brownlee is back in action at leeds in _ events.s. brownlee is back in action at leeds in the latest world - at leeds in the latest world triathlon event. eddie herndon insists anthonyjoshua's next fight is just around the corner. the heavyweight world champion is set to fight at the undefeated ukrainian names after his proposed fight with tyson fury fell through. we names after his proposed fight with tyson fury fell through.— tyson fury fell through. we are in at the final— tyson fury fell through. we are in at the final stages _ tyson fury fell through. we are in at the final stages of _ tyson fury fell through. we are in at the final stages of that - tyson fury fell through. we are in at the final stages of that deal - tyson fury fell through. we are in at the final stages of that deal to | at the final stages of that deal to take place. looks like early august, september. hopefully in london, hopefully we can bring fans back. it is a difficult fight and when he must win to this dream alive. that is all our must win to this drea

brownlee is back in action in leeds on sunday for the latest world triathlon series event.e or two showers from a week weather front pushing in from the west. so for many of us, saturday starts off fine and dry with some sunshine, a bit of mist and mark first thing across east anglia and the southeast. as we go through the day, we will see that weak weather front bringing cloud and some showery rain into western parts of england, wales. parts of northern ireland and western scotland could see the odd heavy thudery shower into the afternoon. highest temperatures further east in the sunshine, getting up to around 23 celsius. now, as we had to saturday night, this frontal system will continue to work its way little bit further eastwards, still with some outbreaks of rain along it, certainly some extra cloud setting in across parts of england, and particularly east wales. as we head through sunday, still the odd burst of rain. further north and west, a sunnier day for northern ireland and scotland. a little cooler here, highest temperatures in the southeast at 23 celsius. this

after winning silver and bronze in london and rio, brownlee says he wants to move up in distance — ands. play was abandoned without a ball being bowled on day three of the first test between england and new zealand. lewis hamilton struggled for pace in second practice ahead of sunday's azerbaijan grand prix. he could only manage eleventh on the timesheets. his mercedes team mate valtteri bottas was sixteenth. red bull's sergio perez was quickest, just ahead of his team mate max verstappen. elfyn evans says it wasn't a great day at the rally italia sardegna . after eight stages, the welshman is more than a minute behind the overall leader. a month after fans demonstrated against the manchester united owners at old trafford — forcing the postponement of their game against liverpool — the club's co chairmanjoel glazer has taken part in a fans forum for the first time in his 15 years at old trafford. glazer said he wanted to be more receptive to the club's supporters following the controversy around the failed european super league. ourfootball reporter simon stonejoins me now.

brownlee is back in action in leeds on sunday for the latest world triathlon series event.ia and the southeast. as we go through the day, we will see that weak weather front bringing cloud and some showery rain into western parts of england, wales. parts of northern ireland and western scotland could see the odd heavy thudery shower into the afternoon. highest temperatures further east in the sunshine, gettingg up to around 23 celsius. now, as we head to saturday night, this frontal system will continue to work its way little bit further eastwards, still with some outbreaks of rain along it, certainly some extra cloud setting in across parts of england, and particularly east wales. as we head through sunday, still the odd burst of rain. further north and west, a sunnier day for northern ireland and scotland. a little cooler here, highest temperatures in the southeast at 23 celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. banned for two years. facebook says donald trump's suspension — following the capitol hill riots — will stay

brownlee is back in action in leeds on sunday for the latest world triathlon series event.ion in 2013. mcneal has appealed to the court of arbitration of sport and will know the outcome before the olympics and has been granted permission to take part in the american trials for tokyo later this month. britain's tayo gaygan hartjust missed out on winning stage six of the criterium du daupine. the ineos grenadiers' rider attacked with just a couple of hundred yards to go, but was beaten to the victory by alejandro valverde. geraint thomas finished eleventh. that moves him up to fourth overall 13 seconds off the new leader alexey lutsenko. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. coronavirus cases in scotland have more than tripled over the past month with today's case numbers at the highest level since february according to the scottish government. but first minister nicola sturgeon said there are now strong indications that vaccines are weakening the link between new cases and hospitalisations. speaking at her regular news

brownlee: thank you, madam chair and thank you for being here this morning. my first question is my understanding that the house emc committee has proposed a new program for the department of energy that would provide federal assistance and technical assistance to state, local and tribal authorities to help them better participate in the process. do you think such a program would help in terms of the overall exploration of the 10 plus year timeline it takes that we often see with transmission development? ms. apsey: while i don't have specific knowledge on what you are referring to, stakeholder knowledge is important. all of our business operations we do through transmission organizations that have to take over the processes. we are further involved in the stakeholder process through the state citing processes or federal exciting process, so my recommendation would be that anything we do would provide more collaboration because we are under an umbrella that i think would be most important and most valuable so that we don't add additional time to the process a

the chair reppo -- the chair recognizes representative brownlee of california to introduce the honorableayor eric garcetti. representative brownlee: thank you for allowing me to introduce the mayor of los angeles, mayor garcetti. mayor garcetti is truly a climate rock star. as mayor of l.a. the past eight years, he has undertaken countless initiatives to make the city more climate resilient, from his plan to make l.a. run on one hundred percent clean energy by 2035 to his programs to provide equitable shade and cooling for low income angelenos, los angeles is a microcosm of some of the worst risks posed by climate change from extreme drought to wildfires, while also being a laboratory of some of our best opportunities to fight back, including the installation of cool pavement and innovative ways to include solar technology. mayor garcetti continues to be a leader both in the united states and abroad and created the network of nearly 500 bipartisan mayors and by chairing the climate leaders group made up of 97 of the world's megacities. on behalf of the select committee, let me also thank

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alastair brownlee has conceded he has next to no chance of defending his 0lympic triathlon title afterooks likely to take the other place in tokyo games. i've really struggled over the last three or four months with an injury and i needed a bit of a miracle today. i've done everything i can in the last three months. i've trained as hard as i can, i've, you know, i've done all the medical treatment i can, i've had the best support team i possibly could have. i've done everything i could, and, eh, i needed a bit of luck today and i didn't get it. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much and thank you for your message with the foreign aid budget. this for your message with the foreign aid budaet. , , ., ., aid budget. this is from peter, who sa s while aid budget. this is from peter, who says while i— aid budget. this is from peter, who says while i sympathise _ aid budget. this is from peter, who says while i sympathise with - aid budget. this is from peter, who says while i sympathise with the i says while i sympathise with the plight of those in need, when i see organisations

bronze medallist representing - great britain, jonathan brownlee. that was a chance — racing point of view, that was a chance of— racing point of view, that was a chance of me to become a world champion— chance of me to become a world champion and i had messed it up. and secondly. _ champion and i had messed it up. and secondly, you never like to see yourself — secondly, you never like to see yourself in _ secondly, you never like to see yourself in that condition and it's always— yourself in that condition and it's always a — yourself in that condition and it's always a bit strange watching that. ithink— always a bit strange watching that. i think i_ always a bit strange watching that. i think i have kind of got used to it in the — i think i have kind of got used to it in the rest of my career because iwill— it in the rest of my career because i will be _ it in the rest of my career because i will be known as someone who won 0lympic— i will be known as someone who won olympic medals but also someone who .ot olympic medals but also someone who got c

next we were going to go to brownlee, i think she's going to come right back so in the meantime, why don't we go brett miller, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. our team member, i want to thank you all for being here today like many off my colleagues sitting on the committee, my district in west virginia has been greatly impacted by extreme weather and i feel for the americans who have been impacted by natural disasters and i look forward to using this hearing as future hearings to learn more about what actions we can take to create real concrete results to mitigate the damages. my district in southern west virginia has a history of flooding. inin 2015, threefold in one word county, three schools were completely destroyed basically by flooding which the schools are the center of the communities so told learning, deprived residents of places they went for everything and it's taken yearsve for this to e changed and the schools to come back up. these catastrophic floods cost 23 lives at that time in our communities are still in recovery process but it history but it's h

investments to the grant program putting us on track to meet the deployments called for by congresswoman brownlee's green bus active 2021. it proposes robust funding for alternative fuel corridors and we back the chair for her amendment to the investment america act to give states marketability to support thepurchase of the zero emission personal vehicles . in the early markets where volumes are low and costs are higher there's nothing better than point insale vehicle purchase incentives . truck makers and fleets consistently tell us traditional tax incentives do not influence commercial vehicle purchases . >> .. i stress the important work yet to do. i look forward to answering questions. >> thank you very much. mr. bryce, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, good afternoon. for the past 15 months, i've written a book, i published a book and co- featured a documentary and watched a podcast all of which talk about the importance of electricity to humans and society. darkness kills human potential and electricity nurses. i broke electricity but opposed to the idea we should electrify e