he crashed his peugeot into a rock while crossing the inca desert and has also withdrawn from the race. his team—mate stephane peterhansel remains in the lead. now here‘s what‘s been catching our eye on social media. phillippe coutinho‘s $190 million move from liverpool to barcelona was made official on monday. and with the paperwork signed, the brazilian‘s now had the chance to meet his new team—mates. he‘s been re—united with striker luis suarez— who posted how pleased he was that the pair were in the same team once again. he also posed for a selfie with barcelona legend andres iniesta. but not everyone was pleased to see him go. liverpool legend and coutinho‘s former captain at the club, steve gerrard, posted "it hurts you have left because you were a special player. i want to wish you all the best and thank you for the special memories." that‘s your sport briefing this wednesday — you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that‘s bbc.com/sport. but from me, nick marshall—mccormack, and the rest of the sport team, see you later. during the

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. >> inca case you are thinking tt malcolm is using hyperbole, i want you to listen to chuck daley daley daleyly. >> under the current proposal, chip has been off the table and then extended for a period of six years. what's the next bargaining chip that brings democrats to the table? that's a question a number of us have raised. >> they said, if this had passed and they extended chip for six years, it would make the hostage useless. that's amazing. >> when you take a hostage, the key is trying to keep that hostage alive and well enough so you can really use them to get leverage over the person who is going to pay a ransom or give you a concession. in this circumstance, the hostage taker has made it clear that program was never going to survive. daca was never going to survive. what we have is a suicide standoff. that's when you have to intervene forcibly. what we have seen is them use this situation to essentially destroy everything and everybody who was negotiating. >> jason, the hill is reporting this morning that senator jeff flake who seesaws being very tough on donald trump and ver