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draper said it. but here's what i, here's the way i looked at it. bitcoin represents freedom and trust. and it's sort of the opposite of government controlling corruption. and people want freedom and trust. and i think bitcoin is going to be like the center of all that as we move forward. and as bitcoin starts being accepted as a medium of exchange at retail, if i can buy my groceries with bitcoin, i'm going to have no reason to hold on to any dollars because why would i have, why would i want a currency that is tied to a government, political force when i can have a currency that's open and global and transparent and frictionless? so this is, we have a major opportunity as a world to promote freedom and trust around the world, and i think bitcoin leads the way there. liz: tim, big day for you. from $300,000 to $300 million, you were the first investor. you got the midas eyes. forget the midas touch, you can see gold where others cannot -- >> it's the eyebrows. [laughter] liz: yes. that's right. the eyebrows. so good to see you, my friend, thank you

, he looked very good and after his first match against jack draper, he has got better with each matche anyone get past him. aha, to see anyone get past him. a potential final with roger federer, although we are getting ahead of ourselves. roger federer 5—5 against lorenzo sonego. there are other players here that are supposed to be trying to step up now and challenge the domination of the big three. zverev and medvedev in particular. who do you see getting closer to novak if he is not to do it? it�*s a novak if he is not to do it? it's a hard one — novak if he is not to do it? it's a hard one to _ novak if he is not to do it? it's a hard one to call. _ novak if he is not to do it? it's a hard one to call. medvedev - novak if he is not to do it? it�*s —. hard one to call. medvedev hasn't hard one to call. medvedev hasn�*t had success here over the years at wimbledon, that he is going on confidence and feeling more comfortable with his game on a grass court. zverev has the belief to challenge someone like novak djokovic. but he is in the fifth set against f lix auger—aliassime. it�*s ag

i mean, a draper politicians launched the national unity government as an alternative to the military, gunter. formerly a medical doctor, doctor saw it, their spokesman on international affairs. like most national unity, government ministers, he's been forced into hiding in fear for his life. or i believe the change was seeing in the country is realizing of the, the nation's greatest strength, which is, ah, on the diversity of the country of the people, the military. and arose for many the gates have been afraid of the united people, me, emma, about i think to be with them. i have showed that we are united regardless of, you know, political parties and we put everything behind. and then our, this is the time for us to put all our differences behind and you know, struggle only for calm on goals and come on publishes, that our children deserve and are roger and in the future. and the new memo the uniting, the mainly berman city based pro democracy movement and the ethnic insurgence may be the key to the throwing the military june to but for some ethnic leaders, the failure of the previo

at the 6 he struggled to get out of a bunker and made a cook. draper begging 7 and went on to mister cuts at england's jonathan thompson is the tallest play in the history of the european tool at 6 foot 9 inches. and he made a big step of the leaderboard with a hole in one at the 16th. thompson came leukemia as a child and could no longer play any impact sport that he chose to play golf. to have any record, it's open or part of any record. it's open, it's always spatial and you know it's it. but i think i've played really good the last 2 days. i probably played a bit better. yes. today in the, in the conditions we were playing and but, you know, today we got really, i would say lucky sort of the last 9 also was as good away as you can get, playing, playing this golf course. history will be made at silver and on saturday, when forming one's 1st, every spring trace will take place, $90000.00 fans or at the socket for fridays qualify. as the biggest, crowded, a sporting event in the new cases, the staff, the pandemic. but on sunday, 840000 are expected to attend the british chrome pre h

if draper's, this decision comes on the week of the, it is revealed that the indictment against sudan does not have a leg to stand on the key with and says retracted to the testimony and says basically that testament, which was cited by the business judge numerous times as truthful allegation doesn't hold true, it is a fabrication and the americans now know it. they're still continuing on this truck . the high court is not saying that they believe the argument to the state government. they're simply saying that they are allowed to present it to the court in the appeal process. if he does not get his freedom, it is such a blow to our society and what we believe in that it is almost amount to turning off the light. so this must come to an end, and i can fence in my bones that it will be coming soon. well, joe biden assigned a bill that would hand additional financial support to washington's whistleblower program. the moves aimed at improving the protection of those who report different types of violations. this practice shows undoubted to meet you. park explains many as those people are

they couldn't. draper bond purchases in 2013 if they tried to drain the balance sheet in 2018 and again in 2019. when the recall market rose and the rustle, 2030 percent of its value, you know a week, they couldn't do it back then. how can they do it again this time? how can we not essentially the notion that they have permanently monetize this? because when they stop doing it last time, they blew the stock market. and now we added exacerbated the situation as to our concern, as far as the bubbles are concerned. you know, octavio, i want to look for a 2nd at moving forward with the federal reserve. we know that there's a lot of pressure not only on the fed, but also on j. powell. and we also know that his term ends at the beginning of next year, and he's expected to be re appointed by president biden. but is he at risk of jeopardizing that at the fed either acts too soon or not soon enough in the eyes of the stock market? well, i think that's going to be exactly the major goal for us monetary policy of the course, the next half year. and that is to get j power reappointed. so i think th

jack draper is the only player to have taken a set from djokovic. score board starts at love—all and anything is possible. the first semifinal is matteo berrettini against hubert hurkacz. they're both first timers and for their countries it is exciting, matteo berrettini from italy and hubert hurkacz from poland. neither country had had a champion before. hubert hurkacz has knocked out federer and the second seed. matteo berrettini won at queens. if he were to win today, what a day for italian sport sunday would be. . ~ what a day for italian sport sunday would be. ., ,, i. time for a look at the weather, here's nick miller. not a huge amount of sunshine today. the clouds are building and several weather watchers catching a shot of one of these, county durham, there is a funnel cloud. there are some hefty down pours developing into this afternoon. looking at the radar, you can see them popping up over the past few hours in south—east scotland, and north—east england and look around south—east england, the met office suggesting these are flying ants

we want to bring media, the days of don draper, back to the forefront.s out incredibly high level stuff on social media, has been through the pandemic. from what i understand, the partnership that you have created now will make it easier for companies and businesses to do that, to publish advertising in a way that is much more from the hip, much more in the moment. how will that work? mark: a moment ago i said bringing media to the forefront, i met creative. you have this a democratization of television advertising. it has traditionally been this old-school medium. it has been very expensive and only the largest company. with the advent of streaming television, you are seeing advertisers that are smaller in size can really access this medium, and they can do it incrementally. what is critical is the creative is the message. consumers don't hate ads, they just hate bad ads. what is happening with this democratization, we want to bring creative to the forefront. what we are doing will be great for all businesses in terms of their ability to get their produ

we had an opportunity yesterday to have the very first investor in robinhood, tim draper -- the whom came on, and we said to him shouldn't we worry about the fact that owl the revenue -- all of the revenue comes from that one source? here's what he said and then i'll let you react. >> wait a second. [laughter] you've got -- but facebook's a trillion dollar business, and all of their revenue comes from advertising. wouldn't you say they're at risk because their business all comes from one place? no, absolutely not. and order flow, that data's going to be very valuable to very many people for many, many moons to come. and it allows robinhood to continue to provide free trading, and i think that's just fantastic. liz: yeah, until somebody like sec chair gary gensler comes in, right, karl, and says we don't like this payment for order flow model. >> i think the only difference there is i haven't heard that advertising is at risk from regulatory intervention is. liz: exactly. >> i would just say payment for order flow in general, and i think a while back if you go back to ken griffin's te

and i know that our representative on the board, sarah draper, will continue to fight this and make sure is our voice, but we have to continue to do more about this, which is why i teamed up with my colleague, representative sarbanes here in congress and we have a bill to address election subversion. just yesterday i testified in the house administration committee on this bill so that we can make sure that we are moving something forward on the national level to prevent these partisan power grabs of boards of elections. >> just to be clear, you've got a county board, a board of elections that is half democrat, half republican. it's a bipartisan board the way that a lot of these boards work throughout the country. they're going to come in and the state republicans signed this law signed by kemp. they're going to do a performance review and try to appoint a hand-picked person by the republican party essentially to run the elections in fulton county, to run all of it. that's what's happening? >> that is what's happening. and they say they want local control only when it's not convenient for

the moment and he is only dropped one set and that was against the british wild card and 19, jack draperof this match is going to be the man was made history for italy, the first italian man to make it to the wimbledon final. to good in the end, winning this one and four sets. in the end, winning this one and foursets. he in the end, winning this one and four sets. he had come and won the queens title and he beat kam norrie and it�*s been a breakthrough slam for him now in the first round and on route, he couldn�*t quite get the job done in this and the italian was the better player this time. and gordon reed is in the final bidding for nandez in three sets and he has won the final of the men�*s double and jordan are going to face each other in the wheelchair doubles for the women, i�*ll bring you up—to—date with all of that and we are joined by tracy austin on sports day at 630. well, the full england squad trained at st george�*s park today. but not in front of the media — gareth southgate trying to keep his line—up and tactics under wraps perhaps. some of the players were put through

the head of draper labs, former member of our board. victoria coleman the chief scientists of the air force, welcome, and the joint hyper transition office in the department of defense. it's great to see so many of our executive committee board members and leaders this morning. as noted we're streaming for a contingent of the membership and program will be on-line afterward. it's my pleasure to call up from ndi hawk. hey, i appreciate it and i want to thank everyone for being here and lend my welcome as well. it's great to have many of my battle buddies from my 39 years in the air force, general swartz, my former boss and the 19th chief of staff, obd, roberson, and my alum, air staff alum together and great to have you here, it's appreciate it and welcome, everyone, the streaming audience as well. and last night at ndia. you'll hear us refer to it as eti for short. that's what we call the institute and an opportunity to stand it up. and i also want to add my congratulations to heidi shue confirmed as undersecretary for defense for resea

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get the national team led by blue origin and also includes lockheed martin, northrop grumman and draper program bezos writing, the agency must act now to create the real competition it needs and it should not repeat work already delivered and investments already made this is in a surprise move back in april, nasa did award $2.9 billion to spacex as the sole winner for the lunar lander, citing budget constraints. since then, the team has as well as another bidder filed protests with the gao to better set to be resolved early next month. but in this letter, bezos offering to essentially foot the bill to the tune of billions on development and some testing of this lunar lander. and it really speaks to, carl, especially post space flight last week and bezos telling me that he plans to spend a significant amount of his time on blue origin now that he stepped down as amazon how seriously he is now looking to make that pitch for blue origin's different businesses after years of almost exclusively personally funding this broader space vision? >> yeah, it is always fascinating to see entire indu

his 19—year—old sonjack draper already started in this tournament and now raducanu. latte draper alreadyave learned. she could have gone into go—karting or basketball. but being on this programme seems to be working. she was asked, which you prefer to get good a—level results are through to round four. what you think she said? round format. l’m think she said? round format. i'm sure she has _ think she said? round format. i'm sure she has good a—level results as well but now she can focus fully on tennis. if yesterday's sports bulletin was all about andy murray, this morning's headlines are all about britain's newest star emerging at wimbledon. 18—year—old emma raducanu, on her debut, is into the third round. she's the only british woman left in the singles, after she stunned mark ta vondrou ov , in straight sets, and she will now play romania's, sorana, kirstya, next. good news too for, fellow british player cameron norrie. he's also into round three, after beating australia's alex bolt in straight sets. only two players on tour have won more matches than norrie this year. ididn't give

the only set he dropped was the one againstjack draper in the opening round.his surface. but federer is the favourite to win this. we will have roger federer in action on centre court later. it is all happening on manic monday here. thank you for that. news to concern the british & irish lions on their tour of south africa. the springboks have been forced to suspend training after another coronavirus outbreak. the sale sharks player tested positive, with the whole squad having to quarantine. it puts their game against georgia on friday in doubt. the lions�* first test against south africa is set to take place on july the 24th. that is all the sport for now. this is bbc news. i�*m reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at 4:45pm... borisjohnson will confirm plans to ease most of the remaining coronavirus restrictions in england. face coverings, along with social distancing, could go. we are at last seeing a real weakening of the link between the case numbers and hospitalisations and that�*s why we expect we are going to be able to take this step onjuly19th. although

djokovic still very much the favourite for this match and for the tournament, despite britjack draperer part of two decades. let's hear more now from the man himself, sir richard branson, who's the founder of the company virgin. why do you want to do this? it's something i've wanted to do since i was a young kid with my dad and sister looking up at the moon and realising they were to real people standing on the moon and i realised governments are not that interested in building spaceships for you and me to go to space so 17 years ago we embarked on building our own spaceships, building rockets that could take these spaceships into space and it has been a long voyage, it has had tears and joy, but in ten days from now we will finally be going to space. share days from now we will finally be going to space-— days from now we will finally be going to space. i going to space. are you nervous? i am not nervous — going to space. are you nervous? i am not nervous actually. _ going to space. are you nervous? i am not nervous actually. we - going to space. are you nervous? i am not nervous act