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- silver to matt richards, what a great swim from him!oby roberts! great britain take the olympic gold! keely hodgkinson gets the gold! gold for great britain! well done, keely, good girl! hello. a stormy night for some of us. and on top of that, it feels very warm and humid out there — almost tropical — with temperatures hovering around 20 degrees there on the south coast of england through the early hours of monday morning. and even in northern ireland, around 17 degrees. now, this is what the heat wave looks like across western europe. at the moment, temperatures well above the average for the time of the year. the temperatures will peak in england on monday. let's get to the forecast, then, and that stormy picture developing to the west of the british isles. you can see the storm clouds there and the radar indicating the rainfall, flashes of lightning as well. more to come through the course of early monday. so the weather front crossing northern ireland with the downpours through early monday morning, then reaching the west coast of

matt gorman and richard fowler. a fox news contributor.oes it work for trump and vance to go after harris on these economic proposals which say that harris will fix the economy when she has been in the white house that has led us to this point? >> yeah. if you saw her on friday he would've thought she was a challenger. inflation in the housing market at its worst. look, her economic land, she is taking plans for weeks to moderate decisions. the first thing she puts her name on his price controls, subsidizing demand. even the mainstream media. >> price gauging. i'm sorry, i've been on vacation , i missed that one. if she is calling up these companies for what she calls price gouging, the last i checked, that is illegal activity in like 37 states. the states have the power to call these companies out on it. what makes her think she can tell voters that she will somehow cap prices and not run companies out of business? >> i do think that matt is right it seems as though kamala harris and governor tim walz are the challenges and the momentum s

adam peaty was 0.02 seconds away from winning with covid with covid, matt richards as well.ar amount less than 100th of a second. we got the women's coxless fours, which was the which was oh .18 seconds behind. i'm not talking about the boxing by the way. amber rutter skeet shooting lost in a shootout tommy fleetwood lost by one shot.josh tommy fleetwood lost by one shot. josh kerr . so everybody so shot. josh kerr. so everybody so close. but that's what elite sport is all about. those fine margins. those fine margins mind you forget about fine margins. >> we've won a thousand olympic medals. yeah i've, i was counting them. and for a long time . time. >> yeah, yeah, i started counting. i think it was atlanta 96. i was like so i've been clocking them up and then i went and missed it yesterday. i was looking forward to. it's like when you see midnight or when you i don't know, have you ever done that where new year, oh, new year is about to win and it's about to change. or the clocks go back to look at your clocks go back to look at your clock and watch it go back. oh yeah. ye

so matt richards, james guy, duncan scott and tom dean, they they backed up the relay.h just to see that from that team perspective, that gold medal. but my big, big one was a guy called ben proud. oh, ben proud, 50 metre freestyle silver medallist. he came fourth in rio, fifth in tokyo and then he won this time. but he'd won everything else. but this was the one and this is in my eyes, i'd be biased because it's my event. the 50 freestyle is the hardest event in the swim calendar because everyone wants to sprint freestyle. it's the shortest event, the small touches, but everybody wants to swim sprint freestyle because as a kid, when you ran, you wanted to be quick, right? yeah. and then along the way you kind of 9°, then along the way you kind of go, okay, i can't do that event. i've got a bit further or i can't do that again. event i'll jump. >> i'm using athletics, kind of like starting as a striker in football and ending up at the back as a left back. >> exactly. everyone wants to be the glory one. the fastest swimmer. so that is the hardest event. and it came away

i want to bring in now the power panel richard fowler, fox news contributor and matt gorman targeted victory executive vice president and former tim scott campaign advisor. richard, you first. when harris's aides say the fractured media landscape where trust in traditional news outlets have fallen and that's why we haven't seen her in an interview, abc, cbs, nbc, what does that mean? she won't sit for anybody then, just tiktok? >> no, listen. >> harris: that's what they said. >> as a member of the media i think it is important she does sit down for an interview and i do believe that she will likely do so. with that being said, in all fairness i think it is worth pointing out it is not like kamala harris was the candidate of four months ago or five months ago or six months ago or three weeks ago. she was the candidate -- hold on. hold on a second. she was the candidate of last week. there is a lot of things that have to happen between last week and this week and next week as we go toward the convention. i think she will sit down with the media but talk to party officials, get to all t

matt richards and james guy. the one they retain their olympic gold medal.h athlete the most of any, british athlete eveh the most of any, british athlete ever, ever, i hope he continues for another few years. i hope he gets the accolades that he deserves, and could we see a sir duncan scott at some point? hopefully. but he's just lovely. kind nature. a real team player , kind nature. a real team player, >> just some breaking news whilst we've been talking to you. actually mark, about britain claiming a third triathlon medal this morning. this is a silver in the mixed relay, so that's some great news. >> and nobody caught anything in the sein either, did they this time? >> not that we know of . >> not that we know of. >> not that we know of. >> i was actually just watching that before you rang, because we were sort of it was it was a three horse race between us, the usa and germany. and i wasn't sure how it ended. so thanks for telling me. i logged off basically, it was a very strong start with beth potter, >> she began the last leg in the lead, but she was

the same quartet that won gold in tokyo three years ago — james guy, tom dean, matt richards and duncandal again? it is really special, especially to be with the same i especially to be with the same quartet as last time and go back to back. swimming and athletics, it has not been done before. but i have raised almost every evening. it has been difficult to process emotionally and physically, i am pretty drained so i will take the next weeks to get a grip with what has happened. but really excited with what has happened. and buzzing with what has happened. and buzzing with the four by two. you with what has happened. and buzzing with the four by two.— with the four by two. you must all be exhausted, _ with the four by two. you must all be exhausted, but _ with the four by two. you must all be exhausted, but you _ with the four by two. you must all be exhausted, but you are - with the four by two. you must all be exhausted, but you are not i be exhausted, but you are not feeling your best yesterday but still managed to get the gold medal. how was it? you look at adam, as well~ _ how was

matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. matt. >> thank you. more legal drama. utah mother cory richards will stand trial in her husband's murder. a judge ruled there is enough evidence to take the case to a jury. prosecutors say richards poisoned her husband with fentanyl in march 2022. the next year, she self-published a book about a boy dealing with the death of his father. richards has pleaded not guilty to 11 felony counts. >> dozens of people were evacuated when a fire broke out on a hudson river ferry boat between new york and new jersey, while it was happening. a giant cruise ship sailed by the ferry company said no one was injured. the cause of the fire is now being looked into. once everyone was safe, the fire was extinguished and then that ferry was towed back to port. >> coming up, cleaning out the garage, the treasure trove. that one lucky guy found lurking in his. >> and later this happened. the dog who's no carrie bradshaw when it comes to shoes. still cute though. we'll have that story coming up. you're watching world news now with so many mesa l

silver to matt richards. what a great swim from him.think sums up a lot of these olympics. sums up a lot of these what they had done it. that to me i think sums up a lot of these what i games it has been for britain. 50 sums up a lot of these what i games it has been for britain.— it has been for britain. so many memories- _ it has been for britain. so many memories. we _ it has been for britain. so many memories. we note _ it has been for britain. so many memories. we note that - it has been for britain. so many memories. we note that in i it has been for britain. so many i memories. we note that in terms of total medals, team gb hit their target. but not so much in the gold how much of an investigation will there be into the lack of gold medals? not total lack but they could have been more. you medals? not total lack but they could have been more.- medals? not total lack but they could have been more. you are right. 14 old could have been more. you are right. 14 gold medals _ could have been more. you are right. 14 gold medals won _ c

joining us this morning, allie raffa, matt bodner, courney kube, peter baker, and richard haass, president emeritus, council on foreign relations, alexander vinman of european affairs. what do we know as of this moment? >> reporter: due to the sensitive nature of these ongoing talks, these ongoing movements, we're not able to talk about exactly who is involved in this prisoner swap. but we do know from a senior administration official that it involves multiple countries, including the united states, of course, but we can talk about who we know has been in russian custody recently. we know that that includes former marine paul whelan, who was in prisoned since december of 2018 on espionage charges and his name got a lot of attention specifically in 2022 when he was notably not included in that prisoner swap that allowed for wnba player brittney griner to be freed from russian custody. another one that we know has been wrongfully detained in russia, of course, "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich, in prison now for 70 weeks, sentenced earlier this month to 16 years in russian pris

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richards in the outside lane, on the final straight.l had other ideas, and showed pure determination to make up the distance, and pip hudson—smith to the line, silverfor him. zambia's mazula samukonga came third, but drama right at the end there on the track. at the velodrome, great britain's men have won team sprint silver, in a pulsating final in paris. ethan hayter, dan bigham, charlie tanfield and ethan vernon were pipped to gold by australia, who triumphed in this event for the first time since the 2004 games. despite a strong start, britain's men trailed by tiny fractions of a second for most of the race and were under two—tenths of a second behind, as they started the final lap. but hayter, who was leading the gb train, came out of his saddle in the closing 200 metres, and almost lost control of his bike, handing the australians victory. moments later, great britain's women picked up bronze in the same discipline. elinor barker, josie knight, anna morris and jess roberts beat italy to continue gb�*s run of reaching the women's te

richard? >> 40 launch areas. danielle, thanks for that summary of what you learned during the idf's news briefing. matt bradley, as we listened to some of the details there, 40 locations that were hit, again, reaffirming and restating that the targets they believe that hezbollah was targeting our northern and central. what do you make of that readout that danielle just gave us? >> what is interesting, what you really have to pay attention to, when talking about the situation is, whether or not this is qualitatively or quantitatively different from what has been going on over the past 10 months. almost 11 months now. we have always been seeing quite a bit of violence over israel's northern border with lebanon. between hezbollah, the idf. if it weren't for the appalling violence that we have been seeing in the gaza strip and the attack on october 7th this would be a huge headline throughout the world. and this is a war that has been going on on a smaller scale that has been dwarfed by the fighting in the gaza strip

you are agreeing, richard.istraction to look like they are doing something when they are doing something when they aren't. this is headline stuff, not tackling what's actually going on. >> right? matt. emma, thank you so much . >> right? matt. emma, thank you so much. right. >> right? matt. emma, thank you so much . right. still to come so much. right. still to come this morning. prince harry and meghan markle. they've left columbia. the verdict is out on whether their public tour was a success. >> success. >> we'll be keeping you up to date on the british superyacht that has sunk off the coast of italy. but time now for the news headunes italy. but time now for the news headlines with sam francis . headlines with sam francis. >> very good morning to you. just after half past 11 and the top story of the day, one person has died, six people still missing after a british flagged superyacht sank off the coast of sicily. it's understood the vessel capsized when it got caught up in a tornado just after sunrise. 15 s