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alex bowman has won at chicago!a job, brother. >> awesome job! >> oh, no. the celebration into the wall. alex bowman's happy. locked into the playoffs with that move right there. and strategy call. staying on wet weather tires. >> great call. crew chief, driver, on the same page. bowman drove an amazing final run there. reddick put the pressure on. made one little mistake. jeff burton pointed out. there are hundreds of mistakes throughout the race. just such a great work. it's right here. 45 is coming. he has to get so close to the inside. just a glancing blow. you see the fire out the pipes, he has to breathe it so it doesn't hit the outside wall. that was it. listen into this contact. clear through four. right there in the middle of five. contact with the right side door. so close a week ago for the 45. so close again this week. but this man, alex bowman, celebration. >> 12 winners in 2024. alex bowman is just adding his name to the list. gibbs was closing the gap as well. joey hand with a fourth place finish. mcd

alex visited her at — mum and dad. baby, i love you! alex visited her at prc's _ mum and dad.dad. baby, i love you! alex visited her at prc's rescue centre - visited her at prc's rescue centre in the gambia. she took photos and videos, playing with a beautiful baby girl, and it went viral. her story was seen by more than a0 million people around the world and the money came pouring in. but alex became suspicious when adam asked her to sign a nondisclosure agreement and so she decided to ask questions. i agreement and so she decided to ask ruestions. . . . questions. i am and their direct attack from _ questions. i am and their direct attack from prc _ questions. i am and their direct attack from prc to _ questions. i am and their direct attack from prc to not - questions. i am and their direct attack from prc to not only - attack from prc to not only assassinate my character... but they are unlawfully withholding access to my child _ are unlawfully withholding access to my child. she are unlawfully withholding access to m child. ,, , ., ,, . my child. she stopped receiving u d

we commentator alex dean. right.all aware of britain's overcrowded prisons, but is freeing inmates. the overcrowded prisons, but is freeing inmates . the answer? freeing inmates. the answer? well, prime minister sir keir starmer is poised to authorise emergency measures set to let out around 40,000 prisoners automatically releasing prisoners halfway through their sentence is also on the cards. well, alex, i can't work out if this is brave or madness. do you? >>i you? >> i think it's brave. and the reason i think it's brave is that if you do this kind of thing right at the beginning, then people understand it's because of what you've inherited. and if you try and stagger and stumble on and wind up doing it in six months or a yean up doing it in six months or a year, then it's your problem. and the reason i think it's the right thing to do is the government, the last government, the conservative government, was looking at doing pretty much exactly the same thing. now that's politics. labour at the time said it was comp

>> reporter: i will start with the first part of your question, alex.ntly, two weeks ago between a call with other democratic leaders and ranking members, we had reported that mark takano said privately biden should exit the race. he has avoided us when we tried to get him in the halls to elaborate on that publicly, it is notable today his public sentiment, he not only calls for president biden to step aside but he has a plan moving forward. he calls on biden to pass the torch to harris. that is notable because other democrats on that list of 36 have not provided a plan for what happens if biden does step aside or think it they should be an open convention, such as jim clyburn, an institution at the capitol and someone biden is listening to very closely, he said it would be chaos this close to november. you asked about those who think it might not be a good idea. you have voters who have said that to me in the battleground state of pennsylvania. you have lawmakers and not the rotors to say that around the country because i can't imagine what happens nex

don't you think it briefly, alex.tion for exploiters against exploitative bosses. >> yes. what labour wants. yes. and there will be some people who will benefit if this if this went through. yeah. but i don't think it's going to go through. but there are some people out there who are bullied by their bosses. >> whether it's angela rayner thinks she knows better than business owners . that's my question. >> i've just received an email from the station controller at bbc radio solent. he wants you back on saturday morning . why back on saturday morning. why don't you send him a quick reply ? don't you send him a quick reply? >> i will. two words unrepeatable . unrepeatable. >> unrepeatable on national. oh, i've sent it . i've sent it. >> oops. that's all good. >> oops. that's all good. >> okay. moving on. sir keir starmer has spent the pandemic pretending to be prime minister by hosting those ridiculous , by hosting those ridiculous, spontaneous press conferences in which he called for more needless lockdowns. now that h

>> so, alex, the president can make change, but it is limited. in the islamic republic of iran, supreme leader who makes all final decisions on all policy issues, both foreign and domestic. when it comes to national security, the president is sort of competing with power with the revolutionary guard corps. he has very little influence over those key national security issues that we talk about, iranian support for those shia militias in iraq and syria, which have been attacking american forces in recent years. the support for hezbollah, the powerful military group that has been battling israel over the israel-lebanon border since october 7th. that isn't to say that the president has no influence at all. the newly elected president masoud pezeshkian has said, he is opposed to the mandatory job law, which means that women have to cover their hair when they are out in public. that is a law that has been one of the sources of some of those major, major protests we have seen in iran in recent years. and on the campaign trail, he said, he wants to impro

alex dyke ? alex dyke?is, but this is quite serious, really, because he could put an electric fence up, couldn't he? but he's put some beehives out to keep away nosy fans. and he's got that dilemma where he's very, very well known, very, very wealthy. but everybody knows where he lives. and he says, you know, come to down my farm and it works well for him when he's doing clarkson's farm on netflix and he wants customers for his new shop. so he puts a tweet out an 8 million people get that tweet, and then he blocks the roads. but it must it must get on his nerves with people keep trampling over his ground. so i haven't got a problem with the bees. >> yeah. i mean, what do you think? has clarkson been good for the countryside? rhiannon. >> well, look, there are definitely better ways to keep people out of your of your back garden. i think bees are a slightly obscure way to do that. however, i think jeremy clarkson is absolutely right. and he took to x to talk about this and actually said that ultimately, you

>> that's the thing, alex. when this meeting can convene amar and congress is backing code session, the senate will actually hold a lot of power. it is the president's former chamber. he has a lot of tight friendships there. he goes back a long ways. i think he is counting on that chamber for a lot of support. i do think that right now, five house members doesn't really make a lot of difference, but that is a big one, when everyone comes back tomorrow, when this call happens today, with the house minority leader and people start to hear more from each other on where they are and where they stand, that could all shift. i think that is sort of where a lot of the biden allies feel like the dam could break. right now you see the dam holding, for the most part. the president is digging his heels in. i think that could all change very quickly this week. >> the down ballot concerns, how much does that way against the top of the ticket? let's face it. these people want to get reelected and keep their jobs. >> yeah, it

alex visited her at prc's rescue centre in the gambia.os and videos, playing with a beautiful baby girl, and it went viral. her story was seen by more than a0 million people around the world and the money came pouring in. but alex became suspicious when adam asked her to sign a nondisclosure agreement and so she decided to ask questions. only assassinate my character... but they are unlawfully withholding access to my child. she stopped receiving updates about their baby and adam went on the attack, branding alex a drug addict who was wanted by police in the gambia. of course, this was not true. the baby, the child that i named, she bears my middle name, maraya rose, i named her that. alex really did believe that she had adopted a baby rescued from traffickers. she began looking into prc's activities and discovered this photograph had actually been taken from the internet. it had been posted by a maternity unit long before she had even been born. i'm sorry. how evil you have to be to put somebody through this torture. prc said it used the

don't you think it briefly, alex.tion for exploiters against exploitative bosses. >> yes. what labour wants. yes. and there will be some people who will benefit if this if this went through. yeah. but i don't think it's going to go through. but there are some people out there who are bullied by their bosses. >> whether it's angela rayner thinks she knows better than business owners . that's my question. >> i've just received an email from the station controller at bbc radio solent. he wants you back on saturday morning . why back on saturday morning. why don't you send him a quick reply ? don't you send him a quick reply? >> i will. two words unrepeatable . unrepeatable. >> unrepeatable on national. oh, i've sent it . i've sent it. >> oops. that's all good. >> oops. that's all good. >> okay. moving on. sir keir starmer has spent the pandemic pretending to be prime minister by hosting those ridiculous , by hosting those ridiculous, spontaneous press conferences in which he called for more needless lockdowns. now that h

alex. >> that's extraordinary. okay. thank you for that. >>> joining us now, professor of constitutional law and global health policy at georgetown university, michelle goodwin, welcome to you, so the legislation says it allows abortions up until, quote, a detectable fetal heart beat. why is the language around cardiac activity tricky? >> well, the language there is tricky for a couple of reasons. one, there's an emotive reason that lawmakers use that terminology because it gives the impression for some that there is a fully developed person or almost developed person who simply is living within the body of a woman. this is why this language is used. but as doctors will tell you that at that point, what you have is cellular development, a time in which women wouldn't even know they are pregnant. it is not possible that any cellular tissue, growing tissue, would be able to survive on its own at that particular time, but there is a reason why that is a kind of language that's been used and has been furthered in recent year

just tell us who alex is. i understand. in the past few weeks, he's being appointed to mentor events, way president debit or as a investment um ministry. yes, alex opposite. venezuelan diplomat, his colombian, born but early on the image of east the revolution, while the rest of columbia is business sector was boycotting venezuela. essentially he saw an opportunity and became very close to the government and ultimately ended up winning major contracts to build public housing in venezuela. and then also to provide supplies for the flat food program. this is a program that i witnessed firsthand and venezuela and it's really something that's credited with having curve. the effects of us sanctions at the height of us sanctions are the facts of the obama administration's national security declaration saying that venezuela was a national security threat. sorry to interrupt obama tried to stop the population of in his way to millions, tens of millions of people after i get killed. because that at that decision, immediately cut the

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alex top is a venezuelan diplomat. he's colombian born but early on in that you've used a revolution while the rest of columbia is business sector was boycotting venezuela . essentially he saw an opportunity and became very close to the government and ultimately ended up winning major contracts to build a public housing in venezuela. and then also to provide supplies for the flat food program. this is a program that i've witnessed firsthand and venezuela, and it's really something that's credited with having curve the effects of us sanctions at the height of us sanctions or the facts of the obama administration's national security declaration saying that venezuela was a national security threat. sorry to interrupt obama tried to stop the population of venezuela millions, tens of millions of people after i get killed. because that act, that decision immediately cut the venezuelan private sector and stayed off from international credit lines and made it very difficult for international shipping companies to go to then as

i'm alex marquardt. that 2024 presidential race is about to enter a critical new phase for both of the leading candidates. in the next few hours, former president donald trump is returning to the campaign trail after the republican national committee benjamin this comes exactly one week after surviving that attempted assassination at a rally in pennsylvania last weekend, he and his newly minted running mate, senator j.d. vance vance of ohio will be holding their first joint campaign rally in plots a path forward with a planned return to the campaign trail next week, despite those growing calls for him to end his reelection bid. >> so far, at least 35 democratic lawmakers shares are now publicly urging him outspokenly to step aside with the latest announcement coming in just the last few hours. but the president is insisting that he's staying in the race and a source says that he is seething at former house speaker nancy pelosi, since some of her closest allies are joining the calls for him to to drop dro

thanks so much for being here, alex. what a delight. [ cheers and applause ] alex cooper, everyone.r, with the opening ceremony kicking off on friday, july 26th. stick around. we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ with chewy, it's never been easier to get their favorite toy delivered again, come on, let go. and again, and again. good luck. get whatever they love delivered right on time. save 35% on your first autoship order with chewy. i finally found what i've been looking for. mmhmm. (electronic sounds) oh my gosh. i know. how is this stuff so good? hidden valley ranch. ♪only serious about flavor.♪ (♪♪) may i have this dance? your stomach and brain together at last. when delicious meets nutritious, it's all kinds of good. dove men gives you healthier smoother-feeling skin... to celebrate life's intense moments. use dove men bodywash with its 24-hour nourishing micromoisture enjoy healthier smoother-feeling skin all day with dove men body wash. looking for a reason to try the new $5 meal deal at mcdonalds? here's one, two, three, four and the price m

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alex: it looks like a very fast sprint.e're running a marathon at sprint pace, but we really feel strong and excited where we are. we have, again, really strong collaborations, both with all of our local hosts here as well as with our candidates and our party and so we are just working every day to put those nuts and bolts, pieces in place so the president and the party have the opportunity to put their best foot forward and tell their stories to the voters in august. >> one last question for viewers at home. what are you hoping their takeaway on the last night of the convention is? alex: we're hoping that their takeaway is that we have an incredibly accomplished president and vice president who are working hard every day to improve their lives and to move our country forward and the stakes of this election in november couldn't be higher. so we need to make sure they get out and vote in november. >> a reminder, this program and all of c-span's campaign 2024 coverage can be found online ♪ peter: david charter, author of "ral

alex morgan has a closer look. alex: it is raining in westminster.his chart is looking like a chance for labor. 407 seats, eclipsing 2019. conservatives are set for their worst results. they will not be 156 and liberal democrats have more than six times the number of mps, complete realignment of british politics setting the tone for the next four years. let's show you a sea of red. triumphant night for the conservative vote collapsing. former prime minister liz truss lost her seat and there is a suggestion that support for independent candidates means a lot labor wins are fragile. people are turning away from conservatives and in conservative seats there is a rise of reform costing them dearly. nigel was not standing at the beginning of the election. picking up a seat from conservatives with 46% of the vote. a vocal voice coming for the labor government. really dramatic. tom: alex morgan breaking down data for us. just because polls point to a headline result, do not let that distract you from the rewiring of british politics. this party had 300 85 s

amy: let's go back to alex jones .or people who are not familiar with who he is and the significance of the comparisons he was making between rachel maddow and alex jones, talk about his record. >> alex jones is the most notorious conspiracy theorist in america. he rose to prominence promoting conspiracy theories that 9/11 was a government cover-up or an inside job. he spread conspiracy theories about vaccines, conspiracy theories about an "new world order." he is america's conspiracists in chief. his lies have caught up with him. in recent years his claims the sandy hook school shooting was a hoax falls flat. it led to court judgments against him totaling $1.5 billion brought by the families of the victims of sandy hook. he has been made to quite literally pay, yet j.d. vance is saying this is someone who speaks truth, this is someone who we should defend even if he has nonconventional or unconventional ideas. i think that is an important piece of information to understand about his running mate. amy: i want to be ver

host alex trebek. tonight reporter sophie flay from our sister station in los angeles, has more on the new stamp. >> beloved jeopardy! host alex trebek is now a forever stamp. the celebration at sony studios unveiling the new game show themed stamps. just as he adopted the united states as his home. >> we adopted him by inviting him into our homes each weeknight. >> born in ontario, canada, trebek became a naturalized u.s. citizen in 1998 and true jeopardy! fashion the stamps are in the form of clues. reading this naturalized u.s. citizen hosted the quiz show jeopardy! for 37 seasons, and when you flip it upside down, it says, who is alex trebek? trebek died in 2020 after battling stage four pancreatic cancer. today's ceremony, held on what would have been his 84th birthday. ken jennings, former jeopardy! contestant, had some pretty big shoes to fill as host. >> and really, the only reason i can even keep up with it as the host today is because i had that great pleasure of watching alex work up close f

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what is striking you most yeah, it's good to be with you, alex, you know, alex, what stands out to me most at this point of what i think the public and these industry should be thinking about is when there are just a handful of companies across the country like crowdstrike, that are responsible for such a large swath of our computer networks systems. >> there are are inherent risks just associated with that fact alone i mean, when i think about the industries that are impacted here, we're talking about airline banking, health care industries all of those industries are industries that have a huge impact in our lives every day so what i really think about when i, when i see this is what needs to happen next how do we ensure that this won't happen again? alex, i think the important thing is that it has to be on two levels. obviously there has to be a comprehensive look at this at crowdstrike to figure out what happened here. and there's already some important some reporting that gaetz to that. but i also think that with regard to the industries that are impacted those industries have to

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and here's the thing, alex.w i was in elected office for like 30 years and it's easy to make a mistake. it's easy to make a mistake on tv today for me. it's easy to. so you have to be yourself. you've got to have some fun at it. you've got to be able to laugh, right? but at the same time, be careful what you say because it could come back and haunt you and that's basically what's happening with vance, and he's going to keep correcting himself and the media will dig for more. we'll just see where this goes but i think their regret now is there sort of off-kilter. can they get back on kilter? sure they can. and again, it's not the vice presidents that are going to win this election. it's going to be harris or trump. >> yeah, 100%. but no chance that trump will drop vance. what do you think? >> know that's not going to happen. absolutely not. i'm not that good at predicting, although i did say not six weeks ago that biden -- i was really not sure that biden would be the nominee, and people thought i was like way ou

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host alex trebek.ght reporter sophie flay from our sister station in los angeles, has more on the new stamp. >> beloved jeopardy! host alex trebek is now a forever stamp. the celebration at sony studios unveiling the new game show themed stamps. just as he adopted the united states as his home. >> we adopted him by inviting him into our homes each weeknight. >> born in ontario, canada, trebek became a naturalized u.s. citizen in 1998 and true jeopardy! fashion the stamps are in the form of clues. reading this naturalized u.s. citizen hosted the quiz show jeopardy! for 37 seasons, and when you flip it upside down, it says, who is alex trebek? trebek died in 2020 after battling stage four pancreatic cancer. today's ceremony, held on what would have been his 84th birthday. ken jennings, former jeopardy! contestant, had some pretty big shoes to fill as host. >> and really, the only reason i can even keep up with it as the host today is because i had that great pleasure of watching alex work up close for so

just just a moment ago alex, you talked about the bullet or either clip trumps. and here's what i was just talking to my use team here. and we were looking at the footage, right? so trump, when he's talking, when he gets hit by the bullet, he's his head is turned to the right. but if his head was ton straight, if he was looking forward to the audience, that bullet would have been right on target. do you think they would have been a hushed celebrations among some democratic supporters, within the beltway, had that happened to you know, i'm quite disturbed here. i mean, you know, this, vince has pretty much sense of, you know, an explosion and all political circles. now in the united states here, damage control is in full swing here. definitely for the democratic party, who probably had a, you know, campaign posters with donald trump behind bars. this is a bad man. look out luck. everybody is coming to get you. you know, the mag of people are bad just as one of your last guess was saying that this just goes on and on and on. and now i think the image that's going t

but again, alex, as i mentioned, the road your opening. we know the investigation is comprehensive, we know there are still many questions, and we know this community is going to be reeling for some time as they come to grips and come to terms with what transpired here and what comes next. >> yeah, 100%, and it was also difficult to hear that fellow ic classmate in the high school of thomas matthew crooks, the description there. we have also learned from av public records that both of his parents are licensed professional counselors. of must have been some hard times during those high school years in that home, that is for sure. thank you very much, george. two of course, president biden addressed the nation in a prime time address in the oval office sunday night. joining me with more right now is gary. good evening to you. what was the tone of the president's speech, how would you classify that? >> hey there, alex, this was not a campaign speech, this was not the president trying to e prove he could do the job like we have seen so much of

>> alex, i have to tell you. i spoke to some republican organizers and voters to get a sense of how they are feeling, and they don't think these will change the race this much. it remains to make it about the issues and they are optimistic that will do enough to hopefully have georgia flip read. i have to tell you, being on the ground here over the last week, democrats are galvanized. you let 6000 new volunteers here, 170+ events this weekend alone, and you have voters they just feel motivated, not only because this is an election they are framing as his doric, seeing as vice president harris could be the first woman elected president, but she's more of a positive figure that could really contrast against donald trump. take a listen to some of my conversations with voters, and you will see what i am getting at here. >> i feel great. i feel like it is history for us. we can become whatever we want to become if we put our hearts to it. it's great for the women, it's great for the black community. it is just great.

alex.he bipartisan, commonsense nature of it, right? but come on, pass the thing. have the house vote, have biden sign it and then we'll be happy. >> and i mean, it sounds like you're saying, why did it take this long? and, you know, we talked with a guest earlier on in the show talking about the difficulties of regulating, you know, cutting edge technologies, even artificial intelligence. and it sort of feels like sometimes by the by the time you put regulations in place, they're outdated. >> that's true. and alex, remember, and i say this because we're the biggest group in the united states. if not globally on these issues. we've been passing these laws in california for the last decade. that's the good news. so your kids, my kids, quite frankly, most of the kids in the us have had protections because of the state of california. but the truth is, congress has lagged so far behind because the tech industry has spent hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars opposing this kind of online

alex, what role? well, i play in the future of the nation to distribute it's already playing a role in, in, in aviation now, but, but how much more integrated will it become a airlines seeing it as something of the future? are they willing to invest in it? yeah, absolutely. the investments are already underway and i is making its way a family to the heart of babylon, oppressions. it has immense rose to play when it comes to scheduling. russ, during fleet maintenance, planning, it's able to for see what needs to be, where when it's able to, to figure out in half a 2nd how to get this crew from that station. what does that cost is on the ground to here with us little impact on the fleet, and then passages and costs as possible is that they was do, we'll need equations that would typically take time and manpower very, very quickly. and that's something that is being used today along with i always roll on everything that is kind of customer facing. and the, you know, shit, number of people at any one time

talking to alex witt reports. it is 100 days until election day and we begin with a new poll showing a bump for resident harris. 43% of the abc news poll see harrison a favorable light compared to 36% who view former president donald trump favorably. trump had a higher on favorability rating at 52% compared to 42% for harris. information perhaps of what campaign organizers say they are seeing on the ground. >> i have never seen this type of energy, this type of organizing, in all my years of being involved in politics. she's raised over $200 million. 100,000+ volunteers, and the dnc is also benefiting greatly from that energy. >> the next big item on the agenda for harris -- selecting a vice presidential running mate. the latest poll shows mark elliot leaving the field with a 22% favorability rating followed by gretchen whitmer. she's about 20%. in pennsylvania governor josh shapiro with 17. many are out and making the case for the carriers candidacy. >> joe biden delivered across the board on so many issues, but

alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. >> it is uncertain times, my friend. uncertain times, indeed. have a great weekend. or holiday, i should say. >> have a great holiday. july 4th, america! holiday. whoo, july fourth america. >>> go america, what a time to be alive. it is 31st march 1968 when the president made an announcement that changed the course of history. >> i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. >> president linden johnson decided not to seek re-election in late march of an election year just months before the democratic party's nominating convention. though outside observers believed at the time that president johnson exited the race largely over the quagmire in vietnam, sources in the white house later revealed it was concern about his health that drove president johnson to withdraw. at the time johnson was already facing challenges from eugene mccarthy, a liberal anti-war candidate and from senator robert f. kennedy. but president johnson's exit left a power vacuum, and that was fill

all smiles from alex yee, having summoned something quite sensational.ed, a day later than planned. but this race proved to be more than worth the wait. after a tight swim, how is this for selflessness? great britain's sam dickinson set the pace in the cycling, but it was all for yee's gain. he makes his way up the carpet... moving into the run, he bowed out. the 26—year—old from lewisham. running is the south londoner's strong suit, but new zealand's hayden wilde was the one to break clear. they are not as close as they might look. the brit looked to be running out of road. with one lap to go, alex yee is in second. he brought home a silver from tokyo. what has got left here in the tank in paris? this was his answer. what a run from alex yee! a perfectly timed sprint finish, to send his fans into pure pandemonium. what an astonishing finish! i really wanted to give it one last go and cross the finish line with no regrets, and i feel like i did that. it was amazing i was able to achieve that, but never in my wildest dreams did i think i would get back th

alex wagner starts right now. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good to see you. >> i don't know what day it is. i appreciate it. i like upbeat patriotism. i love it. i only like upbeat patriotism. thank you for that, my friend. we're going to right to our big interview with michigan governor gretchen whitmer. it's a big night over here. like i said in just a minute we're going to hear from michigan governor gretchen whitmer, which is good timing. because even before the trump-biden debate governor whitmer was considered a key figure in this election and in the likely future democratic party. and since that presidential debate her name has been mentioned with even greater frequency as a potential candidate on the democratic ticket should president biden decide to leaveul this race. we're going to talk about the election and what all this means for defeating trump and what is going on inside the democratic party itself right now where there has been a lot of news today. democrats in the house and the senate met behind closed doors today to discuss

alex? >> yeah. priscilla, this was announced by president biden in a letter from the president address to my fellow american break-ins, just 14 minutes ago on his x profile. it's not long. it's just one page. you mentioned vice president kamala harris. he says in the second-to-last graph that he wants to thank vice president kamala harris for being an extraordinary partner in all of this work. and let my express my heart heartfelt appreciation to the american people for the faith and trust you have placed in me priscilla, you mentioned all the questions of course. one of the biggest is going to be, does this automatically mean that a vice president, kamala harris becomes the nominee of the democratic party will there be a bit more of a competition? petition to figure out who will be the nominee. we'll vice president. will president biden endorse his vice president as that nominee, but i just want to get back to this question, priscilla, of timing. of course, we have seen the pressure growing from wi

alex - carrying an injury. should be fascinating ahead. alex de i carrying an injury.. i'm looking forward to djokovic rune later. think so much for being with us and back to olly foster. james anderson says his emotions are all over the place as he prepares for his final game with england. he'll win his 188th and final test cap against west indies in the first test that starts on wednesday. from lord's, here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. his final text match. remember the situation, england deciding they finally need to move on afterjames anderson the soap giving him this last occasion this venue. when i spoke to anderson a little earlier today i asked him what made him the most proud after such a long and successful career. i most proud after such a long and successful career.— most proud after such a long and successful career. i think the fact that i will successful career. i think the fact that i will be _ successful career. i think the fact that i will be playing _ successful career. i think the fact that i will be playing my - successful career. i think

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alex, good evening to you. an emotional appeal from fremont police asking for the public's help locating three year-old. ellie as you said, she was supposed to be with her father today. her father was found dead in san francisco around 1225 this afternoon. that sparked a welfare call to fremont police from the from the girl's mother. police went to the father's home, an apartment here in fremont. they did not find the child, and now they're asking anyone with any information to try to locate the girl. they say the father, using a gps tracking of his cell phone and video cameras, took a course from here in fremont to san francisco, touching different parts of the bay area, including the south bay. it's not known why he went to san francisco. there's an investigation into his death ongoing in san francisco, but the child apparently was not with him either. in his vehicle or in the city of san francisco. so that led officials to believe that ellie was left at his apartment here in fremont. and then when police cam

alex dyke ? alex dyke?rious, really, because he could put an electric fence up, couldn't he? but he's put some beehives out to keep away nosy fans. and he's got that dilemma where he's very, very well known, very, very wealthy. but everybody knows where he lives. and he says, you know, come to down my farm and it works well for him when he's doing clarkson's farm on netflix and he wants customers for his new shop. so he puts a tweet out an 8 million people get that tweet, and then he blocks the roads. but it must it must get on his nerves with people keep trampling over his ground. so i haven't got a problem with the bees. >> yeah. i mean, what do you think? has clarkson been good for the countryside? rhiannon. >> well, look, there are definitely better ways to keep people out of your of your back garden. i think bees are a slightly obscure way to do that. however, i think jeremy clarkson is absolutely right. and he took to x to talk about this and actually said that ultimately, you know, who would become a