coming to terms with a life—changing crash, double olympic champion krystina vogel speaks about the accidenthat's left her paralysed. and he's the fastest man on earth, now usain bolt shows he's pretty quick when there's zero gravity too. welcome to the programme. mexico's canelo alvarez and kazakhstan‘s gennady golovkin have been facing the cameras for their final press conference ahead of saturday's fight. it's a rematch of last year where the pair fought a controversial draw and it's without doubt the biggest boxing bout of the year. our reporter ade adedoyin is in las vegas. assessed all for what it because it features a two of the best pound for pound fighters in the world, gennady golovkin and canelo alvarez. this fight will also be on mexico's independence day celebration, thousands have flown into the city and it has created a really great atmosphere. they had a head news conference and so much of what happens in lossmakers is manufacturer, but the rivalry isn't. they would not go within ten feet of each other, it would not shake each other‘s hands and there was not the customary hea

vogel has greater change5 than £100,000.anged her character.” changes are concerns as well not changed her character. i have to learn to deal differently with my emotions. i am learn to deal differently with my emotions. iam how learn to deal differently with my emotions. i am how i am. i am the same person on two wheels as on four wheels. i do not have to hide my5elf. let's take a look at some of the day's other sports stories now and simon yate5 has maintained his lead in the tour of spain after today's 17th stage. his lead was over 30 seconds heading into the basque country today. he lost eight seconds on his nearest rival alejandro valverde, but remains ahead in the general classification. there are four stages to go. geraint thomas and chris froome have been left out of the great britain team for the road world championships later this month. simon yates and his brother adam have been selected. dan evan5 will play for great britain for the first time since serving a 12—month ban for cocaine use in friday's davis cup tie

germany's double olympic and world track sprint cycling champion kristina vogel has been speaking about the crash she had in training that's left her paralysed. she suffered serious spinal and chest injuries and says she knew very quickly afterwards she'd never walk again. nick parrott reports. with two olympic gold medals and in

vogel suffered spinal injuries after colliding with another cyclist while training in brandenburg.m sprint at london 2012 and individual sprint gold in rio four years later. amir khan had to strip to make the welterweight limit today, ahead of his fight with samuel vargas in birmingham this weekend. this is khan's second fight of 2018, after nearly a two year absence from the ring. the 31—year—old is hoping a win tomorrow night will open the door to gettng back to the top of the sport. i've been lucky in my whole career winning three when pat —— world titres, and becoming the euna bided that unified champion as well, i think it's time to win another title and then hopefully battled and my whole boxing career really well, i met a great career up to now, i've been over ten years a professional boxer, but 2004 is where i started from that seems like forever now, things like such a long time but so much as happened since then, i want to win another title that's my dream. one of the heroes from super saturday at london 2012 will be hanging—up his spikes up for good this weekend. greg ru

the reigning olympic cycling champion christina vogel says she wants to be a source of motivation for others after revealing that an injury on the track has left her paralyzed and unable to walk vogel took sprint gold for germany at the last two olympics a serious training crash in june this year left her in hospital but that been no updates since then an interview on friday she said she hadn't wanted people to see her injured after she severed her spinal cord but that she was now fine and had come to terms with it egypt resume their africa cup of nations qualification on saturday hoping to end the run of nine games without a win that includes their three defeats at the world cup struck i met sol is in the running for world player of the year but he's been in a dispute with the egyptian f.a. after criticizing their campaign in russia the faeries face new in alexandria looking to get off the mark in group g. they lost the opening qualifier to more than a year ago america had a slightly better world cup but still extant in the group stages they face malawi in casablanca level on three p

barbara thank you very much well germany's reigning elim pick cycling champion christina vogel spoken in public for the first time about the training crash that left her paralyzed saying she accepts she will never walk again vogel who won truck sprint gold at the past two olympics only revealed the extent of her injuries last week in berlin on wednesday she said the other cyclists involved in the crash in june have not contacted the twenty seven year old had her spinal cord severed in the accident. when my shoes walked away without me noticing that someone took them off i knew i would never walk again it sounds scary but i realized quickly that i wouldn't walk again waking up from a coma and hearing the diagnosis was for me like ok it's maybe better to think that it could never really get better because it never will finish as i said i am free and i want to remain so i don't blame anyone for it others are investigating the incident for me and i'm happy that there is an investigation going on the dutch cyclists association didn't contact me yet neither did the cyclist time will bring a

thank you very much germany's reigning olympic cycling champion christina vogel has spoken in public for the first time about the training crush that left her paralyzed saying she accepts she will never walk again vogel who want track sprint gold in the past to a lympics only revealed the extent of her injuries last week in berlin on wednesday she said the other cyclists involved in the crash in june have not contacted her the twenty seven year old had her spinal cord severed in the accident. when my shoes walked away without me noticing that someone took them off i knew i would never walk again it sounds scary but i realized quickly that i wouldn't walk again waking up from a coma and hearing the diagnosis was for me like ok it's maybe better to think that it could never really get better because it never will finish as i said i am free and i want to remain so i don't blame anyone for it others are investigating the incident for me and i'm happy that there is an investigation going on the dutch cyclists association didn't contact me yet neither did the cyclist time will bring a solu

thank you very much germany's reigning olympic cycling champion christina vogel has spoken in public for the first time about the training cross that left power law used saying she will never walk again vogel who won gold at the past two olympics only revealed the extent of her injuries last week. she said the other cyclist involved in the crash in june. the twenty seven year old had spinal cord seven in the accident. when my shoes walked away without me noticing that someone took them off i knew i would never walk again it sounds scary but i realized quickly that i wouldn't walk again waking up from a coma and hearing the diagnosis was for me like ok it's maybe better to think that it could never really get better because it never will finish as i said i am free and i want to remain so i don't blame anyone for it others are investigating the incident for me and i'm happy that there is an investigation going on the dutch cyclists association didn't contact me yet neither did the cyclist time will bring a solution for. us open champion iommi osaka says she wasn't too sure of what was

"the new york times" political reporter ken vogel.bc political analyst and white house bureau chief for the washington post philip rucker. kwheef political correspondent for politico magazine tim alberta. and washington bureau chief for vice news, shawna thomas. i want to start with a piece that phil co-wrote this week in the washington post. quote, president trump's advisors and allies are increasingly worried that he has neither the staff nor the strategy to protect himself from a possible democratic take over of the house. which would empower the opposition party to shower the administration with subpoenas or even pursue impeachment charges. within trump's orbit there is a consensus that his current legal team is not equipped to effectively navigate an onslaught of congressional demands and there is broad discussion about bringing in new lawyers experienced in white collar and political scandals. winter is coming, said what trump ally, in close communication with the white house. nobody's prepared for war. >>> so, phil, we do often

time to catch up on sports his funks five much germany's reigning olympic cycling champion christina vogel has spoken for the first time about the training crush left her paralyzed on the private of the use of her legs vogel who on track sprint gold in the past two olympics only revealed the extent of her injuries last week in berlin on wednesday she said the other cyclist involved in the crash in june have not contacted her the twenty seven year old how her spinal cord severed in the accident. my shoes walked away without me noticing that someone took them off i knew i would never walk again it sounds scary but i realized quickly that i wouldn't walk again waking up from a coma and hearing the diagnosis was for me like ok it's maybe better to think that it could never really get better because it never will finish killers as i said i am free and i want to remain so i don't blame anyone for it others are investigating the incident for me and i'm happy that there is an investigation going on the dutch cyclists association didn't contact me yet neither did the cyclist time will bring a solut

we will be hearing from world and olympic champion christine vogel who has spoken for the first timeushrooms. we‘ll take a look at the role fungi plays in every day life — from food and medicine, to helping generate new biofuels. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. "chuck chequers" — that‘s the message from the group of tory euro—sceptics whose opposition to theresa may‘s brexit plans has been increasingly vocal. but whether or not their call is loud enough to spark a leadership contest is still not clear. members of the european research group met last night. it‘s reported they did discuss ousting theresa may — but how much support they have, and who they would support to take her on... well they‘re not there yet, it seems. today, the erg has unveiled what it says is a solution to the irish border question. downing street has reiterated that chequers is "the only serious, credible and negotiable plan which is on the table‘ leila nathoo reports from westminster. brexiteers walking tall in westminster this morning with one purpose, to try to prove they have an alternative vision

vogel, who is a part—time police officer, one sprint gold in london 2012 individual title in rio.t's tuck box and because ami khan had down to make the welterweight limit today ahead of his fight. this is his second fight of 2018 after nearly a two—year absence from the ring. the 0lympic silver medallist is hoping to win tomorrow night and that would open the door to a final push towards the top of the sport. i've been quite lucky in my whole career winning three world titles and becoming the unified champion as well put up a big notice time to win another world title and hopefully that will be... that will end my whole boxing career really well. i have had a great career now. i've been over ten years in professional boxing but 2004 is the start when amir khan started from. that seems such a long time. so much has happened since then but i want to another world title and thatis i want to another world title and that is my dream. but at the start of the wsl season but the new world season kicks off tomorrow. tellingly this studio now captain ashley neal. firstly, nice easy one for

reigning olympic cycling champion christina vogel says she wants to be a source of motivation for others after revealing that's an injury on the truck has left her paralyzed and unable to walk vogel took sprint gold for germany at the last two and takes a serious training crash in june this year left her in hospital but there's been no update since then in an interview on friday she said she hadn't wanted people to see her injured after she said it has spinal cord but she was now fine and had come to terms with it. egypt resume their africa cup of nations qualification on saturday hoping to end a run of nine games without a win that includes their three defeats the world cup striker is in the running for world player of the year but he's been ended disputes with the egyptian f.a. after criticizing their campaign in russia the furries face in alexandria looking to get off the mark in group ga they lost their opening qualifier to tunisia more than a year ago. america had a slightly better world cup but still extant in the group stage they face malawi and casablanca level on three points in

and a female director in the form of suzanne vogel. looking forward to see what she does next.eep you guessing. i really enjoyed it. they worked together on juno, which is the pregnancy one and this is the motherhood one. juno was one of my favourite films! charlize theron needs a night nanny. and the night nanny comes in and it is about a charismatic nanny that comes in, but what is she up to? is there an element of the hand that rocks the cradle? they are all talented. that is a winner. that is your dvd for the week if you fancy staying in. nice to see you. enjoy your cinemagoing whatever you decide to see. an interesting week and plenty to go and watch. see you next time. goodbye. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello. september is off to a warm start with 25 celsius in hull today and it was warm regardless of whether you had sunshine or cloud. some cloud and patchy rain across western spots, this is the view from the isle of man, but he wouldn't say it was called but where you have the sunshine, parts of eastern scotland more specially. throug

coming to terms with a life—changing crash, double 0lympic champion krystina vogel speaks about the accident he's the fastest man on earth, now usain bolt shows he's pretty quick when there's zero gravity too. welcome to the programme. mexico's canelo alvarez and kazakhstan's gennady golovkin have been facing the cameras for their final press conference ahead of saturday's fight. it's a rematch of last year where the pair fought a controversial draw and it's without doubt the biggest boxing bout of the year. 0ur reporter ade adedoyin is in las vegas.

. >> i am joined by ken vogel, "new york times" political reporter.t obama refer to his successor by name in that speech. the gloves appear it be off. what do you think the likelihood is that president trump is going to be responding in his speech a few minutes from now, ken? >> well, whether he responds in this speech or not i think we will definitely see him respond more and engage with president obama if we continue to see president obama invekking him by name and making a direct contrast. interestingly, craig, obama's gotten a lot of pressure from the democratic base. while this speech may go a little ways towards satisfying them, there are folks involved in democrat campaigns who want to see an even more robust denunsiation of trump and of republican dictatocandidates fra who is not suited to leveling those types of attacks. you hear a little bit of the reluctance today talking about president trump as a symptom, not the cause of this president climate of political polarization and sort of combativeness. >> it sounds like you are saying there are

in a surprisingly close race that has gained national attention, anita vogel is live from our los angeles bureau. was there, anita, a clear winner friday night? >> well, you know, jon, no secret ted cruz is known as one of the best debaters on the national stage, but pundits say his challenger came off as passionate and likable. one thing for sure, the debate was fiery. there he's no question the senator and congressman have opposing views on just about everything. -- there's no question they have opposing views on just about everything, all the hot-button issues. take a listen to this exchange over police brutality and kneeling over the national anthem >> too men unarmed african-american men losing their lives in this country to peacefully protest that injustice, non-violently and to call attention to that, to get to the conscience of this country so those in position of public trust and power will finally do something. >> when you have people during the national anthem taking a knee refusing to stand for the national anthem, you are disrespecting the millions of veterans, the millions o

anita vogel, fox news from hollywood. >>> still ahead, extra police will be on campus at the east bay high school and we tell you what students found in a bathroom. >>> three years later, body cam video is released from a deadly encounter. at 5:00, questions remaining. >>> the stage is set for a showdown next monday between supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and a bay area woman accusing him of sexual assault. details about the upcoming senate hearing and whether kavanaugh is losing support of some republicans. >>> undercover police officers in bay area coffee shops. the renewed effort to catch a particular thief. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us here on mornings >>> let's get to the weather. very little change today. this morning, overcast and no change there. very few 80s and tomorrow, we warm up for a few days with nothing that looks locked in. where is the heat if not over us? denver, eight days in a row at 90 degrees or higher and today will probably be the ninth. chris was jurvetson said it needs to warm up big time. now, you know

the solano county medical examiner couldn't determine the cause of death. 41-year-old bill vogel was obese and had heart problems and had an unexplained neck injury which made it difficult to rule out foul play. >> a man who died under suspicious moans and now a man has varened from the same home. >> reporter: volkel had recently gone to a hospital with injuries doctors suspected were domestic violence-related, but both volkel and lassiter would not cooperate with authorities. fairfield police tell us they repeatedly questioned lassiter as a potential person of interest in both cases and can't rule him out at this point. lieutenant lassiter declined to talk with us on cameras, but in a brief telephone interview he told us he feels unjustly targeted by homophobic fairfield police. lout josiah jacobson, who is heading both investigations, dismisses that allegation. he says investigators just want to be able to rule out lassiter as a suspect. >> frustrating for us for not being able to solve this, but also frustrating for the family as well. >> reporter: rose's mother won't rest until s

attack they'll be a much stronger response than before so situations really tense there jacqueline vogel looks into how washington's approach in syria is evolved over these recent years the deeper the u.s. get sucked into the syrian conflict the more the continuity of time seems to change when it comes to decision making in washington back in two thousand and thirteen when allegations of chemical attacks arose barack obama was still in the hot seat and time still seemed linear we intend to investigate thoroughly exactly what happened. u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of the global wealth he longs to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one to one business shows you can afford to miss the one and only boom. in tw

now the double 0lympic cycling champion, kristina vogel, says she‘s been left paralysed after sustainingrt. the final kick of the game settled a thrilling rugby union game, in belfast in the pro 1a, as ulster beat edinburgh by a single point. edinburgh had seen a 17 point lead vanish, but went ahead again thanks to simon hickey‘s last minute penalty. ulster then raced up the other end and won their own penalty in overtime. john cooney kicked it to steal the victory. meanwhile glasgow beat last season‘s runners up munster 25—10. scotland full—back stuart hogg scored 13 points in the match. and in the premiership, northampton beat harlequins, with england captain dylan hartley scoring a try in his first match, since taking time out, to recover from concussion. warrington wolves have sealed their place in the super league play—offs. they held on to beat huddersfield giants, 26—24. castleford tigers, stay ahead of them in third place, after easing to a comfortable 28—8 victory over hull fc. england‘sjustin rose lies second after two rounds of the bmw championship, in philadelphia. rose finis

saying that if there is a chemical attack there will be a much stronger response than before jacqueline vogel looks at how washington's approach in syria is evolved over recent years. the deeper the u.s. gets sucked into the syrian conflict the more the continuity of time seems to change when it comes to decision making in washington back in two thousand and thirteen when allegations of chemical attacks arose barack obama was still in the hot seat and time still seemed minear we intend to investigate thoroughly exactly what happened. obviously in syria right now you've got a war zone we have to make sure that we know exactly what happened what was the nature of the incident what can we document what can we prove. our commonsense review the evidence and attack if justified later the idea that investigations require time those were the good old days but two thousand and seventeen came and times changed syrian dictator bashar. launched a horrible chemical weapons attack. on innocent civilians less than seventy two hours later the u.s. fired fifty nine cruise missiles at the airbase they suspecte

the 11 time world track sprint cycling champion and double olympic gold medalist, kristina vogel hasr paralysed. she suffered serious spinal and chest injuries when she collided with another rider injune and says she knew very quickly afterwards she'd never walk again. translation: because i realised fairly fast i won't walk again, it helped me. waking up from the coma and hearing the diagnosis was for me like, ok, it and hearing the diagnosis was for me like, 0k, it might be betterfor me to be free to know that it won't get better, because it never will. and before we go, check this out, this is the guy who's been described as the "man who should have been born with wings." here's why. this is marco waltenspiel from austria, who posted this clip on his instagram account. he did his first tandem—jump when he was just 11 years old, and has been taking to the skies ever since. definitely not for the faint hearted. and nor is this, here's nicholi rogatkin who also likes to dice with danger. here he is showing off his latest tricks. the american started riding bmx at the age of five and

displaced more than a million people in the last six months and an epic cycling champion christina vogel comes to terms with the injury that left her unable to war. factions in south sudan have signed what's being called a final peace deal after months of negotiations the leaders will now form a transitional government within eight months president's health care will have rival that react as deputy again as well as for other vice presidents catherine sawyer reports from ethiopia's capital at us are where the deal was signed. another grim and aimed at peace in south sudan the last time this leaders signed the past. fifteen it collapsed. after violent clashes between the two sides in the capital juba. the deal that provides for man other things five vice presidents and five hundred fifty members of parliament despite mistrust between the groups the confidence reading is a process it is not an event so it is a but also as which is actually drawn through all the. people and i'm sure this will happen trust will be built the confidence will be built as we are we move on to new. south sudan's l

relationship between the philippine president and the military and olympic cycling cycling champion christina vogel comes to terms with the injury that's left her unable to walk. one of the russians named by the u.k. as a suspect in the service crippled poisoning says he may make a public statement next week that's according to russian state t.v. it comes after president vladimir putin announced that the russian authorities had located the two men who he said were both civilians so they wore. a convenient time for russia's president to announce his government doesn't know the suspects in the ski powered poisoning case taking advantage of the international attention and bloody vostok planted question granted this response. we have looked at who these people are we know who they are now we found them i hope that they show up and speak for themselves that would be better for everyone there is nothing special criminal there i can assure you that in time we will see civilians. millions. of courses civilians one russian state television. channel said it had spoken to one of them he declined to comment on

the world and olympic cycling gold medalist kristina vogel has spoken publically for the first time sincelier this year. an 11—time orld champion, the german suffered serious spinal and chest injuries in the accident, but now says she wants to give something back to her sport. translation: i tried to adapt myself, i compare myself to a little baby who has had to learn step—by—step how to get seated to walk and move around. it took quite some time, about three months i think but now i am ready to face my situation and share my experiences andi situation and share my experiences and i want to pass on my positive energy. there is more from that interview on the bbc sport website. that's all the sports are now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let's talk a little bit more about one of our main stories here. more now on news that a group of conservative pro—brexit mps led by jacob rees—mogg, has published a plan for tackling the issue of the irish border after britain leaves the eu — one of the major stumbling blocks in the negotiations. the group insists its proposals would enable the

in hollywood, anita vogel, fox news. >> san francisco native darren criss is celebrating a big win. [ cheers and applause ] the assassination of gianni versace. that was darren criss kissing his fiancee as he one for outstanding lead actor for his role as the men who killed famed designer, gianni versace. he said the role was challenging but fulfilling on last night was the most extraordinary moment of his life. afterwards, he thanked those he couldn't think on stage. >> a wanted to thank all of my teachers and all of my friends that have enriched my life on this journey. i share this with them. >> darren criss graduated from a school in san francisco and starred on glee and on broadway. he will perform in san francisco next month. >> a big congratulations. >>> thanks for watching, everybody. dr. oz: take me back to the night of the tweet. i have a lot of thoughts i can spin out. dr. oz: what were you thinking when you hit send? the tweet had several offense of elements to it. are you a racist? plus, the fiery reaction from our panel. coming up next. dr. oz: today, a difficult and con

and a female director in the form of suzanne vogel. and dvd? tully will keep you guessing. a night nanny. and the night nanny comes in and it is about a charismatic nanny that comes in, but what is she up to? is there an element of the hand that rocks the cradle? they are all talented. that is a winner. that is your dvd for the week if you fancy staying in. nice to see you. enjoy your cinemagoing whatever you decide to see. an interesting week and plenty to go and watch. see you next time. goodbye. for many of us, september 5tarted with 5un5hine. that was the scene acro55 with 5un5hine. that was the scene across the coast of hope in east su55ex, but it was not quite like that everywhere. further west we have seen more in the way of cloud, even the audrey let time5,... with some mi5t even the audrey let time5,... with some mist and merck, some 5pots even the audrey let time5,... with some mist and merck, some spots of drizzle, quite breezy acro55 some mist and merck, some spots of drizzle, quite breezy across the far northwest, as well. keeping ahold of some clear spells, th

i want to start with this, this new headline that came in from ken vogel, all the related to issue of why trump is upset with his attorney general and that is what a is happening with the special counsel. he is coming after sessions because he doesn't feel like he took control by his words of the department of justice based on that very topic. well, just within the last several hours, we have a new report from the "new york times" on the fbi and the department of justice, unsuccess fle tk secce to turn russian oligarchs related potentially to the question of russian interferenced a tinterference and relation of russian oligarchs and the united states. what is this reaction this effort? >> well, the dfrnltoj and fbi w cast a wide net when investigating russian collusion, russian interference in our election. and of course we've heard a little bit more information creep out just yesterday as a result of yet another guilty plea secured by this investigation of a gentleman named sam patten. and i think that is really bad news for paul manafort, yet another shoe dropping because we learned

anita vogel has highlights of the first debate between the two last night.anita. >> well, hi, arthel. remember, it was just a little over two years ago that ted cruz was battling it out for the highest office in the land. well, now he's fighting to keep his senate seat in texas. in the first highly anticipated debate, last night, senator cruz squared off against his opponent, democratic congressman beto o'rourke. they covered a range of hot topics from gun rights to healthcare to police brutality and of course illegal immigration. take a listen to this exchange on that. >> my views on immigration are simple. i have summed them many times in four words, legal good, illegal bad. i think majority of texans believe that. >> yes there should be an earned path to citizenship. the alternative as senator cruz has proposed is to deport 11 million people from this country. >> ted cruz is known as one of the most polished debaters on the national stage. he got a lot of practice during the 2016 presidential campaign where he and the president duked it out a number of ti

bush, nbc national political reporter, anita kumar, ken vogel back as well.red a very personal story of dorothy garcia getting her husband's wedding ring back from the wreckage of the site. >> i thought it was a great speech. i thought he captured the moment. he focused on them, focused on the heroes. he found a very powerful story, and i think it's important for the american people to remind the sacrifice and the courage those men and women on that plane displayed. so i think it was a difficult moment, and i think he rose to the moment and helped the country to remember. >> josh? >> you know, hallie this is the speech many in the white house were praying president donald trump would be able to give, the tone they were hoping he would be able to strike on a somber occasion like this. it was sober. it was emotional. he made it about other people. he wasn't self-reverential. he told personal stories, and he really allowed this day to be for other people, and i think that it's going to probably go down as one of the better speeches this president has given. >> a

i want you to take a listen to this voicemail send to "new york times" reporter ken vogel. >> you arehe enemy of the people. and although the pen might be mightier than the sword, the pen is not mightier than the ak-47. >> and unfortunately that's not the only one. this past week, a california man was arrested and charged for making at least 14 threatening phone calls to "the boston globe," allegedly saying things like "we're going to shoot you f-ers in the head," and "you're the enemy of the people and we're going to kill every f-ing one of you," and, "i will continue to threaten, harass, and annoy the boston globe." up to 20 firearms and ammunition were removed from his home, two months after a crazed gunman killed five reporters and editors at "the capitol gazette" in maryland. when questioned about a free press, this is how chain responded. >> reporter: do you have a problem with the free press in america? >> there is no free press in america. >> april, i want to come to you on this one. it's the subject of part of your book. the escalating threats against journalists. and people

according to dramatic reporting from ken vogel and matt rosenberg, the reason they allowed deripaska to come here after all those years of banning him is because they wanted to have a little talk with him. they wanted to try to flip him. they wanted to try to persuade him to start working for u.s. intelligence and law enforcement. they wanted him to start informing against vladimir putin and russian organized crime. quote, u.s. justice department official bruce ohr attended the meeting with deripaska in 2015, during which time the americans pressed deripaska on connections between russian organized crime and mr. putin's government. they were trying to flip him. it did not work. deripaska refused another meeting and reportedly told the kremlin about that failed approach from u.s. law enforcement. that was in 2015. they apparently went back at him again in 2016, trying again and again. he gave them the hand. but now this president and his republican supporters in congress are apparently poised to try to destroy that justice department official by name. we are told to expect a leak of c

and a female director in the form of suzanne vogel. and dvd? tully will keep you guessing.nny that comes in, but what is she up to? is there an element of the hand that rocks the cradle? they are all talented. that is a winner. that is your dvd for the week if you fancy staying in. nice to see you. enjoy your cinema going whatever you decide to see. an interesting week and plenty to go and watch. see you next time. goodbye. hello there. today we saw temperatures climbing. a warm day for many of us but sunshine did very, no shortage of sunshine, a different story of red here though. many western areas through the day, breaking upa many western areas through the day, breaking up a little bit of this type of cloud here is starting to introduce some rain into the far northwest of the country pushing across northern ireland and the western side of scotland to the evening and thinking down past england and wales as the night wears on. underneath this, with the outbreaks of rain it will turn into a pretty mild night, but towards the southeast, and the frontal system, we will see t

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and a female director in the form of suzanne vogel. and dvd? tully will keep you guessing.it is about a charismatic nanny that comes in, but what is she up to? is there an element of the hand that rocks the cradle? they are all talented. that is a winner. that is your dvd for the week if you fancy staying in. nice to see you. enjoy your cinema going whatever you decide to see. an interesting week and plenty to go and watch. see you next time. goodbye. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and steph mcgovern. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. a man has been charged with the murders of a mother and daughter in solihull. janbaz tarin, who's 21, will appear before magistrates this morning. he was arrested on thursday, following an extensive search. raneem 0udeh and her mother khaola saleem were stabbed to death outside their home on monday. the foreign office minister, alistair burt, will raise the case of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe directly with iranian ministers today duri

the body of 55-year-old diana vogel was discovered in the mt. hood national forest. she wasepted missing in late august. the medical examiner says her injuries were consisteh that of a cougar attack. it is the first such attack in oregon history. >>> more than 15 years after elizabeth smart's kidnapping ordeal gripped the nation, one of her captors set to be released fro prison and elizabeth smart is blasting that decision. morgan, good morning. a highly charged situation because tels earlyse comes after the board reversed a july decision denying a requeor parole. now, wanda barzee, who is 72, is set toex walk free week, and that's more than five years ahead of her expected release date and it's after her attorneys argued t parole board miscounted her time served. this morning elizabeth smart is calling itbl incomprehensi after learr kidnappers, wanda barzee, isd being relea from prison early. >> elizabeth, if you're out there, we're doing everything we possibly can to help you. >> reporter: smart was 14 years old when she was kidnapped from her bedroom at knife poin