let's hearfrom andy now, exceeding expectations, andy murray.biter last night against 0scar. there was a wobble and we weren't sure, then rolling back the years in the fifth set, murray pulled off a win and this was his reaction. the atmosphere _ this was his reaction. the atmosphere of _ this was his reaction. the atmosphere of the - this was his reaction. the atmosphere of the last i this was his reaction. the atmosphere of the last couple of sets was — atmosphere of the last couple of sets was one of the best that i've played _ sets was one of the best that i've played in — sets was one of the best that i've played in front of a crowd. they were _ played in front of a crowd. they were unbelievably engage, i was feeding — were unbelievably engage, i was feeding off them. yeah, it's a great comeback— feeding off them. yeah, it's a great comeback in the end against a difficult — comeback in the end against a difficult opponent who is a bit unorthodox and serve well. it was hard _ unorthodox and serve well. it was hard for— unorthodox and serve w

let's talk quickly about andy murray. how do you a his l andy murray.ght?— andy murray. how do you a his chances toniaht? ., ., , , , chances tonight? he had a surprising eve bod chances tonight? he had a surprising everybody that's _ chances tonight? he had a surprising everybody that's how _ chances tonight? he had a surprising everybody that's how do _ chances tonight? he had a surprising everybody that's how do you - chances tonight? he had a surprising everybody that's how do you rank - chances tonight? he had a surprising everybody that's how do you rank hisj everybody that's how do you rank his chances. he's back here since 2017. he's had the hip surgery. he's got a mental health. the two matches we seen him play, three and a half hours, the first one but that —— he has a metal hip. a few nights ago, forfinishing late at has a metal hip. a few nights ago, for finishing late at night, has a metal hip. a few nights ago, forfinishing late at night, almost four hours whom i think tonight it depends on how his body has responded to so much tennis. and

with andy wegener's name on it? unless andy was somehow involved?veries during that first search warrant was a computer box for a laptop. and that laptop was never found during that first search warrant. >> so the prosecutors wrote a second search warrant. and voila! they found it. but maybe too late. >> they discovered it in the bottom of a red tub that had a few inches of water in the bottom of it. >> and you know how computers hate water. but the waterlogged laptop wasn't all they found. >> the red tub ended up being a gold mine of evidence. >> like what? >> they found ammunition that ended up being consistent with the ammunition found at the crime scene. >> and remember that shoebox they found near the car crash? it was a nevados brand shoebox. and in david moffitt's red tub? what do you know. >> in that red tub were those nevados shoes, size 11. >> it's almost like he was laying the trap for himself. >> absolutely. >> they sent the wet laptop off to the computer lab, hoping maybe the techs could find something on it. and surprise, surprise, the

andy - the public. people are much i more up-to-date. andy warhol brou . ht more up-to-date.wn barriers in - more up-to-date. andy warhol brought down barriers in the i brought down barriers in the art world. in the curators hope his work to do the same with some of the values between iran and the west. sara monetta, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter. i am lewis vaughan jones and this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello again. the weekend's weather was always going to be dominated by showers, showers coming from big clouds like these that were spotted over the skylines of staffordshire, and the heavens opening not a million miles away. in moseley in birmingham, you can see surface water building up on the roads here. and then we have this line of storms that moved across the midlands and on into lincolnshire. moved across waddington, which is just south of lincoln itself, and it brought a real deluge. we had 25mm of rain in the space ofjust one hour. that is nearly half a month's worth of rain in the space of one hour, and i'm sure that would have caused one or two issues here. n

you have to consider that andy _ result for andy murray.the defending men's singles champion. he is a double gold medal winner. but of course, over the last few years he has struggled with injury. he slipped away down the rankings, but heery was back to his best alongside joe salisbury. this will go down as an upset in the men's doubles, the team gb pairing knocking out the number two seeds. the way they played suggested murray is hungry for more medals. however, not such good news for team gb�*s heather watson. high hopes for her going into a first round match, but she went out in the first round, beating by the german. she won in straight sets. watson was bitterly disappointed. she said it was all about unforced errors, too many of those, and so she goes out. stand about unforced errors, too many of those, and so she goes out. and some action in the — those, and so she goes out. and some action in the rowing _ those, and so she goes out. and some action in the rowing as _ those, and so she goes out. and some action in the rowing as well.

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andy jassy takes the reins from amazon. what that means, will he receive scrutiny in the overall transparency of the giant. u.s. stocks fell with a streak of seven consecutive record highs. u.s. treasury market is where the action was. yields at the lowest since february. there is a key picture that has big tech back on top. >> it was a risk day off on the market. you could see the 2020 trade. tech serving. that is what you are seeing. s&p 500 dealing with a lot of negative factors. the delta variant, the pfizer vaccine affect efficacy, and the potential for opec plus to not come to an agreement in oil prices higher. those inflationary concerns weighing on the s&p 500. that risk off nature showing up in the nasdaq. it did not translate to chinese textures, which is something we do with a bundle trade and has everything to do with dd. a 14% plunge, or i should say an 11% plunge, it was 14% earlier, but you are seeing the idea that although it was an attractive ipo for reasons, this ipo that had so much data on a chunk of the

he is out in the hopes tonight at least rest on andy murray against dennis.ht sets, andy women's draw, they went through a straight sets, so and karolina pliskova. in the men's ? cameron norrie beat stefan ice and his brother. —— in the men's doubles. we have got february, nori tomorrow, looking forward to that, emma as well but also it was all about andy murray tonight against dennis. —— we have roger federer and cameron norrie tomorrow. it will be whole different test for murray tonight. compared to the two matches he's had so far. it will have to bring his game, bring hits variety but there are few better problem solvers and tennis the andy married. metal helped or not. on that centre court, with the home crowd, he wouldn't put it past him to make it through to around four tonight. but dennis will relish this as well. he will have the whole of wimbledon and most of the british fans going for him this evening. he can stay updated on bbc news but for me and the team, that is all for now. good night. hello again. a warmer day on friday with a bit more of that

>> trish phillips: andy's father passed away from covid on april 28. >> pelley: and then andy passed?ndy phillips was a six-day-a-week runner. and he passed away at what age? >> trish phillips: he turned 53 the week before. >> pelley: he endured the marathon in the hospital for 65 days. weeks later, trish received a hefty envelope in the mail. >> trish phillips: it was addressed to andy. it was an itemized bill from the hospital for about four weeks of his hospital stay. >> pelley: what did it come to? >> trish phillips: it came to a little over $4 million. >> pelley: it was months before she learned that insurance would pay. it was unsettling at the worst time. but her husband's memory helped her through it. >> trish phillips: andy's battle really touched and changed a lot of people. and i think he'll continue to help us. >> pelley: how has it changed you? >> trish phillips: i'm definitely stronger than i thought. but, you know, i kind of always leaned on him. he was kind of our rock. it's just a different future for me. >> pelley: a different future and an uncertain one for the bere

i am sure andy would agree with me on that, that part.to go faster and further to deliver for the government. tracy, one of the things the prime minister talked about in his speech was devolution and the mayoral model of which you are a part and that being rolled out to counties and not just cities. i wonder what levers of power you have been able to pull, or looking forward to pulling in your first few weeks and months as west yorkshire's mayor. by the way, i quite liked that facemask you had on the other day, which i think was divided up into the different chunks of your region, wasn't it? that's right, it was made - by a counsellor for me and it says, "do it for. yorkshire" inside. you'll have to send one to chris, tracy. he will wear it around the newsroom. it is my lucky talisman. i would say, having been. in opposition for five years, it is quite exciting to be able to have power and money. l so to be able to, in the first few weeks actually attach . budgets to my ten l manifesto pledges. so whether that's 5000 - affordable, sustain

we are used andy _ action? this was a real shock. we are used andy murray _ action?was a real shock. we are used andy murray being - action? this was a real shock. we i are used andy murray being number one in the world, and winning wimbledon, of course, but in recent times he has been down in the rankings. but he has created a real shock today with his partner for team gb in the men's doubles, joe salisbury, because they only went and knocked out the number two seeds. it was not close at all, pretty convincing, one—sided and straight sets to advance to the second round. delighted, you just wonder how far they can go. but not such good news for heather watson, as she went out in the first round. commiserations to make havoc, but good for andy. tell us about recycling?— good for andy. tell us about re clinu? ., ., ., ., recycling? you have to tell for britain -- _ recycling? you have to tell for britain -- feel— recycling? you have to tell for britain -- feel for— recycling? you have to tell for britain -- feel for britain's - recycling? you have to tell for - britain

and andy jass si was the shadow -- andy jassy was the shadow, the chief of staff, early on in amazon's life span. he then took over this idea for aws or cloud computing. now, as some people might remember and as kind of a relic of the past, amazon for a long time was a very unprofitable company, right? it lost money and investors had a lot of patience for that. but aws was always the sparkling gem in the portfolio because the operating margins and the net income was high. this is cloud computing. it is a little difficult to understand to the layperson, but you think the company that used to have a data center in the back, walled off, humming with air-conditioning, servers there, sitting there blinking, no longer has that. their computing power is on the internet in amazon's data centers, or google, or microsoft. that's cloud computing. bezos with jassy's help conceived that in the early 2000s. it is a huge business now, 50 billion dollar run rate annually. jassy with a lot of independence from bezos has steered that. it's been a remarkable success, profit engine for amazon. jeff is now

that sounds fine, andy. _ centre of what we do. that sounds fine. andy. but — centre of what we do.ine, andy, but tell— centre of what we do. that sounds fine, andy, but tell us _ centre of what we do. that sounds fine, andy, but tell us in - centre of what we do. that sounds fine, andy, but tell us in detail, i fine, andy, but tell us in detail, what is that multilayered approach to safety? sure. it starts with 100% mandatory testing of all of our guests before embarkation. it includes health screening on board as well as surveillance testing throughout. it as well as surveillance testing throughout-— as well as surveillance testing throu:hout. . , , ., throughout. it includes those ella mai thins throughout. it includes those ella mai things we've _ throughout. it includes those ella mai things we've become - throughout. it includes those ella mai things we've become used i throughout. it includes those ella mai things we've become used toi throughout. it includes those ella i mai things we've become used to in modern life, such as face covering social distancing, all of our ships

a lot of employees do not know andy jaffe. a plot of rank-and-filers have not met the guy and never interacted with them much at all. in public i think we are going to hear a lot of the same things jeff bezos has said -- references to giving shoppers happy and staying focused. emily: talk to us about what is going to be priority number one on any jaffe's agenda. matt: great question. andy jaffe has a tougher plate than jeff bezos did. bezos builds from nothing to invent in a shoebox. andy jaffe has a lot of constituencies to satisfy. the company is on a roll financially, but is under the gun for antitrust reasons in the u.s., europe. andy jaffe has to do a lot of messaging to a lot of constituencies. it is not just a pure customer focused and amazon's style by prefer -- might prefer. he has a lot more balancing to do as he takes the reins. emily: matt day in seattle. thanks so much, matt, for your insight. ibm president jim whitehurst will be stepping down after three-year tenure, sending shares tumbling. the move comes unexpe

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andy swiss, bbc news. nearly ten p m local time we will see bradley sinden vie to become the first briton to take a tae kwon do title. a very tearful jadejones in the first shot, clearly struggling without her family in the crowd. adam peaty has spoken —— first shock. adam peaty has spoken about this in the swimming as well, saying it has not felt like the olympics. he said tomorrow in the final he will have tomorrow in the final he will have to try to make his own story. that story, barring a disaster, should be gold. he is unbeaten in that race in seven years and given he holds the 15 fastest times in history, nobody would bet against him. studio: many thanks, natalie pirks. meanwhile plans to require football fans to be fully vaccinated to go to matches are being considered by the government. helen catt has the story. football fans have already been part of testing ways to keep big events going when coronavirus is very much still here. the fa cup final at wembley was a pilot event. and this weekend, the

and a rather great result for andy murray and his i result for andy murray and his doubles partner inn the tennis? 1a: andy murray is a double defending olympic champion, he won the men's singles in 2016 and 2012, and of course since then he has lived in the world rankings because of operations, but here he looked up to his best, really, because along with joe salisbury he caused an upset in the gb pairing, knocking out the two top seeds, nickel who included, next round they face germany and marie says he thinks that he and joe salisbury have the potential to be a really good team and maybe get into the medals in the doubles this time round. not such great news for heather watson in the singles, she has gone out after the first round. she had high hopes of getting quite a way in these games, but she was beaten by a german, friedsam and she was bitterly disappointed and blame herself or too many unforced errors, she said. ~ ., ., ., she said. what about the growing action? well. _ she said. what about the growing action? well, one _ she said. what about the growing action? well, one of

let's turn first to andy. andy, stocks really taking hits today.hat is your take of going on with fears of lockdowns and shutdowns? there is a technical problems with some of these stocks as well. go ahead. >> the markets were already anticipating that economic growth might not be what people were saying it was going to be or what the fed was predicting. the labor market underperforming substantially. six months where inflation has been beyond what the fed said it would be in june. it was up the most it has been all year. the fed is still back there saying it is going to do nothing. this is temporary. i think people, the markets were so good, we were setting records. i think they were really set up for a fall. when this, when we started to get the news about the delta variant being more contagious and it may be even infecting people that have already been vaccinated, although i know that is less likely, i think you saw some panic today. people are nervous about the economy. liz: we hear you. >> i listened to your introduction. the only thing i can

andy: absolutely.t that the mrna data, the vaccine data from pfizer and moderna is going to show really good efficacy in those younger populations. those children in schools are going to be the critical thing right now as we think about the fall. we expect to see a bit of a surge in the fall anyway as people move more indoors and schools are going to be an environment where the virus spread could be maximized. it is great to see the data showing that kids are less susceptible to severe disease, but they are not resistant to disease so we have to think about protecting those populations, especially if we are going to put them in situations where virus spread is going to be optimal. jonathan: what would it take for you to endorse the position of individual responsibility and move away from these broader societal measures? andy: i think it comes down to vaccination. i cannot stress enough how wonderful the data is on vaccine safety and efficacy with these covid-19 vaccines. they are successful beyond the

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i remember him insisting in our board meetings he's chosen andy knowing andy verywell >> can amazon becomest place to work. talking omni channel last mile delivery so many times. tech companies have to take on these larger work sources. >> yes amazon may be the most interesting employer in the world. the range of their workers from delivery to distribution to ai experts. every one is deeply respected and protected. when jeff wrote he was going to make amazon the safest place to work, the best place to work that was quite an extraordinary commitment we hadn't seen from any other founder or looeder amazon has created more than a million jobs it is a marvel. whether or not the bill is enacted, we'll leave that to deliberations of congress. what is clear to amazon is the benefit to consumers i don't know if you or consumers could imagine what life is like without amazon it is one of those few services i would miss indeed. jeff's obsession on lower prices, broader selection, customer experience i think will cause it to farewell in a world where more regulation is inevitable and i think even app

andy warhol broke down barriers in the art world.s between iran and the west. sara monetta, bbc news. more now on the football. it's been quite a night for england supporters — who still haven't seen their team concede a single goal in the tournament. our correspondent phil bodmer has been getting reaction from the fans. a carnival atmosphere among england fans at this bubble club near barnsley. if there were any nerves, based in disappeared after three minutes when harry kane open the scoring stop this is the club where john stones started his football career. if john stones started his football career. , ., ., john stones started his football career. ,, ., ., , john stones started his football career. ,, . ., , ~ john stones started his football career. ”a, ., ., career. if you ask any kid around here, career. if you ask any kid around here. why _ career. if you ask any kid around here. why are — career. if you ask any kid around here, why are you _ career. if you ask any kid around here, why are you here - career. if you ask any k

completely different dynamic compared to jeff bezos and andy jassy.rad: totally and i think you're right. there's also a natural impulse like everyone wants to be a probably that they can do their own job and andy jassy gives him room to run well jeff bezos give andy jassy room to be the ceo. and then with descartes, he is now the boss of his former peers. will doug harrington or any of the other executives who run divisions likes. advertising. and the election business predict one of their peers now the boss knows or that can create an uncomfortable dynamic as well. eugene: so i think that we should spend time talking about donald trump. clearly a big piece of amazon over the past four or five years. this mutual animosity between jeff bezos and trump and you get into it in the book. was it a good thing that this happened for jeff bezos fault for do you lose people are not wanting a better relationship with trump which are assessment. brad: is aho really good questions. when i finished the book, i thought i might've thought that jeff bezos, that he go

and six hours later, ahead of time, andy and his support boat were spotted from clevedon beach.is a seven hour training swim in preparation for a much longer swim in cold water up at loch ness in about six, seven weeks' time. it's about 23 miles. it's cold, it's about 12 degrees, and it's freshwater, which means you sink a bit. a warm welcome for andy to english shores after his swim from wales — now he turns his thoughts to the scottish loch. tracey miller, bbc points west, clevedon. as we saw at the g7 in cornwall, world leaders have pledged to reduce their carbon emissions. efforts are being made closer to home though too. bbc look east are measuring how much carbon they manage to save today. janine machin, presenterfor bbc look east, can tell us more. i surely can, we have ditched our studio, and you find me broadcasting from the bike shed, something i never thought i would say! we are trying to bring you tonight's bbc look east without creating any carbon emissions, and it is not easy at all. our programme, and an average night, would produce about a third of a tonne of car

andy warhol fit in or influenced your film. >> andy warhol basically was moving his attentions fromaking visual art to making films, and he was very interested in of a guard cinema. he was growing and roasting around the 1960's. from that, there was various steps away from being a visual artist. he was also starting to be interested in promoting music, and it was around that time he discovered the velvet underground. they made sense to him in their kind of attitude and sensibility and look and their content and their songs. so immediately they became subjects of his experimental films. he rolled them into what was already an incredibly rich, layered, productive world that he called the factory, surrounded by all of these young people making art. and acting in his movies, right? it is sort of inconceivable to think of how this then informed and ultimately got that first record released without the imprint of andy warhol as a way to legitimize it and to give it a context and a looming. -- context and a following. >> the two surviving members of the velvet underground, their accounts r

sir andy murray won back to back olympic _ champion...y won back to back olympic titles in _ champion... sir andy murray won back to back olympic titles in london - champion... sir andy murray won back to back olympic titles in london and l to back 0lympic titles in london and rio. he has made it to tokyo but many of his contemporaries haven't. today, he bbc the olympics retains a special place in his heart.— special place in his heart. because of coronavirus _ special place in his heart. because of coronavirus and the _ special place in his heart. because of coronavirus and the procedures | special place in his heart. because l of coronavirus and the procedures in place and just off the back of wimbledon, i would always recommend any young tennis player coming up to play the olympics, to take it, so yeah, i'm happy to be here. in rio, great britain _ yeah, i'm happy to be here. in rio, great britain won _ yeah, i'm happy to be here. in rio, great britain won 67 _ yeah, i'm happy to be here. in rio, great britain won 67 medals, - yeah, i'

i make of andy jassy and what his agenda might be?— agenda might be?call out that - agenda might be? i think we have to call out that this - have to call out that this really is a movement in automatic or amazon. after more than a quarter of a century with its founder ceo jeff bezos at the helm, we are finally seeing for the first time a changing of the guard. and i don�*t see things changing materially for amazon under andy jassy. materially for amazon under andyjassy. he is a materially for amazon under andy jassy. he is a safe materially for amazon under andyjassy. he is a safe pair of hands, he�*s beenjeff bezos�*s right—hand man for a long time and he�*s proven himself by moving amazon into cloud computing which has been a phenomenal success of the company. he�*s turned it into a $40 billion business. amazon web services is now the cash cow of the business, allowing them to reinvest in that core retail offering. so i don�*t see things changing in a major way under andy jassy, things changing in a major way underandyjassy, i things changing in a ma

andy, how this 101 pediatrician and world war ii veteran is still giving back.his is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with new signs and worries that the covid pandemic is once agan tightening its grip. the stock market had its worst day in months on fears that a mid-summer surge driven by the highly contagious delta variant could bring another global economic slowdown. the dow dropped more than 2% with airlines, banks and oil companies taking losses. tonight the other headline, the american academy of pediatrics is recommending all students wear masks this fall. regardless of whether they've had their shots. and tonight the stunning reversal from the white house as president biden walks back his statement that facebook is "killing people." today he said he meant to blame a small number of bad actors on the social media platform, but he is calling on facebook to do more to stop misinformation. and then

andy warhol broke down barriers in the art world.monetta, bbc news. quite a collection. you are watching bbc news. thunder. shallow numbers were reduced compared with what we saw this morning. for the north wales, north midlands northwards away from the gloomy north—east corner, showers will develop. with the showers will develop. with the shower start to come thunder and hail. warm in the sunshine and temperatures in the low 20s. this evening and overnight some of the showers and thunderstorms will continue. longerspells showers and thunderstorms will continue. longer spells of rain in northern ireland, southern scotland and the far north of england. southern areas will be dry compared with what whistle to start this morning. temperatures almost in double figures, if not the mid—teens. a quick look ahead to monday into tuesday. an unseasonably deep out of low pressure. keep a night on the forecast if you are spending time outdoors in seven counties of england and wales. 0n counties of england and wales. on monday during the day will

that's andy fordham who's died at the age of 59.ecutive stage to tighten his grip on the yellowjersey with three stages to go. today's 18th stage was the last mountainous one in the pyrenees, and it was a race to the line between the top three in the overall standings. pogacar beatjonas vingegaard and richard carapaz who remain second and third. the slovenian extended his lead to 5 minutes and 45 seconds. and that's all the sport for now. hello again of full uk forecast in a moment but let's cast an eye on what's been going on in europe and not severe weather. this is the radar picture from wednesday that we chose a line of severe thunderstorms just walked in the same areas for ourfun hour upon hour. we think the heaviest rain was towards the southwest of bonn were hundred and 50 mm of rain fell in 20 for eight hours that looks to be three times the amount of rain would normally see in the hole in the mouth ofjuly —— 24 has resulted in catastrophic floods. thejet —— 24 has resulted in catastrophic floods. the jet stream was largely

's are andy murray and partnerjoe salisbury has been handed a very tough opener. had gone right off the boil. the britons not them straight out of the olympics in straight sets. so, no medals so far for great britain — but 11 golds were awarded on the first day, and there was a shock for the home nation. here's andy swiss with the highlights. aiming for glory. what drama in the last shot! the _ aiming for glory. what drama in the last shot! the first _ aiming for glory. what drama in the last shot! the first gold of— aiming for glory. what drama in the last shot! the first gold of the - last shot! the first gold of the names last shot! the first gold of the games went _ last shot! the first gold of the games went to _ last shot! the first gold of the games went to china's - last shot! the first gold of the games went to china's air - last shot! the first gold of the l games went to china's air rifle. last shot! the first gold of the i games went to china's air rifle. it was also the first chance to see the new covid friendly ceremonies. while the presentation migh

actually, andy is back. andy, i believe i can hear you now. can you hear me? >> it was not the mute button, i promise. >> all right. no problem. so answer that question for me if you remember. >> yes, well, i actually went on fox news a number of times. most of us believe that this should not be and doesn't need to be a political conversation. i think we started out that way. and as with masks, i think there were people who had other ideas and thought that, no, your decision on whether you should get vaccinated should be part of your political identity. and that's happened to a large extent as a u.s. phenomenon as you just showed in the prior data you showed. but there really is no need for that. and there really is no need for different messages for different people. we all care about our family. we all care about our community. we all need to make sure that we are just giving people the straight information. the straight information is we have very high quality, very safe vaccines. >> so do you know right now if anyone from the administration is behind the s

let me ask andy -- ileana, let me ask him why.is, before, when i was reading for this. that your mother believes it was avoidable, andy. that this was foreseeable. did she have concerns about the building? or is it about what you guys have been learning, since? >> chris, she's wanting -- she's wanted to live in that building, ever since she moved to miami, 40 years ago. she would go to the beach on 88 street, for years. for, literally, for years. she owned a home not too far away from there. she ended up having to sell the house. but with the money she got from that selling of the house, she bought this apartment. in the building she dreamt in living -- living. she's always, for many, many years, told all her friends that, eventually, one day, she was gonna live in that building. i mean, who would have thought this was -- this was gonna happen? i mean, if -- >> condition of the building, andy. did she ever have any concerns about that? >> i don't know. did you have any concerns? >> no. nobody tell me anything. >> all right. >> no

andy swiss has this report.ritain's swimmers, itjust does not get better than this. they had begun with high hopes in the man's free relay with the individual gold medallist tom dean leading them off and graduate they ground it down their opponents. firstjames guy and then you print a swing from matthew richards took them into the lead, do a second and a half clear as dunk and scott dived in for the final leg and scott dived in for the final leg and what followed was almost a victory procession. indeed the only real race was against the clock. great britain right on the world record, right on the line. this is wonderful. duncan scott, can you get the world record, it is go to great britain. , , , ., ., britain. just three hundredths of a second outside _ britain. just three hundredths of a second outside the _ britain. just three hundredths of a second outside the world - britain. just three hundredths of a second outside the world record . britain. just three hundredths of a i second outside the world record bu

andy and i made a good plan. find your own andy at schwab.rn approach to wealth management. ♪ ♪ (sounds of car doors closing) find your own andy at schwab. (screaming & laughter) ♪ ♪ (sounds of car doors closing) (crash sound & tires squealing) (phone chimes) this is onstar. we've detected a crash from your phone. is anyone injured? i don't think so. good. help is on the way. is there anyone i can call for you? my dad. okay, i'm calling him now. mplg 63 miles straight up into the sky and then a perfect landing and nearly 1 is 1 minutf weightless joy. jeff bezos making history alongside his civilian space crew as they travel to the edge of space. >> he was join by his oldest and the youngest persons ever to travel to space. the team felt what it was like to be weight less. they even tried to eat floating skittles. he described what it was like to gaze back at the earth. >> the thing that was most different for me was the view of earth. that's the thing i was surprised by. i read a lot about it. i read what astronauts have written about it but

that andy murray who has had to pull out of the singles tennis.— of the singles tennis.se of medical advice, unfortunately, he took advice from his doctors because of a thigh strain. he is still in the doubles, though, he pulled out of the singles because he did not want to further injure his thigh, double gold medallist so he was defending champion and he was due to start his single campaign today because he had won in the doubles yesterday with his partnerjoe salisbury. murray said he was really disappointed that he had to take the advice of his medical team so he is still in the doubles but not the singles. maw; doubles but not the singles. many thanks, doubles but not the singles. many thanks. we _ doubles but not the singles. many thanks, we will— doubles but not the singles. many thanks, we will catch _ doubles but not the singles. many thanks, we will catch up _ doubles but not the singles. many thanks, we will catch up with i doubles but not the singles. many thanks, we will catch up with you a little bit later, thank you. i will just bring you a line of breaking

jeff ran a consumer business and andy jassy was the steve -- chief of staff early on in amazon and he then took over the idea for aws. as some people might remember and it's kind of a relic of the past amazon for a long time was a very unprofitable company and lost money and investors have a lot of patience for that. the u.s. is always a sparkling jim of the portfolio because of the margins in the net income was high. this is cloud computing. hello difficult to understand to a layperson but the company that used to have a data center in the back walled off with servers sitting there blinking, their computing powers on the internet that is cloud computing and bezos with jazzy's help in early 2000 is a huge business now $50 billion annually in jazzy with independence from bezos as spirit that. it's been a profit engine for amazon at jeff is now basic weight handing the company over to him. a couple things to notice jeff ise executive chairman so he plans to be involved. for jazzy he's focused on aws and it will be a homecoming but my sense is what was pivotal was last year you probably

conservative west midlands mayor andy — health.idlands mayor andy street tweeted that - health. conservative west midlands mayor andy street tweeted that he | health. conservative west midlands i mayor andy street tweeted that he is expecting more passengers on all forms of public transport in the west midlands to wear a face covering, though he admitted he doesn�*t have the power to enforce it. as restrictions lift around the uk, once again, the face of the pandemic will look different depending on where you are. caroline davies, bbc news. the welsh government has announced that most coronavirus restrictions will be lifted but not until august 7th. rules around the number of people who can meet up indoors will be eased but not scrapped. facemasks will still be required in most indoor public places. 0ur wales correspondent hywel griffiths has this report. after months of delays, this hockey team just want to get their skates on. from saturday, their local ice rink in cardiff can finally reopen, so no more training on wheels. for pa

andy warhol broke down barriers in the art world. and the west. sara monetta, bbc news. chinese astronauts have conducted their first ever double spacewalk. it's only the second time chinese astronauts have stepped outside their craft while in space. the astronauts are testing next—generation spacesuits and installing equipment forfuture missions. the launch is a matter of huge prestige for china which this month is marking the hundredth anniversary of the ruling communist party. events have been taking place across britain today to say a national thank you, to everyone who's helped during the coronavirus pandemic — including nhs staff and key workers. our home editor, mark easton reports. # don't stop thinking about tomorrow. # don't stop, it will soon be here. at a london vaccination centre health workers joined gospel singers in an impromptu community choir. with the blessing of fleetwood mac, don't stop is the anthem of thank you day, song of hope that future as people give thanks to those who help the country through its past pa

andy and i made a good plan. find your own andy at schwab. management. ♪ ♪ experience, hyper performance that takes you further. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get 0.9% apr financing on the all 2021 lexus hybrid models. experience amazing. >>> 357 minutes left as to go in the trading session. shares of lending club exploding higher after posting a surprise profit and raising guidance. the company says this was the first full quarter operating a digitsal bank, and most profitability quarter in the history of the company keybank upgraded, the firm expects it continue to benefit from a hybrid work environment, helping the nasdaq 100, along with gains in microsoft, apple and tesla, which were all sort of earnings loserser -- earl why the in the week. >> we have the bulls pushing back with work from the office under october. >> it's fun to see the narrative change time for a news update with kristina. >> hello the biden administration is calling on state and local governments to offer $100 payments to every newly vaccinated-mile-an-h

in tennis andy murray and joe salisbury knocked out the second seeds. four, three... the waiting was finally over. the first full day of competition in tokyo, and high hopes for britain in the men's road race, but one of them soon came tumbling down. geraint thomas involved in a crash and he later had to retire. after a gruelling 145 miles, ecuador�*s richard carapaz broke clear to win gold. but behind him on the far left of screen, britain's adam yates led the charge for the other medals. he was ultimately squeezed out though and finished ninth. in the tennis, there was a good start for another big british hope. it is a brilliant win. andy murray and his partner joe salisbury winning their first round doubles match. but it was a tougher day for helen glover in the rowing. the double olympic champion has only recently returned after having children and she and partner polly swann could only finish third in their heat, enough to make the semifinals but they know they will need to improve. we agreed afterwards that that is not kind of reflective of where

andy sullivan�*s still the best of the british hopefuls, isn�*t he, ben?his title of course — is doing ok after that disappointing first round. yes, pretty safe to say that we won�*t have a british winner of the open championship this time around. darren clarke one of course in 2011, but andy sullivan is the best placed of the brits at the moment. he started the day at —6, made a bogey but has since picked up a shot on the back nine and moved back —6. not quite clicking into gear. neither too is the defending champion shane lowry from northern ireland. he picked up a fine birdie on the 16th, the par three, and seem to enjoy it following up with a birdie at 17. another one of the contingent not looking like they will be challenging at the top of the leaderboard. rory mcilroy is having a disappointing open again and is stuck down at —1. a disappointing open again and is stuck down at -1. disappointment fou~ht stuck down at -1. disappointment fought rory _ stuck down at -1. disappointment fought rory mcilroy _ stuck down at -1. disappointment fought rory mcil

disappointment for two—time olympic champion, so andy murray.s singles. there is concerns about a quad strain. the double gold medallist was due to start his singles campaign today after he won in the doubles yesterday alongside his partnerjoe salisbury. at the time, there wasn't any hint of entry. in fact, andy murray had said he felt he was in with a chance of the singles. after consulting with his medical team and by a statement from team gb, he said he was very disappointed, but that he had to take the advice of his medical staff. out of the singles but still in the doubles. aha, staff. out of the singles but still in the doubles.— staff. out of the singles but still in the doubles. a busy day for you add one more _ in the doubles. a busy day for you add one more for— in the doubles. a busy day for you add one more for now, _ in the doubles. a busy day for you add one more for now, what - in the doubles. a busy day for you add one more for now, what has l in the doubles. a busy day for you - add one more for now, what has been happening in t

andy warhol broke down barriers in the art world.iran and the west. an israeli videographer has captured an unusual view of sheep. just take a look at this. the mesmerising and rather soothing aerial footage was shot by drone above a farm in peace valley in yokneam in northern israel. the photographer is lior patel from high—fa and he admits he was really rather shocked when his images went viral on facebook. after the weather we�*ll take a look at tomorrow�*s front pages in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are tony and caroline. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. good evening. sunday evening showers brought flash flooding to edinburgh with widespread thunderstorms because we have low pressure sat on top of the uk which is with us through the day ahead. we are watching this developing area of low pressure bringing some more persistent rain in later. still plenty of showers as we get going on monday morning, perhaps some in the south and east as well as those close to the weather system in the north

andy, as he is known, is only one of a dozen century-old doctors in the u.s.practicing today. >> what is more important than helping other people? >> o'donnell: the world war ii navy veteran had an award named after him for his work in military pediatrics. >> that is a beluscom. >> o'donnell: he's practiced long enough before vaccines protected us, long before covid another virus was especially lethal for children. >> polio was so bad, the death rate, the kids who had to get into an iron lung, it was awful. >> o'donnell: back then dr. andy was on the cutting edge of vaccine development and cures for childhood disease. >> we gave the kid one dose, and it was literally almost -- the leukemia was gone. that is called gratification. >> o'donnell: it's the lifetime of service to his country and his patients that sustains him. >> if you had to put a headline on this thing, i guess you would say helping people. that's what it's all about. thank you so much. >> o'donnell: ageless wisdom from a pediatrician in the infancy of his second century. helping people. we'll be

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andy: so valuations in tech are not bad.hen you look at the companies, you are paying a high multiple but paying it for fast growth in companies that are likely set for the next three to five years in terms of being able to grow their profitability. here is the risk, and i think the real risk is continuation in the rotation trade. this year, big cap tech is likely to produce a lower profit growth than the rest of the index, and particular value segments and small-cap stocks. that is going to attract investor attention away from them, give them some breathing space in an environment that is starting to look better for the rest of the market. haidi: do we need to give breathing space when it comes to the reopen trade, particularly as you see the pettiness of vaccinations in the resurgence of delta? -- patching us of vaccinations -- patchiness of vaccines and the resurgence of delta? andy: i think what we are seeing with delta is that it is very very lynch -- it is very viru lent. when we have seen it lockdowns in the past, the

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