas. 80 degrees in the north—east. 0vernight not a great deal of change, taking us into friday were there is a fair amount of cl

speaking on 5live's tuffers and vaughan show last night, the former england spinner phil tufnell thinksaround my local county and my clu bs i go around my local county and my clubs and what have you, and friday night, there's loads of kids down there. you have got to fight for it lose days, it's not going to happen that cricket is the summer sport in england, you have got to go out and grab these guys, i understand that. but i am pottering about from pub to pub, isee but i am pottering about from pub to pub, i see loads of little kids!m seems that all of cricket will have to show a united front over its interest otherwise people or not be tuning in. good morning. we're talking about how to cope with exams in about half an hour, as gcses start this week. we'll talk to one teenager who lost some of her hair because of stress in the run upto her gcses. before that, 02 has apologised to a family in london after racist hate mail was sent out by its phone company. the british muslim family received two letters through the post, one addressed to ‘mr isis terroriste' and one to ‘mr getout 0feng

rachel reeves — who chairs the business, energy and industrial strategy committee and also david vaughand for over 40 jobs, something like that? just over 40 jobs that i applied for. i attended numerous interviews. u nfortu nately, attended numerous interviews. unfortunately, i never got any feedback from the interviews, i never had any returned correspondence to see why i had not been shortlisted, to give any feedback of what i could improve on. this went on for about 13 months. i took to social media, started on twitter, to tell my story about my hardships and the mistakes that i have made, but also how i have managed it in my life around. i then went on to linkedin to do the same. one of the directors at carillion saw my post and offered me to come down for a job interview. the first job interview went very well. i then went back to the second job interview, to the follow—up, and thatis interview, to the follow—up, and that is when they offered me a job asa that is when they offered me a job as a prison rehabilitation manager. carillion, the policy was not to have the box at the botto

. >> thanks, vaughan. >>> don blankenship wrapped up his attack on mitch mcconnell in this new ad.r china people. while doing so, mitch has gotten rich. in fact, his china family has given him tens of millions of dollars. mitch's people are running false negative ads against me. i will beat him for the sake of the kids. >> oh, my god. >> that's a real ad. >> this is a guy who went to jail for a year because of the coal mines where people were killed. >> 29 people were killed. >> he just said china people. china people. >> he said it's not racism, he's not talking about race. >> china people. cocaine mitch, i hate to defend him, but his family owns a big cargo company. on one ship there was some. in level of dispickibility, the poignant thing about the truth, that can go on. >> help us with the republican party. >> it's really hard. it's because of the president, donald trump and his presidency and how he ran his campaign and is running this country that allows this. there's no repercussions for running these types of ads. he used to be taken out of town by a state leader. no one ca

the music that we are enjoying is a selection from the suite from "fantasia" on greensleeves, ralph vaughanngs. the music gets really interesting later on. >> we understand harry and meghan have been instrumental, no pun intended, in picking the music. they have put their imprimatur on this ceremony from start to finish. the music in particular they were very interested in. >> they discussed it with prince charles, he must have been delighted, apparently they talked to him about what he felt was appropriate from previous marriages. they've tried to balance that. then of course there's gospel choir. they have the english now, then it will get more american. >> the timing, the orchestration, the management of this event, so it is literally going to go just perfect. meghan markle is on her way. >> can't wait. >> going back to that blimp of a tiara, i'm guessing it's a new piece. it didn't look familiar to me. i could be wrong. by process of elimination, i don't think it's one that we've seen. >> you have a talmudic knowledge of tiaras. >> the fringe has vertical bars, the lotus has a peak on t

that's hard work, but vaughan always did it with a smile on her face. it didn't take long for her to take on more responsibility, first as a deputy scheduler and later as a scheduler for nearly four years. throughout that time, vaughan always did her job with a special blend of diligence and humor. she's earned a reputation in the senate as a top scheduler and the life of any party. it's no exaggeration, mr. president, to say that vaughan has been the beating heart of my office. she has made a mark here by doing her job with love and laughter every single day. my husband, bruce, and i are very thankful for her service and, most importantly, we're thankful for her friendship. she is one of a kind. and we wish her the very best as she returns home to nebraska. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. quorum call: mr. durbin: mr. president. the presiding officer: the assistant democratic leader. mr. durbin: if we're in a quorum call -- the presiding officer: we are not. mr. durbin: i ask to be recognized to speak as if in morning business. the presidin

this is bbc world news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: handcuffed and charged with rape: the disgraced film producer harvey weinstein appears in court in new york. the defendant used his position, money and power to lure young women into situations where he was able to violate them sexually. exit polls suggest that ireland has voted in favour of liberalising its strict abortion laws, as prime minister leo varadkar tweets, "it's looking like we're making history." after five days of protests by striking truckers, brazil calls in the military to try to unblock the nation's roads. also on the programme, excitement builds for the champions league final in kiev, but some fans with tickets won't be able to get to the match.

i also wanted to mention erin sager vaughan, who worked with senatorssured has really done a lot of worken this bill and it's just -- and it just was a team effort. john abig from the senator mc connell's office, thank you for your help as well as travis cavelti from my o i want to thank him for his work on this bill. mr. chairman, this is a bill that was a long time in coming, and i know there's been some excellent work over in the house, and we want to thank them, representative spear, and others who have been involved in their bill. we know it is a little different than our bill, and we look forward to hearing them out and working with them as we move forward. i did want to thank our colleagues in the senate who supported this bill and worked with us, and that would be senator gillibrand, who's been such a leader on this issue; senator murray, senator mccaskill, senator harris, also our rules committee working group, senator feinstein, senator cortez masto, senator capito, and senator fischer, all women who serve on the rules committee, knowing we had to change the rules. and i would fi

vaughan is suggesting a drastic solution. solution. jimmy anderson or stuart broad after their first test defeat by pakistan. it is nice in that picture, but it isn't for lots of us? isn't for lots of us? with sunshine but we have some nasty thunderstorms across southern areas. thunderstorms across southern areas. on die have some impressive lightning photographs to show you. lightning photographs to show you. thank you very much. also coming up... in the stage comedy art. of coronation street, playing conman lewis archer. hello everyone, this is afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. in the eastern belgian city of liege. and that the man had been released from prison just yesterday. he was shot dead by police. he's sent this update. these events happened about three hours ago in liege. hours ago in liege. locations where a cafe behind me and school 100 and is also further up. school 100 and is also further up. started and this is what we know of the event so far. 10:30 a:m. , gunfire in the city of liege. gunfire in the city of liege. who h