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centro de henderson. metiÓ la cabeza. serÁ tiro de esquina.a estos centrales. muy tarde llega sterling. >> servicio de zurda, cerraditos. salta en el primer poste. cerca de la media luna. no sale de esa zona dinamarca para apretar. recorridos laterales para contener nada mÁs de los daneses. el pase de stones por ese lado. la sigue teniendo henderson finalmente lo encontraron. sterling pasÓ. ¿quÉ dice el Árbitro? penal a favor de inglaterra. hristo: para mÍ es penal. no entiendo tanta defensa desde dÓnde viene. aquÍ lo vemos. muy difÍcil, muy difÍcil. aquÍ vemos que ni lo toca. >> lo estÁn checando. le han dicho al Árbitro que aguante porque lo van a revisar. hristo: para mÍ, no es penal. >> creo que pareciera que lo toca, pero de ahÍ no. >> en el var tambiÉn estÁ uno de los paÍses bajos. >> este es el Árbitro en el var. atenciÓn, ya en esta eurocopa. tiene 37 en su historial en 60 partidos. la indicaciÓn del Árbitro. harry da derecha. el rebote, gol. ¡gooool! ¡de inglaterra! en penal y en el tiempo extra, 2—1. hristo: gran atajada. pero claro,

director henderson, you are muted. >> i know. i like to start off my report every week with that to make sure everyone's paying attention and leans in to hear what i have to say with these pearls of wisdom. all right. let me jump in again with my report. and i will try to get through this quickly. i know we have a lot on the agenda. we are currently at 413 cases that have been open so far this year and we have about 278 cases that are pending in terms of sustained cases. we are at 28 this time last year, we were at 21 cases whose investigations are still ongoing after nine months. there are 28 of those cases. this time last year, we had 33. in terms of cases mediated, we've mediated 20 cases this time last year, we had 23 of the case that is are past nine months of open investigations, more than half of them have been pulled. i will anticipating a question that came in as a comparison not just from this year, but from the previous year as well. i'll talk about some of the increases and all of that information is also going to be

jordan henderson _ these euros. mason mount with the corner! jordan henderson had - these euros.on mount with the| corner! jordan henderson had never scored for his _ corner! jordan henderson had never scored for his country, _ corner! jordan henderson had never scored for his country, another- scored for his country, another headed goal and england were heading into the semifinals with their biggest knockout win at a major tournament. we biggest knockout win at a ma'or tournament. ~ . ., ., , ., tournament. we have another big game cominu u- tournament. we have another big game coming up and — tournament. we have another big game coming up and we _ tournament. we have another big game coming up and we want _ tournament. we have another big game coming up and we want to _ tournament. we have another big game coming up and we want to go _ tournament. we have another big game coming up and we want to go further. coming up and we want to go further this time. it's a great feeling to win and the way we have done it as well shows the big progress we are making. at well shows the big p

, players like that and thatjust henderson, players like that and that just shows henderson, playersimportant henderson, players like that and that just shows how important the whole squad is for him. he keeps on praising them in training, lifting everyone, encouraging everyone. he has got these fantastic people skills and the great managers like sir alex ferguson and pep guardiola and jurgen klopp have these human skills and gareth southgate has those in abundance as well as the technical nous. he those in abundance as well as the technical nous.— technical nous. he says he has sleepless _ technical nous. he says he has sleepless nights _ technical nous. he says he has sleepless nights about - technical nous. he says he has sleepless nights about who - technical nous. he says he has sleepless nights about who to | technical nous. he says he has - sleepless nights about who to leave out, because it been a 26 man squad and only 23 being allowed to name, three players who will never get close to the pitch. you have got to feel for them and he is very quick to talk about that and deflec

me of an effective bill that will address will we see in the states today. >> wade henderson, mr.you here tonight, thanks for helping us understanding that important discussion and the road ahead. i appreciate it. >> thank you, rachel, it is an honor to be with you. >> we have much more ahead tonight, stay with us. t, stay with us. are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas or abdominal discomfort? taking align every day can help. align contains a quality probiotic developed by gastroenterologists. it adds more good bacteria to your gut to naturally help soothe your occasional bloating, gas and abdominal discomfort. support your digestive health with align, the #1 doctor recommended probiotic. try align today. and try new align fast acting biotic gummies. helps soothe occasional digestive upsets in as little as 7 days. seeing blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. new parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum seal tight. new parodontax active gum repair toothpaste. [relaxe

henderson basically, why he didn't feel more despair about voting rights right now. succeeding with all these new anti-voting rights restrictions all across the country. the courts with the conservative majority in the u.s. supreme court leading the way, stripping legal protections for voting, even for voting restrictions that admittedly only go after minority voters. the courts effectively closing themselves off to hearing voting rights cases or vindicating people who had been victimized by restrictions on their voting rights. unified republican opposition in washington to passing anything to bolster voting rights at all, and democrats who can't figure out a way to pass voting rights protections without republicans. even though a little unity and a single change in the senate rules is all democrats would need to be able to do it. so i said to wade henderson after he had that meeting at the white house, after he had come out of that meeting at the white house and said he felt encouraged on voting rights, i said to him, it feels to me like all doors are closed. why do

henderson, thank you so much for being here tonight.t's been a long day, already. >> good evening, rachel. and thank you for having me. >> so many people around the country, right now, are despondent over what's happening with voting rights. with this sense that republicans are on the proverbial warpath to revoke voting rights. the sense that the courts have been neutered and, in any case, have lost their will to try to protect voting rights. and that the congress feels like it's mired in an impasse that's not going to result in them providing any help, otherwise. i think there is a lot of despair, on this issue. and i don't think very many people are talking about paths forward, that -- that feel very hopeful. did any of that -- um -- make its way into that meeting today at the white house? can -- can you share, with us, sort of the contours of that discussion? >> well, rachel, you are correct in characterizing the threats that americans see and feel about our voting system. we are under attack like never before, certainly not in moder

we'll be hearing more from you on that later, as well as brian henderson, director of cricket for sky let's start with gb�*s gold medals, and the olympics coverage on tv this week. andrew georgiou is president of sport at discovery — andrew, you are the main broadcaster for the olympics in britain and much of europe, just give us an idea of how big this operation is for you. can you give us a sense of the scale? yes, it's an enormous operation, that's for sure, notjust the broadcast operation, but the entire olympics in tokyo is tens of thousands of people who have gathered, 11,000 athletes plus another 10,000 officials and volunteers, and others who come to actually make this show happen. it's the biggest show on earth, quite frankly, when it comes to sporting events. our operation with our sublicensees is, you know, several thousand in size. we have scaled back the number of people we have sent to tokyo, obviously given the current covid situation here, so we are sending less people than we had originally planned. but it is an enormous operational effort, and in the current environm

goals by kane, maguire and henderson put england through to their first european championship semifinalor 25 years. cheering. across england, millions of ecstatic fans celebrate a sensational game. we knew we were favourites to win this game but there's a lot of pressure, a lot of expectation and to perform like we did was top drawer. so another clean sheet, four goals, it was the perfect night for us. we will be live in rome. also on tonight's programme: the supermarket giant morrisons accepts a takeover deal worth £6.3 billion. in miami, an approaching storm accelerates plans to demolish the rest of the apartment block where 2a people died and more than 120 are missing. cheering. and the british teenager emma raducanu — ranked 338 in the world — is through to the last 16 at wimbledon. good evening. england are through to the semifinals of the european championship — for the first time in 25 years — after a comprehensive win tonight in rome. they beat ukraine 4—0 with a flurry of goals from captain harry kane, harry maguire and jordan henderson. across england fans have been celebratin

way henderson, i asked mr. henderson, basically, why he didn't feel more despair about voting rights right now. i mean republicans succeeding with all these anti-voting rights restrictions in the country, the courts with the conservative majority in the u.s. supreme court leading the way, stripping legal protections for voting, even for voting restrictions that admittedly only go after minority voters. the courts effectively closing themselves off hearing with people who have been victimized by restrictions on their voting rights. unified -- win and democrats who can figure out a way to pass voting rights protections without the help of republicans. whereas all they need is a little bit of unity to do it. but so i asked him after that meeting, after get come out of that meeting at the white house, i said to him, it feels to me like all doors are closed. why do you feel encouraged? what do you know that i don't know, what else can be done? this is what he said. >> there was a real belief that we who are advocate

even jordan henderson are full of leaders. evenjordan henderson who has not are full of leaders.d be a tough evening for them. do you reckon? who — be a tough evening for them. do you reckon? who are _ be a tough evening for them. do you reckon? who are the _ be a tough evening for them. do you reckon? who are the dangers - be a tough evening for them. do you reckon? who are the dangers up - be a tough evening for them. do you reckon? who are the dangers up for| reckon? who are the dangers up for denmark? , ., ., �* ., ., denmark? they have got braithwaite, their bi est denmark? they have got braithwaite, their biggest strength _ denmark? they have got braithwaite, their biggest strength is _ denmark? they have got braithwaite, their biggest strength is just - denmark? they have got braithwaite, their biggest strength is just their - their biggest strength is just their togetherness, a bit like england, but when you analyse the squad in depth, england have got by far the better individuals, we always question whether they can put it together in a tournament, we have seen it in th

we all were not distracted at the slightest, that's - distracted at the slightest, that's jordan hendersonntre of the photo and the sunday mirror as well. in terms of the picture story and a bit of a gift for the headline writers as well, a fantastic story for the front pages tomorrow morning. for the front pages tomorrow morninu. , , ., ., morning. they been doing overtime with the sunday _ morning. they been doing overtime with the sunday mirror _ morning. they been doing overtime with the sunday mirror and - morning. they been doing overtime with the sunday mirror and others, | with the sunday mirror and others, and as_ with the sunday mirror and others, and as nigel said it's a great green, — and as nigel said it's a great green, it's a well—deserved victory and we _ green, it's a well—deserved victory and we have — green, it's a well—deserved victory and we have all been there for years and we have all been there for years and years— and we have all been there for years and years with hope and the hope you cannot_ and years with hope and the hope you cannot stand. a wonderful tweet i

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the public is invited in for the 1st time since the pandemic hit, will they pull in and see john henderson al jazeera chicago. ah, it's half past the hour on all of the were these on the headlines, argentina, surpassing 100000 cove and 19 deaths. the 5th latin american country to do so. however, infection rates have been decreasing as more people get vaccinated in the netherlands, though, infections of swords by 500 percent in a week. more than 50000 people testing positive. it's lead politicians to hold an emergency debate in parliament to discuss the government's handling of the pandemic . prime minister mark router has apologize for ending almost all the lockdown restrictions. brazil's president's been rushed to hospital with abdominal issues. jaya both center has been treated at a facility. and so paula, after complaining of chronic hiccups for days when a year not give, has more. the doctors have examined him again and have decided for the moment not to submit him to a new surgery. they just said in a statement that they are born, he's going to undergo conservative treatment. and so t

director henderson, you are muted. >> i know.ike to start off my report every week with that to make sure everyone's paying attention and leans in to hear what i have to say with these pearls of wisdom. all right. let me jump in again with my report. and i will try to get through this quickly. i know we have a lot on the agenda. we are currently at 413 cases that have been open so far this year and we have about 278 cases that are pending in terms of sustained cases. we are at 28 this time last year, we were at 21 cases whose investigations are still ongoing after nine months. there are 28 of those cases. this time last year, we had 33. in terms of cases mediated, we've mediated 20 cases this time last year, we had 23 of the case that is are past nine months of open investigations, more than half of them have been pulled. i will anticipating a question that came in as a comparison not just from this year, but from the previous year as well. i'll talk about some of the increases and all of that information is also going to be avai

. >> commissioner hamasaki: director henderson, i was looking at the number of complaints, and is it pretty high or is it consistent at that level? >> i don't know. i'd have to look, and i don't want to answer based on memory. i don't want to tell you something wrong just from my memory. >> commissioner hamasaki: i'll follow up by the next meeting. >> okay. i mean, i have the date, but i just don't want to answer without -- >> president cohen: director henderson, is there anything about this report that you want to call our attention to? >> not really. i will talk about it if the numbers are up a little bit or down or pointed out. or sometimes if i explain like the numbers seem a little bit higher of tolled cases, i'll reexplain -- or if the number of cases have gone beyond nine months, i'll talk about the tolled cases again. i'm trying to edit that out so i'm not just giving random numbers out and focusing more on what the commission asks for because that takes a lot more of the work so week, week to week -- to people, week to week, can gauge what the allegations are. >> president c

i'm going to pivot to paul henderson. i'm sure he has a question and not a statement. >> i do. did i miss something? are we fingerprinting? and this is my own ignorance because it just happened to me recently and i asked to have the car fingerprinted because to me if we're building some sort of date base especially for repeat offenders that does seem effective so that it's done and i know because of volume, there's a lot of stuff happening and i just wanted to affirm my understanding of it in terms of these requests made by the department where the department can build out that database to help include arrests for clearance rates. >> yes. >> well, dam. okay. that was helpful. that's helpful. thank you. people are paying attention. that's good to know. that is helpful. thank you, chief. >> thank you, director. >> president cohen: commissioner yee. >> commissioner yee: yeah. thank you, madam president. and i just want to that the chief and the staff for the preplanning of the 4th of july where we had tons of people in the city. i was in one of the planning sessions and i know how

so they will finish the substitute jordan henderson had his 1st goal for england to make it for nail again, england going to play denmark, wembley on wednesday, the day in the checking the public to want early and show the sensational stuff. the 2nd half from the tree into the semi final is given a ratio. of course, you can follow that story and the answer coming here on out there by looking onto our website algebra dot com ah, ill children's there with me. so robin doha, reminder of all told stories, tens of thousands, the pretense doesn't brazil, a return to the streets, demanding the impeachment of president john ball sonora. the angry, every sampling of the quote of iras pandemic, which has killed more than half a 1000000 brazilians. while the kiana has more from we're just an area where there's an era. 2 was not the only city where there were protest, protest are all over brazil. a some are starting later, i can so follow and people have come to those trades for the 3rd time. since may basically, dave, they are very angry at the way the government has handled the pandemic. over

jordan henderson duly obliged.- henderson duly obliged.duly obliged. with the corner, there's another _ henderson duly obliged. with the corner, there's another one! - henderson's first england goal after 62 caps was england's fourth — yes, fourth — of the night. it wrapped up a victory that, in truth, was never in doubt. we don't sto truth, was never in doubt. we don't step here. — truth, was never in doubt. we don't step here. we've — truth, was never in doubt. we don't stop here, we've got _ truth, was never in doubt. we don't stop here, we've got another- truth, was never in doubt. we don't stop here, we've got another big i stop here, we've got another big game coming up and we want to go further, further this time than we did in the world cup so of course it is a great feeling to win here and the way that we've done it as well shows the progress that we're making is a country so long may the improvement continue. is a country so long may the imrovement continue. ., ,., , improvement continue. england -based fans could not — improveme

josh navidi will also make their debuts after being called up as replacements, and ireland's iain hendersonurday. now, to the latest milestone forjames anderson — he's taken his ioooth first—class wicket. it came during a superb spell of bowling for lancashire against kent in the county championship. anderson claimed his best figures at old trafford — 7—19 — as kent were bowled out for 7h. and that's all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there, summer 2021 so far appears to have been feast or famine, whether it's sunshine or rain. when we have the rain, we really have had the rain. this was sunday in edinburgh. you can see almost two inches of rain fell in 2a hours. and that brought some disruption. we're still under an influence of low pressure. still producing some rain, but it does look as though things will quiet down a little later this week. for tuesday, we see wet weather moving into southeast scotland through the day, blustery as well. strong winds, gale force gusts along the kent coast, that will rattle through some showers at quite a pace. but it

again and then sure again, sets up harry came the 3 know and it was walking about and then jordan henderson made it for now. he's 1st of ago freedom. so everyone was happy just worked out perfectly. alright and now the semi finals in the finals are going to be at wimbledon. when will be in london. and england has not completed a goal getting the tournaments. so could we say that football is coming home? well, as a, as an englishman, i know that it's a bit early to be saying things that, that given we have one of the major titles in 900 $66.00 and yes, it is 3 semi finals in a row now for this england side, but they have gone out in the last season, we finals the nations league and the will cope. so it's a bit early to say, but yes, the same as the women they're going to have 60000 pounds, wembley, which a lot of people think he's very high. give them that grown virus cases rising again in england. so yeah, it's, you'd have to say their favorites looking at that going forward. alright. and looking forward, england, phase denmark on wednesday in the dean's themselves, are kind of enjoying a f

remember harry maguire tojordan henderson for carrying injuries into this tournament.ight once again, repaid his faith from his manager with that crucial goal as just the right time. and that semifinal against denmark. and who came up with that, just the right time? is that match went to extra time. harry kane. albeit, his penalty being saved initially by kasper schmeichel. falling kindly for him. he was there for the follow—up, sparking scenes of huge jubilation inside wembley. we wait to see if we will see familiar scenes once again tonight. let's hear from gareth southgate now, scenes once again tonight. let's hearfrom gareth southgate now, who says his team will not need to do anything special tonight. it is business as usual in preparing them for this game. in finals, actually, the key is to hit your normal level. lots of teams in finals end up under—performing. you don't have to find a level beyond where you've ever gone before.it's about hitting, about doing it's about hitting, about doing what you're good at. transferring what you're doing on the training pitch

harry maguire scored england's second just after the restart — before goals from jordan henderson andonce again. england now play denmark at wembley stadium in the semis — after the danes earlier beat the czech republic 2—1 in baku. our correspondent greg mckenzie has been at a bar in south london with england fans — getting reaction to the victory. this results surely underlined their credentials as genuine challengers for this years tournament. they made the best possible stand here. he retained scoring his second goal of the tournament inside for minutes. that the second courtesy of a free kick, being headed home by harry maguire for england possible second in they soon at the third, a brilliant piece of skill from rahim sterling on the edge of the ukraine box to set up manchester united as he retained, the england captain got his second on the night. englandthird the emphatic result was rounded off when jordan englandthird the emphatic result was rounded off whenjordan henderson on the second—half substitute, converted with this added goal. first goal for converted with this added

gates tactic was to gamble on the plays the on the pitch and very late to bring on then 1st 2nd, henderson and then an extra time other players than the penalties again, you know, you gamble and sounds great, gambled and he lost jordan, pick fitting and go to school. save 2 penalties using a wednesday. yeah. usually that winds your pal to shoot up. didn't pay off this. so italy deserve european championship. i mean on the whole, yes, it was that tournament and they didn't go into this tournament, is one of the key favorites. you know, you had france and portugal for instance, take that mantle with belgium. italy among a lot of inside is especially italian inside, as they said, watch out for this team because the city is getting better is a good mix of young, an old mancini. the coach brought a real togetherness to the squad. and like i say the league has improved and you have not just teams from the 1st full clubs providing place to the national team. i think that's always very important for the hunger as well as the side. they certainly went like favorites, but kelly and he put it best ju

sure again and sets up harry came the 3 know and was walking about and then jordan henderson made it for and he 1st of a go bring them so ed room was happy just worked out perfectly. alright. and now the semi finals in the finals are going to be at wimbledon will be in london, and england had not conceited to go get in the tournament. so could we say that football is coming home? well, as an englishman, i know that it's a bit early to be saying things that, that given we have one of the major titles in 966 and yes, it is 3 semi finals in a row now for this england side, but they have gone out in the last season we finals the nation's league and the will cope. so it's a bit early to say, but yes, the send me the women's are going to have 60000 friends, wembley, which a lot of people think he's very high. give them that grown virus cases rising again in england. so yeah, it's, you have to say their favorites looking at that going forward. alright. and looking forward, england face denmark on wednesday in the dean's themselves are kind of enjoying a fairy tale tournament. after what was

we have heard from a couple of the players are sending out messages to the fans, jordan henderson sayingeach other has been something really special, it says a lot about those lads who took a penalty last night, huge courage but we win and lose as a team and we will learn from this experience and many of the players this morning echoing that. find this morning echoing that. and familiar questions for the football authorities about security and racism? it authorities about security and racism? ., , , ., ., racism? it got very ugly for a few hours around _ racism? it got very ugly for a few hours around wembley _ racism? it got very ugly for a few hours around wembley last - racism? it got very ugly for a few| hours around wembley last night. racism? it got very ugly for a few - hours around wembley last night. the stewarding was overwhelmed by thousands of people in the wembley area without tickets trying to get in. and there will be a big postmortem about that, exactly how it was policed. because certainly they were overwhelmed and not ready for that huge surge of supporters, the demand t

joining me is wade henderson. they was there for yesterday's meeting.ting was like, what the agenda was and what the exchange was like. >> it's important to note the president convened this meeting after a shared belief that american democracy is in peril like nothing we have seen in the modern era. it was the president that recognized much is at stake for reasons you mentioned and the supreme court's decision of last week putting yet again another hold, gaping hole in the voting rights act of 1965. those things taken together pose the greatest threat to american democracy that we have seen. for our part the civil rights community made clear that we need the president to lead congress to act and we need for the people act and the john lewis voting rights advancement act and they must be done urgently now. time is of the essence. we can't afford a significant delay. we can't allow the arcane senate rule of the filibuster to stand in the way of producing important legislation that a majority of americans support . failure is not a option. >>. >> did the p

rowjosh navidi will also make their debuts after being called up as replacements, and ireland's iain hendersonably won their first match, thumping the sigma lions 56—14 on saturday. meanwhile, the springboks are in isolation for the second time in eight days. they suspended training after lood dejager, the sale sharks player, tested positive for covid—19, and that puts their game against georgia on friday in doubt. geraint thomas has decided to continue to ride in the tour de france when it resumes tomorrow after a rest day. he had been contemplating quitting after losing more than 35 minutes on saturday's mountainous stage. it's been a tough race for thomas, who dislocated his shoulder in a crash on stage three. it's been more enjoyable for mark cavendish, who was a late call—up for the race, won his first stage in five years on tuesday, and then another on thursday — although still a hard week of racing. thankfully, it's a rest day. the first rest day of the tour de france. everybody is completely spent. but obviously it's been an exciting week to watch on tv. if we stopped now, this would b

marcus rashford with this campaign, jordan henderson collecting, galvanising players across the uk tong those who went before, i know them personally, i know the likes of david beckham and steven gerard and frank lampard, great blokes, but they have always been bigger than football, maybe that didn�*t quite measure the idea of a team ethic, whereas these players, you read these tributes to them, they understand to sublimate themselves or the team. as a consequence you get a better team.— get a better team. interesting anal sis. get a better team. interesting analysis. john, _ get a better team. interesting analysis. john, martin - get a better team. interesting analysis. john, martin talking | get a better team. interesting - analysis. john, martin talking there about the inclusivity of the team and the multicultural nature of this team, the sandy times sort of reflecting that in terms of the unification of the country behind this team with a feature about blackburn, this town is not divided, we are one people and we all love england. we are one people and we all love encland. , , , .

david jolly, former maryland democratic congresswoman donna edwards and civil rights attorney david henderson. thank you all for getting us started today. peter, the president knew that there would be plenty of times like this. joe biden of all people has seen it all and where there would be things on multiple fronts, but what are you hearing about the white house's strategy going into this afternoon's meeting especially in the wake of what had to have been a tough conversation about afghanistan. >> yeah. kasie, it's a good question and it's a lot of what will happen behind the scenes with civil rights leaders with the president and vice president in attendance today will focus specifically on building that strategy as it relates to voting rights more broadly. the president is facing, as you noted, a lot of pressure right now to do and to say more on this topic specifically, the white house, the prs has been previewing that he would have a major push on this issue and there is no speech on this topic scheduled this week, the big remark will be focused on afghanistan and among those in the roo

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there was nojordan henderson. they have their own separate fitness programme.you soon realise just watching from the first 15 minutes when you see jaden sancho and the rest of them there as well, the two most likely to oust in the forward alongside harry kane and raheem sterling. there are places still at stake here. everybody desperate to get into this england team, and that is one of the hallmarks of it. the competition for places, but everybody working together towards the same thing. that is, of course, winning the first major final in 55 years. meanwhile, england have been charged by uefa after a laser was directed at denmark keeper kasper schmeichel during the match. cameras showed a green light on schmeichelis face just before harry kane took his penalty in extra time. schmeichel did save it, but kane went on to score the rebound. england have also been charged with causing a "disturbance" during denmark's national anthem and for setting off fireworks. eddiejones has described gareth southgate as a "great example to every coach", with his england footbal

. >> i spoke with wade henderson who's at that meeting today and i was interested to hear he's a very measured person, and he speaks, he's one of those people who is completely in control at all times and speaks very measured terms, but i was interested to hear him say he was encouraged coming out of that meeting. there is not a lot of externally visible reason to be encouraged about voting rights right now. hearing white henderson say that the meeting was encouraging to him and that he sees the hope for progress including on legislation was not what i expected to hear from him. seems like a great prospect. >> we will have to people who were in the room and we will find out how encouraged they were. >> excellent. thanks, lawrence. >> thank you, rachel. ks, >> two of the people who arn the room in that meeting today with a vice president and president are joining us tonight. the white house meeting about voting rights went on for much longer than the hour that it was scheduled for. that's always a good sign about white house meetings, if they go on extra long. it was the kind of meetin

there was no jordan henderson or check in there, they have their own separate fitness programmes.ry start of the tournament. it was a great session to actually witness because they were at it from the very off. you soon realise just watching from the first 15 minutes when you see jaden and the rest of them there as well, phil foden the to oust in that forward lined up alongside harry kane and raheem sterling. this place is still at stake here, everybody desperate to get into this england team and that is one of the hallmarks of it, the competition for places with everybody working together towards the same thing and that's of course witting first major final in 55 years. and those 13 players out there trying to impress gareth southgate, a get a quick word with steve, the assistant and he said it's fantastic getting back here indisputable part of the countryside. everything made—to—measure here and just for them to reset and refocus. they've done that brilliantly all through this tournament. they would like a few more days to prepare for this final but they are back in the routine

he said today he'll be filing a petition to end the conservatorship as quickly as possible david hendersonrights attorney, former prosecutor, cnbc contributor man, this is new, a huge turn of events what do you make of it? >> it's quite a day. i think the biggest issue is britney having the ability to choose her own lawyer. one of the interesting things that's happened in this case is the aclu, along with 25 other organizations, filed a brief in support of her ability to do just that, saying hey, judge, we know we're not a party to this we know we don't represent her, but she should have the right to choose her own lawyer because it's a fundamental right i think we'll see things change for her now. >> she wants the court to charge her father with conservatorship abuse. is that a thing? >> yes and no. it's hard to answer this question, because you've heard about so many egregious things that have happened to her, but there's a really big difference between wrongful conduct and criminal conduct the court can sanction a party if they disobey the court, do something wrong. but in order to char

. >> i just spoke with wade henderson, who was at that meeting today. and i was interested to hear. he is a very measured person. and he speaks, um -- he is one of these people, who is completely in control, at all times, and speaks in very measured terms. but i was very interested to hear him say that he was encouraged, coming out of that meeting. there is not a lot of externally-visible reason to be encouraged about voting rights right now. but hearing wade henderson say that the meeting was encouraging to him and that he sees the hope for progress, including on legislation, was not what i expected to hear from him. and seems -- seemed -- seems like a bright prospect. >> yeah. we're going to have two people who are in the room, too. and he will' -- we'll find out how encouraged they were. >> all right. excellent. thanks, lawrence. >> thank you, rachel. thank you. >>> well, two of the people who were in the room in that meeting today with the president and vice president are going to be joining us tonight. the white house meeting about voting rights went on for much longer than the

david henderson, civil rights attorney, former prosecutor.st to remove her father has been denied would it have been better to request the end of the conservatorship entirely >> you know, shep, that's a good question and i think that one of the things we have to look at is one of her co-conservators, has recently asked to withdraw on the basis they thought the trust was voluntary, and recently learned that it wasn't the fact that they withdrew this way tells me that britney has effectively outsmarted many of the lawyers on the case, and it was wise for her to approach the court the way she did. >> i was going to ask you if you thought legally britney made a mistake speaking out publicly. >> no. i think a lot of lawyers said she did. and initially i was skeptical myself you think about the way it happened overall, it seemed clear to me she did that against the advice of counsel. but this move by bessemer seemed it managed to attract the type of attention she wanted to here is a question someone who could engineer that result, you honestly say

that is what's surprising that it didn't happen. >> david henderson, thank you. some of bill cosby's other accusers reacting today.accuser. rosemary, now, rosemary connors now from nbc 10 philadelphia rosemary, now, she covers the trial for our local station, nbc 10 philadelphia. thank you, rosemary. what are the other women saying? >> well, shep, i was in that courtroom for both of cosby's trials and listened to the time of the accusers. it was raw the emotion was palpable and tonight, many of them are sharing their disappointment but making clear, today's decision was not about cosby's guilt or innocence told "the ap" today, quote, i just think it's a miscarriage of justice. this is about procedure, it's not about the truth of the women. another accuser, patricia, now 65, told "the new york times," she had been preparing for this possibility but was still stunned. saying quote, i'm feeling sad because this is absolutely a perceived loss on my part. now, many of these women and their supporters were at court, every day, during both trials. and so was attorney gl