— as team gb reach the semi finals and also coming up on the programme, before the 0lympichonny brownleeuld be his last games 0nly only three years but will wait and see. and joe root says he just wants his friend to be ok, as he praises ben stokes�* decision to take an indefinite break from cricket for mental health reasons. welcome along, thanks forjoining us. we start tonight with more gold medal success for team gb in tokyo. for the first time in nearly 50 years, great britain have won the olympic team eventing title. 0liver townend, laura collett and tom mcewen sealed victory in the final showjumping stage, before mcewan then won a second medal — this time a silver — in the individual competition. jess softley reports: gold medallist in olympic champions. 1972. the last time britain won a gold medal. this time with three on debutantes. laura struggled with the london 52 but a near perfect run kept them on track.— london 52 but a near perfect run kept them on track. yes! not a foot wronu. it kept them on track. yes! not a foot wrong- it was _ kept them on track. yes! not a foot wrong

thank you represented of brownlee. good to be with you. thank you everybody for your service. i will give you another quote, represented of graves. 70 once asked john f. kennedy whether or not he liked being president. he said it is the best job in the world but just not right now. let's stick with it and keep serving people together. i will cut to the chase. you know how los angeles is on the front lines of this climate crisis. you see it in the wildfires which are not just in a few months now, it is virtually year-round. you can see it in the heat. we can't forget that. every time we get extreme heat, we lose seniors, poor people who don't have these systems. we are seeing american lives at stake. we need to survive. i would say we need to compete as well. there is a lot of jobs and innovation. i am so proud of both houses of congress looking to see what we can do to address some of the key industries. this is also a place where it is not just about our health and survival, it is the health and survival of our economy and our vision of whether or not as americans we can be -

very restrained to the point who's criticized brownlee for not showing more emotion at the falling ofl after always been in the cold war situation for over 40 years. the war had ended, we had one, why were we celebrating? we weren't celebrating because we did not want to stick it in there i since we had a lot more things we needed to get done. and i think that would be one good example. >> so after you walked in your counterpart shoes, and empathized and before you get to the table, you get to the table. it's time to start the actual horse trading as we call it. in order to be able to strike a deal you talked about not viewing it as a zero-sum game. talk about yourself many times expand upon how you kept pragmatism in front of your mind in your negotiatis. >> the times and i w was up there it's easy to politically demon ties pragmatism because pragmatism of necessity means compromise. compromise is not and should never have been a dirty word. unfortunately it has been a dirty word sometimes in the past. if you look at washington today, it may perceived to be a dirty word today. that i

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brownlee: if you have anything to add to that? mr. izzard: i agree 100% with mr. horwitz. the department received over $40 billion from the cares act and we received about $3 million for oversight work. we have found it challenging and i believe we have been successful in our efforts and certainly leveraging our relationships and partnerships we have, which is a relationship we appreciate. there were tens of aliens of dollars allocated and we have not gotten any supplemental for that. however, we have gotten had to address this. we could certainly do more and we would like to forge ahead and do everything we can to address the challenges that have been brought with it. rep. brownley: i know you are not responsible for homeland security priorities around fema, but i was concerned in your response to another question with regards to fema's readiness in terms of extreme weather condition. i think we all have to look ahead and know that is coming. i'm from california and there is no question our fire season has started very early and i anticipate that across the country we are