year old currie gulf of the united states has made it into the 3rd round alongside the likes of carol carolina and simona halep meanwhile in the men's singles well number one novak djokovic easily beat american denis could lead in straight sets the defending champion is looking very strong and one potential threat to choke of it is already out 3 time grand slam win us down for a frank was not found in a 5 set thriller by the american reilly. now back to some football news and while the women's world cup has been wowing fans around the globe a doc aside to football has also been making headlines last month fee for the former head of the afghanistan football federation from football related activities for life after allegations that he and others sexually abused female play is now the afghanistan coach is telling d.w. she's not impressed with the way fee for handled the case she says president jenny and tino should not keep his post. gaze of the footballing world is on france and on the sidelines of the woman's world cup a campaign has been launched to eliminate abuse harassment and exploitation

host: carol from south carolina heard the mission before seeing the video and pictures. let's go to marlene in new hampshire. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: good morning. i am watching the show on american history tv, and i am just finding the whole space mission replay is just amazing. i was 20 years old at the time, just given birth to my second child. it was just a totally amazing event for me and my son, who is now 48 asked to me at one time to please write down all the things i have seen in my lifetime, and this has got to be one of the top things i have ever seen. thank you for letting me share that. before you go, why is it top of the list? caller: we came out of an age where the kids played flash gordon, and all these make-believe space things, and here it is real. it is happening right in front of us. today, kidsurally need to be more and more aware of this. they need to be more involved. we need to get our future scientists -- we need to keep this going. aware of not only our history but our future. i do.caller:think host: why is that? caller

host: carol from south carolina heard the mission before seeing the video and pictures. let's go to marlene in new hampshire. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: good morning. i am watching the show on american history tv, and i am just finding the whole space mission replay is just amazing. i was 20 years old at the time, just given birth to my second child. it was just a totally amazing event for me and my son, who is now 48 asked to me at one time to please write down all the things i have seen in my lifetime, and this has got to be one of the top things i have ever seen. thank you for letting me share that. before you go, why is it top of the list? caller: we came out of an age where the kids played flash gordon, and all these make-believe space things, and here it is real. it is happening right in front of us. today, kidsurally need to be more and more aware of this. they need to be more involved. we need to get our future scientists -- we need to keep this going. aware of not only our history but our future. i do.caller:think host: why is that? caller

host: carol from south carolina heard the mission before seeing the video and pictures. let's go to marlene in new hampshire. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: good morning. i am watching the show on american history tv, and i am just finding the whole space mission replay is just amazing. i was 20 years old at the time, just given birth to my second child. it was just a totally amazing event for me and my son, who is now 48 asked to me at one time to please write down all the things i have seen in my lifetime, and this has got to be one of the top things i have ever seen. thank you for letting me share that. before you go, why is it top of the list? caller: we came out of an age where the kids played flash gordon, and all these make-believe space things, and here it is real. it is happening right in front of us. today, kidsurally need to be more and more aware of this. they need to be more involved. we need to get our future scientists -- we need to keep this going. aware of not only our history but our future. man'sdo you think host: why is that? caller

carolina, north democrats, this is carol. caller: good morning. guest: for years and years, all of these different presidents and money has been taken out of social security and medicare like it is a piggy bank. law thatng, we need a money cannot be taken out of those laws to fund wars or other government expenditures. we don't know what is being taken out of those funds and how much. every now and then, we hear about it on the news like someone is taking out for obamacare. these funds are robbed all the time. then, you hear about all of these big expenditures the government wants to spend this on. where's this money coming from if we are so short on social security and medicare? where's all of this money coming from that the government spends on all of the different things to spend on. thank you. guest: this money comes from the taxpayers who pay their taxes. it also comes from a very important aspect of something we are dealing with right now. we borrow the money. right now, as i explained to pedro, we have a debt in this country of nearly $22 t

. >> from north carolina, democrat line, this is carol. >> good morning. i have a question. for years and years, all of these different presidents, and money has been taken out of social security and medicare like it's a piggy bank. if anything, we need some kind of law that money cannot be taken out of those funds to fund wars, to find other government expenditures. we don't know what being taken out of those funds and how much. every now and then we hear about it on the news, like someone is taking out for obamacare, what was it, $700 billion? and medicare? these funds are robbed all the time. and then you hear about all these big expenditures that the government wants to spend money on. where is all this money coming on if we are so short of money on social security and medicare? where is all this money coming from that the government spends? i'm just curious. thank you. >> thank you. where does the money come from? it comes from you, the taxpayers of the united states, you pay your taxes. it also comes from a very important aspect. something we are dealing with right now

>> from north carolina democrats line this is carol. >> good morning. >> good morning carol. >> i haveestion. for years and years all the district protestant dog presence and money has been taken out of sosa key security and medicare like it's up event. if anything we need some kind of law put on there that money can't be taken out of the funds to fund wars, to fund other government expenditures. we don't know what's being taken out of those funds and how much.every now and then we hear about it on the news like some taken out for obamacare, $100 billion taken out for obamacare and medicare. these funds are rob dalton. then you hear about all the big expenditures that the governments wants to spend money on. where is the money coming from if we are so short of money of social security and medicare where is all the money coming from the government spends on all the different things it's been things on i'm just curious thank you. >> it comes from you the taxpayer of the united states paying your taxes. it also comes from a very important aspect of this something we are dealing with right

back with carol in absolutely beautiful day. back with carolina absolutely beautiful day. the two conservative leadership contenders continue to make their cases, with the daily mail reporting boris johnson's pledge to fund an extra 20,000 police officers, at a cost of £1 billion. and the telegraph hasjeremy hunt offering a vote on fox—hunting and saying he is best—placed to defeat labour in a general election. they show the england cricketers mark wood and eoin morgan celebrating their world cup win. they defeated new zealand in a match they had to win to be sure of a semi—final place. it is all kicking off in sport, isn't it? the times also marks that england win with a picture ofjonny bairstow celebrating his century. its main story claims that a poll shows support for labour at a record low of 18%. and the guardian reports on the massive burden of alcohol on the nhs, after a review found that one in ten patients in hospital beds were alcohol—dependent. the front page also carries an eye—catching picture of rufus the hawk, who is keeping pigeons away from wimbledon. i k

carolina, north democrats, this is carol. caller: good morning.uest: for years and years, all of these different presidents and money has been taken out of social security and medicare like it is a piggy bank. law thatng, we need a money cannot be taken out of those laws to fund wars or other government expenditures. we don't know what is being taken out of those funds and how much. every now and then, we hear about it on the news like someone is taking out for obamacare. these funds are robbed all the time. then, you hear about all of these big expenditures the government wants to spend this on. where's this money coming from if we are so short on social security and medicare? where's all of this money coming from that the government spends on all of the different things to spend on. thank you. guest: this money comes from the taxpayers who pay their taxes. it also comes from a very important aspect of something we are dealing with right now. we borrow the money. right now, as i explained to pedro, we have a debt in this country of nearly $22 tri

carolina. on twitter, this one says -- host: carol is opposing the raids today.he's in brooksville, florida. carol, go ahead. charlottesville, virginia, opposing the raids today. hello, alice. go ahead with your comment. find a bit thing, i of hypocrisy coming from a president who is himself at vineyard, been employing about 20 some immigrants per year illegally on the -- legally on the h2 a agricultural visa. i wonder, you know, about all of these people brought in under that. what about that record-keeping? what ensures the people coming in on this temporary visa don't stay? so the people that come in on the visa come in legally, but you are saying that others come in that are at the vineyard, the winery, you're talking about that in particular? caller: legal, correct. but i wonder about the records that make sure that they leave at the end of this temporary time for the green card. also, supposedly -- there is that model agency, the trump modeling agency, were even his wife actually was brought in illegally, supposedly, and the other models that were brought i

black supporters in south carolina and other places will stick with biden through pretty much anything and they are pushing the notion through some surrogates like senator caroleley braun who's going after harris. but she is with joe biden through thick and thin. >> ride or die. this is what she had to say in a political article. we can be proud of her, talking about harris, but her ambition got it wrong about joe. he is about the best there is. for her to take that tack is sad. that was from carol moseley braun. jesse jackson was speaking in front of his group the rain poe push coalition and he said he's for voluntary busing, i'm for court-ordered busing. well, everyone's for voluntary busing, jackson said. the federal government had to order the abolition of slavery, the right to vote. what do you think harris is up to here and when will we know if it's actually working? >> jeff is right, the campaign is not going to turn on busing, but it does speak to this broader idea that biden on both his policies and his rhetoric is out of step right now. and what i have heard from a lot of people who are really thick to joe biden is they just don't understand. you co

an upset soon for 3rd seed carol in a place given against fellow checked by a carolina mark over thematch lasted more than 3 hours and finished 1311 in the deciding so it's. 7 time champion serena williams safely through to the quarterfinals the 11th seed beating carla suarez navarro in straight sets dropping just 4 games. nowra fair and that all made a swift appearance on sense of court he dropped just 6 games in a one sided victory over to our sorrows are but the 2 time champion pretty unimpressed with suggestions afterwards that ashley barty's match should have been played on wimbledon's main course instead of his i do think it was an argument that got you going should have been on center court or mobile but we can predict if you didn't. choose the world number one and the woman but it too and there were no dinner as lambs. the. defending champion never joke of it she also had an easy ride into the quarter finals the world number one beating hugo and vera france in 3 sets jockey which will take on belgium started the fire in the last 8. and roger federer reached his 17th wimbledon