people like so, chun want to get out front. so chun is a tattoo artist by trade. he keeps a replica gun and a bullet proof vest in his office. and figures should war come to taiwan as it has an ukraine? people like him will be called up and handed real guns at some point. and those her prepared people who aren't prepared and also those who are panicking. i think all those types will be there. i'm sure most people don't want to go to war. i also don't want to go to war, but in the unfortunate event it really happens. i'll be mentally prepared. housings of wear suit, chun is now. that's where a travel guide chang woo wants to be. he's in an advanced beginner class, learning more about gripping a gun and moving with a weapon. say say it's only because of the ukraine more that i more urgently started feeling that threat from china. so i decided to gain some deeper knowledge about these defensive weapons. in the past, before the war started, i was mostly interested in 1st aid. sissy deborah, joe, this has already been a trend in the last 2 years since chinese fighter j

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that led chun to her third major win.inal three holes, missing for birdie on the 18th to sign for a 73. and south korea's chun, who topped the leaderboard after each round, recovered from her shaky start to seal par on the last, winning by one shot ahead of thompson and minjee lee of australia, on 5—under for the tournament. the victory for the world number 33 adds to her us women's open and evian championship crowns. the wimbledon tennis championships begin on monday and while there've been five different female champions in the past five tournaments, novak djokovic is going for his fourth men's title in a row. he starts his defence against south korea's soo—woo kwon. djokovic is the top seed in the men's draw as the world number one, daniil medvedev, is missing — that's because of the all england club's ban on russian and belarusian players, and the tournament has been stripped of ranking points because of their stance. i cannot say i fully agree to ban russian tennis players or belarusian tennis players from competing

how about a fresca, 5 under, within three shots of chun for sunday's final round. money has been no object for the warriors. three draft picks yesterday, paid 2 million to jump up for him. baldwin played for dad at milwaukee, injuries limited him to 11 games last season due to injury, but when he was in there, he channelled steph curry's style of play. one time got him in trouble. >> it was definitely spontaneous, in the moment had no clue what i was doing, felt it, went in. saw somebody on the bench and had to turn around and let them know. that's usually not me, first tech ever in my life, well deserved, good tech. >> i'd like to have a great sports cast and turn around and talk trash to somebody, but it's just you guys, my tv family. >> you can talk trash to us. >> right here for you. step stool to talk to them? >> makes me 6'3". >> i'm sure a lot of them look up to it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mea

in gee chun at 16 to take the lead at 500.ongressional showed its teeth today to lexi thompson, she paid for it, missing that one. in gee chun wasn't going to miss this one. she hung on and won her third career major, walked away with $1.3 million to put in her bank account. we are in the wrong position. >> i was thinking that. >> big time. >> chipping, putting, 300-yard drives. >> instead. >> instead -- >> we're producing rhetoric. >> and we'll say water. we'll be right back. >>> the bay bridge is calm now. that's because this city was quite lively earlier. we want to leave you on this pride sunday with some highlights from today's parade in san francisco. >> and here they are. [ cheering ] ♪ [ sirens ] [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight, supreme aftershocks. >> my body, my choice! >> duncan: protests roll on after roe falls, as american women begin the week without the constitutional right to an abortion. >> we are using every tool we have to fight for reproductive rights. >> the supreme court

and will the overo the capitalh leader is in gee chun and a double bogie here, and lexi thompson is one of the players after her, and, hey, lexi, how about a fresca at 15, and she is 5 under within three shots of chun in the final round later today. and the fellows, third round of the travelers championship in connecticut, and here is leader xander schauffele, and track this one, as it is settled right near the cup for a tap-in birdie. but you know what, the playing partner was patrick cantlay, and look at what he did on his shot. but you know, these guys are good. he got inside of schauffele's shot, and the leader is cantlay by a single shot over schauffele. with a final round later on today. now, money has been no object for the warriors and the team brought in three draft picks friday, and guy santos, and they jumped up to get baldwin who is the first-round pick who played for his dad at milwaukee, but the injuries limited him to 11 games last season, but when he was inthere, he stephle o pl, >> it was definite. spontaneous, and you know, in the moment, i had no clue what i was doing

inji chun continues to lead the women's pga championship in maryland.urrently playing the final hole of her third round. the two—time major winner shot a course record 8—under in the first round. —— in gee chun continues to lead the women's pga championship in maryland. a number of high—profile sportswomen and men have used their voices to denounce friday's us supreme court decision to remove constitutional protection for those seeking abortions. us women's forward megan rapinoe described friday's ruling as "sad and cruel". abortion was made legal across the us after a landmark ruling in 1973, often referred to as the roe v wade case, but that has been overturned, a move that is likely to lead to abortion being banned in half of us states. pro—choice means that you get to choose. pro—choice allows other people to be pro—life if that is what works for them or that is what their beliefs are or if that is where they are at in their life. pro—life doesn't allow anybody to make a choice. that's all the sport for now. after a two—year absence because of the p

in gee chun held a six—shot lead going into the weekend, but she's made three bogeys in herfirst six, two shots behind leader lexi thompson. the american — who's searching for her second major and first win in three years — is six under par. stephanie meadow is the best—placed brit on one over par. rory mcilroy�*s hopes of a second pga tour win in three weeks are all but over heading into the final round of the travelers championship. a two over par round of 72 on saturday saw him fall 11 shots behind leader xander schauffele, but he has at least started his final round with a birdie in the first couple of holes. scotland's martin laird is five off the lead — tied for fifth. this time tomorrow, one pocket of south west london will be buzzing. a whiff of strawberries and cream in the air and the sound of tennis ball being smashed. wimbledon is here. full crowds and two british grand slam champions on centre court. our sports correspondent laura scott looks ahead. it's been a while, but wimbledon�*s back in full force, and so is the queue. awaiting them is an all—star cast. serena will

in gee chun held a six—shot lead going into the weekend, but she's made four bogeys in herfront ninetwo shots behind leader lexi thompson. the american — who's searching for her second major and first win in three years — is six under par. stephanie meadow is the best—placed brit, level par for the tournament. one more sleep until the all england club opens its gates for one of the most eagerly anticipated fortnights on the british sporting calendar. think strawberries and cream, henman hill and a load of people with seemingly no problem queueing. wimbledon is almost here. 0ur sports correspondent laura scott looks ahead. it's been a while, but wimbledon�*s back in full force, and so is the queue. awaiting them is an all—star cast. serena williams hasn't played singles since this agonising exit last year... ..but hasn't given up on another trophy at a0. 0pening centre court in its 100th year is defending champion novak djokovic. but rafael nadal is eyeing his third slam of the year after three years away. i enjoy it, unforgettable moments here, so i don't know how many wimbledons rem

she is three shots of chun for sunday's final round. the fellas, third round of the travellers championship in connecticut. let's track this one, as it settled right next to the cup. wow, these guys are good. tap-in birdie for him, and look what his playing partner patrick cantlay did. the leader is a sing the shot for the tournament. we're not done. those north of 50 years old were in pennsylvania for the senior open. long range at the 11th hole. watch this closely. wait for it. wait for it. no, wait, tim. how about a fresca? and that was the for par. how about three-time major champion patrick harrington. had this left for eagle. enter anybody going to catch him sunday? stay tuned. i played golf yesterday. you're not going to believe this. i hit 15 of 18 fairways during my round, and it wasn't miniature golf. it was the real deal. >> i have seen you play. do you a good job. >> as the kids say, i had a lot in any bag yesterday. >>> coming up, playing why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatiti

and at the latest women's golf major, the pga championship, south korea's in gee chun has had a stunningmpions st helens are definitely the team to watch this season. they ran in eight tries in all, including this one. they will certainly take some stopping. for more on that and everything else, you can head to the bbc sport website, but that is all your sport for now. hello. showers have been making their way northwards. not as warm for the day ahead and there will be some sunshine around. that's because we've got low pressure moving into the west now and throne bands of rain showers our way. we've also seen low cloud and it will be in much warmer start to friday. mist and fog could hang around. showers develop billing and turning heavy and thundery. durance quite wet and breezy, increasingly breezy, particularly in the west. we could see 25—26 in the east, but not as warm or the rest of the country. still some very high levels of pollen. we do see that band of rain turning more showery, pushing the northwards, that low pressure centre to the west and it's going to stay there and become

chun is the pacesetter. here. she is on the par 4/4, which he birdies to get the 10 under.hes at 11 under and has a six stroke lead going into play saturday. the oakland athletics have a second shot at the kansas city royals this weekend. this after dropping two of three to casey at the coliseum last weekend. kauffman stadium fans watching to sell it dwellers do battle, and that's that's about what it was in the bottom of the third royals right fielder edward oliveira's goes yard that's his first of the year. the thai it up in the top of this fourth inning on a single by seth brown, which plates tony kemp, green and gold, trying to snap their three game skid. bottom of the fifth though, that man again olivarez does it again his second home run of the game and second career to home run game, it breaks the tie. solo shot has the royals up to one will have more on that later this evening. a little cto on this t g. i f and this is the reason why you do not do the carnival games. steph curry, and i think we all can agree. he's pretty good at basketball. where he's at six flags d

chun had to do what she did chun the winner over thompson and mindy lee were both one stroke back. gets biggd bigger every year. no question n event. no question about it. we'll see you at 11 30 for sports. thank you next at 11. san francisco police clear pride crowds a little bit early after someone starts spring mace into the crowd. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. hello again, everyone. i'm heather holmes mike mibach. someone started spraying mace at the end of today's pride performances right near city hall that forest event organizers to wrap up early despite that situation, ktbc elissa harrington reports held joyful pride was especially with the attendees who want people to remember today. video posted on citizen app shows a fight at civic center plaza at the tail end of san francisco pride festivities, officers were seen with helmets and face shields. police cars and ambulances zoomed past crowds of people decked out in bright colors to celebrate the lgbtq plus community. police say they were called to reports of shots fired near the pride festival at seventh and

in gee chun at 16 for the outright lead of 5 under.ongressional showed its teeth to co-leader lexi thompson. that's a tough course. so ingee chung hung on and won her third career major, walked away with a $1.3 million check. but i'll tell you something, work for it, they are just banging balls. 300 a shot. then they've got to go to the sand trap. then they've got to putt for hours. what a life. >> it sounds fun. >> it's a passion, right? >> their passion, absolutely. vern, thanks so much. >>> that's it for us right now but after the break, we're going to air our special pride celebration. >> and then we'll all be back at 11:00 tonight. until then, we'll see you, and stay tuned. >>> pride 2022. a chance to meet the moment and celebrate and hear calls for action. >> once we know better, we have to act. we have to do better. >> listening to the stories of those taking on new challenges and those who changed the world. >> and i was supposed to be doing a tv news story and i just started weeping. >> and the people who opened their hearts.

mm. roosevelt proposed to divide germany into 5 small states. chun, she'll agreed but started and insisted on preserving germany's unity to europe. if the book b huddle shows in with mushroom news, you are still, chris, are problem boshra, troy, can you carbonella mustard could draw from me. you construct you in the cochran level of to get on you ah ah, needs to come to the russian state to never. i've side as i'm phoning most landscape div, asking him then i can also send, send me it within the 50 that will be paid. okay. so mine is 25 and speaking with we will van in the european union, the kremlin. yup, machines. the state aren't russia to date and split ortiz sputnik, even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest, and with a big if, if even click to chat with, ah, ah, since the break away at the donates people's republic was been ranging in dunbar, ukrainian artillery has been shelling civilian townsend, mining villages for your more. very lovely deal. with what i tell you what with what with a deal about one of these update little of as of all of the 3 of the little

post war architecture were discussed with roosevelt proposed to divide germany into 5 small states. chun, she'll agreed but stars and insisted on preserving germany's unity to get on to bull b. huddle chosen with mushroom news. you are still chris, up boshra, troy, can you carbonella mustard could draw from me? you construct you in the cochran level of to get on you. any meaningful relationship is based on the following trust. this is absent in russia's relationship with the west of essentially moscow does not beam western leaders to be good faith actors. this is the lesson learned since the end of a cold war. as we all know, rainy trust is very difficult, if not impossible. ah, [000:00:00;00] with ah, june the 6th 1944 normandy. the allies opened the 2nd front 11 months before victory after the german war machine had been broken down. that was when the british and the americans really focused more power into assaulting germany, but they did a tremendous cost to the russian people in the russian soldiers who suffered more casualties than any other people. and any other nation on the war?

mm. roosevelt proposed to divide germany into 5 small states. chun, she'll agreed. but star insisted on preserving germany's unity to get on to boat. b. huddle shows in my sri news. you are still chris. boshra, troy. can you carbonella mustard? could you construct you in the cochran level of to get on you? ah ah ah ah ah ah, june the 6th 1944 normandy. the allies opened the 2nd front, 11 months before victory. after the german war machine had been broken down, that was when the british and the americans really focused more power into a salting germany. but they did it a tremendous cost to the russian people and the russian soldiers who suffered more casualties than any other people in any other nation of the war. operation about gretchen wasn't even great at disaster. they had flooded the fabulous, stony ground. it took the red army 5 weeks to advance, 720 kilometers to warsaw. nearly 20 german divisions were destroyed completely. another 50 suffered great losses. throughout most of the war, the americans in the british were confronting hen german divisions between

to maintain its image as a home for freedom of thought and opposing views. us journalists, manila chun picks up the story for us. social media companies. in this case, twitter have been on a hiring spree of a number of former f b i agent such as director of corporate security and risk. that's what mark jira shook he did after he marked 21 years at the bureau, leaving his post as supervisor, a special agent at the f. b. i san francisco field office, or like u. s. army veteran and west point graduate. karen waltz was also spent 21 years at the f. b i in new york, serving in her last position as a special agent of public and private sector outreach. twitter likes to present themselves as arbiter of free speech, truth, anti fake news, and some sort of community to share thoughts and opinions. but can such be the case when they're c suite and executive ranks are filled by folks from the f b. i. the investigative arm of the d, o. j. the truth is that at the f b, i 50 percent of all the normal conversations that people had were about how you were going to make money after retirement. you know

this was anna herring, her contribution to long chun international b annella. the design is reminiscent of chinese lanterns blue. she completed this daycare center in st. up week in 2014. 0, harry, her sustainable building concept is in demand world wide. she teaches at harvard immunity and siri, and as one of the few women to run her own architectural firm. again and again, she feels drawn back to bangladesh. long life, all youth participation, i live and equal rights to ah, the whole village. both men and women joined in to build this award winning to story therapy center god for people with disabilities like, ah, are many years focusing on construction projects across contracts have started coming in future to including a clean altar for the worms cathedral. ah, hang us 1st building me to play in europe, went up in 2016, a birthing room before robert austria. once the project to rosenheim, bavaria is completed. she'll move on to the next construction site this time and god will certainly and you fascinating. how many color nuances clay has from reddish yello

defending champion nelly korda is currently tied for second, five shots off the leader in gee chun.up the east coast in connecticut, that's not the case — with brooks koepka and abraham ancer with and abraham ancer joining the saudi backed liv golf series. it's still a high class field, though, including rory mcilroy, world number one scottie scheffler and olympic champions xander schauffele. rory mcilroy leads the way after eight under par. some news from us here at bbc sport — for a long time now, we have been reporting on the impacts of climate change on sport and similarly the impact that sport has on the environment. more and more sports stars are beginning to speak up on environmental issues and increasing numbers of sporting organisations are beginning to take action around their own sustainability. in an effort to recognise those leading the way, the bbc is today announcing its first ever green sport awards. there will be three athlete awards, which will be decided by an independent panel, but nominations are open today for people to nominate organisations who are working ha

final round of the women's pga championship gets underway in the next hour, with south korea's in gee chunge lead has been halved to just three shots, though, after a 3—over par 75 yesterday. northern ireland's stephanie meadow is tied 10th on 2—under par. rory mcilroy�*s hopes of a second pga tour win in three weeks are all but over after slipping 11 shots off the lead heading into the final round of the travelers championship. he trails leader xander schauffele after a 2—over 72 on saturday. that leaves him in 31st place, but scotland's martin laird is in contention — tied forfifth — five shots behind schauffele. emma raducanu says she is "ready to go" ahead of the start of wimbledon tomorrow. she burst onto the scene and reached the fourth round at last year's championships before stunning the world to win the us open in september. she's has been plagued by injuries recently but practised at wimbledon on friday as scheduled. she will make her centre court debut when she plays belgium's alison van uytvanck tomorrow. it's the most special place to be playing tennis and just a very inspiri

those responsible for war crimes are these. manila chun explores the history of u. s. military involvement in a legit war crimes i states is sending an unmistakable message. there is no place to hide. we will, we and our partners will pursue every avenue available to make sure that those were responsible for these atrocities are held. garland has tapped veteran d o, j prosecutor, eli rosenbaum, to lead the department new war crimes accountability team who will be tasked with coordinating efforts with ukrainian officials and other international law enforcement groups. now the. 6 irony in this appointment rosenbaum is known as the nazi hunter. i properly don't need to explain why that's ironic, given the known position of ukraine's is off battalion. but nonetheless, the u. s. has a long history of what the international community has called war crimes and is certainly not in the position to point any fingers given america's foreign policy appears to be that of any action with full impunity. you can go as far back as the 19th sixty's when the u. s. blanketed the tiny s

do feel free to check out our chun along odyssey for more news and video content on his pizza scott's. and i'll be back again at the top of the hour. ah. with lou needs to come to the russian state little narrative time on the most. i'm skiing with 55 with will ban in the european union. the kremlin. yup. machine. the state on russia today and c r t spoke next. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with me ah with mm ah, welcome to world to party, as the chinese war strategist sounds to positive more than 2 and a half 1000 years ago. if you know the am and me know yourself, you don't need to fear the result of a 100 battles. but if you don't warn you, crane has already led to have a plethora of unforeseen strains on the global economy and analyst form that worse could be up to come. how well did the protagonist in this drama understand that roles that age and their limits? to discuss that, i'm now joined on the seen by dr. gal, vice president of the center for china and globalization, isn't gal, it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you very

and just before we go, in gee chun has won the women's pga championship, finishing the tournament 5—undert that's all from us for now. the glastonbury festival is drawing to a close this evening after three days of performances, including sir paul mccartney on the pyramid stage last night, and diana ross. the final acts include kendrick lamar. earlier, i spoke to our reporter steffan powell at the festival ahead of tonight's final headline act, kendrick lamar. a moment we have elbow on the pyramid stage behind me. the iconic stage, if you look to the right, we can see here, there are people sat down having a nice time, watching elbow, it is cam and serene, that wasn't the case when paul mccartney wasn't the case when paul mccartney was on that stage last night. people were crammed all the way back, right up were crammed all the way back, right up to this road, all the way back up to the trees over here, to my rightlet it was busy for that set that would go down in history. how often can you bring out a few fighter in dave growl and bruce spring teen out. history was made where the oldest

that's the view of leader in gee chun going into the final round of the women pga championship in marylandree shots after a three over par 75 yesterday. northern ireland's stephanie meadow is tied 10th on 2 under par. rory mcilroy�*s hopes of a second pga tour win in three weeks are all but over heading into the final round of the travelers championship. a two over par round of 72 saw him fall 11 shots behind leader xander schauffele. that's down in 31st place but martin laird of scotland isn't totally out of it. he's tied for fifth, five shots behind the olympic champion. this time tomorrow, day one of wimbledon will be in full swing with andy murray waiting in the wings. he's third up on centre court against james duckworth in his first round match. murray is fit after missing queens with an abdominal injury. he'll be under the guidance of ivan lendl once more for the tournament, the coach who helped him to all three of his grand slam titles. obviously, having him on my team helps. we have had a lot of success in the past. we know each other, know each other well. and he still believes i

and at the latest women�*s golf major, the pga championship, south korea�*s in gee chun has had a stunningthing else, you can head to the bbc sport website, but that is all your sport for now. hello there. showers have been making their way northwards through the night accompanied by the odd rumble of thunder. not as warm for the day ahead, and there will be some sunshine around certainly, but equally a rash of showers will develop as the day goes, that�*s because we got low pressure moving into the west now and throwing bands of rain or showers our way. we�*re are also seeking some misty, low cloud and fog coming we�*re are also seeing some misty, low cloud and fog coming into eastern scotland, and it will be a much warmer start to friday, quite a close night and end to the night. that mist and fog could hang around, cloudy for the northern isles, showers developing quite quickly turning heavy and thundery, and then more persistent rain pushes into the southwest of england, western wales and more notably northern ireland later in the day. it turns quite wet and breezy, increasingly breezy

yes, there are different chuns, right?'s funny that it's such a form of talking in such a way. yes, we can in russian great sanyok and how to try it andreyevich. yes, in his program, andreevich turned into mikhail sergeyevich, so everything is a big game. ah, with whom she scores a big circle, who will join later, i will join later. e, danil, it will be more difficult for you. applause , go to red deeds, you need to score 200 points. if it succeeds, that team will become the owner of the main prize of 50.000. well, not great, but just an honorary honorary you will have 15 seconds. during this time, you need to answer five questions quickly without hesitation. well, how about a machine gun? yes, are you ready, yes, silence? let's go that passengers lose their wallets in the subway. what are bulk corpse products? what is a historical film, what can you scoop up water? what are the holes of rats perfectly fit 15 seconds fit this task is completed, you can applaud karen. and let's check your answers about you. the first questi

south korea's in—gee chun continues to lead the women's pga championship in maryland on eight under par her round six shots clear, she now only leads by three, as she chases a first major title in six years. northern ireland's stephanie meadow is tied tenth on two under par. but there's been more disappointment for rory mcilroy — after the third round of the travelers championship, he's slipped back to 31st place. after sharing the lead on the first day and falling away on the second, a two—over—par round of 72 means he's now 11 shots behind leader xander scheuffele going into the final round. scotland's martin laird is fifth. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what the the papers are saying today. with me are benjamin butterworth, late editor and senior reporter at the i, and anne mcelvoy, senior editor of the economist. the observer leads on reaction to comments by borisjohnson that he's planning for a third term, with senior conservatives apparently calling him �*delusional�*. according to the telegraph, the prime minist

. >> yeah, there was advice chuns. jones used to may had a puck game.od on hib-of-his. his stick on that was alpha male. >> for real people who have the ability to stabbed up and play against this filth. >> and that would play right into the hands of a presidential candidate sharing the same information. >> thank you for joining us. >> great to be here. >> alex zones is how it would be -- he put forth the strategy of putting donald trump side by side with info wars. >> he contacted me and said i'm going to meet the biggest enemies of trump and i believe question take them out without revealing how corrupt they are. >> i just want to finish by saying your reputation is amazing. >> that movement encapsulates the mainstreaming of conspiracy theories and hate that we've seen in u.s. politics. >> after that it became increasely trump in alex's office. this place is extremely polarized to one candidate and it's never been that way before. >> hillary is like in creepy weird tough. >> went in all in as only he could. tluch's opponent would be tlapd stannic. >>

chun is on 8—under par heading in to her second round — that's the joint—lowest score in the history four after the american beat british number one, and top seed cameron norrie. and disappointment for harriet dart. she was also knocked out in the quarter—finals — losing in straight sets to the two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova. the main draw for wimbledon takes place this morning, but two of the favourites have already been getting a feel for centre court. it's like a second home for novak djockovich and rafael nadal. but this is the first time players have been able to practise on the show courts before the tournament. it's to help the new grass bed in to hopefully make it less slippy. because we have seen it in the past. players slipping in early rounds. serena williams went off injured when she slipped in her first round match. they have never been allowed to do that before? you have spent time on the grass. i've never been on the grass. that was the point i am making, they protect it so carefully. i will be there from monday and i am sure we will get a look about how it

on sunday, and that was the ending of title droughts for the winners, including south korea's in g. chun. she was urged to retire from gulf during her 3 and a half year windless streak. but her persistence paid off at the women's pga championship when she won her 3rd major turnover kind of both the full front mind to hold on flexing thompson and mindy lee by a stroke. she owns $1300000.00 for that. if it's i mean is it so 1st 9 whole, i got a lot of pressure to be honest, i couldn't get it to blake all. i believe i have a chance in the back 9. so i tried to hang in there when i was to have it. i made it so my body is still shaking. and 10 months after almost quitting golf lee helped song sank, thus mass of birdie path to win up trail for the b m. w international in the ric, if he's 1st victory in over 4 years, and the winner, the thomas peters saw him breakdown with me. i couldn't sleep last night. i slept like poly 5 hours, max. and somehow i dream about, i hold a trophy and i'm just sings ha, happened on me again just just in cordele. and finally, chaotic scenes interrupted sundays. m.

south korea's in g. chun secures the women's pga championship. thus we continue our build up to wimbledon. we'll hear from to tom sharpie and andy murray, and the sports biggest enigma mc teary os. ah, ah, hello, and welcome to the program or russian missiles have arraigned down on ukraine's capital for the 1st time in weeks. they've hit an apartment block in keys. this came just hours before leaders from the group of 7 wealthy nation started a summer in germany. they have reaffirmed their support for ukraine and announced more sanctions against russia. but for months into the war, leaders are facing multiple crises and countries around the world hoping for concrete solutions to solve high inflation, food shortages and hunger, as there is a step vast and reports. now from the summit, the scenic beautiful views of the bavarian alps are in contrast with the urgent and grim crisis. the 7 leaders of the world's highest income countries have to tackle. just before german chancellor, olive shoals greeted his guest. russian rockets hid the ukrainian cap

at the women's pga championship south korea's in—jee chun is the one to catch after a record—equallingg into the second round of the travelers championship in connecticut. his opening round of 8 under par puts him a shot clear alongside the americanjt poston. but look at this runaway golf cart at that same event. driverless, it found itself into the water by the 16th hole after an understandably feeble attempt to stop it. that's all the sport for now. thank you. we are going to hearfrom borisjohnson stop were thank you. we are going to hear from boris johnson sto— boris johnson stop were in the uk became in 2018 _ boris johnson stop were in the uk became in 2018 the _ boris johnson stop were in the uk became in 2018 the word - boris johnson stop were in the uk became in 2018 the word covid i boris johnson stop were in the uk | became in 2018 the word covid had not been invented. many of us had no idea what a coronavirus was, and nobody could have known that the worst pandemic for a century would soon claim millions of lives. the british government put together the partnership between o

chun -- lafgren. >> last week we presented the testimony of former attorney general bill barr, who testifiedormer president trump started making claims of election fraud immediately after the election and that hour concluded the claims were untrue. due to the length of attorney general barr testimony i'm only going to include relevant portions today. let's play the video. >> the department, in fact, received this credible allegations of fraud and made an effort to look into this to satisfy ourselves that they were without merit. i was in the posture of trying to figure out >> announcer: it was an avalanche of allegations of fraud that built up over a number of days. it was like playing whack a mole because it is one thing one day and the next day another. -- tackled the early claims that i understood -- >> for the first time since the election, the attorney general spoke personal with the president on november 23rd. this was at the white house. >> on november 23rd, i had not spoken to the president since the election, in fact since the middle of october, roughly. it was getting awkward becau

night after night, tucker carlson legitimizes the fix that his -- the fick -- the fix chun that his ?sh -- it's the same racist dogma that inspierd the re-- inspired the resurgence of the ku klux klan 100 years ago. they took off the white robes on this gang. carlson and pundits like him traffic in fear and hate. they are radicalizing their viewers by preying on paranoia and winks to the far-right extremists looking to them for leadership. we've seen the growing use of political violence against the elected officials, against flight attendants, election workers, school board members and other public servants. just this morning, to make it clear, our condemnation on violence applies on the right and left. just this morning, news broke that a man was arrested near the home of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, carrying one weapon and with burglary equipment. he told police he was planning on killing the justice. we have to stand united, democrats, rbltion, independent, independents, left and right, and condemn violence wherever its source, right or left. whether threatened against a

south korea's in—gee chun is the runaway leader at congressional, six shots clear of the field on 11 been going so well. what about the mental resilience to continue i the mental resilience to continue and finish around level path. what's more coming up, we will see you shortly. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. the time now is 7:36am. massive protests have swept across the us in response to the supreme court decision to overturn the constitutional right to abortion. thirteen states had trigger laws in place, meaning they could ban abortion straight away once the ruling was made. tennessee is one of those states, and our correspondent rianna croxford reports from the city of nashville. it isa it is a hen party capital of america. women celebrating their final night of freedom as they lose the right to another. how did you feel when you heard about it? sick to my stomach- — feel when you heard about it? sick to my stomach. i _ feel when you heard about it? 5 ca; to my stomach. i hate to hear it. it is disturbing, and really unfortunate. because it impacts

we will have all the action from wimbledon over the coming couple of weeks _ south korea's in—gee chunlers championship. he has slipped — travellers championship. he has slipped back to 30 first place after sharing _ slipped back to 30 first place after sharing the lead on the first day and falling away on the second. around — and falling away on the second. around 72. _ and falling away on the second. around 72, to overcome a means he is 11 around 72, to overcome a means he is it shots _ around 72, to overcome a means he is it shots by— around 72, to overcome a means he is it shots by the — around 72, to overcome a means he is 11 shots by the leader going to the final round. but modern lad from scotland — final round. but modern lad from scotland is — final round. but modern lad from scotland is doing well on fifth. —— martin— scotland is doing well on fifth. —— martin lad — at the british athletics championships darryl neita took victory in the final of the women's100 metres. neita won bronze with dina asher—smith in the 4x100 metre relay at the tokyo olympics, but beat her team—mate