james vince has had a cou nty middle order.— a very good county season so county season —— a very good county season so he is the logical choice. is he the answer, you mentioned alistair cooke and jennings, they haven't built an opening partnership on which england can therefore go on to build good test innings. isjust bringing james vince in enough to kind of bolster the england batting attack? that is a very good question, i don't think i have got the answer and i don't think anybody in the england selectors has the answer. if you look at keaton jennings, the way he has been performing and the chances he has had and alastair cook towards the end of his innings, they are averaging under 20 this year. the question about james vince, averaging under 20 this year. the question aboutjames vince, this will be his third chance and whether he has already had opportunities. he is only averaging below 25 in test cricket. is he good enough for this level, is keatonjennings good enough for this level? you don't know until you have tried

vince, even before this book comes out it seems some of it to be falling apart.one point omarosa says she heard frank luntz heard the president use the n word. look at this tweet from frank luntz tonight. it seems like certain book publishers care more about getting a release out than getting the facts down. that's why people don't trust these which is especially bad for authorize who are actually good and reliable. this seems like it's blowing up on her already. >> no question about it. she's taking advantage. her publisher is taking advantage of a market looking to damage the president. they're going to get mainstream interviews, you will have her rolling out to some of the biggest places all with the intention of hurting the president her. they're taking advantage of her when they resent her when she was in the position. they thought very little of omarosa, that she would do african american outreach for that white house. now that she's criticizing the president, the veracity and weakness of the claim should be a warning sign to anybody who is even considering

trish: vince, been a while. i get to see mark zandi and you, good day here on the intel. >> thanks for having me. trish: next up, apple's market cap is racing closer to one trillion dollars. will it get there before the end of today's close? we'll talk about it next. gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one. so you won't miss a purchase large, small, or very large. technology this helpful...could make history. what's in your wallet? and i'm still going for my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. e

vince cable and his party have been very pro—eu.the last election. i just liberal democrats were routed at the last election. ijust don‘t know how much appetite there is in the uk for another referendum. what would it be about? the final say on the decision of the government. i think what this is saying is that it‘s the possibility of reversing that decision, and it‘s a very dangerous precedent to start setting, the moment you don‘t like the result of a democratic election, that you then have another one. on the front page of the independent but many others have theresa may, on her summer holiday with her husband, and she is going to be having a working meeting with emmanuel macron in the south of france. it‘s very important for her, isn‘t it, during this summary sets period, when she is not having to deal with politics at home, to try and build bridges in europe? no investors take long recesses. they continue working through. they are sick to death of british politicians not interacting around the world. it's not interacting around

and james vince has been banging the door down. he scored a lot of runs.bly his last chance but it's probably deserved. england opener keatonjennings top scored for lancashire as they beat the kent spitfires to become the first side to reach the t20 blast finals day his england team—mate didn't fair so well. jos buttler was stumped first ball. in chasing a modest 134 at canterbury, lancashire made it home for the loss of just six wickets. great britain's sophie hahn claimed her first european 200m title at the world para—athletics european championships today — and that puts her in line for a sprint double, when she goes in the 100m on saturday. hahn's victory was one of six golds for great britain on thursday and our reporter kate grey is in berlin for us. it has been a golden day for the british team here in berlin with six athletes being crowned european champions. it was the more experienced members that delivered once again with davis, graham away in their respective events. as the race running a solo show. the first time it's been included in the par

and the "daily controler" vince.nd the top story, fox news learned that special counsel robert mueller will not agree with an interview to the president restricted only to questions about the russians collusion, which by the way is the reason he exists as a special counsel, period. in a letter to the president's attorneys, mueller says he still wants to talk about obstruction. and other topics as well. it's not looking good for a sit-down with the president. day two in the trial of former trump campaign manager paul manafort. and the presiding judge t.s. ellis. the judge repeatedly rebuked the mueller team prosecuting attorneys after ellis admonished the prosecution tuesday using to term "oligarch" to describe manafort's ukrainian connections. he reminded jurors, did the judge, manafort's spending was irrelevant and warned the prosecution not to roll their eyes at him. how about that? a classy move. wouldn't that be something you want to see from an attorney or prosecutor in a courtroom. class acts. the judge stated

and vince. let me start with you candice.nn has a sensitive white house correspondent, what do you think? >> i think it is quite hilarious, i love that you use -- adjective delegate, how these anchors have treated american people has been anything but delicate, they have been nasty, get attacks from tapa all of the time. just to know that i am a supporter of president trump is enough forever him to come after me, this is them reaping. reaping what they sew is what is going on here. -- >> american people are responding to way cnn has treated them. lou: you know, i could not agree with you more, vince, acosta is one of those guys, who seems if we were not whining he would not say anything at all. >> he loves it, spotlight is so jim acost aincreasing the number of twitter followers, he put out a notion, he remembers whether we were all on the same time, trump supporters asking him why you are not on our team, he is lamenting the disunity, he has played a massive role in, that instidz of steadinstead of sayie problem with cnn, he

. >> yeah, my father and grandfather there was a lineage i came from, my grandfather wrestled for vincen the 80s and i came along in the 90s and early 2000s. and my grandmother wound up being the first female wrestling promoter in the history of wrestling. it was very cool. and she was a bad ass, too, by the way. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: now promoters, promoters like vince mcmahon will get in the ring and will get thrown around. did your grandmother ever engage? >> yes. so, here is the crazy thing, like my grandmother-- . >> stephen: big person, small person? >> she was on the larger side, yes, like a lot of polynesians, we run typically a little bit bigger. there is a joke that most polynesians are 250 pounds and the women are even bigger. ( laughter ) that's terrible. i'm going get texts after that. so, my grandmother at a time when wrestling wasn't as globalized as it is today, in the '60s and '70s when my grandfather was wrestling, the idea that wrestling was a show, was always protected. so, when my grandfather first started learning how to be a professional wrestler, he

vince: well, it sounded like when he was going to go to the i.m.f.o get the funds eastern, it sounded like a voice of desperation. the markets took it that way, that there was more trouble brewing. the peso closed down yesterday. everyone was waiting to see how it would today, and it was a terrible start to the day. it went 13.5% almost in a heartbeat right after the open. it settled back some, but clearly the markets are going to keep to trying to push this. vonnie: did they not do the right thing? was it a panic move? vincent: it's not what did he was right or wrong. he did the right thing. it was the communication to the markets. the markets took it as a desperation move, that he was on the outskirts, that without the funds coming sooner than later, he was in a desperate strait, and the markets then pushed that and took that, and he was at a disadvantage. vonnie: what does argentina have in terms of reserves? vincent: i'm not really sure, but clearly not enough, otherwise they wouldn't be rushing for i.m.f. to step up the funding. what they do hav

joining me now daily caller executive editor vince. great to see you.hat a sight to have our top initial guides in the same room into questions. >> was a great segment. i think there's a reason they were out there. the press cannot take yes for an answer. they been asking for months whether or not the trumpet imagination taking seriously the possibility of encouraging and are election systems in a capacity, whether through influence campaigns or effects of voting mechanisms. we know the gop senators went over to russia and made that a giant portion of their meeting and the presidents meeting in helsinki, we've known since he did it he brought up election meddling in this is again a piece of dominance that they're taking seriously and any risk in the election system in any capacity and it's a good show. liz: and is a director giving details on how america suspending the electoral system. let's take a listen. >> you are cyber command security agency, we are tracking a wide range of foreign cyber adversaries and are prepared to conduct operations against t

vince reinhart continues our conversation. this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: welcome back.his is daybreak asia and i'm ramy inocencio in new york. yvonne: the carefully worded policy statement cementing at expectations it will hike again in september. by contrast, the reserve bank of to raise not hesitate its rate. and now the threat of currency wars. let's get to kathleen hays in tokyo was a recap of what happened. absolutely. when you just take a look at what they said in the statement, it was not dramatic but there was nothing to alter the sense the fed was ready. the word strong being key here. let's read it. information received since the federal open market met in june indicates the labor market is continued to strengthen and economic activity has been writing at a strong rate. in the last statement that was a solid rate. it is simple and a small tweak. it sends a message. that's what this does. job gains strong. unemployment rate has remained low per people have been concerned about the yield curve and the fed is watching it closely. i want to show you a chart that s

james vince being drafted back into the test reckoning.und, and he's playing really well for hampshire at the moment here's our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew. it isn't just a it isn'tjust a number of runs that he has caught but it is the fact that they were matchwinners. whether he plays depends on a best oh‘s fiddlers. he would be able to did wicket because of his fractured finger which suggests that batting and fielding could also be too much ofa and fielding could also be too much of a risk. also, moeen ali could return. jennings retains his place despite growing concerns about his place and that of his partner cook who is averaging only 24 with 150 this summer. —— cook has only one 50 this summer. —— cook has only one 50 this summer. here's the squad in full. moeen ali has scored a lot of runs for worcestershire and taken wickets so he is also pushing for a recall. some rugby union news and danny cipriani has been givenjust a reprimand by the rfu after his arrest in jersey last week outside reprimand by the rfu after his arrest

. ♪ >> reporter: but vince, and others do expect that kevin's death will not ben. >> he didn't deservet. the person who did that should have definitely stopped and connected on a human level. >> reporter: she tells me she's trying to raise money to build protected bike lanes here along the embarcadero to prevent any future tragedies. in san francisco, i'm kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> in the east bay, uc berkeley police searching for a man caught on video breaking into two vehicles on campus. police released these surveillance photos hoping someone will recognize them. the first break in happened yesterday around noon. the suspect seen smashing the window of a car parked in the building parking lot. less than two hours later police say the same person broke into a vehicle parked in the underhill parking lot. that suspect drove off in a tan 1998 nissan pathfinder suv >>> women can have a bigger say in how california based companies are run if a bill passes this week. the state assembly set to discuss a measure requiring women on the board of directors and already passed the state senate.

james vince is back in the england squad for the fourth test against india at southampton next week.shire captain's home ground where he has been in good form. he was dropped by england after a poor winter in australia and new zealand, but returns as cover forjonny bairstow who has a broken finger. here's our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew. it isn't just the it isn'tjust the number of runs that vince has scored but it is the manner in which they have been. important match—winning contribution is that were asked of him when he was dropped. where he plays depends entirely on their stoke‘s finesse. we know he won't be keeping wicket but batting and fielding can also be too much of a risk. there is also a chance that moeen ali could return. jennings retains his place despite growing concerns of his form and also that of his partner kick that —— cook. the gloucester fly—half, danny cipriani has been givenjust a reprimand by the rfu after his arrest injersey last week but he is free to play. he pleaded guilty to common assault and resisting arrest following an incident at a nightclub

vince would tell you, he's in san francisco. something crazy happens in the outskirts of san francisco, they are looking for vince. wait a minute, it's not my district. dallas is the namesake city. anything that happens in north texas they come and want to talk to me on tv about it. if you're an urban district, katie is close to houston but you sent with the media goes all the time if there's an issue. all the violence, all the guns and stuff with santa fe and parkland, automatically, you have to be prepared to how you deal with that. in buffalo, i know james was in buffalo, that's where everything happened. so urban superintendency, i was lucky. i knew the city but i had not been there in a bit. i was able to move the needle a little bit. we had some progress. let me tell you, it's never going to be easy. the biggest mistake in my career, and i'm one of the few people, few superintendents that every time i left, i got it bak my own u-haul. the board wasn't their packing it up for me. some of that time you have to have humility,

elizabeth: vince, love you. come back soon. >> thank you.ia democrat pushing a controversial new bill. it would force companies in california to put women on their boards by next year but my next guest says, wait a second, california, you're violating your own constitution if you do this. you will disname against men. that is against federal law. backlash author, deneen borelli, we're so excited. she is speaking out after the break. stay right there. ♪en leaving brad to dig in and enjoy the tastiest of t-bones. super poligrip, helping you enjoy the foods you love. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experie

the question about vince is this will be his third chance and whether he's already had opportunities,wn, he scored 847 runs averaging above 55 in the county championship. he led hampshire to the 50/1 day cup. keatonjennings top scored for lancashire as they beat kent to become the first side to get to the finals. stump first ball. lancashire made it home for the loss ofjust six wickets. —— dumped. that is all your sport for now. good night. six wickets. —— dumped. that is all yoursport for now. good night. —— stumped. things are turning much cooler and fresher as you've heard right across the board, looking pretty unsettled into the weekend, of course, this weekend is a bank holiday one for many. over the next few days, much cooler and fresher and plenty of showers. the cool air imported from the maritime airstream, bringing a strong north—west wind, feeling lots of showers in the western scotland, northern ireland and parts of north—west england. much of these them, central and southern parts of them, central and southern parts of the country should stay dry but a cooler, fresh start

fox news contributor deneen borelli democratic strategist cathy areu and daily caller vince, good toyou all. why is no one from your party actually saying hey, enough, it's gotten out of hand, knock it off? >> yeah, well, the president should say it. the president should say enough. so, not just the democrats. the president should be saying enough is enough. instead, is he tweeting against maxine waters. so it just seems that this irresponsible unpredictable behavior is coming from the top. we need to stop being such a divisive nation. we need to stop being democrats vs. republic cans and stop this magnet already. maxine waters, so when you say it's coming from the top. i would actually point a lot is coming directly out of the mouth of maxine waters. can a deneen you will recall recently she was encouraging people to get out there and harass, et cetera. that's exactly what they are doing. as you see on that tape. wouldn't it be prudent and helpful and good for the country if maxine waters and some of these others trying to instigate this actually said enough? >> no. you are absolute

england have recalled james vince for the fourth test against india.is passed fit he will play as a specialist batsman with just just fit he will play as a specialist batsman with justjust be glad to keep wicket. it isn't just the number of runs vince has scored but the manner of which they have been. important, match—winning contribution is asked of him after he was dropped. whether he plays depends onjonny he was dropped. whether he plays depends on jonny bairstow‘s fitness. we know he cannot keep wicket because of his broken finger which also means batting and fielding could be seen as a risk and moeen ali could return if the selectors think the pitch will take spin. jennings retains his place and also that of alistair cooke, only averaging 24 with one, 50 this summer. averaging 24 with one, 50 this summer. three british clubs will be hoping to take a step to the europa league stages tonight, celtic are in action and burnley are in greece in the first leg of their play—off tie. they have come through two rounds and the manager says this will be the

hampshire's james vince is the only addition to the england squad ahead of the fourth test against india will now provide cover forjonny bairstow, who broke a finger in the defeat at trent bridge. i think the question about vince, it will be his third chance and whether he has already had opportunities. he is only averaging below 25 in tests, so is only averaging below 25 in tests, so is he good enough at this level? he has been banging the door down, scoring 847 runs, averaging above 55 with county championships, james vince. probably his last chance but probably deserved. 31 years after his first winner, markjohnston has broken the all—time record number of british winners for a racehorse trainer. he has reached a record 4,194, at york's ebor festival today. and it was with the outsider — poet's society — ridden poet's society, ridden by frankie dettori — with a win in a handicap chase, to give the 58—year—old scot the record outright. he had been tied with richard hannon sr who retired five years ago. his first win came in 1987 and times have certainly changed in the sport since then.

sales are slowing, but send some drastic and vince coppers —— customers to upgrade their old phones.— samsung. hello and welcome to asia business report. crucial talks between the us andjapan are report. crucial talks between the us and japan are taking place in washington, the world ‘s first and third biggest economies are not getting along quite so well when it comes to trade. president trump isn't happy about the huge trade deficit and washington is considering a 25% tariff on cars and car parts. that would have a big on japan's economy. it is expected the two sides will come to a reasonable agreement. there is a very good chance that we get some sort of constructive agreement here. effectively we know that the trump administration is transaction oriented, they want result is. the result means more exports from america to japan and she is our bay does have a big little magic card here, increasing defence spending in japan would immediately be very positive news for american exporter is. defence is at the point, but also beef and soy beans, the us wa nts to also beef and soy beans,

here in the uk, the independent covers liberal democrats leader vince cable saying his campaign for ained an unstoppable momentum. time magazine's website has the latest on the 3d printed guns controversy in the us. it says a federaljudge has blocked the planned release of software to make them. as sick days among brits falls to an all—time low, the sun has this story, which warns workers not to battle into the office when unwell. that is the question it is asking. and the telegraph among many picking up on madonna's latest appearance — the cover star for vogue in which she talks about her latest reinvention at the age of 60. back with me is oliver cornock, editor—in—chief of the oxford business group. let's get stuck in. what is the new york times saying about facebook‘s announcement of these fake accounts? it's simply saying these accounts have been identified, they've been closed, but of course this is against the background of the current trial with paul manna for going on in the us. manafort. this comes around mid terms, the so—called bad actors social media.

joining me, the daily caller editor vince coglianese.he-record comments to bloomberg finding their way into "the toronto sun." >> somebody near the president was disloyal. there were two white house officials and three people from bloomberg. those reporters should honor that commitment. that was one of the terms they would agree to before going into the oval office and having an interview with the president of the united states. but the end result, the fact he's being tough on canada in a trade dispute. going back to the g7 he was tough on justin trudeau. david: he used it today to push his own agenda with regard to canada and push his agenda against the media, sucking with good evidence that they are dishonorable. another face plant for chuck todd because he suggested that today is the day when we were going to have some major revelation by mueller. it's 7:50 eastern time. i haven't seen the bombshell from mueller, have you? >> no, i haven't. the idea here is mueller is supposed to -- it's a self-imposed deadline by rudy giuliani and pr

comes from one of soccer's most unique chairman former hippy turned clean energy millionaire dale vincey 30% of brthe energy cos from renewable energy and veganism has become a popular thing. this is a great vehicle for getting the message out. >> the ambition of the club is to move up through england's football divisions with their ultimate goal to take their echo friendly message to the next level and move into the world's first purpose-built all-wooden stadium. >> looking to start work on that wooden stadium very soon it's going to be an impressive structure, a world first as well on the point of the players and how they bought into the idea, i spoke to a few of them there, rubin reid who says he is not vegan outside of the club. they're not forced to be vegan outside of the club, but they're more socially aware of where meat comes from, what they put in their bodies, the culture of the club, they decided it should be something they think about more the other striker started the season well, he's become they're all-time record goalscorer he said he had his best career at the club. so

vince: it's a contagion in the sense of liquidity.cularly with the south african rand, traders are telling me with its response with the lira where we are seeing 10 big figure spreads and there's just not a lot of dollars to get a hold of. so you start to hedge another emerging-market currencies, to so south africa hasbro domestic issues entered argentina has their own domestic issues. if you can't hedge against the south african rand because it moves too far too fast and the liquidity is in there, it drifts into the neighboring emerging-market currencies. we have his op-ed by our to one in the new york times talking about the unilateral actions against turkey by the red dates, he says it will only serve to undermine american interest and security. washington must give up the misguided notion that our relationship can be a center dot come to the fact that turkey has alternatives. the failure to reverses will require us to start looking for new friends and allies have a real shot across the bow because this is the time when the u.s. an

vince would replace jonny bairstow who‘s broken a finger. top diviison say they could strike over plans to schedule at least one game a season in the united states. la liga has signed a 15—year agreement with a us media company to do that, but players say they weren‘t consulted. i will be back with more sport after 10am. thanks very much. students are picking up their gcse results this morning. that feels like many years ago now. there has been a small rise in the number of pupils reaching the pass level — up to 66%. gone are a and a* in england, although not in wales and northern ireland. instead those english candidates who‘ve done exceptionally well will be getting 9s — and those who‘ve done less well get a one or ungraded. it‘s a new marking system that‘s been rolled out across subjects in england this year — and the grades are supposed to give pupils more chance to excel. but have they infact caused teenagers extra stress? we spoke to some students to get their advice on how to cope on results day. exams don‘t define who you are. i was

respond to their ego to this position to vince here. between to. some. companies or small that are you going to prison yeah i'm just going to give you a bit of a. moment. because. it's really a pain just don't get from. me just function it's become very nice but you can tell i'm going to get the money. and. i mean that when i come out of my own in. the chapel so i can see more often or not though it happens and in this month i got twice like the situation of seventeen fifteen patients you know and you know one hour a week at the three of them and most of them are injured so they'd need surgery in one or two days. so we should look. in the show looking. our learn was given by some book at least to these people the cold didn't up oprah dundon. dog because of the water with good old troop and those didn't cuss so it is to sit in the form of between two to ride easy your sources including the gun to fight the shoot that is out of his. and we're going to demanding that go to london must be given back to us. like barry that you've seen it and maybe we've had h

i mean, they would tell us, and they, you know -- they -- vince gilligan and peter gould is what i meanill. >> seth: yeah. >> you never know. >> seth: it's a show -- >> you never know. >> seth: it's a universe where people die a lot. >> people do die a lot, and i remember vince and peter telling me how much they love kim wexler, but they also said, "i never met a character i loved more than a great story, though." >> seth: oh, yeah. there you go. [ laughter ] >> like -- >> seth: in the end, right, right. >> in the end, if it's better to kill kim, they would kill kim, but at this point i'm not even sure that's the most tragic end for her. >> seth: well, it's interesting because of course we don't know -- we know what jimmy mcgill, bob's character is going to become. >> right. >> seth: saul goodman. and he's not quite there yet. and so it seems like one of the things that could get him to go to that darker place would be the loss of someone close to him. so are there other fan theories that you have looked into that you enjoy? >> there's a lot. i hear there's a ton on reddit. >> seth: oka

the matter is that we had this struggle against you know terrorists we will only win when we could vince people that what they are saying and why they want to go against sausan our allies is the wrong thing to do and one of the things the chemical larry's point is that when focusing on terrorism and the detainees who have not who have either for. serve the full term were charged convicted and are scheduled for release. this struggle is in the bureaucracy of government in trying to find detention facilities or even rehabilitation facilities are able to take on those really scheduled to be released detainees and you know we talk a lot about in washington about this concept of the deep state you know the overarching government this bureaucracy and there are many forces within the government that simply don't want to have these individuals released so i want to play a little clip from a film called a documentary film called the confession it talks about your story at the beginning it tells what happened to you what it was like for you because you've told your story so many times i want to do

thought window and pointed a gun to his head in order to rock my sister these is happening a lot in vince will every day i can not believe in a place i can not let my my my children grow in a place like this. my name is kind of you know this kid and we have been married for fourteen years now it man is rams his boss i was building houses i was doing well you know like before i had a little apartment here and there and i say let's go there and see what this is that we could do there maybe i could find a job and maybe i can bring the family over to see inside also the spanish nationality and the girls as well so our opportunity was in europe and well we came here on vacations with the girls and i for one point to a friend of course asked the girls what do you like about berlin and my my oldest daughter said what i like is to be outside without being scared that's what i'd like at that point i was almost clear and sure that i was not coming back the year before we came in that year before we spent so much time playing out in the streets you know contesting. it didn't really work you know som

clinton to be the next president of the united states period end quote well if that's what you could vince is going to happen you take your chances with the law and that's what happened ok well thank you very much failed thoughts that rain that goven for missing off a set thank you very much you're most welcome we've got more news from more news coming up after a short break. our . welcome back to the program a scottish investee set to hand out badges to its new students to spell out the pronoun they want to be named by they hate she or they tags the part of an offense to avoid so-called mis gendering the initiatives is to student union however it wants students should avoid using the temperature fed pronounce arguing it's not a preference but in the south a t. the issue of youngsters wanting to change gender has been increasingly staring control to say the i think tory atkins has expressed concern over the rising number of minus now wishing to go through reassignments. i read in the paper recently that there has been a large increase in the number of teenagers who are identifying nest tra

. >> vince gill. brooks & dunn. 1990 were singing was backstreet boys, 'n sync sfwlp wait a minute, luke combs was singing backstreet boys? can you give me a line? >> if you're watching this thing and you're trying to tell me you didn't listen to backstreet boys you're lying. >> can you give me a line? >> what if i go full 'n sync? >> i would love that. ♪ god must have spent a little more time on you ♪ >> all right. yeah. >> look at that. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> reporter: back on the road in west virginia. >> what if you do it seems like yesterday you left. >> reporter: we sat in on a tour bus songwriting session. >> feels like yesterday. >> when it comes to the songwriting i'm super, super perfectionist. the small words, like the should this be a but or an and or an or. like that stuff is super important. >> i think that's what i enjoy most of it, is kind of the camaraderie. ♪ you're beautiful, crazy >> reporter: his songs are personal. "beautiful crazy," written about his girlfriend nicole hocking, hi

the leader of the liberal democrats, sir vince cable, has called on opponents of brexit to work togetherdum. he told a rally in bristol that the "centre of gravity" as he called it was now shifting in favour of a referendum on a final deal. laura jones reports. they came determined to have their say. following months of debate about the complexities of brexit, supporters of the people's vote had one clear message this afternoon, that we should all be able to vote on whatever the government's final brexit plan is before it is a done deal. it's not a second referendum because the facts have changed. they were things we were told at the time that were relatively simple, and we now discover problems like the irish border. there is roughly two to one public support of a vote in these circumstances, even people who supported brexit feel that in the circumstances we need to have a fresh look at it. the campaign is supported by politicians from many different backgrounds and political parties, but also by many individuals who just feel it makes sense. this is such a big issue, it will affect my

as you mention, it might be music to the use of vince cable although i'm not convinced of a second referendumcond referendum to draw a line under it. probably to get more pub estate for nigel farage. —— more publicity. probably to get more pub estate for nigel farage. -- more publicity. do these polls shift the stance of downing street and the labour party? downing street and the labour party? downing street and the labour party? downing street is against a second referendum and they have totally ruled it out, labour are more vague about this and we are not certain what their viewers. what is interesting about this polling, labour voters seem to have been swinging it, and so levers are becoming —— and so people who voted leave are now becoming in favour of remain. before we even get this far, you have got to have a monumental shift in the country. nothing is really showing that, although this is quite an impressive file. you still don't get the feeling that people would really change their minds —— impressive file. people would really change their minds -- impressive file. it shows that some

there has been some talk about you potentially taking over from vince cable as leader of the liberalring, but no. i don't know where that rumour is coming from, but i have said it before and i will say it today, i have no intentions of going into official politics. why not? it would be too constraining for the voice i have, i believe. i think i can be more useful being independent as a campaigner and keeping a watching brief. that is where i feel most comfortable, being independent. what do you think of theresa may and how she has handled it? i think it is impossible to say. i mean, she was put in an impossible position. there are so many things i wish had been done differently. i wish there had been a cross—party committee that was negotiating brexit because this actually affects every single person in every single region and every single political persuasion. brexit will affect everyone. but that hasn't happened. and ijust would like mrs may and her government and actually all political leaders, to start coming clean with the british public. jean miller talking to us earlier this m

vince will score on the deflection and there you go. a couple yards out they score to make it 14-0. last week on the pga tour the pga championship. the guys that want to got that far the amateur championship. whittling down the field. will gordon ranked fifth in the country learning of golf. many frustrations. he's eliminated and he knows it as our local product, 29th in the country needed a 2-putt and it is gordon conceding. the stanford freshman has a victory. it's time to check this out on a friday night. take it to fenway park. smith, eduardo nunez is robbed by smith. that's a sensational play. and one more for you. the other way around at fenway park. jackie bradley, jr. and the red sox with the best record in baseball win it again, that's the sporting line. it's 11:00. there's more news. next at 11:00. don't take drinks from people you don't know. students are right to take precautions. more than half of campus sexual assaults happen at the beginning of the school year. at u.c. berkeley the topic of sexual assault is part of orientation. >> from august through november is the