ivan perisic‘s foot beating england. so who has the energy falling —— extra time?ith 11 minutes like england lost sight of mario mandzukic. injury time and extra time, one last freekick cleared and that was it. the final whistle blew on england's world cup, a sense of missed opportunity, the final they knew could have been bears, instead it will be croatia. —— could have been bears. —— could have been theirs. jubilation for the croatian players and fans. such a small nation, making their achievement more remarkable. bethany was in the capital. this is a very happy crowd of people in croatia here tonight. just before the end of the match one fan came up to me and said if croatia wins i am going tojump into the fountain and they have been jumping eversince. the fountain and they have been jumping ever since. this is a moment to cherish for croatia, a small countryjust 4 million people but they proved that they can play foot ball they proved that they can play football on a world—class stage and everybody here is hopeful that they may perhaps win in the final. so what

expectations and many have been beating by wide rgins and tech stocks beat by 25% and they beat by 17%an stanley beat by 13% and those are wide beats and more importantluidance has been strong. tech strong, csx, united airlines all guided higher in the last 24 hours on earnings or revenues. that means earnings expectations remain strong for the third and e fourth quarter. if this keeps up, we'll have a shot at passing our first quarter earnings growth record of 26%. what does it all mean? these are very early results and it's clear the beats go beyond cuts.ax there's been emphasis on the global economy and revenue is up and not just because of cost-cutting and companies are buying back stock and they're generally raising dividends and guidance has remained roughly intact or higher. so the bottom line is this, we may be appaching peak earnings growth some time this year, but we're not hitting peak earnings. that will continue into 2019. for "nightly business report," i'm bob pisani at the new york >> as for the whole market today, the dow extended the win streak to five straight session

lockheed martin second-quarter results beating results -- beating estimates.on industrials come up next. alix: check out tv . you can watch us live and interact with us directly. you can scroll through and check it out. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: united technologies and lockheed martin said second-quarter results both be estimates. different capital requirements and low profiles and debt capacity. there are few obvious benefits to packaging those together but there is an obvious reason for breaking them apart and improving valuation. brooke sutherland joins us now. did the quarter kind of change that conversation for you? brooke: no it didn't. we did see margin pressure. this is nothing to be alarmed about but when you compare that with the absurd growth we are seeing out of the aviation business, it just sort of furthers -- this is not going to investors int united technologies to let up the pressure about a breakup. i would be very surprised if they do not get asked about it on that call. david: with the increased defense spending sort of get it past thi

they beat that by more than a billion.ot of what will need to happen on this call is investors will want to understand why the big miss on this it's not like it came from somewhere that was completely unexpected and it's not like the cloud completely blew out that delivered this operating income. is this guide that you're giving now from operating income to, let's see, 1.4 to 2.4 billion is that going to be more accurate are they committing to delivering more profit consistently over time or is this just they couldn't find anything to spend money on for a brief period >> mike, the call for facebook was all important. was the amazon call be all-important? what are the key topics? >> i don't think it will be all important in the sense of amazon changing the whole trajectory the way facebook did and expect the margins because of choices we're making because that was what happened with facebook. with amazon, i think it's probably more about to jon's point, what's the pace of the opportunity and how fast are we going to get the

here is what they will try to beat. they got away first time.stie running the 100 metres in 9.87 seconds at the world championships in stuttgart in 1983. 0ne championships in stuttgart in 1983. one man hoping to beat that is arnel hughes, the fastest man outside of the us. —— is zarnel hughes. it is so the us. —— is zarnel hughes. it is so exciting for british sprinters at the moment. how does it feel to be in the mix of exciting new talent? really exciting for me, especially because i mostly known as a 200—metre runner. it has been an exciting year, i have been learning a lot more in the hundred, it has been going really well. the other quys been going really well. the other guys have been doing tremendously well, it is exciting for me now to be part of that and to see how much further i could go. you are the fastest man outside of the us, the statistics don‘t lie, here they are. sixth fastest at the moment. how confident are you getting closer?” definitely think i can do much better. this year has been a learning curve in terms of the 100 metr

who can beat him? i think that rafa nadal. .. the... who can beat him? i think that rafa nadal...n these courts are hard like this movie ‘s son, that is the best for him, and the weather for sky —— like this with the sun, thatis for sky —— like this with the sun, that is the best him. the firm the court, the better plays. if he gets through this week, which he should, it will be very tough, it would not surprise him at all to get to the finals. i think that roger is the favourite. it would be amazing to see a beat of that incredible final. memo absolutely. i would love to see it again. great, thank you very much for being with us. just one brit in singles action here today — katie swan was on court in the second round against the 29th seed mihaela buzarnescu of romania. all eyes were on the young 19—year—old from bristol but perhaps the pressure was simply to much as jim lumsden reports. swa n swan is under the wing of andy murray's sports team, with andy murray's sports team, with andy murray described him as a player of great potential. she won her first game in the main draw, b

they were runners up, they beat greece, nobody thought they would get this far and they managed to beat they did, seismologists said... well done... there there was a small tremor. i mean look at this atmosphere. seismologists said there was an earthquake when they beat england. well, tonight it will be louder and it will go on for longer. look at this atmosphere! gavin lee making friends in zagreb. it has been a fantastic tournament, the fifa circus now rolls towards qatar in 2022. this one has been epic on every scale, fifa saying it is the best. we will withhold our judgment on that, but it has been wonderful and it has been france's world cup. thank you. ollie foster in moscow. president trump has arrived in finland's capital helsinki for a much—anticipated meeting with russia's president putin on monday. mr trump and the first lady, melania, arrived on air force one a short time ago. they came from the uk — where brexit dominated much of the conversation. speaking to cbs, the president said that the us faces challenges from all sides, including from the european union. i think the

syracuse is being to beat whart wharton. >> if you think you have a chance at beating donald trump that he is beatable in 2020, you are not going to wait for your turn. there is no more waiting. >> kamala is not sitting in the second seat. >> i don't see why she would. >> here's the question and want to go back to this. who are democrats being to run as if there is a group that meets and says. you don't pick the president. they pick themselves. mitch mcconnell said i have a caucus of class presidents. these guys, mostly guys, have been running for office since college or high school. they have been running for class president, student body president. they are all like that. they will all run for president. kirstin gillibrand or anybody else to run. that's how it works. >> that's the way you raise money. you don't have to have such a big massive support structure behind you. >> how self indulgent do democrats want to be. do they want to beat president trump or do what feels good? it comes down to that. >> which years do you go to the feel good? when they give up or can't beat the incumbe

up next," the beat with ari melber." >>> welcome to a very special edition of "the beat." an inside look at the russia probe and trump's response to it based on news making interviews with some of the key players. mueller famously does not talk so much of what we know comes from witnesses who choose to speak out revealing what mueller's agents are asking. sam nunberg was the first to publicly say he would defy bob mueller and even released his grand jury subpoena publicly which gave new clues about the specific people mueller was asking about. sam nunberg came on "the beast" for his first interview on that fateful day. >> i've talked to them. i've spent money on an attorney. i've cooperated with them. when i got something like this and then they wanted me to go to the grand jury next friday and i believe they're trying to start a case against roger. the reason i believe that, ari -- >> let's just be clear so everyone can follow this. you're holding the subpoena from bob mueller's office. >> by the way -- >> just so we have the facts, that's what you're holding here, yes? >

france are world champions after beating croatia a—2 in the world cup final.cstasy in moscow and euphoria on the streets of paris as french fans celebrate their momentous victory. and it's a fourth wimbledon title for novak djokovic after he sees off kevin anderson in the final. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. france are world champions for the second time in their history after beating croatia 4—2 in a breathless 6 goal thriller in moscow. it was the highest scoring final since 1966 and the perfect climax to what has arguably been one of the best world cups of all time. olly foster was at the luzniki stadium for us. it has been an amazing climax to the tournament. croatia are giving their role in a first world cup final appearance. an exhilarating match at luzhniki stadium. will champions for a second time france. it takes five weeks to get inside football ‘s greatest prize. all the matches and heartache come down to one final. the france and croatia the opportunity of a generation. 20 yea rs opportunity of a generation. 20 years ago, france w

beating hte south african kevin anderson in straight sets.with me are the author and columnist for the evening standard, to ny eva ns, and the journalist yasmin alibhai—brown, who writes for the i newspaper. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the guardian leads with the news that donald trump has described the european union as one of his greatest "foes" in what the paper calls an extraordinary diplomatic intervention. the times says that theresa may's hopes of winning support for her brexit compromise have been dealt a huge blow afterjustine greening backed calls for a second referendum. the ft covers news that international companies active

it beats jumpers! 0k! thanks for joining it beats jumpers! 0k!markable run of hot weather really. temperatures over the last five days somewhere in the uk have pushed over the 30 degrees celsius mark, and yesterday it was the turn of kew in west london to push above the 30—degree mark. 31 degrees celsius the top temperature yesterday. many areas did see some decent spells of sunshine. this was the scene in norfolk during monday, but further north—eastwards, in whitby, in that area, we had some thicker cloud and gary spotted a few spots of rain falling from the cloud. this, a cold front pushing through, and later in the day, the same weather watcher, gary, spotted some brighter weather following the cold front through. now, the satellite picture shows extensive cloud over northern and eastern parts of the country. that cold front continues to work its way southwards and significantly, it's going to be bringing fresher air. so the humidity will be dropping and as that happens, the temperatures will drop further as well. so it's going to be fresher,

when we played twenty years ago we beat the beat germany three million we own if somebody on the value croatian team he can have big problem that's mean we have the best players on the midfield players we can control the board today who control most of the ball have more time more time to score more time to play and of course preparation physically game he will be very tough who will around more kilometers altogether between eleven eleven that i think he will be in and of course i hope i don't want to game zero zero one of the game penalty kicks i want to see a lot of goals and bet the team through. i like this quote about your. particular because it reminds me of something that bismarck what often bismarck once said about russia and he also said that. russia is never as weak and never asked wrong as it appears there are some similarities there but i heard you say that when it comes to a tournament like bad it's really about who is hungry or had a national prize who's congress for the victory do you really think that crazier than the russia when it comes to national pride you can not.

they got through and beat england. tv stations, they have invaded most of the balconies around here, they are in great spirits. shouting. rowdy scenes therein zagreb, as he said they have been punching above their weight in the two decades since they made their international debut. they got the semifinals in 1998. 4-2 to debut. they got the semifinals in 1998. 11—2 to france this time. france have been a class act. would you believe that one third of the 64 games that we have seen here have seen games that we have seen here have seen the underdog, the one lowest ranked in the fifa rankings come out on top. we have never had a leg at a world cup final before. it has been truly remarkable in that sense, when you think of germany, argentina, spain, brazil. all tumbling out before they thought they were due at this world cup. but it is france to have kept their heads when all about them have been losing their first, coming through all the knockout rounds and finally knocking out croatia. it is france who are world champion

the way he would beat trump -- >> you mean trump wouldn't kill him with those issues? >> not at all. look at this guy over here, i'm the real guy. joe biden would cream donald trump if they face each other in annual election. if he pulls this paul newman, thing, i don't think you can win a primary like that. >> what are you offering here? >> you're right, syracuse is going to be warton. >> if you think that you have a chance at beating donald trump that he is beatable in 2020 you are not going to wait for your turn. >> so kamela is not sitting in the second seat. >> i don't think she would. >> who is the democrats going to run this year? you don't pick the president, we don't pick the president, they pick themselves. as mitch mcconnell says i have an entire caucus of class president. these guys that have been running for office since college or high school. clinton is a typical one. they are all like that. they want it, kirsten don't need anybody else but kirsten jilla brand. and that is how it works. >> you don't have to have such a big massive support structure. >> h

terms of net income, 1.7 billion is a beat. net income is a beat. the second quarter is a beat.imited equity for number is 10.17%. so it beats the highest of the high estimates. that's the key point to take away. deutsche bank delivered a curtain raiser, if you want to think of it in those terms. a couple of weeks ago, the stock rally. gives us a hint of what was on the agenda. let me recap that for you. did they lose any market share? result revenue drop 17%. all the editors are there. it gives you the challenge they are under. your today, down nearly 13%. ficc is down, the guidance said it would be slightly lower versus lower. they have let people go, 1700 people have left the bank in the past quarter. asset management has seen outflows of 5 billion euros, but net assets under management rise overall in the second quarter by 14 billion. asset management is unlikely to meet the flow targets. these are some of the warning shots, the bull and the bear coming from the marketplace. that me take you to the risk radar because this is how the market looks for you this morning. bellico

argentina for three they'd be your guy two nil and of course then they beat belgium this colossal week one nil although it wasn't a high scoring game as one for the football purists is very very good football so overall including today's match they really did deserve to to win it's let's see let's hear what the welcome winning coach had to say after the final whistle. that among those attending is simply beautiful and it's marvelous for these players there's such a young generation some of them are world champions it's just nineteen even though others have been around a lot longer but feel we played brilliantly today that we showed lots of mental strength but in any case we scored four goals it's deserved. to be thinking. all right nic do stay with us but i would like to now cross over directly to the french capital paris where correspondent ali mo talking is standing by alina season jubilant crowds behind you was a glorious day in paris we can see the fans celebrating and tell us what's happening where you are exactly. it's been trying to get young over the years the last time that th

but we've got to beat colombia first.aming at home and we're dreaming here. surely, it's coming home. either that or the team will come home empty—handed. but former players insist england have every right to be confident. you can't help but be drawn to our side of the draw, looking at it and starting to think, hang on a minute, you know, maybe we can start to dream a bit here because our side of our draw is favourable. it's the world cup, you've got good sides here, and anything can happen. the last time england played colombia in a world cup, this happened. no golden balls this time, just a golden opportunity for england to write their own history in russia. natalie pirks, bbc news, moscow. no one is saying this would be easy for england. it could go all the way to penalties. but do the business, and who knows how far they could go. for what could be a defining moment for english football. studio: dan roanin for english football. studio: dan roan in moscow, thank you. it was the first day of wimbledon today and the eigh

romaine: if you have a beat on the top line and beat on the bottom line, investors were not buying itluctuating all day and they are struggling with added raw materials costs. then, there's the general issues of some of the consumer staples companies and the intense competition. ,ou have amazon, kroger basically anyone that has the wherewithal to come up with their own store or private brand as you call it is doing it. that's because it is profitable to them and gets more people into the stores. that's hurting the branded companies like png. they are struggling with this. we know all the drama with nelson peltz and it will be interesting to see over the next few weeks now that we have seen how the company performs. , softbankort today invests $240 million in a company which is just a bunch of household goods without a brand. it is a brand but it's called brand lists. -- brandless. scarlet: if you translate it, it means without brand. joe: i did not know that. what is the price of all those things? organic peter butter is three dollars versus told dollars. julie: i think everything is

beat beat went that was it and the whole world was going crazy. sputnik made every front page it was a global sensation america was in a state of shock no one had believed facility is could do it. you know there's a sense of national humiliation how could we be second we're the leader in technology how could you know country of tractor drivers and whatever how could they possibly beat us so here's the sales with sputnik the soviet union proved to america and the rest of the world that it wasn't a backward country. we weren't better than the americans that everything was fear but there were things we could beat them at. spaceflight and the peaceful use of nuclear energy for example. we simply showed the world that we weren't a backward country and we weren't second rate either and if there is to be in this tonight. it wasn't until several days after the launch that the soviets realized they had achieved quite a coup which is when procter suddenly went on the offensive. in the us the disappointment was particularly bitter among the people working wi

you can always check out the beat on 6:00 p.m.er i lost concept of time. i reached in, pulled her out, started -- >>> when i saw her, i lost concept of time. i reached in, pulled her out, and started screaming help. >> please! oh, my god! wake up! wake! >> it was the worst seconds in my life. >> how was it possible? >> i would give anything if she were alive today. >> such a sweet young wife and mom. such a shattering death. >> i cried all night long. >> he was downstairs with the kids. she was upstairs in the bath. thent

net income, revenue both beating. a lot of this is down to opel returning to profit here as you know, we've been talking a lot about sergio marconi, the newly exiting ceo at fiat chrysler i couldn't help but remember what he had to say about the ceo of psa i got to speak to him after this opel-vauxhall deal was announced. marconi said if anyone could pull this off, it was taveras, because he had a reputation for overpromising. >> michelin reported a jump in first half profit that was broadly in line with expectat n expectations lower borrowing costs and u.s. tax reforms helped the french tiremaker boost net income by 6% to 917 million euros a weaker u.s. dollar pushed revenues down. the results come as michelin pursues a series of acquisitions to fuel growth and value creation the firm sealed several recent deals including a joint venture with sumatomo. >>> let's check on shares of ubs which are rising after the second quarter earnings beat expectations net profit als also topped expectations at the swiss bank's wealt

really, can you beat it? >> you cannot beat the fourth. it is a time of clinical clashes but this is what it is all about the people.>> reporter:is in danville. 30,000 people. >> at least. sometimes we go up to 40,000 people. you have people who care about this country and one another. that's what makes this an amazing place.>> reporter: you are chief of staff. let's get a nice shot to show

there we have a beat.go into the statement and a bit and see if there is any headline on the new chief over at intel. scarlet: let's bring in lee droge and to get context on some of these big tech names. did you see a lot of movement on estimates in the last couple of days after netflix, after facebook? lee: no, we have seen movement for other names, but for amazon, we see this massive upward trend in consensus numbers. i want to point out one thing because i think there is this interesting debate what to moves amazon. when you run the regression, the highest correlated variable in the earnings report is a 90 day price performance post earnings price.the it is not revenue, it is the most basic thing. everyone says it is cso i, revenue, and no, eps beat it. a lot of people say what happens if they put up eps, will then they -- will they then value it higher? joe: they already do. leigh: and it doesn't matter. billion sales 6.1 one billionsales -- 6.11 dollars and the net sales are up, we have this earnings

second placed wigan beat the catalans dragons.ing salford notched up their seventh win of the season beating leeds. with less than a week to go before the first test against india, adil rashid showed his form as yorkshire vikings beat birmingham bears by 31 runs in the t20 blast. yorkshire put together an excellent batting display making 226 from their 20 overs, with tom kohler—cadmore top—scoring with 73. in reply, birmingham were set 206 to win after a rain delay but it looked a tall order. adil rashid trapped sam hain. in good form. 1—19 from 3 overs for the england test bowler. birmingham struggled to get to their target and it was a comfortable victory in the end for the vikings. earlier in the day, lancashire thunder won their first women's super league game for almost two years when they beat yorkshire diamonds in the roses derby. lancashire posted 134 runs from their 20 overs before england spinners sophie ecclestone and alex hartley tore through yorkshire for a 33—run victory. now what do these two boxers have in common?

elsehwere in the international champions cup, manchester city came from two goals down to beat bayernunich 3—2 in miami — although there are concerns about an ankle injury suffered by new signing riyad mahrez. despite this, pep guardiola was impressed by his young side. for these guys, a huge experienced to realise, 0k, we can do it, were able to play in our way against good teams. the result, of course, now we have five or six days for the first title, and i don't know which players will be able to play, but we come back to manchester in the best way. british heavyweight dillian whyte says he's ready to take on anthonyjoshua again, after beating former world champion joseph parker at london's o2 arena. parker fell to the canvas in the second and ninth rounds, but ended the fight strongly. whyte though took the fight on a points decision. it's his eighth win in a row since losing to anthonyjoshua in 2015.

when we played twenty years ago we beat the living beat germany three million we own if somebody onthe value croatian team he can have big problem that's mean we have the best players on the midfield players we can control the board today who control most of the ball have more time more time to score more time to play and of course preparation physically game he will be very tough who will around more kilometers altogether between eleven and eleven that i think he will be even and of course i hope i don't want to game zero zero one of the game penalty kicks i want to see a lot of goals and bet the team through. i like this quote about your. particular because it reminds me about something that bismarck what a fun bismarck once said about russia and he also said that. russia is never as weak and never asked wrong as it appears that there are some similarities there but i heard you say that when it comes to a tournament like that it's really about who is hungrier you are the national prize for his congress for the victory do you really think that crazier than russia when it comes to n

you know, i just isner, who beat raonic in four sets.be my day. you really need that mindset taking the court. if you go out and show them what is going to happen, like they did in the first set, it is not going to go your way. as the match went on, i thought to myself, this is going to be my day. ijust gave it my all, and obviously very ecstatic to get through. novak djokovic booked his place in the semis by beating nishikori. the victory brings him level with pete sampras‘s match win record at wimbledon. world number one rafa nadal reached the semi—finals for the first time since 2011 with a five—set victory over juan martin del potro on centre court. the two—time champion was forced to come back from a set down before breaking in a thrilling fifth set, to win in almost five hours. that is all your sport for now. police investigating the death of a woman in wiltshire from suspected nerve agent poisoning have spoken briefly to her partner. charlie rowley was taken ill with dawn sturgess last weekend. she died from exposure to the agent

argentina's first match saw them beat spain 6—2. the sixth goal came from a penalty stroke.who were eight places below spain in the world rankings, top their group ahead of germany because of that goal difference. and a quick look at all today's matches. confirmation of those wins for italy and argentina. while earlier the netherlands beat south korea 7—0. new zealand are currently facing belgium. it's belgium who take a 2—1 lead.

brent: beyond beate zschape, she is going to prison for life.an we say then that justice was served today? naomi: in her case, maybe, but in the other cases, no. brent: naomi conrad, thank you very much. japan's prime minister shinzo abe has visited flood stricken parts of the country as the death allies is -- toll rises. it is the worst flooding disaster in decades. it triggered landslides last week. dozens of people still missing, government officials are admitting more could have been done to be -- keep people safe. reporter: towns that are now muddy fields of debris. this is how many areas of western japan look after more than a week of torrential rain has triggered historic floods. the death toll is reaching into the hundreds. that is likely to rise as some 75,000 rescue were served -- workers comb for missing. landslides are not the only cause of death. government officials said they could have done more to keep people safe. prime minister shinzo abe it has visited the affected region,n, canceling a trip overseas to meet with flood victims

england's women won the final of the t20 tri series beating new zealand by seven wickets.muster 137—9, while england picked up the winning runs with 17 balls to spare on a chelmsford ground where they've won on every visit. which is 13, by the way! marc marquez has extended his lead in the moto gp standings after winning for the fourth time this season at the dutch grand prix in assen. the spaniard has now won half of the eight races so far this year on his honda and has a 41—point lead in the championship after taking the chequered flag ahead of alex rins and maverick vinales. valentino rossi, who's second in the standings, finished fifth. two—time champion andy murray has withdrawn from wimbledon on the eve of the tournament. he had been due to play benoit paire in the first round on tuesday and had also been positive about his chances of being able to compete after onlyjust returning from nearly a year out with a hip injury. in a post on social media, murray said: he went on to say he will begin his hard court preparations from tomorrow with the us open still to come in

we got beat on bottom and in line results from the top line. $1.84 what i see is beat by two pennies on earnings estimates for the quarter. revenue pretty much in line i would call it in line at this point, that is increase of 24% from year ago in terms of government line profit up 20% from a year ago for top line and revenue as well. but yes, it looks like revenue should be up at least 9% according to forward guidance we're getting for amex as well. talking about global merchants and network services representing a good healthy growth of 14%. so, yeah, surprising that the stock is lower in after-hours despite the beat that we're seeing across the bottom and top line. i will dig more into these results. see if there is any growth concerns i can maybe filter through for you as we await ebay results. back to you. david: expectations are so high right now for good numbers, even though they were a beat, perhaps expectations were even higher than what that could do it. thank you, susan will come back as soon as she finds out more what is happening with that stock. >>> meantime google fine

today she beat an opponent ranked 168 places of of her.issing the man, but not his influence. serena williams is rediscovering her game. a mother 110w. rediscovering her game. a mother now. today she dug deep, 7—5 7—3 against arantxa rus, i didn't play my best, but i will get there, she said. and who would doubt her? a timeless start to this championship. there's been more drama at the world cup in russia tonight. belgium came from 2—0 down to knock japan out of the tournament with a winning goal in the last seconds of the match. richard conway reports. ina in a city famous for building space rockets, there was hoping there would be no failure to launch today. mexico fans were left to pray this was on the day their trophy hopes died. after defeating germany in their opening game, mexico try to inflict the same kind of pressure on brazil in the first half. five—time world champion is emerged with renewed focus after the break and within minutes had their reward, william and creating space and neymar beating gabriel jesus. william and creati

they were runners up, they beat greece, nobody thought they would get this far and they managed to beatd... well done... there there was a small tremor. i mean look at this atmosphere. seismologists said there was an earthquake when they beat england. well, tonight it will be louder and it will go on for longer. look at this atmosphere! gavin lee — reporting from zagreb. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: we join the wild boars football team in northern thailand — playing again after their team mates were rescued from their cave ordeal. the flamboyant italian fashion designer, gianni versace, has been shot dead in florida. the multimillionaire was gunned down outside his home in the exclusive south beach district of miami. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worst floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the great white way by americans, but tonight it's completely blacked out. it's a timely reminder to all americans of the problems the energy crisis has brought to them. 200 ye

they were runners up, they beat greece, nobody thought they would get this far and they managed to beat well done... there there was a small tremor. i mean look at this atmosphere. seismologists said there was an earthquake when they beat england. well, tonight it will be louder and it will go on for longer. look at this atmosphere! (boxes) london to singapore. —— as france and croatia battled it out in the world cup final, another famous football team were playing — the senior team of the wild boars in thailand. theirjunior counterparts are still recovering in hospital after being trapped in a cave complex for more than two weeks. 0ur correspondent howard johnson reports from the match. we are at a senior game of the wild boars team in mae sai. what we heard earlier before the game kicked off eas that two of the players telling us that they really miss playing with the younger teammates. they say that normally they train with them every night after school and that, obviously, over the last two weeks they have really missed their presence. now, what we also heard earlier was from the mi

ajax scored a goal in each half as they beat thje austrian side sturm graz 2—0.ice as celtic came from behind to beat rosenborg of norway 3—1. there were two more games at the women's hockey world cup on wednesday — and they included another win for germany. charlotte stapenhorst scored twice as they beat argentina 3—2 — to move to the brink of the quarter—finals. that's two wins out of two for the germans. in pool b, the host nation england were held to a second successive 1—1 draw, this time by the usa, who've been eliminated. the home side's goal was scored by captain alex danson who was playing her 200th game for england. of course it is very special, but this is a team game, you cannot play the game without your teammates, you cannot score any goals without someone passing cannot score any goals without someone passing you the ball and you can't be on the field without another 15 people with you. i am obviously very grateful, this is for every player i have played with, every player i have played with, every coach i have worked with and every coach i have wo

while, anna o'flanagan scored the only goal of the game as ireland beat india in pool b to seal their. it is an absolute dream experience. i think we will be pinching ourselves for a couple of days anyway. it is brilliant for us, but it wasn't outside the realms of possibility for this team. came in here with the belief, we have done a lot of homework and have played a lot of homework and have played a lot of homework and have played a lot of things in our pool before and we knew we could get results. absolutely it is an unbelievable experience, it has come with a bit of confidence as well. we know we can get results on our day, we have just gone out and proven that and thatis just gone out and proven that and that is brilliant. tennis — and the top seed dominic thiem is safely through to the quarter—finals of the german open in hamburg. the world number 8 from austria beat australia'sjohn millman in straight sets to seal his place in the last eight. thiem won 6—2, 6—2 — and he'll plays nicolas jarry of chile in the quarter finals. pablo carreno busta is also through to the last eight

in the women's super league, western storm beat loughborough lightning by 18 runs.ed the match to just six overs each. but there was no shortage of fireworks, as smriti mandhana hit a quickfire half—century to help western storm to an unassailable 85—2. england's richard mcevoy — who's 39 — has won his first european tour title at his 285th attempt. he birdied the final hole in hamburg to finish on 11 under par to win by a single shot. he wins the porsche european 0pen and about £300,000, eclipsing any other earnings in his career. dillian whyte says he wants another fight with anthonyjoshua after beating joseph parker on points. this left hook in the 9th round doing most of the damage at the o2 arena in london last night. 0n the undercard of that fight, irish boxer katie taylor defended her wba and ibf lightweight titles in a third—round stoppage win over usa's kimberly connor. it's her 10th professional victory. burnley have confirmed that their goalkeeper nick pope has dislocated his shoulder. he did it during their europa league qualifier with aberdeen last week

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elsehwere in the international champions cup, manchester city came from two goals down to beat bayernunich 3—2 in miami, although there are concerns about an ankle injury suffered by new signing riyad mahrez. british heavyweight dillian whyte says he's ready to take on anthonyjoshua again after beating former world champion joseph parker at london's o2 arena. parker fell to the canvas in the second and ninth rounds but ended the fight strongly. whyte though took the fight on a points decision. it's his eighth win in a row since losing to anthonyjoshua in 2015. that's all the sport for now. many thanks. see you later on. storms and flooding have continued to disrupt road travel and cause flight cancellations as the uk heatwave came to an end. some air passengers experienced delays of up to 20 hours, and travellers queued for miles on the m20 to board eurotunnel trains after the air—conditioning failed. the met office has issued a yellow weather warning for parts

i spoke to her yesterday on "the beat." she talked about what it's like to get grilled face to face by bob mueller's fbi agents. when you look at how "the new york times" reports that the entire criminal investigation began because of this conversation in a bar with a diplomat, do you think george knew? >> i really don't know. surely he must be very surprised. i am surprised as well. >> when did you first hear about that night? >> with the "new york times." >> you didn't know about that before you read it in the "new york times"? >> no. >> how did you first learn the fbi had george papadopoulos? >> he told me. >> he told you? >> yes, and probably the most i learned but in the context of the interview with the fbi when i was subpoenaed by mueller myself. >> i understand there are certain things you can't say about the interview. but were the investigators professional, or were they aggressive? how was it for you? >> the situation was clearly intimidating, but they were very professional, very fair. i never felt aggressed in

france beat belgium to move on to the finals.hey're going to face the winner of england and croatia tomorrow. it was a tight game, only one goal was scored but an exciting game. while the french won the match, it was the belgians who shined brightest in this, "the world cup play of the day." ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. another win for man buns. we're going to take a break. when we come back, pedestrian bellies will be flopped in our 12th annual -- [ cheers and applause ] -- pedestrian belly flop, so stick around! introducing the all-new volkswagen jetta with app-connect and available beats audio. is this at&t innovations? yeah, wow... this must be for one of our new unlimited wireless plans. it comes with a ton of entertainment options. great, can you sign for this? yeah. hey, uh... what's in that one? that's a shark. new and only with at&t, you can get unlimited data, 30 plus channels of live tv, and your choice of things like hbo or amazon music. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att dot com. i'm on th

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them this week, tough to beat them in france, that is how it is.rs ago and these things work in cycles, and right now, all these guys are playing really good golf and they are some of the best in the world, deservedly so, and they will take some beating. finally, there was a bit of world cup glamour at non—league gainsborough trinity's ground, where england defender harry maguire was in the crowd to watch his brothers, lawrence and joe, play against each other, as gainsborough took on chesterfield in a pre—season friendly. they're the two number sixes. some of the crowd, though, seemed to be more interested in selfies with maguire than the match itself. i guess you can imagine, harry having a great world cup for england and he will be back in premier league form, i am sure, very shortly. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster david davies and talkradio presenter daisy mcandrew. many of tomorrow's front pages are al