but for ash barty coming — recent times. but for ash barty coming in — recent times. barty coming in have the injury but didn't know_ coming in have the injury but didn't know she _ coming in have the injury but didn't know she would get to the start lino _ know she would get to the start lino so — know she would get to the start line. so happy to see her in the draw— line. so happy to see her in the drawand— line. so happy to see her in the draw and she did look a little careful— draw and she did look a little careful in_ draw and she did look a little careful in her first couple of rounds _ careful in her first couple of rounds. she was a bit scratchy but if anyone — rounds. she was a bit scratchy but if anyone can put their rackets down for a while _ if anyone can put their rackets down for a while and pick them up again, she was— for a while and pick them up again, she wasjusl — for a while and pick them up again, she wasjust rehab, she can apply, it's ash _ she wasjust rehab, she can apply, it's ash barty because your skill level_ it's ash barty because your skil

but for ash barty coming — recent times. but for ash barty coming in — recent times.have the injury but didn't know she would get to the start line _ know she would get to the start line so — know she would get to the start line. so happy to see her in the draw— line. so happy to see her in the drawand— line. so happy to see her in the draw and she did look a little careful—

yes, what a great story this is for ash barty. just minutes ago i is for ash barty. just minutes agonelt to the ground, could not believe she had won this match in three sets and then when she composed herself she managed to make her way up to the box, where her team were and was hugging and kissing them, as you can imagine, with sheerjoy, almost reminiscent of what pat cash did and we have seen so many players do as the years, just an incredible story for ash barty, who of course has been trying to emulate what her idol, her hero, evonne goolagong, thirsted here 50 years ago. barty has talked about how much she idolises evonne goolagong and now ash barty as well has a wimbledon title. she has two grand slams. she won the french open backin grand slams. she won the french open back in 2019, but she has made no secret about how this is the one she has wanted. credit to karolina pliskova, as you say, the eighth seed. she did really fight her way back into this match. she made a tussle of it after being really overwrought in the first set, she levelled up in the second, but ash bartyjus

ash barty knocked out. we were talkin: champion? ash barty knocked out.novak _ champion? ash barty knocked out. we were talking about novak djokovic - were talking about novak djokovic and daniil medvedev complaining about how tough it is, djokovic said it was the worst conditions he had played in. forash it was the worst conditions he had played in. for ash barty, perhaps notjust played in. for ash barty, perhaps not just the played in. for ash barty, perhaps notjust the heat played in. for ash barty, perhaps not just the heat that was an issue, sara sorribes tormo knocking her out. ash barty was nursing an injury throughout wimbledon. when you she withdrew in the second round in the french open with hip issues we were not sure we would see her at wimbledon. it emphasises what a remarkable performance it was a couple of weeks ago to lift the wimbledon title, but it is a tight turnaround and sara sorribes tormo has been playing fantastic tennis this year. she probably played the match of the championship at wimbledon against angelique kerber, and she pull

yes, as you say, ash ba on up to speed. yes, as you say, ash barty on the _ up to speed.h barty on the brink and _ up to speed. yes, as you say, ash barty on the brink and on - up to speed. yes, as you say, ash barty on the brink and on the - up to speed. yes, as you say, ash barty on the brink and on the hill. barty on the brink and on the hill to the _ barty on the brink and on the hill to the writer thus the fans getting more _ to the writer thus the fans getting more and — to the writer thus the fans getting more and more excited, are we about to witness_ more and more excited, are we about to witness ash barty when her first wimbledon title? what would be only her second _ wimbledon title? what would be only her second grand slam, the world number_ her second grand slam, the world number one. she dominated karolina pliskova _ number one. she dominated karolina pliskova in _ number one. she dominated karolina pliskova in the first set, when the first 14 _ pliskova in the first set, when the first 14 points, was 4—1 up before pliskova — first 14 points, was 4—1 up befo

all _ start from ash barty. yes, she has got it all to do. all right, _ start from ash barty.. a quadriplegic man who is paralysed from the shoulders down has made his uk racing debut at the goodwood festival of speed. former professional racing driver sam schmidt was severely injured in a crash 21 years ago. now through advances in technology he is able to drive a car by moving his head to steer and using his breath to accelerate and break, reaching speeds of up to 200mph. ? he explained how it all works. ? i never would have thought i would have driven ever before, let alone, you know, 200 miles an hour. i have no use of anything below the shoulders. i really think the sky is the limit. i was sort of born into racing. ijust wanted to go to the indy 500 my entire life, so that was the goal that i set at a very young age and i was fortunate to race there and won the las vegas race in september of 1999 and then unfortunately had my accident four months later. sam, can you look left? and right? perfect. centre? perfect. i have a straw in my mouth that i blow to go and i suck to

llp the type of shot that only ash barty can .la _ , ., ., , the type of shot that only ash barty can-latrong opponent. the _ can play. up against a strong opponent, the french - can play. up against a strong opponent, the french open i can play. up against a strong - opponent, the french open champion, ash barty won in straight sets. it is already her best wimbledon as a senior player. this is already her best wimbledon as a senior player-— senior player. this is where i get to come out _ senior player. this is where i get to come out here _ senior player. this is where i get to come out here and _ senior player. this is where i get to come out here and enjoy i senior player. this is where i get l to come out here and enjoy myself senior player. this is where i get i to come out here and enjoy myself as much _ to come out here and enjoy myself as much as— to come out here and enjoy myself as much as it _ to come out here and enjoy myself as much as it is — to come out here and enjoy myself as much as it is frustrating at times, it is a _ much as it is frustrating at times, it is a game

so did you bid for the 2021 ashes?um content that comes across our desk, we take a very good look at. ok, understood. minal, tell me, what do you make of the hundred, of the idea of a terrestrial broadcaster — the bbc, in this case — and sky both getting together, it's a bit of a hybrid model? yeah, i think it's a fantastic idea. we kind of saw it tested | in cricket with the men's world cup a few years ago, when sky shared the final. rights with channel 4 — _ and they actually ended up getting an average audience - of like 8.9 million people, which was the highest it's been for a very long time _ for a cricket match. so this idea of, you know, - going and reaching the masses through free—to—air, _ whether it's the bbc or platforms like youtube in order to access the younger audiences, - but still getting that paid tv - revenue from the likes of sky shows ia rights holder who is thinkingl about not onlyjust safeguarding the future of the sport, - but also ensuring they're getting enough revenue to feed back - into the

in the women's draw, top seed ash barty was up against french open champion barbara krejcikova. wimbledon quarterfinal, so this was a tense battle, bartyjust doing enough to take the first sets. the second was slightly more straightforward, with the aussie wrapping it up. she may bejust 17 years old, the aussie wrapping it up. she may be just 17 years old, but it already feels as though coco gauff has been around for years. but here, she was locked in a real tussle for the quarterfinals with angelique kerber, with the german taking the first set. kerb is a former world number one and often, when youth comes up against experience, experience rains. angelique kerber reaching her first quarter—final in three years. it certainly wasn't a breeze for second seed aryna sabalenka in her last 16 match, but she threw to her maiden grand slam semifinal after beating elena rybakina in three sets. there she will play one of the stories of wimbledon this year. on saturday, she became the first woman to which the scene steam at wimbledon and today she battled past swiatek to ensure that she is

ash that it might be the world number 16—4, 6—3. ash barty got off to a try.e spaniard kept her cool to pull off the shock. ash barty can win the medals in the doubles if she progresses with storm saunders but the australian is out of the singles. the australian is out of the sin . les. �* . the australian is out of the sinules. �* ., , ., singles. and a couple of disappointments - singles. and a couple of disappointments for - singles. and a couple of l disappointments for team singles. and a couple of - disappointments for team gb. singles. and a couple of _ disappointments for team gb. let's stick with tennis. _ disappointments for team gb. let's stick with tennis. andy _ disappointments for team gb. let�*s stick with tennis. andy murray. more disappointment because the defending olympic champion has had to pull out of the men's singles on medical advice. there are concerns about a quad strain. double gold medallist and due to start his singles today after winning in the doubles yesterday with his partnerjoe salisbury. they hadn't been any sign of injury. a

ash barty is into the final!self and my team, and now we get a chance on saturday to try and live out a childhood dream. the second semifinal was played between two women pushing themselves to new heights, and you can almost hear it out here. grunting. hmm! well, facing aryna sabalenka's serve can seem thankless. karolina pliskova tried, lost the first set 7—5. most points in this match were fierce and short, but some rallies did break free. fa ntastic stuff! pliskova took the second set 6—4. seeded eighth, the czech player has power and control. she can serve too. third set, 6—4. at 29, pliskova is through to her first wimbledon final. her approach, she says, is super positive. well, that's her husband, and this is what it's all for. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. time for a look at the weather here's sarah keith—lucas. we have had some really active showers around through the course of today, and some of our weather watchers across eastern england have spotted lots of funnel clouds, such as this one in lincol

what a moment for ash barty. years after winning thejunior title here, she is now wimbledon champion, emulating what her hero evonne goolagong did 50 years ago. goolagong an idol to so many from the indigenous australian community. barty, from the beginning, has talked about winning this title and today, she achieved that dream. it wasn't easy and it took three sets in the end against karolina pliskova, the czech eighth seed, who really started this one slowly — barty winning the first 14 points in a row. but once the world number one had won that first set, pliskova did find her rhythm again, taking the second on a tie—break and leading us into a decider. but barty�*s game of variety and slicing and stronger movement got her over the line in the end. and when she won, she dropped to the ground, the tears soon followed. and like pat cash and many before her, she made her way up the stairs and to her box, to celebrate with her team — in particular, the physios that have got her ready for these championships. it wa

we did notice calmer wind speeds today that allowed for that smoke and ash just release it and hoverr most of this and now we're starting to notice winds out of the north northwest just really pushing and guiding all of that smoke and ash once again to the tahoe basin. so we do have a special weather statement in effect right now because this smoke and ash is going to linger and really isn't going to go away anytime soon, especially as new fires spark and as wind speeds calm down. so please limit outdoor activity as much as you can, especially those of you young and young at heart and one thing we're tackling here in the bay area is this thick fog being so thank this thick marine layer not only for keeping our temperatures on the relatively cool to mild side, but also pushing away all of that smoke and ash away from our bay area forecast that. so we haven't really had. and he poured a unhealthy air particles like they have been seeing today throughout the tahoe basin. so i know it's dangerous to drive through it, especially long golden gaither's. but visibility right now at or near 0

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all in all, on centre court, ash barty did everyone proud.that kind of attention comes with being wimbledon champion. and it's just her first time. four wimbledon titles now for the british pair of alfie hewett and gordon reid, champions again. while in the women's wheelchair doubles, britain'sjordanne whiley and japan's yui kamiji secured their fifth title here, but the first for whiley as a mother. go on, son. you are allowed to join in. after all, joy is something to be shared. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. that's it from me for this evening. andrew marr will be here at 9am tomorrow, when he'll be hearing from the england camp and the ceo of the fa, mark billingham, and from the vaccines minister nadhim zahawi. goodnight. queen sent a good luck message to the england football team. today the england squad have their last training session and if we run things on a bit weird going to find out on the other side of the atlantic much more undulation in thejet stream of the atlantic much more undulation in the jet stream pattern. that will pr

big ones are politic judaism, that most becomes from north africa and spain and europe in judaism, ash canarvy i since holland. and here we're looking across a key part of jewish history movement across the beach, head from europe to africa, and from africa to europe. but jews and also muslims were expound from spain in 1492 by non sick. and then after the 2nd world war, many hundreds of thousands of jews travelled from north africa back to europe. and also israel, not putting it on the file. it goes back to the old testament, if you want to look at, it meant the logically and this whole aspect of judaism in central europe is something we're not really conscious on, not in the general community, either in the ultimate to manage it. and that's why i, especially since clearly had such a major impact on europe, migration, clothing, both directions and now thing, another migration movement here in the same place they've been happening for centuries. and that's the reason we're starting our journey through europe, from social open, your beginning time the ah ah ah. i've never been to mars s

host: joining us next is ashe short.he is senior editor with the daily wire, joining us to talk about the olympics and athletic protests both this year and in history. tell us first what is the daily wire? guest: the daily wire is one of america's fastest-growing right-leaning news outlets. it is headed by ben shapiro. we cover news, the same news that the new york times or anyone else covers. we just have it -- we admit our right-leaning bias. host: you are a senior editor so you get your pick of what you want to cover? how does that work? guest: i get to cover what i want. i typically focus on education issues. cancel culture, situations on college campuses, protesting, lack of civil rights on college campuses, things like that. as an editor, i definitely get to choose what i want. but i also get to read everybody else, so i know what we are covering at any given time. host: you wrote earlier in the month about the olympics which got underway this past week. the headline for one of your pieces was get ready for the "wo

and ash barty, the number one ranked player, ithink and ash barty, the number one ranked player, i thinkshe will add stability for the title. and naomi 0saka when she comes back, someone who is still very competitive there. it might look random but certainly nowhere near the stability of the men's side with novak djokovic. the men's side with novak djokovic— the men's side with novak d'okovic. . . ~ , ., ., djokovic. we have an australian roducer djokovic. we have an australian producer working _ djokovic. we have an australian producer working on _ djokovic. we have an australian producer working on this - djokovic. we have an australian producer working on this story, | producer working on this story, ben, it is in australia quarterfinal. ash barty against either tom langdon beach, who basically had that win. it shows how late it is there! do you think ash barty could emerge as the winner in the women's side? yeah absolutely! she is comfortable on grass, no—one doubts after she recovered from that head injury. and she is basically doing 0k, and herwins injury. and she is basically doin

do you think ash barty could actually emerge as the winner in the women's side? 0h, absolutely!at the french open from that hip injury. and through her four matches, she makes it look like she is doing 0k, and her wins were convincing so far. she should probably go in as the favourite for every match she plays for the remainder of this tournament. a quick word about the men. no surprises, djokovic is through. federer is through but it wasn't easy, but straight sets in the end? but there is no—one but novak djokovic for the men's — to win the men's singles, is there? i think if novak djokovic loses, it will likely be to himself — beating himself. there are some capable players in the final that are still there. matteo berrettini, the winner of queen's club is really emerging as a solid player on grass. but i think djokovic is still ahead of the field and pulling his way over christian garin today was very convincing. and so not many signs of slowing down at this point in the tournament. ben rothenberg. thanks for watching. hello there. monday was drierfor a while across england a

the element thatis cricket's ashes series. the element that is the big one.ralia. . ._ seen australia... be able to get on to of the seen australia... be able to get on top of the coronavirus _ seen australia... be able to get on top of the coronavirus in _ seen australia... be able to get on top of the coronavirus in some - top of the coronavirus in some cities in some respects quickly. but as we are seeing in new south wales, they've been fighting for more than a month now and are still in lockdown. it depends on how quickly we can get through this. we saw games last year, that's the case in melbourne at the moment, coming off the back of lockdown with football codes, games being played here this weekend with no fans. there is every chance and ashes test series of five matches, usually played in front of a0, 50, even up to 80,000 people at some venues, played in front of no one. that's how quickly this whole thing has made. fingers crossed we can get on top of it because the football codes mean a lot to students in winter, nothing bigger than ashes when sum

do you think ash barty could emerge as the winner in the women's side? yeah absolutely!hip injury. and she is basically doing 0k, and herwins were convincing so far. she should probably be favourite. quick word about the men. no surprises, djokovic is through. federer is through but it wasn't easy, but straight sets in the end? but there is no—one but novak djokovic for the men's — to win the men's singles, is there? i think if novak djokovic loses, it will likely be due to himself. there are some capable players in the final that are still there. the winner of queens club is emerging as a solid player on grass. but i think novak djokovic is still ahead of the field and pulling his way over christian goring today was very convincing. not many signs of slowing down at this point in the tournament. shares in a russian wine maker have soared in response to a new law that's making french champagne makers describe their product as sparkling wine. the law — approved by president putin — dictates that russian producers can call their bubbly shampanskoye, the russian word for ch

event is about, and i think someone who does a fantasticjob, and i'm a bit biased, but i think that ashr perspective of, what it means, this is me, i'm very comfortable with myself, and i hope you enjoy my interview. if you don't, that is your choice. and even she left tennis for a little while to play cricket, i believe. and she came back to the world of tennis. the way, she had a bit of a breakfrom it. she had a bit of a break from it. ~ , y it. absolutely it did, it wasn't _ it. absolutely it did, it wasn't the _ it. absolutely it did, it wasn't the result - it. absolutely it did, it wasn't the result of i it. absolutely it did, it | wasn't the result of the it. absolutely it did, it - wasn't the result of the media but for other reasons, taking a break from her, but for other reasons, taking a breakfrom her, put it but for other reasons, taking a break from her, put it this way, if she hadn't taken that rate, ash would be not playing right now but to her credit, she took the time, she used it well, and when she was ready, she came back to play and we are seeing the real ash barty fr

all in all, on centre court, ash barty did everyone proud.mbledon final is tomorrow — there may well be a few more eyes about 10 miles further north at wembley stadium come 8 o'clock where england are taking on italy in the euro 2020 final. both camps have arrived in london ahead of the big game and we've been hearing from the england boss gareth southgate in the last few minutes too. john watson has been following england all tournament and is at wembley right now. john — what's southgate been saying? he said today it was business as usual. he said the team prepare as they have done for any other match, possibly walk around the team hotel tomorrow ahead of travelling to wednesday. he praised the challenge and experience of facing his side and experience of facing his side and said the team cannot lose focus ahead of such a big game. he showed his lighter side when asked about the three lion song he said he could not listen to it for 15 years after his penalty miss at euro 96, saying it brought back bad memories. showing he was in a relaxed m

what a moment for ash barty.o evonne goolagong did 50 years ago. goolagong an idol to so many from the indigenous australian community. barty, from the beginning, has talked about winning this title and today, she achieved that dream. it wasn't easy and it took three sets in the end against karolina pliskova, the czech eighth seed, who really started this one slowly — barty winning the first 14 points in a row. but once the world number one had won that first set, pliskova did find her rhythm again, taking the second on a tie—break and leading us into a decider. but barty�*s game of variety and slicing and stronger movement got her over the line in the end. and when she won, she dropped to the ground, the tears soon followed. and like pat cash and many before her, she made her way up the stairs and to her box, to celebrate with her team — in particular, the physios that have got her ready for these championships. it was only at the french open that she had to walk out in the second round with a hip injury — huge

and i'm devin ash, with fort concern, families and take care was the 1st case of 19 is reported inside the olympic village. south african louis east hasan will take a one shot lead in the final round of the championship. ah, welcome to the news out o emergency workers in west and germany and belgium is searching for hundreds of people believe to be missing off the devastating floods which followed days of heavy rain so far more than a 160 people confirmed to have died. but as the flood was slowly received, figure is likely to rise in the germantown of air start, the scale of the disaster is slowly being revealed. rescue as have spent the day searching so large a vehicle for anyone who didn't make it out alive. that lawson has our port. oh, it was rush hour when the water quickly in a dated highway number 265 near ash stop catching unexpected drivers and passengers by surprise. soldiers and rescue workers tried to reach dropped cars, finding out if everyone made it out in time. we hope that they made it out of their cars, but we are not sure. and we can guarantee that the perhaps people

she could just cause an upset and spoil the ash barty party this afternoon.ose is now an england player. can you recognise them? have a look on the left of the front row, that cute little boy with blonde hair? it's luke shaw, holding what's believed to be his first ever football trophy. that's when he played at hersham fc in surrey. earlier, i spoke with the current chairman of hersham, dave bradford, who told me more about luke shaw's relationship with the football club. he started his grassroots footballing career at hersham. he then went on to another club before being scouted for southampton. it was his first football club at hersham, his first trophy. that is kind of our accolade. we are really pleased that he started here and just went on to bigger and better things. what does it mean for the boys and girls starting out in football at your place having luke shaw played there? it is unbelievable. with him being a local lad, theyjust want to be the next luke shaw or harry maguire or whatever and there has been a massive influx of people wanting to join th

all in all, on centre court, ash barty did everyone proud.ery much champion on her terms. news of british success in the wheelchair doubles, another title for hewett and reid, and more success forjordanne whiley, all sharing a special wimbledon filing. desperate feeling. —— special wimbledon feeling. that's it. we're back at 10:10pm. wild swimming has grown in popularity, especially during lockdown, but swimmers may need to be cautious about the cleanliness of england's rivers. just 16% of them are classed as meeting a good ecological standard according to the environment agency. here s our science correspondent richard westcott. you wouldn't catch me doing it, but this wild swimming group has 1000 members. today, they are taking a dip in northamptonshire's river nene — or nen, if you prefer — in the northamptonshire village of denford. how's the water? lovely. great! yeah. you sound really convincing! a bit of cold, this lot can handle, but how clean is the water? the last time this river was properly tested a couple of years ago, it was rat

basically every ember that falls will start a new fire. >> reporter: there was so much smoke and ash it interfered with power lines to the south, causing them to lose connections. california lost roughly a tenth of its energy. >> this is a big hit to the supply for california. >> reporter: there are reserves and other back up systems which have made up for the shortfall but officials won't be able to restore the lines until tomorrow at the earliest. >> there is untern radar certainty over time. >> it feels like we are in an oven. >> reporter: death valley hit 130 friday. that is four degrees short of a world record. as that beckwourth fire continues, the energy dread remains at risk. >> we are concerned. we are all going to do everything we possibly can to maintain reliability. >>> because the wildfire is threatening transmission lines that carry power to california a statewide flex alert is in effect today from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. you are asked to conserve energy by leaving major appliances off during the hours. >>> a fiery scene in concord this morning. a fire broke out before 3:00 a

host: joining us next is ashe short.senior editor with the daily wire, joining us to talk about the olympics and athletic protests both this year and in history. tell us first what is the daily wire? guest: the daily wire is one of america's fastest-growing right-leaning news outlets. it is headed by ben shapiro. we cover news, the same news that the new york times or anyone else covers. we just have it -- we admit our right-leaning bias. host: you are a senior editor so you get your pick of what you want to cover? how does that work? guest: i get to cover what i want. i typically focus on education issues. cancel culture, situations on college campuses, protesting, lack of civil rights on college campuses, things like that. as an editor, i definitely get to choose what i want. but i also get to read everybody else, so i know what we are covering at any given time. host: you wrote earlier in the month about the olympics which got underway this past week. the headline for one of your pieces was get ready for the "woke" ol

that was a powerful symbol of a new japan rising from the ashes of world war ii l. rising from the ashesather got tickets to see the event. i wish i could've asked and what it was like. now nearly six decades later, the games are back. it's a very different tokyo today from when my grandfather was here. without overseas visitors and spectators, it will be subdued games, for sure. while there is unease about having to games here now, in our hearts, my hometown will be rooting for the athletes and the olympic spirit. for the athletes and the olympic sirit. ., ., for the athletes and the olympic sirit. . ., , for the athletes and the olympic sirit. . , ., , spirit. that was 'ust lovely. partieulerry_ spirit. that was 'ust lovely. particularly to _ spirit. that was just lovely. particularly to be _ spirit. that was just lovely. particularly to be able - spirit. that was just lovely. particularly to be able to i spirit. that wasjust lovely. i particularly to be able to see spirit. that wasjust lovely. - particularly to be able to see your family and you as a child. you are very cute. i have t

semifinal missing from pliskova's cv and another mouthwatering match that we will look forward to, ashque kerberfirst, and the doubles as well, a big day forjoe salisbury. he is currently on court one at the moment. if we look at the minute, he is playing with his american partner in his men's doubles semifinals. a tough one against the number one seeds. there was a coronavirus positive test in their camp which denied them a place in the opening—round of the french open, so a tough test for salisbury 0pen, so a tough test for salisbury as their opponents have been winning everything recently. 4— for their and we will also see him in the mixed doubles full stop loss look forward to here. we mixed doubles full stop loss look forward to here.— forward to here. we will be back with ou forward to here. we will be back with you later— forward to here. we will be back with you later on. _ england's players are back at their base in st george's park this afternoon after burying another bit of history that has burdened them. a 2—1victory over denmark has them in the final of euro 2020, their fi

final husband flew from the us with some of her ashes in her will. miss gore expressed a wish to be laid to rest in her native hungry. she was one of the last stars of hollywood, golden age or noun for her love of glamour, her exotic accent, and her sharp, which everybody everybody should get champagne. you're watching every news from berlin. lots more coming up at the top of the hour. but 1st, are special edition on the corona virus, a crisis stick like, ah, the news? the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research say? information and contact the corona virus because the 19 special next on d w. how does the virus spread? why do we panic? and when will all of this and the 3 of the topics that we've covered in a weekly radio. if you would like any more information on the kroner virus or any other science topics, you should really check out our podcast. you can get it wherever you get your podcast. you can also find those w dot com science. the strict lockdown saved lives. that's

chris verrone at strategic nailed this ash at strategic -- at strategas mailed this.ultiyear high. we are seeing the price in the u.s. go toward $70, which is a big psychological price. yes, i think it is the price where policymakers in consuming countries start to worry that oil is getting too hot. if engineered, saudi will start to worry that the heat on them becomes too much once it goes past $80 because people say this is more than we are willing to pay, and it adds to the whole inflationary discussion we've been having in recent months. tom: thank you so much. our executive editor for energy and commodities there. romaine bostick, i want to get out front of chris chris auntie at the top of -- of chris gris anti at the top of the hour. this polarity between big tech and cyclicals, it just won't go away. it is almost a barbell. romaine: well, there is certainly this idea that when you are looking for growth, looking for healthier margins, looking for a little more resiliency in this market, you can find it there. that's why we sell that rotation back into it. it wi

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said, ash barty who is going to be in her first wimbledon final. about many times in her post—match conferences being a tribute. she got past kerber come and we know how tricky kerber can be on the surface when she has enjoyed a renaissance. getting thatjob done in straight sets. kerber did fight back in the second set but it was not to be for her. we look forward to that final on saturday. a first time wimbledon champion. i will tell you quickly in the men's doublesjoe salsbury and his american partner are out. there were beaten by the number one seeds in a semi finals. losing that in four sets, salsbury was hoping to be the first british man to reach the doubles finals since jimmy the first british man to reach the doubles finals sincejimmy murray but he will play again on court one in the mixed doubles with fellow yiddish player harriet dark. —— british player. just want to tell you about the wheelchair singles as well, alfie hewitt has been an action. a fantastic win forjordan wiley. she beat their women's singles champion after the 19 in strai

absolutely, and the world _ djokovic and ash barty.l. the men's number one is also through. novak djokovic has had no real problems at these championships so far. the only set he dropped was the one againstjack draper in the opening round. he made it through with ease. the chilean player wasn't really going to bother djokovic today. for the men's, there were wins also for sebastian korda, —— sebastian korda is out. let's take you to what is happening at the moment. on centre court, coco gauff is playing the former champion angelique kerber, who since winning wimbledon in 2018 has only won one title and that was on grass recently. but she has been causing gauff some problems. meanwhile on court number one, which is where we are waiting to see raducanu last, at the moment, there is a men's match happening there. alexander zverev is taking on felix augur aliassime. zverev lost that set. alijaz bedene is a guy who beat federer, so he knows how to play on this surface. but federer is the favourite to win this. we will have roger federer in

. >> ashes were falling just everywhere and he was still with ting at the flames getting closer to the house, 20 feet from the house, and i just said, we've got to go. >> they went. it's the bootleg fire near southern oregon that has grid operators in california the most concerned. fire creating so much smoke and ash, it's interfering with transmission lines to the south, causing it to lose connections. that means california lost roughly a 10th of its energy source. the flames exploded over the weekend, burning more than 153,000 acres. the fire so intense deputies may start arresting people who refused to obey the evacuation orders. that wildfire now prompting kauai so to issue another flex alert for this evening. right now the state's current energy demand just under the forecast peak. residents are urged to conserve water until 9:00 tonight by turning thermostats to 78 degrees or higher and not using those large appliances. back to you guys. >>> chief meteorologist paul heggen joins us now. it's a lot cooler today but we still have a flex alert. >> this flex alert is not because of t

the world number one, australia's ash barty, wins the wimbledon women's singles final.begin in haiti where the wife of the late president, who was assassinated on wednesday, has posted an audio message on twitter — describing the moment gunmen stormed their home. she was injured and taken to a hospital in miami. the killing has thrown the country into deep political turmoil — with haiti asking both the un and the us to send military support. the bbc�*s rich preston reports. as haiti's future remains uncertain. as haiti's future remains uncertain. some ordinary haitians are looking for a way out of the country, fearful that the situation could deteriorate further. it is the poorest country in the americas, and the first lady said her husband planned to change the consultation to improve the life of ordinary people. she described wednesday's attack. my home and riddled my husband with bullets without even giving them the chance to say a word. we cannot let the country lose its way. we cannot let his blood had been spilled in vain. but his proposed constitutional changes m

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it's normally chad by the vice president, but it has now been chaired by president ashe, rough ghani, and immediately following that meeting, the interior ministry as issued an important announcement saying that in many parts of africa, stone, that is going to be a nighttime curfew put into place from 10 p. m until 4 am, which is the time of 1st prayers the curfew will take place in $31.00 out of $34.00 provinces. so the majority of afghanistan, but it will not take place in 3 large population centers. they are called all the capital and the providence surrounded 9. got ha, province to the east with a capital july alibi. and also in punch year, which is a province just to the north of cobbled bay for now will be exempt from this night time curfew. the reason for the curfew is not being given other than it's for security reasons, but it's been clear for many years that in contested parts of afghanistan, the government may control things during the day. but the taliban very much own the night for him. so dad is the head of the international relations department at kardon university. he

i'm ash kaiser. this is cause a report special summer solutions edition where mac and stacy and today we welcome home professor steve again is the author of debunking economics and the author of a brand new instance classic available for pre order right now the new economics and manifesto, you know, one of the very 1st episode ever of cars report back in 2009 was with you. you were one of our 1st guests that was in the midst of the worst part of the global financial crisis of 2008 through 2009 or 10. you were debunking neo classical economics. at that time, nobody listened to their backs and listening to neo classical economics. so tell us like, what is exactly neo classical economics and why do you have such a problem with that? it's one of 2 ways of looking at how the economy operates, which is to say, it's all about the objective value of things or the amount of time it takes something to them as its value, etc, etc. versus then they across courses. now it's actually the subjective satisfaction, u

the afghan president, ash rough ghani, those prayers that you saw, the pictures of moments ago, at the end of the prayers, he gave a speech and he said, with their missiles, they wanted us to leave. but did you see any one? leave the pres, i think, trying to show that him in his key government officials were very calm. i saw has claimed responsibility for a boma tank that has killed at least $31.00 people at a busy market anywhere on monday. at one toll from the crowded area of says or city in the capital support, this is peruvian left. his petrocca field is celebrating after he was officially named us. the next president. it comes up to 6 weeks of uncertainty. all in the foods results were delayed to to accusations the food chinese diplomats denying that they genius responsible for cyber attacks against western nations. the u. s. u . k. and other allies of accusing china, protecting hackers engaging and what they call malicious cyber activity, including the breach of the microsoft exchange email server earlier this year. for the 2nd year in a row, when the limited number of people bel

ash barty and carina pliskova playing in theirfirst wimbledon final.tten off by many and not a name people were expecting to see in the final but could she get pull off a surprise when? you can get much more on all the stories we have covered in the stories we have covered in the last hour. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ richpreston. please get in touch, we would love to hear from you. from please get in touch, we would love to hearfrom you. from me and the team, bye—bye. hello there. it's looking unsettled this weekend as well, but it's not going to be raining all the time everywhere. there will be some places staying dry, but the general theme this weekend is for sunny spells and for scattered showers to develop. again, these will be heavy and thundery, and slow—moving as winds will be light. if you look at the pressure chart for saturday, we've got this weather front across the south, bringing an area of more persistent rain to southern counties. it will continue its journey eastwards through the morning through the channel islands, southern an