great that lord coe riven his i'm very proud. great that lord coe given his metal— i'm very proud.for the top | given his metal as well for the top he wasn't bad around 1500 metres as well. slightly quieter date there andy? just a couple of final later, what we expected?— what we expected? that's right. still plenty _ what we expected? that's right. still plenty of british _ what we expected? that's right. still plenty of british interest. i still plenty of british interest. we've got the heat of the eight man's 800 metres with that meets the first appearance of these championships for max bergen. he's only 20 years old, he uses student from halifax but is actually the fastest man in the world this year over 800 meters. so there are high hopes for him going into these championships. we've also got semi finals of the demands for hundred metres, matthew hudson smith but really good during the eads earlier in the week. he qualified in first place in his seat —— for hundred back. he cruised to the semi finals old matthew hudson smith looking good there. he is a reigning champion over 4

can i start on sebastian coe's suggestion that maybe the time is coming where those endurance sportsnk, how do we keep our athletes and the folks that experience that, the fans are safe. you mentioned what we saw just recently, maybe a few years ago in australia when they had the wildfires, and not only did we lose millions and millions of species because of the wildfires due to climate change, we lost life, human life because of the air quality so no, we have to be very conscious of how we climate prove our stadiums and our venues as we move forward for climate change. wide rings us, roger, to the fifa world cup just a few months away in qatar, it's been switched to winter months precisely because you can't run around for 90 minutes in a0 celsius or over 100 fahrenheit. should be that qatar has an event like that at all? is it got to the point wherejust all? is it got to the point where just the realities of our climate suggest that is not a sensible thing to do anymore? absolutely. we have to think of sustainability more holistically and it's notjust about the temperature and comfo

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the president of world athletics — lord coe has said future championships could be moved to protect athletesgon this week, and after extreme weather in europe. climate change, it is not going to disappear. — climate change, it is not going to disappear, even some of the more visible _ disappear, even some of the more visible targets that have been sent by governments are not going to make any difference. we have to recognise that we _ any difference. we have to recognise that we may have to do things in our own way— that we may have to do things in our own way to — that we may have to do things in our own way to protect the athletes from heat conditions. and that's all the sport for now. hello. well, the weather's going to be a bit of a mixed bag this weekend for some of us. some rain, some sunshine. but we do need the rain for our parched gardens. this is what it looks like through the early hours. rain approaching northern ireland, but much of the country dry at this stage and not particularly cold — 16 celsius at 7am in london, around about 13 celsius in newcastle. so bright start across

least november, the president of the international association of athletics federations, sebastian coeat an independent audit of wi-flame processes will be held in mid-october. the working group organizes an independent audit of the processes necessary to track the complete kpi, key performance indicators that are specified in the recovery plan. the crew of the russian kamaz-master team led by dmitry sotnikov on thursday became the winner of the eighth stage of the rally raid . leaf, volgograd was 443.5 km. andrey karginov was behind the winner by more than half an hour, sergey kupriyanov was the third , losing in kargin at a minute and a half. in the standings of moto all-terrain vehicles, the victory was won by anastasia nifontova. the second place was taken by the former formula 1 world championship driver nikita mazeppe, but he was almost 14 minutes behind, and his teammate sergey koryakin closed the top three in the atv standings. the first was dmitry kalinin a. the rest of the athletes finished. the general meeting of football clubs in the russian premier league decided to abando

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world athletics president sebastian coe has been speaking to the bbc on the impact of climate changevisible targets that have been set by governments won't make any difference. we have to recognise that we may have to do things in our own way to protect the athletes from heat conditions. sadio mane was crowned the african footballer of the year this week, for the second time running. the forward scored the winning penalty in senegal�*s africa cup of nations final to lift the trophy for the first time. he's been speaking to the bbc about his club career, and particularly his reasons for moving from liverpool to bayern munich. i spoke with the coach since a year ago, and i talked to him about it. for me it was the right time to leave. the decision was made last year that i would leave because i needed a new change in my life. i came from a small town, my life was always challenged, so i always want to challenge myself. so far, i think it's the best decision i'll have taken because today i met one of the best clubs in the world. when bayern munich came to me, i was so excited about it,

centre court, and gauff was exited by aniece ma coe va, and in three games she went down. >>> and igawiatek had been on fire, but not this one against alize cornet. she went down in straight sets, and that ended a 37-match win streak, and the longest in 27 years. it johnson ced to therd at the john deere classic with a eagle just charted. very impressive. but if you like that, chew on this one. hockey, brandon hawkins, and this is skills challenge last night against the toledo hockey, and the stick and the goal. and these guys can just do magic with the stick. those were two shots that you could not miss. i will let you mull time, i'm going out for coffee. i'll see you later. >>> coming up later today, join us on the bay area focus, our locally produced show that starts at 12:30, and you can catch it on cbs news bay area, and our sis fer >>> it is 6:56 and time for a look at the top stories a. fire rip through dry grass in eastern contra costa county. this is is the scene on james dolan road. firefighters suspect that illegal fireworks burned that about 2 1/2 acres in windy conditions

ron desantis is one and in the polling in the recent to lit coe poll the donald trump numbers with theblican base around 53% and stayed that way and desantis slowly inching up. this did impact the support and the key is how much will that continue? >> it doesn't necessarily mean right now that fox has to say yes or no. we saw in that testimony and the january 6 select committee the latest one that laura ingram, sean hannity and others saying please tell the president to stop this now. already even if fox doesn't say anything it was damning those that he talks to, text messages, phone calls telling the president to stop. >> i want to ask you about something else. the house this week. we saw the house advance legislation protecting the right to contraceptive. that could be the next target for the supreme court. eight house republicans joined democrats to support the measure. more republicans joined democrats to protect marriage than this. >> all in the details. look at the polling numbers. 71% of americans support same-sex marriages. but the devil's in the details. this legislation does

. >> we're coe-chairs of the national led organization.ecovery does is recover and redistribute food that would go wasted and redistributing to people in the community. >> the moment that i became really engaged in the cause of fighting food waste was when i had just taken the food from the usf cafeteria and i saw four pans full size full of food perfectly fine to be eaten and made the day before and that would have gone into the trash that night if we didn't recover it the next day. i want to fight food waste because it hurts the economy, it's one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases in the world. if it was a nation, it would be the third largest nation behind china and the united states. america wastes about 40% of the food we create every year, $160 billion worth and that's made up in the higher cost of food for consumers. no matter where you view the line, you should be engaged with the issue of food waste. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ >> access edible food that we have throughout our lunch program in our center, i go ahead and collect it and i'll c

joining me now from tokyo to talk about the former prime minister and his legacy, tom he coe tam gucciviser to the former prime minister. thank you so much, first and foremost, my condolences, i can't imagine this moment for you, this moment for the country. you know, it's been 24 hours. how are you personally processing what happened yesterday? >> i don't think i can process anything, and i don't think i can do that now or in the future. the loss is so much painful, i don't think i can fill the void in any way. >> one of the things -- when president biden spoke about this several times yesterday, and he made clear one -- called the former prime minister his friend, made clear they worked often and well together when he was vice president in particular, but his concern was not for the relationship between the u.s. and japan, which he made clear was very stable and would continue to be so. it was for the japanese people who are not used to gun violence like this or not used to political assassinations in any way, shape, or form in the last 90 or so years. said he was concerned this woul

minister at that time ever, before stepping down in 2020 because of health concerns related to us arive coem, debilitating disease. now, despite stepping down, abe remained a key player in japanese politics, speaking very candidly about taiwan and hinting at japan's increased military role apossibly in taiwan. that being said, some of his policies and remarks have been seen as controversial, with critics saying some of his policies operated outside of japan's pacivist constitution. he had intentions to revise the constitution, to legitimize the military. lynda, here in japan, you know, gun violence, just in general is almost nonexistent, so, the fact that the former japanese prime minister has been shot, you know, potentially two times, and is fighting for his life right now in all likelihood, is just hard to fathom. >> yeah, gun violence incredibly rare. and blake, also gun soip ownership, especially rare right across japan. it's quite difficult to even get a gun, right? >> reporter: yeah, i mean, look, gun violence -- gun ownership, you know, almost nonexistent. the number of annual death

could mean for juvenile justice reform in s f gate op ed written before jenkins was appointed ryan coe shot. stay asked mayor london breed to take into consideration. the district attorney's juvenile units accomplishments when choosing bourdain's successor. he says that unit helped drastically reduce re conviction rates and decrease the city's juvenile hall population by almost 60%. >> was a regular attorney in the office right? i had no power to make decisions. only that i had ever been a vocal about. she could have to the progress we made in the juvenile justice system. >> we have reached out to the da's office to give her a chance to address the concerns in a previous statement regarding staffing changes da brooke jenkins wrote in part, quote, i promise a public that i would restore accountability and consequences to the criminal justice system. well, advancing smart reforms responsibly. my management team, which will include the addition of 3 women of color with decades of prosecutorial experience at the highest levels will help our office deliver on that promise. >> new tonight at

the president of world athletics — lord coe has said future championships could be moved to protect athletesheat conditions. and that's all the sport for now. hello. well, the weather's going to be a bit of a mixed bag this weekend for some of us. some rain, some sunshine. but we do need the rain for our parched gardens. this is what it looks like through the early hours. rain approaching northern ireland, but much of the country dry at this stage and not particularly cold — 16 celsius at 7am in london, around about 13 celsius in newcastle. so bright start across the bulk of the uk, but then that cloud and rain reaches western areas, and this is where most of the rain will fall, although it will be pretty hit and miss, most of it, actually, in western parts of scotland. top temperatures will be in east anglia and the southeast, up to around 26 celsius. and then if you have any plans for saturday night, well, the outbreaks of rain will wax and wane. they'll continue across western areas, but it stays dry across the eastern counties and further southeast. and the forecast into sunday, turning

i was the oneho reluctant to coe and work on the white house. i write about in the book first and foremost it is the kids and moving for kids down to washington d.c. who at the time or 12, 12, eight and seven. it was particular hard to move in seventh grade. at the time "washington post" reporter cicadas got this change.org petition stop that conway kids for moving to washington. she also honest about the fact like most americans don't like change will pretend like change with revolution new things we go to mcdonald's every night and order number three from a minivan were creatures ofdo hab. she does want to go to washington and be known as kellyanne conway. i see you cure cancer i will be known.n. and she will she's brilliant. short one to come to washington, come to washington george trump was to do something different from the law firm retired from there to something differently change his mind about donald trump. next is a member off the federalist society. [inaudible] >> is a real mega person.n. >> is in his mega hats think she did it, she

seb coe and bob star say their hope is to give people who are unable to move from the neck down moreindependence in a system that will be less cumbersome than the current technology they're using. so the idea here is that co can we create something that is wearable? there will be on them all the time will not collect anything around them, and we let them be able to drink it without having to reset that technology and make track does more than dr wheelchair users can use it to open up and control smartphone apps or operates more technology in their homes with a head tilt er facial movement whenever the user makes a cheek twitch or gesture on the eyebrow, raise or drop the sensor will pick that up. and then it will transfer that to whatever command that you mapped it to. so for example, on the wheelchair, one of the cheeks can act as a switch to stop the wheelchair. and let's say on the phone, for example, one of the chiefs can act as a left click. the researchers are still working out kinks in the technology and trying to answer some bigger questions like will people be okay with wear

i also want to mention a a coe component of this work includes working with local partners, local lgbtqia+ communities and administrator power has made advancing localization efforts of priority the way that she wants to advance developments. i see these things happen working hand-in-hand with each other and that the best way we can be advancing lgbtqia+ lives, livelihoods is by working closely on the ground with partners in those places. i'm going to quote administrator power who says, if we truly want to make inclusive, local voices need " to be the center of everything we do. we've got to tap into the knowledge of local communities and their lived experiences, otherwise we risk reinforcing the systemic inequities that are already ing place. and so we're working with our colleagues in the agency who are advancing efforts and the localization front to help understand the ways that those efforts can positively impact the work we're doing to advance lgbtqia+ inclusive development. in fact, just today i published a blog on her work review worksite that really talks about the importance of w

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sheriffs. >> carley: glad you are there and doing all you. >> thanks, ma'am. >> rachel: sheriff brad coehank you. >> carley: santana surrounded by medics after collapsing on stage in michigan last night. he fell about 40 minutes into his set. the rock and roll hall of famer was helped off stage, waving to fans as he made his exit. the pr team says the musician suffered from a combination of heat exhaustion and dehydration. some parents can take a sigh of relief as 200,000 pounds of baby formula arrives in philadelphia. u.p.s. flying in over 2 million bottles worth from a plant in australia. this is a fourth shipment under the biden administration's fly formula. yesterday's delivery will head straight to stores like target and walmart. but many shelves around the country still bear. to a fox weather wildfire alert. more people being ordered to evacuate as the electric fire explodes inside. broke out on the fourth of july and officials believe it may have been sparked by fireworks or a barbecue. crews working around the clock to stop the spread but the fire is only 5% contained. currently

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that's the first thing they do you can see the times you coe the patterns >> and you could see the patternse. even the father, the night before, talked to the kid. it's awful >> i'm not saying there are not other signs, but this is something you could do that would not infringe on anybody's rights, but it would give us a heads up >> we'll incorporate it with the red flags. you're going on "morning joe" today, right this would be great for them, but we've got j.p. morgan. >> we've got j.p. morgan >> i start doing it, and they are screaming, classic j.p. morgan, 276 looks like it was below expectations of $2.88. the revenue number, we're hoo looking for 31.9 did you sighee the revenue numbs 30.7 is the revenue number, looking for 31.9 a lot of things that we're going to go into the weeds on. loan growth, credit walt jamie dimon, he said what, a hurricane? >> he said it could be like sandy or something less. >> the stock is not responding very well at this point. dow component down 5%. so you'll probably see the dow get worse, which we are seeing that dow's down about 429 points right now. so

. >> we're coe-chairs of the national led organization.er and redistribute food that would go wasted and redistributing to people in the community. >> the moment that i became really engaged in the cause of fighting food waste was when i had just taken the food from the usf cafeteria and i saw four pans full size full of food perfectly fine to be eaten and made the day before and that would have gone into the trash that night if we didn't recover it the next day. i want to fight food waste because it hurts the economy, it's one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases in the world. if it was a nation, it would be the third largest nation behind china and the united states. america wastes about 40% of the food we create every year, $160 billion worth and that's made up in the higher cost of food for consumers. no matter where you view the line, you should be engaged with the issue of food waste. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ >> access edible food that we have throughout our lunch program in our center, i go ahead and collect it and i'll cool it down and every

world athletics president sebastian coe has been speaking to the bbc on the impact of climate changeing the timesheets in friday practice. it's because the spaniard has been given a ten place grid penalty, after his ferrari team had to change parts on his car that were damaged by fire last time out in austria. sainz was a tenth of a second quicker than his team mate, charles leclerc. george russell was the highest placed briton. he was fourth quickest, edging out mercedes teammate lewis hamilton. it's taken 19 stages, but there's finally been a home winner at the tour de france. christophe laporte held off the peloton to pick up his first grand tour stage win and his team's fifth stage victory in the race this year. there was no change in the overall lead though, withjonas vingegaard expected to secure the overall victory at tomorrow's time trial. britain's geraint thomas remains third overall, something he says he's proud of. yeah, really satisfying, especially to prove a few people wrong. you know, after the last couple of years people thought i was kind of done almost. and finding