worcester have now lost 10 matches in a row. verge of winning the giro d'italia. it's after coming through today's penultimate stage, which saw him maintain his commanding lead over his nearest rivals, including britain's simon yates. as drew savage reports. after 2101 miles he knows they zeroed to tell you is is to lose without the pink jersey has come under great pressure in the last week with the colombian climber showing his mountain pedigree. simon yates has done more than anyone to challenge them in the final week but it was the man between them in the standings and went on the attack on stage 20. caruso in the red at the bahrain victorious team. blackjerseys of the pretty base race to clicking within reach of the leader. while the home fans roared caruso up the final climb. although pennell and his team could match the pace he couldn't catch them. at the back of that group yates after his win won yesterday could do neither. he's likely to settle for third overall. caruso put in a supreme effort to win his first stage deli

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wasps fought back from 16—19 down to beat worcester.. somewhere in the middle of that maul is tommy taylor, and his try helped secure a win that keeps wasps in contention for next season's european champions cup. 23—19 the final score. and cardiff blues claimed a late victory over scarlets. in the pro14 rainbow cup after a second half of drama. scarlets came back from a 10 point defecit at half time, to take the lead. with a try from angus 0'brien but the blues regained the lead minutes later with this kick from jared evans to win 29 points 28 let's get quick look at some of the day's other sports stories now. zlatan ibrahimovic will miss this summer's european champioships for sweden, after suffering a knee injury in his club side milan's 3—0 victory overjuventus last weekend. the former man united striker has scored 62 goals in 118 appearances for the national side, and only came out of international retirement in march this year. england captainjoe root was bowled out for 99 as yorkshire took charge of their county championship match

about 40 miles from boston outside worcester. uh-huh. what year was it? you went to vietnam. i was in vietnam 68 69. what was your sense of the vietnam war before you decided to enter the military? well, actually i didn't have much of a sense of it at all. the way i entered the military. was that the army nurse corps and the navy nurse court came around to different nursing schools, and they had formulated the student nurse corps program, which was a narrow tc program because they needed nurses. and i wasn't old enough at the time to sign to go into the army nurse course, so i had to take the paper home. and only my father could sign the paper not my mother my father and i sat there with my irish father and i said daddy i need you to sign this because they're going to pay for my last 18 months of training and plus if i wanted to they would have also paid for a master's degree in nursing. and my father looked down at the paper and he said, you know child if i'd be signing this piece of paper you're going to war. and i went i am an

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ring of concrete is just one small part of an incredibly tall tower that's going up near munster in worcester in germany. it will support a wind turbine. the segments are so big they have to be put together on site. we're going to help we began with the 1st prototype in 2010 since then we've built in erected more than 2000 wind turbines we even built the world's tallest in 2017 with a hub height of 178 meters. at the moment 13 wind turbines are being built here the energy they will deliver will be needed especially once germany's last coal power plant shuts down in 2038 but the expansion of wind energy is not going fast enough in many parts of the country says we're on each. he's managing director of the company that operates this wind farm which faced pushback from locals that's part of why it can take 10 years for a project to be approved banners like these are one sign of local resistance some people in the region complain that wind turbines are a blot on the landscape. this village is home to an active citizens initiative makes childe is already annoyed that her house is surrounded by win

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worcester, massachusetts, tomorrow, 48 degrees? and it's not just being close to the ocean. inland, lexington, kentucky, is only 55 for a high temperature. on sunday, philadelphia i want to highlight your area. you have a rainy sunday. i think top to bottom sunday you're dealing with rain and it's only 57 degrees. monday is going to be the day where you get the best weather for the northeast. temperatures will be in the 70s and the portion of sun and cloud mix overhead. big time heat, look at this: out west you're kicking off a three- day heat wave. you've got 105 in sacramento, 108 in redding. that's a three-day span of 100- plus temperatures. so, one extreme to the other. major, it's all yours. >> garrett: lonnie quinn with the extremes, we thank you. tonight, a chilling discovery: an extensive arsenal at the home arse of the man who shot and killed nine coworkers in san jose, california. cbs' lilia luciano has the late details. >> reporter: tonight, police have discovered a weapons stockpile at the home of samuel cassidy, who killed nine of his coworkers at a san jose rai

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worcester was hung and they gained that. a couple of interesting details within the results. west midlands because we saw that first round vote earlier with andy street of the conservatives just missing out on victory in the first round by one percentage point. let's go back to birmingham and our colleagues there. that was very tight. we nearly got a result on the first round. where do you think we go from here? absolutely, yes, on a knife edge. there were almost audible gasps in the whole when the first preference votes were announced. you can see counting is back under way on to second preferences. as wejust heard, narrowly missing out on winning the first preference votes, andy street, the conservative candidate, 49% of the vote to 44 liam byrne, the labour candidate. looking at it, we are trying to crunch the numbers. liam byrne would have to almost get all of the second preference votes to win in the second round. we will have to see how it goes. the greens seem to have done pretty well. that might suggest a number of those second preferences will go to liam byrne, but i

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