what is defining of the best archer in the world?somebody who changes the sport or makes it better, or changes people that watch what you do and make them better. in my mind, that's considered the best archer in the world. applies them. d automatically whoa! i look good in miniature. capital one shopping. (in s.l.j. voice) what's in your wallet? it's my 4:05 the-show-must-go-on migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy. the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. charlie's my little sidekick when it ask about ubrelvy. comes to projects around the house. but, she disappears on me. i can't see everything she gets into, that's why i trust tide hygienic clean. it gets be

you called her she voices mallory archer. you call her the center of the little archer universe.he was a hollywood great. you are know, everything from "play misty for me" to "arrested development" but just would walk into a room and light it up and always made you feel seen. always quick with a compliment and right after that a really bawdy joke. she was like the best combination of mom, best friend and woman that any of us could have ever asked for and a consummate professional to the very end. just an angel. we all loved her so much. >> the last time i talked to you you talked about how busy you were during the pandemic. so many things going, you're a comedienne, host, actress, all these things and you even started doing some little drink sessions where you were having live drinks that was raising money for charity. what left do you have to do that you want to do that you haven't done yet? >> well, i've also been directing quite a bit and that's starting to take over a bigger part of my work flow life. i've been directing nonstop all year. i'm about to direct a movie then come

. >>> archer aviation and atlas topped by 38%, as the s&p highlights on going speculation in the spacortunately has the last name, moelis and first naming, ken. we haven't seen many price cuts in these deals on this one, why, as the sponsor, did you pursue a price cut and what gave ryou the leverage to get it >> i was very annoyed last night and i guessed hilton because of wall dofr. and if you remember, that was the first transaction moelis and company had ever done 15 years ago. i was very disappointed. a great job, just dis pointing i missed it. on orcher and spacs in general, i think the interesting part is spac transactions are an interesting combination of merger, as you said, but really ipo. when we talk to people about doing a transaction, we say do you view this as an ipo? we view this as a beginning of a journey and not the end. so, they're very different and the archer team agreed this was the beginning of the journey for them valuations have changed, rather dramatically, really from where these transactions were first attempted or first negotiated in february, march, april

england will not have injured bowler joffre archer this year, so do not whisper retire anywhere nearld have been. rahul was dropped on 52 force racing. on 52 force frustrating? should have been. rahul was dropped on 52 force frustrating? this was frustrating. the weather tormented them, players often unlike others, any tactics for this? where a jumper, keep smiling and at least you're not the stands. they were back on for one ball and then to later on with india stuck on 125—4. anderson's two bigots have taken him to 619 tests overall, joint third with the all—time list. there has been some serious news on the injury front with joffre archer ruled been some serious news on the injury front withjoffre archer ruled out for the rest of the year full stops cancel your tear suffered a recurrence of a stress fracture of his bowling arsenal he will miss the t20 world cup and the ashes series in australia. will t20 world cup and the ashes series in australia-— in australia. will we never see him bowl again? _ in australia. will we never see him bowl again? are _ in australia. will we never s

elsewhere there have been three more golds for great britain for wheelchair racer andrew small, archer phoebe paterson pine and for sir lee pearson in dressage. he is the third most successful british paralympian ever. from tokyo here's andy swiss. he couldn't do it again, could he? jonnie peacock chasing a paralympic hat—trick. peacock has struggled with injury since the last games, but he roared out of the blocks. the rest were closing in, though, and the result was one of the most thrilling races in paralympic history. felix streng, i think... gold for germany's felix streng, but just look how tight it was. the first four within three hundredths of a second. had peacock got a medal? well, a photo couldn't separate him and johannes floors, so the pair shared the bronze. peacock later said he probably should have won it, but in defeat he contributed to a dazzling spectacle. well, what a dramatic night we've had here in tokyo. but whilejonnie peacock�*s reign might be over, earlier on, britain found a new 100 metre star. andrew small took up athletics after watching the london paralymp

elsewhere there have been three more golds for great britain for wheelchair racer andrew small, archerressage. he is the third most successful british paralympian ever. from tokyo here's andy swiss. he couldn't do it again, could he? jonnie peacock chasing a paralympic hat—trick. peacock has struggled with injury since the last games, but he roared out of the blocks. the rest were closing in, though, and the result was one of the most thrilling races in paralympic history. felix streng, i think... gold for germany's felix streng, but just look how tight it was. the first four within three hundredths of a second. had peacock got a medal? well, a photo couldn't separate him and johannes floors, so the pair shared the bronze. peacock later said he probably should have won it, but in defeat he contributed to a dazzling spectacle. well, what a dramatic night we've had here in tokyo.

a target is mounted and 50 archers have a few minutes to hit it as many times as possible.e of the sport dates back to the early 1800s when khasi warriors defended their homelands and not with guns nor swords, but with bows and arrows. i am aiming for the target, obviously, which is? the small one. the small one there? 0k. why is it going to the ground? show me. get out of the way, everyone. here we go. don't move. now we're getting there! spectators get involved by taking bets on the number of arrows that hit the target. and, crucially, it is only the last two numbers of the total score that matter. they are all added up and the last two digits will be the result. 695 arrows. so 95 is the result. meghalaya became one of the few states to legalise gambling in 1982. people here are very superstitious. they dream about their family, a dog, cat and they try to make it into numbers. so i have 200 rupees of my hard—earned money here. i want to gamble. can you show me how to do it? let's go to one of these counters. namaste. hello. i want to gamble on a lucky number, yeah? two di

of their fatherhood. >> without -- the first time you're thinking about that but overall what is archerrson telling us that we are supposed to think about that. >> he and many other speakers of the day in the unveiling speeches, firsthe of all they wt you to connect the history and they want the children to learn the history which is one of the first part of the quote that this is somehow in the memorial is there to teach lessons. and then this also is an element of what you said you read a long piece and all readers to my best here. i think one of the things about the lead monument in particular this one in richmond several monuments to robert e. lee but the one in richmond and monument avenue is really about reestablishing southern masculinity in a lot of ways. we represent that for them it's like his masculinity presented untarnished and that monument doesn't represent lee but it represents all southern men and confederate soldiers into basically hold her head high and not to be thinking about the sea but think about their own heroism. and i think this is the thing that many of these

a target is mounted and 50 archers have a few minutes to hit it as many times as possible. the sport dates back to the early 1800s when khasi warriors defended their homelands and not with guns nor swords, but with bows and arrows. i am aiming for the target, obviously, which is? the small one. the small one there? 0k. why is it going to the ground? show me. get out of the way, everyone. meghalaya became one of the few states to legalise gambling in 1982. people here are very superstitious. they dream about their family, a dog, cat and they try to make it into numbers. so i have 200 rupees of my hard—earned money here. i want to gamble. can you show me how to do it? let's go to one of these counters. namaste. hello. i want to gamble on a lucky number, yeah? two digits. i want to go for... 39. and i will put 100 rupees on 39 and on my other bet i will bet on 77. can you fix it so i win? it depends on your fortune. it depends on my fortune? i did have a dream last night that a strange dog walked past me and that dog had the number 39. is that the kind of dreams we all have? w

we will keep them informed on how we can support in an organized archer. -- departure. we are pulling talks with different partners and also with the taliban. for example, we are talking about 10 you think to operate the airport so that civilian flights will be possible again in the future. another route is via the neighboring states and afghanistan. we will provide counselors at the border through our embassies and do our utmost to enable the local staff who were still in afghanistan to leave the country. >> at this moment, nobody knows whether there will be a civilian air it has been destroyed as far as we have heard. the foreign minister is traveling to the region. that is where negotiations with the taliban are taking place. that is where germany's ambassador who keeps being referred to all the time speaking directly with them with the aim of getting safe passage but all of those exact technicalities and whether anybody will be able to make it to the border, that is all still up in the air. brent: do we know who is likely to be left behind here? >> that is a big que

five—time paralympic champion ellie simmonds and archer john stubbs carried the flag for the british atheltes opted to stay away from the ceremony over covid fears, and there was also a poignant momnent as the afghanistan flag was carried by volunteers — the two—strong team unable to travel because of the political unrest in the country. the president of the international paralympic committee gave a powerful speech as the games were offically decalred open, reminding the world of the even greater challenges that paralympic atheltes have had to overcome to make it to tokyo. —— declared open. pair olympians, you gave your all to be here. blood, sweat, and tears —— pair olympians. now is your moment to show to the world your skill, your strength, your determination. if the world has ever relieve you, now it's your chance to be relieved. champion, hero, friend, colleague, role model, orjust human. you are the best of humanity, and the only ones who can decide who and what you are. you are the truth. you are amazing. you choose to be the greatest in whatever the plan is. so competition st

they're thinking, so if you will bear with me, i'm going to take a minute to read a little bit of archer anderson's dedicated speech about robert e. lee and what he's telling us that lee and that monument represent, on may 29th, 1890. and anderson says, in his conclusion, to a speech that must have been about 90 minutes long, let this monument then teach to generations yet unborn these lessons of his life. let it stand not as a record of civil strife, but as a perpetual protest against whatever is low and sorted in our public and private objects. let us stand at the memorial to personal honor and nightly valor, far-reaching military genius, ambition, of heroic constancy from which no cloud of misfortune could ever hide the path of duty. let it stand for reproof and censure if our people shall ever sink below the standards of their father. so without having -- i know that may be the first time you're thinking about that, but overall, what is archer anderson telling us that we're supposed to think about that? >> well, he and many other speakers of the day in these unveiling speeches, first

goals with a lovely panenka from the penalty spot, but there was a dream debut for teenager cameron archerhere, norwich thrashed bournemouth 6—0, not a great result for new cherries manager scott parker. premier league new boys brentford had to come from a goal behind — but they beat forest green rovers 3—1. everton held on to beat huddersfield town 2—1, despite being down to 10 men. and four matches went to penalities — oldham, wigan, cheltenham town and wycombe wonderers all progressing. the premier league says its clubs have "reluctantly but unanimously" decided not to release players for matches in red—list countries during september's international break. it comes after liverpool said yesterday that the were not going to let mo salah travel to egypt for next month's world cup qualifier. the 10—day quarantine rules would apply to nearly 60 players from 19 clubs who are due to travel to 26 red—list countries. a club—versus—country row could now develop and fifa could sanction clubs for not releasing players. after three years out, dawid malan returns to the england test side for the thi

instead, brutal temperatures and humidity caused russian archer to faint. athletes sickened collapsed at the finish line. and heat stricken tennis player was carried off in a wheelchair. tokyo temperatures have spiked faster than the global average, driven by climate change and tokyo's heat-trapping urban landscape. university of tokyo professor has studied climate conditions at every recent summer olympics. >> i would say tokyo is the worst in the history for these 30 years or so. >> reporter: with over 50,000 heat stroke cases here each year, anti-heat stroke gadgets are selling fast at tokyo shops like this one, ranging from hand-held cooling tools to neck-chilling devices. wearable electric fans are a best-seller. i may look like the michelin man, but the fans built into my jacket ensure no matter where i go on the hottest nastiest day of summer i have my own wind tunnel. they have mist towers, shaded benches and parasols. in the end, the marathon was moved to another city where temperatures are only slightly less sizzling. most of the world has become

can i consider myself an effective archer? is i wonder what you think of that? yes. so i think the question you should ask yourself is, how did i come to engage in this sort of activity? was it that i really just stood back and thought, what all the problems that the world faces? what are those, you know, the biggest in scale yet the most neglected yet, but i think i can make have the will traction on and then chose, you know, that organization on the basis of thinking. yes, this is where they, we think i can make the biggest difference. alternatively wasn't just, you know, an opportunity that kind of oppose. and i think it is the case that in general, if you're trying to aim to benefit the poor people, well, the very poor people in the world are those. and the point of countries allowed was an n middle income, chicken space. and so that's why i tend to think that the most effective organizations lie if where it's on a benefit people alive today. so in one of your books you propose is really interesting, ethical test. when you have a burning house in front of you wit

and, there have been three more golds for great britain — for wheelchair racer andrew small, archer phoeberalympian ever. from tokyo — here's andy swiss. he couldn't do it again, could he? jonnie peacock chasing a paralympic hat—trick. peacock has struggled with injury since the last games, but he roared out of the blocks. the rest were closing in, though, and the result was one of the most thrilling races in paralympic history. felix streng, i think... gold for germany's felix streng, but just look how tight it was. the first four within three hundredths of a second. had peacock got a medal? well, a photo couldn't separate him and johannes floors, so the pair shared the bronze. peacock later said he probably should have won it, but in defeat he contributed to a dazzling spectacle. well, what a dramatic night we've had here in tokyo. but whilejonnie peacock�*s reign might be over, earlier on, britain found a new 100—metre star. andrew small took up athletics after watching the london paralympics. now the man inspired by 2012 was victorious in 2021. small gets it. for small, who had to trai

elsewhere, there have been three more golds for great britain — for wheelchair racer andrew small, archere paterson pine and for sir lee pearson in dressage. he is the third most successful british paralympian ever. from tokyo, here's andy swiss. he couldn't do it again, could he? jonnie peacock chasing a paralympic hat—trick. peacock has struggled with injury since the last games, but he roared out of the blocks. the rest were closing in, though, and the result was one of the most thrilling races in paralympic history. felix streng, i think... gold for germany's felix streng, but just look how tight it was. the first four within three hundredths of a second. had peacock got a medal? well, a photo couldn't separate him and johannes floors, so the pair shared the bronze. peacock later said he probably should have won it, but in defeat he contributed to a dazzling spectacle. well, what a dramatic night we've had here in tokyo. but whilejonnie peacock�*s reign might be over, earlier on, britain found a new 100—metre star. andrew small took up athletics after watching the london paralympics.

that the constitution can't do one thing for in a given thing in california so they are dealing with archer cases like that for my case we came from district court where any large thing, i sent case and basically were coming from court of appeals, we did make it to the state supreme court for the arts are incredibly against us. you have to have for just this week to take this case at least for goes over every aspect of your case to make sure it's worth their time and effort to take this case case to court and we got back. >> what was it like when you found out you were going to the supreme court? or were you feeling? >> i was one of the craziest days of my life. the website you can follow they are looking at, all of my case which means they had it in front of them to talk about it so i knew it was being conferenced and drawing to the end of the court session where they break through the summer if it's the last week and i was watching my pewter and i had it turned on, crockett would get a decision whether denied or search granted in what i saw on the screen was my cake shop has been granted.

can i consider myself an effective archer? is i wonder what you think of that? yes. so i think the question you should ask yourself is, how did i come to engage in this sort of activity? was it that i have really just stood back and thought, what all the problems that the world faces? what are those, you know, the biggest in scale yet the most neglected yet, but i think i can make, have the will selection on. and then chose, you know, that organization on the basis of thinking, yes, this is where they me think i can make the biggest difference. alternatively, wasn't just, you know, an opportunity that kind of oppose. and i think it is the case that in general, if you're trying to aim to benefit the poor people, well, the very poor people in the world are those in the port countries lot with an n middle income with countries. and so that's why i tend to think that the most effective organizations lie if where it's on a benefit people live today. so in one of your books you propose is really interesting, ethical test. when you have like a burning house in front of you

because he had been raised in archer just 2 miles on the road from planes or his just about the only little white boy. and his playmates were african-american. he was very comfortable in black churches. he was very comfortable in small groups. he wasn't a good orator on the stump in a big audience. he was probably weakest in front of the television cameras. but on the other hand he was very good in front of a television camera when he was in a press conference, answering questions from reporters he could be witty and entertaining and substantive and persuasive. but he just was not an orator in that way. but you are right to refer to the law day speech in atlanta in 1974 which was a significant speech because of two things. he met ted kennedy without was going to be arrival and 76. it was blown away by carter's speech that day was an extemporaneous speech we thrown away his speech notes. it was a sermon where he talked about southern justice and how lawyers would not serve the people not representing the core and giving them equal justice. as a speech and hunter thompson became a cart

the swimmer, ellie simmonds, and the archer, john stubbs, have been named as the flagbearers for paralympicse years ago. our sports correspondent andy swiss is in tokyo. raising the bar for paralympic sport. from powerlifting to fencing, from athletics to archery, the british team in tokyo has success in its sights. but for the games themselves, in the midst of a pandemic, simply getting to the start has been a struggle. the traditional torch relay, for example, has had to be scaled back. the athletes, though, can hardly wait, including ellie simmonds. just 13 when she made her name in beijing, now, 13 years later, a flag bearer at tomorrow's opening ceremony. to be honest, there's literally no words to describe it. for me, this is my fourth paralympics and i've never actually been to an opening ceremony! i'm just so excited, really! it's going to be really cool. but many here don't share that excitement. once again, there will be no fans in the venues. since the olympics, covid cases injapan have hit a new high. but the head of the paralympics told me these games won't spread the virus. of

initial encounters between appomattox and the english, the settlers at jamestown a man named gabriel archer was one of the first wave of settlers. flinching the leader. she was commonly adorned with a copper crown dripping in copper jewelry which was a huge status symbol and still is today, we still retain that mentality but it was clear that she was the chief or the queen during those initial interactions. one of the original accounts of the english interacting was with christopher newport she requested one of his men to shoot their guns in front of her to see how they operate and they fired the guns and she did so without flinching or blinking so a pretty tough women having never seen that, most likely never seen that technology and showing absolutely no fear in the initial fire. basically over the next few years the tribe, the appomattox tribe became more and more wary of the continuing colonial encroachment by the english settlers at jamestown. in the summer of 1610, she invited 15 settlers to the town that she provided over, presided over and claiming the women of the village, she pers

acic the sponsor of that of crest by is merging the archer. also 2024.the ffa to approve them if they hit those targets you'll start seeing them. >> certification of a novel aircraft is a big deal that's what the skeptics say be careful. >> what we care about is certificate at the the if i occasion of the max in china i don't know exactly what it takes. one went up and came back down successfully in china. >> the number of jobs here on the line if that things get certified -- remember there's a shortage as opposed to joby there's a big shortage of planes in china, they need planes airbus is doing better bogey cannot get off here even though china approves it, it's a big deal in the meantime previous cpi number was very bad for the stock market this one is being interpreted as very good particularly for growth names which have been hammered as of late. >> i like this >> details up too? >> yep the combination of that and the infrastructure -- i mean i guess if we do get a rollover in case growth in the next week as some models predict then maybe you're loo

so during one of the initial encounters between the english and a man named gabriel archer was one ofthe first at jamestown and his account called this woman fat and is both hilarious and awesome at the same time lusty in fat. she maybe my alter ego if i were to rename myself i've probably rename myself her name. the most importantly, she was a fearless unflinching and persuasive leader she was commonly adored with a crown just absolutely dripping in copper jewelry which was a huge a status symbol and it still is today. it still retain that mentality but it was clear that she was the chief or the queen during those initial interactions and it one of the original accounts of the english interacting with the her was newport who she requested it one of his men to shoot their guns in front of her to see how they operate and they fired the gun and she did so without flinching or blinking so she is pretty tough woman having ever seen that most likely never seen that technology and showing absolutely no fear in the initial fire. so basically of the next few years the tribe this appomattoc tr

england won't have injured bowler jofra archer this year, so don't whisper "retire" anywhere near andersonld have been. kl rahul was dropped on 52. frustrating? no. this was frustrating. the weather then tormented trent bridge. players off and on like covers. mood up and down like umbrellas. that is england's coach. any tactics against this? well, wearajumper, keep smiling. at least you're not in the stands. joe wilson, bbc news. rain at trent bridge. what is the forecast? time for a look at the weather here's stav danaos. hello. thank you very much. rain is going to be a problem for the cricket for the next few days. low pressure has been moving in through the course of the day, sky is turning gloomy out west. he was a lovely image there from anglesey, heavy rain on that front as it has been spilling eastwards. it started glorious across eastern parts of

the knights in armor were using foot soldiers are reluctant to have archers on the ground because they feared their own dominance and their position that gave them tremendous power and authority, it depends on society. you will get society in which a few people fight but in democratic societies those who fight will often be ordinary people because they are fighting for their own society. those who fight in the first world war were by and large fighting for abstract concepts like the emperor or the king. what they were fighting for was their homes and wives and children. ashley: there is an image where he describes the original lithuanians confronting teutonic night on horseback, 7 or 8 feet high. a huge middle care of this. he compares it to see in a tank. benjamin: it would have been terrifying. once they learned how to deal with it as you stand firm you can do well. ashley: how would you characterize the us elections? should we call it an act of war? cyberespionage or something else entirely? benjamin: it is in a new area and an interesting question. a very narrow definition of war,

i would like to start by quoting sir walter scott -- "many a shaft at random spent fines archer."hese programs have unintended consequences. a four week consider the enhanced unemployment benefits -- if we consider the enhanced unemployment benefits coupled with the monthly distribution of childcare credit and eviction moratorium, we have placed millions of americans in a position where they cannot afford to go back to work. it would be an economically and financially unsound decision for them to take a job. we are seeing that in the job market where there are significantly more available jobs than there are people who can afford to accept them. host: thanks, david. jenny schuetz, any thought on that? guest: we are seeing an awful lot of complicated trends in the economy, both in the labor market and the housing market. and we know in the job market they are working from home, so some of the jobs, coffee shops, laundry method depend on office workers have not reopened and the downtowns of a lot of cities are still much less active than they used to in jobs have not come back there

maybe it's the first time you are thinking about that but overall what is archer anderson telling us supposed to think about that? >> well he and many other speakers of the day in unveiling the speeches first of all they wanted to connect that history and they want the children to learn that history which is one of the first parts of that quote that says somehow this memorial is there to teach a lesson and then there's also an element and it's kind of a long piece so i will do my best here. i think one of the things about the leave monument particularly this one in richmond and there are several monuments of robert e. lee but the one in richmond, it's about reestablishing southern masculinity in a lot of ways and leave represents that for them. it's like his masculinity for them is untarnished and the monument doesn't just represent lee would also then confederate soldiers and to basically hold their heads high and not to be thinking about the -- but their own heroism. and this is the thing that many of these confederate soldiers or former veterans who spoke at these unveilings were

the sri lanka told bloomberg that because restrictions, badminton and archers have to make plans to qatarhe players hitched a ride on a cargo plane. one that usually carries frozen seafood on it, bloomberg reported. then there are supplies. the ap reported that 3, 500 tons of sand were shipped to tokyo from vietnam for the beach volleyball competition. team brazil reportedly sent 20 tons of equipment on 20 different containers, beginning the process three years ago. canada's olympic sailors managed to get one boat on to team usa's shipping container. a win for the international partnership. it's not only athletes that have to make it to tokyo. there were the animals. namely about 300 horses competing in jumping, eventing and dressage. according to reuters, the first flight from europe departed to belgium last month carrying 36 horses and 13 tons of feed. all 36 horses had a seven-day quarantine before the flight, of course, then there was the perseverance of the olympic organizers themselves. amid a shortage of medical workers, they had to make the massive 18,000-bed olympic village as sa

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goals with a lovely panenka from the penalty spot, but there was a dream debut for teenager cameron archerhind — but they beat forest green rovers 3—1. everton held on to beat huddersfield town 2—1, despite being down to 10 men. and four matches went to penalities — oldham, wigan, cheltenham town and wycombe wonderers all progressing. the premier league says its clubs have "reluctantly but unanimously" decided not to release players for matches in red—list countries during september's international break. it comes after liverpool said yesterday that the were not going to let mo salah travel to egypt for next month's world cup qualifier. the 10—day quarantine rules would apply to nearly 60 players from 19 clubs who are due to travel to 26 red—list countries. a club—versus—country row could now develop and fifa could sanction clubs for not releasing players. and the first of the vitality blast quarter—finals has been won by the sussex sharks. yorkshire vikings had set a target of 178, with both tom kohler—cadmore and gary ballance getting half—centuries. and there was a very tense finish but

with russian archer svelana being treated. on wednesday mel vudev was visibly struggling. the umpire asked if he can continue he said i'm a fighter, i can finish the match but i could die. he added, i couldn't breathe properly. i think that was the most humid day we've had so far. later that day spain's poola bedosa retired from her match with heatstroke. the tennis federation said matches will now begin later in the day due to these weather conditions. but he says that isn't enough. >> having olympic games in mids su midsummer in tokyo is not something you should do, and we should postpone it until october or november. >> reporter: but in the future it might not just be tokyo. according to a commentary published in the lancet by 2085 the number of large cities that would be considered low risk to hold the olympics in summer months would be extremely limited. in the meantime he says athletes must stop if they feel the on set of heatstroke as it's better to put their olympic dreams rather than their lives on the line. salina wang, cnn, tokyo. >> salina, thanks. >>> we're ju

the smackjofra archer.e was "nothing wrong" with people giving money to political parties. it comes after reports of a group of high—value donors being given access to seniorfigures in government including the prime minister — something labour has described as 'murky�*. our political correspondent jonathan blake is in westminster and he explained the conservative party says they have done nothing wrong. there are rules and the conservative party say that they have stuck to them, having published all details of political donations and declared those to the electoral commission, in line with the law. but there has been scrutiny in the last few days after those reports you mentioned in the sunday times and the financial times about the existence of a so—called "advisory board" to the conservative party, a group of big—money donors handing over, it is reported, at least £250,000 a year. with that, it seems, has come the opportunity for those individuals to meet the chancellor and the prime minister, we are told

i will take a minute to read a little bit of archer and a anderson speech about robert e. lee and what he is telling us about lee and the monument of what it represents on may 29th of 1890. anderson said, the speech must've been about 90 minutes long. but this monument and teach two generations yet unborn, these lessons of his life. let it stand it not as a record of civil strife it is a perpetual protest against whatever is low and sorted in a public and private objects . but instead is a memorial and never sustain the valor without far-reaching military genius on soiled ambitions of heroic constancy from which no thought of misfortune could ever hide the path of duty and let us stand formal proof center and a people show and ever single of the standards of the father's. but overall is he telling us. we are supposed to see. karen: he and many other speakers of the day and these unveiling speeches, first of all they want you to connect that history and they were the children to learn that history which is one of the first part of that quote. this is some how this memorial

the portugal captain will focus on world cup qualifiers against ireland and archer by john before joiningew teammates at united. >> the return of renaldo has gone down well with these united fans in manchester. >> it will be amazing to have him back in the premier league. if he ended his career where it started that would be awesome. >> he's bringing that mentality to win trophies, we need it. >> that's why i say he pulled out, he belongs to the reds. >> manchester city player, benjamin mendy, has been denied bail after facing charges of four counts of rape and one of sexual assault. he appeared at a pretrial hearing just --he did not enter a plea, but has denied the charges. the case has been adjourned until september 10. he has been suspended by the city pending an investigation. they allege --they relate to attacks on three women last year. the host lost their last two wickets early on day three as they made 432, leaving india with a huge task ahead of them. he is leading the resistance, he finished unbeaten on the 91. on the other side of the break --india 200 15 four two, still needi

. >> if you are the first lady and you find out from the white house archer five days after the pactt the house your children were in were shotho at while you were away, it's not a good way to learn the information if you are aou mom much less the first lady. >> so we get to jump years and one of the big takeaways from the relationship between trump -- first ofig all, the co. there were a lot of costs with the trump of penetration we either find out the time or we are finding out now. t one access by normal standards that should happen. a whole lot of people were protected in the trump years by the service significantly more than in a normal instruction. >> yes, in fact it was breaking the bank. there were 42 people including the president, at one time the head of the home and security john kelly whont under the chief of staff tries to get some people to give up their detail because they are not under any kind of security threat. he asked steve mnuchin we don't have enough money tot protect te president, can we have your detail? steve miniature goes bananas and wants to keep them. ot

archer, beta, lillian, aerospace, 12 to 15 players in the space swdeveloping these aircraft and targeting 2024, 2025 when they expect them to come to service. jon, one last thing to keep in mind mip was at nasdaq 11 years ago when tesla went public at the time, an electric car parked out front nice not sure the company will do anything not a level of skepticism with joby not saying they'll be the next tesla. i am saying expectations at this type of technology certain changed over the last decade. >> we'll see if they're any better at timelines than elon musk, but you can you successful, good timeline or not, phil lebeau thank you. >>> a note i'm going to speak with joby investors and linkedin investor at 1:00 p.m. eastern part of the event for the economic club of chicago more from that conversation here on "techcheck" tomorrow and a lot more "techcheck" today, straight ahead. that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you can close with more certainty. and twice as fast. if i could, i'd ten-

so maybe that's the first time that you're thinking about that but overall, what is archer anderson that years ago he said about that. karen: believe that many other speakers ofrs the day and the speeches first of all they want to to connect and that history and they want the children to learn history which is one of the first part of that quote, this is somehow this memorial is there to teach lessons. and also an element of what you said a long piece of what to do my best here. i think that one of the things about the lee monument, i think this particular this one in richmond that there are several monuments of robert e. lee with one in richmond, on monument avenue is really is about reestablishing southern masculinity in a lot of ways. emily represents that for them is like his masculinity is untarnished and somehow the monument doesn't just represent lee but it represents all southern men and confederate soldiers and basically holding their and by monday thinking about defeat but to be thinking about their own heroism. and i think this thing that many of these confederate soldiers, th

great britain at tomorrow's paralympic opening ceremony — alongside the oldest member of the team, archerd i've never actually been to an opening ceremony! so to go to an opening ceremony, but also have the privilege of carrying the flag withjohn, it's going to be so exciting. when penny said that i was called for a meeting with her, i thought it was a general meeting. when she announced that me and john were both flag—bearers, i think we were both in awe and didn't really know how to respond! it'll be a day for her. —— special day for her. liverpool have refused to release mohamed salah for international duty next week due to the quarantine restrictions the striker would face on his return to the country. liverpool, along with other members of the european club association, have been seeking exemptions from the rules for players returning from red list countries. but with no agreement between the premier league and the government, salah will face a 10—day isolation period after playing in egypt. liverpool have told the egypt fa that he won't be released for their world cup qualifier agai

meanwhile, there's been some serious news on the injury front for england bowlerjofra archer.ffered a recurrence of a stress fracture of his right elbow. that means he will miss the t20 world cup and the ashes series in australia. the nine—time motogp world champion valentino rossi has announced he'll retire at the end of the season. at 42 years old, he said this season would be his last and that it was a "very sad moment". his grand prix career has spanned 25 years and included 115 race victories. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6:30pm. thank you very much, jane. look forward to hearing more about that. more now on britain's second medal in track and field at the tokyo olympics, won by holly bradshaw, who took bronze in the pole vault. after three failed attempts to clear 4.90 metres, she took third place afterfinishing outside the medals in the last two olympic finals. let's discuss her achievement. sally simpson is a former gb pole vaulter and is a