the evening of november 27, 1978, on these very steps, harry brit made a promise to the people that marched from castro and market street by candleloathe and told them some day there will be something special in the city and it will have haerfby milk's name oen it. 46 years later and about this close to see the promise fulfilled. at last, the coalition of communities that harvey loved and fought for has come together and coalesed support around a vision for lifting harvey milk and civil rights movement in san francisco. i'm incredibly proud of the commitment made to engage the grassroots of the community and process of developing what we refer to as the memorial at harvey melic plaza because there is already a harvey milk plaza but it doesn't represent who he was and what he stood for and community to gather and all the hard work to be done to insure lgbtq civil rights and all civil right for all marginalized communities. it is because of all this good faith engagement with the community that the project now enjoys broad support from a raisk of organizations in the neighborhood and in the c

. ♪ >> harris: fox news chief political analyst brit hume has a take on what you watched.iden is senile and decrepit but not sure obama needed to lead him away. biden absorbed the applause for a bit. when obama reached out and grabbed his wrist. i bet white house staff is annoyed with obama. the white house did say biden simply paused to take in the applause. brian kilmeade host of "fox & friends" and the radio show happening right now with his listeners joining us and host of one nation with brian kell mead on saturday nights. if you aren't trying to help the president in that moment. >> i think he is trying to help him. my gut tells me obama knows his way on a stage. i don't care where he is at a church where he has to sing after the death of a shooting in south carolina. nobody can say that he does not have stage presence and great instincts. he looked over and he said we have to go. and that was it. it wasn't because there was too much applause. same look we had five days prior at the white house lawn. he doesn't -- you watched him put those sunglasses on and people at

whether murray is involved or not,it might be worth keeping an eye out forfellow brits pauljubb and billy harrissterday as a trio of british females had a day to forget. emma raducanu was knocked out in the quarterfinals — beaten in straight sets by the world number 14, daria kasatkina. raducanu won just four games in a match that lasted less than an hour and a half. fellow brits katie boulter and harriet dart also suffered defeats. further bad news at wimbledon qualifying as 15—year—old hannah klugman was beaten. she lost her final match to america's alycia parks to miss out on making the main draw. but 22—year—old sonay kartel will be involved in the first round after an impressive win against russia's erika andreeva. kartel won in straight sets against a player ranked 196 places above her. to the t20 cricket world cup, where england's defence of their trophy is over after a humilating semifinal defeat to india. england won the toss in guyana and chose to field. they took wickets regularly — chrisjordan with three of them — as india set england 172 to win. but their chase started dreadfully —

there was also no joy for the other brit in the quarterfinals. billy harrisdraper will be one of the seeds. he is up to 31st in the world rankings now. tt is seeds. he is up to 31st in the world rankings now-— rankings now. it is great to follow that talent. _ rankings now. it is great to follow that talent, isn't _ rankings now. it is great to follow that talent, isn't it? _ rankings now. it is great to follow that talent, isn't it? thanks, - rankings now. it is great to follow| that talent, isn't it? thanks, mike. we will be back with the headlines at seven o'clock. now it is time for unspun world. hello, and welcome to unspun world from the bbc�*s headquarters here in a sunny london. in our programme today... ..is russia's summer offensive turning out to be as successful as ukraine feared ? this summer, notably, for the first time they are saying things like, "we don't really know "what our goal is, other than to stay alive." the idea of pushing the russians to the border, certainly in the east, feels far—fetched to them. who owns the moon, and what are di

harris tomorrow. >> we will get our first glimpse of the president in a week when he heads to atlanta. >> great reporting today. after an entire week away from the white house, fox news d political analyst brit hume is warning president biden that he had better be ready for the debate when it finally kicks off. >> normally you do have to own up to some extent to remember details. but this president is going through is quite unusual. a president by the very nature of his or her job, his job so far is -- the details of these major issues. you have to deal with them all the time. this level of preparation is unusual and probably -- biden is pretty old, and his memory is not so good. people have seen that. they see how awkwardly he walks in all the rest of it. they are obviously trying to gain profits and hoping he can get through this account with donald trump and look like a vibrant man. >> brit hume always knows how to put it. if they are trying to get biden to practice trigger words for trump, i would imagine a trigger word for biden would be, okay, it's beginning now. it's after 9:00. you have to stand for 90 minutes. we will see how he does. the liberal media and democrats have some advice

brits under 40. he inherited it from his late father . his late father. >> good catch. well done girl. whoever got snared him. >> but while all the royals have been invited, prince harryward run ins with prince william, his brother. >> which is sad, really . william, his brother. >> which is sad, really. how about they just grow up and get overit? about they just grow up and get over it? that's what you think. let's bring in our royal correspondent, cameron walker, cameron , good to see you. so, cameron, good to see you. so, where are you? are you outside? where the wedding is taking place ? place? >> i am nana indeed. this is the west door of chester cathedral, where the society wedding of the yearis where the society wedding of the year is taking place. the duke of westminster marrying olivia henson.in of westminster marrying olivia henson. in the last few minutes, the prince of wales has arrived through the side entrance to my left. here he is one of the ushers at this wedding. he's an incredibly close friend of hugh grosvenor, the duke of westminster. as and prince harry is also a very close friend as well. but as you were saying, ben, the duke is the richest b'ri

harry kane penalty. all right. >> talking about having to show some confidence. moving on. what about emma raducanu. it's nottingham open isn't it. this week. yes that's right. >> so she's leading katie boulter, another britmewhere near her best. she was, of course, in 2021, the us open champion. she didn't even drop a set i've never seen in any sport a performance like that from a teenagen a performance like that from a teenager. it was absolutely extraordinary. it made what wayne rooney did for everton in 2002 when he was 16, look pretty average, but winning all those, winning all those matches, it was absolutely straordinarie. but she's done nothing since then. she's had injuries. she'd had personnel problems with coaches changing them all the time. but she's she's not won this semi—final. she's only a set up. it got suspended last night in nottingham but she's looking good on grass. she hasn't really got much form on grass actually. don't forget the us open is hardcourt and we'd love to see her do well at wimbledon. whether you can just pick it up after so long out of and out of contention and then go and win a grand slam, i don't know. but if she's she's showing good form. last night she had a little