bloomberg opinion colonist connor.t feels like a long time ago from a market perspective, from the last time we heard from chairman powell even though it was only a few weeks ago. compared to the middle of june 2 now, we have a huge move in rates. do you expect a pivot in the language from the fed or the chair and how they talk about things versus how they might have a month ago? connor: i don't because they are talking about a congressional audience that is focused on things like the housing market and inflation and things like that. there is a big disconnect between what mainstream people are looking out and people in the trenches looking at the data are scrutinizing and seeing. that disconnect is something we will have to wrestle with. caroline: who wins out in the disconnect? connor: it's interesting because we expect powell to talk about --hawkish is strong but they are likely to taper their security purchases earlier this year than people thought and particular meet mortgage backed securities seem to be an area o

tom o�*connor, who has died at the age of 81.s. northern ireland and scotland both experienced their hottest day yesterday. the met office as the good weather will continue throughout the coming week, which may not entirely please you. take a look at the forecast. hello. the weekend has brought a lot of sunshine and a lot of warmth to the uk. and the week ahead will continue to do so, at least until the very end of the week. we have seen a bit more cloud pushing into the northern half of the uk, particularly into scotland and northern ireland through sunday, and some cooler air working in here, too. that will mean perhaps a more comfortable night, though, with temperatures in the low teens. for england and wales, it stays very muggy and humid. 18, 19 the lows as we move into the small hours of monday. monday daytime, a little more cloud down the north sea coast, should burn off through the day. the cloud tending to thin out across scotland and northern ireland and temperatures here pushing up a couple of degrees on sunday as maxi

and australia's ben 0'connor will be resting up this monday after celebrating his victory on stage nineh in tignes and is second behind defending champion tadej pogacar in the overall standings. 0'connor looked as if he would overtake the slovenian before ineos grenadiers took charge of the yellow jersey group. the race resumes with a relatively flat stage on tuesday between albertville and valence. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. 0ur our thanks to marc and the temples of apparently was all about the brawl in austria for about the brawl in austria for a traditional glassblowing competition that have you questioning technique. the contest which has been inscribed on the unesco intangible in heritage list shows, involves that manual mowing the grass and is judged by the time, effort and amount thatis by the time, effort and amount that is known. the top three are recognised as the best mower leading the mowing of the all surrounding fields to gather hay for cattle. a vital par

. >> connor fields goes down!reporter: reigning gold medalist connor fields taken from the track on a stretcher. tonight u.s. olympic officials say he is in the hospital, awake, but awaiting further evaluation. >> another chance to defend his olympic gold. >> reporter: in the pool, team captain ryan murphy would silver in the 200 meter backstroke, later sharing his frustration about doping in the sport. >> i do believe there is doping in swimming. >> reporter: the gold medalist a swimmer from the russian olympic committee who has insisted he is clean. murphy didn't directly accuse him, but raised questions about the race. 't know if it was 100% clean. >> reporter: while lilly king and lazor their race unfolded exactly as they planned. >> lilly king is pushing to the wall for silver and lazor gets the bronze. >> reporter: when lazor's father passed away unexpectedly in april, king vowed to make this moment happen. >> when that actually happened, i don't think anyone prepares you for that emotion. >> tom, we have at

we'll see what transpires after these meeting friends and connor, thanks so much for joining us from sydney fella. had here when the news are throwing can only avoid defaults on its dense, but serious financial problems remain. we'll have those details from columbus. andrew barton seals the deal. the us combat mission in iraq will come to an end by december 2021. and it's full, we have some sort of jump in metal hope, who is edging others, not to hide behind that disability stories on the other side of the break. ah, the slow moving thunderstorms have again been causing trouble. hale conforming at them enormously causing some damage. but yet more flooding in parts of england, it doesn't look as though it's moving slow, even though it's 24 hours worth of moving cloud. and these sensitive, lo give you an idea when you see lots of these dos around nothings moving very quickly. and those tend to enhance was falling out of the sky. so once again, 4 constitutes see some pretty big showers in northern italy. the same is true smaller ones, i think in northern fast or of the british isles, lo

let's talk about connor for a second he was the first u.s.o check out connor's getup it's a little different. it's kind of like a white jean jacket that was the day you've got a white jean jacket on is it comfy? do you like? >> it's super comfortable. this is actually the flag bearer's outfit. they haven't named a flag bearer yet, but i'm just here to show it off >> can you show the back >> there's something special about that round thing. >> look up top, the round thing. >> it's like ironman >> explainha>>o when you're at g ceremonies, you're there for four, five, six hours. and in japan, it's going the bed so ralph lauren has come up with a cooling device to keep the flag bearer cool while they're holding the flag >> a little ac back there. >> yeah, a little air conditioning >> how are you feeling about the olympics they're knocking on the door >> yeah. i feel great training is going well and i'm excited to get over there. i think this is going to be a unique olympics, right i've been to two previous ones and, you know, i'm just along for t

connor mcgray gore broke his leg. and it was over. but he got the win. he promised he will be back.dana white. the mcgregor factor hasn't had great performances the last year. >> it will take a year to recover from this one before he can come back. this was a tough game. he cemented a massive legacy for himself and made a lot of money. we'll see how the rest of his career plays out. jesse: he said, my leg had issues and people knew about that. >> he had ankle issues for a couple years. he asked to tape his ankles an got clearance to do it. and he opted not to tape them. he has chronic arthritis in his ankles. jesse: that will definitely do it. let me hear what you have to say on this. in my personal opinion the ufc is a hot event and here is why. there is no media bias. there is no racial drama. it's pure action. it's not rigged at all. and people get what necessity pay for. is that why in your opinion it's sow attractive? it's unpolluted from the rest of the garbage going on in this country. >> thank you. i appreciate that. i look at professional sports as when you the consumer tun

the main event of the night came it a swift and painful end for connor mcgregor. >> it's tough. i think it was in like the first five minutes, he broke his ankle in the final five seconds of round one leaving him stuck on the floor, screaming in agony. sources tell tmz spo after a three and a half hour surgery, doctors in los angeles have successfully mended his leg with a steel rod, plates and screws. you hope this isn't the end of mcgregor's career. it might be. >> some people speculating after a few kicks, his ankle went this d thot way. >> and this only intensified the rivalry and he vowed sitting, i tried his accent, but this is not over. i will not subject you guys to that. >> we hope it's not. >> but i don't know. >> getting older a pretty gruesome injury in addition to the fight in las vegas, this was quite a busy fight for every sport you can imagine, especially for football and july is the last month of the year without football. >> every other sport. >> basketball, baseball, tennis. will ganss has more. >> i'm glad you handled the fighting, the ufc stuff, and i got ev

you probably cannot write off those in the chasing pack even, the like of cory connors who didn't hits. and the spanish favoured coming into the competition is on —7, the world number two after —2 rounds of 68. paul casey and andy sullivan are the best place brits and are on —5 and if you want to keep across all of the highlights on what has been a thrilling day, we have got highlights on bbc two right after this. fin highlights on bbc two right after this. �* . ., this. an exciting final day tomorrow. _ tadej pogacar is set to win the tour de france again after making it through the last time trial with a lead of five minutes 20 seconds. with the tradition that no—one attacks the yellow jersey on the final day, he'll be confirmed as champion in paris tomorrow. the other parisian tradition is a sprint finish on the champs—elysees, and mark cavendish will be wearing the green jersey to contest that. drew savage reports. starting with such a big lead, tadej pogacarjust had to make it to the finish. no chance of any penultimate stage drama this year. the young slovenian has been in stella

thank you, connor. we're hearing from the source about some of the challenges when it comes to completing the project on time and on budget but we're also learning jobless claims, number of claims for first time unemployment benefits fell to a pandemic low. we'll see if the construction industry benefited from knew workers. heard it straight from connor. he is doing his best to keep workers on the site happy to stay out of the competitive labor market for new workers. neil? neil: got it. lydia, thank you very, very much. that could explain the stubborn uptick in home prices because no matter what happens on the lumber front, the demand for housing is what it is. of course that has been igniting this price hike that has so many priced out of the market and competing with so many others who want the same home. beth friedman. brown harris stevens real estate ceo. good to have you back. how would you explain where we are in this housing recovery right now? >> hi, neil. so nice to see you. i think the pandem

we are here with connor evans who is the executive project lead on this particular site and we've beenage here. the jobs report last month actuy lost workers rather than added them. why do you think that is, and why is it hard to find workers for construction? >> sure, i think it's a complicated issue as we spoke throughout the day lidia, which again thank you so much for being here. it's complicated and there are many contributing factors. cyclicality of the industry, shortage of training, and frankly, it's a tough job, but at the same time, with any major problem, is a major opportunity. reporter: you're really passionate about it and you say there are a lot of good reasons to get into construction. >> absolutely love construction , my wife, family, co-workers love to joke and saying connor loves to build and i do. reporter: that's why you're so committed to recruiting out of high school, college, to find young people because retention is one of the ways that construction believe the future of the construction industry is going to be built. >> wholsen construction is so committed to

. >>> meanwhile, connor fire says that it responded to about four dozen grass fires, several additional structure fires in its service area alone. that doesn't even count city departments within contra costa county, but bee it or not, we are told that is actually a significant improvement over last year. >> so we got some help from our residence last night. we are very thankful for that. we could use some more because there are still an awful lot of fireworks being used out there. were between % and 40% compared to last year, and at this point, no word of any serious fireworks related injury. >>> police in santa rosa are investigating a deadly shooting at a fourth of july block party. investigators say a group of up to 100 people had gathered it to set off illegal fireworks on beachwood drive when a silver honda pulled up just after midnight. witnesses say they heard gang challenges coming from the car before gunfire erupted. 35-year-old javier montes medina died at the scene and two teenagers were wounded. >> we know the shooters were gang-related based on the challenges coming from th

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defending gold medalist connor fields crashing, he was put on a stretcher. is doing. we'll have more on his county throughout the day as we learn about it from tokyo. >>> breaking news just in now. as we were in that reporting i want to bring in scott mcfarland, investigative reporter. now just seven months after that insurrection we're learning that ten u.s. capitol police officers are still off of the job because of injuries that happened from the january 6th riot. what are you learning and what are you hearing? >> these are physical injuries. the police union saying we're at 10 right now as we near the seven month mark since the insurrection. we heard in the week that the severity of the attacks. the visceral attacks against police. to a degree, injuries languishing this long is not terribly surprising. one with a severe eye injury and vertebrae injuries. we have a number of plea agreements scheduled for the coming days. these are individuals not charged with those assaults against those police. >> you said these are physical injuries, right? i know, and

rosemary, now, rosemary connors now from nbc 10 philadelphia rosemary, now, she covers the trial for our local station, nbc 10 philadelphia. thank you, rosemary. what are the other women saying? >> well, shep, i was in that courtroom for both of cosby's trials and listened to the time of the accusers. it was raw the emotion was palpable and tonight, many of them are sharing their disappointment but making clear, today's decision was not about cosby's guilt or innocence told "the ap" today, quote, i just think it's a miscarriage of justice. this is about procedure, it's not about the truth of the women. another accuser, patricia, now 65, told "the new york times," she had been preparing for this possibility but was still stunned. saying quote, i'm feeling sad because this is absolutely a perceived loss on my part. now, many of these women and their supporters were at court, every day, during both trials. and so was attorney gloria allred who represented 33 of cosby's accusers earlier today, she held a news conference slamming the pennsylvania supreme court's decision she said she plan

. >>> a sight in bmx, connor fields taken off the track on a stretcher after a crash. doctors saying fields is alert. >>> and suni lee became the first asian-american to win the women's all-around gold and marks the fifth consecutive gol. >> lee taking center stage after simone biles dropped out of the event citing mental health. overnight biles posting videos of her training showing she is just unable to fully compete her dismount. in the text she says, my mind and body are simply not in sync. >>> all right. time now for a look at your friday morning weather. >>> good morning. a noticeable change coming on friday to the northeast, and it's a change for the better. less humid conditions and cooler weather and no thunderstorms in the forecast. check out these temps on friday. 70s and 80s. that's going to feel good. what's not going to feel good is accuweather real feel temperatures, well over 100 degrees, though, across much of the south. be careful out there in that heat. out in the southwest, the monsoon flow continues. beware of flash flooding. here's the weekend for

a pest-control worker is accused of stealing jewelry while on the job in sammartino county, where connor timmons was arrested today, a woman had reported her jewelry missing, after the pest-control worker left, after finishing a job at her home. detectives say they found a large amount of jewelry at his park home, along with the victims stolen jewelry. detectives think he may have stolen jewelry from other homes while on the job. >> still ahead, a stunning scene in one upscale monterey neighborhood, a plane slams into a home. now, the owner, from the bay area, speaking out. >> i felt bad. they lost a lot more than we did. >> plus, and embattled east bay development in the greenline, there is a catch. >> plus, caught in a fire tornado, delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity and a better

connor murray will captain the team against the a side on wednesday which shows 12 changes to the onewn on the 24thjuly. the former 0pen winner — zachjohnson — is the latest player to pull out of this week's championship, after testing positive for covid—19. johnson won the event in 2015 and follows south african louis de jager and masters champion hideki matsuyama in withdrawing because of a positive test. bubba watson is also missing out after a close contact tested positive. the open begins this thursday at royal st george's in kent. if you had told us this time last year that we would still be sitting here socially distanced, wearing masks and doing all of that stuff with not 100% capacity and living in a bubble, you would have kind of laughed at someone. but you just have to mind yourself. i'm not saying zach did not mind himself, because he probably did and he probably got it somewhere stupid, but that's the nature of the world we live in at the minute. meanwhile the rest of the world's top golfers have arrived in kent ahead of the major championship which starts on thursday. it

a reporter connor dylan went on board the flying laboratory and so the question of whether there was more joy in my heart or fear and my heart today. i would have to say that yes, there was plenty of joy. i was really, really excited for this flight, but so there were definitely a couple of things that i had to think about when i was up there in the 0 g aircraft. one of them was focusing on the right parts of the aircraft to help me feel less air sick or to have less motion sickness i use . i really wanted to go around and see as many of these experiments as possible, as they were being done. as a really rare opportunity to basically be able to step inside a laboratory. and here you had 8 different experiments happening all at the same time. you were effectively 8 different labs that was pretty amazing the use . so would i want to do this again, going inside a 0 g aircraft. i'm surprised to say that i think my answer is no. at least standing here right now. of it is really, really surprisingly hard on your body and sure i loved doing flips and twists and turns and feeling the effects

into a di for some 22 seconds those inside the plane experience, 10. gravity feels like a reporter connor dylan went on board the flying laboratory. and so the question of whether there was more joy in my heart or fear by heart today, i would have to say that yes, there was plenty of joy. i was really, really excited for this flight. so there were definitely a couple of things that i had to think about when i was up there in the 0 gee aircraft. one of them was focusing on the right parts of the aircraft to help me feel less air sick or to have less motion sickness i use. i really wanted to go around and see as many of these experiments as possible as they were being done. that's a really rare opportunity to basically be able to step inside a laboratory. and here you had 8 different experiments happening all at the same time. you were in effectively 8 different labs that was pretty amazing the use . so would i want to do this again, going inside a 0 g aircraft. i'm surprised to say that i think my answer is no. at least standing here right now. of it is really, really surprisingly hard on

san mateo county deputies say they believe this man, 23 year-old, connor timmins used his job to go into unsuspecting victims home. to steal some jewelry. a police looked into timmons after a woman reported her jewelry stolen. he was serving searchable parole at the time. police searched his home and found not only the woman's missing jewelry but several other pieces. the timmons could not explain how he came to possess. >> and to the coast we go. we've got that fog that sitting out there right now really just starting to race inside the golden gate bridge filling in the bay. now as we speak him. get ready. we'll see some drizzle again along the coastline likely to be very, very damp approaching the coast and here comes overnight tonight, the models of pick up on showing it begins to surge back on shore into the bay and all the way into some of the valleys overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. slowly pulling back toward the coastline. so damp start to the coast. maybe a slight little slick on the road. so watch out for that early tomorrow morning. if you've got to travel by the

the san mateo county sheriff's office says they found a large amount of jewelry at 23 year-old connor timmins home. this comes after the homeowner reported on july. 2nd, that jewelry went missing shortly after a worker from a pest control company left her home. investigators believe timmons used his job to steal the jewelry along with other thefts. anybody who has business connections with to mince and has any missing or stolen items is encouraged to call police. staying out late this weekend. well, you will have a ride home even if you don't have a car because starting tonight, bart is bringing back limited late night services. >> bart says the services mainly for restaurant workers and people in the hospitality business as the economy reopens. this is a map you can use to get around bart is offering 4 lines that will leave from embark daryl orr civic center. there are 8 stops between san francisco and the east bay like daly city west oakland, pleasant hill and bay. fair. the limited service runs thursdays, fridays and saturday nights. more details on kron. 4 dot com. >> all right. t

connor early, poirier long. no guarantees in this game. you said you have been roped in. you have fallen in love with the sport. you know now, there is no givens infighting. >> sports on abc7 sponsored by river rock casino. everything going on in las vegas this weekend. garth brooks at a sold-out show, drake may be there. >> oh man, how come you aren't there? next time. to the management, call him. thanks, chris. >>> stopping the hate can take on attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. managing type 2 diabetes? on it. on it. on it, with jardiance. they're 22 million prescriptions strong. meet the people who are managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk wi

it's not the way you want to see fights and so you know, dust employee a fight for the title and connor's healed and ready to go. you do the rematch? i guess i don't know and i can tell you just moments ago, joclett scrubbed a 2 to one lead in that wimbledon final. ok, that's useful for now. thank you very much. and i fear the con film festival has gone green. the long over due commitment include several measures to offset it's carbon footprint. it also launched and you stand alone section focusing on climate change that has butler, that one of its ambassadors, french dom mary on compared to produce one of the 7 film selected documentary bigger than off follows environmental campaigner malati visa as she travels the world to meet other young activists for injectors, mario katya produced the film. she says the young people in it give her hope because they have a lot to teach us. they have a lot to say. and just because they're aware of the situation more than older generations. and, and because they act, they do things because now says one of a number of films about climate change, the fil

down, it will still be a noticeable breeze from time to time tomorrow but when they start off with connor wins tomorrow morning, they don't pick up as fast. still the strongest gust, never mind the sustained wind, the strongest gust are only going to be 10 miles an hour by noon. that's a big change from the past few days and even during the afternoon, which is our windiest time of day, near the coast 20 miles an hour, further inland still just 10 to 15 miles an hour. that lack of a strong onshore wind gives those temperatures a little more room to warm up. fog is going to spread out into the inland valleys but that heat dome over the desert southwest holding towards us is going to squash the marine layer, which gives the sun a lot more chance to burn through a lot more quickly so unobstructed visibility and linda by 9:00 in the morning and visibility even around the bay are going to be unobstructed already by noon, pushing that fog all the way back toward the coast and even some peeks of sunshine along the coast for the next several afternoons, even though your temperatures aren't going t

mike connor washington. well, response teams of being deployed across the us to areas at risk of that highly contagious form of cove at $1000.00. as mike was saying, the delta variance has been detected now in all 50 states in the country. and that says americans had into a holiday weekend with restrictions being more relaxed. christian salumi reports from new york. the route, whether it's to see bruce springsteen on broadway, or the new york mets at city field. americans are getting back out just in time to celebrate the national 4th of july holiday weekend, some traveling for the 1st time since the pandemic. it's really exciting. that's also a little concerning at the same time, just because there's so much we don't know. the united states is reopening despite falling short of president jo biden's, goal vaccinating 70 percent of americans, even as the delta variance spreads to all 50 states. i am concerned that people who have not gotten vaccinated have the capacity to catch the very and spread the very en

connor fields, american, really an awful crash. >> usa cycling said he is out of the icu after suffering a brain hemorrhage. his father told "usa today" that he is fine, cognitively, but he also has a broken rib and bruised lung. we wish him a speedy recovery. >> absolutely, thanks so much, stephanie. and i got to speak with katie ledecky just after she made history with her sixth individual gold medal. >> announcer: and an historic career for katie ledecky. >> did you have a clear mission coming here that i want to collect so many medals? i want to set this record or that record? >> yeah, i had goals for myself. but i also just wanted to enjoy it all. and i feel like i did a good job of that. i was happy with how i raced each of my -- my races. >> where do you find the joy in swimming? >> i love the training. i -- i think i love the training, just as much as -- as the racing. and just the day to day of being with my teammates, being with my coaches. they're the ones that make this fun. >> how do you manage the pressure of being you and the expectations that come with being you? >> i try

. >> reporter: san francisco resident whitney connor stopped pumping when i pointed out the gas she was putting in her car was almost $6 a gallon. >> the gas prices are not okay like literally not okay. that's it. >> reporter: sarah kramer had the same reaction when she filled up at the shell station at fourth and bryant street south of market. >> i'm glad you pointed out because i usually don't y >>epter: the suing pump e ten r prices already have some questioning their plans. >> everything is going up now, everything, food, everything. >> do i want to go on i want to commuting? should i be working from home more often if i have the option? >> reporter: i found gas at another shell station in san francisco that's cheaper by $1 a gallon. why would two shell stations a few miles apart in the same city have very different gas prices? >> well, they pretty much pay the same wholesale price for gasoline. so it really comes down to the retail merchant. >> reporter: gas price and energy expert dan mctigue says competition is a factor. the less expensive shell station is across the street from

it's not the way you want to see fights and so you know, dust employee a fight for the title and connor's healed and ready to go. you do the rematch, i guess. i don't know for the 1st time in 41 years, australia has a women's wimbledon singles champion after ashley bardy beat, kara lina plesk about when her 2nd grand slam title after soul is start from bardy . the world number one held off a come back to be seated plesk about in profess party and this title victory from the 2019 frank children the most incredible feeling i think i've ever experienced on a tennis court. and there was certainly disbelief. i think of work so hard my whole career with, with my team and with people that made the most to me to try to ease my, my goals in my dreams and to be able to do that. so i was, was incredible. later on sunday, it will be the man is final world number one, know that job which will take on italian, the tale bearer teenie for a 6 wimbledon title. the 3rd is also able to equal roger federer and rough enough record of 20 grand slam. ok. that is all your support for now. back to you fully farra

my connor has the latest washington d. c. the justice department has now announced that it's going to review the federal debt sentence in the light of it being re introduced in july last year that was under the trump administration. and to put it into a context that, that particular stage, there hadn't been a federal execution for 17 years. in the months, from july onwards, there were 13 federal executions. this is the biggest amount in the single year for nearly 200 years to once again try and get an historical context summit. the last time that there were double digit number of federal executions in a single year was back. i'm to grow the cleveland in 1896. so the justice department, when the combined and administration coming to paula is saying now that it wants to look at those new rules instituted by the then department of justice and the william bar directed by then president donald trump. and while that is looking into it in terms of its impact on human rights, it is going to put a moratorium on all federal debt senten

mateo county arrested a pest control worker who they say stole jewelry while on the job. 23 year-old connor timmins is accused of stealing a large amount of george from the home in portola valley. the homeowner told police the jewelry was missing just hours after he was in her home to provide pest control services. police found at to moans menlo park home and placed him under arrest. detectives say he may have also taken joy from other homes throughout santa tale and santa clara county. we're also taking a live look at sfo airport is now the first in the nation to offer a free covid-19 testing program for international arriving passengers. the pilot program clips travelers registered self-testing kits allowing the california apartment public health to monitor 4 different variants. san francisco's 3 unique pilot program has expanded anyone under the age of 19 can ride agencies buses trains cable cars entire 2021 the 2020 school year. it takes effect on august 15th a day before sf usd schools will reopen for all students. the program is expected to provide at least 100,000 kids free access on

particularly in the sports or cricket, the rugby, which where you know, the heart and life of the after connors and the white community. so the sports by god hit very direct key. the ordinary white start african and made them under jan. that the rest of the world regarded apostate and racism as a crime against humanity. so it was a very powerful instrument in the armory of building solidarity to isolate the party regime. and so a person like michael holding we, we regard the dearly as a fellow revolutionary supporting the black lives matter. so for me, i'll be your kind, your kind words because it's more controversial. these days are given here in mandela is a great mandela was a great support or the palestinians. and you can see the control of a boycotts of israeli products in solidarity with about the citizens. of course, i mean the, you know, no one's a face. and i guess they all have all weaknesses, mandela himself that you know, that we make judgments of character and sometimes the people disappoint us. that's why i don't speak about people until day 6 feet on the ground. you know, did i g

josh 0�*connor, who�*s played prince charles in netflix hit series the crown, was in cannes with a frenchut the love affair between an aristocrat and a servant, audiences will find an explicit storyline lurking under the traditional costumes. mothering sunday hails this path of history in a way that we haven�*t seen before, feels modern, feels relevant, but then to take someone rock and roll like eva, i think itjust gives this an extra kick. if anyone was queen of this year�*s cannes, it was actress tilda swinton. she appeared in several films at the festival. the british continued to exert cultural power on the croisette, ironically far more than they do at home. i remember coming to the cannes film festival 14 years ago and being very impressed by an israeli—made film called waltz with bashir. it�*s an animated war docudrama put together by ari folman in which he depicted his search for his memories as a soldier during a time of conflict. it haunted me, so i was intrigued when i heard that ari folman was returning to cannes this year with a very different kind of animated film inspired

one san abc7rerterkatelars >> no.okay so high >> san francisco resident whitney connor stopped pumpinghen i pointed out the gas she was putting in her car was almost $6 a gallon. >> the gas prices are not okay like literally not okay. that's it. >> reporter: sarah kramer had the same reaction when she filled up at the shell station at fourth and bryant street south of market. >> i'm glad you pointed out because i usually don't pay attention and figure maybe ten cents difference here or there but not a dollar or more. >> reporter: the surging pump prices already have some questioning their plans. >> everything is going up now, everything, food, everything. >> do i want to go on long road trips? how much do i want to be commuting? should i be working from home more often if i have the option? >> reporter: i found gas at another shell station in san francisco that's cheaper by $1 a gallon. why would two shell stations a few miles apart in the same city have very different gas prices? >> well, they pretty much pay the same wholesale price for gasoline. so it really comes down to the retail

joseph 0'connor is charged with conspiracy to intentionally access a computer without authorisation ander. to the olympics now — where we've seen the start of the competition injapan ahead of the opening ceremony on friday. it began with women's softball — japan taking on australia in the opening event — and women's football — where there has already been an upset. the games are of course being held with heavy restrictions because of coronavirus. 0rganisers say there are now more than 80 confirmed covid cases related to the games and two competitors have been ruled out — after testing positive. we can go live now to our team in tokyo. sarah mulkerirns is overlooking the harbour in tokyo. and mariko 0i is in the ginza district of downtown tokyo. great to see the both of you out and about — sarah, let me start with you — the softball under way with the japanese team scoring a victory. what's the reaction been? yes, welcome along to tokyo. i think finally we were talking about the sport at last and when you have a sporting shock that certainly takes over the headlines. we know that we have

connors is also in with a shout, and the spaniard is also there on the leaderboard.osing for a disappointing 71 today, taking him to even parfor the championship. we have a couple of hours to go here. you wanted drama, we have it. you can follow it on the bbc sport website and on bbc radio too. ., ., on the bbc sport website and on bbc radio too. ., ,, , ., the british olympic association has confirmed that six athletes and two staff members from the athletics team have come into close contact with an individual who has tested positive for coronavirus. they have all tested negative so far, and have entered into a period of self—isolation in their rooms within the olympic village. earlier today, the south african olympic football team confirmed that three of their party — including two players— tested positive just days before their first match against japan on thursday. after losing the opener, england's cricketers are looking to level their t20 series against pakistan at headingly this afternoon. jos buttler�*s back from a calf injury and captaining the side with eo

the comedian, tom 0'connor has died. he was 81.fans in the naughties when he appeared on doctors. his family confirmed his death this morning. south africa's football association has said two players and an official have tested positive for coronavirus. these are the the first reported covid—19 cases among competitors residing in the athletes�* village — as teams continue to arrive five days before the start of the games. the bbc�*s lucy hockings in in tokyo with the latest on that news. you join me from quarantine. we have had the confirmation from the south african football squad. two young players and an official have tested positive for covid. the team arrived from south africa, arrived in tokyo on wednesday. all the athletes are tested at the airport. those tests came back negative so the players were given permission to travel to the olympic village, where the athletes are staying. but one of the officials tested positive and we had these two young players who came back with high temperatures and saliva tests on friday and sa

the presenter and comedian tom 0'connor has died in hospital at the age of 81.ay, come in, help yourself and they had nothing. say, come in, help yourself and they had nothing. the liverpudlian found fame on the �*70s talent show opportunity knocks, and went on to star in the comedians, name that tune and crosswits. he had parkinson's disease for more than a decade. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. the weekend has brought a lot of sunshine and a lot of warmth to the uk. and the week ahead will continue to do so. at least until the very end of the week. we have seen a bit more cloud pushing in to the northern half of the uk, particularly into scotland and northern ireland through sunday and some cooler air working in here too. that will mean perhaps a more comfortable night, though, with temperatures in the low teens. for englnad and wales, it stays very muggy and humid. 18, 19 the lows as we move into the small hours of monday. monday daytime more cloud down the coast, should burn off through the day. the cloud tending to thin ou

into a di for some 22 seconds those inside the plane experience what 0 gravity feels like a reporter connor dylan went on board the flying laboratory. and so the question of whether there was more joy in my heart or fear it by heart today, i would have to say that yes, there was plenty of joy. i was really, really excited for this flight. so there were definitely a couple of things that i had to think about when i was up there in the 0 gee aircraft. one of them was focusing on the right parts of the aircraft to help me feel less air sick or to have less motion sickness i use . i really wanted to go around and see as many of these experiments as possible as they were being done. it's a really rare opportunity to basically be able to step inside a laboratory. and here you had 8 different experiments happening all at the same time. you were in effectively 8 different labs that was pretty amazing the use so would i want to do this again, going inside a 0 g aircraft? i'm surprised to say that i think my answer is no. at least standing here right now . of it is really, really surprisingly hard on

. >> let's discuss now with olympic naft i cans gold medalist nadia komenic, and b.abart connor. being with us. simone biles is the biggest athlete in the lolympics, the pressure is high. can you relate at all? >> a little bit. first of all, i would like to say congratulations actually to the team who won the silver and didn't lose from the gold, the silver. and the girls did amazing under the circumstances that we do not have -- nobody has thought about what happened today in tokyo. so, yeah, i can relate to that because i did the compete in two olympic games and i was young and the first one and it was easier actually in the first olympics because i was young and i didn't doubt myself. and i just went for it and i didn't are have too many ifs. four years later, i went back as the olympic champion and i think that the more medals you have when you go back, the heavier the backpack is. so, you kind of have to be prepared that you are going to be hit from all directions, and on everything that you do. so, i did make a major mistake in the moscow olympics. my second olympics. and a

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connor fields of the u.s.he ground in turn one and two other riders falling over help. the 28-year-old taken off the course on a stretcher. left in an ambulance. dangerous sports. had a crash in 2018 that gave him a seizure and he woke up in an ambulance on the way to a hospital. we have heard that he is awake and stable and awaiting further medical evaluation. of course we here all whifishin fields a quick recovery. >> thanks, coy. still ahead, a scare aboard the eninternational space station. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, now introducing ensure complete! with 30 grams of protein. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. (vo) nobody dreams in conventional thinking. it didn'

one of them is called melissa connor. are happy to have on the show tonight. thanks so much for coming on tonight. what did you say, and bless you for saying it i'm at the board meeting? >> well, i tried to keep my talking points brief because i had over a year to think about how frustrated i am. >> tucker: i bet. >> the board is finally meeting in person and there has been a great group of parents who, you know, we are just fed up with the government telling us what to do, and, tucker, if there's one thing i could leave anybody who's listening with, this one word, it's choice and informed consent and that is lacking in america right now. so my children are put under my husband and my jurisdiction. they are not under fauci's jurisdiction or governor newsom or even my school board. they are under my jurisdiction and it's up to every parent to weigh the risks and benefits of anything going on in their kids' lives including wearing official covering. it you know, vaccinations, anything. going to swim in the ocean with howeve

one guy lieutenant ali connor fired a bazooka 22 rounds point blank and shoot soviet made tanks and they bounced off. needless to say that was disconcerting for the troops, the tanks pass-through and packets of them continued to pass through eventually north korea infantry came through and smith's people were compelled to retreat. soldiers fell back and occupied a position in blue here on the map that we call the perimeter. there, we were able to stabilize things with american troops republic of korea troops in foreign powers troops. when the invasion took place harry truman presented the issue to the united nations. fortunately for the united states at the time, the soviet union was boycotting the un. they were boycotting it because the people's republic of china, which had gained or had been secured and 1949 was not admitted to the un. and so it happened was a soviet boycotted and the u.s. was able to get it passed through the un first a statement of condemnation for the active aggression by north korea and then military forces from un nations to help protect and defend a south korea.