phil foden and mason greenwood are also out of the squad after being sent home from iceland last month. southgate's reminded his players of what it means to play for england. a rider at cycling's giro d'italia has been left with a suspected broken back, after a helicopter caused a crash. it happened near the end of stage four. one team boss said the helicopter was flying too low, and that the movement of the air from the blades caused a barrier to blow into the road. the italian rider luca wackermann was taken to hopsital with multiple injuries. we wish him a very speedy recovery. that is a horrible story, awful. thank you so much. all eyes across the us may be focused on the clash between donald trump and joe biden at the moment, but it's not the only high—stakes contest taking place between heavyweights in the states right now. that is written with a heavy amount of irony! for the last week, thousands of people have been

one hand washes the other and greenwood is providing a path to that.- >> the change that makes us stronger. all of this is productive change that makes us stronger, smarter and better. >> absolutely. >> mike, thank you so much for joining us. please come back soon. >> thank you for having me. and everyone, have a good day. >>> we've been asking this question for months. are you better off than you were four years ago? we're going to dig into that very question tonight as part of an nbc news now special. in it i'll be speaking to senior adviser to the biden campaign, jake sullivan, about the impact of raising the minimum wage on small businesses hit hard by the pandemic. sullivan about the impact raising the minimum wage on small businesses hit hard by the pandemic. >> can we have a $15 minimum wage and also support entrepreneurship and businesses growing and thriving in this country? his analysis of what's happened and where small businesses have raised wages to make sure that every single person can make a living wage in this country, everyone has don

with phil foden and mason greenwood's lack of judgment iceland.h southgate be by this? i spoke to him in denmark in the immediate aftermath of the greenwood sending home and after the match, but he knew all of the details, i don't know if i could say he was fuming, but he was very unhappy with the behaviour. that, happened within the behaviour. that, happened within the ink on squad when they were all together and sent home from iceland. this is happened just before the squad has gotten together and so it is slightly different, but it is still england footballers breaking the rules. we will what his stances on it when he tomorrow. these rules that are in place for a reason. we're hearing today xherdan shaqiri testing positive for the virus, becoming the third liverpool player this week alone. michael keene, who was speaking to us michael keene, who was speaking to us this afternoon, actually had coronavirus earlier in the year he was explaining how it affected him, how he had a fever for two nights and how it left him feeling physically and he, fr

after breaking coronavirus rules last month, manchester united's mason greenwood and city midfielder squad for upcoming games against wales, belgium and denmark. foden and greenwood made their senior debuts against iceland in september, but then broke covid—19 rules. they were fined by local police and sent home from the camp. manager gareth southgate says "trust needs to be rebuilt" with the pair. they are two very talented players. we have to send a message to all the players on our teams, at every age level, that that sort of thing isn't how we do things with england. these lads have suffered now enough. we didn't think it was right, i think they needed this period of reflection, but then that gives them the opportunity to get back on their feet. meanwhile southgate has recalled manchester united captain harry maguire to the squad. he was dropped for last month's matches after being handed a suspended jail sentence for assaulting a police officer, swearing, resisting arrest and bribery in greece — charges he denies and has appealed. and there are first call ups for everton striker

greenwood is another way to do it.here the four largest banks are denying loans at about 21% compared to 8% of white people, when many large banks have proven themselves untrustworthy, like wells fargo years ago, you need a name that will be able to be trustworthy and set into motion to seeing you accumulate wealth and be the first, second, and third generation to have wealth in your family. greenwood is that. is coming toanking our telephones. my 13-year-old banks through her phone. i go into brick-and-mortar places. as they take those out of our community, we seem to be lost. greenwood is bringing your bank to your lap, your home, not only do savings and deposit, they're hope and goal is to grow into a lender for automobiles, homes, homes or the first sign. piece of wealth many generations of americans can leave to their children. so greenwood is carrying the protracted scroll of banking that frederick douglass attempted to do, sammy lou hamer, that many banks have effectively done, like citizens trust. we will add t

but mason greenwood and phil foden it might be england's future, they cannot be england's future, they present. iceland has kept them in the cold. both denied their countries call by the repercussions of where they spent a covid—i9 protocol breaking night in a hotel room with two girls. but forgiveness may be near. we have peace in the message to all the players in our tea m message to all the players in our team at every age level that sort of thing is not how we do things with england. we also have to rehabilitate these two boys. young people make mistakes. these la bs young people make mistakes. these labs have suffered enough. for sake, there has been so much to work out. what about harry maguire? himself entangled with the law on foreign shores during the summer and he is awaiting a retrial in greece and a recall for england. as for captain harry kane, the question of how much should he play. given tottenham second schedule. as club manager jose mourinho offered some advice. hopefully garrett and steve, they understand what happens with totte n ha m understand what happens with to

greenwood in tulsa was a magnificent place, as auburn avenue and edgewood avenue in atlanta are.a, and harlem used to be, and we believe we have the potential here to recreate the spirit of greenwood in multiple cities and places throughout the country, help people become financially literate, take control of their dollar, and like greenwood 100 years ago, if the dollar turns 36 times in the community, it empowers and has a greater chance of empowering 36 people who get the dollar, and the people who work with them. we also know in capitalism, competition breeds good opportunities for the customers, so we decided to bring banking digital to your hand to do it directly for black and latino x. we wanted to target communities that banks were ignoring, in terms of home loans, in terms of lower fees in terms of checking. we wanted there to be a resource, and it seems as though the community is responding well >> can i ask you, do you think the big banks in america, and we can name them if you want, do you think they're fundamentally racist organizations >> i think that racism is funda

and rapper and activist killer mike announced he is launching a black-owned digital l bank, greenwood, along with bounce tv founder ryan glover and former atlantnta mayor andrew young. the online bank will provide financial services to black and latinx customers and is named after the former greenwood neighbhborhood of tulsa, oklaho, known as black wall street, which was burned to the ground by a w white m mob in 1921. killer mike says greenwood bank, which will open in january, rereceived t tens of t thousandf account requests within one day of its announcement. this is andrew young speaking with kililler mike about wealth inequality. a we have got to put capital the bottom the pyramids so that whoerer els has brilliant ideas that will make life better fo everybody can devel those ideas. y:y:nd thosere s somof the adlinene thiss s demoacacy no,, decracynyn.org, , e quarantine rert. i'm amy goodma ow m manof your staff ar sick do y thinknkou mighte aa supersprear, mr. president those were the questions a reporter shouted at president trump as he left walter reed hospital last week aft

it would be these men that greenwood leave to battle. brigade woulds take a position, union deployments will have started the evening before on the afternoon of july first. they ultimately suffered a the army of the potomac would begin to rally again on a location known as cemetery hill. hill --from's cemetery from cemetery hill is another wooded hill known as culp's hill , and as the remnants of the union army were beginning to rally, some of those units would eventually be ordered toward colts hill proper. they had already seen heavy fighting, men from the colors brigade. they began to take positions northwest of the hill proper and as they did so, one of the things they began to do was entrench their position. more union soldiers would arrive. division -- john division would not arrive until the predawn hours. in the northwest quadrant of culp's hill. the hill would become famous for other events. theye morning of july 2 would receive orders to move out to continue to make their way toward the developing right flank on culp's hill. gr

two of english football's brightest talents, mason greenwood and phil foden will find out in the nexthey'll be included in england's squad named at 2 o'clock after breaking covid—19 guidelines in iceland last month. foden and greenwood were sent home after england's win in rekjavik last month for meeting with two women at the team hotel, with southgate describing the incident as "unnacceptable" — and they were both fined by icelandic police. a second division side in the us, san diego loyal, walked off the pitch and forfeited a match against phoenix rising last night in protest over an alleged homophobic comment aimed at openly gay midfielder collin martin. san diego players left the field, with the club explaining the decision on social media. it meant they forfeited the match, in a game which they were leading 3—1 — ending their hopes of reaching the play—offs. the club then released this statement via twitter, saying they had to act. the side are led by the former everton midfielder landon donovan our guys to their immense credit said they weren't going to stand for it. they were v

stuart: greenwood. we hear you, mike. program called "killer mike." you're absolutely unique. i kind of enjoyed it. it was interesting to hear a different point of view. we're glad you're with us. we hope you get the message out there. "killer mike." thanks for being with us. see you soon. >> i appreciate you greatly. you guys have a dope day. stuart: thank you, sir. appreciate it. back to the markets. we end up a bit the last few minutes. now we're up 150. the nasdaq is up about 50 points. what was that about a new high? what was that? the dow and the s&p, hit, no, the dow -- producer it talking to me in my ear. the dow is at its high of the day. susan: yes. stuart: the s&p is at its high of the day. they're not at their record highs of all time. there you go. susan: no, no. you should point out that the dow did rally above 28,000 yesterday. stuart: i did indeed. it is 28,400. we're almost out of time. more on the nba and blm after this. like you, my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contra

after breaking coronavirus rules last month, manchester united's mason greenwood and city midfielder and denmark. foden and greenwood made their senior debuts against iceland in september, but then broke covid—i9 rules. they were fined by local police and sent home from the camp. manager gareth southgate says "trust needs to be rebuilt" with the pair. they are two very talented players. we have to send a message to all the players on our teams, at every age level, that that sort of thing isn't how we do things with england. these lads have suffered now enough. we didn't think it was right, i think they needed this period of reflection, but then that gives them the opportunity to get back on their feet. meanwhile, southgate has recalled manchester united captain harry maguire to the squad. he was dropped for last month's matches after being handed a suspended jail sentence for assaulting a police officer, swearing, resisting arrest and bribery in greece — charges he denies and has appealed. and there are first call ups for everton striker dominic calvert—lewin, who has scored eight go

lillian greenwood, labourmpfor the future holds. lillian greenwood, labour mp for nottingham south.e 59—year—old from cheadle has finally been discharged — and was given a very special send off. juliet phillips reports. after seven long months fighting covid—19, this was the moment esse khanzadeh was finally able to leave hospital. thanks everyone! bye! his doctors and nurses forming a guard of honour. now back at home, he's full of gratitude for those who cared for him. thank you is not enough. they really... they saved my life, basically. simple. i should be a guard of honourfor them. it hasn't been an easyjourney. esse spent four months in an induced coma, and many months after that fighting to get fit enough to be discharged. i never thought for a minute that i would catch it, let alone be that close to not coming back. esse had no prior health conditions and feels strongly people should stop underestimating the virus. it's amazing how some of the people, even now, think of it as a cold or flu or whatever. esse's brother farry has been supporting and praying for him throughout.

goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughesght's show. could this be the best merseyside derby in recen times? league leaders everton take on liverpool tomorrow. talking of derbies: the old firm are back and rangers are hoping for consecutive victories over celtic for more than a decade. and exeter get ready for the biggest day in their history, the european champions cup final. also coming up in the programme: salford go for their first challenge cup title since before the second world war. hello and welcome to sportsday. so a really busy saturday of sport ahead tomorrow... so let's start by looking at the football and what many are predicting to be the best merseyside derby for years... table toppers everton have had the perfect start to the season with four wins from four, and whilst champions liverpool have only lost once — it was of course that rather uncomfortable 7—2 defeat at the hands of aston villa, so fitting perhaps that this game comes exactly ten years to the day that everton last beat their old rivals. let's hear

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here with your latest sports news.tarting with rugby union because bristol have won their first european trophy. they beat french giants toulon 32—19 in the challenge cup final, the second tier european cup competition. toulon are one of the most successful clubs in european rugby but they were well beaten by bristol, who were only promoted back to the top tier of english rugby two years ago. max malins got the crucial second half score in the south of france. bristol's celebrations could be muted though as they're on stand by to replace wasps in the premiership final next weekend if there's a coronavirus outbreak. tomorrow exeter play racing in the champions cup final. the english football league transfer window ended today without any massive movers but there are a few to tell you about. west ham have signed brentford winger benrahma. it's initially on a loan deal but the premier league side will have to buy him and the deal could end up costing £30 million crystal palace have bought another keeper — stoke's former e

ole gunnar solskjaer‘s side took the lead through mason greenwood early on in the first half.s substitute marcus rashford who stole the show in the second. he came off the bench on the hour mark opening his account on 7a minutes. before he smashed in a second to put united 3—nil ahead. anthony martial made it four from the penalty spot. before rashford completed his hat—trick in less than 20 minutes to hand united an emphatic win. chelsea followed up their matchdayi draw against sevilla by thrashing russian side krasnodar 4—0. callum hudson odoi opened the scoring, with some help from the goalkeeper. timo werner doubled the lead from the penalty spot before strikes from hakim ziyech on his first start and substitute christian pulisic rounded off a good night for frank lampards side. it's two wins out of two for barcelona in the champions league... they beatjuventus 2—0 in turin to go top of group g. ousman dembele opened the scoring in the fourteenth minute when his deflected shot looped over wojciech szczesny, juventus had merih demiral sent off late on, before lionel messi w

salford were a team that continues to defy the odds and this from james greenwood put them ahead forecoming a classic. the second for handley tied the game at 16 and with time running out the captain took aim. a single point enough just to win it for leeds. heartbreaking for salford, but on a day where the sport honoured the former leeds great rob burrow, now living with motor neuron disease, this victory seemed inspired. rob has been with us in spirit and he has been an inspiration for us on this game and i think it is fitting we have done it this year for rob and number seven came up with a big play. an occasion long remembered for its extraordinary circumstances. a game that may well prove u nforg etta ble. adam wild, bbc news. what a day it's been for hollie doyle. she's become only the third female jockey to win a group one race. she already had one victory in the bag at ascot when she won the british champions sprint stakes on 16—1 shot, glen shiel. she also finished second in her other two races today. this all came just three days after she broke her own record for winners ri

salford were a team that continues to defy the odds and this from james greenwood put them ahead forirst time. the match rapidly becoming a classic. the second for handley tied the game at i6 and with time running out the captain took aim. a single point enoughjust to captain took aim. a single point enough just to win it for leeds. our braking force offer but on a day where the sport honoured the former leeds great robert borough coming out living with motor neuron disease this victory seemed inspired. rob has been with us in spirit and he has been with us in spirit and he has been with us in spirit and he has been an inspiration for us on this rock and i think it is fitting we have done it this year for rob and numberseven came we have done it this year for rob and number seven came up with a big play. an occasion long remembered for its extraordinary circumstances. the game that may well prove unforgettable. adam wilde, bbc news. we were hoping for drama in the merseyside derby, and it didn't disappoint. everton came from behind twice to draw 2—2 at goodison park, but liverpool we

manchester united team were soon ahead against leipzig, a first champions league goal for mason greenwoodt 19. with the composure beyond his years. but after the break, off the bench, enter rashford, with stunning results. his first was initially ruled out for offside but replays show he was on. cue the celebration. barely a minute later, guess what? the second for rashford and united were out of sight. after an anthony martial penalty, rashford duly completed a remarkable hat—trick. an unforgettable night for him and a 5—0 win for united. in russia, meanwhile, just look at this. more than 10,000 home fans cheering on krasnodar against chelsea. although the visitors in pink one an early penalty, jorginho spluttered from the spot. it was an early letter which the krasnodar keeper clearly enjoyed, but societies say he did not enjoy theirs, callum hudson—odoi putting chelsea ahead, to the delight of at least one fan but the dismay of the keeper, not his finest moment. after the break, chelsea cruised clear, a penalty from timo werner before hakim ziyech put the result without doubt. christia

phil foden and mason greenwood find out today if they've made the england squad, just a few weeks aftereing thrown out of the last one for breaking covid—19 rules. we meet the sniffer dogs being trained to detect whether someone has coronavirus in less than a second. good morning. today is going to be drier and brighter than it was yesterday when we lose this morning's ran, but this is the calm before the storm. tomorrow and the weekend looking very wet and very windy. i'll have all of the details later in the programme. good morning. it's thursday, october 1. our top story. residents in another densely populated area of england have been told to expect tougher coronavirus restrictions. mps from liverpool and its surrounding towns and boroughs — which have some of the highest numbers of positive covid cases — were told about the imminent change last night. anna o'neill reports. liverpool city centre last weekend after the pubs closed at ten, no masks, no social distancing, and seemingly nowhere else to go. this isa seemingly nowhere else to go. this is a city where covid—19 cases are ri

england manager gareth southgate has left manchester united's mason greenwood and city midfielder philand greenwood made their senior debuts last month but then broke covid—19 rules before the match against iceland. they were fined by local police and sent home. southgate says "trust needs to be rebuilt" with the pair. they're they‘ re two very talented they're two very talented players. we have to send the message to all the players in our teams at every age level that that sort of thing isn't how we do things with england. these labs have suffered now enough —— these lie that gives them the opportunity to get back on their feet. meanwhile southgate has recalled manchester united captain harry maguire to the squad. he was dropped for last month's matches after being handed a suspended jail sentence for assulting a police officer, swearing, resisting arrest and bribery in greece, charges he denies and has appealed. and there are first call up's for everton striker dominic calvert—lewin, who has scored eight goals in the opening five games of the season, as well as leicester's harvey ba

massacre to -- the greenwood massacre. to try to make it harder for blacks to votes, designing disenfranchisement loss and toting -- easy disenfranchise african-americans. this is a lot of historical origins. now we have places like florida, and by the way there are levels of disenfranchisement for african-americans. in america one in every 17 blacks are unable to vote because of felony disenfranchisement. i can see by your expression it is surprising data point. i hope that you would look at that. 4,000 peoplebout 77 have completed their sentences and are being prevented from voting because they still owe fines and fees. these are the americans, just purportedly black, subject to modern-day tax. if i am wealthy enough, i can pay that. if i'm african-american, disproportionately poor, i can i do that. one in five in florida could not vote because of felony disenfranchise. i have gone through some of the history. but as you are seeking this highest office in the land, i bring this full circle in our conversation because ano

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foden and greenwood were sent home after england's win in rekjavik last month for what southgate calledndic police. but by icelandic police. will they be punished more abc being but will they be punished more about being left out again? well, one player who has good reason to expect a first england call up, is the star of this season so far, dominic calvert lewin, who scored another hat—trick for everton last night, in their 4—1 league cup win over west ham. that's eight goals already. he's 23 and has only played before for england's under 21 side. so england are preparing to play three matches. the first is a friendly against wales, who'll definitely be without gareth bale who recently rejoined tottenham from real madrid. he scored against england last time they met at euro 2016, but right now bale is recovering from injury. our focus is on the players who are in the squad. that's myjob, and that's ourjob as staff to make sure we get the best out of the players who are in the squad. obviously we would love gareth to be in the squad. unfortunately, that's not to be and you just have to

story of the massacre in tulsa of a really vibrant and successful african-american part of tulsa, greenwood, and the massacre that took place was awful. i mean, it's actually hard to believe this could happen in 20th century america, but it did. hundreds of african-americans killed. i think ultimately burned to the ground 36 square blocks of this african-american community, churches, businesses, all of this. and, frankly -- [inaudible] the african-american population until the end of jim crow in the 1950s, 45 years later. it is a gripping story. and, again, given what's going on in americaed today, understanding the history of white violence and the insecurity of the white majority at least at that time and leading to really reverse the economic and political progress of a very vibrant african-american community. in fact, it was called the wall street of black america, it was that successful. but, you know, for some reason for a long time america kind of forgot this important part of history. and it really needs to be revisited because the horror of what happened at the hands of racists led

enjoyed a susan sarandon movie instead of this is what we get you support no i don't support the greenwood you don't i beat the socialists that's how i got elected that's how i got the nomination and i'm not totally opposed to defunding the police offices so because of that the enthusiasm provided can a see hovers roughly around the enthusiasm for stopping ones on the table if you never stop. consider yourself very lucky. i've begun wearing a helmet on mine i mean it doesn't it's not perfect but it helps a little number 9 if you go by in loses blame the democrats in congress and especially nancy pelosi and chuck schumer for not impeaching donald trump for something substantive something real instead they went through months of impeachment proceedings because trump held up missiles that were meant for ukraine missiles that even obama had refused to send in the house democrats could have been peach trump for enriching himself for the presidency they are a david foster wallace blank list of war crimes or a variety of ways he's in danger the american people or for having offspring with the men

enjoyed a susan sarandon movie instead of this is what we get you support no i don't support the greenwood you don't i beat the socialists that's how i got elected that's how i got the nomination and i'm not totally opposed to funding the police offices so because of that the enthusiasm for biden can se hovers roughly around the enthusiasm for stopping one on a table if you've never. consider yourself very lucky i've begun wearing a helmet on mine i mean it doesn't it's not perfect but it helps a little number 9 if you go by and lose it's blaming the democrats in congress and especially nancy pelosi and chuck schumer for not impeaching donald trump for something substantive something real instead they went through months of impeachment proceedings because trump held a.

prevent the glass fire from spreading more operations were conducted a night off of highway 29 near greenwood avenue. firefighters say the operations were successful in the fire did not jump the roadway cal fire says the areas of the glass fire hasn't burned in at least 80 years. >>the hot dry windy weather and dry vegetation have been fueling the fire. firefighters spent the day preparing for the worst-case scenario as high winds are expected again by the evening air attack dropped retardant over mount saint helene and near old lolly toll road the entire city of calistoga is under mandatory evacuation. rest, nice and stayed behind to help firefighters get better access in and around the palisades mountain range for 5 years. >>we've we've lived in threat, you know we've lived in fear of fire. and the fact that they did a controlled burn and actually bring the in the whole canyon means that we can you know live for the next 20 years without having to fear of fire. >>gayle ong kron 4 news. well santa rosa homeowners forced out by the class fire actually bracing for the worst as report trickle o

with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. good evening.n the world, became the youngest woman to win the french open. poland's iga swiatek comfortably beat the grand slam winner sofia kenin in straight sets — as adam wild reports. the paris autumn sunshine, a fitting backdrop for tennis‘ freshest, brightest talent. this is iga schwiatek, unseeded, a teenager. herjourney to this french open final as unexpected as it has been dazzling. but even withjust 1,000 watching on, such occasions bring a unique pressure. how would she cope? well, that's how. schwiatek fearless, unfazed. her opponent sofia kenin, only a little older but already a grand slam champion, still unable to stop schwiatek taking the first set. from there she just got better and better. how do you stop her? well, kenin had no answer as schwiatek stormed her way to become french open champion, surprising everyone, including it seems herself. iga schwiatek! tennis loves a superstar. the sport today in paris may have just found its latest. adam wild, bbc news. there was more briti

take a leap through mason greenwood early on in the first half but it was substitute marcus rashford. opening his account on 74 minutes and then smashed and a second but united 3—0 ahead. he made it forth from the penalty spot before rashford completed his hat trick in less tha n rashford completed his hat trick in less than 20 minutes. and united an emphatic win. chelsea meanwhile followed up their match day draw against sylvia by thrashing the russian side. the score was opened with some help from the goalkeeper and double lead from the penalty spot. substitute christian mention of good night. two wins out of two for barcelona. they beatjuventus to stay the top of the group. open scoring in the 40th —— 40th —— 14th minute. here's the rest of the results from wednesday possibly champions league. six matches in the championship this evening. bournemouth beat bristol 31—0 to go second. lucian and nottingham forest battled out with a draw and then scored for both sides, putting newton ahead in 22nd minute. even though as you will see the forest seem though as you will see the forest se

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here with your latest sports news. won their first european trophy. they beat french giants toulon 32—19 in the challenge cup final, the second tier european cup competition. toulon are one of the most successful clubs in european rugby but they were well beaten by bristol, who were only promoted back to the top tier of english rugby two years ago. max malins got the crucial second half score in the south of france. bristol's celebrations could be muted though as they're on stand by to replace wasps in the premiership final next weekend if there's a coronavirus outbreak. tomorrow exeter play racing in the champions cup final. the english football league transfer window ended today without any massive movers but there are a few to tell you about. west ham have signed brentford winger benrahma. it's initially on a loan deal but the premier league side will have to buy him and the deal could end up costing £30 million crystal palace have bought another keeper — stoke's former england keeper jack butland who's still only 2

sport and for a full roundup, from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes.he unseeded teenager iga swiatek won the french open without dropping a set. she beat the australian open champion, sofia kenin, in the final to become the first player from poland to win a major singles title. swiatek started strongly, racing to 3—0 up in the first set, but her serve started to let her down and the american, kenin, who's the 11th seed fought back to level things. but the underdog held it together enough to win the first set 6—4. and despite a wobble at the start of the second, she took advantage of her apparently injured opponent to win it 6—1. swiatec is ranked 54th in the world, making her the lowest—ranked woman to win the french open. iamso i am so happy. i am so glad that my family was here finally and i don't know, it is just overwhelming for me. two years ago i wonjunior grand slam and now imp. it feels like such a short time. —— now i am here. i am just overwhelmed. thank you all for cheering, it was an amazing final. thanks. valtteri bottas has claimed pole f

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here's a look — at some of what's coming—upramme. it's men's semi—finals day with a few fans allowed to watch at the french open. nadal‘s already through, will he bejoined by novak djokovic? still no spectators in sight for british football, as the premier league announces a new pay—per—view deal this month, costing £15 a game which many people think is just too much. everybody‘s think isjust too much. in difficult everybody‘s think is just too much. in difficult times. everybody‘s think isjust too much. in difficult times. we are everybody‘s in difficult times. we are certainly at the broadcast to have another look at that price. we are certainly at the broadcast to have another look at that price. meanwhile 20,000 fans will get to watch lewis hamilton try to match michael schumacher‘s all time win record in formula one this weekend. so lots to get through tonight with a packed weekend of sporting action. and we're starting with tennis and the french open semi—finals which feels such a strange thing to say in october but as i'

they've said they're sorry, but will phil foden and mason greenwood be named in the england squad todayer breaking quarantine rules in iceland? good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. restrictions on households mixing indoors, already in place in parts of the north—east of england, are to be extended to liverpool, warrington, hartlepool and middlesbrough. the announcement from the health secretary, matt hancock, means about a third of the uk is now under stricter measures to try to curb the spread of coronavirus. it comes as official figures show the government's test and trace strategy in england is still failing to reach nearly 30% of the contacts of people who've become infected. but there has been some hopeful news. a major study by scientists at imperial college london indicates the growth rate of infections could be slowing. their react study estimates the r number — the virus's reproduction rate — appears to have fallen to 1.1 since government measures such as the rule of six were introduced. our first report is from our health correspondent richard galpin. the infecti

with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre.equalled michael schumacher‘s all—time record of 91 formula one victories. the championship leader won an action—packed eifel grand prix at the nurburgring, asjoe wilson reports. down on germany's famous circuit, michael schumacher was equalled. lewis hamilton reached a record f1 thought would never be caught. for victory 91, he had to get past his team—mate. both mercedes cars push the opening corner beyond its limits. valtteri bottas stayed in the lead. so, how within 20 minutes did hamilton get past? like that. some driver error by bottas, followed by mechanical failure. listen for the dreaded words. i have no power, no power. bottas out of the grand prix and hamilton was free. another display of concentration, control, his mastery of motor racing. lewis hamilton now commands this sport in the way that michael schumacher used to. commentator: the record is equalled! and here was a symbol of the significance — aspiring f1 driver mick schumacher presenting a racing helmet once worn by

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today reported the president has a schedule included a fundraiser with his daughter, kid rock, lee greenwood, ahead of the debate. others noted former vice president joe biden started preparing for tonight's debate yesterday when he called a lid in the early morning. the 2000hat to campaign. she covered it, and in 2000, gore hunkered down in sarasota, hunkeredices, and bush down at his ranch. she goes on to say, gore was so detail oriented, he demanded the temperature in the rehearsal room be set at whatever the debate hall thermostat was set, and adjusted for the crowd's body heat. president george w. bush, he had a dress were herschel one night at 9:00 p.m. to help the notorious early riser adjust to the kickoff time which was a half hour before he usually turned in. she went back further and pulled up associated press clips from campaign. reagan's he was hunkered down where he and nancy were staying. that debate sealed his victory. host: karen in memphis. how was the debate for you? caller: it was interesting. wish they talked more about black lives matter or native american issues going

. 60 and 6 correspondent asked him why he's doing it. >> tell me about how greenwood's going to helpinesses and small businesses? >> what i like about it is, their plan isn't just to take your money and hold your deposit. that's not really how banks make money. banks make money by lending money. go into one. big four banks they won't understand black barber shops, or not understand like doctors or dentists in our community. we understand the amount of commerce that comes throug here. >> he's the real deal. so important, folks, because white families have a median wealth of $188,208 compared to $28,100 for black families. trying to teach good behavior creating generational wealth clearly lacking in black american. >> obscene. goes back to property. property means wealth. you need a bank to get that property to gain that wealth. >> and stellar in atlanta. become quite a leader in that city. >> his grand. parents got him stock as a little kid. >>> watch this full ep 10ed ois 60 and 6. >>> this heart-pounding drone video, a close encounter with an eight-foot shark, check it out off the c

in june 1921, a white mob burned to the ground tulsa's affluent african american neighborhood of greenwood known as black wall street, killing at least 300 residents. investigators have not confirmed if the bodies in the unmarked grave are victims of the massacre. and here in new york, a federal judge has announced he will decide without hearing oral arguments whether president trump can be privately sued for defamation for comments he made as president against e. jean carroll, who accused trump of raping her in the 1990's. the justice department wants to crush the case by switching the defendant from trump to the united states government, arguing trump's denial of a rape accusation was done in his official capacity as president. oral arguments were scheduled for wednesday but the justice department's lawyer, who traveled from virginia, was denied entry to the new york courtroom due to the state's quarantine rules. the justice department then opted not to do oral arguments by phone. jean carroll criticized the government's handling of the case. >> it was a stunning and shocking day. a woma

attending that fundraiser were several people, including kid rock, lee greenwood. they also showed up at tonight's debate. this a picture of kid rock entering the debate hall. there is this from the tennesseean, showing kid rock along with golfer john daly inside of the debate hall, joining that line of people attending tonight's debate. host: justin is calling in from huntsville, alabama on our support vice president biden line. how did your candidate do tonight? caller: i'm not necessarily a biden supporter. i started the primaries very much behind bernie. i am a millennial. i feel the baby boomer generation has let my generation down. i am voting for biden this time, but it is only because i have more sway in the democratic party. i am going to try to organize leftists to make a run for 2022 and 2024. january 1 we have to get right on it. if you are going to move biden to the left, that is how you do it. host: what do you think when he talked about not ending fracking? caller: oh, i'm absolutely against that. but he has to say what he's got to say at this time.

with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks very much. the championship leader won an action—packed eifel grand prix at the nurburgring — and is now also within just a couple of races of matching schumacher‘s seven world titles. joe wilson reports. down there, on germany's famous circuit, michael schumacher was equalled. lewis hamilton reached a record formula 1 equalled. lewis hamilton reached a record formula i thought would never be caught. the victory, 91, he had to get past his team—mate. both mercedes cars pushing the opening corner beyond its limits. foundry bottas stayed in the lead, so how within 20 minutes did hamilton get passed like that? some driver error by factory bottas followed by mechanicalfailure. the by factory bottas followed by mechanical failure. the dreaded words. i have no power. foundry got us words. i have no power. foundry got us out of the grand prix and hamilton free. another display of concentration, control, his mastery of motor racing. this moment has significance everywhere. a british leader of a global i

manchester united manager 0le gunnar solskjaer says the media are targetting 18—year—old striker mason greenwoodnternational duty. he praised the player's professionalism amid speculation he's turned up late for training. he's made a mistake this summer with england, and suddenly the whole english press go after him. that's something that we've got to look after. he's a fantastic boy to work with. i have to disappoint you — he's never ever late for training, he's never a problem in the training ground, he's always on time. i've seen some of the stories, some ex—united players talking about him and they don't really know what they are talking about. anyway, that's something we have to deal with with many other players at united. aston villa can go top of the premier league table tonight with a win over leeds. that would make it five victories out of five, a remarkable start for a side that had to stave off relegation on the final day of last season. it's been really good fun. it's been end—to—end football, similar to a basketball game at times in some games, but it's been fun to be part of so far

and jim greenwood is an old buddy. good to see you, jim. i know you're here.ick, thank you for mentioning our son beau. you know, i carry with me every day in my pocket a schedule, and my schedule, the last 12, 13 years now, on the back of the schedule i have written in the black box the total number of troops who have died, who have been wounded in afghanistan and iraq and other parts of the world. because every one of these troops, every one of these fallen angels left behind an entire community, left behind family, left behind people who are still mourning their losses. as of today in iraq and afghanistan, 6,924, every one of them deserves to be remembered. u.s. troops won in iraq and afghanistan, 53,194. not 53,000. folks, folks, the idea that our president talks about these folks who gave their lives and gave their everything for this country as suckers and losers, is all by itself an understanding why his six top generals who have worked for him all say he's not fit to be the commander in chief. he doesn't understand the sacrifices they've made. [ honkin

. >> jimmy: the beastie boys >> the beastie boys in the same ad >> now, trump at best has lee greenwood time [ laughter ] like the standard rock thing whatever it is that you have to pay for. and then, whenever he uses any good song, the artist immediately puts -- i am -- i don't want my stuff there. i don't want to be associated. so when you watch the blind pig ad, a, for you and me, for gen x, that was a bunker buster, having those bands in the same ad. well, you own gen x now. you have us. >> jimmy: i couldn't believe that >> but also, you've got to know that if someone our age who is a trump supporter is watching that ad, they're like, "everyone that i ever loved through the 80s and 90s thinks i'm an idiot right now." >> jimmy: yeah, like, neil young is like, "stop, just don't even try." >> exactly >> jimmy: i want to talk to you about what you are doing for your new special first of all, congrats, your netflix special "i love everything" was nominated for an emmy. congrats on that i haven't had a chance to congratulate you and say that was awesome. but you were in great company. mu

there's a new one on the forefront called greenwood. my thing is i'm 35% of the state.ptive to it. he attended one of the black barbershops that i did, when i did my "trigger warning" video on netflix, he decided to come get a hot towel shave from us. he saw one of our three female barbers, megan mitzi, we have three, he got the haircut of his life "i wish you'd given him a high fade like lebron or something. >> i don't want our governor looking like a proud boy. but i want to thank the governor. i really appreciate him for being a man of his word, because the trades program is happening. we're going to get a lot of kids in georgia in trades, we're going to get a lot of jobs. [ applause ] >> jimmy: good. well, i mean, that's a great thing. hopefully he will follow through on all of that stuff. >> he is following through, absolutely. >> jimmy: was he a good tipper, the governor? >> man, he was cool. he wore the coolers cowboy boots i've seen since fourth grade, i tell you that. for a governor, i didn't expect him to be as hospitable as he was in terms of giving of his ti