let me just throw it open to daryl. first but anybody really can answer this kind of opening question as well daryl. what brought you to the point? this is a question. i i always like to ask people who get involved in in great causes like this. what brought you to point that you decided to speak with the heads of the school where your children attend? and what was the response then from those from those officials? what what dragged you into this into this discussion gerald if you could sure. we we moved our kids from a one school a different school to two catholic schools at the beginning of this school year, so that would have been august of 2020. and grateful that they are in school all day every day. i'll be at with masks and all that stuff, but they're there we moved them because we started to be concerned about things that were being taught and not being taught at the prior institution. but i have to say with respect to how history was or wasn't being taught the prior institution dawn and i really felt like we coul

i thought for daryl, this is still— to the final?this is still an amazing _ to the final? i thought for daryl, this is still an amazing thing - to the final? i thought for daryl, this is still an amazing thing to i to the final? i thought for daryl, i this is still an amazing thing to be celebrated. she made an olympic finai _ celebrated. she made an olympic finai yes. — celebrated. she made an olympic final. yes, it may now have been the oppressed _ final. yes, it may now have been the oppressed forms that you wanted, but she should _ oppressed forms that you wanted, but she should still be able to hold her head up— she should still be able to hold her head up high. she should still be able to hold her head up high-— head up high. congrats to darryl oso. head up high. congrats to darryl 0s0- huge _ head up high. congrats to darryl oso. huge disappointment - head up high. congrats to darryl oso. huge disappointment for i head up high. congrats to darryl- oso. huge disappointment for dean asher smith, she has been struggling with a ha

congrats to daryll also.s also pulled out of the 200. can you just talk us through how disappointing that will be for her? this will be extremely disappointing. you know, the fact that she came down to the olympics and try to compete in every single round possible, you knew that her mind frame was, "let's see what my body can do and if it can hold up." unfortunately, it was not the case and i am just extremely sad for her because i know she was on a quest of coming back with olympic medals in multiple events and it has not worked out. all she can do is keep your head up, the world championships are next year, there are so many championship. this is not the end for her. definitely not, showing her class again today, very quick to congratulate her team—mate on that 100 metres final. next up we have the men's. in the past few minutes, the prime minister's wife, carriejohnson, has announced she is pregnant. they have a son, wilfred, who was born in april last year and was seen at the g7 summit in cornwall injune.

daryl's up with him and he let's me sleep in until, like, 8:00.ng about it. >> we got the diapers that tell us if he's peed or not you're good. >> i never changed a boy diaper, so i understand that takes finesse and skills, never changed a boy diaper. >> i literally yesterday -- he peed on my countertop. i was like, what are you doing >> sometimes people are judgy, you've always said your piece. no. faucet's off breastfeeding -- >> i did a lot of research before why is breastfeeding so hard especially with a c-section. my body wasn't like, all right time to make milk. i was pumping as soon as i got to my room after the c-section and nothing was happening. i really struggled making milk and finally, i'm done! i did so well, look at me everyone was like, good for you. i'm proud that you even tried. >> what do you sing to little riley? ♪ we're changing your diapie ♪o. >> does riley know when you're on >> one time i'm singing soft, he'll start to tear up like babies on tiktok, on the internet >> wait. what >> have you ever seen those babies, they're h

well, daryll neita might not have been the name on everyone�*s lips but making the 100 metre final is from a field stacked with talent and speed. elaine thompson—herah hasjust got the lead and it's going to be the defending champion makes it two in a row! _ 10.60. it's an olympic record. ajamaican one, two, three. the pace was blistering, the celebrations between them somewhat frosty. not that elaine thompson—herah cared. my chest is tight because i am over happy. i'm so lost for words right now, but god is amazing. heartbreak then for the queen of british sprinting, but the jamaican dynasty continues its reign. natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. and we'll bring you more olympics action, later in the programme. there's growing concern about a humanitarian crisis in southern and western afghanistan as the taliban try to seize three major cities from government forces. fighters have entered parts of herat, lashkar gah and kandahar, having already made rapid gains in rural areas and captured a number of border crossings. let's speak to our correspondent, secunder kermani, in the afghan capi

her team mate, daryll neita, finished eighth in the race.of the 200m race. this report from our sports correspondent, natalie pirks. obviously, the competitors... this is for the start, we'll let it go. we'll let the start go and let me cry! the customary smile replaced with tears. the fastest woman in british history had been hiding a secret. dina asher—smith! just five weeks ago, she'd been told there was only a 2% chance she would make it to the start line after a torn hamstring. elaine thompson—herah there is going to win it. | it's going to be del ponte who takes second place. i and dina...she'sjust not finishing. she gets out well - and couldn't hang on. out of the final and minutes later, the reigning world 200m champion confirmed she was out of that too, but would still run the relay. my idea for this 0lympic cycle was complete dominance and obviously, ha! didn't manage it this time but, obviously, we have three more years till the next olympics and i know the kind of shape i'm in, i know the calibre of athlete i am and i know how ta

well, daryll neita might not have been the name everyone�*s lips but making the 100 metre final is auge achievement. she's the first british woman to do so since 2008. but this would be a tough ask from a field stacked with talent and speed. and it is going to be the defending champion makes it two in a row! . 10.60, it is an olympic record. a jamaican 1—2—3. the pace was blistering, the celebrations between them somewhat frosty, not that elaine thompson—herah cared. my chest is tight, because i'm over—happy, i'm so lost for words right now, but god it is amazing. heartbreak, then, for the queen of british sprinting, but the jamaican dynasty continues its reign. but i told you it was a pretty special saturday for team gb and the day got off to the perfect start with a gold medal in the mixed triathlon relay. it's the first time the event's taken place at an olympic games, but it didn't take the brits long to adjust, as they led from the front and secured another gold. adam wild watched the race. triathlon will be golden for great britain! super saturday had barely begun, but team gb

well, daryll neita might not have been the name everyone's lips but making the 100 metre final is a hugeo so since 2008. but this would be a tough ask from a field stacked with talent and speed. and it is going to be the defending champion makes it two in a row! . 10.60, it is an olympic record.

and team—mates asha phillip and daryll neita also quaified from their heats.ace for the first time her career, although she came second behind ivory coast's marie—josee ta lou, who ran a brilliant 10.78 seconds, the fastest time of the day. jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce is chasing an historic third olympic gold at these games. she's through in the third fastest time of 10.84. her team—mate and reigning olympic champion elaine thompson herah also won her heat as well, with a time of 10.82. we have also seen a first individual world record in the pool at these games. the commonwealth champion, south africa's tatjana schoenmacher, made history, in the 200 metres breaststroke, with a new world record time of 2:18.95, pipping america's golden girl, lilly king, to the title. she had also won silver in the 100m and now has a gold to take back tojohannesberg. she came to swimming having been a netball star. and all those stories and all the olympic updates and action. the chief midwife for england, jacqueline dunkley—bent, has written to gp practices, obstetrician

in the women's 100m, all eyes were on the second—fastest british woman in history, daryl neeta, who wentecond in 11.06. finally, the rugby league world cup later this year is still scheduled to go ahead with talks ongoing due to concerns over quarantining. while in the super league tonight, there were wins for leaders catalans dragons over huddersfield, while leeds rhinos condemned leigh to a 13th successive defeat. all that on the website, along with plenty more. but that is all your support for now. apart from a few showers which developed later in the afternoon across southern england. for friday, though, it looks like we could see a few more showers around generally. but that said, there should still be quite a bit of sunshine around, feeling quite warm too. in between whether systems for friday, but this area of low pressure will be moving in just in area of low pressure will be moving injust in time area of low pressure will be moving in just in time for the weekend, could bring quite a bit of rain at times and even some thunderstorms. so we start this morning off rather cloudy for

scored a 10—7 victory to set up a clash with england's ian white who earlier beat northern ireland's darylf grassroots football clubs and facilities, aimed at helping save the life of someone experiencing a sudden cardiac arrest. the european championship raised awareness about how important these pieces of equipment are, and laura scott has been taking a closer look. the distressing scenes during the euros at the denmark midfielder christian erickson collapsing which buts reported to be a sudden carved delete in a cardiac arrest sent shock waves around the world of sport. it also led to scrutiny about the provision of the stimulators at grassroots supports facilities launched a programme to fund 2000 defibrillators like these clubs across england and wales. the first browsing of those will be football foundation funded. and this one at southfield academy in london is the first one to be installed. i can first one to be installed. i can onl sa first one to be installed. i can only say that's _ first one to be installed. i can only say that's a _ first one to be installed. i can only say th

well, daryll neita might not have been the name on everyone's lips, but making the 100 metre final is in a row. i 10.60 — it's an olympic record. a jamaican one—two—three. the pace was blistering, the celebrations between them somewhat frosty. not that elaine thompson—herah cared. my chest is tight because i am happy, i am so lost for words. but god is amazing. heartbreak, then, for the queen of british sprinting. but the jamaican dynasty continues its reign. natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. in other olympic news... three team gb athletes have qualified for the final of the women's 800 metres, for the first time ever, after impressive displays in the semi—finals. 19—year—old keely hodgkinson timed her run well to finish second in her heat. she'lljoin alex bell and jemma reekie in the final on tuesday. on her olympic debut, emma wilson has won bronze in the women's windsurfing. the 22—year—old's mother, penny way, is a former world champion, who narrowly missed out on a medal in the 1992 and 1996 olympics. and four—time olympic champion simone biles has withdrawn from two more gymnastic

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. time for weather check. we've got that fog, low cloud cover. moving on shore already. it is going to thicken up again tonight. maybe not us. think as we had last night. but you can already see it making its way in toward sfo and a lot of folks are to travel around now and no delays being reported sfo oakland or san jose for that matter is we've got some conditions to get out there and travel. in fact, you want to drive around tomorrow, your getaway forecast in the monterey bay 62 degrees downtown carmel about 62 in monterey, 61 with some fog in santa cruz. southern california finds warmer weather 72 in long beach. a beautiful 76 in san diego 81 in los angeles and 72 degrees in santa barbara. the high country looking nice as we head in toward the we

core daryl, the two who were formerly employees of the tsa, who could maybe weigh in on this and that positively help the workforce. another problem that we have heard about, we've heard a lot about the border today, is the lack of the latest technology at dhs. we don't seem to be able to catch up and deal with new and emerging threats, and i'm especially thinking about unmanned aerial systems. we are seeing them more and more at the border as they come across with illegal drugs and weapons. and i wonder if you know if we are working from dhs, and the department of defense with the development of some kind of countermeasure or some kind of technology to counter these operations to prevent these kinds of occurrences at the border. it seems like the department of defense does a lot of research in this area. we want to be able to reach across in partner and perhaps take advantage of some of that research. >> representative, that does in fact go on the instrument package is the d.o.d. needs and it's actually different from dhs's. but i'm sure a technology brief would be enormously benefic

asha philip is also out, afterfinishing last in hersemifinal but britain's daryll neita has made thehrough as one of the fastest losers. it was, predictably, the two—time olympic champion shelly—ann fraser—pryce who won that race in the fastest time of the semis — but absolute delight for neita. the final is at 1.50 uk time. and in the men's100—metres heats, european champion zharnel hughes ran a season's best time of 10.94, to reach the semi—finals along with team—mate cj ujah. but away from the athletics, it's already been a golden saturday for team gb in tokyo... and it's been a day when team work has been the key to success... firstly in the new triathlon relay and then after that back in the pool — where the british team are enjoying their most successful games, in over a century, as adam wild reports... the triathlon will be golden for great britain. it's the mixed medley relay, great britain win the gold by miles. for all the individual brilliance, in the tokyo today it was teamwork that triumphed. super saturday had barely begun, but team gb was already looking at four new ol

daryl, do you feel like you want to belong in the market? >> absolutely, dom, good morning.have to be although they have been out of favor the last 30 to 60 days, there is a second half of the trade on the cyclical side industrial and materials and financials which has been out of favor at the expense of technology shorter duration good cash flow good return back to shareholders dividends helps protect higher multiples in the higher inflationary environment. >> darrell, you mentioned the sensitive or cyclical sectors there. some would argue out there that since the pandemic lows last year, it has been energy and materials and industrial stocks which have done severe out performance in many cases over the technology and communication services counterparts there. isn't that trade already over? has it already run its course or used up a little bit >> i think that's the narrative on the street. i agree, dom a lot of people are challenging that people want to swing back to the winner of the last economic cycle and decade which was technology it is not you should be away from tech

landmarks like the roman empire the director list if yes, he welcomes this class of old and new to daryl has always been home to monumental architecture. then the amphitheater was a phenomenal dimensions compared to the rest of the town. borrow also features medieval buildings alongside these antique monuments, stutsman, we are adding another new layer, this historical contact with a unique project. my husband wants to break new ground and create a very special place for visitors, but above all, 4 artists who can work together creatively and future oriented in the renovated railway building plants. and what's interesting aspect is to make visions possible to make the impossible happen to realize things are going to be alive anywhere else. that is a process for so creating and, and constructing deeply rooted relationships with artists, with people who writers with lots of fairs with scientists, with cars or producers design, this architect, john and especially this places will people who want to approach things differently . i'm all work in a completely new way and i think we are trailbla

in the women's 100m, all eyes were on the second—fastest british woman in history, daryl neeta, who wentr huddersfield, while leeds rhinos condemned leigh to a 13th successive defeat. all that on the website, along with plenty more. but that's all your sport for now. hello there. thursday wasn't a bad day for many of us. it stayed dry across much of the country, apart from a few showers which developed later in the afternoon across southern england. for friday, though, it looks like we could see a few more showers around generally. but that said, there should still be quite a bit of sunshine around. it'll feel quite warm too. so we're in between weather systems for friday. this area of low pressure, though, will be moving injust in time for the weekend. it could bring quite a bit of rain at times and even some thunderstorms. so we start this morning off rather cloudy for many, bit of mist and fog around. that should tend to melt away quite quickly, and then there will be plenty of sunshine as we head on into the afternoon, but a scattering of showers will develop. some of them could turn

and teammates asha phillip and daryll neita also qualified from their heats.ica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce is chasing a historic third olympic gold at these games. she's through in the third fastest time of10.81i. her teammate and reigning olympic champion elaine thompson—herah also won her heat as well with a time of 10.82. and staying with athletics make sure you don't miss this week's sport's desk podcast which looks at world records and the part played by super shoe technology, asking the question does it go too far? that's on bbc sounds. the dream of a �*golden slam' is over for novak djokovic, having already won the australian open, french open and wimbledon this year. the olympics and us open were what he needed to match steffi graf�*s achievement in 1988. but it was another german, alexander zverev, who has ended djokovic's hopes. despite losing the first set 6—1, zverev fought back to win in three to reach the final, where he'll face the russian karen khachanov. zverev could barely believe what he'd done. for djokovic, the wait for an olympic gold meda

to the west side to be closer with his son daryl and his family. after several years, finding it too cold, he moved back to his parents' home country in hawaii where he stayed until last november. then with severe health failings, the decision was made to have miles move back to san francisco to daryl's family so they could care for him. miles passed peacefully on the morning of july 20, 2021 with his family by his side. he is survived by his two children. miles' daughter and her two children. he's also survived by his three younger brothers who are all retired and have all moved back to the big island of hawaii. as per his wishes, he will be buried next to his mother at the mission which is located -- it is the oldest japanese buddhist temple in the united states. it was founded in the late 1700s and holds the generations of three -- remains of three generations of hondas. he was proud of his children and grandchildren and his memories live through him. i want to extend our deepest condolences to darryl honda and his family. >> supervisor peskin:

. >> a movie written and directed by zoe lister-jones and daryl wein.ably shot in like april, in l.a., when nobody was out in the world. and it's a movie about zoe's character and her younger self on like the last day on earth as they wander around and like have this adventure. and obviously it was sort of a time capsule of like how it felt in that moment when we were all in our own homes, and i was like, yeah, i'll be in your thing, but like, i'll be very far away from you and be outside, and everyone when you watch the movie, it feels like a real regular movie except that you will notice everybody's got this physical distance apart from each other. and so, yeah, we shot it. so it's weird now, because it feels like a little bit of a time capsule of, oh, right, that was at this moment when it was so scary. but it's a very sweet, funny movie. it's got a great cast. and everybody, you know -- everybody figured out their way into it, you know? >> wanda: that's weird. you're shooting a movie about the end of the world during a time when we felt like, is thi

. >> daryl rushed todd the er and icu struggling to prooet and struggling to live.him at that point given how bad covid in this new world and varnt, crushing him that he had a 20 percent of survivaling. >> the doctor told me i could come into say good-bye. >> he had to saw good-bye to his wife and phospholipids. that was based on the fact that the odds were ready, 80 percent he was going to die of covid in that room. >> while he thought it is conservative valley, meant that he should avoid it. we are play thg and if you can hear him right tli. >> people are getting vaccinated to their children. like he did. >> i am strongly against betting the vaccine. that little boy is a reason to have the vaccine. wi are glad that this family is trying to pull through and they have peeking out. we have no judgment of their history. we have a doctor who's also a policymakers, governor dean is with us. we are back in 60 seconds. us. we are back in 60 seconds. now t to be the first to give everyone the joy of 5g, by giving every customer a new 5g phone. old customers. new customers

scored a 10—7 victory to set up a clash with england's ian white who earlier beat northern ireland's daryllaura scott has been taking a closer look. the distressing scenes during the euros at the denmark midfielder christian erickson collapsingwith what's reported to be a sudden carved delete in a cardiac arrest sent shock waves around the world of sport. it also led to scrutiny about the provision of the stimulators at grassroots supports facilities the premeire league launched a programme to fund 2000 defibrillators like these clubs across england and wales. the first browsing of those will be football foundation funded. and this one at southfield academy in london is the first one to be installed. i can only say that's a fantastic initiative by the premeire leaugue to actually get 2000 defibrillators out to grassroots level. if you look at what happened last month, i think everybody could see the importance of getting a defib onto a patient as soon as possible. so although it's taken something like christian erickson, a very visual profile having a cardiac arrest in front of the whole w

september 11, 2001 is one of those days for this retired firefighter, daryl sales. >> that morning i happen to come to work and we had a group of 17 brand-new firefighters at the last week of the academy. for the first two or three hours of our training all of us watched as the events unfolded. >> reporter: nearly 3000 americans were killed on that day, including 343 firefighters. to honor the lost lives 20 years later he and a team of retired a current firefighters are preparing to right across the country on bikes. 40 days, at 800 miles with it on a ride from the bay to brooklyn. >> we were trying to come up with a way to really honor 343 firefighters that gave their life on that day. we thought this would be a good way to do that. we look at averaging about one or miles a day going across the heart of the united states, connecting with fire departments each way. we come into new york in time for the 9/11 events. >> reporter: the group consists of 10 firefighters the military veterans ranging in age from to 72 and he is part of the team that participated in the first event of its k

and -- daryl wein, who co-wrote it and co-directed it with me, and i came up with it pretty early onrew there were four crew members >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, which was - >> jimmy: that's really -- that's making a film, man. that's really going for it >> yeah, there was nobody. i was like, you know, acting, writing, directing, producing and then also, like, ordering postmates for everyone and i'm like - >> jimmy: there's no caterers, sure >> oh, come on, jim. no, no caterers. [ laughter ] but yeah, i was like sitting across from oscar-winner, you know, helen hunt, just being like, "before we do the next take, do you want the dressing on your salad or on the side." [ laughter ] because -- >> jimmy: you're actually wear every hat possible >> yeah, yeah. got to put it in the notes >> jimmy: yeah, of course. how was armisen? how was fred >> i mean, freddie >> jimmy: he's a dream, man. >> legend. >> jimmy: he's the best. >> he's a legend >> jimmy: was he demanding >> very demanding, yeah. so, he was the only one with a a trailer. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but he brought his own. >> h

they're not even a member of the fa tonight, young star daryl dk put 2 in the back of the net becomingt the 3rd player 21 and under to score 2 goals for the u.s. and gold cup play. you just saw him there. however, most of the starters in tonight's match had not been a part of coach gregg berhalter is top player pool. so this was some of the younger guys, 6, 1, the final score they face canada on sunday in a game that will decide who wins groupie the u.s. did not qualify for the olympics by the way, that's a look at sports kron 4 news. we'll be right back. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. it's the most comfortable, dually-adjustable, foot-warming, temperature-balancing... proven quality night sleep we've ever made. save up to $1,000 on select sleep number 360 smart beds and adjustable bases. plus, 0% interest for 24 months. only for a limited time. >> all right. this is a fun video. look at this. this was from southern california some bottle nose dolphins in newport beach caught on camera up playing and the seemingly chasing a tour and that that's amazing. the video was ta

brodie baker can only see his father daryl through glass. on a breathing tube, he nearly lost his life because he didn't want to get vaccinated. a family nearly torn apart when hope is just a shot away. >> oh, man, that last image, very heartbreaking there. that was msnbc's miguel almaguer. >> i'm trying to convince more machinerying to get the shot. how is he doing it? with more rules and incentives. >> lauren egan joins us. good morning to you. has he given specifics on what he plans to do? >> reporter: good morning, guys. the president has made his most aggressive push yet to get people vaccinated, the most notable being that vaccine requirement he announced for federal ploys. the white house hopes other states and local governments will adopt some sort of similar policy as well as private businesses. now, as who what the president can do to encourage states and governments as well as private companies to follow suit, that's unclear. take a listen to what he said yesterday as he was leaving the white house for camp david. >> can americans

asha philip is also out, but britain's daryll neita has made the 110—metres final — she ran 11 secondsthe fastest time of the semis — but absolute delight for neita. and zharnel hughes ran a season's best to reach the semi—finals of the men's100—metres. those heats are still going on. it has already been a golden saturday for team gb at the tokyo olympics. and it's been a day when team work has been the key, in new relay olympic events, in triathlon and the swimming pool, where the brits are enjoying their most successful games, in over a century, as adam wild reports. the triathlon will be golden for great britain. it's the mixed medley relay, great britain win the gold by miles. for all the individual brilliance, in the tokyo today it was teamwork that triumphed. super saturday had barely begun, but team gb was already looking at four new olympic champions in this, the inaugural triathlon relay. jessica learmonth led the way for britain. then the turn ofjonny brownlee. individual bronze in london, silver in rio, this his final olympic race, a last chance to complete the set. georgia

to the west side to be closer with his son daryl and his family. after several years, finding it too cold, he moved back to his parents' home country in hawaii where he stayed until last november. then with severe health failings, the decision was made to have miles move back to san francisco to daryl's family so they could care for him. miles passed peacefully on the morning of july 20, 2021 with his family by his side. he is survived by his two children. miles' daughter and her two children. he's also survived by his three younger brothers who are all retired and have all moved back to the big island of hawaii. as per his wishes, he will be buried next to his mother at the mission which is located -- it is the oldest japanese buddhist temple in the united states. it was founded in the late 1700s and holds the generations of three -- remains of three generations of hondas. he was proud of his children and grandchildren and his memories live through him. i want to extend our deepest condolences to darryl honda and his family. >> supervisor peskin:

and even daryl isa introduced a bill. so i think that we can pursue all three points. supreme court, lower court, and get these judges, biden judges confirmed so that we can get rid of the trump stain on the judiciary. >> i think it's always useful to think about how different types of reforms relate to lower court reform, just like we were talking about voting rights, potentially relates to supreme court reform. so for example, hr 1, and sb 1, the bill that congressman jones has been talking about, and we have been talking about would make partisan gerrymandering claims recognizable in federal court, so that would create an entire new set of claims that people would be litigating in federal court. if you want the claims to be adjudicated in a timely manner, we need to hear judges make claims, given that courts are overwhelmed. similarly, we're abolishing qualified immunity or giving cause of action to federal officers who violate your rights. we're going to need more federal judges to be on hand to adjudicate or think of this in terms of criminal justice crisis create

but there is bipartisan support, and even daryl issa introduced a bill. so i think we can pursue all three points. supreme court, the report, and have these judges, biden judges confirmed, so that we can get rich off the trump stain on the judiciary. >> i think [inaudible] . >> it's also useful to think about how different types of reforms relate to lower court reform, just like we were talking about voting lights with potentially released a supreme court return. reform. so for example, hr1 and as we, once the bill that congressman john has been talking about and you've been talking about. would make partisan gerrymandering claims potentially cognate a ball in federal court. so that would create a new set of claims that people would be litigating in federal court. if you want those games claims to be adjudicated in up timely manner, we're going to leave some new judges their claims. given that courses are quite so already overwhelmed. similarly we're thinking about war abolishing or modify qualified immunity or peak giving people cause of action to sue fe

and team mates asha phillip and daryll neita also quaified from their heats.et a place in the next round and do a solid run, at the same time without doing too much, because you have another level to go to tomorrow, so i'm happy to have done that this morning. 0ne football line for you away from the olympics, and marcus rashford will have surgery on his shoulder next week. the manchester united and england striker has been troubled by the problem for a number of months. united wanted to check, but have now agreed to the surgery. it is thought rashford will be sidelined for around three months. and hopes of the rugby league world cup going ahead in the autumn have been dealt a further blow, as the national rugby league clubs in australia have backed the decision made by the current champions, australia and new zealand, to pull out. the two southern hemisphere nations cited safety concerns amid the coronavirus pandemic for their withdrawal — and now the 16 nrl clubs have said they agree with the decision as they don't want to be without their top players for the

it's a long time coming for a team that has been around for the last seven or eight years, with daryl of what everyone's been through, with covid and everything like that, it would give everyone a real lift. england lost their first t20 match against pakistan after a thriller at trent bridge. some big hitting from pakistan captain babar azam helped his side to a total of 232 from their 20 overs. it would have been england's biggest run chase ever, and thanks to a century from just 43 balls by liam livingstone, they got very close. but in the end it proved too much, and pakistan won by 31 runs. the second of the three—match series will be at headingley tomorrow. very happy. it would be nice if we won the game, but like you said, considering the first time around that i played for england, the changes i have had to make and the maturity i have had to show the last couple of years, it is very pleasing to be able to go out there and do that. when i am enjoying my cricket, that. when i am enjoying my cricket, thatis that. when i am enjoying my cricket, that is when i play my best cricket.

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