gregory is disagreeing with you, but i'll come back to gregory. nobody's going to get to mr. clack. because if you have a disagreement and you will down with the regime is as i was saying, many supporters, what does he in cuba, mister back, what replaces it? and who replaces that? i'm from where? well, i think that's really the key question. the government has been able to take some time or children's remarkably well. solution gregory is absolutely right. there are significant portions of the election that are still very loyal, not mention the armed forces and those are forces. this is not a black and white situation, but rarely, rarely are. i think that what we see is the increasing perspiration and explosion of the spatial. i think historically, what is the free time lapse of the system? and i believe so either civil war, united states and driven, she's very, very few people want to go down that route. i get every day with i'm pretty mostly there. so perhaps a bit separated from, from some elements. there is not feeling in my view of yours, in t

can i bring in gregory again in havana? i mean, how concerned were you and you thought to hear reports about the heavy handedness of the security forces? they've, the authorities on the island have tried to hold back over the last 6 decades when it comes to protest like this for the moment. i wasn't concerned perturbed any, any kind of injury. so public protest of course is disturbing. i would, i would also say though, that compared to protests around the world, the cuban military had shown considerable restraints. mean there are no serious injuries that have been recorded by these 3 media, definitely know deaths, and i know i have friends that were part of the program and they themselves said that they weren't happy with it. but they were not allowed to protest in a way that again, compared to protest throat, latin america for colombia or chilly, where you 800 people, losing your eyes because the rubber bullets cube has reaction was, was quite restrain that does not justify stopping it. but we, i think we need to note, not

gregory: i am. i am. i think that they might even start the body language towards that next month. the issue that's being exacerbated by the variant is that the supply chains may be broken more acutely and for longer than we expected. if that's the case, the inflationary pressures we are seeing will continue to build. though i do expect them to address the second of their mandates, the one that they have largely left untouched when we get to jackson hole. alix: is the market priced for that? gregory: i don't think so. the yields, current yields we are seeing would agree. we started to see yields lift into the 1.6 ring back in april and may as the inflationary pressure started to build in anticipation. the market has largely listened to what the fed's been saying and they have been resolute about their narrative this is transitory. alix: if that's the case, when you take a look at the p.m.i. data today, i understand we don't pay attention as much in the u.s. for that, it does imply we have seen top and gro

jasmine gregory: good morning. thank you for calling the oakland zoo. this is jasmine.? garvin: jasmine gregory fields many of those increase over the phone, but still hundreds more come through the zoo's main email address. jasmine: tickets, zoo hours. garvin: it's usually pretty tame stuff, jasmine says, except

obviously, gregory, this is a tough situation.f the essence. >> yes, we are in discussions right now. now, here's what is perplexing. some of the policies won't take effect until mid august. most of the policy will take place in september, this is july 30th. what is wrong with taking the rest of this week, next week, to iron out whatever concerns we have before you announce the policy? it will move -- roll out the questions, would have been answered before people's fears take place. now that you have people scared, you have pandemonium. that is never a way to operate. so everybody is dug in on their honey ideas. me personally, my family and i, we have taken the vaccinations, we've taken it in march and april. we're comfortable with the vaccination. that's our personal concern. we see a lot of other people. i heard my colleague say -- >> charles: i'm sorry. you represented your union well here. and you've articulated the issues. just like your counterpart, oren, i hope someone is listening to these concerns. i appreciate you coming

back to you. >> all right, kurt gregory reporting for us there thank you. looking forward to it.g time and it is almost here. >> hope everybody stays safe that it can continue. >> reporter: >>> the kennedy center announced the five honorees who will receive the lifetime achievement award in a creative arts award this year's honorees are berry gordy, along with "saturday night live" creator lorne michaels, bette midler, justino diaz and joni mitchell the honorees will be celebrated during a live gala on december 5th. the way we're going, hopefully it will be, you know, maskless, everybody there, an audience, long ways off, but, you know, we'll see what direction the country is headed. >> it has been a while that's an event i've grown appreciate more and more each year it is highly entertaining every time but like we said, this is a first for all of us, for a while. it's been a while. >> thank you for >>> covid has changed all the facts on the ground. >> right now mask mandate looming. what top doctors say. >> plus chinatown lawsuits. hundreds of disability violations. why the dist

david gregory, what did you think about what we saw there? >> look, it's unfortunate.be he should go there. but he's a senator. if he wants to make serious points about questions about the origin of the virus, that's fine and appropriate. the biden administration is investigating that. and i think the world is learning more about what kinds of work, research work, is funded around the globe by the united states government. i think that's fair game. but even in that clip we see the contradiction that paul is suggesting that somehow fauci is obscuring deaths from covid because of funding this research and then saying, no, nobody is saying that this research actually was responsible for covid. it doesn't make sense. i think this is part of a larger political game that paul has been playing for a long time that other conservatives are buying into that somehow fauci is a bad actor in the government's covid response, which i just don't think has a basis. >> yeah. and mary katherine, that's what i want to get to is this conservative decision to demonize anthony fauci. i want

foundation discussion on the supreme court's most recent term with reporters and legal experts including gregory gar. that is expected to start in just a few minutes. until then, a look at former president donald trump's newly filed lawsuits against facebook, google, and twitter from this morning's washington journal. host: the paper this morning talking about the former president going before cameras announcing this lawsuit, particularly aiming it at social media companies and their practices here is a bit from yesterday. trump: today, in conjunction with the america first policy institute, i'm filing at the lee class representative a major class-action lawsuit against the big tech giants including facebook, google and twitter, as well as their ceos, mark zuckerberg, dash, and jack dorsey. three real nice guys. [applause] trump: we are asking the u.s. district court and the seven district of florida to issue an immediate halt to social media companies illegal, shameful censorship of the american people, and that's exactly what they are doing. we are demanding an end to the shadow manning, a sto

while much of the fixed camera footage has a distinctly painterly edge, codirectors gregory kershaw andhe thrill of the chase, with energetic results. you can sample the delights of the truffle hunters in cinemas now. i�*ll leave you with news of black widow, the latest instalment in the ever—expanding marvel cinematic universe. scarlettjoha nsson stars as natasha romanoff, a role she�*s previously played in umpteen marvel movies before finally getting her own belated stand—alone outing. ok, you got a plan or should i just say duck and cover? my plan was to drive us away. well, your plan sucks. florence pugh is natasha�*s adoptive sisterjelena, with rachel weisz and david harbour as mother and father in the russian sleeper cell family whom we meet in �*90s ohio. years later, a showdown with ray winstone�*s evil drakov is on the cards as our heroines go head—to—head with his red room operation, determined to free the zombie—like army of widows he�*s created. directed by cate shortland, whose resume includes such character—rich dramas as somersault and berlin syndrome, black widow is at i

thank you jamal gregory for getting the vaccine. he was like, no, no, no. he got the vaccine. he was like, okay. mayor. that's what this is about, protecting one another. so we can get back to our lives that we know and love. i'm tired of wearing a mask, i'm tired of shutting down. tired of getting covid. how do we open up this city, we do our part and get the vaccine. without further adieu i want to introduce the supervisor who represents district ten who is here today. >> : first i just want to say good morning and thank you to our mayor. i'm here because i'm scared. i'm squared for the black community. i'm squared for people who are 25 to 40 years old. i'm scared for people who refuse to get the vaccine. we worked hard here in san francisco, we worked hard to get the vaccine in places and accessible, putting pop up sites in every area in the district. mobile sites that will come to your front door. we have done all of that not because it's something fun and exciting to do because we know it's important to get the vaccine. i have family members and friends who are not gettin

lose gregory added a0. whilst england's personnel may have changed their class remains.. babar azam is ranked the best one—day batsmen in the world but did not last long, wickets were always falling and when england's total came in sight, the wickets ran out. to rugby union now, where the scoreline said easy win but it wasn't quite that straightforward for the british and irish lions in their latest tour match in south africa. they ran in 11 tries in a 71—31 over sharks, but only after one game—changing incident. michael redford can tell us more. the sharks against the lions, three days on from their last match the lions were aiming for another straightforward win. complacency is a dangerous thing and just ask elliot davey. one mistake moments later he and his team—mates punished. the sharks only scored one try on wednesday, the two here inside 1a minutes. captainjamie inside 1a minutes. captain jamie george inside 1a minutes. captainjamie george drew them level but not for long. again the lines responded and again soon behind. eight tries in the first half, 26—26 at hal

foundation discussion on the supreme court's most recent term with reporters and legal experts including gregory. that is expected to start in just a few minutes. until then, a look at former president donald trump's newly filed lawsuits against facebook, google, and twitter from this morning's washington journal. host: the paper this morning talking about the former president going before cameras announcing this lawsuit, particularly aiming it at social media companies and their practices here is a bit from yesterday. trump: today, in conjunction with the america first policy institute, i'm filing at the lee class representative a major class-action lawsuit against the big tech giants including facebook, google and

gregory: welcome everybody. [applause] we have a nice audience here. i know we have a lot of people joining us online. i want to welcome you all to our annual round up of the recently completed term. the supreme court stayed out of the election disputes. justice stephen

david gregory and michael smerconish. once and for all, david, can we call the former president the teflon don? it does not matter. what is proonl, let alone said about him. it doesn't shake not just the base with you the party elected. >> it doesn't shake him. i think that trump still exists in a space of crude per verse political theater which he exploited. when you were saying a minute ago that there is no standard, no honor. there is no fluft politicians or institutions of government. he exploited all of that. the modern republicans, led by mccarthy, they're dancing around. there is no integrity. no grand strategy. they're trying on play indicate trump because he's a money raiser. he can still make a lot of noise and trouble for him. they're not sure if he's coming back or not but he's still enough of an influence over what they care about, raising money and trying to get republicans elected to the house. that's all he's thinking about right now. he's thinking day to day, not really strategic. >> that is the missing p

hines. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: gregory hines, right. >> then to top it all off, it was ourune 4th. >> jimmy: what? you and janice? >> yes. the 50th is the golden. 51st is the moderna. [ laughter ] the moderna anniversary. you're so far away. >> jimmy: i know, it's crazy. >> meanwhile, your aunt is beyond belief. [ laughter ] what you do to her is absolutely insane. >> jimmy: do you have a relative that you do things like that to? >> no, no, no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> no, they're all dead. [ laughter ] an elaborate prank like that and the mouth on that woman. [ laughter ] she's amazing. >> jimmy: yeah, she is. >> she's all of my neighbors. [ laughter ] she's all of my neighbors. >> jimmy: if you followed her around with a camera, that is how she is all the time with everyone. >> i love her, i thought she was great. >> jimmy: she'll be delighted to hear that. you know, we wanted her to be here but she didn't pass the medical exam. [ laughter and applause ] she wanted to see it. she answered some of the questions wrong. >> yeah. so -- where were we? talking about "c

gregory shamus is that guy for getty images in tokyo. it's a bucket list.aven't covered olympics kill the shooting. every single basketball game. it's the site, thomas super arena, 4 games a day. i think for the first 16 day, gregory estimates. he'll take between 1506,000 pictures again. and he's usually operating about 5 different cameras. we're setting up remotes and were were composing frames are always looking to. given olympic flair. if we it's not always. but. >> sometimes it's a happy mistake and i'll be running through a frame and you'll have the rings perfectly behind them just as it is for the players crunch time adds a layer of pressure to his job yes, if the game is one point game inside of a yeah. the anxiety starts to build a little bit. but seamus has been doing this for a long time. so he knows how to work the big events golf tournaments ncaa tournaments. nba playoffs. he's been around the block a time or 2. i built a pretty good at a pretty good formula. there's there's definitely techniqfe to it. you're not just flying by see your feel pre

timothy hamano of piedmont is accused of hitting 41-year-old gregory turnage jr. on a sidewalk then running off, leaving his wife in the passenger seat. she later turned him in and told investigators he had been drinking. but by then, it was too late to test him. turnage leaves his partner and their 10-year-old son. >> the reckless choices made by timothy hamano came at the expense of greg's life. he has robbed my 10-year-old son of his father, and he has robbed me of my partner. timothy hamano's actions have inflicted inconsolable heartbreak. >>> mill valley police are looking for the vandal who targeted a black lives matter mural at tam high school. and there's security video showing somebody defacing it on july 20th. they're treating this now as a hate crime and asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> another mural is about to debut in san francisco for the victim of a senseless attack, and that might not be all that's added in his honor. >>> well, there's a new mural that is going up at california and grant in san francisco tomorrow calling for jus

. >> joining us now kirsten powers, usa today columnist and david gregory, cnn political analyst.rom eric adams, david, what do you think? >> you know, i think it's telling the party something important. here you have the likely mayor -- the next mayor of new york. and the democratic standard bearer of certainly an epicenter of liberal activism in the party saying, hold on. let's take a look at what the president of the united states, the leader of the national democratic party, did to get elected. he was more pragmatic, he was in many ways more moderate. he galvanized the base of the party with that message. let's be very careful about how we're being defined. i think a lot of liberals may want to debate the facts of the matter, may want to have the debate over aspects of racism, police reform, voting rights, all of these are legitimate issues. it's a question of democrats, like an eric adams, saying how are democrats being defined right now in the mirror? are we losing control of that message? are we losing control of the debate. >> that's an interesting construction, how they a

john gregory, abc7 news. >>> it's a weekend of champions on abc and espn.ou can catch the women's wimbledon final today, a ufc rematch between conor mcgregor and dustin poirier, and the espy's here on abc at 5:00 pm. tomorrow is the men's wimbledon final, the euro final of italy versus england, and here on abc7, game three offinals betwe the bucks. >>> still to come on abc7 mornings, san francisco's chinatown is letting the world know they have reopened for business, how it is welcoming back visitors, plus, the >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, good thanks again for joining us here on abc7 news, live on abc7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. this weekend, parts of the bay area will see triple digit temperatures. left get over to meteorologist lisa argen with a look at what we can expect, lisa? >> , good morning to you. we have a heat advisory and excessive heat warning to pass along to you. we also have fog this morning, here's a look at the northbay interior valleys, and also the santa

david gregory and michael smerconish. once and for all, david, can we call the former president the teflon don? it does not matter. what is proven, let alone said about him, it does not shake not just the base but the party electeds. >> yeah, it doesn't shake him. i think that trump still exists in a space of kind of crude perverse political theater, which he exploited. he exploited -- when you were saying a minute ago that there's no standard, there's no honor. there's no trust in politicians or institutions of politics or institutions of government. and he exploited all of that. he continues to do so. and the modern republican power structure right now led by the likes of mccarthy, they're dancing around. there's no integrity there. there's no grand strategy. they're just trying to placate trump because he's a money raiser, he's a guy who can still make a lot of noise and a lot of trouble for him. they want to figure out how to find that line because they're not sure whether he's coming back or not because nobody really

at 165 for 5 but a first international century from james vince, and an innings of 77 from lewis gregory got to get out there and make a contribution like that and get 100 in front of it. pretty noisy crowd and a good day and contribute toward the wind. 0bviously would have liked to be there at the end but once the boys get over the line it sort of settled down a bit and really enjoyed it. at the tour de france — defending champion tadej pogacar remains in the race leaders yellow jersey with five stages to go. today was classed as a medium—mountain stage with two very challenging days in the pyrenees tomorrow and thursday. all the main contenders finished together, so pogacar�*s five minute 18 second lead is intact. austria's patrick konrad broke away with 23 miles to go and managed to hold off an 8 man chasing group to win the stage, his first grand tour victory. and that's all the sport for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president biden accuses republican—controlled states of mounting a dangerous attack on voting rights follo

the wealth manager is accused of killing gregory turnage in oakland on mother's day. they claim he was drinking when he struck and killed turnage. >> he has robbed my 10-year-old son of his father. and he has robbed me of my partner. his actions have inflicted inconsolable heartbreak upon our family that we will never fully recover from. >> is accused of running from the crash scene and leaving his wife there. she helped turn him into police. >>> governor newsom received a close-up look today at the devastation caused by the tamarack fire, burning near south lake tahoe. newsom and nevada governor steve says a lack toured homesites near gardnerville guided by the fire that was sparked by lightning. both praised the tireless work of firefighters, with governor newsom addresses addresngthe esi devastating impact of climate change in california and the west in general. >> already we have 5600 wildfires here today. it has taken about 480,000 acres. but that in perspective. lastcordaking year. to four times the acres burned year to date this year, compared to the pace that

gregory polanco over triples allie. he drove in three runs 4-1 in the fifth.a big inning for the pirates. kevin newman found a hole and that scored 2. at least we have our signature call. spirit it is outta here! >> a so low shot for wade junior. the game got so out of hand. give up a run on 3 it's. got all three outs in the ninth. the giants lost 10-2. the dodgers one. san francisco leads only by two games. here is how gabe kapler sized up back to back losses. >> the move is to demonstrate a bit of urgency. also, without any panic. we don't have any panic in that room. it is to baseball games. >> chris letting his emotions go in his had. not happy in seattle. let's see. what happened in the 5th inning? well, they had a one run lead but not anymore. that is mitch nagar hit his second me run of the night. made it 4-3 mariners. bas got it back. garcia just got the ball inside the foul pole. his third homer of the season pick a big one. a tie game. here is how the game ended. trevino and wild pitch. wow! he had 5 last night. this cost him again. the astros won, s

if that does not happen, then gregory -- governor abbott has said he will call us back for another session. we are aware that we will have to go back and fight. we do not have the numbers. we are realistic about that. our hope is that there will be something passed that would preempt this type of legislation. we never said that we were on the lam for the rest of our lives. we have families, we have businesses. we intend to get back to texas, but we are exercising our constitutional right, and most of us will tell you that it is our duty to represent our districts. one thing about the texas house is that we always tell each other " vote your district." we are here, representing our districts, are constituents are the ones who would be disenfranchised by these bills. when i took my oath to represent them, i have to do all that i can. if we were to allow this to go forward, then we are overturning -- turning democracy on its head. we have no choice but to petition congress to act. host: this is mary in jacksonville. caller: i live in the 11th legislative district where the travis clover early

now police say that timothy hamano crashed his lexus on park boulevard, hitting gregory turnage jr. on the sidewalk while he was taking a walk on mother's day. witnesses say the driver left coin dublin, the victim's family pleaded for justice. >> the reckless choices made by timothy hamano came at the expense of greg's life. he has robbed my 10-year-old son of his father, and he has robbed me of my partner. timothy hamano's actions have inflicted inconsolable heartbreak. >> yeah, hamano's wife said in a statement the 64-year-old had been drinking alcohol throughout the day before the collision. >>> a man was stabbed on market street near san francisco'snum turnedsil.an, poay suspectbe the a ran off. the victim is expected to survive. police do not have a description of the attacker. >>> and for two months, someone vandalized the black lives matter artwork at a high school in mill valley. now, this is surveillance video from outside last week. police say the suspect damaged parts of the artwork where it reads black lives matter and equity. they're treating this as a hate crime, and t

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he made the leap to film with "the omen" starring gregory peck becoming the fifth highest grossing movied as a hollywood heavyweight. he was recently honored for his work spanning five decades in hollywood. >> it's extraordinary. this industry is my friend. and it's been just the greatest gift in the world to me. >> reporter: richard is survived by his wife lauren. together they founded the donner company that includes "free willy" and >>> right now on "ame morning" tropical threat now in the gulf of mechanixico. where warm water will strengthen the storm. 9 million people under watches and warnings. the storm taking aim at florida. >> battling the elements. rescuers now dealing with the effects of el sa. strong winds and rain pounding the area as they search a fresh pile of rubble. >> tragic accident. a player killed after he was hit in the chest with fire works. new details on what happened. plus new video from a different incident showing a downtown l.a. high-rise blasted with

but it's saying that richard gregory, he's a senior fellow at the australian thing to allow institute and has written extensively about chinese communist party. so how has this party changed the country over the past 100 years? well, i guess it's only been in power since 1949. that's when that changes stop, but the changes you see today and the changes are most familiar with about china, that is all, you know, a strong country, a wealthy or a country which is getting wealthier of an astounding economic then that only started in the late 19 seventy's in the big change in china is the communist party . thank you. had a big as a big does of capitalism to their policy mix. as result, the economy took off as have other countries in north asia like japan and south korea. and that really with their population is starting to put china on with the united states in many areas. that's the big transformation. talking about the united states using thing was that foreign forces attempting to bully the nation will quote, get their heads bashed. what do you make of that tough talk? hard means who? we

gregory: welcome everybody. [applause] we have a nice audience here. i know we have a lot of people joining us online. i want to welcome you all to our annual round up of the recently completed term. the supreme court stayed out of the election disputes. justice stephen breyer decided to stick around for one more term. of course, there were opinions. in short, we have a lot to talk about. we have a terrific panel to do just that. i am joined by two outstanding scholars, josh blackman joining us for truly, and we are grateful to have with us two veterans of this program, award-winning scribes. we have a lot to uncover, therefore i am going to give each of them a brief introduction, way shorter than they deserve. first, josh blackman, josh is an associate professor of law at south texas college of law in houston. he specializes in constitutional law, the supreme court, and the intersection of law and technology. after graduating from george mason law school, he clicked for kim gibson in the western district of pennsylvania, and then danny boggs. in addit

gregory: welcome everybody. [applause] we have a nice audience here. i know we have a lot of people joining us online. i want to welcome you all to our annual round up of the recently completed term. the supreme court stayed out of the election disputes. justice stephen breyer decided to stick around for one more term. of course, there were opinions. in short, we have a lot to talk about. we have a terrific panel to do just that. i am joined by two outstanding scholars, josh blackman joining us for truly, and we are grateful to have with us two veterans of this program, award-winning scribes. we have a lot to uncover, therefore i am going to give each of them a brief introduction, way shorter than they deserve. first, josh blackman, josh is an associate professor of law at south texas college of law in houston. he specializes in constitutional law, the supreme court, and the intersection of law and technology. after graduating from george mason law school, he clicked for kim gibson in the western district of pennsylvania, and then danny boggs. in addit

or gregory has been been twice and the last year by the american who's now set for a lightweight title shot. it sucks. it's brutal, it's, you know, it's not the way you want to see fights and so you know, dust employee a fight for the title and connor's healed and ready to go. you do the rematch, i guess. i don't know for the 1st time in 41 years, australia has a women's wimbledon singles champion after ashley bardy beat, kara lina plesk about when her 2nd grand slam title after soul is start from bardy . the world number one held off a come back to be seated plesk about in profess party and this title victory from the 2019 frank children the most incredible feeling i think i've ever experienced on a tennis court. and there was certainly disbelief. i think of work so hard my whole career with, with my team and with people that made the most to me to try to ease my, my goals in my dreams and to be able to do that. so i was, was incredible. later on sunday, it will be the man is final world number one, know that job which will take on italian, the tale bearer teenie for a 6 wimbledon tit

. >> the family of gregory turnage who was killed in oakland stood together in solidarity to demand that the alameda county district attorney punish them and they believe drove into him with his car on mother's day to the fullest extent of the law. the victim's partner angie bray is now left to care for their 10 year-old son miles who she says was adored by his doting father, greg should still be with us today. he should be able to watch his son grow. and he would be here celebrating miles's upcoming 11th birthday. if not models. reckless choice is resulting in the death of greg. >> ultimately i'm here to calling the d a. to ensure that timothy camano feels the full weight of his actions just as our family has turned his was walking along his neighborhood sidewalk at park boulevard in view mont avenue on may 9th when police say that 64 year-old timothy him struck him with his lexus. >> then took off on foot. witnesses reported that he left her niche lying on the sidewalk and his own wife in the passenger seat behind deployed airbags. the attorney representing the victim's family believes

gregory, buddy was upset over how english fans booed during the italian national anthem and saw a greater symbolism to live in lucy. it gave me the sensation that they were leaving the european union for a 2nd time. ah, the larger meaning is there for many. still the victory that will live on and most italian hearts in mind. adarine al jazeera rome ah type of krycek at the headline 0 now to 0, at least 58 people are dead and dozens injured. after a fire slip through cobra, 1900 isolation ward in southern iraq. the 5 now under control in the city of nasa rear. it's the 2nd hospital fire that killed 900 patients in iraq this year. what would up the white as mono from baghdad? the reason for this is the same that happened in a pretty in edna happy hospital and but that badly stored oxygen cylinders being get miss used the know that prevention measures no proper equipment, no safety equipment, no safety measures. that's according to many people, including health officials. so africans, military has been deployed after protest triggered by the jailing of former president jacob zoom at 10 viole

while much of the fixed camera footage has a distinctly painterly edge, codirectors gregory kershaw andpanding marvel cinematic universe. scarlettjoha nsson stars as natasha romanoff, a role she's previously played in umpteen marvel movies before finally getting her own belated stand—alone outing. ok, you got a plan or should i just say duck and cover? my plan was to drive us away. well, your plan sucks. florence pugh is natasha's adoptive sisterjelena, with rachel weisz and david harbour as mother and father in the russian sleeper cell family whom we meet in �*90s ohio. years later, a showdown with ray winstone's evil drakov is on the cards as our heroines go head—to—head with his red room operation, determined to free the zombie—like army of widows he's created. directed by cate shortland, whose resume includes such character—rich dramas as somersault and berlin syndrome, black widow is at its best when dealing with the dysfunctional family interactions between its central foursome, whether it's the mid—chase bickering betweenjohansson and pugh, both of whom are terrific, or the patho

gregory and overton have both picked up a wicket and it is the first one date to be played at lords since in action against the sale sharks and there will not match with the sharks leading 19—17 and that is all the support for now. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. the cloudy, damp weather we've had in the south east of england is moving away. as we head into the evening, we've still got some heavy showers across northern england, scotland, perhaps north wales. those will gradually fade away overnight. so, it's becoming dry overnight. there's a lot of cloud, quite low cloud, so quite misty by the morning, and temperatures typically down to 11—12 degrees. so, sunday will start on a fairly cloudy note. again it'll brighten up, get some sunshine coming through. we trigger some more heavy, perhaps thundery, showers. mainly northern england, scotland, perhaps northern ireland. more cloud comes back into wales and the south west, bringing with it some rain mainly in the afternoon, so a bit cooler here than today. ahead of that towards the south east, with so

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and we'll know what the water becomes, especially between in july gregory company and local font. so therefore looking for new ways of cultivating because among the more promising solutions is one seen in indonesia. there the pharma still further out to see where the water is cool and the feed grows better. but here in dumb and non there still waiting for government permission to relocate the crops, ah, global demand, just continue to run onto you to see the potential as a sustainable food source. ah, if you will. according to the 2019 s a order board, 55 percent more food production is required in india. but we are using only 5 percent of the c. and as far as india is concerned, we are using less than 0 point one percent of the c. v does. less than a form concilium to read is confident of being able to increase her income with the new farming methods me. i'm still bombing with all my heart, but i want to go and build my own house and not. and so i need to do this work you to me to over cutting, tell the families in time and not now live off cv and the women will soon be learning

he's got another one since, as has lewis gregory. it is 28—4 after six overs.n keep up to date with mark cavendish's quest to equal eddy merckx's record of 34 tour de france stage wins on the bbc sport website. they are under way but there is plenty of time to go in this stage today. follow that and much, much more and i will be back in an hour. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. if only the sports team had something to talk about at the moment! we will have more in the next hour. hours of eight! right now, we are going to talk about covid and changes to the travel rules. let's talk a little bit more about the announcements today. children and fully vaccinated adults will no longer have to quarantine on their return to england from amber list countries from the 19th of july. the transport secretary grant shapps set out his plans in the commons to free up foreign holidays when coronavirus restrictions are eased. i can confirm today that from the 19th ofjuly, uk residents who are fully vaccinated through the uk vaccine roll—out will no longer have to self—isolate when they

jack sue, gregory sierra, ron glass was unusual and revolutionary. >> i believe that when the '70s hapmight have had a dream about how america would be a completely different place then had to get a job. >> we're all part time here. i only work 60 hours a week. >> a bunch of people in the garage. we had dreams. we're not going to make it. we'll stick in the garage forever but the dream is the thing it was about. >> i just called the gym. they want me to spar with carlos. >> the gym? wow. >> the champ hitting my face. >> danny devito's character on "taxi" has to be top five greatest sitcom characters of all time. he is terrifying. >> once a bum, always a bum. >> oh, yeah, yeah, i say tony has a good chance. i know he has a good chance. i say he can win. >> want to bet? >> well -- [ laughter ] >> the friendships they had in "t "taxi" would get them through and would be okay. >> there is one person to trust. >> not me. >> probably stand up. >> on that show people from completely different backgrounds create a dysfunctional family and that's exciting for comedy because you get to bounce th

okay, jason, gregory, founder of complex tricks. we appreciate your insights tonight. we will stay in touch with you. this story will have some very long legs. i think thank you very to be here. the easy, obese says it will allow humanitarian aid flights to enter the northern te growing region, which is on the brink of famine. since november ethiopian soldiers alongside troops from neighboring eritrea have been fighting rebel forces known as the t great people's liberation for just last week. the rebels retook the regional capital. you see right there mckayla. they have now agreed to a conditional ceasefire, but 1st they want government troops to leave and they want an independent investigation into quote her rick more crimes. and wait a moment, i'll ask e c o p as in bastard to germany about those claims. but 1st, the human cost of 8 months of fighting. thousands have been killed in air strikes, massacres and artillery fire. more than 60000 people in te gray have fled their homes to neighboring sudan, and the conflict has cut off food supplies. 400000 people are now l

lewis gregory added a useful 40 as well, as england failed to see out their reduced 47 overs.nd irish lions prepare for another warm up game against the sharks in south africa this evening, wales have drawn with argentina in cardiff. and it was argentina who suffered an early setback — juan cruz mallia sent off for this dangerous tackle after just half an hour. but, despite being a man down, argentina scored two tries to lead 20—6. wales did fight back — and score two tries of their own, to make it 20—20 — and they could have won it late on, but missed a last—minute penalty. elsewhere, england are playing canada — england lead 61—14. quite a comfortable lead. bauke mollema has won stage 14 of the tour de france with a fine solo ride. the dutchman broke free from the lead group with 26 miles to go on a lumpy stage into quillan and held on to take the victory. slovenia's tadej pogacar retained the overall lead and britain's mark cavendish should finish within the cut off time, keeping his hopes of more stage victories alive. that's all the sport for now. plenty more reaction to