sebastien galy, thank you. tomorrow, michael mckee. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. ♪ >> further cut in policy interest rates and mitigating measures to contain any side effects remain part of our tools. alix: draghi wakes up the market. yields plummet to record lows as ecb president mario draghi says rate cuts are still he told outlook worsens. the fomc kicks off its two-day day meeting with economic data. investors opt for the safety of treasuries. and strategists from credit suisse and jp morgan reverse calls made just two weeks ago as investors brace for turbulence. david

the glasses don't help sebastien with this test. do you see any numbers here? no. and how about here? any numbers? no? don't worry. i think it's... a ten? here? any numbers? no? don't worry. i think it's. .. a ten? 0k. here? any numbers? no? don't worry. ithink it's... a ten? 0k. and here? any numbers? no? don't worry. i think it's... a ten? 0k. and does that change when you wear the glasses? i slightly think it's a 20? that is closer. it slightly improves your discrimination but you would still not pass a colour test. i'm sorry. there are better results with this test looks at different colours of wool. this one changes so much. it changes from a green to a very standard pink. and this one where sebastien said he saw a shape he could not see without the glasses. circle and a pink triangle. what do you see? i saw a blue circle but when i put the glasses on i saw a triangle here. so before did you not see a triangle? no. what is going on? it changes the apparent colour of light. more than a placebo effect? 0h, of light. more than a placebo effect? oh, yes. it defini

sebastien: we are probably still -- alix: sebastien, hold on. i was going to ask any's. -- ask denise. denise: i think that the local g withes we are seein negative yields are supportive for emerging markets, certainly dollar-denominated debt. alix: but yet, the dollar holds and doesn't go lower? there's going to be some kind of vulnerability. denise: if it is strengthening, that would be a headwind certainly for currencies. alix: sebastian -- david: sebastien, how do you protect yourself from overreaction in the marketplace? what investments do you make? sebastien: i would go back to looking at cash in the short run. not a large allocation come about as part of the portfolio decision. if you look at high-yield bonds with a 6%, 7% yield, this is a risk position, but on the margin at the moment, we like it more than stocks. we've been making those marginal changes that we think position us well for a model through environment. simon of lazard asset management, and sebastien page of t. rowe price, thank you both very much. , ge ceo larry culp's le

sebastien vital is leading lewis hamilton in the canadian grand prix. that is all from us —— sebastien vettel. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. mark, lovely to see you. what have you got for us? interesting week. we have late night which is a new film staring emma thompson as a chat show host. the new x—men movie, dark phoenix. and gloria bell. a remake of sebastian lelio's gloria. you're a bit gravelly today. i know, it's my tom waits throaty voice. sorry about that. well, i hope it lasts. let's start with late night, shall we? this is a writer that people might know from the us office. yeah, so, mindy kaling, and it stars emma thompson, she's a chat show host, katherine newbury, she's been there for ages, she's a proper host, she's smart, she's intelligent, she interviews proper, smart, intelligent guests, but it turns out her ratings are on the slump and she decides that the problem is that she's got a writer's room that is not doing theirjob, more to the point, th

sebastien belanger. james mcmullan. kirsty boden. ignacio echeverria miralles de imperial stop ——. the chief coroner has today concluded that all were unlawfully killed. i would like to thank him for his detailed examination of the circumstances of this attack. 0ver the past eight weeks, we have heard both moving and harrowing testimony from those who were they on the night. what stands out above all else are the accounts of tremendous a cts else are the accounts of tremendous acts of bravery, heroism and humanity. members of the public help those who had been seriously injured, try to distract, fight and stop these three men. kirsty, a nurse, rushed outside to give medical care to those who were injured, including alexander. ignacio try to help members of the public, armed only with his skateboard. james try to help someone skateboard. james try to help someone out from the floor. they all paid the ultimate price as they selflessly tried to help others. we also heard about police officers on and off duty, armed and unarmed, who responded to calls for help, but their lives at risk

kate and sebastien, thank you very much indeed. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at abc .co .uk/ the papers —— bbc .co. my thanks to sebastien and kate. from all of us, good night. good evening i'm holly hamilton. since these two met at the same stage four years ago, their fortunes have been very different. japan went on to the final, but have been in decline ever since. england's hopes of reaching the semi finals of the cricket world cup now lie in the balance following a demoralising defeat to australia at lords. the aussie captain aaron finch made 100 after england decided to field first. australia scored 285 and england were soon in trouble. james vince went second ball and they found themselves 26 for three. ben stokes gave them hope but when mitchell starc bowled him for 89, england were heading for a damaging loss. eoin morgan's side were eventually all out for 221, losing by 6a runs. what this game in the last extra bit at the

i met sebastien and his father at the institute of ophthalmology at university college in london. i have this book here. what colour do you see this as? i think it is red but i know it is pink. i find that fascinating. put your glasses on and tell me what it looks like. now i see it as definitely pink. if you take the glasses off again, we've got quite a few balloons here. what colour is this balloon? i see it as green but i know it is orange. wow. and with the glasses on? now ijust see it as orange. the glasses are said to work using spectral notch filters that actually remove part of the colour spectrum. professor andrew stockman is going to run through some traditional colour deficiency tests with sebastian. these are called ishihara tests, and they're tests for colour deficiency. this example you can definitely see, most people can see, all the colours. what number do you see? a 12. the ishihara test works by showing a number that is slightly different colour to the dots in the background. the glasses don't seem to be helping sebastian with this test. do you see any numbers he

sebastien attorney east european state of moldova have a new coalition government my guest this week is not be mature but cock fights president of the outgoing democratic party and a former justice minister with moldova now find blood for corruption is here showing the peace process freckle in. conflict so 1st. off doubling it. when much of europe wanted to kick them out murray i'm not pro-gun he invited them in. the sun most is home to one of the worst pretty g. camps in the mediterranean. but one woman makes life a little better for her new neighbors. meet my maria and the refugees of zamost. 60 minutes on w. . you notice the 5 minutes or minutes. or so hasn't our beauty. pageant all. the feats in the pantheon of the great tennis circuit he's one for the ages and when to. cut the tender for the juice starts july 10th on g.w. . the rest of the world is really that stupid is he a crook closest not cool i was going to be rather uncomfortable for. no it's not that old uncomfortable we will see who is less corrupted and who is better managing governing the country the tiny european stat

enter the conflict zone with 2 sebastien the song east europeans think of moldova as a new coalition government our guest this week is not the mature but time vice president of the outgoing democratic party and a former justice minister with moldova now a prize would for corruption is he is sharing the peace process record in conflict so for 30 minutes w. . stories of the people whom world over information may provide. the fenians they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter and up to date and in touch follow us. her 1st day at school in the jungle. first gleaming listen to the band doris crane the moment arrives. join during a taping on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. toronto trying to tame returns home on t w dot com tang's. birth. home is of species. a home worth saving. going to get those are big changes and most start with small steps global indias tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. news that contributes when it comes to green energy solutions and reforestation. current interactive content teaching the next

alonso shared the car with fellow former formula one drivers sebastien buemi and kazuki nakajima. the toyota crew, who took the lead with an hour to go, were also crowned the world endurance champions. the race was watched by over 250,000 spectators. marc marquez has stretched his lead at the top of the motogp championship after winning the catalunya gp after most of his big rivals crashed out. marquez‘s honda team—mate jorge lorenzo was late on the brakes as he attempted to pass yamaha's maverick vinales on lap two. he took out ducati's andrea dovizioso as well as vinales, whose team—mate valentino rossi also went wide trying to avoid them. with his main challengers out, five—time world champion marquez rode to his first win at his home track since 2014 for his fourth victory in seven races. denmark's jakob fuglsang won the criterium du dauphine on sunday as he held onto the advantage he carried into the eighth and final stage. dylan van baarle won a close battle with jack haig to take the stage victory. fuglsang had carried an eight—second lead over adam yates into the

maybe while sébastien pascal has gone home to his family his sister is proud of the hardworking chukwuemeka. but she say's we have enough to eat and to send the kids to school. cause convinced that had working is the only way forward in crisis read an east india congress and so he's on the road again hauling you would for another trip with. that's the way to go a vehicle that is easy to repay yourself now most innovations a little too complex with x. but who knows what may happen in the future there and gone some buses already using a motos and the electric market vehicle is growing exponentially but not only in germany experts say that in 204035 percent of the new global cars sells will be electric indeed in africa for instance there are plans to promote $23.00 and $4.00 wheelers in through the u.n. environment program in 10 african countries including ghana now in ghana right now on startup is already doing a test of a compact electric pickup van designed to meet the big needs of african countries we met some of the founders. the 1st prototype of the a car was presented at a ceremony in g

sebastien v.p. a former police officer and member of the far right populist party. he is running for mayor of gurlitz he's well liked around town and has already won the 1st round of faulting that got a lot of people worried. you don't have to be scared to leave again just look around at the people here at the stairs you can talk to anyone we're not vigilantes we're just regular conservative citizens council moloch conservative liberal but many gurlitz residents disagree they're worried about their city's reputation gurlitz with its beautiful old town attracts many tourists it also has attracted hollywood directors some movies have even been filmed here whole till all know martin feed's is worried about how his city will be to see n s a c.h. and of tourist businesses has written an open letter expressing its concern over the a if the candidate although they didn't explicitly name him or his party. new food and shorn. we're worried that visitors may be scared off if certain parties get the upper hand when. we feel this way because we've been listening to how visitors

sebastien v.p. a former police officer and member of the far right populist party. he is running for mayor of gurlitz he's well liked around town and has already won the 1st rounder. that got a lot of people worried. and i'm sad no you don't have to be scared to leave just look around at the people here at the stand you can talk to anyone we're not vigilantes we're just regular conservative citizens council modern conservative liberal but many gurlitz residents disagree they're worried about their city's reputation gurlitz with its beautiful old town attracts many tourists it also has attracted hollywood directors some movies have even been filmed here whole till all know martin feed's is worried about how his city will be perceived and s.o.c. ation of tourist businesses has written an open letter expressing its concern over the a if t. candidate although they didn't explicitly name him or his party. shorn. we're worried that visitors may be scared off if certain parties get the upper hand when . we feel this way because we've been listening to how visitors are reac

sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard and kirsty boden were all fatally stabbed close to the same courtyard at the edge of borough market. but it was almost three hours before this area was declared safe for paramedics to enter and by then it was too late. treatment for those injured was given by police officers and ordinary people who'd been on a night out. but they were left on their own. what the bereaved families don't understand is why the police officers and members of the public who were frantically trying to save lives down there, were never told that there were ambulances assembling up here, just down the street. and why the paramedics who arrived at those railings just minutes after the attack, were unable to help. keep moving. keep moving that way. the police evacuated the area, concerned there might be more attacks. the paramedics had to leave along with everyone else and never saw the group of casualties. the court heard the emergency services were overflowing with conflicting information about a range of casualties and never got a precise re

passers—by and police officers desperately tried to keep sebastien belanger alive while the attackers moved on. an off—duty pc took them on, earning himself the george medal. the thrust towards me with a nice. this happened within seconds. getting stabbed in the back, i dropped to the floor. he stands above me and he sta bs the floor. he stands above me and he stabs me three times in the head. the last person and then killed was ignacio echeverria. just inside the restau ra nt ignacio echeverria. just inside the restaurant was a junior doctor who told me a man at the door was trying told me a man at the door was trying to stop him leaving for his own safety. i said you have to let me out. i am a doctor. i cannot watch them bleed to death. we were having this argument. i was getting frustrated. i understood him but i had to get out and i said he could lock the door afterwards. he was able to save someone who had been stabbed 18 times. killers rampaged through borough market for another seven minutes, still attacking people but failing to kill any more. they were in the process of sta

i met sebastien and his father at the institute of ophthalmology at university college in london. i have this book here. what colour do you see this as? i think it is red but i know it is pink. i find that fascinating. put your glasses on and tell me what it looks like. now i see it as definitely pink. if you take the glasses off again, we've got quite a few balloons here. what colour is this balloon? i see it as green but i know it is orange. wow. and with the glasses on? now ijust see it as orange. the glasses are said to work using spectral notch filters that actually remove part of the colour spectrum. professor andrew stockman is going to run through some traditional colour deficiency tests with sebastian. these are called ishihara tests, and they're tests for colour deficiency. this test you can definitely see, most people can see, all the colours. what number do you see? a 12. the ishihara test works by showing a number that is slightly different colour to the dots in the background. the glasses don't seem to be helping sebastian with this test. do you see any numbers here?

passers—by and police officers desperately tried to keep sebastien belanger alive while the attackers moved on, still knifing anyone they came across. off—duty pc charlie guenigault took them on unarmed, earning himself the george medal. i remember sort of... them, like, thrusting towards me with their knives, getting out of the way. obviously this happened within seconds. and getting stabbed in the back. i've dropped to the floor, dropped straight onto my bum, he stands above me and he stabs me three times in the head. the last person the men killed was ignacio echeverria. he was stabbed outside the lobos restaurant two and a half minutes after the attack had started. just inside the restaurant was junior doctorjohnny moses. he told me a man at the door was trying to stop him leaving for his own safety. ijust said, you have to let me out, i'm a doctor, i can't watch them die, i can't watch them bleed to death, and we were having this argument and i was getting very frustrated. i understood him but ijust had to get out, and i said, let me out and then you can close the door and lock

alonso shared the car with fellow former formula one drivers sebastien buemi and kazuki nakajima. the toyota crew, who took the lead with an hour to go, were also crowned the world endurance champions. the race was watched by over 250,000 spectators. that's all the sport for now. carin, back to you. five of the candidates to be the next uk prime minister have gone head—to—head in their first televised debate. the frontrunner, boris johnson, chose not to take part in tonight's debate, saying he'll instead participate in a bbc event, on tuesday. the mps that did attend argued over whether a new brexit deal could be renegotiated with the eu, and the prospect of a no—deal brexit. here's some of the debate. the minute we telegraph to the eu, and this is the fundamental mistake, that we're not willing to walk away at the end of october come what may, we lose the best shot of getting the deal. but when faced with impossible odds, the right thing to do is to have a plan to deliver, and i believe we can deliver an exit from the european union that strengthens our democracy, that brin

sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard and kirsty boden were all fatally stabbed close to the same courtyard at the edge of borough market. but it was almost three hours before this area was declared safe for paramedics to enter and by then it was too late. treatment for those injured was given by police officers and ordinary people who'd been on a night out. but they were left on their own. what the bereaved families don't understand is why the police officers and members of the public who were frantically trying to save lives down there, were never told that there were ambulances assembling up here, just down the street. and why the paramedics who arrived at those railings just minutes after the attack, were unable to help. keep moving. keep moving that way. the police evacuated the area, concerned there might be more attacks. the paramedics had to leave along with everyone else and never saw the group of casualties. the court heard the emergency services were overflowing with conflicting information about a range of casualties and never got a precise re

problem but it is one that all of us in building all in that protections including the youth minister sébastien would need to get them to reconsider because this is about humanity it is not about the i.c.c. everyone keeps focusing i.c.c. i.c.c. we need to look beyond wine i.c.c. was created there were 6000000. jews killed because of their faith. during the 2nd world war we 800000 i understand the rwandan genocide in the night and night i only know what i see see if you keep going back and i'm staying in the present i'm talking about the relatives of the 400000 victims of the assad regime who have absolutely 0 chance of getting the kind of justice that you would wish to deliver for them i'll just say not be a kindness to tell them that finally passed but i can do what i'm doing now using your program to them to reconsider. that position and joy. because the protection humanity under the rule watch this well that is what we hope to see happen we live in a world that despite your honorable intentions we live in a world where despots to get away with pretty much everything we are hoping the changes

and ferrari's sebastien vettel took his first pole of the sesaon ahead of the canadian grand prix. he pipped lewis hamilton on his last lap, who will start from second ahead of his ferrari team mate charles leclerc. it's only the second time in seven races mercedes have been beaten to pole. there's plenty more over on the bbc sport website tonight including all the latest from day two of the women's world cup and plenty of build—up ahead of the big game tomorrow between scotland and england in nice. for now, though, that's all from me. clive. thank you, john. that's it. from me and the rest of the team, have a very good night. hello. no need to water the garden 00:16:58,096 --> 2147483051:45:14,516 is today, a lot of rain around and 2147483051:45:14,516 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 also hello, this is bbc news. the actor olivia colman and the tv adventurer bear grylls are among the famous names recognised in the queen's birthday honours list. theyjoin hundreds of members of the public who've also been recognised for contributing to their communities. earlier i spoke to naseem akhtar.

ferrari's sebastien vettel led from start to finish, but although he took the chequered flag in montreal, he had a five—second penalty hanging over him for dangerous driving midway through the race when he almost collided with lewis hamilton. the reigning champion was given the win ahead of vettel, although the german made it very clear who he thought should have finished second. rafa nadal has become the first man or woman to win the same grand slam tournament 12 times. he beat the austrian dominic thiem in four sets to become french open champion once again. the spaniard, who is nowjust two off roger federer‘s record of 20 major titles, says it's a dream to win again at roland garros. india have made it two wins out of two at the cricket world cup. they set australia 353 runs for victory at the oval and they fell well short, bowled out for 316. that's the reigning champions' first defeat at this year's tournament. india face unbeaten new zealand on thursday. england's women have wrapped up the one—day series against the west indies. 0pener tammy beaumont top—scored with 61 as t

of practice done and dusted but the big talking point that's really come out of it is the fact that sebastien vettel‘s right, or ferrari's right to review what happened in canada, taking away the win after he went off track and came back in an unsafe manner, has been thrown out so there will be no review, no new evidence was delivered, so it's gone away. hamilton keeps one of those 25 points and it is nothing vettel can do. he doesn't get an additional penalty but that's just the way it goes. we move onto this weekend, the focus for ferrari has to be on clawing back some of those they have lost but mercedes looked really promising so far this weekend in the practice sessions. hamilton led one, bottas the other. young brit, norris, did really well in the mclaren, he was a standout candidate got fifth fastest time so a lot will stand on qualifying. pole position is now so important in formula 1. mercedes have everything looking good but you just never know when a reliability issue or something will just arise that means that ferrari could challenge or somebody else, may be. red bull didn't ha

enter the conflict zone with 2 sebastien it's only east europeans think of moldova as a new coalition government my guess is we is not the mature but time fice president to be outgoing them across the pocket of the former justice minister with mobo but now find wood for corruption is he ashamed of these policies record in. conflict so for 30 minutes c.w. . he colby's in germany to learn german or japanese. why not learn with him d w z learning course nikos fake. shit. the off your lists you know 5 minutes 4 minutes. morse has an hour and a beauty. pageant all. the feats in the pantheon of the great tennis certainly he's one for the ages and. you must come up with a tender for the ages starts july 10th on d w. news the live from berlin deals instead of tariffs at the g. 20 summit chinese president xi jinping and his u.s. counterpart donald trump agree on a truce in their country's trade will will wrap up the summit for you in osaka japan. italian authorities arrest the skipper of a ship carrying migrants rest.

dominic thiem faces rafael nadal in the men's final tomorrow and ferrari's sebastien vettel took his first pole of the sesaon ahead of the canadian grand prix. he pipped lewis hamilton on his last lap. hamilton will start from second ahead of vettel‘s ferrari team—mate charles leclerc — it's only the second time in seven races that mercedes have been beaten to pole. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport the sudanese opposition has called for a nationwide campaign of civil disobedience. the arrest took place just hours after the ethiopian prime minister was sent in for mediation talks. earlier this week, minister was sent in for mediation talks. earlierthis week, dozens minister was sent in for mediation talks. earlier this week, dozens of protesters were shot dead by a paramilitary group. a civil administration is being demanded. people in venice have taken to the streets to protest against the docking of large tourist boats. tourists say they locals say they cause pollution and damage. irish fisher

the ferrari's of charles le clerc and sebastien vettel were quickest in q1. but, in the last few moments, there's been some high drama after this crash involving kevin magnusson. that's forced 02 to being stopped and as a result max verstappen won't make it to 03 after he couldn't finish his second lap. if there are to be any penalties, then he might still make it. let's have a quick look now at some of the day's other sports stories: and britain's jamie chadwick has won the all—women w series race in italy to extend her lead at the top of the championship. chadwick finished ahead of byche visser in second and fabienne vohlvend, who came third. the fourth of the six races takes place in germany next month. warrington beat catalans dragons 3a points to 4 in superleague this afternoon. bryson goodwin was among the tryscorers — this his 100th career try — to give them the win which consolidates second spot. st helens remain top. and the toronto raptors are just one win away from their first nba championship. kawhy leonard scored 36 points as they beat defe

sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard and kirsty boden were all fatally stabbed close to the same courtyard at the edge of borough market. but it was almost three hours before this area was declared safe for paramedics to enter and by then it was too late. treatment for those injured was given by police officers and ordinary people who'd been on a night out. but they were left on their own. what the bereaved families don't understand is why the police officers and members of the public who were frantically trying to save lives down there, were never told that there were ambulances assembling up here, just down the street. and why the paramedics who arrived at those railings just minutes after the attack, were unable to help. keep moving. keep moving that way. the police evacuated the area, concerned there might be more attacks. the paramedics had to leave along with everyone else and never saw the group of casualties. the court heard the emergency services were overflowing with conflicting information about a range of casualties and never got a precise re

sebastien vettel led a ferrari one—two after final practise — with world champion lewis hamilton in third. here's our formula one reporterjennie gow. it's qualifying day here in montreal ahead of the canadian grand prix. this is a track where you said that pole position will be crucial, but for hamilton, a mistake in practise meant he lost a lot of practise. could this impact them? it could well do so. mercedes are still strong, you never think they won't be favourites in 2019 going into qualifying. but hamilton hit the wall in second practise. missed a bit of track time, but he's very experienced on the circuit — he won his first race here in 2007, and he's won five more times since. he will be there a route still. for me yesterday, we went to practise — one, the ferraris did not look like they were coming to their game. and all of a sudden in the second session, they were pretty fast. we could have a really decent 4—way battle, maybe even 5—way battle for pole? yeah... you're not thinking? i think the five—way battle will depend on red bull. he had a slightly messy friday also

alonso shared the car with fellow former formula one drivers sebastien buemi and kazuki nakajima. the toyota crew, who took the lead with an hour to go, were also crowned the world endurance champions. the race was watched by over 250,000 spectators. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, including live commentary from the us open. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. go woodland is leading right now, brooks koepka close behind, justin rose on ten under. catch that all on oui’ rose on ten under. catch that all on our website. passengers on—board one plane are guaranteed the kind of in—flight entertainment most of us would want to avoid, stalling in the air and spiralling towards the ground. what sounds like a white—knuckle ride is in fact an airborne lab designed to give aeronautical students a taste of what it is like when things go wrong. the aim, to help them design planes that are safe in the sky. here's our science correspondent, richard westcott. it's an extraordinary lesson. in an extraordinary classroom. with very differen

ferrari's charles leclerc leads, followed by his teammate sebastien vettel. that's all the sport for now. the weather is not looking ideal on saturday, but it does depend whether you are a glass half full or empty kind of person. it will be very blustery across southern parts of the uk. karl forsman is expected across coasts and choppy seas. on top of that, lots of showers is to come as well. it is all because of this low pressure which has been battering parts of france, some disruptive winds. we have the rain initially across southern parts of the uk and then all of that bad weather shifted further towards the north. we have had thunderstorms, too. and report of a final cloud near taunton earlier on. the low pressure will be tracking northwards to the cause of the night. it is to the south we will see the strong winds. let us look at the forecast through the course of the evening. there is the low, around about now, the rain wrapping around the circulation. again, some heavy showers around. not so bad across the north of scotland. some clea ra nce the north

sebastien: the top american take a hard look at facebook's cryptocurrency project. on twitter, a high lawmaker says the social media giant is already too big and powerful. he wrote the company has exploited data and failed to protect privacy. a french soccer legend has been arrested as part of a corruption probe in the 2022 world cup in qatar. he was previously dammed from banned from the sport for an ethics violation for a payment from a governing body. president trump says he has the authority to replace jerome powell as fed chairman. he could demote powell to board governor but isn't planning to do so at the moment. trump asked white house lawyers to explore removing the chairman. he concluded it would be too risky. he has no intention of leaving. that is your regulation news roundup. >> the commodities futures trading commission isn't getting a new chairman. an undersecretary of the treasury is set to take over at the start of july. the start of the tenure may be clouded by an ongoing disagreement with the clearinghouses. let's talk with a commissioner at the cf

passers—by and police officers desperately tried to keep sebastien belanger alive while the attackers moved on. an off—duty pc took them on, earning himself the george medal. they thrusted towards me. 0bviously this happened within seconds. getting stabbed in the back. i dropped to the floor. he stands above me and he stabs me three times in the head. the last person and then killed was ignacio echeverria. just inside the restaurant was a junior doctor who told me a man at the door was trying to stop him leaving for his own safety. i said you have to let me out. i am a doctor. i cannot watch them bleed to death. we were having this argument. i was getting frustrated. i understood him but i had to get out and i said he could lock the door afterwards. he was able to save someone who had been stabbed 18 times. killers rampaged through borough market for another seven minutes, still attacking people but failing to kill any more. they were in the process of stabbing someone else when armed officers arrived and shot them dead. although the coroner didn't criticise m15, the security servic

ferrari's sebastien vettel is on pole just as he was last year in montreal before going onto win the race. championship leader lewis hamilton is also on the front row , he is chasing a record equalling seventh win in this grand prix. here's our reporterjennie gow it is around seven and we could be infora it is around seven and we could be in for a real thriller, may be the first real racing battle of the year. on pole position as the ferrari of sebastian vettel with lewis hamilton lining up next to him. these two have great respect for each other but they are both really hungry. at the moment hamilton leads the championship by 17 points but sebastian vettel would be loving to claw some of that difference back. whilst valterri bottas is challenging for the title, he starts back in sixth place. lots to play for today, lots of excitement. max verstappen will come through the field from ninth, after he failed to get into the final part of qualifying in the red bull. daniel ricciardo was the happiest man at of everyone i spoke to yesterday, in his renault, he starts in fourth place. the p

should not stop here and should demand all of the guilty be punished because justice should be served sébastien is more now from moscow. yvonne allen our 1st grated with cheers when he was released from house arrest emotionally he thanked everyone for their support the announcement by the interior minister and that he was free from all charges came as a surprise and an unexpected turn of events in a country where it's not unusual for critics to be framed in drops cases in an effort to silence them over 5 years. thank you very much for all the support i still hardly understand what's happening and happy that justice has been served and that the criminal case was dropped i hope the investigation will continue and i hope no one will find himself in the same situation as well his release is significant because it chose to many here in russia that he can actually influence government decisions for a long time to has been this feeling of apathy how this will play out we'll still have to see but for now it's unprecedented because also some high ranking police officers will possibly be removed from the

we have video of the rescue this from the coast guard there you see i'm a man and 3 children from sebastien pool, they got stuck in their canoe in the cove and the degas harbor. the waves the wind it just kept them from being able to paddle out. so rescuers brought a boat in they threw malign and pulled them to safety. nobody was hurt. >>san francisco police are investigating a hit and run it happened near alamo square and is actually video said to us from a viewer you see this car it passes one bike, next one is on the couch history. and off could hear the other writers say you haveling. d not 're looking for the suffer any major injuries but they've turned all this over jail he's accused of trying to rob a drug store 42 year-old thomas spratt junior, police say had this handgun and pointed it at the drug store clerk in downtown sandra fell. his credit card was declined the clerk says that at that point he has spread to leave instead pratt state inside started stealing items and then pointed the gun at him and then he left the store nobody was hurt. santa rosa police are looking for an arm

i met sebastien and his father at the institute of ophthalmology at university college in london. i have this book here. what colour do you see this as? i think it is red but i know it is pink. i find that fascinating. put your glasses on and tell me what it looks like. now i see it as definitely pink. if you take the glasses off again, we've got quite a few balloons here. what colour is this balloon? i see it as green but i know it is orange. wow. and with the glasses on? now iju5t see it as orange. the glasses are said to work u5ing spectral notch filters that actually remove part of the colour spectrum. professor andrew stockman is going to run through some traditional colour deficiency tests with sebastian. these are called ishihara tests, and they're test5 for colour deficiency. this example you can definitely see, most people can see, all the colours. what number do you see? a 12. the ishihara te5t works by showing a number that is slightly different colour to the dots in the background. the gla55e5 don't seem to be helping sebastian with this test. do you see any numbers he

ferrari's sebastien vettel is on pole just as he was last year in montreal before going onto win the race. championship leader lewis hamilton is also on the front row, he is chasing a record equalling seventh win in this race prix vettel‘s fearri teamate charles le clerc is third. he is good in qualifying, but hard to crack. i am full of adrenaline, to crack. i am full of adrenaline, to be honest. you know what, the feeling in the car when itjust keeps coming and feel the grip and they go for it... that was one of those laps, so really, really nice. i really enjoyed it. very happy. very happy for the team because the last 17 races and over the last weeks have been tough for us.|j last 17 races and over the last weeks have been tough for us. i did everything i could and we did everything i could and we did everything we could and i think the timing was right and our procedures we re timing was right and our procedures were perfect. so thoroughly happy with the job. we knew that they were quick. but this is good, this is how racing should be. let's just stay with motor sport and show

sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard and kirsty boden were all fatally stabbed close to the same courtyard at the edge of borough market. but it was almost three hours before this area was declared safe for paramedics to enter, and by then it was too late. treatment for those injured was given by police officers and ordinary people who‘d been on a night out. but they were left on their own. keep moving. keep moving that way. the police evacuated the area, concerned there might be more attacks. the paramedics had to leave along with everyone else and never saw the group of casualties. the court heard the emergency services were overflowing with conflicting information about a range of casualties and never got a precise report about those in the courtyard. the london ambulance service operations director, paul woodrow, said today... he admitted, though, it took too long to make a decision to commit specialist teams to find those injured. the question that still haunts the families is whether any of their loved ones could have survived if medics had got t

i met sebastien and his father at the institute of ophthalmology at university college in london. i have this book here. what colour do you see this as? i think it is red but i know it is pink. i find that fascinating. put your glasses on and tell me what it looks like. now i see it as definitely pink. if you take the glasses off again, we‘ve got quite a few balloons here. what colour is this balloon? i see it as green but i know it is orange. wow. and with the glasses on? now ijust see it as orange. the glasses are said to work using spectral notch filters that actually remove part of the colour spectrum. professor andrew stockman is going to run through some traditional colour deficiency tests with sebastian. these are called ishihara tests, and they‘re tests for colour deficiency. this example you can definitely see, most people can see, all the colours. what number do you see? a 12. the ishihara test works by showing a number that is slightly different colour to the dots in the background. the glasses don‘t seem to be helping sebastian with this test. do you see any numb

fernando alonso has claimed back—to—back wins at the le mans 2a—hour race, alongside toyota team—mates sebastien buemi and kazuki nakajima. the double formula 1 world champion‘s crew, who took the lead with an hour to go, were also crowned the world endurance champions. it was a one—two for toyota, with britain's mike conway part of the team in second place. before last year, toyota had never won the classic race despite years of trying. in moto gp, marc marquez has extended his championship lead, capitalising on a crash that took out four of his rivals to win at the catalunya circuit. the spainiard avoided the crash and took his fourth victory in seven races this season. andy murray has been speaking to the bbc ahead of his latest comeback. he's restricting himself to doubles at the queens tournament that starts tomorrow, his first competitive tennis since a second hip operation at the turn of the year. he is also due to play at wimbledon in july, where he won two singles titles. that should be an emotional occasion, although probably not for him. i don't think about it a lot. i spend a lot

sebastien at their total was lucky to avoid damaging his ferrari as we seen here. unsurprisingly, the quickest time of the day was accorded by lewis hamilton. it seems there is no stopping him as he marches toward yet another world title. this the chief coroner at the inquest into the victims of the london bridge attacks is bringing to a close eight weeks of what has been at times, harrowing evidence. in the next couple of hours, he will return his conclusion in the case of the eight people who died in the van and knife attack in 2017. philippe pigeard's 26—year—old son, alexandre, was stabbed when he came face to face with the attackers. he's been speaking tojohn maguire. alexandre pigeard came to london to improve his english. injust nine months, he had made friends and was popular with colleagues, won over, his parents say, by his smile. because of this terrific smile. i have to say that this was our main goal in our education — to keep his smile alive as long as possible, until this terrible night when they take it off his face, in so brutal, cruel manner