so is harold.ays wanted to be a mom, it was pretty clear harold was mr. mom. >> he was the one in charge. the diaper change. most women have to beg their husbands to do that kind of stuff, he was like a nanny. >> hands on dad? >> yeah. he was in charge of everything about the child. >> with harold such a doting father, tony was able to go back to work. she soon built a thriving practice in colorado. >> she was a beloved doctor, she had a bedside manner. >> i abbruscato manage the practice. >> she treated her patients as a whole body, not just their eyes, but she was interested in their family life. she just had the good old fashion southern hospitality. >> tammy saw how tierney was committed to her patients. sometimes it is hard to get her to leave the office. so she was charmed when one day in september harold asked for her help. >> you got a phone call out of the blue from herald. >> he has he found and said, hey tammy i want to surprise tony for her anniversary, can you help me out? >> it was th

now it's harold's turn. >> harold: i defer. >> judge jeanine: go, harold. >> harold: anyone like ironthanks to british inventor richard browning you can now have an electric jet suit and fly just like the marvel character. browning showcased the electric suit motor event in southern england. current batteries are only powerful enough to get a human airborne that same power could also power a small chute of homes. in recent months the company has even demonstrated the jet suit to the royal marines to test out how their product could assist. it will come to times square soon though. not bad. >> greg: use that to get on the horse, dana. e oh, judge, i think it's you. now it's your turn, judge. >> judge jeanine: thank you, sharing is caring. take a look at these two adorable golden retrievers. they took it upon themselves to share a float. got watch this. are greg, which is what you do with a float while relaxing in a pool. look at them hanging out. just too cute. i will teach my poodles how to do this. he gets on and the other one moves over and then they just float around together on th

harold?xas legislators, something doesn't seem right, if everyone is double vaccinated, there's a lot of questions i need to be answered and i hope your show gets to the bottom of it. it's funny, the masked man, i hope we don't have to go back to wearing masks, i don't want to but we are not even 50% vaccinated as a nation yet and i don't think there's anything wrong with democrats and republicans and the like encouraging everyone to do it, for those of us, and i am a believer more so now than i did before, this virus as a result of a leak out of that lab that the way we get back at the chinese as we all get vaccinated because we keep our economy open, we don't underwear masks, the likelihood of wearing mask is much less and what more would those want to hurt us like to see than our economy stalled, kids not in school and small businesses suffering? we talked about crime but the masked thing in the vaccination thing are critical. we got to figure this thing out with these legislators, i don't

>> harold: minor much lighter. >> dana: okay. >> harold: my kids are 7 and 6 e in a 40-yard dash.: you are one smooth operator. i see right through you. i know what you're up to! >> jesse: are you in trouble? [laughter] >> dana: maybe the show. mind has to do with the fact -- greg talks about german films in the '70s and i pretend i don't know. i have an entire stack in my apartment, like all closet full of these things that have been waiting to sell on ebay. >> greg: digestive issues? >> dana: it was getting a little bit much. [laughter] >> greg: harold laughs at that joke, which means you have a dark past! [laughter] >> dana: and jesse thinks i'm a degenerate gambler. i'm not one of those boring people! one more thing up next. ♪ ♪ . . subway®... has so much new they couldn't fit it in their last ad. so, we're gonna use picture in picture in picture in picture in picture in picture in picture in picture in pict- man, you get the idea! there's so much new at subway®, it's too much to fit in all these pictures in pictures in- riders, the lone wolves of the great highway. there's so

>> jesse: take it away, harold. >> harold: thank you for that.nd reason. if we don't want to interact with people, i think it's going to change society, more for the worse. i get that the data from this, that's where kids and younger people believe that that communication, to dana's point. it amazes me, it's hard to get people on the phone, we can solve this thing, back-and-forth, back-and-forth, back-and-forth, it concerns me, from the air force, to people complaining about work is too hard, that's what work is, they wouldn't pay you if it was easy. >> greg: there's another part of this that just occurred to me that in the old days, the old days, you would have two go out on a limb to ask a girl out. it would destroy you, develops character to be able to come up to somebody whether it's in an elevator or wherever, and get a date, that is gone now. all you have to do, go on to tinder or wherever. exactly. the elevator is stuck. you see my point, that's a really important skill that, how do you flirt anymore? i guess you can part by texting. >> da

homicides are about 100 already. >> harold: are not going to fight you. >> jesse: don't fight me, haroldity dominates an african-american who says he wants to bring them back to protect every community. >> can he stop -- >> greg: where is bill de blasio? >> martha: is like when i i'm mayor. >> greg: it's a disappearing act. >> martha: it's unbelievable. it's been going on for years. >> greg, he doesn't know what month it is. coming up, dr. tony fauci blows up on rand paul in a fiery clash on capitol hill. ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! [sighs wearily] here, i'll take that! woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and now with two new flavors! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> harold: tensions rising in washington as covid cases spike again and some mask mandates return. senator rand paul and dr. fauci calling each other liars when arguing about how the pandemic started. >> knowing that it is a crime to lie to congress, do you wish to retract her statement of may 11th where you cla

harold?and medicine changes. as i said many times they tell us we can eat eggs and steaks one year and two years later tell us we can't. our bodies evolve. i appreciate and i understand the frustration that people have in the country and i'm one of them with two young kids. i want them back in school. but, as the science changes, we have to be able to adjust and i admire and respect the fact that enacted operation warp speed and pushed it through. president biden has worked very hard to create distribution system. and now we are finding ourselves in a position where the vaccine prevents hospitalizations serious illness and death. i think that's a plus. and until we get that vaccine for kids 12 and under or 5 to 12 which my kids are, i think i'm as concerned as anyone about wearing a mask when i'm out around people whom i don't know if they are vaccined or not. our frustration should be at those not vaccinated not the doctors and scientists simply reacting to the science. >> bret: harold, what

>> i do like that one, harold.called cuba the example of equity in a multiracial government, unfortunately, i don't think the people necessarily agree. >> bret: all right, panel, thank you very much. tomorrow on "special report," cancel culture goes after historical statues in portland. that's the latest battleground. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "fox news primetime" with fox news pete hegseth with seconds to spare. >> pete: right on the nose tonight bret. thank you very much. great show. thank you. good evening, america, it's':00 p.m. on the east coast and 6:00 p.m. in god's country which means it's full-time for prime. ♪ i'm your host pete hegseth. the white house misinformation police, well, they are at it again. this time they are working to control everything we see or say on social media. not what's on hyperdrive. they are in charge. les we had any doubt, they just came out and said it today, almost like it's not

harold ford jr. former ten is he congressman and ceo of empowerment and inclusion capital and as mentioned before jesse watters co-host of "the five" author of the new book "how i saved the world." this is a rare event, jesse. >> jesse: it is. i'm feeling very special and i will try not to ruin your show, bret. >> bret: thank you. trey, let's start with you all this talk of guns and gun reform at the white house. your thoughts about how the white house is hand lick this how president biden is talking about this violence across the country. >> well, you know, bret, gun prosecutions went down under president obama. with vice president biden right there beside him. i want your viewers to focus on the group that cob distantly calls for gun laws, gun prosecutions went down when they were in office. so what we know is defunding the police doesn't work. this bond reform doesn't work. these so-called progressive prosecutors don't work. i have got a really crazy novel idea, how about actually enforce -- you w

or bill, i think harold is having a little trouble -- okay, harold, go ahead. >> sorry.the predicate that mollie has articulated. i think it is, you know, 20 years, $4 trillion. we have made progress there. i do think we have found that culture and persistent history of tribalism has undermined our efforts to bring about the kind of unit or centralized government in afghanistan that we want. but, also consistent with mollie's point 20 years later technology has grown, satellites, drones, we will be able to prosecute this effort. protect our interest and ensure the one thing we don't want to see happen which is that -- those grounds there in afghanistan, the taliban, again, becoming a haven for terrorist organizations. if that happens, i would imagine this administration would follow the lead of itself and general keane and others who urged we get back on the ground there because, at the end of the day, our focus has to shift. china presents itself as graphic call economic and military threat that we're going to have to focus on much like we focus on russia during the col

harold ford jr.clusion capitol and trey gowdy congressman from south carolina. two presidents of the u.s. and two president the u.s. andrussi. i'm not sure how many threats are necessary from the leader of the most powerful country on earth. i mean, if he tells you once, i keep waiting for the election interference to come up. i mean, if certain things are off limit you think our election would be the top of the list. i haven't heard biden say a word about chastising biden's -- putin for that interference. so i don't know how many threats it's going to take for russia to get the message. >> shannon: harold, there is a distinction between these actors operating from within russia as we believe many of these attacks are and the russian government as a state actor carrying out the attacks. a lot of folks say though putin rules with an iron fist. there is not much of a distinction he should be able to get cyber hackers under control if he wants to. what do you think? >> first off, thanks for having me on

harold ford and trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina.s the most tragically predictable thing in the world. when you demon nice cops and make them personally liable for split-second decisions when you hire these so-called progressive prosecutors who are soft on crime but hard on the cops, this is what you get. i hate it for the victims. crime is the toughest tax of all on poor people. they can least protect themselves. they can't go hire their own police force but sometimes people do what they promise they will do when they're returning for office. that's what you have in these major cities. >> bret: harold? >> i don't disagree with trey. first off, good evening, thanks for having me on. i thought the police chief laid it out. i think like most americans, if not most every day americans, and i would even argue most african-americans across this country, no one wants crime in their neighborhood. of the bail reform efforts that passed in a lot of cities need to go back and revisit that. that's what he was talking about, i thought, in the fi

>> that's close enough. >> thank you, sir. >> harold, i think it's a great thought. can we get more people out there for longer hours and get stuff done? potentially i think we could. one of the biggest problem is how do we find this stuff. the agency does not have the budget or appropriations necessary to fund this work. even if they did, would they put it to the right places. i would suggest we really want to partner with these local communities, local collaborative groups, we have all sorts of groups doing cool stuff and trying to figure out how to do active management in the region and management this particular area once, the people at the local level know what it is they are looking for, they know what the benefits are, the burdens are, the risks are. in our recent reports, we talk about a number of examples that are showing us how we can do this better, and here are places it is working and here are some of the hurdles these groups are having to fight through or jump over in order to make this management and stuff work. getting out there and doing more of this

harold?ho are probably happiest hearing this set of arguments that we have here some nights, listening to governor desantis and even my former colleague hilda so he his are the chinese. if we are serious about fighting them and competing against them one of the things we as individuals can do get vaccinated. if you believe there was a lab leak in wuhan, which i happen to think it probably was more likely than not today. and i didn't believe that months ago as much as i do today, if we want our economies to reopen and ensure not susceptible or pray for the chinese as they hack not only microsoft but others, we should get vaccinated. the one way we can stay reopened, stay robust and strong try our hardest to be a able to fight against every rare grant. i wear a mask when i'm out because my kids haven't been vaccinated. at home i don't wear it when vaccination for kids i will get it for them. if we want to believe in the chinese. you believe in the theory or believe it was a natural or a lab lea

harold hill and the music man or "wolverine"?probably. >> stephen: really. i have really been going a year and a half. we kept rehearsing. it's been a year and a half we have been rehearsing for this. so it certainly takes me a lot longer. i'm not like a trained dancer. i wasn't a trained singer. >> stephen: you're not a trained dancer, from oz and all that? >> i'm just pretending. >> stephen: you're acting like a dancer. >> as a kid i wasn't. i've learned as an adult, so i have to do that all the time. i sing every day. i have singing lessons every week. yeah, i'm literally fakic it all. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break but when we come back i'll ask you what part you wanted to play if he got to play any part he wanted to play. ( laughter ) ♪ do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. new klondike cones. exp

and former democratic congressman, harold ford junior. susan, let me start with you.do you make of this new wave of covid cases and the fight that the administration and the president himself has engaged in with facebook. could that facebook official be right when he said the white house is looking for a scapegoat, is trying to change the subject, because you've got this spike in new cases and they didn't meet their vaccination goals. >> you can see the frustration with president biden and his administration because they've got vaccines that work and they're safe, they're widely available and yet about a third of americans won't take the shot and you heard in your interview with the surgeon general, he said i don't make laws, i don't make regulations. they also can't force facebook to do anything, facebook is a private company. so how do they go about convincing those americans who have refused so far to get vaccinated to do so and it's a problem for this administration because the people who are refusing to get vaccinated as a group tend not to support president bide

harold ford jr.dy former congressman from south carolina. it feels like we have talked about this a lot but it is of interest to a lot of people. trey, it seems like we are heading down this road. and there may be masks in several places. >> trey: yeah, i think it's good, bret, that vaccinations are up. and our good friend harold ford always encourages us to follow the science. and i know what he means by that and he is well- intentioned. it would be much easier if the science was actually consistent. so, when you can dance at a wedding reception this side of the street but not that side of the street and we need to follow science unless it impacts teacher's unions then people believe to lose confidence in science. i'm all for following science it would be easier if science spoke with one about how science has been all over the place in some ways. the one thing we know that if you are vaccinated, the likelihood of you -- of this delta variant causing hospitalization or death or serious health challen

harold isaac is a journalist in port—au—prince. of president moise we were already in a massive political and constitutional crisis, and if anything that death has propelled us in a worse crisis where we have three persons claiming to be able to run the country and, as it is, this delegation, as you mentioned, is set to talk with the parties to try and perhaps find a way to resolve that crisis, but we are accustomed to crisis in haiti. yeah, quite. i mean, iwonder, does the biden team, as it comes over, do the envoys basically put themselves in a position where they will have an audience with each of these three and then decide which route to take, or is it pretty clear what the americans would want? well, honestly, at this point, we do not know. because for one, as per reports that have been going around, the delegation seems to already be here, and as for even communication for senator lambert, which is one of the parties involved in this conflict, they've met but we don't have an agenda, we don't have any communique or any sort

harold: chinese tech, since last year, regulations came up.lations issues and stuff like that. what we also see is these companies investing quite a lot and i think they will start to compete with each other. the profitability sector might come under pressure as well. there is probably more to go but we remain cautious on china. >> what about the impact of the delta variant and we are starting to see the differentials in growth that comes from a lack of a vaccine rollout across parts of asia. harold: the delta variant is making a difference in asia. indonesia is being affected. you mentioned malaysia. back to what i said in the earlier part, it will impact the growth of companies but some will be affected more than others. it will also affect bond yields and how governments will react to this. it is not easy to say covid is there so the stock market should down. that may not be the case. we like a market such as indonesia because it will benefit from bond yields quite considerably. it will be affected negatively by the covid that will go aroun

the retreat harold is expected to face questing over why the attackers were able to enter the present time with apparent ease. last week, 18 and colombian suspects were arrested soon after the assassination. the others were killed by police than any to the head of security. the national palace was called upon by general police inspection. this is regarding an administrative investigation. there was a protective measure, the head of security was revoked. now there is a 2nd measure in which the head of security has been isolated while we wait for the next stage. cannot janice with a hatred, liberty newspaper. he says some of the suspected assassins may have been misled about mission. while he was in the palace, he was in his residence and they had a security detail of only 3 agents there. i don't think dimitri arrived with among them. he oversees the whole unit. so he may have had some cahoots in it. they say he made trips to columbia. i haven't confirmed that, but it seems for sure that the actual trigger men were colombians from what he deliberately learned yesterday from a source who

. >> harold, your thoughts? >> i am not bothered by how people who choose to celebrate the 4th.n the basics of our nation.. we are great, we are young and we strive to be more perfect every day. the rhythm and energy of our country is moving forward and seeking higher ground. >> trey gowdy, bring us home. >> the truth doesn't change. i celebrate the fact i live in a country that acknowledges there is is a truth is in pursuit of a more perfect union. folder and i have been equal from the day we are born. i celebrate a country that values truth and wants to pursue a more perfect union.. that's worth celebrating flaws and all. >> amen to that. we had a cabinet secretary and two members of congress and you kept it tight. when we come back, tomorrow's headlines. men, you need to get off the couch and get with the program. with golo, i lost 50 pounds. it feels really good to be able to button your jacket and not worry about it blowing up. -(laughs) -go to golo.com to lose weight and get healthier. >> tonight, the panel gives us a look at tomorrow's headlines. lead us off., >> for the

. >> harold, your thoughts? >> i am not bothered by how people who choose to celebrate the 4th.day. the rhythm and energy of our country is moving forward and speaking higher ground. >> trey gowdy, bring us home. >> the truth doesn't change. i celebrate the fact i live in a country that acknowledge there is is a truth is in pursuit of a more perfect union. folder and i have been equal from the day we are born. i celebrate a country that values truth and wants to pursue a more perfect whine. that's worth celebrating flaws and all. >> amen to. we had a cabinet secretary and 2 members of congress and you kept it tight. when we come back, tomorrow's headlines. [♪♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost today. i booked our hotel on kayak. it's flexible if we need to cancel. cancel. i haven't left the house in a year. nothing will stop me from vacation. no c

the end of extra time, harold, the 1st final and 55 years. typically we can see only one destination where the creepy. 6 billboard was coming right. how he came extra time winner was decisive and spot a special moment for his proud coach. i think we deserve that. and for our country, i mean, i've not heard this new wembley like that ever. and to be able to share that with everybody and share it with everybody at home is very special. and copenhagen, the air finally went out of the danish funds balloon. after a hugely emotional campaign, their team had opened the scoring with their mission to win the tournament. for stricken teammate christian ericsson ultimately run out of steam, macklin, linda felt the whole nation has supported us. it's been emotional for the entire team. and it's amazing to be a nation to be part of this school. but right now we're all disappointed and we wanted to make that final become well. so this is a great, great disappointment though the nor so. so food need tons, daughter in store school, her but the night belonged

harold, thanks for your time.ly do. thank you so much. it sounds like you are a reasonable guy and you can work this out. thank you. >> all right. thank you. brian: all right. still ahead on our show, portland mayor under pressure amid his plans for a welcome back festival after a year of nearly nonstop violence. pete hegseth on that. pete will also join me tonight on "fox news primetime" at 7:00. amongst our guest david petraeus, stephen miller, michael waltz marc thiessen and charles payne. getting up close look at balloons as she prepares to take off on the festival of ballooning ♪ ♪ with voltaren arthritis pain gel my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pain pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength gel for powerful arthritis pain relief... voltaren the joy of movement we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it ri

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journalist harold isaac is in haiti tonight. there are rumors flying around haiti, with good reason, obviously, because of the lack of transparency and all that's happened to quickly. what do you know about americans being resarrested, now they're saying two? >> reporter: anderson, this is a spectacular development in the last hour. the investigation seems to have sped up with regards to the assassination of president moise. we're finding out two haitian americans are among those detained and apprehended by the haitian police. but we've learned more about the whole team that has led this operation. >> what more have you learned? because there was just a press briefing from haiti's acting prime minister claude joseph. >> reporter: yes. so the whole current government just held this presser, where they presented 26 colombian national -- so basically had 26 attackers but they arrested 15 colombian nationals, let me get the numbers right. they say there were 26 colombians. they have the passport to show it. and 15 of them were arres

. >> joining us now from haiti is freelance journalist harold isaac. what is it first like in haiti tonight? what's the scene like? >> reporter: well, anderson, we are talking about empty streets. businesses are closing. been closed all day. there's still a massive sense of shock after what happened in the early hours of today and you have a nation trying to reel with that new reality. >> what was the security like at the president's house? he was, according to reports, assassinated around 1:30 in the morning today. can you just talk about what that compound is like and how difficult it would have been to get in? >> reporter: well, anderson, as you've been to haiti in the past, since 2010 the national palace has been destroyed and has not been rebuilt so presidents have taken a habit of not actually living in a national palace where they would normally have been. so the house of president moise was his residence. it makes it more stunning that such a thing would happen in such a secure location. >> the idea that they were yelling out dea claiming they

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but after 40 years of triumphs, tragedies and an accident that left him a paraplegic harold chevelleired wednesday as chief of the menlo park fire protection district. he also leaves the highly regarded federal urban search and rescue unit he helped form. i will miss the people, i'll miss being able to have the latitude. to make things happen, alright chapela. hamed's last official act was to preside over a promotion ceremony for firefighters, every deployment you go on, especially the federal responder it's going to change you, but equally when you come back, it was chabal haman and his team who recalled to new york just after the terrorist attacks on 9, 11 and the dust and they were in the debris that even got stuck in your shoes. you know what i mean? so that was that was hard and it was hard for the country and his crew saved countless people from drowning in new orleans when hurricane katrina hit, but he says his worst experience was the aftermath of the oklahoma city bombing in 1995, that pressure to try and give them back their loved ones, even though we knew that's not what w

to learn more, go to sleepnumber.com. years of service, menlo park fire chief harold chapel helm andduct search and rescue missions all over the united states, including following the 9 11 terror attacks. katie's rob roth spoke with chappelle hellman about his career. he has been to many of the worst disasters in the united states, rescuing victims or recovering bodies. but after 40 years of triumphs, tragedies and an accident that left him a paraplegic harold shepel hellman retired wednesday is chief of the menlo park fire protection district. he also leaves the highly regarded federal urban search and rescue unit he helped form i will miss the people, i'll miss being able to have the latitude. to make things happen. chapel hamed's last official act was to preside over a promotion ceremony for firefighters, every deployment you go on, especially the federal respond, er it's going to change you, but equally when you come back, it was chappelle haman and his team who recalled to new york just after the terrorist attacks on 9 11 the dust and they were in the debris that even got stuck

area fire chief is retiring today after 40 years of service over the years, menlo park fire chief haroldlmet has been called to conduct search and rescue missions all over the country, including following the 9 11 terror attacks. ktvu rob roth spoke with the chief about his career and the personal tragedy. that he has had to overcome. he has been to many of the worst disasters in the united states, rescuing victims or recovering bodies. but after 40 years of triumphs, tragedies and an accident that left him a paraplegic harold shepel hellman retired wednesday is chief of the menlo park fire protection district. he also leaves the highly regarded federal urban search and rescue unit he helped form i will miss the people, i'll miss being able to have the latitude. to make things happen, a chapel hamed's last official act was to preside over a promotion ceremony for firefighters, every deployment you go on, especially the federal respond, er it's going to change you, but equally when you come back, it was chappelle haman and his team who recalled to new york just after the terrorist attacks

menlo park fire chief harold chapel helmet has been called to conduct search and rescue missions alles, including following the 9 11 terror attacks. ktvu is rob roth spoke with the chief about his career. he has been to many of the worst disasters in the united states, rescuing victims or recovering bodies. but after 40 years of triumphs, tragedies and an accident that left him a paraplegic harold chevelle hellman retired wednesday is chief of the menlo park fire protection district. he also leaves the highly regarded federal urban search and rescue unit he helped form i will miss the people, i'll miss being able to have the latitude to make things happen. uh huh. chapela hamas last official act was to preside over promotion ceremony for firefighters. every deployment you go on, especially as a federal responder, it's going to change you, but equally when you come back, it was chappelle haman and his team who recalled to new york just after the terrorist attacks on 9 11 the dust and they were in the debris that even got stuck in your what i mean? so that was that was hard and it was

long january, it would, harold, the disturbing development for nigerian security forces. we have no june with who i am but. but i've got some mistakes that has occurred in between us and we know together. so we are st or who we should not relent in the 255 years, the 2 militias had been fighting each other that came to a head last month. when a tory, a leader backer chicago scene here in 2018, reportedly killed himself in a battle with i. yes. fighters, i know that i like, i don't know. but you know that it's field fears that the so called islamic state is consolidating control of the insurgency. in northeastern nigeria, that's at the heart of a string of conflicts involving various extremist groups from mauro, tanya, to chad. no, there are warnings. i activities growing in the horn of africa and northern mozambique too. when they came as the global coalition against r. yes. met to room to discuss the resurfacing of the terror group, sometimes called dia sh. today we began, of course with the meeting of the coalition to defeat isis. and what we have to do to eradicate wha

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matsuyama has been replaced in the year's final major, which begins on thursday, by the american haroldssex have been forced to abandon their current match because one of the opposition, derbyshire, tested positive for covid. other squad members have been identified as close contacts and the players are now self—isolating. essex needed a victory in the match in derby to keep alive their hopes of finishing in the top two in their group and progressing in the competition. they had got themselves into a strong position after the first day, only for the positive case to force abandonment before day two. now, he was the tournament favourite from start to finish, and at the weekend novak djokovic won the wimbledon men's title, beating italian matteo berrettini in four sets. djokovic has now won three grand slams, and, with the us open and the olympics fast approaching, he's on track to take the golden slam. joe wilson looks at what the future holds for the serbian and just how successful djokovic can be. greatness is not simply an expression of statistics butjohn's guess it novak djokovic�*s

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the end of extra time harold did their 1st final in 55 years. typically we can see only one destination with a true thing. you know the . 6 0 boy, was coming. all right. how do you gain extra time? winner was decisive and spot a special moment for his proud coach. i think we deserved it. and for our country, i mean, i've heard this new wembley like that ever. and to be able to share that with everybody and share it with everybody at home is very special. and copenhagen, the air finally went to the danish funds balloon. after a hugely emotional campaign, their team had opened the scoring with their mission to win the tournament for stricken teammate christian ericsson, ultimately run out of steam, maplin lender, that they felt the whole nation has supported us. it's been emotional for the entire team. and it's amazing to be de nation to be part of this, but then school. but right now we're all disappointed and we wanted to make that final become well. so this is a great, great disappointment so, so food need to uninstall order in store school, bu

ted are easy and that's, that's harold that we aim for better. tough day that we ahead, i kinda its only been a few months since president hudson took office and obviously there was some hope from some quarters there that perhaps things would be different under her stewardship. perhaps there would be more of a push for reform. let me ask you this, what would you say to those who might suggest that perhaps it was too soon to be holding these types of gatherings that you damn party were planning on holding? i mean, should more time have been given or would the result have been the same from your vantage point? i think that that would have been the same. we actually had given has the benefits of a doubt. we is analysts that she might really mean changed, but actually we knew from the background that she is actually a result of maybe just to met election that was characterized by, by a lack of latitude, valid safety that thank you. thank. so we need to understand that 2 c m fields. let us question. and some presidents, somebody husband herself, is not confident, especially because she knows