ican imagine. i understand _ his medal. ican imagine. i understand the _ his medal. ican imagine.t is - his medal. ican imagine. i understand the heat is an l his medal. ican imagine. i- understand the heat is an issue and we will look at that later in the programme. sarah, what else do we have to look forward to on day three? so much action, isn't there? today we've gone through the swimming and we've had the triathlon and now all of the attention will be focused on the likes of the men's rugby sevens. few will forget fiji's golden moment from five years ago. i was lucky enough to be there to see them win and celebrated and you could see how much it meant to their country. they were shaky at first, playing japan, but they came back to win so they are off to a winning start. one really interesting one, one of the new sports we are seeing, skateboarding. the men's street final on sunday, the women's street event is under way and one of the local hopes issue mori is in the middle chance of it and the park event is slightly different. earlier, i spoke to us skateboarder bryce wettste

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ican i can see that he has been having some fun with the bat, pakistan 41 without loss in the sixth overer highlights on bbc two at 1115 this evening. don't forget tonight celtic played the first leg of their champions league follow—up —— qualifying second—round tie against the danish side it is the first competitive game in charge. that one takes up at 745 at celtic park. you can follow it on the bbc sport website, but for now, for the team clinic at night. hello. a few isolated thunderstorms around today, but for many, it's about the sunshine and heat. a met office amber warning for extreme heat remains in place, parts of wales, the midlands, southwest england towards hampshire and the isle of wight, a combination of high night—time temperatures, high daytime temperatures will have an impact on health, infrastructure and potential travel to. it's here where we see the highest temperatures this afternoon, 30—31 celsius quite widely across these areas. a little bit fresher for some coastal parts, as we will see elsewhere, we can see temperature still into the high 20s for many across nor

no, no, ican�*t, right now, especially, i can't.half years ago, even when i had armed guards protecting me, i would escape them a couple of times in order to go investigate. and yes, certainly, i had to dress up in certain cases when i'm investigating organised crime, but i keep doing it, i have my...ways. i'm a very good reporter, in that case! let's talk a little bit, if we may, about mexico's political leadership and president andres manuel lopez 0brador, amlo, as many people call him. he came to power pledging to do more to protectjournalists, to protect human rights and to take on organised crime. i just wonder how you would judge him because, in recent months, he's actually been quite critical of some human rights groups for being anti—mexican and being in cahoots with the opposition to him, inside the country. do you believe he is making good on his promises? i don't, i do not believe he is making good. i think that he's the most honest president that we have ever had in mexico, for sure, but he is attacking journalists every

it's going to cause a ican nomic crisis, but your rent is still going out. your health care is growing up, freight costs are still going up your all your goods and services are going up and price. at the end of the day, i really want to know what rick, and when i say about all this, don't go away much more coming your way. the me i choose ah, ah me. ah, you know, it did, you know it when you spin up and didn't want, you know, you didn't, you don't, i don't know, don't go down the limit of all using that body only and then i get to click on the find out what is the most of it, so from your home, you took a look at the middle initial with those who knew all along plenty also. initials going to submit your use the me welcome back to the guys report i my guys are time now to return to the legendary rick ackerman. of ricks pix rick, welcome back. thanks much for inviting me on macs. i'm looking at today's new york post the front page. huge headline, the incredible shrinking dollar. it's talking about inflation, talking about prices skyrocketing. so let's talk abo

i can't ican�*t imagine i can't imagine how difficult it must be for her.e pressure i felt there, with no history behind me — she's got the whole weight of the world on her shoulders. everyone, every household knows the name simone biles. and to have that pressure is just... it's intense and, at some point, it was going to get on top of her. and i think it'sjust amazing going to get on top of her. and i think it's just amazing that she felt strong enough to speak out about that. for more on the rest of the days olympic action, here's my colleague lucy hockings, who's in tokyo. japan's gold rush continues. we've seen the teenager winning the coveted men's all—around gymnastics title, his second metal of the tokyo games after helping japan to silver in the team event. as well as this woman from australia picking up a second gold medal, setting a games record on her latest battle with american katie k. and the 400 metre freestyle on monday, she touched home in 53.50 seconds. lebanon's economic crisis _ home in 53.50 seconds. lebanon's economic crisis is _ home

there as well, perhaps to help explain why certain countries of state as long well, i mean there are ican nomic interest and why are we leaving? i mean, if it's truly a trillion dollar cash of lithium, another rare metals. and that's something worth fighting for, that's where dion for, i mean, that's in america's interest. we should be staying in defending our access to these critical risk. never been about minerals. this is a, this is, this is a false hood. united states doesn't know why we were in afghanistan. that's one of the reasons why we're getting out. the mission has been nebulous. you know, we were supposed to be a big counterterrorism operation. turned into a nation building operation. did a nation sustainment operation, a large part of the american military tremendous over the past decade, had been these provisional reconstruction efforts where we send in a military unit, we give them a whole bunch of money, cash money. and they go in and they build schools. they build infrastructure, they, they try to build governance at the local level. they every single one of them failed,

yes, ican. laughter cool the film that won the palme d'0r is titane... wait, wait, wait, no! in cannes with more on that incident and the winning film. you sort of see what happened. and there was a lot of confusion amongst the press corps at first, going, "what on earth has spike leejust announced?" but it's very clear that they did ask him what the first movie was, and so you can... either he was handed the wrong envelope or he did literally say what the winning movie was and it went that way. and i suppose it's made for a wonderful viral clip, which is currently going around the world, publicising the cannes film festival and the movie titane and spike lee, so it's not all bad publicity, but it's certainly a moment probably to rival that 0scar moonlight/la la land moment? do you remember that a few years ago? and, yeah, it rarely happens in film, but i think everyone's taking it very lightly. and somebody did say, actually, that because that was out of the way so quickly, everybody could just relax and enjoy the evening, actually, because we knew what had won! well, emma,

groups or society against each other to distract us, frankly, from the pressing needs of, you know, ican. i'm a crisis and climate change. what he says, pasco stoking the culture was when i think i agree, i think it's, i mean it's nothing new that folk of elements, it's very, it's a very easy politic to use or to miss used to be arise, some minorities for a news, roma people, sexual minorities, etc, may be to, to develop a debate to come to focus on the, on the topic, which maybe is not the, the number one priority in the country. but so at the same time it avoids maybe to talk about order would you may be surrounding developments in hungary, for example, that has been a very real political debate. of course. yeah. and i mean the, the politic which mr. all been has implemented in the last years now is also can also concern sexual minority and the n g g i q can minority. but in the past we also had several ad tax legal attacks. so to say against cb writes, so it's also a new development in something which has been developed into last years. and it's also, it's also we will hear it maybe i

yes, ican. 0ui, oui. cool the film that won the award... wait, wait, wait, don't!ood evening. hot sunshine was the weather story for most parts of the uk today, but the really big story was in northern ireland where, as you can see, it was beach weather in county down, and temperatures at ballywatticock got all the way up to 31.2 celsius — and that is northern ireland's highest temperature on record. plenty of other places not too far behind, but in shetland, lerwick only got up to 13 celsius this afternoon because we had a lot of cloud around. you can see this on the satellite picture, a lot of cloud generally across the northwest of scotland, there was the odd spot of rain here, quite a brisk wind, and elsewhere, it was sunshine all the way. but as we head through this evening and overnight, we will bring more of that cloud down across the north and the west of scotland, with some rain in the far north. northern ireland will cloud over, as well, turning quite murky in places. clear spells further south, a warm night with temperatures in some of the towns and citi

ican i can see he was not going to concede. and so anyways he cut across me and we collided. frustrated that we have to give space for one another. but anyways... so i knew i had the penalty and i was like i am going to give it everything for the team and for the fans here and we will see where we get and just never gave up. a day to remember for lewis hamilton. the same can be said for collin morikawa. he is the open champion after a bogey—free final round 66 saw him finish two shots ahead of fellow american jordan spieth. disappointment in the end for south africa's louis 0osthuizen, who started the day with a one—shot lead but faltered in his final round. ben croucher has been following the action forfour days for us. what a moment ultimately for who is doing on debut again.— doing on debut again. astonishing sto from doing on debut again. astonishing story from collin _ doing on debut again. astonishing story from collin morikawa - doing on debut again. astonishing story from collin morikawa and i doing on debut again. astonishing i story from collin morikawa and what i d

yes, ican. laughter cool the film that won the palme d'0r is titane... wait, wait, wait, no!do stay with us on bbc news. much more coming up. and of course, if you want more details on our top stories as rescue crews are racing to find survivors of the floods that every cabinet across western europe, just go to our website. i'm on twitter. @regedahmad see you soon. hello there. saturday saw the warmest weather of the year so far in all four nations of the uk. and in northern ireland, whereas you can see it was beach weather in county down, temperatures actually broke the all—time record. the highest temperature since records began in northern ireland, ballywatticock 31.2 degrees. but in england, in wales and in scotland, we saw some pretty hot temperatures. however, the far north of scotland was much, much cooler, just 13 degrees for parts of shetland, whereas you can see we had a lot of cloud. you can pick that out on the satellite picture through saturday afternoon. and that cloud has been pushing a little further south—westwards, so starting off sunday morning, rather clou

ican hear i can hear you 0k. i can hearyou ok. i am i can hear you ok. i am ready.antastic stuff. are you excited about the games taking place injapan? i excited about the games taking place injapan?— place in japan? i am very much lookin: place in japan? i am very much looking forward _ place in japan? i am very much looking forward to _ place in japan? i am very much looking forward to it, _ place in japan? i am very much looking forward to it, but - place in japan? i am very muchj looking forward to it, but some people are not. it's a very sensitive moment injapan. people are not. it's a very sensitive moment in japan. and, mieko, in terms _ sensitive moment in japan. and, mieko, in terms of _ sensitive moment in japan. and, mieko, in terms of the _ sensitive moment injapan. and, mieko, in terms of the public opinion, you are a volunteer. you saw the olympics take place, didn't you, back in 1964. foryou, place, didn't you, back in 1964. for you, as a japanese member of the public, do you get a sense that perhaps once the action gets under way that shift, the feel

yes, ican. a big night and a big moment, that came just a bit earlier than intended.a little ahead of schedule... cue a fair dose of confusion and a few red faces. fast forward a couple of hours, throw in a hollywood sex symbol, and try again. you're ready? i am ready. it's now? yes. 0k. the palme d'0r — titane. directorjulia ducourneau still looked a little overwhelmed, even if she knew she was going to win ahead of time. and why not? she's only the second woman to ever be awarded the palme d'0r. titane has been described as outlandish, grizzly, yet comic. it is the story of a female serial killer, said to be one of the most shocking films ever shown at the festival. there was this moment where i felt i was in the twilight zone, so i didn't believe it at all. so, somehow, there was the same tension as if he hadn't said anything. elsewhere, the award for the best actress went to a norway's renate reinste for her part in the worst person in the world. and america's caleb landryjones was named best actor for the film nitram. but the big winner wasjulia ducourneau, who s

ican i can sense getting too used to a state of emergency and it is not stopping people from going out of— the government really wants to stop spread of the virus may have to lock us down _ spread of the virus may have to lock us down and — spread of the virus may have to lock us down and offer financial support. on day 7 of the tokyo 0lympics — all eyes will turn to the track, as the heats for the 100 metres, marks the start of the athletics. australia sends in the troops to enforce sydney's stay—at—home restrictions — as covid infections continue to rise.

yes, ican. oui, oui. cool the film that won the award... wait, wait, wait, don't!h. we can cross live to cannes and bbc talking movies reporter emma jones. hi there, mi. playing very close attention to that. what a moment. to be there, he was asked what the winning movie was, wasn't he? weill. winning movie was, wasn't he? well, he kind of wise. _ winning movie was, wasn't he? well, he kind of wise. he _ winning movie was, wasn't he? well, he kind of wise. he is _ winning movie was, wasn't he? well, he kind of wise. he is sort _ winning movie was, wasn't he? well, he kind of wise. he is sort of- winning movie was, wasn't he? well, he kind of wise. he is sort of see - he kind of wise. he is sort of see what happens, and there was a lot of confusion amongst the press going what on earth has spike lee just announced, but it is very clear that they did ask him what the first movie was, so you can, either he was handed the wrong envelope, or he did later they take what the winning movie was, and it went that way. i suppose it's made for a wonderful viral clip which is c

ican to crustaceans, so lobsters, octopuses, squid. i can understand why _ octopuses, squid.aying a minute ago, thousands— what i was saying a minute ago, thousands of people having to isolate — thousands of people having to isolate in the economy, whether extending — isolate in the economy, whether extending rights to mollusks and octopuses is really something the government should be focusing this much _ government should be focusing this much on _ government should be focusing this much on. maybe animal rights activists— much on. maybe animal rights activists want it. | much on. maybe animal rights activists want it.— activists want it. i think they mi . ht. activists want it. i think they might- let's _ activists want it. i think they might. let's look _ activists want it. i think they might. let's look at - activists want it. i think they might. let's look at another| activists want it. i think they - might. let's look at another story in the times, which is borisjohnson trying to bring football home. he wants to to step up efforts for britain to host the world cup in 20

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the trust that people place in each other and technology the ceremony is ultimately controlled by icanhat coordinates the internet's naming system officials there will determine dan's replacement. jeff moss told us what they will be looking for. >> we want somebody who can not be compromised so somebody who is really confident in who they are and doesn't necessarily have any secrets to hide. you can't blackmail them >> now, shep, to replace dan kaminsky, they're going to need someone who can travel the country or the world on a moment's notice in the case of an internet disaster because of the specific role he played this icann tells us they have a pool of more than 100 volunteers to choose from. they say they will select someone who promotes diversity, and they're going to need to find someone who lives up to a very high standard >> eamon javers, thank you. after more than a month searching a grim milestone in surfside, florida, the last victim unaccounted for found and identified 54-year-old estelle hedaya her brother says she loved working out, dancing and traveling, and she kept im

i can't ican�*t imagine i can't imagine how difficult it must be for her.istory behind me, she has got the whole weight of the world on her shoulders. every household knows the name simone biles and to have that pressure isjust, it is intense. for more on the rest of the days olympic action, here's my colleague lucy hockings, who's in tokyo. japan's gold rush continues. we have seen this teenager would win in the coveted men's all—rounderjanessa coveted men's all—rounder janessa title, coveted men's all—rounderjanessa title, his second in the tokyo games after helping them to silver in the team event. also strong is this young australian woman picking up a second gold medal and setting a games record and her latest battle with american katie hideki. she touched home in one minute and 53.5 zero seconds. —— katie ledecky. good evening, summer warmth and sunshine may be in short supply at the moment but one thing we haven't been short of today is rain. drinking downpours and thunderstorms have affected many places and in northern scotland the rain has been hea

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ican i can sense getting too used to a state of emergency and it is not stopping people from going out. if the government really wants to stop spread _ the government really wants to stop spread of— the government really wants to stop spread of the virus may have to lock us down _ spread of the virus may have to lock us down and — spread of the virus may have to lock us down and offer financial support. on day 7 of the tokyo 0lympics — all eyes will turn to the track, as the heats for the 100 metres, marks the start of the athletics. australia sends in the troops to enforce sydney's stay—at—home restrictions — as covid infections continue to rise. and one of hollywood's best paid stars, scarlettjohansson, is suing disney for streaming her latest movie, "black widow" and we meet africa's �*mother of contemporary dance,�* who's won a prestigious prize at the venice dance biennale — at the age of 77. hello and welcome. after hitting a new record for the number of confirmed daily cases of more than 10,000 injapan, a state of emergency already in place in tokyo has been extended to more reg

ican give i can give him this reassurance, we will consume to follow the law.n this country over the last six weeks? i am so proud of this young, diverse and humble team and everything it represents. they are at the very best of modern britain, everything that i know this country can be. does the prime minister think that it was wrong to criticise the england team's decision to oppose racism by taking the knee as a gesture politics? i agree very much with what the right honourable gentleman said about the england team. i want to thank each and every one of them for what they did, the incredible campaign they ran in the euro 2020 championships. they do represent the very best of our country. i repeat that i utterly condemn and abhor the racist outpourings that we saw on sunday night. what we are doing is today taking practical steps to ensure that the footfall banning order regime is changed, so that if you are guilty of racist abuse online against footballers, then you will not be given to the match. now ifs, not be given to the match. now ifs, no buts, no exem

_ ican i can see it straightaway, you don't have to squint. fir i can see it straightaway, you don't haveloud, elsewhere the cloud, mist and murk will lift and break, sunny spells developing but as temperatures rise into the low 20s, that will be enough to set off one or two heavy and thundery showers. it is, out there so not much wind to push the showers, so if you get stuck under one they could be with you for quite a while. some areas are more likely see the showers, central and eastern scotland. also down the eastern half of england we could see heavy and thundery downpours. the majority of the day will be dry, change in the far south—west and wales later as we see persistent rain developing. the rain will turn heavier across the south—west, gradually fading showers for many elsewhere, temperatures holding in the mid—teens tomorrow. is we go into the weekend, rain around at times. a little bit of sunshine as well, full details in half an hour. thank you. the further the england team have progressed in the euros, the more we have heard three songs which have become the sound track to t

ican i can pretty much guess the atmosphere, how was it last night for everyone?t for everyone?— atmosphere, how was it last night for everyone? it was pretty sombre. peo - le for everyone? it was pretty sombre. peeple were — for everyone? it was pretty sombre. people were upset, _ for everyone? it was pretty sombre. people were upset, disappointed. . for everyone? it was pretty sombre. people were upset, disappointed. i | people were upset, disappointed. i think that is normal, when you lose on penalties. spain had come so near. i think a lot of people felt here justifiably perhaps that spain had played a better game than italy. there was talk after the game about the possession spain had and number of chances they created. many people seemed to feel they deserved to go through. so people are pretty glum this morning waking up to find they will not be going to wembley for the final. i think people felt it was a good performance nonetheless. in terms of expectation, this morning we talk about the anticipation here, was there a weight of expectation for spain? was