taken cleared. eventually, protesters were ta ken away, cleared. eventually, protesters were taken away, nine were arrested and the race did start a0 minutes late. we know there was one fatality, 17 of the 39 finished. and it was a fairly chaotic race, a number of followers early on. followers early on. yes, some suggesting followers early on. yes, some suggesting the followers early on. yes, some suggesting the time followers early on. yes, some suggesting the time the - followers early on. yes, some l suggesting the time the horses followers early on. yes, some - suggesting the time the horses spent in the sun didn t do them any favours, but it was chaotic and it is always chaotic, particularly the early stages, the first and second fences were pretty chaotic. mr breakaway and fury road two to four early. and we had a problem with loose horses causing some confusion. seems you don t want to see, you don t want to see falling horses and you don t want to see fatalities. scen
for the horses really. they are thoroughbred horses, they arejust better kept moving and not waiting around at the start, the sooner you get started, the better really. the few extra turns wasn t ideal. hopefully, it didn t affect any of the horses too badly. we got you we got through it all right. what we got through it all right. what would ou we got through it all right. what would you get we got through it all right. what would you get we got through it all right. what would you get what - we got through it all right. what would you get what would you say to the protesters? would you get what would you say to the protesters? to the protesters? look, it is a difficult subject. to the protesters? look, it is a difficult subject. all to the protesters? look, it is a difficult subject. all i to the protesters? look, it is a difficult subject. all i can - to the protesters? look, it is a difficult subject. all i can say l to the protesters? look, it is a| difficul
by the animal activists group animal rising to disrupt the national. they said they wanted to stop the race to protect the horses. a handful of arrests were made in the morning, but 15 minutes before the schedules started, we saw activists trying to get onto the course. police were on the scene quickly, but some protesters did get onto the track and attempted to attach themselves to fences. all that meant the start of the race had to be delayed. and it was quite a warm and sunny day here, so the horses had to go back to the pre paddock while the course was cleared. eventually, those protesters were taken away, and the race did start, 1a minutes late. we know there was one fatality in the race, 17 of the 39 finished. and it was a fairly chaotic race, a number of fallers early on. yeah, some suggestion the time the horses spent in the sun didn t do them any favours, but it was chaotic and
conference but particularly in that interview in the sun. and it was not an apology to her for anything eche said, it s apologizing saying look, the sun didn t write everything. and the reporter said oh, no, we did put all of that stuff in the article and the president said it is not in the headline. you are looking at live pictures from parliament square where many people have gathered. we ll try to get a zoomed out shot. these are people protesting the president s visit. and of course the famous blimp flying above parliament that was signed off on by the mayor of london who is a big critic of the president. susan, let me get your take on what the president said on russia. he was asked multiple times about this meeting with vladimir putin on monday and his line over and over again was no one has been harder on russia than my administration.
sunni rebels captured two border crossings yesterday. they ve seized four towns in anbar province just since yesterday. there s a report that a judge who sentenced saddam hussein to death has been executed by isis. the daily mail says raouf abdel rahman was captured and killed in retaliation for hussein s death. he is of kurdish background. isis forces are sunni as was saddam hussein. topping our health headlines this morning, there is more evidence tanning salons for teens may be risky. a study out this morning says adults with a form of skin cancer are more likely to have used indoor tanning as teenagers. the amount of time spent outdoors in the sun didn t appear to be a factor. the researchers want more restrictions on teen use of tanning salons. and an anti-smoking group says cigarettes are more addictive than ever. the campaign for tobacco-free kids says the cigarette makers want to hook younger smokers.