after that happened. — been speaking to dan james.o danjames. after that happened, it must've been awful. — that happened, it must've been awful. i— that happened, it must've been awful, i can't imagine playing in that scenario. but yeah, they've come _ that scenario. but yeah, they've come back— that scenario. but yeah, they've come back from it. i know they lost that game — come back from it. i know they lost that game and the second game, but i thought— that game and the second game, but i thought they were brilliant in the last game, to go out and win it. in this tournament, you can do that, you can _ this tournament, you can do that, you can lose — this tournament, you can do that, you can lose two games, when the last one _ you can lose two games, when the last one and still go through. in terms last one and still go through. terms of last one and still go through. in terms of their fitness, three players training individually again today. gareth bale... we are told they are all well, it's just a matter of how many minutes they

defenders are the cold as someone else up front supported by gareth bale, allan ramsay and dan jamesight recognise in there, leicester's goalkeeper and another at southampton in defence and the wales manager knows the quality that they'll be up against. we've planned, we are fully prepared. we know exactly what was going _ prepared. we know exactly what was going to _ prepared. we know exactly what was going to face, banning a formation which _ going to face, banning a formation which can— going to face, banning a formation which can change any time and they have they— which can change any time and they have they can play a four under with three _ have they can play a four under with three so_ have they can play a four under with three so barring that. whatever he puts on _ three so barring that. whatever he puts on the — three so barring that. whatever he puts on the pitch we will have to match _ puts on the pitch we will have to match that. coverage is already underway on bbc one, bbc radio 5 live and the bbc sport website... championship leader max verstappen will start from pole

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watching rainfall, it was wickets, courtesy of tim southee, who removed ollie pope and then dan lawrence. and joe jamescey, the first innings of his first test, gone before his first run. england fans watching a batting collapse, a step back to normality. rory burns was going through an ordeal of an innings, dropped at slip, popped in the head twice and still he batted on, battled on. going through to a street fighting century. you hold england a little closer to new zealand but when he finally gave way, there was no more than 100 runs behind. a dose of the kiwis were at liberty to add too gradually, despite a disciplined bowling, england can find a way through, until ollie robinson struck. devon conway gone, and robinson's confidence up, so much so, that when kane williamson was given not out, he managed to convince his captain to check. he was right to. williamson, lbw, and roofs was right to. williamson, lbw, and root�*s today finished as it started, with a surprised. so england all out for 275. new zealand in their second innings are 57—1. ollie robinson's taken the wicket of devon conway, bowled f

time square this is "fast money" i'm melissa lee tonight's trader lineup dan nathan, steve grasso, victoria fernandez and james mcdonald a big call on bonds, chart master sounding the alarm in the treasury market, wait until you hear where carter worth sees yields headed. >>> plus handful of big tech names well off their 52-week highs, any worth a second look later knock on wood when ark investor kathy wood is facing the truth, the one chart that may explain it all we start with the big warning on the bond market, yield of the ten year fell to its lowest level since march third and chartmaster says rates will collapse even forther, cornerstone's carter worth is here to break it down, kick it off carter. >> you bet so hard to know of course. it's such an important subject and one of the biggest single securities there is, the 10-year treasury bond and where yield are, rates are, determined valuation for equities and mortgages and so much of this really matters and my hunch is this week this is not over and there's more down side to go we're looking as low as 1.25 we'll look at a few charts is that that much we'

dan, you flagged this one. you thought james gorman was the man. >> it's funny.to be investment banks. they traded higher, had higher dividend increases on a relative center the money center banks traded down if you read through the press releases they sounded lame they didn't sound like they are going for it gorman is, like, we are going for it we bought e*trade the last couple of years. i mean, all the credit, you know, for them, for mapping out a different future than a lot of their competitors >> they de-risked their business when you move to a wealth management, so, you know, this is almost $6 trillion of assets. so this is to me why this is an interesting story. yes, they are in a position to give more capital. they can be more lean and mean they don't need the same balance sheet and they have a predicting business they have made very different moves than some of their peers chls i think it's reflected in the stock's multiple it was my final trade last night. and the shackles seemingly are -- i wouldn't say they're off, but there is definitely a lot freer r

technology backed tim southee and 0ft sloat pope, followed by dan lawrence, early in his innings, hasty to the shop. james first test, gone before his first run. saddier again, england sits down, still behind. it might have got worse, 0lly robinson was given out, caught, only to be retrieved by the replay. still england are in big trouble and will go to lunch try not to think about it. patrick gearey, bbc news. st helen's have won their first women's challenge cup after thrashing york city knights in the final. saints raced into a 20—0 half—time lead with four tries, amy hardcastle with the pick of them. the final score was 3a—6. england's mel reid remains in contention at the halfway point of the us women's open in san francisco. reid, who led after the first round, slipped back to sixth following a two over par 73. she's four shots behind the leader, 19—year—old yuka saso of the philippines. max verstappen crashed in final practice for the azerbaijan grand prix this morning leaving red bull mechanics battling to fix his car ahead of qualifying, which has just got under way. championship leader verstappe

time square this is "fast money" i'm melissa lee tonight's trader lineup dan nathan, steve grasso, victoria fernandez and james you hear where carter worth sees yields headed. >>> plus handful of big tech names well off their 52-week highs, any worth a second look later knock on wood when ark investor kathy wood is facing the truth, the one chart that may explain it all

it looks like dan heading to the set for the 6:00 news. he will get there. james1 minutes, played in spurts, it looks like he is a guy who needs the summer off. >> i think i will play somewhere else instead of the olympics. that's what i will focus on -- trying to beat the goon squad. i will let the angle rest for a month. then we will meet up with lola, taz, granny, bugs and the rest of the crew. >> in case you are wondering what that was about, that was a 32nd commercial for his movie space jam two which is coming out in july. sports on abc7, sponsored by river rock casino, i want to be clear i am not hating on lebron, he looked at the roster and said, everyone is banged up. we are not going to get very far. they did as much as they could. he was definitely saving himself. you know you stroll down, but the microphone on -- you will get there. what is the big deal? you will get there. yeah, yeah, when you are the king, you know, you will get there. >> thank you, larry. >> i'm staying out of this one. thanks, larry. >>> coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:00, emergency

dan harris. >>> and fiy,rview king its way social the music mogul stopping by lebron james's hbo max interviewrrupted" and opening up about the day he found out that he would be inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame. but it didn't take long for reality to set back in. >> i got the announcement. i was like, wait. >> thank you, thank you. i was -- thank you, guys. i was taking blue to school. i was like, this ain't no celebration. she walked away, i was like, yo. your dad is in the hall of fame. i'm in the hall of fame. she's like, bye, dad. >> that's how it is for parents, right? >> that's exactly how it is. >> tina lawson helping that clip of her son-in-law go viral. posting on her instagram that a hilarious video, alongside this priceless photo of blue ivy herself summing it up all with the caption that's my blue-blue, she's extremely hard to impress. when your mom is beyonce. it makes sense, right? blue has won a grammy. tough to impress that 9-year-old. >> kind of reminds me when my son said my next book should be called "ten percent poopier." >> that might already exist. >> yeah, exac

dan believes it could be the charles schwab of this generation, mean be right. but raymond jamesing at the business model saying there's no moa t here. you have to take the research. this is just my opinion, you can't just look at coinbase and do a over lay of bitcoin price and say they're one-to-one i don't think they are what is interesting, if you look at micro strategies, up 10% on the back of some of their a nouchbsment -- announcements, the first time on the upside to have that positive correlation with bitcoin so if you are inclined to trade the equities around it, i think micro strategy given the huge move to the down side and subsequent bounce if you're bullish on bitcoin that's better way to play it than coinbase. >> and dan what did you make of the call or bitcoin move. >> seems bearish is. >> you think >> it's been cut in half from the direct listings from the high that day, it's got $46 billion market cap, who knows what it's worth, you can say competition and fees are going to come down what i if if i told you in five years they'll token isaiah stocks on the nasdaq

james gracie's second test match, oh dear. tough game and strong opponents in no consolation. to distract your virus not being chased by a vaccine and ever topical. and now danw. managing 50 and it was a moment of sunshine and scenes we would not take for granted. now, a huge task lies ahead of ange postecoglou — the new celtic manager. the club is in the midst of a major rebuild, after rangers spoiled their chances of an historic 10 scottish premiership tites in a row. he's enjoyed success in australia and japan — but does he have what it takes to take celtic back to the top? chris mclaughlin reports: after a three—month managerial search, this is the man that so take a turn to. not first choice, not available to speak to the media yet either. he did check to celtic tv. phil i'm aware of the history and the culture and the success of the cloud has had and what it's been built on and so, everyone says the same thing about me, we've experienced in my lifetime and it's an opportunity those to get the same thing about me, we have experienced in my lifetime and it's an opportunity those too good to pass up. he had a brief stint managing increase but three years

james burridge, bbc news. the two—time defending olympic champion andy murray's been picked for great britain's tennis team at the tokyo games. he'll play in the men's singles alongside danand jo konta will compete in the women's singles. clare balding and the former british number one anne keothavong have been discussing the olympics selection — as well as today's play at eastbourne. we got away with it in terms of the weather today at eastbourne, largely a glorious day, and we saw a glorious day, and we saw terrific quarterfinal action. glorious day, and we saw terrific quarterfinalaction. first glorious day, and we saw terrific quarterfinal action. first up, the only seed left in the draw, the top seed, the runner—up here a few years back, she got blasted off court — not blessed but certainly outplayed by camilla georgie.— not blessed but certainly outplayed by camilla georgie. georgie was the more consistent _ by camilla georgie. georgie was the more consistent of— by camilla georgie. georgie was the more consistent of the _ by camilla georgie. georgie was the more consistent of the two, - by camilla georgie. georgie was the more consistent of the two, would l more c

he and james bracey fell to trent boult as england slipped to 175 for 6 but dan lawrence's unbeaten halfwell and conditions there were actually quite... at times, holding the wicked and it causes a few problems. it was pretty difficult at times. , , ._ problems. it was pretty difficult at times. , , ., , ., times. they played really well and shows want _ times. they played really well and shows want to _ times. they played really well and shows want to get _ times. they played really well and shows want to get through - times. they played really well and shows want to get through the - shows want to get through the initial period, we looked quite comfortable and set out there, so we did well against the new ball and heading to the ground was good for us. barbora krejcikova is through to a first ever grand slam final after she beat greece's maria sakarri in three sets at the french open. the match lasted well over three hours and saw the unseeded czech take the win in the third set on her 5th match point for a 7—5, 4—6, 9—7 victory — having earlier saved a match point herself. and she'll

host: we will go to dan in mississippi on our support line. caller: i agree with what jameslyburn said. i was going to agree with -- i was when to say what he said, but he said it eloquently. you need to have a site meant on that because all of these so-called republicans, their forefathers are democrats. they are the ones who fought for slavery. you need to have a segment on that. i'm tired of these republicans calling and talking about the democrats fought for slavery. in name but they changed. they are the ones that they called secrets -- dixiecrats that ran to the republican party. host: why do you support the removal of the statues? caller: i got a couple more reasons. one is why not have general william sherman's statue beside all of them, all of these confederates? why not have general grant or union generals? you never hear them talk about them. they always talk about these -- host: finish your thought. caller: that is it. host: this is langston in washington, d.c.. caller: i oppose it because you really do not have a means to look back and see what led this country

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james freeman, bob great to see you. thanks for joining the conversation, what do you make of dan niles' prediction sell-off at least 10 to not an economist having it is a dismal science -- say a third inflation pickup is transitory a third is supply-side he related a third inflation actually moving up, if that is the case inflation moved up you long-term basis at least a point to me signatures fed is going to be backed into a corner at some point if they don't act i agree with dan, on the other hand you've got amazing economic growth strong earnings growth so that tug-of-war, back-and-forth i don't think going to give us that 20%, remember could we get 10, 10 normal we get 10 percent corrections every year i think easy money is in rearview mirror stocks up 90%, from their low last march i think hard frer here to go and from froing more about what you own than market. >> the federal reserve meeting next week we've got the next fomc meeting the june meeting after that cpi report yesterday, of 5%. how do you navigate what could be a sell-off on the horizon, and increasing inflation numbers? are there areas, to invest in tha

, bill cassidy, tom cotton, james language ford, mike lee, john cornyn, marco rubio, john thune, and kevin mccarthy. so, donald trump said that. he took putin's side over danesident hasn't had the meeting yet and they're already criticizing him. and i know the answer. there's no depth to republican hypocrisy but do you think the attacks land with anybody? they have zero credibility. >> you know, i wish that i could say the answer to that is no, nicole, but you know that there is an entire media ecosystem out there that are just delivering this to. i remember from 2018 -- i guess it was 2018 -- and we were beginning our focus groups in the lead-up to the republican voters against trump initiative, and sara that was running the focus groups asked, the day after helsinki to these soft trump voters that we were trying to win over what they thought about the comments that you just read and most of them hadn't heard them. they were getting their news from, at the best case, fox. or facebook or newsmax and you can go all the way down the list. so, there's this echo chamber that these folks live in, and that is who, you know, the tom cottons of the world are talki