as for the all blacks, a different story — they responded to the defeat in wellington with three changesoverhauling the backline, bringing in the prolific winger who was left out off the first test, savea, and geordie barrett to come in for his test debut, younger brother of bowden and scott barrett, and because of the suspension to sonny bill williams, who was banned for four weeks with a shoulder charge, he was replaced at centre, with mape making his test debut. and a big occasion for the captain kieran read, his 100th appearance, he will hope to see that out with a win. everyone has been talking about the backlash, about how the all blacks are going to respond to the rare defeat in wellington, but if the lions can deal with what's coming their way it will be the first time the lions have won a series in new zealand since 1971. and just before we go: lionel messi has agreed a new contract with barcelona which will keep him at the club until 2021. the argentine has spent his entire career with the catalan giants, having made his full debut in 2004 and has gone on to become their all—ti

coach warren gatland has kept faith with the team that levelled the series in wellington last weekendnd now and speak to katie gornall. i guess that gatland will be hoping for the same team and the same result? he will indeed. it's interesting because last week, graham rowntree, the assistant coach, hinted that players may be playing for their places because of the ill discipline in the second test in wellington. we felt that vunipola might be vulnerable. watching training in oueenstown, liam williams and trained. we thought he might have a doubt over his fitness but gatland has named an unchanged 23 for the deciding test in auckland, keeping faith with those players which is a very rare thing to do. the first time in a personal era where we have not seen a change from test to test. brian o'driscoll was sensationally dropped in australia quite a years ago for the final test but gatland said he wa nted the final test but gatland said he wanted to reward the players for the courage they showed in wellington for coming from behind against the all blacks and he said this was a chance for

wellington, what one more next weekend would meanlj wellington, what one more next weekend would meanare to everybody tonight. congratulations to the lions. they have worked and worked their way back into the game and finally come over the top of us in the last few minutes to get in front. congratulations to them and we have to head to auckland and it is one each so we will all get excited about that. gary ballance has been recalled to the england cricket squad for next week's first test against south africa at lord's. the yorkshire captain was dropped after a poor performance against bangladesh in october, but he's the second—highest run—scorer in this season's county championship. uncapped middlesex bowler toby roland—jones is also included in the 12—man squad. the one—day cup final is under way — it's nottinghamshire versus surrey at lord's. surrey are batting, after winning the toss — and there's full coverage on the bbc sport website, including ball—by—ball commentary. surrey 55—0 as things stand. chelsea have signed ethan ampadu, after he decided to leave exeter city. there was

from wellington here's katie gornall.s, it all helps. leveller and when you're up against defeat here and any dreams of the lines making history, and the dreams would be over, for once the rain was welcomed. for once the rain was well, 12 years new zealand has waited for the returns of the lions. waited for the returns and these fans know their team is going to have to produce the game of their careers in the wind and the rain at wellington, if they're to keep the series alive. the wind and the rain at wellington, theyjust need to gel us from four nations into one team. this is a brand that has to live and they're fighting for that brand. has to live and they're up against the most fearsome winning machine in sport, the lions had been set up for a bruising encounter but it takes more than brute force to knock the all blacks off their stride, bowden—barrett rarely fought us. stride, bowden—barrett rarely fought the conditions made even the basics a challenge but if there was tension, it certainly wasn't in the mind of owen

the british and irish lions have won the second test against new zealand in wellington to draw levelm since 1993. the all blacks played 55 minutes with 14 men after sonny bill williams was given a red card. the deciding match is in auckland next weekend. earlier i spoke to english—born former new zealand internationaljohn gallagher. i asked him whether he had divided loyalties watching the match. i always cheer with the all blacks, after playing 41 times for them, winning a world cup, i haven't had much option. you have got 30,000 british and irish lions fans out there, and i think it is brilliant that this series is going to the finale in auckland. i was in south—east london this morning. i had about eight or nine british and irish lions supporters in the room with me. and, you know, they were delighted. two tries to nil, you know, 0k, the all blacks played without sonny bill, down to 14 players with the majority of the game, but the lions were the better side. the weather conditions were atrocious, you know, but two tries to nil, you can't really argue with that. i thought it was b

zealand winning the second test in wellington by 24—21 thanks to owen farrell's winning penalty, theecider is in auckland next saturday. the tour de france is underway with a time trial in dusseldorf, chris froome is looking for his fourth tour title and will be the last to go. and karolina pliskova is looking good for wimbledon. she defeated caroline wozniacki in straight sets in these board final. novak djokovic is taking on gael monfils right now. i will have an update for you in the next hour. the film critic barry norman has died aged 83, his family have said. the journalist and former bbc presenter died in his sleep on friday night. norman was best known as the host of film on bbc one from 1972 until 1998. the director general of the bbc tony hall has paid tribute — he said barry norman was a first class presenter and critic. film buffs always found his

katie gornall, bbc news, wellington.the first tour de france stage of his career with a surprise victory on the opening day of this year's race. defending champion chris froome finished sixth in the time trial in dusseldorf. thomas becomes the first welshman ever to wear the leader's yellow jersey. the film critic and journalist barry norman has died. he was 83. for more than 25 years he hosted a film show for the bbc, which was regarded by many as essential viewing. he'd been suffering from lung cancer. david sillito looks back at his life. good evening. tonight, joseph losey talks about the assassination of trotsky... it began in 1972. a slightly stiff and nervous new tv presenter, barry norman. who then went on to 26 years of the film programme. his father was the producer and director, leslie norman, and his relaxed style, shrewd opinions and comfy jumpers were perfect for the late—night movie show. is this superstardom you now have, is is going to change your life at all? no, dear. i've had my change of life. to mee

they just wellington if they are to keep the series alive. theyjust need to gel into one team. picked, the weather is british, wet, damp, stick it up ourjumper and up the middle. there are 30,000 people here, this is a brand that has to live. up against the most fearsome winning machine in sport, the lions had been set up for a bruising encounter. but it takes more than brute force, not the all blacks off their stride. barrett rarely falters. the conditions made even the basics a challenge but if there was tension, it certainly was not in the mind of owen farrell who finished this as if he was playing in the park. in such a cauldron, cooler heads were needed, this was not what new zealand had in mind. williams becoming the first all—black to be sent off in any fixture in 50 years. at half—time, fans sensed an opportunity but a man advantage is no guarantee against the all blacks and hopes seemed swept away by the boot of barrett. it was time to be bold, much of what he does goes unnoticed, but not this time. any lion will tell you it is better to be the hunter than the hunted a

katie gornall, bbc news, wellington. stage of this year's tour de france, a 1k kilometre time trial through dusseldorf in germany. team mate chris froome was sixth, and thomas will hope to play a key role in supporting froome's bid to win his third tour in a row — but for now thomas is savouring being the first welshman in history to wear the leader's yellowjersey. this is the stuff of dreams. going to cycling as a 10—year—old, to be the other side of the camera, and taking the jersey comments incredible really. it's made tournament. to finally win a stage in the yellow jersey tournament. to finally win a stage in the yellowjersey is massive. novak djokovic has completed the ideal warm—up for wimbledon by winning his first title since january. he beat gael monfils in straight sets at eastbourne. djokovic accepted a wildcard to play on the south coast after his early exit from the french open and he won the final 6—3, 6—4. he's looking fit for wimbledon, unlike defending champion andy murray who's still struggling with a

series ahead of next saturday's third test. 0ur sports correspondent katie gornall reports from wellingtone — not against the world champions and certainly not here on home turf. but they have pulled off one of the great wins in history and kept the series alive. when sonny bill williams was sent off in the first half for a shoulder charge on antony watson, he wasn't just the first all black to be sent off in 50 years, but he gave the lions hope. however, a man advantage is no guarantee against the all blacks. ill disciplined cred into their game and bowden barrett was able to kick them to lead. they had an 8—9 lead. hope was beginning to fade but the lions sprang into life. first, a crash over the corner and then a converted try brought them level. with minutes remaining, 0wen farrell held his nerve to kick the lions to a famous victory and one that keeps the dream alive. i spoke to tvnz veteran rugby reporter stephen stuart about how the result has levelled the playing field for the decider. they were down by nine points midway through the second half, the lions, an amazing comeback and

last week in wellington, the british and irish lions came from behind to level the series.t the man at the centre of their triumph told me there was more to come. what is it, do you think, about this group that has led them to defy expectations in this way? belief. people might not see it from the outside, because they don't see what's going on within our camp. but anyone who is involved with us would have thought the same. we always thought we had a great squad which could take us potentially to a series win. their reward for the victory last week was a trip to the south island and a few days off in queenstown, enjoying all it has to offer. the coaches took the same approach on the past two tours, of south africa and australia. both times, they went on to win the third test. eden park is where teams usually come to lose, but the lions' victory in wellington last week has changed the complexion of this third and final test. arguably, it's the all blacks are under more pressure. i have read a lot of stories this week, which you would think that the all black have never lost

the series it needed this and the future of tours for the lions needed is in wellington last night. was unexpected, or is there a glum atmosphere?” certainly was unexpected, or is there a glum atmosphere? i was warning before the match that rain can bea warning before the match that rain can be a great leveller. i caught up with formerflanker, can be a great leveller. i caught up with former flanker, martin williams, add a lions supporters function here on friday and i asked him to predict and he said lions by three because they had to win. there are about 23,000 lions supporters here. parties all over the country we re very here. parties all over the country were very noisy last night and deservedly so. new zealand would feel a wee bit hard done by bertoni bill williams had to go. —— sonny bill williams had to go. —— sonny bill williams had to go. another flanker has been cited for a swinging arm and within the next hour or swinging arm and within the next hourorso, or swinging arm and within the next hour or so, or rock will also be cited for two incidents involving an all back al

this is the suspect -- wellington potter. police say, he exposed himself to two girls near haman elementary school. he is also a suspect in seven indecent exposure incidents in the lake tahoe area.. and police say, they are investigating whether he may be connected to other indecent exposure cases around the bay area. oe cerletti was heading home to pittsburg a little after 9 saturday night when he saw that vehicle. suddenly as he was appraoching 680 242 split the 2017 white mercedes c-l-a 250 pulled along side him, and cut him off, forcing him to slam on his brakes. that when cerletti pulled along side the vehiclecerletti says the driver swore at him and then took it to the next level.the bullet shattered the right rear passenger window and lodge in the left rear passneger door just inches from where cerletti was driving.the gunman who cerletti describes as a white male in his late 20's or 30's then sped off as cerletti called 9-1-1 dan kerman kron4 news in marin county, an orthopedic surgeon says a new report about the brai

what a finish in wellington with new zealand a man down having had a player sent off in the first halfhold off a strong finish by the british and irish lions. with three machines to go now, how about this? for the first time they've gone into the lead, 24—21, thanks to an farrell penalty. the main talking about then a try and crucially, a bit later murray went over, that try was converted and that levelled scores. the lions are now ahead. i will update new a couple of minutes time. gary ballance has been recalled to the england cricket squad for next week's first test against south africa at lord's. the yorkshire captain was dropped after a poor performance against bangladesh in october but he's the second—highest run—scorer in this season's county championship. uncapped middlesex bowler toby roland—jones is also included in the 12—man squad. andy murray's says he's feeling good, despite limping through three hours of practice yesterday. murray has a sore hip and though he was hitting the ball and serving smoothly, in between rallies he was limping and grimacing. he still plans to begi

last week in wellington, the british and irish lions came from behind to level the series.re there was more to come. what is it, do you think, about this group that has led them to defy expectations? belief. people might not see it from the outside, because they don't see what's going on in our camp. but anyone who is involved with us would have thought the same. we always thought we had a great squad that could take us potentially to a series win. their reward for the victory last week was a trip to the south island and a few days off in queenstown, enjoying all it has to offer. the coaches took the same approach on the past two tours, of south africa and australia. both times, they went on to win the third test. eden park is where teams usually come to lose, but the lions' victory in wellington has changed the complexion of this third and final test. arguably, the all blacks are under more pressure. i have read a lot of stories this week, you would have thought that the sky is falling in. every week there is pressure. i have said this before, we are expected to win every

last week in wellington the british and irish lions came from behind to win the second test and levelcentre of their triumph told me there's more to come from his team. what is it, do you think, about this group, that has led them to defy expectations in this way? belief. people might not see it from the outside because they don't see what's going on within our camp but anyone who is involved with us would have thought the same. we always thought we had a great squad which could potentially take us to a series win. their reward for the victory last week was a trip to the south island and a few days off in oueenstown, a chance for them to unwind and enjoy the activities on offer. the coaches took the same approach on the past two tours of south africa and australia. both times they went on to win the third test. eden park is where teams usually come to lose but the lions‘ win wellington last week has changed the complexion of this third and final test. arguably it is the all blacks under more pressure. but this time a blacklash awaits the lions on what will be all blacks captain kieran

this is the suspect -- wellington potter. police say, he exposed himself to two girls near haman elementary school. he is also a suspect in seven indecent exposure incidents in the lake tahoe area.. and police say, they are investigating whether he may be connected to other indecent exposure cases around the bay area. oe cerletti was heading home to pittsburg a little after 9 saturday night when he saw that vehicle. suddenly as he was appraoching 680 242 split the 2017 white mercedes c-l-a 250 pulled along side him, and cut him off, forcing him to slam on his brakes. that when cerletti pulled along side the vehiclecerletti says the driver swor (pam) an update on breaking news we first told you about at 10.a grass fire in san jose is now 70 percent contained. its burning near old quarry road in the santa teresa hills.. this is video sent in by a viewer..a total of five acres have been burned.. one barn was damaged...no homes are threatened. lawrence karnow: a sea breeze and low clouds helped to keep temperatures right around n

a further 30 centimetres of snow on high ground to thursday, severe gales in and around wellington andury disappear but flooding rains in the north island and the rain spreads on friday further north. sticking with the rain, we will go to the indian monsoon. the important rains for agriculture are progressing as you should expect, but special variation. north—west india seeing well above—average rainfall so far this monsoon season. in two thursday it will be across central and northern areas, parts of uttar pradesh to the south of new delhi. particularly stormy weather with flooding, spreading to gujarat and potentially mumbai indians friday. certainly need the reins in california, the western us and canada, wildfires continue to rage. thousands of properties have been evacuated, some race to the ground by those fires. across the west, still not much cloud on the satellite imagery. this code could bring set —— could bring welcome rain, a limit in temperatures but elsewhere hot again on thursday for many. heat it to the central plains. you want blues on the chart here to produce some of

our sports correspondent katie gornall is at the westpac stadium in wellington.it must be very tense of their?m is. i mean, there is a say much riding on this game. the tour captain described it as the biggest challenge of his career. in wellington, a game down, they have to come back against the world champion on home turf — it does not get any bigger than this. they were very outmuscled in the first test. there pride was wounded and a response is being demanded. it is this election in midfield having eve ryo ne this election in midfield having everyone talking. sexton and farrell together. it will take something special together to knock the all blacks of their perch. the weather is forecasting rain. that is not necessarily a bad thing. the weather could be a bit of a leveller, something for lions fans to cling on to. i was an event yesterday, there then kieran read, the all blacks, was coaching kids. normally you would expect them to be more tense but he was looking very relaxed. the lions will have to produce the game of their careers if they are to win their

so torrential rain in wellington, and it was also very wet in dusseldorf for the grand depart in thet was a 14 kilometre time trial, the first time in 30 years that the tour has started in germany. this is the route for this year's tour. they'll move from germany to belgium tomorrow and briefly take in luxembourg early next week before the bulk of the 2,200 miles crosses france, averaging 120 miles for each stage. 20 stages over the next three weeks. there are three summit finishes, another time trial towards the end in marseilles before they head for the champs elysees onjuly 23rd. chris froome is the reigning champion, he's on for a hat—trick of titles, but he was left in the shade by his team sky team—mate geraint thomas who won his first tour stage. our sports correspondent richard conway is there for us. it is an overcast day in dusseldorf, but geraint thomas, he is smiling because tonight he is wearing the yellow jersey. it was a because tonight he is wearing the yellowjersey. it was a dominant performance in the opening stage of the tour de france 2017. he is tonight's leader.

the lions win in wellington, one more pics again, what that would mean.ed. they haven't really stressed does from an attacking perspective and we think we are the ones who have played some positive rugby and we have felt we improved in certain areas and we know when we take a closer look over everything and work to improve on those areas for next week, hopefully there is one hell of a test match next week. genuinely we will be happy if we get the win next week. we have got one game, regardless of what happens, we will come back with some credibility and the lions moving forward and keeping the reputation of that but we will only be happy if there is a series when ross next week. gary ballance has been recalled to the england cricket squad for next week's first test against south africa at lord's. the yorkshire captain was dropped after a poor performance against bangladesh in october but he's the second—highest run—scorer in this season's county championship. uncapped middlesex bowler toby roland—jones is also included in the 12—man squad. surrey have mad

so torrential rain in wellington, and it was also very wet in dusseldorf where the grand depart, ther's tour de france has just taken place. it was a time trial. this is the route for this year's tour. starting in germany. they moved to belgium tomorrow and they take in luxembourg briefly. 20 more stages over the next 3 weeks. 2,200 miles crosses france, averaging 120 miles for each stage, there are three summit finishes, another time trial towards the end in marseilles before they head for the champs elysees onjuly 23rd. britain's chris froome remember is aiming for a fourth title and his third in a row. he is on for the hat—trick, his fourth title. let's show you the details of today's race. froome's team sky team—mate gerraint thomas who took the yellow jersey after a superb ride around the slippery streets of dusseldorf. maz farooki reports. ahead of chris froome, 21 stages, one of the most gruelling test in sport. three weeks of strength and endurance across four countries as he attempts to claim yet another yellow jersey. the tour he attempts to claim yet another yellowjersey.

new zealand have not lost in wellington since 2003 when england won.w there was some concern in wellington earlier, about the health of the former lions coach, sir ian mcgeechan, who was taken to hospital after collapsing at the westpac stadium. he was due to be working on the tv coverage there. now he did manage to walk himself to the ambulance, and mcgeechan‘s daughter has tweeted "spoken to my dad, geek, and he is fine, justa bug. thank you everyone for all your best wishes. andy murray's says he's feeling good, despite limping through three hours of practice yesterday. murray has a sore hip and though he was hitting the ball and serving smoothly, in between rallies he was limping and grimacing. he still plans to begin the defence of his wimbledon title on monday, against alexander bublik. novak djokovic plays gael monfils in the final, at eastbourne later, after beating, daniil medvedev. djokovic isn't quite back to his old self, but he hasn't dropped a set this week. british number three heather watson declared herself, "ready for wimbledon", afte

warren gatland's side levelled it by winning game 2 in wellington last weekend and the coach has givenie gornall who's also there. after what has been a tense and physically demanding tour so far for the lions, they decided to take a bit of a break and spend a few days here ina bit of a break and spend a few days here in a picturesque setting of queenstown in the south island and the shadow of the southern alps. but some much needed respite. they would be boosted by the news that sean o'brien has had his exciting dismissed. he was alleged to have struck someone in the face in the second test but the claim of dangerous play has been dismissed and that will be a big relief, i think, to the lions and their coaching team. we have been speaking yesterday saying that o'brien is very much the barometer of energy and aggression in their side. he had and aggression in their side. he had a great game in the second test. that news of course follows different news that the all blacks and they found out that sonny bill williams has been banned forfour weeks for dangerous play. he sold it charged an

there is a glint in their eyes, since saturday night in wellington.moment in time. soak the tennis. —— so to the tennis. there were four british players in the singles here at wimbledon, now we're down to two. andy murray admitted it wasn't the best tennis at times, after he beat fabio fognini, butjohanna konta had it much easier against maria sakkari, as ben croucher reports. and then there were two. we started the week with 12 brits, now they are onlyjohanna konta and andy murray remaining. murray is used to such a stage. centre court is his amphitheatre. he was bending the ball like... well, him. his opponent fabio fognini with skulls on his bandanna and skills on his racquet pushing hard, within five times murray's empire was at about to crumble. the four set win and murray through to round four fullerton here in a row. for the 10th year in a row. hopefully have myself in a good place for the weekend and can play some good tennis on monday. obviously i am happy to get through the first week and anything can happen from there. familiar territory fo

they don‘t lose or often, they‘ll be smarting from that defeat in wellington.e sonny bill williams incident last week, but they were still the better side for the majority of the game. great win for the lions,, for the majority of the game. great win forthe lions,, but for the majority of the game. great win for the lions,, but going to be tough to. eden park, the all blacks are not used to losing. they will not want to do that too. makes for a massive game. still hoping the lions can do the business. in a word, can they do it? yes, definitely, they have to go for it. if the lions can do it, they would make is to become a first series win in new zealand since 1971. thank you, the big sporting weekend starts first thing tomorrow morning. that is all from sportsdsy. thank you forjoining us. coming up injust a moment the papers. welcome to the look ahead at the papers from what they will be bringing us tomorrow. martyn pennington home affairs editor the evening standard, josey cox, editor at the independent. a lot to get through. let‘s look at the front pages. the

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today, prince charles was in the small town of wellington, beside lake ontario.state. many in the crowd here want to retain their british ties. but elsewhere, some are less sure. at this anniversary, canadians are celebrating their history, but these are uncertain times. they seem on a different path to their friend and neighbour to the south, the united states. it may prompt canada to be assertive in promoting its own identity. gavin hewitt, bbc news, canada. let's just take you back to the scene in hong kong where we have been seeing a ceremony where carrie lam has been sworn in. she is giving a speech at the moment. the chinese president has been attending. it is his first visit to hong kong since becoming president and he is believed to be leaving shortly after the ceremony. there is going to be a day of lavish celebrations because hong kong is marking 20 years since the colony was handed over to china asa the colony was handed over to china as a territory. the deal was that one country, two systems and there has been much controversy over how much china has

perhaps bringing rain to the likes of wellington.thursday, the hottest temperature ever recorded in spain! quite as hot through the weekend. a0 degrees in seville. it will not be quite as hot. temperatures in athens 33 degrees with a few showers but wildfires burned across parts of greece, italy and spain. further north across europe, heavy showers including austria, germany and poland. warm and muggy across many western areas including france and the uk. in the uk, cloudy feel, humid and muggy. rain at times in the north and west. the sunniest weather towards the south. a cloudy scene. drizzly spots in wales in northern england. more persistent rain in scotland and northern ireland. toward southern england, largely dry and temperatures 18—23d. it will be likely to remain dry at wimbledon. this week fronting the north filters its way further south, easing as it does so, but it could bring light rain to southern england over sunday, and much improved the further north with sunshine. temperatures 16—25d. more weather in half an hour. t

wellington potter was arrested near cw hamen elementary school on thursday evening. investigators say it just exposed himself to two girls who were walking. potter is suspected in a similar case in santa clara as well as other cases at ski resorts in placer county earlier this year. and nearly all the cases, the suspect was driving a white volkswagen jetta picks police say the an 86-year-old store owner in san francisco's chinatown, used a bamboo stick to fight off an attacker who was armed with a knife. store owner says the man came into his business on grant avenue around 4:00 sunday afternoon and began acting erratically. when the owner asked him to leave, the man punched him in the head. he notice the attacker was holding a knife. he grabbed a bamboo stick and began hitting the man until he dropped the knife. >> the suspect is in his 40s. the shopkeeper is in his 80s. the suspect was six feet tall, approximately 200 pounds. the shopkeeper was maybe 5 feet, 6 inches per the suspect had height and weight and age, perhaps in his favor. >> police on the suspect, thom

police say this man wellington potter exposed himself to a 9-year-old last yeek in santa clair. twos days later a detective noticed a similarity to cases out of a county involving a man who exposed himself on seven different occasions in the lake tahoe area at various ski resorts. potter was arrested appear facing several counts of expose zbrur a report the highway shooting over the weekend. and the chp is looking for suspect. a man was driving on concord avenue near the 680242 polite when another man started crying erratically. he says i he tried to catch him to get the license plate but suddenly he heard a gunshot shatter the rear window. >> it was almost like being pat a shooting raining. it was right there and the whole car smelled of gun smoke that's how close the shot was fired. >> he said the shooter was driving a white mercedes with tinted back windows. he says the suspect is a while male in late 20s early 30s with light or dirty colored brown hair. the mercedes had paper plates. >> tragedy in a burlg game home over the weekend after a stabbing left a man dead a a woman

today prince charles was in the small town of wellington beside lake ontario. if anyone they need schools no. this one day. his remain as they are he'll be canadian head of state. many in the crowd here want to retain their british ties but elsewhere somewhat less sure. at this anniversary canadians are celebrating at his. but these are uncertain times receive on a different path to that friend and neighbor to the south the united states. it may get prompt canada to be more assertive in promoting its own identity. gavin hewitt bbc news canad. now you may not have realized this but today is wait for it. troy day marking the anniversary of the biggest recorded impacts on earth in nineteen oh eight and asteroid exploded over siberia flattening a forest the size of a large city. neither hasn't been anything like it since but many scientists say it's only a matter of time. well earlier i spoke to doctor carrie corrigan a geologist at the national museum of natural history here in washington. carrie thanks for coming in wire asteroid so important what do they tell us

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a new zealand commuter shot this video as his train along the wellington harbor this morning.aves more than 30 feet high crashing against the tracks. the reason, there's a cyclone nearby. >> hopefully that's not your view during your morning road commute. but there will be plenty of water out there. flooding is possible from the southwest up through the middle of the country. wet roads also expected along the gulf coast and the northeast. >>> if you're flying airport delays are possible in chicago, detroit and boston. >>> one of the largest icebergs ever recorded is now floating in the apartment arctic sea. it broke off an ice shelf sometime in the past few days. >> and raises a number of questions about climb change and what caused the iceberg to break off and what changes will it cause? abc's linsey davis reports. >> reporter: a massive iceberg is free floating after breaking away from the ice shelf in apartment antarctica. more than a trillion tons and the size of delaware, the iceberg is one of the largest to ever snap off. the crack has been expanding for years. scientist

today, prince charles was in the small town of wellington, beside lake ontario.ny in the crowd here want to retain their british ties. but elsewhere, some are less sure. at this anniversary, canadians are celebrating their history, but these are uncertain times. they seem on a different path to their friend and neighbour to the south, the united states. it may yet prompt canada to be more assertive in promoting its own identity. gavin hewitt, bbc news, canada. as we've just heard not everyone will be celebrating the 150th anniversary of canada. indigenous writer and community organiser erica violet lee from saskatchewan told me more. so canada is propagating this myth that it is only 150 years old. and while that may be true for canada as a colony, our nation, those indigenous nations, have been here for much, much longer. and the 150 years, that marker is a marker meant to erase and further subjugate indigenous peoples on our own lands. so what should canada be doing, then? should they not be celebrating the 150—year mark, or celebrate in a different way? i thin

today, prince charles was in the small town of wellington, beside lake ontario. in the crowd here want to retain their british ties. but elsewhere, some are less sure. at this anniversary, canadians are celebrating their history but these are uncertain times. they seem on a different path to their friend and neighbour to the south, the united states. it may prompt canada to be assertive in promoting its own identity. gavin hewitt, bbc news, canada. going back to our top story, the chinese and hong kong flags have in the last hour being raised to mark 20 years of chinese rule in the former british territory and within the next hour president xi jinping will inaugurate the new leader, carrie lam. protesters are planning to march in a rally to demand democracy. mainland officials have repeated the government's view that a treaty which governed the handover no longer has any practical significance. this is bbc news. well, saturday does not look bad at all across most of the uk. we are in for some sunshine and some warm weather. there is a little bit of rainfall on th

today, prince charles was in the small town of wellington, beside lake ontario.dian head of state. many in the crowd here want to retain their british ties. but elsewhere, some are less sure. at this anniversary, canadians are celebrating their history, but these are uncertain times. they seem on a different path to their friend and neighbour to the south, the united states. it may prompt canada to be assertive in promoting its own identity. gavin hewitt, bbc news, canada. the british cyclist chris froome will attempt to defend his title when the tour de france begins later today. he is hoping to complete his third straight win, and a fourth victory in five years, but he faces stiff competition from some the world's leading cyclists. the race begins in dusseldorf, in germany, from where richard conway reports. chris froome becomes the first briton to retain the tour de france title... chris froome knows what it takes to win the tour de france. tomorrow, he starts his quest for a fourth victory in this famous race. media interest is always sky—high, but this year,

my my great uncle sergeantjohn kerwin, the duke of wellington ‘s west riding regiment.action 10th of october 1917 grandparents home in durham. killed in action 10th of 0ctober1917 aged 22. the commemorations there at tyne cot ce m ete ry 22. the commemorations there at tyne cot cemetery in belgium. a little bit of breaking news to bring you. news you will know in the centre of glasgow. a power cut is affecting large parts of glasgow city centre and buchanan gallery shopping centre is evacuated. we will bring you news of why that has happened as soon is we know. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour, but first — the headlines on bbc news: 100 years on from passchendaele — ceremonies are held to mark one of the bloodiest battles of the first world war. the government announces plans to recruit thousands more mental health workers in england over the next four years. the editor of the sunday times has apologised for an article suggesting the bbc presenters claudia winkleman and vanessa feltz earned high salaries because they were jewish. i'm egon cossou — in

police say that wellington potter exposed himself to two girls who were walking by. potter is also suspected in seven indecent exposure incidents in the lake tahoe area. potter also drives a car similar to one that has been seen at several other indecent exposure incidents in the bay area. he has been booked into the santa clara county jail. (darya) police in the east bay are looking for two men who robbed four people at gun point near hercules high school. police say the victims were walking near the school's football field when two men came out of the bushes with guns. they hit the victims. three of them had to be taken to the hospital but are okay this morning. after the attack police searched the area but were unable to find the attackers. (darya) happening today... the u-s senate is expected to vote on repealing the affordable care act but republicans are still in jeopardy of not having enough support. tiffany mcelroy is at the breaking news desk with the details. tiffany. (tiffany) majority leader mitch mcconnell has set a vote today on the first major test for

panel dismissed claims he had struck an opponent during the lions‘ series levelling victory in wellingtonle, sonny bill williams of the all blacks will be suspended, following his sending—off. graham rowntree, the lions forwards coach, says the team can perform even better in the final game of the tour. how many of these guys have won a lions series in new zealand? and what excites these guys is, there‘s more to come. some great players, the best rugby players from the home nations, and they‘ve had a taste of it. the first test, they were down, they were hurting, we got a reaction. they have got a taste of it now. let‘s raise our game again. that‘s the sport for now. actually, we are going to stay with sport, because tennis fans are queueing ahead of the first day of wimbledon tomorrow. so, let‘s go to our correspondent, jane francis kelly, who has gone to join some of the right, fans, out there already, queueing up in their tents, and beautiful sunshine... , the sunshine is here, wimbledon is nearly upon us. and, of course, so are the queues and the camping fans! security will be stepped

— he's been banned forfour weeks for his sending off in the lions' series—levelling victory in wellingtonves the side have every chance of one of their greatest ever series wins. the lions no that so far they have outscored the kiwis in terms of sky stored —— tries scored, certainly in terms of chances, so whilst it's not an easy thing, the achievements and target are there. all they have to do is make the same number of chances they have made in both test matches, take the penalties out, and they have got every chance to carry off what would be an absolutely monumental victory over the series. geraint thomas will wear the yellow jersey as the second stage of the tour de france gets underway later. no welshman has had that honour before. just to warn you, there is some flash photography coming up. thomas won this year's first stage in germany, a 14 kilometre time trial through dusseldorf in a time ofjust over 16 minutes. his sky team mate and defending champion chris froome came through the day unscathed, finishing sixth and well ahead of his main rivals. thomas says he'll support froome'

— he's been banned forfour weeks for his sending off in the lions' series—levelling victory in wellingtoneam can perform even better in the final test. how many of these guys have won a lions series in new zealand? and what is exciting is, there is more to come in ourgame. exciting is, there is more to come in our game. we've got the best route of players from the home nations. they've had a test of it. they were hurting after that first game, and we got a reaction. they've got a taste of it now, let's get this done. let's raise our game again. former lions hooker brian moore believes the side have every chance of one of their greatest ever series wins. the lions know that so far, they've outscored the kiwis in terms of tries, and certainly in terms of chances. so, whilst it's not an easy thing to do, the easy options, or the easy achievements, targets, are a there. because all they have to do is make the same number of chances that they've made in both test matches, and cut the penalties out, and they've got every chance to carry off what would be an absolutely monumental victory of a se