telescope. -- james webb space telescope. we take on a project like that which is something nasa needs to do and we need to be at the leading edge of technology pushing the edge of the envelope but when we take on a big , project like that with brand-new technology and capabilities we sometimes have , overrun and costs. that starts to impact parts of the science mission directorate. what we have to do going forward the balance that we have across the different divisions we need to look at historically how those kinds of missions can sometimes potentially crowd out other missions and build architectures that deliver that same civilization changing science, but maybe do it in a way where there is less risk involved. one way to do that would be to look more at missions that are , say, $200 million or less, and lifecycle cost and instead of the 15 submission divided up between missions and then if one gets behind schedule or over cost, it doesn't impact the other missions currently underway. that is one way to develop architectur

very leading edge of technology when james webb's space. launches we will seat back to the beginning of the universe and that is an amazing capability that all of us are anxiously anticipating. that being said is important as that mission is in is critical to nasa and the night stays in the world it is had its challenges because we are at that very leading edge of technology. the impact there had been a number of challenges and you start with the fact that the thrusters were one of the issues that we have is the thrusters were cleaned with a solvent that was not the right solvent and that damaged some of the seals and ultimately required us to go develop new thrusters and build new thrusters and fix busters and the sun shield that was on it in the ability to unfolded and folded back together and tested that has proven more challenging than i think was anticipated and that has set us back in terms of time and budget. we are with our challenges with the james webb space telescope but looking at the impact for 2019 i don't think the impact is

topics included planned missions to mars in the james webb space telescope. this is 50 minutes. >> my handle work at the gavel this afternoon. we'll start early, the voters at 315 and so this will be similar hearing where we had similar circumstances. good afternoon. i call this to order and senator shots i structured the subcommittee and i look forward to working with you. the administrator we're delighted to have you join us, in light of the time constraints i will forgo an opening statement. i know turn to senator hawaii. >> thank you. it's good to be back with you. thank you for being here. i asked interval my statement into the record. >> without objection. >> we welcome your testimony. i think we have i think we'll have time to hear from you. i encourage you to to let us know. >> mr. chairman, it's an honor to be here. i have submitted my written statement for the record. i know because of the time constraint that were short on time and i be happy to forgo an opening statement. i have been charged with leading the agency in the united states government.

when the james webb telescope space launches, it will see back to the beginning of the universe. that is an amazing capability that all of us are anxiously anticipating. that being said, as important as that mission is, as critical as it is to nasa and the united states, it has had its challenges because we are at the very leading edge of technology. the impact, of course is that a number of challenges. you start with the fact that the thrusters were, one of the issues we had as they were cleaned with a solvent that was not the right solvents and that damaged some of the seals that ultimately required us to go back and develop new thrusters and to fix thrusters. that set us back. the sunshield that was on it, the ability to unfold and folded back together and tested, that has proven more challenging than anticipated and that has set it back in times of terms and budget. what i would tell you is this. looking at the impact for 2019, the budget for 2019, i don't think the impact will be that significant. here's why. instead of doing operations which we have a budget for operations,

journalist gary webb published articles in the san jose mercury to better elucidate their relationship between cia and other agencies that protected contra drug trafficking he was right out of mainstream journalism his story was finally told in two thousand and fourteen. kill the messenger gary webb you know is a really a great investigative reporter who broke a story right at the beginning of the internet era was actually the first big internet news exposé and it involved some geishas of cia connected drug sales in the one nine hundred eighty s. and l. a biggest crack campaign freeway ricky ross who is well known to the public because the l.a. times already called him the kingpin of crack cocaine the person most responsible for the rise of the drug epidemic gary webb came along and revealed that nicaraguans working with the cia and actually provided him with cheap cocaine for all these years the three major newspapers all stepped in with the washington post which is traditionally been like the attack dog of the cia over the decades and to a certain extent still is they just attacked g

him the cantenna crack cocaine the person most responsible for the rise of the drug epidemic gary webbcame along and revealed that nicaraguans working with the cia had actually provided him with cheap cocaine for all these years the three major newspapers all stepped in with the washington post which is traditionally been like the attack dog of the cia over the decades and to a certain extent still is they just attacked gary's story and then attacked gary's entire career and try to discredit and drove him out of journalism nothing like that is ever happened before a sense to my knowledge and again as you mentioned it drove him out of journalism and ultimately destroyed his life their relationship between the ruling elite and media has existed since the origin of newspaper but if you'd seventeen congressmen callaway and more sounded the alarm that the j.p. morgan bank working with big steel shipping in weapons manufacturers had purchased controlling interests in twenty five of the largest newspapers across the country to promote american entry into the first world war on the side of the

the story was finally told in two thousand and fourteen killed the messenger gary webb you know was a really great investigative reporter who broke a story right at the beginning of the internet era was actually the first big internet news exposé and it involved. a geisha of cia connected drug sales in the one nine hundred eighty s. and l. a big as cracking freeway ricky ross who is well known to the public because the l.a. times already called him the kingpin of crack cocaine the person most responsible for the rise of the drug epidemic gary webb came along and revealed that nicaraguans working with the cia had actually provided him with cheap cocaine for all these years the three major newspapers all stepped in with the washington post which is traditionally been like the attack dog of the cia over the decades and to a certain extent still is they just attacked gary story and then attacked gary's entire career and try to discredit him drove him out of journalism nothing like that is ever happened before sense to my knowledge and again as you mentioned it drove him out of journalism

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webb simpson -- tournament. webb simpson shot a 68 and is seven strokes in front of his nearest competitor. >> that will do it for us and we will see you right back here tonight at 10:00 p.m. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein okay. okay, here she comes. together: happy mother's da-- aah! what are you wearing? you don't remember this shirt? you made it for me for mother's day in kindergarten. it's adorable. it's perverted. it looks like you were felt up by that creepy guy around the corner. ew! why him? 'cause he's got, like, freakishly tiny hands. thank you! i cannot believe you kept that shirt. of course i kept it. i'm your mother. i keep everything you make me

james webb said, if these three men are stranded out there and die in lunar orbited, webb said, no one, lovers, poets no one, will ever look at the moon the same way again. no one had considered that. but it was true of christmas, too, borman, lovell and anders war be in the lunar orbit on december 25th. if the died then compliments would never be the same? s her or all the world. every year it by a tragic reminder of a mission gone wrong. so we are all at risk when apollo was ready on the lawn pad on december 21, 1968. if nasa could pull it off, if borman, love veil and ander could pull it off. think of what the small spacecraft, the one on display in this museum could. do it could deal a devastating blow to an enemy. it could help the united states come together at the end of one of its mow terrible and divisive years. could deliver human beings to a place they dreamed of going since man kind first walked the earth. and with that i introduce you to frank borman, jim lovell and bill anders, their first men ever to leave agency and to arrive at the moon. [applause] applause. [applause]

but he's still seven shots from leader american webb simpson who's on 15 under.s lead in the giro d'talia. ecuador‘s richard carapaz won stage eight with yates finishing safely in the bunch to keep his 16 second lead over defending champion tom dumoulin. chris froome was also in that group and is ninth overall. british sprinter reece prescod stunned the world champion justin gatlin by beating him in the 100 metres in shanghai. prescod excelled in the rain to run a season's best time of 10.04 seconds for his first diamond league victory. fellow briton cj ujah finished fourth, while justin gatlin was seventh. in rugby league's challenge cup, st helens are through to the quarterfinals after overpowering castleford tigers at the jungle. it was the ben barba show once again in west yorkshire as the man of steel favourite scored a hat—trick of tries. his first after running the length of the pitch. but the australian saved his best until last, jinking his way round five tigers defenders to score an incredible try and put the super league leaders into the last eight. 36

we've now learned that webb was convicted of murder back in 1981. he was sentenced to 35 years in prison but released after serving 15 years. >>> the new figures out this morning show gas prices have gone up 20 cents in the last month. the national average is now 2.84 a gallon, but drivers in these 10 states are already paying $3 or more. one analysis from morgan stanley warns the higher prices could wipe out a third of the benefits of the trump tax cuts threatening economic growth and the president's decision to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal and the crisis in venezuela could send oil prices higher in the coming weeks. >> hey, just in time for memorial day weekend. >>> and it is time right now for us to take a look at your friday weather. well, more than 30 million americans are bracing for severe weather from the plains to the mid-atlantic. this hail came falling down in lynchburg, virginia. in the pacific northwest some dramatic video from washington. wow. look at that home there crashing off a cliff and into the skagit river finally falling

can still win the majority it's always enjoyed malcolm webb al-jazeera johanna's burke south africa. are listening to the thoughts of our guests joining us in johannesburg labor han pickle who's a senior research fellow at trade collective in washington d.c. we have me equity and independent africa policy analyst and former executive director for africa action and also in johannesburg grant madison a senior program manager at the electoral institute for sustainable democracy in africa a warm welcome to you all thank you for being on inside story live long if i can start with you syria where my posts started to his presidency with much optimism not just on the markets but even in the national mood so what's more out of ten would you give him for these first one hundred days in office. and bill in fife so far has been decisive enough he's had he hasn't had a very good talent with which to work and certainly have to deal with the current internal fiction and the factions within the a.n.c. seems to be having his work and his approaches to you know to be diplomacy makes him appear. like i

joining me now is adam webb, campaign manager at ‘fanfair alliance‘ which campaigns against industrial—scale touting. what aspect of ticket touting do you campaign against? the main problem we have is no one is saying no one should not be allowed to resell tickets. but the secondary market is dominating, dominated by four large platforms and unfortunately although they're marketed as fan to fan platforms where one fan could sell to another, the bulk of the activity is by hard—core ticket touts who are buying up or accessing ticket from the primary market and selling them in bulk on the secondary market. there has been a lack of transparency around this and a lot of misleading marketing practices so frequently we have people drawn to these sites because they are prevalent on the search engine results and when they get there they are unclear about how much the tickets will cost, the ago particular. so this is something that now has been ruled against and sanctions taken. just for right to reply for viagogo, according to the asa viagogo said to them that each page specified that it excluded del

tiger's on the prowl at sawgrass, but has he left it too late to catch runaway leader webb simpson?ng never seen on sportsday before, medieval jousting is officially a sport. or so we are told by some international enthusiasts. hello, thanks forjoining us. we'll get to details of a relegation in the scottish premiership — and that lewis hamilton pole in barcelona — injust a bit. but we're starting just down the road in bilbao. where leinster have won rugby union's champion's cup final after beating racing 92. and, as alex gulrajani reports. it means the irish side have been crowned european champions for a record—equalling fourth time. the colour and atmosphere flags. new ground for european rugby. racing 92 suitably smart as the top prize arrived in build—out for the first time. in the opening minutes his replacement was gone as well. still, not enough for them to put a smile on the face of the leinster coach and he was right to be cautious. different a cite mejust and he was right to be cautious. different a cite me just to find opening points. tracing the first european title the

can still win the majority it's always enjoyed malcolm webb al-jazeera johanna's berg south africa. and india's cows are running their national park is home to the largest population of the protected one horned indian rhino it's a world heritage site and considered a conservation success story but the rhinos still face two big threats poachers and the annual monsoon floods. reports on the efforts to preserve the species. these rhino carves love their muddy pool leaving only when they see the keepers that signals feeding time at the center for wildlife we have taken in conservation in guns around. the cubs are aged between one and five years old and still require daily milk but replaced by their rhinos mothers were killed by poachers. even when i'm at home. or have to take a day slave. early primo offer a glimpse into the heavy rains and floods that killed dozens of people and animals in the northeastern state of ascent each summer more than sixty rhinos have died in the past three. because they're on the national park is home to several protected and endangered species but it's a co

xavier university, 18-year-old chris webb leads a biology review the night before a major test.ea >> all youy need to know. >> sreenivasan: webb is helping fellow freshman who, like him, are enroed in a rigorous pre- medical program. >> i want them to do as best as they can. >> sreenivasan: the scene is familiar one on the campus of xavier, an historically black college in the heart of news. orlean >> what do you think of aerobice iration? >> sreenivasan: students quiz each other on material from tough ience classes, the kind of courses that often weed out ememedical students. >> i don't want o do better than me, but when they do, that just makes me realize, okay, this competiti is really rious. while we're having fun with it, it's also very real. >> sreenivasan: with a student population of only 3,000, xavier university manages to graduate more africanmericans who go on to become medical doctors than any other undergraduate institution in the country, including ivy leagues colleges and elite publicniversities. that number is even more striking given a drop in blacko males applyingdi

party during his eight years in power zuma failed to shake off corruption scandals and as malcolm webb reports from johannesburg people now expect ramaphosa to act against the corruptions. they called its rama for yeah the reaction of many south africans when cyril ramaphosa became president in february things had gone from bad to worse for his predecessor jacob zuma his eight years were blighted by a series of corruption scandals. last year people protested calling for him to step down eventually resigned under pressure from his own party to run opposing has been promising to clean up ever since this is the years in which we would turn the tide on corruption in our public institutions thanks he began with a cabinet reshuffle some of the controversial ministers. out but others stayed including this man. now minister of home affairs leaked documents linked him to major corruption scandals he denied involvement. but it seems rum oppose a has helped investor confidence south africa's currency the rand and its credit ratings stabilized since he took over but the political opposition says i

can still win the majority it's always enjoyed malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. algiers investigative unit has exposed to match facts from an organized crime syndicate that claims to have bribed international cricketers to underperform he correctly predicted what players and to test matches for do at a certain point during the game david harrison has our exclusive report. al jazeera went undercover posing as wealthy investors to investigate corruption in cricket. that is how serious we are an e m a now is a match fixer from mumbai he told us we could make huge sums of money from betting on his information. both the allegedly fixed matches were played in india and involved in england and australia the governing body for world cricket the international cricket council said it was taking off findings very seriously and has launched an investigation into an intelligence sources confirm that menow works for a powerful criminal organization called the de company. it controls most of india's huge illegal betting market said to be worth sixty billion dollars a year from

now you might get something in return malcolm webb al-jazeera. mozambique because mozambique's opposition leader. has died the sixty five year old former rebel leader was found dead at his home in go wrong gosa duck lama led the armed group bernama which forty sixteen year civil war against the ruling friendly movement or an animal emerged as an opposition party after a peace deal in one thousand nine hundred two but didn't fully this on friday in kenya has left at least one hundred people dead and more than two hundred thousand displaced major roads across the country have been blocked because of heavy rain and landslides in the past month last week part of a route between the capital nairobi and the main port city of mumbai was under water the red cross has described it as a humanitarian disaster and says kenya needs emergency funding how why is killer wave volcano has erupted forcing people to leave their homes they are reports of steam and lava coming from cracks in the ground in a neighborhood on the big island the eruption follows a series

now he might get something in return malcolm webb al-jazeera the secretary six critically endangered black rhino are on their way to chad from south africa black rhino were wiped out from chad nearly fifty years ago because a wide scale poaching the rhinos will be released in the country's national park. itself a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera a high level u.s. delegation is in china trying to resolve the dispute has pushed the two countries close to a trade war the meetings are being held in beijing but analysts say a breakthrough is unlikely china in the u.s. a proposed heavy tariffs on each other's goods. ten thousand people in hawaii have been ordered to evacuate their homes after the killer way a volcano erupted steaming lava threatening at least one residential neighborhood a series of earthquakes likely trick of the volcano. the u.s. president has changed his story about hush money paid to a former porn star stormy daniels says she had an affair with donald trump a decade ago or trump now admits reimbursing his lawyer for a payment made to danielle's but says

can still win the majority it's always enjoyed malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. political analyst and author of the book when zuma goes he says so all ram oppose has restored confidence to south africa. there are high expectations as to what he could have achieved within the first hundred days what is the correct list there when you look into government institution you look at the key ministries that is national treasury such as the state on entities where corruption was beginning to actually sit in your strange leadership in those situations and i do think when it comes to actually people going to jail for corruption do courses being followed we have seen higher level investigation in virus programs is where people are being investigated so i think when it comes to confidence there is generally thought of pretty leave for months out of the gains that we've done now they have a president with us for what is wrong and what is our eye but of course you do take . the lead us your present job the most administrators in eight years of corruption will not be undone in

nasa's they took it to boss james webb. webb's first reaction when he plan "are you out of your mind"? and he went through the risks and he said if anything happens, is at risk.ogram and may not go forward. then reminded him of one other risk. nobody had thought of it. might have been the gravest risk all. if the astronauts died at the oon, no one, he said, no one would look at the moon the same way again. and the same was really true of christmas. they were scheduled to orbit the moon on christmas eve and christmas day. if they died then, who in the would think of christmas the same again? four months, why were they hurry? a >> the reason it changed so suddenly is the landing craft that would shuttle astronauts spacecraft to ng the lunar surface and back was stalled. there was problems in production to design that threatened stall the entire apollo program. george lowe thought if we send the craft at a moon without a lunar landing, we can do three things at once. apollo program going and learn all the techniques of going t

the second championship semi final. in florida — the tournament dubbed the fifth major. it. leader, webb6 shots ahead of him. under par for the tournament. comeback to win a thrilling challenge cup final in bilbao. victory for the blues at the san mames stadium. extending their winning run to ten matches. leeds and huddersfield are also through to the quarter finals. on tranmere rovers in the national league play—off final. will be promoted to the football league. chris slegg reports. they've done it. boreham wood are going to wembley. going to wembley. latest to their hertfordshire town for the very first time. for the very first time. take the name of the neighbouring village of elstree. village of elstree. it is the local football team that has star billing. has star billing. boreham wood usually play in front of 700 people. of 700 people. will cheering them on against tranmere. tranmere. it is newers for any club going to wembley. going to wembley. got big desired to push on and it is huge for us. they deliver again. to get out this league which outshine that 100 times over. outshine

and captain webb, the first man to swim across the channel. good morning, richard. morning.top i have been born and bred here and it is amazing, as you said, captain webb, it is named after thomas telford, it is the birthplace of the industrial revolution, it is 50 yea rs industrial revolution, it is 50 years old. for you, industrial revolution, it is 50 years old. foryou, incredibly industrial revolution, it is 50 years old. for you, incredibly proud moment this morning, seeing the crowd, people coming to see the balloons. what are you so were excited about over the year of celebrations? lots of events and this is special, i remember as a kid seeing many balloons and they have faded away but today people have come to see them, an amazing number of balloons taking off, the night it will be a night—time view of them with their fires. will be a night—time view of them with theirfires. an will be a night—time view of them with their fires. an amazing day to everybody. thank you very much. i think this balloon is ready to take off, quickly before you do what is like flying here?

webb simpson was never seriously challenged. and with almost $2 million. cleveland cavaliers 108—83 in game 1 of the eastern conference finals. al horford scored 20 points for the celtics, who ran off 17 consecutive points in the first quarter, and never allowed the cavs within single digits again. boston led by 28, when cleveland coach tyronn lue pulled lebronjames for good — with just over seven minutes left. game 2 is tuesday night. ireland have been given a sobering introduction to test cricket. they were forced to follow on by pakistan on day three of their inaugural match in dublin. the tourists declared their first innings on 310—9. ireland's first go with the bat couldn't have gone any worse. at one point they were 7—4. they were eventually all out for 130. but they made a much better go of it second time round, and will resume on the fourth day on 64 without loss. ed joyce is 39 not out and william porterfield is unbeaten on 23. simon yates has extended his lead at cycling's giro d'italia after winning stage nine. the british rider's advantage is

dog is of the general election so i think a lot of credit is due to bring lewis and james beverly webbhat. while they have obviously improve the position in the midlands, they are improving their position of leave voters, would you have a position where they're not winning in the city. because we can't have a two speed country. what you have one party of the country that is voting for the conservatives in another part that is loaded by labour and never the two shall meet. we need more unification. turning to the front of the mail. part of the conservative when it is being put down to them taking up the ukip voters. this is being very interesting. the ukip but has absolutely gone to the conservative party. which is to be expected. and this is going to provide theresa may with a further headache because they still ukip supporters are going to have an effect on the labour party at them like mama the pats, dragging the conservative party to the right particularly on brexit. theresa may will have very difficult decisions ahead of her in terms of the customs union, and what kind of immigrati

they bought him a burger you know this is america this is what happens here and it's alex jones piers webb it guys and peg now does this stuff the things that they say it can never hold any weight it's interesting when you mention the kanye west thing because it's like you know this came right on the heels of that whole kanye west explosion we talked about it on the show and it's not surprising that like many of the kind of lazy or hot takes on the video is comparing like glover to kanye you know damon young at the group kind of blasts the saying of the myriad of takes i've seen so far the only truly terrible one is that he is now some sort of anti kanye west glover and the reason he says he says is that this both idolizes glover while passing judgment on who represents blackness better is this desire to juxtapose the two misguided in the long run has no one has nothing to do with the other there's not you know my thing is this coming out of the reason why because coming out a whole lot of media attention for the make america great song going to make america great in everything that he's d

pampers the number one choice of hospitals, nurses and parents webb simpson.yers champion. >> you heard it there after a dominating start to finish, he came out on top of the leader board finishing at nine under. he wasn't the only one with highlights. look at this, 208 yards left, broo broo brooks koepka with a albatross. >> it is graduation season, and that means kids are going into the world with some sage advice. >>> someone that knew that changing the world starts with following a vision, not a path. he was my friend and mentor, steve jobs. >> we have a sfonlt be not as good as them, or lev up to their example, but to surpass them, even when it seems scary. we have to overcome that fear and be greater. >> religion in america isn't receding, faith is gaining new life across america every day. >> sometimes you need to feel the pain and sting of defeat to activate the real passion and purpose that god predestined in front of you. >> how did go from a president that could not tell a line to politicians that cannot tell the truth. >> you're in a position to di

the american webb simpson continues to dominate the players champonship in florida.nd‘s danny lee, who is himself two clear of world number one dustin johnson. webb simpson seven shots clear at the top of the field, and nobody has ever lost the players from there. if it goes the way history dictates, he is going to win. it is his to lose. we will talk about the rich list, and rory mcilroy is in it. i

here is the leader, webb simpson , headed for career around. 13 under. he will meet his waterloo.ost literally. he hit some kind of board and there he goes. he still finished nine under 63. it is friday night, now it is time to check this out. a friday night temper tantrum from harrison bader. try that. he breaks the back. -- he breaks the bat. then he hit a home run. he concentrated more. the cardinal started playing good baseball. that is the story of the night, dustin fowler, traded by the yankees to the a's. his first big-league hit. there is his dad, he got his first hit off the guy he was treated for. sunny gray. you cannot do better than that. the a's wind up winning the game. >> that is a good karma story. >> if you can make it there you can make he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served pr

captain webb swum the english channel. we are celebrating its 50th year, telford.ome together to help make telford the success together to help make telford the success it is today. we wish you a very happy birthday. thank you for joining us. let us meet the flight director mark darbyshire, you are doing a brilliant job director mark darbyshire, you are doing a brilliantjob with the balloon. just making it safe with the three ropes in a tripod fashion, it will be ok in these conditions. it is rare for telford to see so many balloons in the skies. yes. it is really nice to come back and flight is really nice to come back and flight in telford, i am from telford originally and we don't usually see a lot of balloons over telford, mainly passenger rides. to get these is nice. i am getting feedback all morning, heading towards costs could, bridgnorth into the beautiful valleys, it is offering some really nice countryside to us.|j valleys, it is offering some really nice countryside to us. i have met pilots from all over the country who say it is a beautiful place to fly.

nobody seriously challenged webb simpson, the wire to wire leader. he still double bogeyed 18 and finished four shots ahead of the field. it's simpson's 5th pga tour victory, biggest at the open here in san francisco in 2012. the warriors held a practice after landing in houston and when we come back at 11:00, we're going to get steve kerr's take on the mental state of his team. they are let's just say they are bored of sitting. it's been a while. >> you can see they're ready to go. >> clay said enough of a question. >> they're ready to kick it. i said kick it. you thought i was going to say something else. >> no. >> coming up the avengers continue to smash records worldwide with an amazing opening in china. >> the numbers just ahead. >>> tonight on abc7 news at 11:00, breaking news in san francisco. witnesses are sharing surveillance video of that terrifying mother's day attempted kidnapping. much more on that at 11:00. >> and we're following breaking news tonight in sonoma county. one person is dead after a stabbing on campus at sonoma state univer

chants and pool been winning elections from the former chair of scotland yard operation trident claudio webb now on the national executive of britain's labor party and from former u.k. home office minister on the tories of may to protest rock n roll that we asked for a live demo. about his new solo album and about his role in the wind drug scandal last from that line how bungling boris was not so foxy on us t.v. i'm the american fleet that's all it see again both the civil war coming up in today's going underground but first what does it say about international human rights and law enforcement the gina house bill is wanted by the whole trump and barack obama's espionage bosses to run the notorious cia the world has known about alleged cia violations of international law around the world for decades on the death squads of central america two assassinations in africa so what is half full down that is so bad. and she saw the merit in withdrawing today's bid to run the organization but then to cia director gina half offered to withdraw her nomination to head the spy agency but the president rebu

hunts and corbin winning elections from the former chair of scotland yard operation trident claudio webb now on the national executive of britain's labor party and from former u.k. home office minister on the tories of may to protest rock n roll that we are former live in baker about his new solo album and about his role in the when drug scandal last from that lines how bungling boris was not so foxy on us t.v. and the american fleet that's all that see again all the civil war coming up in today's going underground but first what does it say about international human rights and law enforcement the gina house bill is wanted by dole trump and barack obama's espionage bosses to run the notorious cia the world has known about alleged cia violations of international law around the world for decades on the death squads of central america two assassinations in africa so what is half full dozen that is so bad even she saw the merit in withdrawing today's bid to run the organization potential cia director gina half offered to withdraw her nomination to head the spy agency but the president rebuff

now you might get something in return malcolm webb al-jazeera. the world's largest a victorian glass house has reopened for the first time in five years in the u.k. it's home to fifteen hundred species of plants many of which are extremely rare and require special care the kew gardens temperate house will once again be used by scientists around the world try to take a look. an architectural wonder in heaven for horticulturalists kew gardens a vast victorian greenhouse is open again to the public it's taken five years of restoration moving in ten thousand plants from the world's temperate climates where it's not too hot not too cold this is the largest victorian glass house in the world it's maybe two hundred metres long it actually consists of five separate buildings each grade one listed it's this is unesco world heritage site and it's open to the public every day of the year as well so dismantling this building restoring it taking all the plants out returning them it has been a hugely complex project. inside a plant that can feed the world like

now he might get something in return malcolm webb al-jazeera the senator. and is here to talk sport i'm already rethinking my drive home tonight because the athletics is on it's down the road right is indeed yes start of the new athletic season the diamond league here in cats are burned so once again controversy overshadowing the sport south africa's champion run a cast to so many are getting ready to start what looks set to be a very controversial athletics season the sport's governing body has announced new rules that will affect women with naturally high testosterone levels well the decision is likely to have an impact on some men you who writes one will compete at the diamond league events in cattle the two time olympic gold medalist was subjected to a gender test by world athletics in two thousand and nine and banned from competing for almost a year under these rules it's likely she'll either have to take medication to lower her to start strength levels or change events the decision comes into effect on november the first. i'll fix governing body the h

can still win the majority it's always enjoyed malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa. ok let's just quickly recap our top stories this hour results from the first round of colombia's presidential election suggest a right wing fog peace deal critiquing iran duke a is in the lead with about thirty nine percent of the vote he's likely to face left wing challenger gustavo petrol and a second round run off at about three weeks' time. the leader of italy's populist a five star movement has called for president says your model as impeachment after efforts to form a new government collapsed prime minister designate receptive kaante gave up attempts often not at all a veto to his choice of economy minister says he blocked the euro skeptic candidates to protect the economy. donald trump says u.s. officials are in north korea to prepare for a possible summit between him and kim jong un next month in the tweets the president also said north korea will become a great financial nation one day earlier trump announced he was pulling out of the june twelfth meeting but then back trying

web system -- webb simpson is the leader, this one -- four under 68 19 under for the tournament. seven shot lead carrying into tomorrow's final run. >>> earthquake fans ready to go in the land of the walleye pike. and somehow the ball is kept in bounce. the center -- what a go-ahead goal. great ball control. they won the game 3-1. >>> ryan been are flying at 199. if you blinked, you may have missed it. he connected with mohammed, first punch of the bow. this one over and 15 seconds. no mo, he advances to the semi finals heavyweight grand prix. >>> the western conference final for the nhl, washington is the national champion for mock trial. they will be featured on friday, finishing in the top 10. >> we will be right back. it's "dvr shows because you'll never know when you'll need it" streaming. it's streaming from xfinity that makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. celebrate friendship and beyond at the firs

ann webb says she came here not only for the close-ups, but also to witness history.t's just neat to see how the monarchy has changed and the evolution of the monarchy, and seeing how, here we are today, thrrying an american, a divorced american, bi-racial woman-- just fun to see. >> reporter: do you think she's helping to break tradition? r oh, yes! i think so. >> reporter: in more ways than one. earlier today, markle announced, before having tea with her mother and the queen, her future father-in-law, prince charles, will now walk her down the aisle. but only part-way, says cbs contributor tina brown, who wrote a biography on princess diana. ow she's saying i'm going to walk down the aisle, just the beginning, alone. i make my entrance alone. that is a great statement, really. it's saying, "i am not being given to anyone. i am actually giving myself." and it's a lovely gesture, i think, that maybe becomes the big next tradition for brides. >> reporter: is there any precedent for this in a royal wedding? >> no, no precedent. but this is a wedding all without preceden

finally they took it to nasa's loss, james webb. james's first reaction was, are you out of your mind? he went through the risks. he said, anything happens, the whole program is at risk and may not go forward. he reminded them of one other risk nobody had thought of. it might have been the gravest risk of them all. that is if the astronauts died at the moon, no one, poets, lovers, no one, no one would look at the moon the same again. nd the same was for christmas. they were scheduled to orbit the moon on christmas eve and christmas day. if they died then, who in the world would think of christmas the same again? brian: four months. why were they in a hurry? robert: the reason it changed so suddenly with that the lunar lander, the spider landing craft that would shuttle the astronauts were the orbiting spacecraft to the lunar surface was stalled. it threatened to stall the apollo program. what george lowe thought was, if we send a craft to the moon without a lunar lander, we can do three things at once. we can keep the apollo program

can still win the majority it's always enjoyed malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa with us now on skype from johannesburg is grant masterson he is the wait for this one head of the political institutions and processes program at the electoral institute for sustainable democracy did i get that right grant it's. good to have you with us ok so i pointed out at the start of our program that of course i had to govern the country and try to sort out his own party now you technically could do both of those things at once but did you have to focus on one more than the other. yeah i would say at the moment he's going after state institutions and perhaps that's the low hanging fruit as i would suggest getting rid of state officials and public officials is it comes at a lower political cost now dealing with some of the people who are sitting right next to him in key positions in his party that's going to come with a much more baggage think is going to come quite so easily surf and now he said new focusing on cleaning up the state and then he's going to have to deal with with his pa

webb simpson had a big leg. he had it going. brooks had a bogey through ground. he is at 16.s is a par five. that is a rare shot and golf. a double eagle. simpson played par golf. he came in number 7. this is for birdie. he is still enjoying a big leg. he had a double bogey at 18. his round wrapped up at 73. simpson wins the biggest tournament since 2012 u.s. open. there are lots of moms and kids at the boston garden today to see the cavaliers and celtics open and eastern conference final. the celtics moved the ball around. he took three points from the corner. celtics 28. it was a win of game two in boston. don't forget the golden state warriors are in houston. they open the playoff series with the rockets tomorrow. i will be there. >> nice. >> travel with the team. >> they would not invite me. >> i hope you are there to report on the win. >> that will do it for us. thank you for making us your new source. we are on facebook, twitter and our news at. we will see you back everybody. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bo