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francesca: good afternoon.y's guidance was not so distance from consensus expectation. i think they had been [indiscernible] because of the uncertainty still surrounding the environment. now regions are out of lockdowns and the vaccinations are progressing at speed in the various regions. guy: francesca? let me jump in there. lvmh is back doing well. gucci, the numbers were doing well as well. why is burberry not able to take advantage of the environment lvmh is able to take advantage of, that kerring is able to take advantage of. it does seem like it is lagging. francesca: i would say the numbers afforded today came in line with guidance, and at the high end of what the guidance was, a couple of months ago. the numbers are disappointing. they attempted to guide for the medium-term, trying to explain the projects for the acceleration of the medium-term. the markets must have assumed -- from the implied expectations. you are seeing the bounce back from the lows, which to me suggests that as people [indiscernible

britain's francesca jones was beaten in the first round of qualifying for the french open — she won onlymade headlines after qualifying for the australian open in february. she'd been told she'd never become a professional player because she was born without several fingers and toes. preparations are continuing for the olympic games in tokyo, with organisers still confident they can go ahead safely

britain's francesca jones was beaten in the first round of qualifying for the french open — she won only games against the former world number two vera zvonreva. jones made headlines after qualifying for the australian open in february. she'd been told she'd never become a professional player because she was born without several fingers and toes. preparations are continuing for the olympic games in tokyo, with organisers still confident they can go ahead safely and the torch relay is into its 61st day. but doctors in osaka are warning against holding them, with hospitals injapan's second largest city hit by a huge wave of new coronavirus infections. max moseley, the man credited with imporving driver safety in formula one, has died at the age of 81. we conduct our chief formula 1 writer about his life, how will max mosley be remembered? he writer about his life, how will max mosley be remembered?- writer about his life, how will max mosley be remembered? he was a controversial— mosley be remembered? he was a controversial and _ mosley be remembered? he was a controversial and sometimes -

let's get some reaction from the traveljournalist lisa francesca travel journalist lisa francesca nand weeks. personally, i think, lets look forward the next one and see if more european countries, for example, will be on there.— european countries, for example, will be on there. grant shapps made clear that he — will be on there. grant shapps made clear that he couldn't _ will be on there. grant shapps made clear that he couldn't put _ will be on there. grant shapps made clear that he couldn't put countries l clear that he couldn't put countries on there just because they are popular with tourists. he would say this is absolutely all about the science and they will look again in three weeks' time. some of the country is on there, we know people have started googling portugal frantically and prices are going up. are some of the others on that list of 12 places that brits do go on holiday? how much interest as they are in, for example, iceland, orare we suddenly going to see a spike? people thinking, i am desperate to go away, i will go to iceland? iceland is a very popular destination,

my name is mark francesca. i'm here at oxford, oxford on the faculty. i mean economics o c ologist by training, interested in how large scale infrastructure changes. so great to see you after 9 years. i know mark teaches a class on innovation and system building. he tells me what must align for new technology to become fruitful. all technologies start out as interesting ideas. some of them begin to develop into innovations, and we know that that art from invention to innovation, takes all the time. it takes a lot of work. some of those innovations eventually become commercially viable. but can this technology ever become as pervasive as the internet? i came to the computer history museum in the heart of silicon valley to find out. so you're looking at the console for sage, which was probably the 1st computer network. there were $23.00 centers around north america to warn against soviet bombers and they were waiting for world war 3. the us military and some american universities asked this guy to create a new kind of network to connect their separate net

britain's francesca jones was beaten in the first round of qualifying for the french open by top seed was a tough opening draw against the former world number two and two time grand slam finalist. jones was told she would never become a professional player because of a condition which meant she was born without several fingers and toes, but went on to qualify for the australian open earlier this year. britain's dina asher—smith laid down a marker to her 0lympic rivals by winning the women's 100 metres at the diamond league in gateshead. much to the delight of the home crowd, she won in a time of in 11.35 seconds in unseasonably cold and wet conditions. she produced a season's best which will boost her hopes ahead of this summers olympics in a field which contained several of her tokyo rivals. great britain topped the medal table at the european swimming championships after more success on the final day, adam peaty with another gold, taking his tally to 16 european medals in total. olympic champion peaty got his fourth gold in budapest in the men's ax100m medley — alongside luke greenb

travel journalist, lisa francesca nand, who hosts the big travel podcast, told me it is a confusing pictureis something totally different. from monday, we won't need any of those things, we can just enter spain freely. as you hinted at, that's only part of the battle. getting in the country. what happens when we get back to here is important to people travelling. and germany has taken an entirely different approach? very confusing. spain's announcement was yesterday. pedro sanchez it was ok to come into the country from monday. spain have had very strict restrictions, some high—profile cases of people getting turned back when they had flown all the way over there and now germany has said this. it's a very fast—paced changing situation. the next update on the green list is going to be the 7th ofjune so we will see what happens then. yes, because it could change again. what are people supposed to do, as countries come and go from these various lists? that can have an impact on whether you can get a refund. it can and at the moment, confusingly, a lot of the places on the amber list, all of th

we can speak now to the travel journalist, lisa francesca nand, who is the host of the big travel podcastrjoining us. it's quite a confusing picture. let's start by talking about what the white list is. this is what the eu has put together. inaudible the eu is saying, the list of countries it's ok to go and travel freely within the eu. actually, it's not necessarily certain whether the uk will be on this list but that's the list of people who can provide proof of vaccine and also proof of an negative pcr test. what spain are saying something totally different. from monday, we won't need any of those things, we can just enter spain freely. as you hinted at, that's part of the battle. what's happens when we get back to here is important to people travelling. find important to people travelling. and germany has taken an entirely different approach?— germany has taken an entirely different approach? very confusing. sain's different approach? very confusing. spain's announcement _ different approach? very confusing. spain's announcement was - different approach? very confusing. l spain's announ

you've also offered a $50,000 match to one of our colleagues non-profits in honor of his daughter francesca, nicknamed beans, for raising money for the dana farber cancer institute? what makes you keep doing this? obviously this is something you continue to do. what makes you keep doing this and would you like to see other business leaders like yourself doing something similar? >> i think it's a responsibility of business owners. we have too many leaders of companies, owners and ceos who unfortunately enrich themselves and forget that there's the back half of that, which is counting your blessings and giving back to people in south florida. i am who i am today largely because of what i experienced growing up in miami. it's made me who i am. and whether it's nashville or miami or a child with cancer, i think at the end of the day i that i'm very blessed and what else am i going to do with money. we don't need more things. we need to solve things for other people. that simple for me. >> that's it, sounds pretty distilled right there. thanks so much, marcus lemonis, we appreciate you taking th

. >> joining me now, former senior adviser to the bernie sanders campaign, and francesca at the university seen the brazen attacks from the gop to make it harder to vote. what should we be watching out for in these redistricting fights especially in states where the gop controls all aspects of the map drawing process? >> they control all aspects, so what we're seeing is the frustration on the part of texans because we know the bulk of the growth here in texas like in much of the country is fueled by communities of color. many of these communities of color centered in urban areas. however, what we're seeing is when it comes to voting rights, a lot of the restrictions that are being, trying to be pushed forward in voting bills are targeting our urban areas, that we know have 24-hour voting centers, drive-through voting, stuff like that that, that made it easier to vote for populations that we know are lower, taking advantage of opportunities for expanded voting. beyond that, we also know that in the rural areas, where you have less voters of color, less democratic voters, that's where we're

my name is mark francesca. i'm here at oxford years oxford on the faculty. i mean, i can, i'm accessed the ologist by training, interested in how large scale infrastructure changes. so great to see you after 9 years, i know mark teaches a class on innovation and system building. he tells me what must align for new technology to become fruitful. all technology start out as interesting ideas. some of them begin to develop into innovations and we know that that are from invention to innovation, takes all the time. it takes a lot of work. some of those innovations eventually become commercially viable. but can this technology ever become as pervasive as the internet? i came to the computer history museum in the heart of silicon valley to find out. so you're looking at the console for sage, which was probably the 1st computer network. there were $23.00 centers around north america to warn against soviet bombers and they were waiting for world war 3. the us military and some american universities asked this guy to create a new kind of network to connect their sepa

host: francesca in wisconsin. the phone numbers if you plan to get your kid vaccinated if they lower the age categories for the emergency use authorization, (202) 748-8000. if you don't plan to get your kids vaccinated, (202) 748-8001. and if you are not sure, (202) 748-8002. having this conversation with parents and grandparents for the next 20 minutes this morning on the washington journal, so keep calling in. we talked a little bit about school reopenings and vaccination of children and what it will mean for school reopenings. more from dr. anthony fauci on cbs morning from earlier this week on questions about vaccinations and schools this fall. [video clip] >> dr. fauci, given the importance use of getting kids -- the importance you say of getting kids vaccinated, do you think it should be required before going back to school? >> when you ever talk about requiring something, that's a charged issue. i am not sure we should be requiring children at all. we should be encouraging them. you have to be careful when

and britain�*s francesca jones was beaten in the first round of qualifying for the french open by top yourself teach. when the traffic is at its worst, you can actually smell and taste it. like millions of children in towns and cities across england, they�*re breathing in dangerous fumes. it affects me with my asthma and it makes me cough more. i do have to take my asthma inhaler a lot. it is destroying our lives, - because ever since we started here in nursery, we have been we have been inhaling - the fumes of air pollution. and ijust think that this is not how we should be living, - because we have the right to a healthy life. - in a landmark ruling in december, nine—year—old ella adoo—kissi—debrah had air pollution recorded as the cause of her death. the children have written letters to politicians, pleading with them to take action. i am writing to you from st ambrose to protest about high levels of pollution. the air has been testing and pollution levels are three times over the limit. as a person in a position of responsibility... - ..we urge you to protect us in this crucial ma

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restrictions for vaccinated americans opens door to vacations first time since lockdown joining me francescaact of eu ruling on summer travel is going to do for americans whether too risky to book the trip to europe yet you know european union ban on nonessential travelers outside eu rails in place until guidelines emerge later this week individual countries could reopen to vaccinated americans, but timing terms up to each country so euro bound travels might still have a patchwork of entry rules therefore when it comes to the booking a trip to europe travelers need to consider a time taubl for reopening where they are looking to go countries will still be able to put emergency brake on but can quickly, temporarily limit travel affected countries particularly when it comes to talk of coronavirus variants, travelers should make hour plane tickets hotel, booking all have flexibility involved. >> i am glad you mentioned that next question what about fear associated with americans saying i am going to a foreign country i don't know about variants i don't know how safe it is there. i know going on

britain's francesca jones was beaten in the first round of qualifying for the french open by top seedndition, which meant she was born without several fingers and toes but went on to qualify for the australian open earlier this year. britain's dina asher—smith laid down a marker to her 0lympic rivals by winning the women's 100 metres at the diamond league opener in gateshead. much to the delight of the home crowd, she won in a time of in 11.35 seconds in unseasonably cold and wet conditions. she produced a seasons' best, which will boost her hopes ahead of this summer's olympics in a field which contained several of her tokyo rivals. and we edge ever closer to those tokyo games, team gb have announced the men's gymnastics team, which will be led by max whitlock. he heads to his third 0lympics, after being confirmed in the four—man team. he scooped double gold in rio, and is the most experienced member, with world championjoe fraser, gianni regini—moran and james hall also included. that's all the sport for now. dogs could become one way of trying to prevent the spread of covid — becau

britain's francesca jones is out, beaten in straight sets by vera zvonreva.kle online abuse. brought together by their own experiences of online hate, hope united will feature in videos offering the skills to recognise and tackle hate crimes, and advice on how people can protect themselves online. and in less than an hour we will be talking to the man of the moment with all those gold medals from the weekend, adam peaty. swimmer adam peaty will talk to us just after half past seven. he peaty will talk to us 'ust after half past seven._ peaty will talk to us 'ust after half ast seven. , , ., , , half past seven. he is unstoppable, isn't it? he — half past seven. he is unstoppable, isn't it? he is. — half past seven. he is unstoppable, isn't it? he is. we _ half past seven. he is unstoppable, isn't it? he is. we had _ half past seven. he is unstoppable, isn't it? he is. we had mark- half past seven. he is unstoppable, isn't it? he is. we had mark foster| isn't it? he is. we had mark foster on the programme _ isn't it? he is. we had mark foster on the programme