what we are hearing from dan andrews, the victoria state premier, is wanting more of those restrictionsple in and to keep the virus out of other parts of australia. so, we know today new south wales, of which sydney is the state capital, has recorded 136 new covid—19 infections. this is a new daily record for this latest outbreak. now, 136 infections might not sound much to people in other countries, but in the australian context it is extremely significant. and you have to remember that australia has been pursuing a national policy of elimination, and that's why we are hearing those tough words from political leaders like dan andrews, who wants to lock sydney down until the delta variant here is crushed. new zealand has suspended its quarantine—free travel bubble with australia for at least 8 weeks. the scheme was launched in april, after both countries appeared to have controlled the spread of covid. but outbreaks of the delta variant in sydney and melbourne have led to the move. new zealand residents have 7 days to return home to avoid quarantine. italy is the latest country to annou

what we are hearing from dan andrews, the victoria state premier, is wanting more of those restrictionsof which sydney is the state capital, has recorded 136 new covid—19 infections. this is a new daily record for this latest outbreak. now, 136 infections might not sound much to people in other countries, but in the australian context it is extremely significant. and you have to remember that australia has been pursuing a national policy of elimination, and that's why we are hearing those tough words from political leaders like dan andrews, who wants to lock sydney down until the delta variant here is crushed. president xijinping has paid a surprise visit to the politically sensitive region of tibet, the first by a chinese president for more than thirty years. these images from government controlled state media show him being greeted in nyingchi. in contrast to the enthusiasm seen here, many exiled tibetans accuse the central government of religious repression and eroding their culture. our correspondent stephen mcdonell is following the story from beijing. well, china's leader, xijinpi

what we are hearing from dan andrews, the victoria state premier, is wanting more of those restrictionsded 136 new covid—19 infections. this is a new daily record for this latest outbreak. now, 136 infections might not sound much to people in other countries, but in the australian context it is extremely significant. and you have to remember that australia has been pursuing a national policy of elimination, and that's why we are hearing those tough words from political leaders like dan andrews, who wants to lock sydney down until the delta variant here is crushed. we're expected to spent nearly nine billion pounds on domestic holidays this year — that's a ten—year—high. new statistics from mintel say over three in five british peole plan to holiday in the uk this year compared with just two in five before the pandemic. victoria fritz has been following the story and reports for us from north wales. it is places like these which will be a boost to domestic tourism this year. new figures show that we are due to spend £9 billion this summer alone on domestic holidays, that figure is a ten

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andrew devine was, like the 96 others, unlawfully killed. and so more than three decades on, the total number of dead from hillsborough rises to 97. james reynolds, bbc news. we've been speaking to dan felt deeply by many people in the city. the news which broke yesterday evening i think has shocked many people. it comes obviously on the back of the disappointment of the abject failure of the criminal trials at the end of may. and it is a reminder that for many people, hillsborough is something that does not go away and will not go away. to what extent, i mean, obviously people there are thinking about this all the time i'm sure but to what extent does andrew's death bring up a real soul searching about what went on that day? well, i think if there is soul—searching to be going on really it should be amongst the people who have evaded any kind ofjustice or accountability. there still remains a very deep sense of injustice within the city and beyond for everybody affected by hillsborough because astonishingly, despite the inquest finding of unlawful killing, no one has been found accountable apart from the sheffield wednesday official who was found guilty of the health and safety off

dan, explain what this initiative is all about. >> thanks for having us on, andrew about two years orthe end of every month, which isn't surprising 78% of all adults in the u.s. report that they struggle to pay their bills every single month and so this is really a national crisis and we felt that we needed to step up, take a real hard look, measure exactly the stress that our employees were feeling and then put into place initiatives that would raise the amount of disposable income they had after they paid all their taxes and essential living expenses from what was 4 to 6%, we targeted 20% as a minimum today we're at 18% and with just capital in the financial network saw what we were doing we decided to come together to encourage other companies like chipotle, and brian who is on the show with us, to look at what is the real assessment of their workers' financial security and financial health, and then measure it, and then see what we could do to try to address this kind of national crisis that we're facing. >> so, brian, when you did this inside chipotle, what have you found and wha

andrew devine was, like the 96 others, unlawfully killed. and so more than three decades on, the total number of dead from hillsborough rises to 97. james reynolds, bbc news. dan this morning. andrew's family talking about their collective devastation and i'm sure knowing what we do about the community there both the immediate community where andrew lived and the wider liverpool family, there will be an outpouring of sympathy and support for his family. of sympathy and support for his famil . , . ,., , . family. very much so. the news which broke yesterday _ family. very much so. the news which broke yesterday evening _ family. very much so. the news which broke yesterday evening i _ family. very much so. the news which broke yesterday evening i think- family. very much so. the news which broke yesterday evening i think has i broke yesterday evening i think has shocked many people. it comes obviously on the back of the disappointment of the abject failure of the criminal trials at the end of may. and it is a reminder that for many people, hillsborough is something that does not go away and will not go away. to something that does not go away and will not go aw

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among our legal experts, dan goldman feels like if this was all they had, then this is less than what people thought they might be pursuing in terms of charges. folks like andrewt as the tip of the iceberg. let me read you a statement from new york's attorney general letitia james. she says this. today is an important marker in the ongoing criminal investigation of the trump organization and its cfo, allen weisselberg. in the indictment we allege other things, financial wrong donning, whereby they engaged in a skiem with mr. weisselberg to avoid paying taxes on certain compensation. this investigation will continue and we will follow the facts and the law wherever they may lead. what does your reporting suggest in terms of where we are with this probe, beginning, middle or end? >> well, i think the sort of important thing to keep in mind that someone close to the president was making -- point was making to me yesterday is that in terms of this probe the former president created a culture, right. he created a culture where just about everyone who touched him or entered his bubble emerged in some way singed or tarnished or under criminal indictment. there was a

, the financial system, andrew, as you know, have already been at the lead of trying to be more responsible and proactive. i think about what larry fink, just one example and dan a freedom of speech issue when you talk about, again, extremists using systems like paypal or venmo or others to move money that the mainstream economy won't allow them because it's illegal. and it is extremist. so we've got, i think, to keep our eye on the prize this is about disrupting the ability of extremists from across the ideological spectrum. >> but those people who break the law, we've got to break their ability to use finance for evil we've got to fight hate for good. >> jonathan greenblat, always good to see you. we look forward to following your progress on this issue. thanks. >> morgan? >> all right, coming up -- >> lot of controversy there. >> an important discussion coming up, crypto sliding after yesterday's rally. we'll talk about that and some of the names that are moving the markets this morning you can see bitcoin at 37,598 after crossing back above 40,000 yesterday. etherium also. we'll speak to ftx founder and ceo sam bankman-fried about the recent move in kurpsy