hamilton ‘s biggest challenge was keeping his concentration. he only surrendered his lead for a couple of laps during pit stops and went on to become the first driver to win back—to—back races this season and with his mercedes team at valtteri bottas finishing ahead of vettel hamilton noted the championship by three points. the car was fantastic. a dream to drive. a big thank you to all the fans who came out today. i look forward to coming back next year. the start was tricky, i just needed to keep my head down, the car was so needed to keep my head down, the car was so strong today, like i said on the team radio it was amazing how quick we were. it was pure joy to drive. the pace was good, i enjoyed it, a perfect result isa team. good, i enjoyed it, a perfect result is a team. we didn't have the pace of the leading drivers today but nevertheless going round seeing people give soap and even if this rain has been difficult i know we have a very strong car and we will have a very strong car and we will have a very strong car and we will have

hamilton. how did washington take the marquees in the french outlook and help in the war to the extent there was any? how did he accept foreign support? >> with difficulty, all of the french officers who came over many came over from a self-interested reason. they wanted to battlefield the glory of felt they would go back to france and get a promotion. locke cannot even speak english. washington fell to the bane ofof his life as commander-in-chief that he had to placate the french officers who came over.h the story is interesting. lafayette comes over at the age of 19. he equips the ship with provisions and munitions. he goes to philadelphia art witi a letter from franklin who writes to congress, please treal the young rather well because he's close to marie antoinetteee and connected at the core. the congress, without -- washington makes lafayette a9 major general, this 19-year-old kid who has just arrived, it was the highest ranked below commander-in-chief. but, they did it as an honorary tit

from the duel between alexander hamilton and aaron burr that ended a bitter rivalry -- as well as hamilton's life ... to comedians jack benny and fred allen's pretend feud that spanned nearly 20 years across both radio and television. but we begin with the 1959 debate, when politicians from the soviet union and the u.s. went toe-to-toe on television. the summer of that year, vice president richard nixon was visiting to moscow as part of a cultural exchange. that trip would earn a place in history, thanks to an impromptu debate with the soviet premier that would forever be known as the "kitchen debate." "for four days now, some of the 20th century's most extraordinary diplomatic maneuvers have been taking place in moscow. vice president richard nixon and soviet premier nikita krushchev have thrown away the rules of polite diplomacy, it would seem, and are engaging in rough-and- tumble impromptu debate." 15 years after the end of world war ii and just a few years before some of the hottestmoments of the coldwar, honest debate was on display in moscow right alongside the newest of american hous

as a cast collectively hamilton does know what they are doing. i definitely -- we have moments like that back stage. you have moments where you connect and just sit with someone and pray together. that's important. >> what is it? if i ask every member of the cast this question i get a different answer. i'm asking you since you are here. what is it you think you are doing or hope you are doing every night? >> i hope that i am spreading a message of love, inclusion of the importance of diversity and the importance in this country is that we all have a unique thing to contribute. i think that's what hamilton and the way the story is told says so well that no matter where you are from or what you look like you can -- you have an importance. you have a unique voice. that's what i hope to bring forth. i think some of the most amazing moments with this show has been at the stage doors where parents will come up to me and they have kids who look like me and they are like it was so important for me to bring my kids to see this so that they can see that th

hamilton, hamilton gave as good as he got. and he rejoined, i shall soon be led to say that john adams was as wicked as he is mad. the only one who really wises up of all of this partisan name-calling and mudslinging is george washington. and at the beginning of his term, he is a political handyman for a year or two. but in a two-party system springs up and the opposition party attacks him relentlessly for everything from plotting to restore a monarchy to as you heard earlier, he actually was accused of having been a british double agent for the entire duration of the revolutionary war. you think that some of the charges today made in the press are preposterous. i was particularly struck during this book. there were many things that surprising. one was how ambivalent washington felt about his own fame.you know wherever he went he was stated and lionized. he was not a gladhanding, backslapping personality. he was not a good extemporaneous speaker. but wherever he went, he had to give a few well-chosen words. and so you can see

tom hamilton is in monza. yes, lewis hamilton kept a cool head, draw the sublimely and beat michael schumacher‘s time, as are caused by mike reports. roman brochure was the first to find out just how tricky roman brochure was the first to find outjust how tricky monza to be in the wet. —— romain grosjean. he could walk away, but the track needed to improve, it was decided, before action could continue. everyone waited, trying to keep the tedium at bay. eventually after two and a half hours they were allowed to go back out and things hotted up, for kimi raikkonen at least. heart in the most moment that turned out 0k. conditions worsened as the claim climax approached. penalties for changing the red bull engine meant the drivers would not stay at the front. record—breaking was in the airas lance front. record—breaking was in the air as lance stroll became the youngest driver to claim a place on the front row of the grid. the grand finale came from who else but hamilton. the briton underlining his super

in the midst of the broken dreams was lewis hamilton. after starting faith he said he needed a miracle and his prayers were answered as he picked his way through the wreckage to ta ke picked his way through the wreckage to take the lead. he has shown many times before he is a master of racing in the wet so it was this a surprise he claimed he is fifth victory in a row and seventh of the season. singapore could be the turning point in the destiny of the championship. yesterday we struggled, and we had no idea what was going to happen today. we tried to stay focused and stay ahead. it was very fortunate as far as the beginning. soi was very fortunate as far as the beginning. so i couldn't be happier. i'm really grateful. we didn't have that friday pace we showed in practice to have the pace on mercedes, so a little bit disappointed to miss out on a whim but i still have to be pretty grateful and happy with another podium. great damage limitation today. we got lucky but the car was working better than expected today andl working better than

hamilton ‘s biggest challenge was keeping his concentration. he only surrendered his lead for a couple of laps during pit stops and went on to become the first driver to win back—to—back races this season. and with his mercedes team at valtteri bottas finishing ahead of vettel hamilton noted the championship by three points. chris froome has finished the second week of the vuelta a espanaby extending his lead over vincenzo nibali. the tour de france champion finished fifth on stage 15, ahead of his closest rival, which means he now leads by one minute and one second, with six stages left. drew savage has the details. all smiles on the start line but this would be another altitude test for chris froome. the sierra nevada the latest obstacle between him and a vuelta a espana — tour de france double. his lead of 55 seconds was well protected by team sky as they approached the sierra, adam yates of britain, 32nd overall, broke away to make a bid for a stage victory. team sky have strength in numbers, to beat chris froome you had to beat them

lewis hamilton has done it, record—brea ker here at lewis hamilton has done it, record—breaker here at monza. beating the pole position tally of michael schumacher, as nick parrott reports... roman grosjean was the first to find outjust how tricky monza could be in the wet. he could walk away, but the track needed to improve, it was decided, before action could continue. everyone waited, trying to keep the tedium at bay. eventually after over two and a half hours they were allowed back out and things hotted up, for kimi raikkonen at least. a heart in the mouth moment that turned out 0k. conditions worsened as the climax approached. penalties for changing the red bull engine meant their drivers would not stay at the front. record—breaking was in the air as lance stroll became the youngest driver to claim a place on the front row of the grid. the grand finale came from who else but hamilton? the briton underlining his superiority by going more than a second quicker than everyone else. as he wrote his name into history. italy, i love you, i'm so happy to be here. even though we are with

lewis hamilton did not need the drum roll, he knew monza was his moment. starting in front for a record 69th time hisjob was starting in front for a record 69th time his job was to stay there. as biggest threat was the start, just stay clear and the rest would sort itself out. anything could happen in the scramble behind, races can deflate in seconds. watch out for the championship lack leader vettel in his ferrari, up from sixth place, the more places hamilton could put between himself and vettel the more he would lead the drivers championship by. this may look easy but is not, but on the runway daniel ricciardo was taxiing and then took off come forthcoming two adjacent vettel. he never caught him and no one would catch hamilton who crashed the party in ferrari country. today the party in ferrari country. today the car was fantastic, really a dream to drive. a big thank you to all the fans who came out today. i look forward to coming back here next year. the love wasn't mutual from ferrari fans but hamilton can live without it. he is now leading the driv

lewis hamilton is starting in fifth. he said he needs to perform a miracle if he is to get anywhere near sebastian vettel. the ramifications of what happened in this grand prix should could be huge. there arejust three points between hamilton and sebastian vettel. all to play for. rugby union now and leicester tigers won their first game of the season, by beating gloucester 2a—10 at welford road the tigers had lost their first two league games, but ran in three tries inside the opening 20 minutes, two from ben youngs and this one from australia winger nick malouf. the other premiership game of the day between newcastle and saracens kicks off at 10pm tonight in philadelphia in the united states. meanwhile munster maintained their unbeaten start to the pro1a season after a 21—16 win over 0spreys at the liberty stadium. the hosts took an early lead, but two first half tries gave the irish side an eight point advantage. and while several second half penalties put 0spreys back into contention... that late penalty from tyl

lewis hamilton delighted with his pole position and so he should be. he is still in a bit of disbelief about 70 career pole positions. but what can we say about ferrari? since their humiliation at the hands of mercedes at monza it has gone from bad to worse and sebastian vettel was pretty sound when after the qualifying session today, but he knows this world championship is now looking very difficult and he needs a world champion‘s drive in this malaysian grand prix if he is going to have any chance at all of winning the 2017 world championship. jonathan rea from northern ireland clinched the world superbike championship today after his 12th victory of the season in france. he's the first rider to ever win the title three times in a row. stephen watson reports from magny cours. like a true championjonathan rea made it look easy today. he led the race from the start and as he has done all year, he never looked back. champion of the world for the third time in the world superbike championship. i have done this one in style with five races left. it is i

lewis hamilton is starting in fifth. he said he needs to perform a miracle if he is to get anywhere near sebastian vettel. the ramifications of what happens in this grand prix could be huge. there are just three points between hamilton and sebastian vettel. all to play for. rugby union now and leicester tigers won their first game of the season, by beating gloucester 24—10 at welford road. the tigers had lost their first two league games, but ran in three tries inside the opening 20 minutes, two from ben youngs and this one from australia winger nick malouf. the other premiership game of the day between newcastle and saracens kicks off at 10pm tonight in philadelphia in the united states. meanwhile munster maintained their unbeaten start to the pro14 season after a 21—16 win over ospreys at the liberty stadium. the hosts took an early lead, but two first half tries gave the irish side an eight point advantage. and while several second half penalties put ospreys back into contention... that late penalty from tyler ble

lewis hamilton overtakes sebastian vettel to lead the formula one world championship. and it's sorry day for sri lankan cricket fans as india thrash their team again. hi there wherever you are around the world welcome to sport today. maria sharapova's comeback for her first grand slam since her doping ban, is over. she's been knocked out in the fourth round of the us open by anastasija sevastova in three sets. former world number one sharapova, had been granted a wild—card entry into the main draw. despite criticism from some of her competitors. the latvian 16th lost the first set but took control after that as sharapova's fitness and accuracy started to struggle with 51 unforced errors. it was fairly clear at the lack of matches caught up with maria sharapova. opening—night, under the lights, she developed after defeating the second seed, simona halep. and she played well in patches against anastasija sevastova. in the deciding set, her forehand, in particular, broke down. it was a very canny opponent she was playing. they made a decision that commercially she del

so lewis hamilton in the senate were delighted with rodina has gone on today. his own performance in the car, the gap in the world championship, and he knows this to be the killer blow in the world championship. as for ferrari, they need to stop licking their wounds and returned to malaysia in two weeks' time. they need to win there if sebastian vettel is to have any chance of willing in lewis hamilton in the remaining six races. manchester united scored three goals in the final nine minutes of their match against everton for a 4—0 win that takes them level with manchester city at the top of the premier league table. in what was wayne rooney's return to old trafford having left at the end of last season after 14 years at the club it was antonio valencia who put the hosts ahead in the fourth minute with a wonderful strike before goals from henrik mikhataryan, romelu lukaku and a late anthony martial penalty sealed the three points for jose mourinho's side. everton is a very good team with lots of very good players, but they are ina lots of very good players, b

lewis hamilton delighted with his pole position and so he should be. he is still in a bit of disbelief about 70 career pole positions. but what can we say about ferrari? since their humiliation at the hands of mercedes at monza it has gone from bad to worse and sebastian vettel was pretty sanguine after the qualifying session today, but he knows this world championship is now looking very difficult and he needs a world champion‘s drive in this malaysian grand prix if he is going to have any chance at all of winning the 2017 world championship. jonathan rea from northern ireland clinched the world superbike championship today after his 12th victory of the season in france. he's the first rider to ever win the title three times in a row. stephen watson reports from magny cours. like a true championjonathan rea made it look easy today. he led the race from the start and as he has done all year, he never looked back. champion of the world for the third time in the world superbike championship. i have done this one in style with five races left. it is inc

for lewis hamilton, the italian grand prix would be a walk in the park. it was under little pressure for his record—breaking 69th start from pole position. he beat everyone to the first corner and never looked back. max verstappen wasn't so fortu nate. back. max verstappen wasn't so fortunate. the tangle saw him come off worst sending him to the pits for repairs, eventually finishing 14th. lewis hamilton was heading in the other direction, he started in sixth and was soon up to third. the biggest challenge he faced was keeping his concentration. he only surrendered his lead for a couple of la ps surrendered his lead for a couple of laps during pit stops and went on to become the first driver to win back—to—back races this season. with his team—mate finishing ahead of sebastian vettel hamilton now leads the championship by three points. chris froome is attempting to increase his lead at the vuelta a espana which involves a tough mountainous stage 15 today. britain's adam yates, who started the day 32nd in the overall standings, made a brave bid for

that left kimi raikkonen to try to hold hamilton fan for a while he was fastest, that hamilton pulled off a remarkable fightback. the said he‘s had been off the pace in practice. not so when it mattered. kimi raikkonen had one last chance to topple him but locked up on the final corner, and expensive day for ferrari. a 70th pole position for lewis hamilton, while vettel start from the back of the grid. stay out of trouble tomorrow, and hamilton will be a step closer to a fourth world title. there were 17 goals in today‘s premier league fixtures. match of the day follows the news, so if you want to wait for the results, you know what to do... manchester city are still top of the premier league on goal difference after beating the champions chelsea at stamford bridge, kevin de bruyne scoring the only goal of the game. elsewhere, there were 4—0 victories for tottenham — harry kane scoring two today — and manchester united, who‘ve cut city‘s goal advantage over them tojust one. stoke and west ham were also winners today. aberdeen are now level on points with leaders, celtic,

lewis hamilton didn't need the drum roll. he knew monza was his moment. starting in front for a record 60 night—time, hisjob starting in front for a record 60 night—time, his job was to stay there. his biggest test was the start, just stay clear and everything else would sort itself out. races can deflate in second in the scramble. watch out for the championship leader sebastian vettel in his ferrari, up from sixth on the grid to third in the race. the more places hamilton could put between himself and sebastian vettel, the war he could lead the standings by. just when you think it looks easy, the circuit reminds you didn't. for the circuit reminds you didn't. for the most part, you would have to look up to see dramatic manoeuvring, then daniel ricciardo took off. he never caught vettel, and no one was catching hamilton, who crashed the party in ferrari country. today the car was fantastic, and really a dream to drive, and a big thank you to all of the fans that came out today, and i look forward to coming back here next year. the love wasn't mutual f

hamilton is now 28 points clear of vettel. singapore could now have changed the destiny of the formula i title. there were two big games in the premier league today. match of the day 2 follows the news, so if you don't want to know the results just yet, then look away now. wayne rooney's return to his former club ended in defeat as everton were beaten by manchester united. romelu lukaku, who moved to old trafford this summer, was on the score sheet in a 4—0 win. arsenal held the champions chelsea to a goalless draw at stamford bridge in what was a more entertaining match than the scoreline suggests. defender david luiz sent off late on for the home side. last season's beaten finalists wasps lost at home to harlequins in rugby union's premiership. the 2a points to 21 defeat was wasps' first of the season, to end their 20—match unbeaten run at home, marland yarde running in one of two tries for the visitors. the hugely anticipated middleweight bout between kazahkstan‘s world champion gennady golovkin and mexico's saul alva

through the wonders of the internet we hope to have sergeant hamilton joining us remotely. chairman i want to thank you so much for joini [applause] >> so i would like to start with governor kaine and congressman hamilton with a question, when you were working on the commission as we were working on it did you expect the fight against terrorism would be -- and here we are 16 years later. >> good morning lee. >> good morning tom and chris. delighted to be with you. go ahead, tom. >> is great to have you. most of you don't know it's a very modest man and held a staff together and helped get that report. thank you chris very much. i think that we thought there would still be a terrorist threat. we were smart enough to predict how it would happen, the extent of it, geographically ideologically or anything else. i think we thought it would and i might say before we started any program we paid tribute to the families. the families of 9/11 have been the most extraordinary group and they have taken the greatest tragedies in anybody's life and turned it someways into triumph and int

through the wonders of the internet we hope to have sergeant hamilton joining us remotely. chairman i want to thank you so much for joini >> the former chair and vice chair of the 9/11 commission discussed counterterrorism measures and the role everyday citizens can have in stopping potential threats. this is 25 minutes. >> so i would like to start with governor kaine and congressman hamilton with a question, when you were working on the commission as we were working on it did you expect the fight against terrorism would be -- and here we are 16 years later. >> good morning lee. >> good mornintom and chris. delighted to be with you. go ahead, tom. >> is great to have you. most of you don't know it's a very modest man and held a staff together and helped get that report. thank you chris very much. i think that we thought there would still be a terrorist threat. we were smart enough to predict how it would happen, thextent of it, geographically ideologically or anything else. i think we thought it would and i might say before we started any program we paid tribute to the fami

through the wonders of the internet we hope to have sergeant hamilton joining us remotely. chairman i want to thank you so much for joining us. [applause] >> so i would like to start with governor kaine and congressman hamilton with a question, when you were working on the commission as we were working on it did you expect the fight against terrorism would be -- and here we are 16 years later. >> good morning lee. >> good morning tom and chris. delighted to be with you. go ahead, tom. >> is great to have you. most of you don't know it's a very modest man and held a staff together and helped get that report. thank you chris very much. i think that we thought there would still be a terrorist threat. we were smart enough to predict how it would happen, the extent of it, geographically ideologically or anything else. i think we thought it would and i might say before we started any program we paid tribute to the families. the families of 9/11 have been the most extraordinary group and they have taken the greatest tragedies in anybody's life and turned it someways into triumph a

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>> hamilton: it feels a little bit smoother, yeah. yeah. >> whitaker: so you could see how somebody could get away with it? >> hamilton: i could see how teams are doing it. yeah. i could. >> whitaker: the motor gives a limited boost of power for about 20 minutes. tyler hamilton said that much motorized assistance during a race on a mountain road could be a game changer for a professional rider. what kind of benefit could this motor give a cyclist? >> hamilton: that's the difference between winning and losing, for sure. for sure. >> whitaker: few riders know that better than tyler hamilton. when he spoke to "60 minutes" in 2011, he was one of the first to talk openly about chemical doping in the sport. he said riders have always looked for ways to stay ahead of the authorities. >> hamilton: they'd find... you know, for a while, they didn't have an e.p.o. test. e.p.o. increases your red blood cell production. when the new tests came out, you'd figure out new ways around them. i guess we should have known this was coming, you know? becau

the bipartisan policy center has been working with governor cain and congressman hamilton for the last eight years and we've been delighted because of the example that they've set for achieving public policy. but for the all of the success that we've had preventing major terrorist attacks in the united states, the picture around the world remains grim. last year, about 25,000 people died in roughly 11,000 terrorist attacks in 104 countries around the world. that's three times as many deaths and five times as many attacks as occurred in 2001. our military, the finest in the world has been very effective in disrupting terrorist networks, denying safe havens. however, terrorist groups seem to be as capable at recruit fighters as the military in taking them off the field of battle. these are, of course, estimates, but it's believed that united states forces have killed isis fighters, however, u.s. government current force of roughly 15,000 fighters is slightly less than isis maintained in 2014. it's the persistence of this threat that's motivated governor cain and congressman hamilton to u

mary ann thank you very much lewis hamilton has extended he's leading formula one's drivers' championship standings with a victory at the singapore grand prix on sunday but there was drama for ferrari who suffered in a race they were expected to dominate on ascensions reports. to dissolve the ferrari at the start of the singapore grand prix a wet marina bay street circuit made way to this. both ferrari the out of the race they were expected to dominate. the best in vettel collided with teammate kimmie reichen in and right both not to stop and stop a good average of the over. the crash causing the face he caught to come out on to the track which ended up being sent out a total of three times during the race due to a series of incidents. but what of lewis hamilton depart started fifth on the grid and managed to clean if kate from the carnage he managed to slot into fast place and that's where he stayed eventually crossing the line ahead of red bulls daniel ricardo who finished in second place for the third year in a row hamilton's miss avies teammate valtteri bottas completed the podium c.s

tonight, rangers at hamilton. you can tonight, rangers at hamilton. you ca n follow tonight, rangers at hamilton. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. tottenham and england midfielder dele alli will miss next week's match against slovenia at wembley for the gesture he made during the world cup qualifier against slovakia earlier this month. fifa have banned him for one interntaional match and fined him just under £a,000 for making what they have described as "an offensive and unsporting gesture" during the game. celtic‘s scott brown and stuart armstrong are injured and are out of scotland's final world cup qualifiers. gordon strachan‘s side have must win matches against slovakia and slovenia next thursday and sunday, as they seek to secure second place in england's group. mo marley has been confirmed as interim manager of england lionesses, replacing the sacked mark sampson. former england captain marley has been in charge of the under 195 and will look after the senior team for the next three matches. former real madrid and ac milan midf

look under hamilton. hamilton and martin you will be able to donate their generously agreed we would appreciate anything you can do. if you have any more questions i can show you what it will look like out in the lobby. james: thank you. does anybody have any questions or would like to see anymore slides again? >> actually winning over the north in that exercise? james: when they did the reenactment it was dictated by historical events. when they were fighting the war in the 1922 style it was open to whatever tactic they could use. the south of the better tactics going on and were able to pull off a victory. had that been thought again fought again maybe it would have turned out differently. it was not planned that way. it was just how things worked out with the attacking and fighting. it is fun to try and find pictures of the event. i know my co-author has a interesting shot that we put in the book, he said it was identified as the battle of gettysburg and it was pretty dramatic. it showed a lot of bodie

under hamilton. theirll be able to donate generously agreed we would appreciate anything you can do. if you have any more questions i can show you what it will look like out in the lobby. does anybody have any questions or would like to see anymore slides again? >> going over the north in that exercise? >> when they did the reenactment it was dictated by historical events. when they were fighting the war 1920 to style it was open to whatever tactic they could use. the south of the better tactics going on and were able to pull off a victory. had that been thought again maybe it would have turned out differently. it was not planned that way. it was just how things worked out with the attacking and fighting. it is fun to try and find pictures of the event. i know my co-author has a interesting shot that we put in the book, he said it was identified as the battle of gettysburg and it was pretty dramatic. of bodies pile on one another. the problem is if you look at the picture you can see the monuments in

so can hamilton hope to break more records like this in his career? 0ur f1 reporter nick parrott explains. well, back in june well, back injune before the azerbaijan grand prix he said he could easily continue in the sport possibly until he is as old as 40 and he's 32 at the moment. the other record of interest is most race wins, that schumacher‘s record, 91, 33 ahead of hamilton so if he got an average of ten race wins a year it would take three years. he has another season with mercedes and he is expected to sign a three—year contract extension so he could feasibly achieve the most race wins. it's the first weekend of domestic rugby union action, both the premiership and the pro14 got under way last night and saracens have laid down an early marker this afternoon. the european champions ran in nine tries in a 55—24 win over northampton saints at twickenham, including a hattrick for sean maitland. saracens lost in the premiership play—off semi—finals last season, but won the european champions cup for a second successive year. and in the da

in formula one racing lewis hamilton will start sunday's malays are grand prix in pole position hamilton clocked the fastest time in qualifying edging out for ariz came here i can end and read both max for stop and hamilton's title hopes received another huge boost after his main rival sebastian vettel experienced engine trouble in the german was forced to head to the garage the ferrari driver will now start the race from the back of the grid. well leave you now with some very cute panda cubs from china's sichuan province the oldest is five months and the youngest just two months old at the top of the hour then. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how german soccer made it back to the top. you know web special w dot com. football made in church.

position hamilton clocked the fastest time in qualifying edging out ferrari's kimi reichen n and red bulls max first option hamilton's title hopes received another huge boast after his main rival sebastian fattal experienced engine trouble the ferrari driver will now start the race from the back of the grid. and a media report says basketball player and atlanta hawks point guard dennis schroeder has been charged with misdemeanor battery it's been said to have happened after a scuffle outside a bar in an atlanta suburb according to a police report security cameras caught the twenty four year old initiating physical contact. we'll leave you now with some very cute panda cubs from china's sichuan province the oldest is five months and the youngest just two months old see again at the top of the hour. she's long been a symbol of hope.

in formula one racing lewis hamilton will start sunday's malaysia grand prix in pole position hamilton clocked the fastest time in qualifying edging out for ariz came here i can n. and red bulls max for shopping hamilton's title hopes received another huge boost after his main rival sebastian vettel experienced engine trouble and the german was forced to head to the garage the ferrari driver will now start the race on the back of the grid. well leave you now with some very cute images of panda cubs are in china's sichuan province the oldest is five months old and the youngest just two more at the top of the hour thea that. make your small t.v. even smarter than your smart. what you watch when you want to. update. extraordinary. depth. you decide.

hamilton clearly revelli ng in strong and the season. hamilton clearly revelling in his success in ferrari's backyard but his attention will soon turn to the singapore grand prix in two weeks' time. he struggled there last year, will he turn things around this time or will vettel bounce back. there are sure to be more twists and turns in this 2017 season. chris froome is looking like holding on to his lead at the vuelta a espana, which involves a tough mountainous stage 15 today — there's under a mile to go. he finished ahead of his closest rival so he is now leading with six seconds remaining. all smiles on the start line but this would be another height altitude test for chris froome, this would be the final obstacle between him and the tour de france. his lead of 55 seconds was well protected by team sky as this ca re well protected by team sky as this care busier. as those top of the top ofa care busier. as those top of the top of a standing swatted at adam yates of a standing swatted at adam yates of britain broke away to make a b

through the wonders of the internet we hope to have sergeant hamilton joining us remotely. chairman i want to thank you so much for joini >> the former chair and vice chair of the 9/11 cois

hamilton. they need no introductions. sergeant hamilton is joining us locally. chairman, thank you so much for joining us. [laughter] -- [applause] >> the former chair and vice chair of the 9/11 commission. they discuss counterterrorism measures put in place since 9/11 and the role everyday citizens have been stopping potential threats. this is minutes. i would let to start -- i with, whento start you were working on the commission report, did you expect that fighting terrorism would still be going on? 15 years after 9/11. >>

lewis hamilton will start on parole after sebastien vettel suffered engine trouble. this is the sound of sebastien vettel's champion hopes slipping away. his ferrari's engine had already been changed before qualifying but the secondary problems couldn't be fixed to allow him to set a time. after singapore, he faces a battle to score points in malaysia, starting from the back of the great. that put pressure on the other ferrari driver, kimi raikkonen, to get ahead of lewis hamilton. despite mercedes struggling in practice, hamilton pulled out all the stops when it mattered. his first run in the final shoot out is enough to secure pole but only because raikkonen missed out by 400th of a second. hamilton will not get an easy ride with the ferrari alongside him, but provided his steers clear of trouble, he should keep his advantage in the title fight. still 0—0 with sunderland. pep guardiola's said will be without sergio aguero, who broke a rib in a car accident in amsterdam yesterday. i would like to play with sergio but we can't. we do the same we would have done wit

you can all hank hamilton for the new interest. if you can't afford tickets because they're prices, you can get a little fix here, nearly 900 hamilton documents are available in the online catalogue. washington's farewell address and the letter he wrote to eliza, his wife. before the dual with aaron burr. >> we'll tell you who's sleeping soundly and who's to tossing and turning when the final five comes back after this. s back after this. . >>> the 36-year-old boston area congressman, the son of joe kennedy the second of rvk has been positioning himself as a liberal counter balance to president trump's policies including the move to end daca. he told politico he'll likely make a run. he said a run nor the white house is a no go for now, unlike other kennedy members this one is squeaky cleaning as far as we know, and he gives hope to an entirely ignored population, juncture, joe kennedy sound asleep. it's jeff sessions who has to make the announcement on daca. president said by twitter couple months ago and session will face the med

we will hear from hamilton in career grand prix victory. we will hearfrom hamilton in a moment. ferrari fans in italy like ferrari driver to win, so whoever doesn't come from the ferrari team gets booing and you can hear a bit of it. here is lewis hamilton speaking afterwards. snoot car was fantastic and really a dream to drive. a big thank you to the fans who came out today. you know, i look forward to coming back here next year. i couldn't hear any booing. sorry to let you down there, sorry. tennis, us open and the women's draw is wide open? the women's draw last night we had one player who was attacked eight months ago in her own home. attacked by an intruder who came in and severed the tendons on her left—hand which is her racket holding hand. so she hasn't been able to play for a long time, but this is her grand slam where she has gone as far as the quarterfinals because she has beaten the wimbledon champion. so an impressive victory for kvitova. she said she doesn't feel any sensation in that left—hand. she will be playing venus williams in the next round. we have got

hamilton and butter is ended up drive. hamilton and butter is ended up fifth and sixth. it suited ferrari perfectly. max verstappen couldn't manage sebastian vettel‘s times. with three cars and more than half a second between him and hamilton, the chairman will expect to regain his championship lead. a rare sight in boxing, the two best fighters in their weight division going head—to—head. it's being billed as the fight of the decade. but has it been overshadowed by the spectacle that was mayweather versus mcgregor? these are the two best middleweights of the division. if you were entertained by mayweather versus mcgregor, tune in saturday night september the 16th. it will be 8—9 rounds of hell for both guys. it was only three weeks ago that floyd mayweather, a retired boxer, took on conor mcgregor, a mixed martial artist. it was one of the richest fight in history, but many considered it a freak show, a circus, with this fight, the one to get really excited about. translation: this is a fight that people have been wanting to see, waiting to see, one that won't b

lewis hamilton has set a new pole position record in reaching his 69th career pole. breaking the previous landmark set by michael schumacher in treacherous conditions. he was more than a second quicker than his nearest rival. he will be hoping to ta ke nearest rival. he will be hoping to take over sebastian vettel‘s in the championship. backin back injune, back in june, before back injune, before the azerbaijan grand prix, he said he could easily continue in the sport. possibly until the age of a0. he is now 32. he said he wants to hunt down more records, including michael schumacher‘s, who has seven titles. if he went on for another eight yea rs if he went on for another eight years he would pretty much have to win the world title every other season to beat michael schumacher. there are not any big records a good imminently break. the other one of interest is race wins, held by michael schumacher, who has a 33 more than lewis hamilton. if he got ten a year it would take another three years. he is expected to sign a new contract with mercedes. he could achieve th

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now that i closed my book, the famous lidia hamilton did have gettysburg ties. she was born a mixed race child of an irish father near gettysburg where she worked for a black barber named jacob smith. she moved with her sons to lancaster to work with that he is stevens. thaddeus died in 19 sit -- 1868, and he gave her a huge sum, $5,000, which she purchased his house in lancaster. her home and his form the core of a 10 acre historic complex. and i have this way of saying one more. it is a good one. and i will show you the pictures before i put it away. it is upside down. here we go. euphemia. what a great name. euphemia goldsborough. i find her very interesting read my daughter has become a baltimorean. going to school at loyola. here is the statue in baltimore, a memorial to the confederate women, and the statue phase trigger to the women taking care of wounded confederate soldiers and prisoners. baltimore was a secessionist city with southern sympathizers. you may know the first union soldiers killed in the battle in the civil war were killed on pratt street i

the main beneficiary of the broken dreams was lewis hamilton. before starting from fifth position he said he needed a miracle to stop sebastian vettel from leapfrogging him in the standings, and his prayers were answered as he picked his way through the wreckage to ta ke picked his way through the wreckage to take the lead. hamilton has shown many times before he is a master of racing in the wet, so little surprise hit won for a third time in a row and seventh time in the season. singapore could be the turning point in the destiny of the championship. yesterday we struggled, and we had no idea what was going to happen today but we just tried to stay focused and get ahead. we were very fortunate with the ferraris at the beginning, so i couldn't be happier. we didn't have that pace we showed in practice to have the pace on mercedes, so a little big disappointed to miss out ona whim, little big disappointed to miss out on a whim, but i'm still going to be pretty grateful and happy with another podium. good damage limitation. we got lucky. the car w

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the main beneficiary was lewis hamilton. before starting from fifth he said he needed a miracle to stop vettel leapfrogging him in the championship standings. his prayers we re championship standings. his prayers were answered as he picked his way through the wreckage to take the lead. hamilton has shown made tags before he's a master of all racing in the wet. little surprise he claimed his third win in a row an seventh of the season. six remaining races favoured a mercedes car over the ferrari so singapore could be the ferrari so singapore could be the turning point in the destiny of the turning point in the destiny of the championship. wayne rooney's returned to old trafford, where he spent thirteen years as a player, with his everton side this afternoon. he was given a good reception as he came out to face the old trafford faithful. but the roof was lifted with antonio valencia opening the scoring with a superb strike. 17 minutes gone and united still leading 1—0. london rivals chelsea and arsenal played out a goalless