>> i think 1-4. >> so that is what barbados scored?think, i should mention that we are doing well in the bowl. >> tell me about how popular women's cricket is in pakistan. >> i think they are playing very well in this gorgeous school. everyone there is providing very much a target for women who can play, growing. >> when you talk about cutter issues? what do you mean? >> pakistan women could get to play. now things have changed. pakistan team is doing well. most othe girls are coming from big cities. they want to become a footballer -- a cricket player, especially ladies doing very well in schools. i am hopeful pakistan can produce more. >> to people watch women's cricket in pakistann significant numbers? >> yes, because men cricket is doing very well and women's cricket is doing some good -- high ratings. the pakistan women's team is growing highlight men's cricket. i am pretty much sure that pakistan girls have become more popular like ends in pakistan. >> pakistan is of course a cricket math nation. there are cultural issues to a ce

form robin in barbados, rihanna lives in the u.s., but she is a citizen of barbados.he gets proportions of her earnings to charity >>> tonight, the deadly mass shooting at a fourth of july >>> tonight, the deadly mass shooting at a fourth of july parade in a suburb of chicago. the horrific scene people scrambling for safety when gunshots rang out police say the gunman used a ladder to climb to the roof of a store and then opened fire at least six people are dead, two dozen injured. police recovering a high-powered rifle tonight authorities naming a person of interest, and just in, the reaction from president biden. also the state of emergency and curfew in akron, ohio, after protests over the police killing of a black motorist. tensions rising after the release of graphic body cam video authorities say jayland walker fled a traffic stop and fired at officers from a car. tonight walker's family demanding answers, saying he was shot more than 60 times when he was unarmed. >>> the urgent new plea to president biden from wnba star brittney griner appealing for help to get

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some showers rolling through he, i suspect for barbados, at least, should be little dry as he go 13, monday. the showers continue in trinidad. nazi bad across the great rant. it is a good deal of fine and dry weather. i wish i could say the same for can tuck im afraid the ra further storms where to weather in the forecast over the next couple days is the area of low pressure. right over kentucky where we have seen the flooding, of course, and that will drift a little further eastwards as we go through sunday, exacerbating those floods. we are going to see slowly make his way was eastern seaboard as we go through monday. i saw an official outline of the journey ah ah safe that mm hm. and then international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero control of the narrative shapes the landscape. australians went to the paul. read those images front of mine for the war. the thing to very much bring forth out in the media as well as on the battlefield. their listening post. dissect the media on al jazeera, both germany's and the police violently dispersing protest. this, th

there were bars, then yes, and then we went to donetsk when we came to us, we had such a plan for barbadoshey say. we made such a powerful video, we wanted to reach the world community and show what is happening in our country, because we understand that it has been 5 months of war, they are tired of us, they do not want to hear that give us money or something else something, that is, they were tired, we had to make a good, powerful speech, and give examples, understand, we had to thank them because there is really support now, there are a lot of accumulation funds, there is support from all the world's national olympic federations well, years of sports clubs. that is, everyone wants to support our country and participate in this, but unfortunately we were not allowed to show the video . a sad story from which we were simply shocked, some athletes approached us and said, you are tired, give up your land because during your war the prices are rising and there was such a feeling that somehow we are to blame that the war is in our country, that these people they came to us, they want to take

the day before. then, yes, and then we went to donetsk, when we arrived, we had such a plan for barbadossay. we made such a powerful video, we wanted to reach the world community and show what is happening in our country, because we understand that it has been 5 months, he and they are from us they are tired, they don't want to hear that give us money or something else, that is, they are tired and we had to make a good, powerful speech and give examples, understand them, we had to thank them because the support is really coming now, there are accumulation funds, there is support from all the world's national olympic federations that is, everyone wants to support our country and participate in this, but unfortunately we were not allowed to show the video, it's just a ban a-a unfortunately , we heard the speech of the president of the european of the olympic committee, who said that the russians should be returned, because without them, there is no competition. it was a sad story. we were simply shocked. some athletes approached us and said, "you are tired. give up your lands, because duri

mark -- mike is in barbados, please leave your message.ughter] he is in the cayman islands or switzerland. what is the first thing you would buy, if you won all this money? kristen: oh my goodness. come back to me as michael first. michael: a gift. i would not quit my job. larry: you would not? michael: that is what they always say. of course i would be out of here. [laughter] did it used to sit here? kristen: you might be one of those working for fun people. larry: i would love to see that. kristen: i would buy an island in the south pacific. mike: would you let us visit? kristen: i don't know. [laughter] michael: larry's chair would be spinning in circles, he would be out of here. larry: that's a perfect example of what money does. can see the clouds coming out. this might've been the most honest for at four we have ever done. [laughter] [laughter] check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt, u y lunch. eak or chicken, too. now at togo's this is what people with eczema sa

susan: they switched from barbados to st.try in the caribbean but they weren't told how much the flight would cost so $30,000 for a family of tween 9 according to this irate passenger, $30,000 and if we didn't take this flight their thinking was they didn't know it would cost $30,000 but they would have been stuck on the other and for we, no compensation with hotels or meals so they thought let's take the charter flight, they didn't think it would cost that much and that is why they are up in arms with american airlines saying you bumped us, this is your problem. stuart: never stuff. look at this. the average rent in new york city is now over $5,000 a month, that the average. wents rising at the fastest pace since the 1980s, we are on it. a new report shows 7 of 10 people who were planning to buy a house this year are reconsidering or putting their plans on hold, grady trimble has that story next. ♪♪ (joe) wait, did he just say $30 dollars? (vo) yep. $30 dollars a line for the whole family. (fran) for real? (vo) for real, fra

and i need in the form of physical abuse, sexual abuse, barbados of children, child labor. and all of this was happening under the knowledge of the government and not a single person who's been held accountable or punished for that crime. that in and of itself is a part of genocide. the continued denial by both parties that they participated in genocide and that neither of them have been tried for such crimes and international courts or a suitable tribunal. the we have perpetrators of genocide that are walking free today. speaking of the sort of justice. how has the victim, how have the victims reacted to the pope's visit? is it enough? has it been beneficial at all? and obviously they, they won't move but an apology from the pope is just one piece of journey for healing, a reconciliation for survivors. and it is not for others. it is not enough. and that is the difficulty of navigating through this very difficult time for survivors is, but this is a very triggering event. it's deeply traumatized thing for survivors themselves and their families. and all we can do is take a

featured throughout the ceremony for a0 minutes and we were telling the story of a young girl from barbadosings about birmingham and we are on the journey with her. haifa about birmingham and we are on the journey with her-— journey with her. how long have rehearsals _ journey with her. how long have rehearsals been _ journey with her. how long have rehearsals been going _ journey with her. how long have rehearsals been going on - journey with her. how long have rehearsals been going on for? it journey with her. how long have - rehearsals been going on for? it was flawless, the ceremony, you guys look fantastic. it flawless, the ceremony, you guys look fantastic.— look fantastic. it was fabulous. rehearsals _ look fantastic. it was fabulous. rehearsals started _ look fantastic. it was fabulous. rehearsals started in - look fantastic. it was fabulous. rehearsals started in late - look fantastic. it was fabulous. rehearsals started in late may| look fantastic. it was fabulous. - rehearsals started in late may and we have had three or four rehearsals each week up until the ceremony, so pretty

so play starts tomorrow, pakistan against barbados.nditions are different, as we used to play— conditions are different, as we used to play in— conditions are different, as we used to play in pakistan, but yes, i have practised _ to play in pakistan, but yes, i have practised well and adapted well here _ practised well and adapted well here so — practised well and adapted well here. so we are looking forward to the match— here. so we are looking forward to the match and looking forward to tomorrow — the match and looking forward to tomorrow and he started the tournament.— tomorrow and he started the tournament. . . ., tournament. thanks so much for talkin: to tournament. thanks so much for talking to us- — tournament. thanks so much for talking to us. that _ tournament. thanks so much for talking to us. that is _ tournament. thanks so much for talking to us. that is bismah i tournament. thanks so much for- talking to us. that is bismah maroof from the pakistan women's cricket team. thank you so much and good luck tomorrow.— team. thank

we will head over to this costume inspired by barbados. and this is keisha. keisha.— this is keisha. how are you? fabulous. — this is keisha. how are you? fabulous, thank— this is keisha. how are you? fabulous, thank you. - this is keisha. how are you? fabulous, thank you. how i this is keisha. how are you? i fabulous, thank you. how long this is keisha. how are you? - fabulous, thank you. how long did it take you to get ready this morning? probably 45 minutes. i saw you doing their construction. it is probably 45 minutes. i saw you doing their construction.— their construction. it is quite a task. i their construction. it is quite a task- i am _ their construction. it is quite a task. i am looking _ their construction. it is quite a task. i am looking forward - their construction. it is quite a task. i am looking forward to l their construction. it is quite a i task. i am looking forward to it. their construction. it is quite a - task. i am looking forward to it. a massive _ task. i am looking forward to it. a massive opportunity and i want to bil massive op

here, and there is cricket later on here, and there is cricket later on today when pakistan take on barbadosng. she said the judge accepted the publication of calin's —— coleen rooney's post was misguided, but also says that she got it wrong, accusing the judge of getting it wrong. she also said, as i explained in my evidence, my family and even my unborn baby, were subjected to disgusting abuse that continued during the trial. please, she said, can the people who posted this abuse, please stop. it looks as if rebekah vardy will not be appealing, and some legal commentators not that she would. a very expensive result for rebekah vardy, with some comedy to say could have amounted to £2.5 million or even £3 million. a cumbrian council is set to become the first to formally recognise that people who've been in local authority care can face discrimination. cumberland council is one of two new councils which will take over from the county council and six districts next year. but meetings of the new authority are already taking place — and today it has been discussing why young people who've been