ellen white! this one will count! gb ahead! oh how she has longed for that! delight for white, and fist bumps all round. their first excuse to celebrate at these olympics, and a second wasn't too far away. chile hung in there until after the break, before ellen white struck again in acrobatic style. ellen white! yes! brilliant. a solid victory then, sealed in spectacular fashion. next up they face japan on saturday but team gb's olympics are off to a winning start. earlier the first action of the entire games had been in the softball. the hosts japan facing australia in fukushima. with a few staff and team members doing their best to create an atmosphere. japan smashed their way to an 8—1 win but for the organisers, simply getting these games under way will be the biggest relief. andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. the spell of hot weather goes on and the very hottest weather is shifting west. the eastern coasts at the moment it is a little cooler at 19 degrees. london courier than this time yesterday and the highest temperat

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ellen white with her third goal of the tournament will seal a victory which guarantees their progressthe star of the day was a 12—year—old table tennis player. the syrian is the youngest athlete of these games. although she lost to austria, more than three times her age, she said afterwards she hoped she could inspire other children to follow their dreams. and he sweats, bbc news. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other sports headlines. —— andy swiss. england's charley hull enjoyed an excellent third round of 66 at golf�*s evian championship in france. that took her to nine—under—par — but she's still nine shots behind the leader lee6, who has a five—stroke lead going into the final round. there was some superb bowling from marchant de lange as the trent rockets men secured their first win of the new hundred competition. he took five wickets, as the rockets restricted the southern brave to 126 for 8. and they chased down their target with 18 balls remaining. dawid malan top scoring with 62, as they won by nine wickets. but the women's game went the other way. the southern

lydia williams denied ellen white a hat trick.eld an olympic football team. it took negotiations between the home nations, the players i spoken to are adamant they need to be given another chance for paris 2022. —— 24. away from the olympics, i want to bring you some breaking news from the past hour or so — ben stokes "will take an indefinite break from all cricket with immediate effect" and has withdrawn from england's test squad for the series against india. that's according to a statement from the england and wales cricket board. 0ur cricket reporter henry morean joing me now(what are the reasons given and how surprising is this?craig 0verton replaces him, how surprising is that? it's not a statement _ how surprising is that? it's not a statement we _ how surprising is that? it's not a statement we were _ how surprising is that? it's not a statement we were expecting. i it came as a bit of a surprise just over an hour ago to learn that ben stokes would be taking an indefinite amount of time away from the game. but they paint th

ellen white scored all three of team gb's goals.ere for australia to force extra time, in which caroline weir saw her penalty saved. it changed the momentum of the game, with two quick goals just after. this 3—2 from mary fowler. kerr then made it 4—2. white made it 4—3 to complete her hattrick, but team gb couldn't find an equaliser and australia through to the last four. so, let's have a look the medals table heading into day eight. great britain remain sixth overall with six golds. china are top, ahead of hosts japan. ben stokes "will take an indefinite break from all cricket with immediate effect" and has withdrawn from england's test squad for the series against india. that's according to a statement from the england and wales cricket board. earlier, i spoke to our cricket reporter henry morean. they paint the picture ofjust how challenging the last 16 months have been for international cricketers and it's worth rendering that ben stokes plays all formats for england. he placed t20, one date, test match is and in the hundred fo

manchester city striker ellen white scored both goals — the first from close range in the first halfinst hosts japan on saturday. well, there was a big win in one of this morning's other games — sweden beat four—time olympic champions usa by three goals to nil in tokyo — the result ending the usa's 44 game unbeaten run. so just a couple of days to wait then, till that tokyo opening ceremony — but today we've found out the hosts for the games in 2032. brisbane has been awarded the games — which will be the third time australia has hosted an olympics after melbourne in 1956 and sydney in 2000. the announcement was greeted by fireworks in the australian city where people had gathered for the news. the scottish football association have announced that pedro martinez losa has been appointed the new women s national team head coach. he replaces shelley kerr who stepped down at the end of last year. the 45—year—old spaniard was the arsenal women s manager from 2014 for three seasons — winning the fa cup and wsl cup during his time in charge. he's signed a three—year contract with the sfa an

ellen white scored her third goal in two games, as great britain beat japan to make it through to thef the game against the hosts in the sapporo dome. gb are top of their group with a game against canada to come. and sam ward made a dream return to olympic action in the men's hockey, scoring their opening goal in a 3—1 win over south africa. ward suffered a career—threatening injury 20 months ago when he was hit in the face by a ball — he was left with impaired vision when he suffered a shattered eye socket, torn retina and numerous facial injuries which required 31 screws — and he now plays in a mask. away from the games... the british and irish lions will play the first of their three tests against south africa in around 45 minutes' time — but they've suffered a setback ahead of the match. prop wynjones have been ruled out — because of a shoulder injury. scotland's rory sutherland will start in his place. lions head coach warren gatland is confident though, thatjones will be back in training next week... but there's no denying it's hampered their preparations. to the hundred where s

ellen white's hat—trick was not enough to prevent a 11—3 defeat in extra time.urge in covid cases, with the country extending a state of emergency in tokyo and expanding it to new regions. street lights in the capital were switched off to try raise awareness of the situation, yet hundreds came out to watch instead. less than 30% of japan's population are fully vaccinated. it's been announced tonight that the england cricketer ben stokes is to take "an indefinite break" from the sport with immediate effect. it means he'll miss england's test series against india which starts on wednesday. 0ur sports correpsondent laura scott is here. laura, why? this afternoon is courage in opening up and said he would be given as long as he needs, but it is significant on two levels, firstly from a quicker perspective, this is a big blow for england. he is a talismanic figure on and off the pitch and there is a really busy period ahead culminating in an ashes tour this winter and this will undoubtedly heighten the scrutiny put on the players during covid, with the bubble environ

ellen white scored her third goal in two games, as great britain beat japan to make it through to thef the game against the hosts in the sapporo dome. gb are top of their group with a game against canada to come. and sam ward made a dream return to olympic action in the men's hockey, scoring their opening goal in a 3—1 win over south africa. ward suffered a career—threatening injury 20 months ago when he was hit in the face by a ball. he was left with impaired vision when he suffered a shattered eye socket, torn retina, and numerous other facial injuries which required 31 screws, and he now plays in a mask. so a jam—packed first day from tokyo, but the action doesn't stop there, as the british and irish lions got off to a winning start in the first test against south africa in cape town. the home side completely dominated the first half, leading 12—3 at half time, but the lions improved after the break. luke cowan—dickie going over to reduce the deficit to just two points. south africa soon extended their lead though — faf de klerk with their first try. but four unaswered penalties, i

gb weren't at their best in this match, but once again, ellen white stepped up to score her third goal the group. that's important, as it will almost certainly mean an easier match in the last eight. but this canada side are unbeaten since february and won against england back in april. you want to talk the group and play third—place rather than second—place in the dutch in brazil grew. the canadian manager knows a lot of these players very well. they need to play better as the permanent progresses. they've got three points on the board, six points. it's a big job for team on the board, six points. it's a big job forteam gb, on the board, six points. it's a big job for team gb, but they are good enough to win that game. kasey stoney there. and the hockey competition got under way as well today, joe. everyone remembers those brilliant scenes from rio. how did they start today? there are few more iconic moments for british hockey than that historic gold for the women's team in rio. they've had a much more difficult build up to this olympics, and they start their title defence against ger

ellen white scored all three of team gb's goals and her second looked like the winner.ith two quick goals just after including a second from kerr made it 4—2. white made it 4—3 with six minutes left to complete her hattrick. but team gb couldn't find an equaliser abnd australia are through to the last four. and australia are through to the last four. the dream of a golden slime is over for novak djokovic, he has been beaten by —— a golden slime. he was beaten by —— a golden slime. he was beaten by —— a golden slime. he was beaten by alexander spero. —— a golden slime novak djokovic's search for and any olympic gold goes on because he lost his mixed doubles as well. marcus rashford will have surgery on his shoulder next week. the manchester united and england forward has been troubled by a problem for a number of months. united wanted to spend some time with him to check the nature of the injury but have agreed to the surgery. he will be sidelined for around three months. in rugby union, australia have condemned an outburst by the south african director of rugby aimed at

manchester city striker ellen white scored both goals — the first from close range in the first halfg the usa's 44 game unbeaten run. so just a couple of days to wait then, till that tokyo opening ceremony — but today we've found out the hosts for the games in 2032. brisbane has been awarded the games — which will be the third time australia has hosted an olympics after melbourne in 1956 and sydney in 2000. the announcement was greeted by fireworks in the australian city where people had gathered for the news. the scottish football association have announced that pedro martinez losa has been appointed the new women s national team head coach. he replaces shelley kerr who stepped down at the end of last year. the 45—year—old spaniard was the arsenal women s manager from 2014 for three seasons — winning the fa cup and wsl cup during his time in charge. he's signed a three—year contract with the sfa and will take charge ahead of the 2023 women 5 world cup qualifying campaign. alun wynjones will captain the british and irish lions, for the first test against south africa on saturday. the

a roller coaster quarterfinal match, against australia. . . . ..despite another two goals from ellen whitend looked set to send team gb into the semi—finals, but sam kerr, equalised for australia,in the 89th minute, to force extra time. in the first period of that, caroline wear, saw her penalty saved, and that changed the momentum of the game...and australia had renewed energy...a deflected long range shot gave them the lead, and it was kerr's second which effectively shattered team gb�*s olympic dream again, as they once again bow out, in the quarter—finals....ellen white has made it 4—3...but time has run out.... earlier today what a story unfolded, on the bmx track. she had to raise £50,000 by crowd funding to keep her 0lympic dream on track, while also working as a teaching assistant. but it's all been worth it for bethany shreever, who struck gold earlier today. this followed team gb�*s first ever olympic medal in this sport, a silver for kye white, who had battled back from serious injury to get to tokyo. just two reasons why this has become a fabulous friday for british athletes, a

ellen white scored all three of team gb�*s goals.and australia through to the last four. so, let's have a look the medals table heading into day eight. great britain remain sixth overall with six golds. china are top, ahead of hosts japan. ben stokes "will take an indefinite break from all cricket with immediate effect" and has withdrawn from england's test squad for the series against india. that's according to a statement from the england and wales cricket board. earlier, i spoke to our cricket reporter henry morean. they paint the picture, the england and wales cricket board, ofjust how challenging the last 16 months have been for international cricketers. and it's worth remembering that ben stokes plays all formats for england. he plays t20s, one—dayers, test matches, he's been playing in the hundred for the past few weeks for his side the northern superchargers, and being one of the world's best, he's also been playing a lot of franchise cricket around the world. so, he's been a huge amount of time away from home, in quarantine,

japan have also just lost to great britain in the football, 1—0, ellen white scoring her third goal in less than adult will be a fail for her. a win would also make at the first british woman to win gold at three separate games. there are other gold is up for grabs as well in thejudo and other gold is up for grabs as well in the judo and the swimming, but we get ourfirst look at in the judo and the swimming, but we get our first look at the women in the artistic gymnastics, that is our first look at simone biles, the most decorated gym asked of all time, for gold in rio, she has a new mauve on the vault, if she lands it it will be the fifth movie named after her. that is how much of a legend she is. a scheme allowing key workers to avoid covid self—isolation in england has been significantly expanded, following criticism it did not go far enough. currently, most people identified as close contacts of someone with coronavirus have to self—isolate for 10 days — which the government says is "crucial" in controlling the spread of the virus. our business correspondent simon browning reports

ellen white scored all three of team gb�*s goals, and her second looked like the winner.he 89th minute to force extra time, in which caroline weir saw her penalty saved. it changed the momentum of the game with two quick goals just after, including a second from kerr made it 4—2. white made it 4—3 with six minutes left to complete her hattrick, but team gb couldn't find an equaliser, aand australia through to the last four. the dream of a �*golden slam' is over for novak djokovic — he has been beaten by germany's alexander zverev in their olympic semi—final. the serbian number one took the the first set 6—1 — but zverev held his nerve to win over three sets to reach the olympic final, where he will meet karen khacha—nov from the russian olympic committee. djokovic's search for any olympic gold also goes on because he also lost his mixed doubles semi final. that's all the sport for now. i will have more and about half an hour or so. i will have more and about half an hour orso. many i will have more and about half an hour or so. many thanks, i will have more and about half

ellen white scored great britain's only goal againstjapan to book their place in the knockout stages. in the women's 10—meter rifle competition. in a closely—fought contest, she just held off russia's anastasiia galashina, who claimed silver. and naohisa takato wonjapan's first gold medal of the games, beating taiwan's yang yung—wei in the final of the men's 60kg judo. the latest official covid figures show that britain recorded 31,795 new cases on saturday. the number of deaths has not yet been released. meanwhile, a scheme allowing key workers to avoid covid self—isolation in england by committing to daily testing has been significantly expanded. our business correspondent simon browning reports. as the days pass, the list grows of key workers who qualify for exemption from covid isolation in england. police, fire, border force, transport and freight staff will now be able to join some food workers who can return to work if they test negative after being told to isolate — whether they are vaccinated or not. industry leaders are frustrated by rising staff shortages. it is inadequate

manchester city striker ellen white scored both goals, the first from close range in the first half befores japan on saturday. well, there was a big win in one of this morning's other games. sweden beat four—time women's football olympic champions usa 3—0 in tokyo, the result ending the usa's alt—game unbeaten run. the scottish football association have announced that pedro martinez losa has been appointed the new women's national team head coach. he replaces shelley kerr, who stepped down at the end of last year. the 45—year—old spaniard was the arsenal women's manager from 2014 for three seasons, winning the fa cup and wsl cup during his time in charge. he has signed a three—year contract with the sfa and will take charge ahead of the 2023 women's world cup qualifying campaign. alun wynjones will captain the british and irish lions for the first test against south africa on saturday. the welshman's tour looked to be over less than a month ago after suffering a dislocated shoulder, but his remarkable recovery means he'll become the first player in the professional era to win ten successiv

manchester city striker ellen white scored both goals. a huge win in one of this morning's other games. sweden beat four—time women's football olympic champions usa 3—0 in tokyo. brisbane will host the 2032 olympic and paralympic games after being approved by the international olympic committee. it will be the third time australia has hosted an olympics after melbourne in 1956 and sydney in 2000. the announcement was greeted by fireworks in the australian city where people had gathered for the news. alun wynjones will return to captain the lions for the first test against south africa on saturday. the welshman's tour looked to be over less than a month ago, after suffering a dislocated shoulder, but his remarkable recovery means he'll become the first player in the professional era to win 10 successive test caps for the lions. it's a side that has three scottish players for the first time in 24 years. this weekend's super league fixtures involving st helens and castleford have been postponed due to covid outbreaks in both team camps. the

the england women's football team are currently playing chile, and ellen white scored the opening goal. this morning two athletes have become the first to become completely ruled out of the olympics after testing positive for coronavirus. chilean taekwondo athlete fernanda aguirre and dutch skateboarder candy jacobs are out. jacobs had tested positive in the athletes�* village and told dutch media she was devastated. she said, "i feel fit and now it's over." team gb haven't yet had a positive case. they did have six athletes and two staff isolate earlier in the week, but they're now back in training. we have our own environment. we have our own living environment, which we have secured. it's got a big footprint, around it so british athletes can enjoy that in a really, really positive way. you look out across tokyo bay and we've got this big footprint of fresh air, which the athletes can go out and enjoy, so it's a very, very relaxed environment. arsenal have pulled out of their preseason tour to florida because of a number of coronairus case within their travelling party. the squad we

month or at any information further evacuation and shown that bella 0 was go 9 not to ellen fisher who is on the white house. allen for the secretary of state. and the blinking in kuwait has given an update on this evacuation once he had to say, well, we know that the 1st lights are on their way. the 1st one left camilla around lunchtime they are heading to dulles international airport which is just south of washington. and the 2nd flight is on its way to london, they will probably land, but once they arrive here in the us, they will be taken to fort lee, which is an army camp in southern virginia. that is where they will be processed for their s i v as the call and special immigrant be that now initially was around for thousands of guns and their families who would expect to go through this process. other countries have taken some of those numbers, so it's expected that the us will be dealing with somewhere in the region of $2500.00. they can process them and get this done quite simply because they don't have the resources, the able to do it here and 20, blinking as well as your bike has acknowledged

evacuate interpreters and others who at risk of taliban retribution. alan fisher at the white house for this thursday. hi ellen. any update on what's happening with those interpretive? well, the understanding is that the 1st flights of actually left from off campus time, one on its way to london. the other one heading here to washington. it should arrive and dulles in about 10 hours or so at the fast bunch of interpreters and their families is about $4000.00 interpreters helpers and their families in total that will come in and applying for special immigrant visa. no, normally they would stay in afghanistan, but clearly the government, the, the by been ministration realizes the risk that they face if they continue to stay there, particularly as the u. s. will withdraw all its troops by the end of next month. so they've been processing some of the visas, but they're bringing a lot of them here to an army base in southern virginia where they will fit until the application has been process 20 blinking says it's an important part of the operation of the us. finally, leaving afghanistan earlier this month, presiden

and today i am proud to say to them, welcome home will and if ellen fisher is live for us now from the white house allen, i'm wondering how much of this is about optics. i mean, the u. s. is leaving behind the country and chaos. the taliban, as we've been saying make, making rapid advances, taking border crossings that us taliban deal doesn't seem to have been adhered to, at least in some senses. what would you here, the toy, know joe biden statement, and you add to that. what lloyd austin? the defense secretary said when he said they had a moral obligation to do something for the people who stood by us forces, it's more than just optics. they feel that they should recognize the work done by many of these interpreters and civilian staff that helped us over the last 20 years . the difficulty of course, is processing this year numbers because we're talking about thousands is somewhere in the region about $2500.00 will eventually make the way here to the us. about $700.00. have been process 200 already here. no, but that's $200.00 in total including the families. so there's a lot more still to

white house for us . what's the latest on those interpretive ellen? well, those 1st flights in the year one left a couple around lunchtime, in cabal on its way here to dulles international airport. just said washington, d. c. should take about 1012 hours, 2nd flight lack one hour later heading towards london, they will alive sooner. the intention is to take these and temperatures and their families to fort lee, which is a base in the south of virginia. there they will be processed for what's called special immigrant visa. now in total there's about $4000.00 afghans and their families who need to go through this process. that is because the american government 20 blink in the bite administration, they believe that these people will be at risk if the taliban where to seize control. they want to do this in an orderly fashion. they don't want memories. if you think back to vietnam of helicopters, taking off the roof of the embassy, that is why this is a much more managed process. once they get here to virginia, they will go through vetting, which will dec

and it looks like in depositions, that ellen weisselberg was involved along with the cfo and the white house to orchestrate that money. and one of the organizations that stole the money, looks like it was the trump org. >> do you believe that the former president himself holds any liability here? >> absolutely. absolutely. i believe he'll get the indictment. >> against him? >> yes. yes. >> and leading us off tonight is adam coffman, former executive assistant district attorney and former chief of the investigation division at the manhattan district attorney's office. he served as a prosecutor there for 18 years. mr. coffman, what will you be looking for in these indictments tomorrow? indict>> i feel like i'm here ay early, lawrence. i'm quite eager to see what the indictments reveal. sometimes prosecutors draft indictments that are a barebones recitation of just the minimal language. so, here you would have in all likelihood, indictments that track the new york state tax fraud statue. simply set forth that there was some type of tax fraud. and that there was a certain amount of money t

white house. if you had other people that have testified against donald and cooperated, people even that trump org, they are not like allen. ellene at the inception of trump organization. allen worked for donald's father and, then at night he used to work for donald. and then eventually when the trump org expanded into manhattan, allen was there. i would see allen was the second most trump powerful person interim or, that means he's more powerful than ivanka who works. there he had his hands on the purse strings. he handled the money. and for donald to trust somebody to handle the money, that person is going to be the most powerful person in the organization. ari, let's think about what happens here on this i've indictment with silence. if segments thought something like this, that island didn't declare 1.7 billion in taxes -- by the way on a separate note, you can look at that as not larceny. if you thought that he would hold that and then allen would go testify against donald and give out of the sea courts, assuming there were, he is crazy. because what would be left for allied afterwards. remember, alan, i know we're talking

ellen. the first felony sentencing for a a foot soldier on the capitol attack. tonight, why isn't the justice department prosecuting the leaders who inspired him. that is infrastructure votes begin why, is the whiteact on voting rights. i'll ask james clyburn. plus the texas lawmaker who fled his state to stop voter suppression, test positive for covid in d.c.. -- joins me live from quarantine. in my exclusive in a -- an america's sluggish response to climate change, and how to turn it around. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. we just got the names of the people that house minority leader kevin mccarthy imported to investigate the january 6th insurrection. three of the five members that he chose, voted to overturn the election results.

secretary ellen is one of the brightest most accomplished policymakers it has been my pleasure to know during my time in government. the first person in american history to lead the white house council of economic advisers, federal reserve board and treasury department. someone's advice i've sought out in the past on many occasions and i'm counting on as congress embarks on this historic round of lawmaking. i cannot think of a more qualified person to be before us today. rebuilding the nation's infrastructure is a critical element to build back better and high quality infrastructure for roads and bridges and water systems electric grids continue to be the backbone of our economy infrastructure investment isn't just economic stimulus but workforce development and climate change mitigation building on members work the presidents america's job plan for tax cuts for clean energy and efficient homebuilding and many other critical investments i look forward to discuss these at the secretary matter how sophisticated that public infrastructure may be to fully participate in working to take care of their families at home that's why it's so important we have these infrastructure