anglin! england! england! yay! - thank you for all you do. anglin! england! england! yay!ngland! england! yay! i love it. let's take you — england! england! yay! i love it. let's take you live _ england! england! yay! i love it. let's take you live now to wembley way. and again the crowds are just continuing to swell, and i don't know if we have at the sound on this, but there has been a noisy atmosphere from the start of today. let's just listen in very quickly. it's been nonstop. 0lly foster has a reporting from their sins this morning and really battling against the sound, but such a cracking atmosphere for everyone who has gathered there and every other fan zone, whether it's in london or anywhere else, across england. so the countdown is 8pm basically kick off and in the meantime it's very important that it stays dry this evening so let's find out how it is looking with darren. hello, there, it looks summer is going to be coming home as we head further into next week as the weather pattern sees a major change. we've had some sunshine today. we have seen cloud tending

anglin had spent a lifetime in law enforcement. worked undercover. later he became a private investigator. and when he heard about steve pitt's murder, his experience told him -- >> it had to be related to his work. >> reporter: anglin knew pitt worked on criminal cases, so the universe of suspects was vast. then he heard about the murders of the two paralegals in scottsdale. and suddenly, that universe shrank. >> once they announced on the news that it was elizabeth feldman's office, i was certain who it was. >> you knew. >> i knew. >> knew exactly how steve pitt and the feldman law firm were connected, and who was behind the murders. rick knew because, years earlier, he'd taken on the case of a scottsdale doctor named connie jones. >> yes. i had my own terrorist, my own personal terrorist. >> reporter: connie was on summer break from college in 1984 when she started dating a young soldier named dwight jones. dwight was stationed at fort bragg, north carolina. >> you were 18, he was 22. >> correct. young. too young. >> your first

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i'm emily anglin, a tuned for my son, bob way, bye for now. the fuel the dry change. following the removal of robert new gobby than bob way with the country, bringing with it one journalist set out to record the voice of the people. instead of telling people what to think. and that gives them a chance to speak for themselves and capture the haunting snapshot of the power and fragility of hope. borne free witness on al jazeera. mm. i use, i'm active. and liter player at the college for my father and my passion in finding and developing young and also keeping cultural traditions a life. the one of the things that i'm working on is being continuing and more days asian of traditional i asked him to move away down to local in order to learn. so we did team foot of a collaboration between me and my my name's had any but i don't know. would you fish? which will because you do you by has been trying to bring music from him. i need to move outside world in the outside world, which climate does. oh oh oh. oh, the oh my music meta and dr. mice and bob farming, man, family, commu

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anglin playing denmark at wembley stadium in london. they have just kicked off.d playing denmark at wembley stadium in london. denmark hopes to continue their fairytale run. they won the trophy back in 1992. the winner will face italy on sunday. let's take it to the scenes live in london, one of the designated fans own aas in wembley. there are 60,000 fans. england fans usually outnumbering those cheering on the danes but denmark has been allocated around 8000 seats for supporters living in the u.k. let's cross over to copenhagen ,live, at one of their fans owns. fans prevented from traveling to london due to coronavirus restrictions, so most of them are in fans owns there. kickoff just a few minutes ago. let's get a look at the strength of denmark and england. >> england may have the bigger names and individual talent but denmark are a very strg collective, they work we together. they know their jobs, they keep things tight. it will be difficult for england. they have a lot of experience, it is a young england team, but they are growing into this tournament. the

chopper 5 was over the scene in anglin, where that beechcraft bonanza caught fire after hitting the ground. the pilot and two passengers all killed. the faa says the pilot was trying to land at the nearby airport when witnesses saw that plane clipped some trees. still not clear exactly what went wrong. the vick's names have not been released. >>> former 49er richard sherman pleaded not guilty today to dui, criminal trespassing, and other charges. following his arrest near seattle this week. police say he drunkenly crashed his suv in a construction zone, ran to his in-laws house three miles away, tried to break in, and fought with police as they detained him. for his hearing, he tweeted a statement saying he, quote, deeply remorseful. he went on to say the personal challenges he's been dealing with lately are no excuse and he is seeking help. >>> a federal judge has halted the daca program, siding with texas and eight other states that argue it is unconstitutional. the obama era program provides a deportation shield to immigrants who came to the u.s. as children. today's ruling halts new ap

according to the faa, the pilot was trying to land at anglin airport. field when it clipped some trees and went down south of the airport, catching fire when it hit the ground. all three people on board died. their identities have not been released. the ntsb is investigating. >>> developing story in oakland's chinatown, two women recovering after they were viciously attacked by three robbers this afternoon, and it was all caught on camera. kpix 5 repo darlene was at the scene, covering a previous robbery that happened yesterday, when this second attack unfolded. just as he arrived at the same location, one victim said he stole her purse and her mother's purse at the corner of harrison and ninth streets, the older victim a grandmother in her early 80s. daughter says they were both hit in the head and punched several times. no leads on suspects. >>> millions of dollars worth of state resources will be going toward combating asian hate. this week governor newsom signed the asian and pacific islander equity budget. it gives $156.5 million over a three-year

ah, watching alger 0, i'm emily anglin, a reminder about top stories is our typhoon, in fact is heating a heavily populated region of east in china. it comes days to flooding forth a 1000000 people from their homes and killed at least 50000 people have been moved to emergency shelter. there's been more fighting between afghan forces and the taliban beyond group has reportedly taking control of the district include proven yes. can army is trying to hold a taliban advance? a military ceremony is being held in a gas for the 2 turkish soldiers killed the norman syria. the vehicle was attacked on saturday in the l bab area. the defense ministry says the turkish forces immediately 5 back top lebanese suny leaders have endorsed former prime minister nat geo, but mcafee, to form a new government. the announcement comes the head of a parliamentary consultation on monday. in lebanon's political system, the position has to be held by a sunni muslim last week. prime minister designated san her re re step down lebanon has been without a government for 8 months. the country is experiencing its worth

the stun maya was joined by state premier and lash at who's the front runner to succeed. anglin echoed, as chancellor president says, the scale of the loss is hard to comprehend. hillis is low and on, much has been lost and will not be easily replaced. it didn't happen. d. and again, to talk about the biggest loss is the one felt by those who have locked relatives in the flood tall on morning with the people who have lots of friends and acquaintances, and family members and your site is broken out with joining me in the studio as a political correspondent, amino shars, and i welcome a strong message from the german president. frank felt a shy my. what more did he have to say while a strong method and he used the word heartbreaking. it is true that those stages absolutely devastating. he also said that for some people all that remained was hope and in that of course, it's a very grim prospect. but it's, he also pointed out the fact that the gym, the federal government would actually go america herself fed from the us would actually not abandoned all to abandon all those people who are a

i'm emily anglin. a reminder of our top stories is our in paris, police in a water cannon to disperse protest is angry about the extension of the code 19 health. the measures require vaccination or waste and negative has to active venues . protests have also gathered in london again to track and trying to restrictions in the military is reinforcing. rescue operations in the side of my rush truck after the heaviest july rain in decades, court flooding and landslide. more than 100 people have dive and dozens more. i'm missing the afghan government has imposed a turkey from saturday in 31 out of 34 provinces. it didn't respond to the race and increase in fighting. as the taliban makes rapid territorial gains. a rock has agreed to supply lebanon with a 1000000 tons of heavy oil in exchange for medical services. lebanon is facing its worst crisis in modern history. that will bank estimates nearly 50 percent of the population now lives below the poverty line. semi naida is the director of the levant institut

ah, the me. watching al jazeera, i'm emily anglin. a reminder of our top stories is our typhoon in fi is heating, heavily populated regions of ace in china. it comes days after flooding a 1000000 people from their own and killed, at least 50000 people have been moved to emergency shelton, top 11. a sunny latest have endorsed former prime minister machine, mcafee to form a new government. if confirmed mcafee, same here on the left will become prime minister designate, replacing reread. living has been without a government for a month. there's been fees fighting between african forces and the taliban group has reportedly taking control of the district in a province. yes. can army is trying to hold the alabama in migrant workers from me and my living in thailand, border areas of facing increased hardships locked down, their main stays less work, leaving many to rely on donations. yet people still flayed to thailand to escape from military rule. back home, florence louis reports says, usually no shortage of work or laborers for farms in p

anglin on its way to wembley for sunday's match against italy. —— england on its way. quite heavy downpours. you can see the showers — that was earlier in the last 10—12 hours or so. and then, towards the end of the day on wednesday, we saw those thunderstorms across some central and eastern areas, and the weather remains quite unsettled over the next few days. i say unsettled for a summer month. a fair bit of cloud out there across the atlantic heading our way, and we'll see further showers developing over the next few days with low pressure in charge of the weather. so, i think a showery day on the way for some of us on thursday, but actually, the showers will be very well—scattered, so that does mean that many of us will miss them altogether. so, the forecast through the early hours shows a lot of dry weather across the uk. temperatures will be around 14 celsius or so across the south of the country, just a tad fresher in the north, around 11—12. now, the morning will become increasingly sunny right across the uk, but then fairweather clouds will start to develop, a

i'm emily anglin. the news continues at the top of the m up for now, stay tuned for inside story. news . news. news. news. the taliban fighters in afghanistan has made significant gains in recent week as us forces and their allies withdraw. afghans who worked with them say their lives are at risk. so what's being done to protect them? this is inside sort, ah, ah, hello and welcome to the program. i'm how the jim john. nearly all foreign troops are expected to leave afghanistan by the end of august. most american and nato forces have already departed. the taliban is rapidly filling the power vacuum taking huge swaths of territory with little resistance from afghan forces. in response to the government in kabul has put all but 3 of us can, are stands, 34 provinces under a nighttime curfew. us defense secretary lloyd austin says this will give african troops a better chance to fight back. i think the 1st thing to do is to make sure that they can slow the momentum and then and then be able to put themselve

all right that so from me, my name is emily anglin, but the news our i'll be back in just a moment with more of the day for me. bye for now. ah ah ah ah, ah ah ah, about the board and determined to succeed. it can feel you want to keep on training by obstacle. i'll just they will, will tell themes fine story of the truth of the money women into the future. their dream of playing football for that country. despite its culture and traditions, we are in the money and it's difficult the people to accept. the money goes and go on. just in back seems a promising part out of the panoramic. but the implementing the greatest inoculation in history is testing the global community around the world already a clear gap as a merge between rich nations and poor ones when it comes to vaccinating their populations from the geo politics to the pure economics. the misinformation, the latest develop. what's going on here is very different. first off, the back thing comes in the form of a nasal spray. special coverage of the corona virus pandemic. on a jessina. the former finding harmony in pursuing his pas

ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera alive from joe. how also coming up, joe biden says, americans could see you close at 19 restrictions and made a surgeon cases a day after announcing new rules that incentive to boost vaccination disease. president defense, he's moved to grab power. as did you dish re opens an investigation into violence outside the parliament and putting up a bright face. ruth knew left wing latest says don't worry. and financial markets. campbell overuse cabinet appointment. ah, more than 200 afghans brought to the united states from campbell on an evacuation flight have begun their re settlement process. some will be joining family members already in the us. they represent just a fraction of the 20000 contractors who helped the american war if it in afghanistan, those left behind feed time is running out to avoid retaliation from rapidly advancing taliban forces. heidi jo. castro reports from fort lee virginia. the buses carrying former afghan interpreters and their families, including 57 children and 15 babies, ar

anglin preparing to play without home support for the first time in the tournament.hat gives us added motivation for the game set a come back to a semifinal at home with 60,000 fans. england's batsmen are in control chasing 2112 to win the second one day international against sri lanka at the oval, and with it the series. sam curran was the star with the ball, skittling the top order and reducing sri lanka to 12—3. he ended with a career—best five—wicket haul. dhananjiya da silva fired back with 91 as sri lanka recovered to post a respectable total. jason roy led the england charge with a quick—fire 60. no morgan keeping momentum withjoe root going to 30—2 needing 12 from 56 balls. and don't forget the fourth meet of 1a to be held in the diamond league this year is underway in oslo. full coverage on the bbc iplayer and bbc sport. in the 100 metres for women all eyes on the second fattest british moment in history who went up against the ivory coast but the african one out in a season best 10.91 seconds. and let's not forget the tour de france, where mark cavendish ma

scientists estimate anglin faces up to 200 deaths a day after restrictions and. -- u.k.entists estimate england faces up to 200 deaths a day after restrictions end. you think it is not a good time to get further exposure to defensive bond proxies. why is that? why around pharma when we consider booster shots for various different vaccines? why is it not a good time to get involved in pharma? sebastian: is a direct consequence of the bond yield, and it is so important to have an awareness of what is driving stocks. you could have thought in july of last year the farmer sector would save the world and provide -- the pharma sector would save the world. it underperformed almost 30%, the sharpest underperformance in almost 20 years. the reason for this is a tremendous acceleration in growth in bond yield. these sectors are sensitive to the swings in these macro factors. for pharma, they need growth to slow. bond yields are very low given the strong macro backdrop. there is one leg of pro acceleration. growth is stronger in bond yields are higher, that is not an attractive pos

mark anglin told me in front of the porch and other sailors, which was a really cool moments, and wed at alljust kind of, yeah, it's bubbled up as to what it actually meant, of how big a deal it was. yeah, i got a little bit emotional. the men's football tournament is under way. brazil, gold medallists in rio five years ago, got off to the perfect start with a big 4—2 win over germany in yokohama. it was a rematch of the 2016 final, which brazil won penalties. and they took the game by storm, everton's richarlison opening the scoring. and he was in the mood for more, too. he scored a first—half hat—trick to put brazil 3—0 up. germany then scored two of their own, but this brilliant goal from paulinho put the result beyond any doubt for brazil. what a finish that was. the first round of the womens' evian championship is drawing to a close in the south east of france. the tournament was cancelled last year because of the pandemic. there are 126 players in the field, and it's pajaree anannarukarn who's tied for the lead. she tops the leaderboard on six—under alongside america's yealimi