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imagine being emma's mum.nd is at the tennis remained intense under the roof, requiring energy, demand concentration, everything. it became clear she was battling more than the score, medical timeout. nice deep breaths. remember, this is an 18—year—old in her first major tournament. for whatever reason it was certainly too much and what can we feel but sympathy? the match was over. ladies and gentlemen, due to medical reasons, miss raducanu is not able to continue the match. emma must be really hurt if she came to the decision to retire, _ to play as a brit at home - is unbelievable so i'm really sorry for her because i wish- we could have finished it. but it's a sport, it happens so i wish her all the best. i standing here in the early evening drizzle, it was not the way we wanted to finish but we must remember and hope that for all emma raducanu has achieved at these championships, for her this is just the start. joel wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. triple grand slam winner angelique kerber progressed to the qu

quite some story that 18—year—old emma raducanu. she was paying herfirst 18—year—old emma raducanu.rd, most people had not heard of her outside of tennis cycles this week, boy have they had of her now. henman hill going up to lately crazy. earlier today she became the first british woman to reach the fourth round of wimbledon since 1959. it was a sensational performance against the romanian sorana cirstea. more details on that match. aren't teenagers always agreed to their phones these days? but who can say what the third round of wimbledon feels like? when sorana cirstea first played here, emma raducanu was five years old. if it was a nervous start fur emma raducanu, did not last long. she has a backhand beyond her years postop she may have only just sucked her a—levels, but it was sorana cirstea who being tested. —— sat her a—levels. that sorana cirstea who being tested. -- sat her a-levels._ sat her a-levels. that was 'ust too aood. sat her a-levels. that was 'ust too good. and — sat her a-levels. that was 'ust too good. and fl sat her a-levels. that was 'ust too good. and soon sh

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i6 women's players left next week — emma raducanu is one of them.g, when i was packing to come into the bubble, my parents were like, "aren't you packing too many sets of match kit?" so...| think i'm going to have to do some laundry tonight, but i think they have a laundry service at the hotel, i'm all good, guys! cameron norrie was summoning centre court to help him against roger federer, and the british player won the third set. federer, however, won three sets, and that means no british men left in the singles. we could spend tomorrow's rest day imagining what emma could do next, her next opponent looks beatable. but no pressure. emma showed us that even elite sport is about pleasure. joe, thank you very much. the supermarket giant morrisons has accepted a takeover deal worth £6.3 billion from a consortium of investment groups, led by the american owner of majestic wine. our business correspondent katy austin reports. morrisons has nearly 500 stores and employs about 110,000 staff in the uk. the takeover it's agreed, led by fortress investment gr

imagine being emma's mum.han the score, medical timeout. nice deep breaths. remember, this is an 18—year—old in her first major tournament. for whatever reason, it was certainly too much, and what can we feel but sympathy? the match was over. ladies and gentlemen, due to medical reasons, miss raducanu is not able to continue the match. emma must be really hurt if she came to the decision to retire. _ to play as a brit at home i is unbelievable, so i'm really sorry for her because i wish we could have finished it. l but it's sport, it happens, so i wish her all the best. | standing here in the early evening drizzle, it was not the way we wanted to finish, but we must remember and hope that for all emma raducanu has achieved at these championships, for her, this is just the start. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. triple grand slam winner angelique kerber progressed to the quarterfinals by beating american teenager coco gauff. the 2018 champion overcame the talented 17—year—old 6—4, 6—4. while tunisian ons jabeur

for her fourth round 18—year—old emma raducanu prepares for herfourth round match 18—year—old emma raducanuth round match against ajla tomljanovic on court one, with ash barty awaiting the winner. novak djokovic, the world number one, no problems for him as he wins against cristian garin in straight sets. the defending champion is through to match against fucsovics. and i'm olly foster, live at st george's park. southgate has a fully fit squad ahead of wednesday's european championship semifinal against denmark. we are going to hearfrom the manager and against denmark. we are going to hear from the manager and also one of the goal—scorers against ukraine. and i'mjohn of the goal—scorers against ukraine. and i'm john watson, live at wembley. i will be bringing you the latest _ wembley. i will be bringing you the latest from the danish camp, and we will be _ latest from the danish camp, and we will be looking ahead to that first semifinal — will be looking ahead to that first semifinal here tomorrow night between — semifinal here tomorrow night between italy and spain. yes, welcome along. the

emma: that is a really great question.nk what is significant about this analysis which was done by my colleague tom randall, when you look at how many people are dying each day from covid-19, it is still relatively high. still outpaces gunshots, car crashes, complications from the flu, based on historic averages. just over 300 deaths a day in june from covid-19. that is higher than gunshots, car crashes, complications from the flu combined. public health experts would like to see covid going into the background such that it resembles more like the flu. i think we still have a ways to go there. again, this is not to not point out the progress we have made since january, just a fraction of where we were. covid was the top killer, higher than heart disease or cancer, normally the top killers. amanda: just today, the center for disease control and prevention saying there is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. it seems pretty clear the concern are unvaccinated americans. stats are pretty shocking. the vast majority, 70% -- 40% of t

please welcome emma corrin. [ cheers and applause ] hi, emma, how are you?a live studio audience. >> jimmy: say hello to everyone. [ cheers and applause ] there they are. it is a little weird. thank you. i know it is late where you are, you are in london. >> yeah, i'm in london, it's 1:00 a.m. >> jimmy: do you usually stay up this late? >> absolutely not. i'm notoriously bad at staying up late. it's like 10:30 and i'm out, yeah. >> jimmy: your dress looks dangerous. [ laughter ] >> thank you. 1:00 a.m. i might as well break the studs out. but jimmy, i have got my slippers on as well. they go really well. [ applause ] >> jimmy: the dress is practical, too. if you were to nod off, you'd get poked and you'd wake right back up. [ laughter ] >> honestly, i was doing this earlier. i haven't got much range of motion, you know? >> jimmy: you've got enough. i mentioned in your intro that you were -- well, you know the story. you were outside the royal wedding in the group, in a sea of people that were there to celebrate and see it. you must have thought about that wh

when that is over, we will get emma raducanu against ajla tomljanovic.had some problems in his opening round match against adrian mannarino, who retired when he was 2-1 mannarino, who retired when he was 2—1 up but since that win, roger federer has looked good. he has got his rhythm back. lorenzo sonego is a tougher test, a hard hitter, but federer is 6—5 up on a potential collision course. novak djokovic has a long way to go till the final, but federer is chasing that 21st grand slam. that is the last match up on centre court. before roger federer took to the court, we saw a 17—year—old coco gauff go out of these championships. she has played so well here, the angelique kerber, the only former champion left in the women's draw, is making her way into the quarterfinals. she was the winner here in 2018. she only won one title since that wimbledon, but she is looking good after winning a grass court title in hamburg. also we have seen a fantastic story for the first north african woman to go this far at the championships. she is into the quarterfinals, a t

emma raducanu the newest star in british tennis.uld not have imagined when she was playing on court 18 which is just next to me to the right in round one against the tally of the chancre, that she would find herself in the fourth round by the end of the week. the question is that she has not dropped a set of these championships. this was her first time on court 0ne these championships. this was her first time on court one which makes sense, it is the first time she is playing on a grand slam against the world number 45 from romania. not an easy match for emma raducanu, when she walked out, she looks totally at ease like she has done this many times before. if there was any pressure or nerves, we rarely saw it. she powered her way through that first set 6—3. even when it got tighter in the second, there were so many moments where she found incredible shots, whether it was with her forehand incredible shots, whether it was with herforehand or backhand or a lob to win games. she asked so many questions of cirstea and she had so few ans

emma raducanu seem to enjoy it, on the practice court or on the show court. 18 and serene.s up for a while, and excelled at cricket. probably she would be good at anything. nearest the camera here, marty is now 25, the camera here, marty is now 25, the number one seed and perfectly at ease. ., , ., the number one seed and perfectly at ease. . , ., , ., ., the number one seed and perfectly at ease. . ., ., , ., ease. that is a sensational shot. the -e ease. that is a sensational shot. the type of _ ease. that is a sensational shot. the type of shot _ ease. that is a sensational shot. the type of shot that _ ease. that is a sensational shot. the type of shot that only - ease. that is a sensational shot. the type of shot that only ash i ease. that is a sensational shot. i the type of shot that only ash barty can play. llp the type of shot that only ash barty can .la _ , ., ., , the type of shot that only ash barty can-la. ., ,., the type of shot that only ash barty canla. . , ., can play. up against a strong opponent. — can play. up against a strong opponent. the _ can play. u

fur emma raducanu, what a story.ome the youngest british woman to reach the second week here at the championship since 1959 after a famous win on court number one for her. bet fair karen norrie, his wimbledon is over after he was beaten in four sets by roger federer. joel wilson reports. the big occasion, the new player, how would you react? from the start, britain's emma raducanu was herself in at number one court. but what teenager goes anywhere without their phone? top of the court, here comes the raducanu speciality — that shot. now, look closely — do you see any doubt? when the first set ended like this... oh, that's in! ..something special was happening — the court felt it. sorana cirstea, top of the screen, aged 31, ranked 45 in the world, used every shot she knew, but raducanu just had more. a match point to match any. 16 women's players left next week — emma raducanu is one of them. it's funny, because at the beginning, when i was packing to come into the bubble, my parents were like, "aren't you packing too

emma raducanu is one of them. for as long as possible but i think in terms of, like, long—term goals, my dream is to win wimbledon. i think it's such a special grand slam, it's my home slam, and the support is just incredible. like, this is my first year here and i'm just having such a blast. cameron norrie was summoning centre court to help him against roger federer, and the british player won the third set. federer, however, won three sets, and that means no british men left in the singles. well, on sunday, wimbledon rests. we could spend the dayjust imagining what emma raducanu might do next. her next opponent looks beatable, but there's no pressure. as she showed us, it's all about pleasure. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. the british & irish lions started their tour of south africa in perfect fashion after thrashing sigma lions injohannesburg. it was a shame no fans were allowed inside ellis park because they would have seen a fantastic performance from josh adams, asjoe lynskey reports. one of sport's great

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we could spend the day just imagining what emma raducanu might do next.e showed us, it's all about pleasure. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. and that's the news. before we go, just to say tomorrow morning at nine, andrew marr will be joined by the housing secretary robertjenrick, and the shadow chancellor rachel reeves. that's all from me. goodnight. you're watching the bbc news. we'll be taking an in depth look at tomorrow's papers at 11.30 this evening when i'll bejoined by my guests — the political commentatorjo phillips and nigel nelson, the political editor of people and the sunday mirror. but until then, let's have a quick preview of tomorrow's front pages. unsurprisingly, a common theme running through all of the papers. the telegraph, which has a huge image of the england players celebrating tonight. the sunday telegraph also has a similar picture. it also says boris has signed off on plans to end compulsory mask wearing on july the 19th. it's the same combination of stories on the front of the sunday express. the people has a big splash on the f

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emma raducanu had to retire from her— emma raducanu.6 match _ emma raducanu. emma raducanu had to retire from her last 16 match last - retire from her last 16 match last night. as everybody will have seen the human centric they played really late last night, he did start to experience some difficulties breathing. usually disappointed for her. and the crowd as well. emma raducanu's first lesson in wimbledon's second week was how to wait. practice courts in the afternoon, show court finally, at 7:52 pm. what we saw looked like another example of remarkable composure. raducanu's opponent top of the screen, australia's isla's tomjanovic is over a decade into her professional career. look who was embracing the occasion! you can see how closely matched these players were, every rally felt tense. imagine being emma's mum. well, a 50—minute first set was settled like this. that's going to be too long. 6—a to tomjanovic. in the second set, the tennis remained intense — under the roof. it required energy, demanded concentration, everything. raduc

and emma raducanu on having the time of her life at wimbledon.t of yesterday's match. i found it very difficult to regulate my breathing. i think that it was emphasised by some very long rallies we had towards the end of the first set. coming up on sportsday on the bbc news channel: i'll be here at wembley stadium, assessing the challenge facing both italy and spain as they face each other for a place in the final of euro 2020. good evening. the government has signalled a further easing of coronavirus restrictions in england after admitting that daily covid cases could reach 100,000 at some point this summer. the health secretary sajid javid said that from the 16th august, people who are fully vaccinated will no longer have to self—isolate if they come into close contact with a person who has tested positive. that policy will also apply to anyone under the age of 18 from the same date. but labour has questioned what the lifting of restrictions — amid rising cases — will mean for the most vulnerable. here's our health editor, hugh pym. getting pin

i feel sorry for emma because she has been overshadowed completely by the england victory. sorry for her, she is looking at prize money of £181,000, and that's an awful lot more than the 28,000 she has made in her entire tennis career. but to have an 18—year—old britt get so far in wimbledon is absolutely fantastic and let's hope she goes all the way. and let's take a look at the sunday telegraph as well. a picture there, lions roar of two wembley, and the mayor has 4—0. another use of the word dreamland and emma makes history at wimbledon, so quite a set of front pages as far as the sports coverage goes. now let's look away from sport at the sunday telegraph. we will pick up at that and that has bullish p.m. we will pick up at that and that has bullish pm. to ask mask laws as quote" nhs safe. we've been running that story from the british medical association today which has been making an appeal to the prime minister to keep some elements of the restrictions including the wearing of masks, so take us through the sunday telegraph story. this is a story that has obviously be

there's not just emma—mania there's notjust emma—mania today, all the singles matches are being playedre court. you get the feeling tennis fans might not get much work done today! tennis fans might not get much work done toda ! . . tennis fans might not get much work done toda ! ., ., ., ., ,, , ., time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. it's been

still no comment or statement from emma raducanu. it is late lastj from emma raducanu.her or her camp today. it does make it tough for her opponents to go into that match with ash barty. but we have been speaking to the captain of the billiejean king cup in anne keothavong. she knows emma raducanu and has worked with her. she gave her her reaction early this morning. she has questioned the scheduling but she also says that emma raducanu was mcdine herself proud. i emma raducanu was mcdine herself roud. ~ , . emma raducanu was mcdine herself roud. ~' , ., ., proud. i think we 'ust had to remind ourselves that — proud. i think we just had to remind ourselves that emma _ proud. i think we just had to remind ourselves that emma is _ proud. i think we just had to remind ourselves that emma is still- proud. i think we just had to remind ourselves that emma is still 18 - ourselves that emma is still 18 years— ourselves that emma is still 18 years old — ourselves that emma is still 18 years old but inexperienced. she has never_ years old but inexperienced. she has never played

there's not just emma—mania there's notjust emma—mania today, all the singles matches are being playeday on the same day. ash barty opening the show cards, and we have a mixture of the old guard with the new, with roger federer following coco gauff under the centre court. you get the feeling tennis fans might not get much work done today! tennis fans might not get much work done toda ! . ., ., ., ~ , ., time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. it's been keeping us on our toes, the wimbledon forecast. there are some shower clouds threatening but i suspect there will be plenty of played today. i don't suspect there will be that much golf, this was earlier on. those showers have been sitting across the north of the country. into scotland come into northern ireland, fairly widespread, may be still the odd rumble of thunder. furthersouth may be still the odd rumble of thunder. further south that is where we have the clearer skies. however, you can already see what is waiting in the wings to arrive later on today. enjoy the sunshine while you have got it. any showers will be a ver

and emma raducanu will— amazing experience. and emma raducanu will be _ amazing experience.ll be back out - amazing experience. and emma raducanu will be back out on i amazing experience. and emma i raducanu will be back out on court eight and is currently scheduled to be last up this evening, against her opponent who has reached the grand slam finals eight times. but that'll be a great chance to go back out in front of the home fans. the women's favourite is asha barty, back out on centre court at the moment. nothing happening there, they are just approaching the start of play. you are watching live pictures. ash barty, she has won one grand slam, the french open, with serena williams having to retire. others had to withdraw and barty is a clear favourite, she says she loves playing on grass. i will tell you before i hand back that heather watson is in the women's doubles and she and her partner have won their opening match, and the numberfour seed is into the next round of the men's singles as well.— men's singles as well. thank you very much- _ england can wrap up their o

to discuss his new book he is joined by professor emma rothschild. professor rothschild is the professor of history at harvard university. she is director of a joint center for history and economics and professor at paris. her books include economic sentiments, adam smith in the enlightenment published by harvard in 2001. most recently an infinite history, the story of a family in france published by princeton just this year. now a word from our sponsors. today's event is presented by the chicago contemporary theory of the average chicago and cosponsored by the joint center for history and economics at harvard university as well as seminary co-op bookstore and the law letters and society program at the university of chicago. to all of those sponsors of today's event we give our thanks. finally, a brief remark. professor rothschild will offer her comments on jon's book to which jon will respond in turn, and the idea is the conversation will unfold from there. as moderator i will be taking questions from our large audience which you can post in the que

i left you with emma earlier.re she was last night when she won. we got very excited because she made it through at 18 years old, playing herfirst because she made it through at 18 years old, playing her first grand slam into the second round, but wimbledon have moved that match. it's being close played on court number 12 and it is under way. these should be live pictures you're seeing at the moment. she's playing the 22—year—old czech player who was a runner—up at the 2019 open. you've got to say she is the favourite, but emma has done again. there is been so much talk about her. a lot of people were picking her out with a player —— as a player with real promise. not many people are talking about giving her a chance. it's going well for her at the moment. last night, she was 4—1 down, but came back to win on a tie—breaker. we'll keep you updated about how emma raducanu gets on. she's the last remaining british woman in the singles. what else has been happening here? angelique kerber managed to make it through tod

emma raducanu is hardly the only tennis — wimbledon.d teenager with that ambition. the difference is, she's already made her mark on nsw 19 in remarkable style. promoted from court 18 to the show courts, she is now being hailed the new star of british tennis, after making it to the fourth round, all without losing a set or are cool. applause after the covert situation, i think you just have to cherish every single moment that you get. and you just have to cherish every single moment that you get. and all the opportunities. _ single moment that you get. and all the opportunities. -- _ single moment that you get. and all the opportunities. -- covid - the opportunities. —— covid situation. if you're not having fun on court one, where are you going to have fun? fin on court one, where are you going to have fun? . ., on court one, where are you going to have fun? .., ., have fun? on the court or in the classroom. _ have fun? on the court or in the classroom, raducanu _ have fun? on the court or in the classroom, raducanu holds- have fun? on t

and another sporting hope for england — teenager emma raducanu is the youngest british woman to reach three of wimbledon. and this is the scene live on court one as her match against romanian world no 44 sorana cirstea is about to get under way. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. anticipation is building ahead of england's euro 2020 quarterfinal clash with ukraine this evening, where a place in the semifinals is up for grabs. fans from the uk have been prevented from travelling to the match in rome, amid concern at rising coronavirus infection levels. joining me now from hamburg in germany is gary wills — he had tickets to see the england match tonight, but unfortunately tested positive for coronavirus yesterday. that must have been absolutely gutting. that must have been absolutely uuuttin. , . that must have been absolutely . uttin . _ , ., , that must have been absolutely uuuttin. , ., ,., gutting. yes, that is an understatement. - gutting. yes, that is an understatement. it - gutting. yes, that is an understatement. it hasi gutting. yes, that is an

from the start, britain's emma raducanu was herself on number one court. court, here comes the raducanu speciality — that shot. now, look closely — do you see any doubt? when the first set ended like this... oh, that's in! ..something special was happening — the court felt it. sorana cirstea, top of the screen, aged 31, ranked 45 in the world, used every shot she knew, but raducanu just had more. a match point to match any. 16 women's players left next week — emma raducanu is one of them. it's funny, because at the beginning, when i was packing to come into the bubble, my parents were like, "aren't you packing too many sets of match kit?" so...i think i'm going to have to do some laundry tonight, but i think they have a laundry service at the hotel, i'm all good, guys! cameron norrie was summoning centre court to help him against roger federer, and the british player won the third set. federer, however, won three sets, and that means no british men left in the singles. one of sweden's biggest supermarket chains, co—op sweden, says it's had to close around

the fact that people over me emma, get to get like today. got they do it by moto, by says, for the lender and the, and the saw that we don't question about the weapon. and secondly, they say to me, a mother, if you had to get out that new need to get permission from the military. our dorothy, who cannot permission when they die, he has a pandemic played into the military generals hands. is this the end of the protest movement we have seen yesterday. the reason why they all are the prisoners wanted to kill because they passed in the reasons where overnighting it. so what we see in the country is that these make of corporate 19 is out of 4 and the middle minima has no effect. so whatever the control is that make well now south africa as president has announced the country is moving down a level in its corona virus alert system. schools will be open from monday. i'll call cells will also resume and small gatherings will be allowed. but 0 rama post side and overnight cuff, you will stay in place. the latest figures suggest that we have largely p

and the british teenager emma raducanu's wimbledon journey ends abruptly as she pulls out on medicalrounds in the fourth round. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. in afghanistan, a development many people feared, and many predicted. violence is on the rise since the us military withdrew from bagram air field last week, and the taliban have seized more districts. this map, from a us defence research think thank, shows the areas now in taliban control — they are in dark grey. contested areas are in red and areas controlled by the afghan government in light grey. it's not possible to verify, but the taliban says it has captured 150 out of 369 districts in the past two months of fighting. afghanistan's interior ministry says it does not mean all of those areas have completely fallen. more than a thousand afghan government soldiers have fled across the border into tajikistan according to the government there. the bbc�*s security correspondent frank gardner reports. gunfire. on their own now, but still fighting the taliban. afghan security forces are in action t

still to come: wimbledon woes for the british teen tennis sensation, emma raducanu. has been rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. police say there have been many casualties, and there is growing speculation that al-qaeda was responsible. germany will be the hosts of the 2006 football world cup. they pipped the favourite, south africa, by a single vote. in south africa, the possibility of losing hadn't even been contemplated. celebration parties were cancelled. a man entered the palace i through a downstairs window and made his way to the queen's private bedroom, _ then he asked her for a cigarette - and, underthe pretext- of arranging for some to be bought, summoned a footman. on duty who took the man away. cheering and applause one child, one teacher, one book, and one pen can change the world. education is the only solution. this is bbc news. i'm david eades. the latest headlines: us troops head for the exit in afghanistan, as the taliban continues to seize more districts, and more than 1,000 afghan soldiers are said to have fled the country. in england — where

and ou have talent with emma and hard work. and you have got — talent with emma and hard work. a"!t. let's not underestimate - that it is great. let's not underestimate the - that it is great. let's not underestimate the hard | that it is great. let's not i underestimate the hard work, that it is great. let's not - underestimate the hard work, how hard has it been for her? filth. underestimate the hard work, how hard has it been for her?— hard has it been for her? oh, the hard has it been for her? oh, the hard work. _ hard has it been for her? oh, the hard work, the _ hard has it been for her? oh, the hard work, the training _ hard has it been for her? oh, the hard work, the training and - hard has it been for her? oh, the hard work, the training and the i hard work, the training and the hours _ hard work, the training and the hours she — hard work, the training and the hours she puts it in, we see her at the tennis— hours she puts it in, we see her at the tennis centre working away, she has had _ the tennis centre working away, she has had to— the tennis centre working away, she h

a sad end to emma raducanu's in., roger federer is through and no back—up which is three. it is warming up nicely. it was a weekend when we didn't know whether we were coming or going with the weather. today has been a slightly quieter. we might have started off with quite a lot of cloud across northern england but look the beautiful afternoon we had. the cloud did linger in scotland. there have been some nuisance showers today but not as heavy or anywhere near as widespread as we had yesterday. if we take a look at where those showers are not tending to linger across the far north—west, but look at what is heading in our direction, another low pressure moves in and this is going to bring some unseasonably wet and windy weather into the south—west over the next few hours. it will drive steadily northwards, bringing some heavy rain into wales, gradually pushing into the millions as well. the showers will ease in scotland and under clearing skies we will see temperatures dipping into single figures. the winds gusting t

what inspired you to start this, to start emma's torch?n curdy, whose body was washed up on the shores of greece. that was a moment of realizing, when we talk about displaced people around the world, we're talking about that little boy. for me that was a moment of reckoning. what am i going to do to make sure in some small way we're changing that story. >> reporter: job training is how she is changing the story. students are paid $15 an hour to learn how to cook. it's a 10-week program. so far 120 refugees, from afghanistan to zimbabwe, have graduated. 40 countries in all. all are here legally as they await asylum hearings. before covid, the meals were fancier, and diners ate inside. this days it is takeout on the patio, but, man, the food is still yummy. >> they are from all over the world. you walk into our kitchen, you'll hear a lot of different languages and learn from a lot of different people. >> reporter: fortunately, alex harris speaks more than a few of those languages.[speaking forein language] >> reporter: he is the top chef her

. —— emma mckeon. metres individual medley, you may know that because michael phelps has won every olympic gold medal in that since 2004, but we finally have a new champion. china's xian wang. and in the men's 200 metres backstroke, that went to the russian olympic committee swimmerjenny ryall. 50. the russian olympic committee swimmerjenny ryall. so, rowing comes to an _ swimmerjenny ryall. so, rowing comes to an end _ swimmerjenny ryall. so, rowing comes to an end and _ swimmerjenny ryall. so, rowing comes to an end and track - swimmerjenny ryall. so, rowing comes to an end and track and i comes to an end and track and feels get —— field get started? the regard has drawn to a close. new zealand's emma twigg won gold in the women's singles skulls. fought in the last two limbic finals, she had retired and thought she was going to step away from the sport. couldn't do it and wanted to come back and go for gold. well, it has served her well. a big smile on herface as well, it has served her well. a big s

dani: let's get more on this from emma o'brien.le to get vaccinated. where is the focus? emma: president macron has laid down a goal, he said the economy can grow at 6%, up from 5%, the previous forecast, and it hinges on vaccination. you heard him there saying vaccinated for will get a special health pass that will be required to enter cafes and restaurants. they are also making compulsory vaccination for health care personnel and of those that work with vulnerable people. you've got about 50% of the french population that have had one dose, but the pace is slowing and i think this is trying to address that and incentivize people. it will be very difficult to get around and do what you want and have a more normal life if you are not vaccinated in france. manus: england, it is the roadmap and experiment, everyone watching what they are doing, planning to go ahead with the full reopening next monday, but there are concerns around that, aren't there? that it could unleash a serious virus. an unfolding disaster awaiting us in the autu

teenager emma raducanu becomes the youngest british woman to reach round 4 of wimbledon after beatingrld no 45 sorana cirstea in two straight sets. it's funny because at the beginning when i was packing to come into the bubble, my parents were saying aren't you packing too many sets of match kit? i think i'm going to have to do some laundry tonight but i think they have a laundry service at the hotel so i'm all good, guys. and — the sexism row in ukraine — criticism as women soldiers parade in high—heeled shoes. anticipation is building ahead of england's euro 2020 quarter—final clash with ukraine this evening, where a place in the semi—finals is up for grabs. fans from the uk have been prevented from travelling to the match in rome — amid concern at rising coronavirus infection levels. we are getting closer to this match, i suppose the stadium is getting busier and busier? it is i suppose the stadium is getting busier and busier?— busier and busier? it is indeed, es, a busier and busier? it is indeed, yes. a very _ busier and busier? it is indeed, yes. a very good _ busier and busier

emma vardy, bbc news, omagh.british athlete to look out for over the next few weeks. she is the youngest member of team gb�*s athletics team in tokyo. at the age ofjust 19, keely hodgkinson has burst onto the scene — an 800—metre runner, who has produced some extraordinary performances in the last few months. at the start of this year, she wasn�*t even lottery—funded. now she has high hopes of bringing home a medal, as jo currie reports. for most teenage athletes, running in a senior international race means gaining experience. for 19—year—old keely hodgkinson, it means medals. keely hodgkinson- needs to stay strong. can she win the gold? she's going to get it! this is her winning the indoor european 800m title earlier this year, and she�*s now heading to the tokyo olympics as the youngest member of the great britain athletics squad, after also winning the british trials, where she beat compatriot laura muir. just a sense of relief, really, because i really wanted to get that automatic qualification. because only

mikkelsen plays marcus, a gruff soldier with a crew cut and an unruly beard whose wife, emma, is killedks like the set up for a grief—stricken drama about morning and loss, with marcus�*s teenage daughter, mathilde, who is on the train with her mum, struggling to find comfort or common ground with her dad. but instead, the film turns into something completely different — first, a paranoid conspiracy thriller as the disconsolate algorithm expert who fatally gave emma his seat convinces markus that his wife's death on the same train as a biker gang trial witness could not have been a coincidence — and then, as an increasingly crazed black comedy. as markus and three misfit geeks wreak murderous vengeance on the supposed of killers while pretending, for the sake of mathilde, to be experimental grief therapists. if that sounds completely nuts, it's because, well, it's completely nuts, veering between action, drama, socio—political satire, and three stooges slapstick comedy not only between scenes, but sometimes right in the middle of a sentence. mikkelsen somehow manages to keep a straight

recordÓel dÍa en que dio la primera comuniÓn a la pequeÑa lucÍa y preparÓ el bautismo de emma.ueÑa al que asistiÓ con su padre. al final de servicio a mis —— amigos y familiares se fundieron abrazos. en otro funeral el jefe de policÍa de la ciudad llego a la iglesia en miami beach acompaÑado de su familia para despedir a su madre hilda noriega quien tambiÉn muriÓ atrapada por el desplome del edificio que le sirviÓ de morada durante 20 aÑos. dijo que fue afortunado de tener a su madre durante 92 aÑos. isabel era amiga de hilda y horas antes del colapso del edificiohablÓ con ella porque esa noche se iba a quedar , pero por alguna razÓn decidiÓ que mejor lo harÍa al dÍa siguiente. >> ese dÍa para mÍ fue terrible y todavÍa hoy no lo supero. vilma: adicionalmente las iglesias tambiÉn tienen planeado otros funerales en una sinagoga de nueva york ya que hay que recordar que varios miembros de la comunidad judÍa se vieron afectados por esta tragedia. es de la iglesia en surfside, florida, vilma tarazona, univisiÓn. patricia: todos hemos sentido solos de estas familias. vamos a californ