i close the book with robert campbell. home inampbell is huntsville, texas in 1865 when he gets word of robert e lee's surrender of his army. memoirse of the darkest , and one of my favorite because it is written in the summer of 1865. an immediate memoir. almost a diary. he is miserable. he was devastated. he says, i have no country. he doesn't consider himself an american. he doesn't consider himself a citizen of the united dates, but he knows the confederacy is gone. he considers himself homeless. the fact that in he was a soldier from hood's texas brigade. i'm from indianapolis. fantastic talk. as new recruits joined this for , how wellthis brigade or they accepted by the veterans and did they gain the patriotic fever of the 1861-62 veterans? susannah: great question. they aren't going to be as criticized as newbies, green a lot of timesse they are related to guys who are in the unit. that is why they came here. there will be a certain measure of respect that they are choosing to serve in the texas brigade. by 1863, yo

when lincoln got word campbell wanted to stay with him, lincoln was pleased to speak with campbell. d for surrender, a possible end to the war. when campbell got here, it was clear he was speaking for himself. he was turned to get virginia back into the union as quickly and painlessly as possible. lincoln listen to him, but he was disappointed he was not here to talk about a surrender of the confederate government or an end to the war. campbell saw the writing on the wall. he knew the war was almost over. that was part one of a two-part look of the white house of the confederacy. >> during the civil war, jefferson davis and his family lived in this mansion in richmond, virginia. in the second of a two-part tour --the sum, the night -- of two-part tour, dean knight -- hout it is -- how it is preserved and restored. 1865, int: april 4, him lincoln was here. the union army took over the city and the

campbell. >> good morning, chair kim, members of the committee, severin campbell. i'm going to speak to the recommendations, if you have questions, i can respond. recommendations are on page 11 of the report, for all six pieces of legislation. the first recommendation is preach of the proposed resolutions, to clarify the terms of the agreement. we list a table with the terms of the agreement that need to be clarified as part of the resolution. and then the second recommendation is to amend file 180529, the state that the current agreement between arendt house will terminate on december 31, 2018, prior to the start of the new agreement, because the way it's now written there could be overlap in that area. and then also to amend file 180530 for the parkview terraces agreement, so show its retroactive to april 1, 2018, because that's when they plan to fund the units. the third recommendation to request the director of housing, to put them to the next rfp. this could in fact change the amount of subsidies that are required by these projects if they in fact qualify for

in campbell, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> a bear got stuck in a storm drain. it was peeking from the storm drain in colorado springs. wildlife officials worked with the utility workers to remove the cover and within a few minutes, the 250-pound bear emerged and made a break for the open space across the street. wildlife officials believe it was lured by an open dumpster filled with berries nearby. ha. and it took off. see ya! >>> 4:57. crews are trying to stop a deadly wildfire in redding f >> reporter: and governor brown wants to change the existing 911 system and bring it up to speed with modern capabilities. but at what cost? a deadly wildfire cutting a path of destruction >>> as we mourn the loss, we also battle a fire that is moving extremely quickly and erratically. >> a deadly wildfire cutting a path of destruction through redding and the areas around it sparking a scramble to flee. good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. the carr fire has moved into heavily populated areas in west redding after jumping the sacramento river and new evacuat

campbell. >> and just for the record, the amendments that ms. kelly just described are before every member of this body, and the clerk has a copy as well. you've summarized them accurately. >> thank you. >> we have a lot of campbells. we also do have a naomi campbell. >> johns and larrys. >> do committee members like to bring anyone up for questions or comments? >> i just want to say mr. mulligan is administering a hearing right now. so he's not here in the chambers. >> okay. thank you for informing us of that. at this time, we're going to begin public comment on this item. i do have a number of speaker cards before me. ly call on the first 10 cards. we have mr. tim paulson, now executive director of the building trades. >>> okay. i apologize. we had a lot of different requests. m supervisor safai would like mr. arsay to speak. >> i apologize for missing timing and things like that. i want to ask about city build and how it relates to things on the table. there's been a lot of question about city build and how it may play with this proposal. i k

campbell. at that time, we'll open up for public comment on this item. seeing none, public comment is now closed. colleagues, can we take a motion to move forward item number 16 without objection. thank you very much, ms. gorum. mr. clerk, could you please call item number 17. >> clerk: item 17. 180416 resolution approving an original contract agreement for long-term mental health services in a 24-hour locked facility between the department of public health and crestwood behavioral health in the amount not to exceed $77,280,000 for a total contract term of july 1, 2018, through june 30, 2023. >> thank you. we have ms. ruggle. >> i'm here with the department of public health to present on this item. thank you. this is a new contract. we just did a solicitation. it's following the solicitation effective july 1st. this vendor, however, has been ongoing and currently contains dph clients. it says, along with the facilities that are emptyed by crestwood behavioral health are long-term care mental health facilities with varying licenses to meet the needs of ou

because i live it every day. >> reporter: campbell agrees that love is the secret to their on-screen chemistry. what do you attribute to that movie magic you guys created? >> we are both parents, we both love our children. i think for any parent if you think of your children being in danger, you get that mama bear, papa bear thing coming on. >> reporter: campbell's family also growing. with a 6-year-old son, she and partner j.j. fields just adopted a baby boy which they proudly announced on instagram. >> that's beautiful. >> all the emotions of being a mommy again. >> yeah. >> you already had your son caspian. >> yeah, he's elated to be a big brother. just the most beautiful thing. >> reporter: from the peninsula hotel landing pad we hop into a helicopter. >> it's crazy. who'd have thought? did you ever tell yourself in your lifetime, i will be flying in a helicopter above hong kong at some point in my life? and get paid to do it? >> getting paid to do it. i never thought. >> i wouldn't mindseting next t happy. >> stay where you are, please! >> i don't think i could pilot this. >> re

in campbell, maria medina, kpix5. >>> southbay is one of the warm spots tonight, clear, 64 degrees it is chilly and breezy and foggy in san francisco, and currently 56, the cool spot is santa rosa 54, bigelow tonight as well, livermore, san jose 61, nothing compared to other parts of the state. petaluma has the micro forecast tonight because it's little league team is playing the championship game in reading. the game was canceled today because of poor air quality, obviously the spread of the car fire has been moved to sutter and they will play tomorrow night. mid to upper 80s with sunshine over the next couple of days and staying warm. what is the entire bay area not warm like the rest of california and almost the entire west coast? it is the air-conditioner known as the eastern pacific ocean sitting at 53 degrees, and because the ranch is centered where it is read over southern california, we are still grabbing letters and influence, not in sacramento, they hit 101. nor any other part of the state except right here in the bay area, that brings in the low cloud cover doing that again

campbell can address. and the cbd will sunset on december 31, 2020. oewd recommends and has been working with the c.b.d. on their renewal process. in conclusion, the c.b.d. has performed well in implementing the plan of the landside and the portside areas and they have an active board of directors and committee members. if there's no questions for staff mr. campbell is here to present on the program and achievement of the districts. troy. >> all right, good morning. thank you so much, supervisor peskin, for the kind words. i appreciate it. and also congratulations to our new supervisor. i will make this quick and painless as possible and go through this real quick. i wanted to just go through some of the accomplishments, big and small, for the c.b.d. of that fiscal year. we were able to add a fourth ambassador that year which was much needed because we have a 30-square block area and a lot of litter, trash, things to pick up and people to talk to and people to assist. and these are staff for our ambassador program and the highlights being in that fisc

steel tariffs saying tin plate is campbells sing largest procurement expense. the can manufacturer's institute says the tariffs will add an extra penny per can or a total of 1$1.1 billion in extra costs for the u.s. can industry. that includes major food and beanrage comps. just last week the ceo of coca-cola said the price of the company's sodas will go up as a sult of the tariffs. and anheuser-busch says in a statement, a tariff on aluminum is a fax that thrtens jobs in the beer industry. and has the potential to raise the cost of brewing in the u.s. if the tariffs stick around long enough. they'll have to pass them along to their clients which could ultimately hit consumers. >> ultimately it will increase our costs to goods. we will need to go to ourom cus and talk to them about these increases. responsibility as always to do what we can do to mitigate increases. >> there may be some good news.l s are performing well, which could lead to some cost savings down the road. he's also hopeful the administration will provide relief or grant exceptions. for night b

daniel sahlein/ goodman campbell brain and spine"this is loaded into a catheter."something so small is having a huge impact on stroke patients.this is the embo trap two.think of it as a rake pulling out a blood clot in a patients brain who's actively having a stroke. dr. daniel sahlein/ goodman campbell brain and spine"when a vessel in the head is blocked the brain is dying fairly rapidly and so we are racing the clock to save that brain tissue and restore flow to that brain."this tiny tool was just approved to be used in the u-s.and already the goodman campbell brain and spine team has performed the first procedure in the u-s at st. vincent health.so here's how it works.this self expanding stent is connected to a wire.the stent opens up inside the clot and pulls the entire clot out of the brain.a 15 to 20 minute process that limits the potential for some lifelong damage.in this before photo, you can clearly see how this vessel is clearly blocked. after the procedure, it flows.dr. daniel sahlein/ goodman campbell brain and spine"they come in with the inability to m

campbell police and santa clara county firefighters both responded to the accident at kaiser and campbell. it's not clear how it happened. fortunately, though, no one was injured. >> well, i'm sure you love a good trip to the dmv. the dmv is apologizing for its long lines. the agency is also doing something about it now. it is expanding the hours that you can go in and deal with whatever issue you need to deal with. starting monday the clairemont office in oakland and the driver's license processing center in san jose will open one hour earlier at 7:00 a.m. four days a week. starting august 4th, 14 bay area field offices will open every saturday. that concord, daly city, pleasanton, redwood city, san francisco, santa rosa and vallejo. >>> an alameda company will build our nation's first hydrogen fuel cell ferry. bay ship and yacht company won a contract to build the water go round as it's named. the ferry will emit zero emissions. it does that by creating hydrogen from water using it as fuel and turning the hydrogen back into water. >> here we are being able to do something in the same re

and then there's this from a business like campbell's soup and statement to cnbc campbell's estimates the economic impact of tariffs to be significant. joining us now, two people with very close ties to the storied bill johnson, ceo of heinz, currently an operating partner and bill simon, former walmart u.s. president and ceo, senior adviser to kkr bill and bill, nice to see you both bill johnson, i'll start with you. >> okay. >> good to see you >> i talked about the impact on consumer companies which are already feeling it as a result of the canadian tariffs on imported u.s. soups and ketchups, your former business and other key food products. how bad will this get for some of these companies >> if it continues and spreads across europe and asia it can get pretty bad it affects three parts of the business, it affects cost and affects price and most importantly in some cases it affects sourcing cpg gets a little bit of a break because of localized sourcing but in terms of raw material sourcing like aluminum, things like campbell mentioned, that becomes a big head wind and affects pric

. >>> then, neve campbell's party of four. i' i'm with you talking about skyscraper. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> so, you bend and snap. >> get ready to bend and snap. happy anniversary, elle woods. "legally blonde" hit theaters 17 years ago today. and we have the scoop on reese witherspoon at work on a third installment. >> i'm so excited about my meeting on "legally blonde 3" today that i wore my pink dress. >> elevating the sequel to the it's getting real phase. very few details have been made about the film but "e.t." has some predecks. we expect a bend and snap 2.0. >> so you bend and snap. >> here's a secret about the now-iconic move. it was choreographed by an '80s' one-hit wonder. >> she choreographed the whole thing. >> "e.t." was on set of the film in 2000 with a then-24-year-old reese. >> kwhoi now. >> she experienced her own blonde moments during filming. >> i can't remember my lines. oh, no, i'm having a blonde moment. >> another prediction the epic fashion will be pink and plentiful. she got to ke

campbell got slaughtered, i mean, done by dwayne johnson. they paired up to compete against each other. >> they were shown really quick glimpse of famous movies. the biggest fail it happened when one of the rock's movies popped up. >> you got that. >> avengerss. >> no, dude.. made 28 of them. >> that one stings. >> yeah. >> but they all made a billion (ken)(ken) now at 8. firefighters are making progress against the massive county fire burning in yolo and napa counties.(ken) thank you for joining us i'm ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam moore. here is where things stand tonight. the county fire has burned more than 72-thousand acres. it is now 15 -percent contained. mandatory evacuations are still in place. and 980 structures are threatened.(ken) kron-4's michelle kingston reports from napa where people say they are ready to go at a moment's notice. michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"residents here in napa tell me they are ready to evacuate if they need to but that today hasn't been so bad. conditions aren't very smokey and they actually saw the sun

a can deadly crash has shut down all southbound lanes in campbell. that crash just south of the hamilton avenue exit. there were several cars involved. no word yet on when southbound highway 17 will are reopen. we're also following breaking news overseas. evacuation in one of the most popularurerist spots in the world. two wild fires are raging in the outskirts of athens, greece. forcing many locales and tourists to flee to beaches and rescued by boat. more than 100 have been hospitalized and otherers are missing. greek authorities have declared a emergency. >>> pompeo's day was over shadowed by a tweet. he went to bheet australia's minister of foreign affairs, bishop. they're upset with this tweet. the president warning iran's president of -- president trump is taking heat tonight. the president threatening oo strip six former amtelligence officials oof their clearance. they include john brennan and jamess comey. on the list officials who have openly criticized the it president. all six have been critical of some of the actions of the trump administ

. >> neve campbell plays dwayne's wife on screen. she's also excited for the breakout show of "party of five." >> i think in the same way our family lost our parents and find a way to survive it will look at that story. >> they're planning for that new "party of five" to air on freeform. >>> back to dwayne for a second, coming up later, our conversation about "skyskarp" and major news about the "jumanji" sequel. that's ahead. >>> kevin hart is going to off when he hearse that. well, we just heard neve campbell talking about "party of five" coming back. man, these reboots keep coming. now, roseanne barr is gearing up for her career comeback starting with new tv interview. >> and action! >> you'll soon see a different roseanne on camera, the now-blonde comedienne tweeted a pic of her new hairdo along with this tease -- i will be doing a tv interview this week. roseanne didn't say who she would be taking to now. roseanne didn't say who she'd be talking to now, but abc is moving forward with its spinoff without her. production on "the co

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>> stephen: please welcome neve campbell! hello. >> hi! >> stephen: well, listen, let me ask you, this is a very important question. >> okay. i like important questions. >> stephen: the rock, dwayne johnson, is the star of this movie. >> yes. >> stephen: the male lead of this movie. he's my guest tomorrow night. who kicks more ass in this movie, you or dwayne johnson? >> me. >> stephen: of course! ( laughter ) that's pretty tough. it's mostly hype with that guy, right? he's not that big. >> no, he's tiny. he's itty bitty. >> stephen: i hear he just absolutely consumes food as fast as possible on set all the time. >> no, you know what he does this weird thing which is every time you go have a meal, you go see him and he says, what did you have in your salad? feta cheese. what else? tomatoes. what else? salmon. how did you have the salmon? it's, like, the weirdest thing. he's obsessed with other people's food, it's like porn for him. every two hours, someone walks out with a little tin this big with pieces of meat in it or whatever he's allo

it's by campbell at southwest expressway and south backm. it's called the south bascome gate way project. we updated on the proposal filed with city managers. we found it as well. here's renderings for the developer. the paper says the project now includes nearly 600 residential units and more than 214,000 square feet of offices. >> well, coming up here on today in the bay, a look at your forecast. >> well, it will be another hot day, and then we'll add a little more humidity to that hotness as we get a live look outside in san jose. let's go to campbell and check out how our temperatures shape up for today. low 60s through 8:00. and then we'll be in the low 80s later today. and once again, that humidity will make it feel hotter. we'll talk about what's ahead going into the weekend. that's coming up next. >> great. over here, looking pretty smooth and pretty cool for palo alto. no problems. but there is company. we will check out the rest of your commute. i'll show you what's going on near the maze coming up. >>> and good morning to you. a l

campbell got slaughtered, i mean, done by dwayne johnson. they paired up to compete against each other. >> they were shown really quick glimpse of famous movies. the biggest fail it happened when one of the rock's movies popped up. >> you got that. >> avengerss. >> no, dude. >> no. >> i knew. >> we made 28 of them. >> that one stings. >> yeah. >> but they all made a billion dollars. >> exactly. he'll be fine. the rock's fine, everyone. >> take care, everybody. >> bye. ♪ it's time for the 'lowest prices of the season' with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? don't miss the 4th of july special. save up to $500 on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus 36-month financing. ends sunday. ♪ ♪ hey, buddy! heard you had a hard day. so, i brought you a snack. i had a bad day too. i forgot my briefcase. it had my laptop- all my papers in it. there i was, at work... ♪ ♪ feed his kindness, with the

community affairs correspondent adina campbell. repoer: what is it like to b young and gay in the u.k.? george, rory, billy, and louis all live in london. >> i got friends to post on facebook that i was gay.th tellinwhole school. it was a really weird way of doing it. it was because i did not want my family to find out. there are quite a lot of people in my school who were not receptive. reporter: how comfortable areg you maybe holdnds with your boyfriend, girlfriend in public? >> i would not hold somewhere like stratford. definitely if you were in central, somewhere like soho. >> we do hold hands in public. we were eating andhen we kissed. a man ran up to us and was talking about how we are going to hell. he threw like a bible at us. i get it all the time. you are not really gay, you are tooeminine to be geay. why do you have long hair? twgirls with long hair date? ridiculous. reporter: the government has now announced a new actionlan, including a ban on controversial gay conversion therapies and improvements to gender laws to mak

. >>> activist investor dan lobe is rortedly urging campbell's soup to consider selling itself because he believes that company is unrvalued. "the new york post" says lobe's hedge fund is in talks withve instors and family members of campbell's who hold a minority shares rose nearly 2%. >>> and colgate is reportedly seeking the help of a on service company to sell its products. "the wall street journal" says the consumer products giant is nearing a deal to take a majority stake in hubbell. thly would then joi offer a subscription service for colgate's oral products. shares re a fraction to 64.67. >>> finally, unilever says it has completed the sale of its food spreads business to kkr. that deal, which was announced last year, is intended to help unilever focus on its stronger owth areas. shares were up more than 1% to 55.77. sue? >>> bill, the lighting company acuity brand said strong demand for its infrastructure and utility products h spedes rise and top estimates. profits fell, but they still came in well ahead of expectations. the shares popped more than 12% to 132.05. >>> micron t

here to discuss now, cnn law enforcement analyst josh campbell. he was a special assistant to the former fbi director james comey. and cnn contributor garrett graft. he's director of -- sorry. i know what you do. you write books and you're a smart guy. let's talk about what happened yesterday. for dan coats, the sitting director of national intelligence, the senior most intelligence official in the u.s., a former gop senator appointed by this republican president, for him to contradict president trump very soon after those comments connect to putin, josh campbell, you advised a former senior u.s. intelligence official in james comey. how rare is that? and how consequential is that? >> so it's rare. we haven't seen a lot of our national leaders actually stand up to this president. all they can do is speak for themselves. each leader at every juncture has to determine, am i representing my agency to the best of my ability? am i really backing the men and women that go to work every day protecting national security in this instance? in this case, it

the architect con campbell was the author. the title was taken from as i hope you can see early designs from the white house, close in style to designs of british taken earlier in the century. some owners of these houses -- in the 1760s one of the best known was thomas spindle, celebrating the bicentennial of his birth this year. he was slated to become one of the most famous british architectures that people have heard of. chippendale's name was made on account of his skills. and his book of printed designs the cabinetmakers director, this book proved incredibly hot passionate -- i share here with his chair designs, which you can see were copied in america soon after printed. chippendale's furniture was made in the classical style of the 1760s and 70s, his designs, in the direct reflect perfectly. chippendale's -- the means of production was a turning point, and was at the turning point on one of -- and produced candelabras, silver and other things, you can see some of his work in the upper left-hand corner, by replicating el

today, from the new film "skyscraper," neve campbell. and from one of the stars of "pose," james van der beek. and ryan takes us through one of the coolest workouts as we continue our "keep it cool week." all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: good morning! hey, guys.

lord campbell was part of the great britain athletics team at the tokyo olympics 5a years ago. my lords, the government doesn‘t recognise the vital importance of protecting the integrity of the sport and that includes keeping spot free from the scourge of doping. uk anti—doping, and arm‘s—length body, supports sports bodies with a wide range of measures. the minister aware of the work of the useful trust in this area which is particularly valuable ? because nowadays, as we know, sports men and sportswomen frequently appear in honours lists twice each year. it would be impossible to impose a condition, but might one impose an expectation or suggest an expectation that those who are honoured that we should offer themselves as role models, particularly in the field of discouraging performance enhancing drugs? well, my lords, i cannot think of a better example than in 1964 olympic sprinter than the noble lord. and i think he proves the point that role models are very important, and as far as the honours list is concerned, i think it is important that those who receive honou

campbell's soup. there's opportunity there as the company that we knew was already in the middle of this crisis like strategic review facing a number of -- business under pressure for a very long time. a lot of people thought it's small enough now and it would be in play. can this review produce some restructuring that would satisfy investors. >> 20 seconds left will this influence the nasdaq tomorrow with the whole tech sector >> i don't think apple is enough of a bellwether for the market and give you a net benefit of the pop, in the dow and the nasdaq. >> and it would lead to a better feeling with the group and about to have a mess or a big miss >> up 93% after hours. that does it for "the closing bell." "fast money" begins righ ♪ ♪ >>> and there you go we do start right now, thanks, will of and an earningsel bra , celebration. earnings just out. shares are jumping 3% after hours and the stock at an all-time high and inching, creeping, clawing toward a $1 trillion market cap and full team cover

john campbell, bbc news, belfast. the men's semifinals at wimbledon are finally over, after novak djokovic beat rafa nadal in an epic five—set encounter this afternoon. he's broken glass. —— he's broken at last. he beat his career—long rival 10—8 in the fifth set. the match went into a second day because the previous semi—final took a record six and a half hours. the serb will face kevin anderson in tomorrow's final. very special. it really could have gone either way, i think. people who saw the match, you know, it was very clear that very few things separated the two players, and until the last shot i didn't know if i was going to win. i believed it, you know, but! knew he was very close and he had some chances. yeah, this kind of match, you look for, you live for. these are live pictures from centre court at the moment where serena williams is hoping to win her 24th grandslam against the german 11th seed angelique kerber. she is 2—1 up. she is trying to win a record eighth wimbledon title. angelique ke

campbell soup, the activist investor download looking to gain some work for a sale of the company. joining us now, taylor riggs. what is amazing, it is no longer just suit. once we have a pie chart showing where they get their revenue. what if i percent comes from suit. a lot of it is premade meals. i think this stems from low rates. if you can't grow organically, they have been growing through acquisitions. you have this big company that isn't just suit any more. that leads us to today. there was a report that we have not verified independently but some reports we are reading out there say they are interested in a sale of the company, talking to the campbell soup emily members that own 41% of the stake. other shareholders to look at a deal. he may go public with the information in august to urge the board to show more urgency and wants to drop the other alternatives and focus on a sale. the company came out in may and talked about doing this strategic review. he said let's just focus on a sale according to reports. a lot of moving parts. scarlet: let's focus on the plan at hand. v

this is a portrait of sandy campbell painted in 1834. sully was born in england, his family later emigrated to the united states when he was still a boy. he later became a well-known portrait painter. francis ann campbell was a celebrated actress and member of a theatrical family who came to the united states on tour in 1832. in 1833, she performed in washington to great acclaim. in fact, she was presented to president andrew jackson at the white house. she would later describe the president as a good specimen of a fine old battered soldier. [laughter] sully met her in philadelphia by a cousin of his. he was quite inter-old by her. -- enthrawled by her. he did several likenesses, he painted several likenesses of her. sandy went on to mary pierce butler. he came from a wealthy philadelphia family that also owned plantations in georgia. theirs is not a happy marriage. she was opposed to the slavery that she witnessed on her husband's plantations. that and other factors led her to leave him in 1846, returned to england and later divorce in

john campbell, bbc news, belfast. 30 passengers have been treated in hospital in germany after a ryanair plane suffered a sudden loss of cabin pressure. the aircraft was flying from dublin to croatia, but was forced to make an emergency landing in frankfurt. some of the people on board have complained of suffering headaches and nausea. britain's new polar research ship, the sir david attenborough, has taken to the water for the first time on merseyside. it was named after sir david after ministers rejected the winning name in a public vote, boaty mcboatface. 0ur science correspondent, jonathan amos, is at the slipway in birkenhead. good afternoon, jonathan. good afternoon, jonathan. hello, sean. well, it's been a splendid day here on merseyside to witness the biggest ship built in britain on three decades ago in the water. named, as you say, after sir david attenborough. and he was here, of course, to press the big ceremonial but that set it on its way. three, two, one... launch! it was a wonderful engineering moment, actually. it went a bit faster into the water than we were expecting,

john campbell, bbc news, belfast. the israeli military has launched a wave of air strikes against dozens of militant targets in the gaza strip in retaliation for mortar and rocket fire into israel from the palestinian territory. palestinian health officials say that two people have been killed and 12 more wounded by an air strike in gaza city. footage show a series of loud explosions in gaza city and plumes of smoke rising into the air. the israeli ambulance service says three israelis have been wounded by shrapnel from a rocket. over 400 items, samples and exhibits have been recovered by police as part of the ongoing investigation into the poisoning of a couple with novichok. detectives say the substance which killed dawn sturgess, and left charlie rowley in hospital, had been in a small bottle found at his house in amesbury. scotland yard says it doesn't know where the bottle came from, and says it can't guarantee that there isn't any more of the substance left. to bring us more details is our correspondent andy moo

john campbell, bbc news, belfast. a ryanair plane has suffered a sudden loss of cabin pressure. 30 passengers have been treated in hospital in germany. the aircraft was flying from dublin to croatia and was forced to make an emergency landing in frankfurt. some of the people on board have complained of suffering headaches and nausea. the former pakistani prime minister has begun a 10 yearjail sentence — he arrived back in the country last night from the uk. nawaz sharif was convicted in absentia by an anti—corruption court last week. but he says he s the victim of a political conspiracy that aims to ensure his party loses in the country s upcoming elections. secunder kermani was on the plane back to pakistan with him and has this report. nawaz sherif was met by a crowd ofjournalists as he boarded a flight heading to lahore. he knew that when he landed he'd be arrested. i know that i'll be going straight to the jail, of course. this is a struggle for the restoration of democracy in pakistan, for the restoration of

john campbell, bbc news, belfast. the israeli military has launched a wave of airstrikes against dozens of militant targets in the gaza strip in retaliation for mortar and rocket fire into israel from the palestinian territory. palestinian health officials say that two people have been killed and 12 more wounded by an airstrike in gaza city. footage shows a series of loud explosions in gaza city and plumes of smoke rising into the air. the israeli ambulance service says three israelis have been wounded by shrapnel from a rocket. the london fire service says a large grass fire near heathrow airport has been brought under control. nearly 100 firefighters had been fighting the blaze on grassland the size of four football pitches in feltham. heathrow airport says flights are not affected. the former pakistani prime minister has begun a ten—yearjail sentence. he arrived back in the country last night from the uk. nawaz sharif was convicted in absentia by an anti—corruption court last week. but he says he's the victim o

sarah campbell reports. it's now more than four months since a nerve agent was used to target a former russian spy, sergei skripal and his daughter yulia survived, but the attack led to a huge and complex investigation into how they were poisoned. the british authorities pointed the finger at russia, russia denied any involvement. then last month, two more people fell ill. tragically 44—year—old dawn sturgess died. her partner, charlie rowley, survived. they had come across a small bottle of fluid which turned out to be novichock. the same nerve agent used in the attack in march. the press association says police sources have told them they have pieced together cctv from march and have cross checked with the records of people coming in and out of the uk. several suspects have been identified, and the investigators are sure, according to pa, that the poisoners were russian. today in moscow, russia's ambassador to the uk gave this reaction. this is the report of the media. unfortunately we don't have an of

john campbell, bbc news, belfast. football might not be coming home, but england are still in russia for one more match this afternoon, the third—place play—off against belgium. let's get the latest from st petersburg. yes, iam petersburg. yes, i am in st petersburg, just outside st petersburg stadium but in around 40 minutes, england take on belgium for the third—place play—off match of the world cup. not as many england fans here as there were in moscow for the semifinal, but i've tracked down if you england fans and some belgian fans, so let's speak to them. cheering we have kevin and... here we go! first of all, england fans, how significant is today's match? it don't mean a thing, really. it does, a win is a win! doesn't mean a thing. why isn't this significant to you? winning is winning. that's the one. i thought we was going to go all the way. what about the prospect of third—place? sam, you from birmingham. third—place is coming home, made! shouting. you are from belgium. how important is it for yo

sarah campbell, bbc news. let's get a bit closer now to the action. 0ur moscow correspondent sarah raynsford is here. but first natalie perks, we have spoken for the past ten days as this journey has got closer to the final and we are now at stop six. how unfazed the tea m are now at stop six. how unfazed the team has been at it will take something very special to block all this excitement out? yes but i think they've shown all the threwjust how mature their performances have been and just how they have been at locking all this out. for us standing here pitch side it is the biggest match certainly of my career and for most of my colleagues that never been to a semifinal with england before as it is 28 years ago and this is the 62nd match of the well. if they can reach the final it will be the first 452 but of course croatia represent the stiffest test they have had so far. they destroyed argentina in the group stages and they have two of the best midfielders in the world amongst their starting 11. but they've