joe root about to resume. expectations of extending their lead well up towards a00 and then i guess having a bowl at some point later today and at some point alastair cook will walk off to yet another standing ovation here. novak djokovic has equalled pete sampras' mark of 1a grand slam titles. he beatjuan martin del potro in straight sets at the us open. djokovic won 6—3, 7—6, 6—3 to take a third title in new york. that's back to back grand slams for the serbian after his victory at wimbledon and he has now moved up to third in the world rankings. the fallout from the women's final continues, with the women's tennis association backing serena williams' claim of sexism for the way she was treated by the umpire during the women's final. during her defeat to naomi 0saka. williams got a code violation for coaching, a penalty point for racquet abuse and a game penalty for calling the umpire a "thief" and a thief in her defeat. she was later fined 13,000 pounds by the united states tennis association, but the wta c

great support from his captain joe root who also india.his captainjoe root who also reached a century. coke was eventually out for 147 -- century. coke was eventually out for 147 —— cook. afterwards there were dignified handshakes from the indian fielders. india came out to bat. three very quick wickets for england including two for anderson who needs one more to go past glenn mcgrath to become the most prolific test match fast bowler in history. at some point england has got to start looking to the future but not tomorrow. not just yet. it hasjust been the most surreal four days of my life. and so for that to happen today and the reception i've had in the last four days has been incredible. in the last few overs where everyone was singing my barmy army song, that was pretty special. it is special to go out on your own terms with your last ever innings, and for that to be a century, and if we can top it off tomorrow with a victory, and a 4—1win over the no 1 side in the world, that would make it even more special. alex mcleish‘s scotland s

route fell for 125. third wicket stand of 259 with joe root. route fell for125.final day to seal a 4—1 series win the. cook finishes his career with 33 centuries, five of which are double hundreds of. add that to his 50 7/2 centuries and you will see england will be missing something substantial at the end of his 161st test. his 12,470 runs have made him the fifth highest run scorer in test history. i have seen a few people go out on their own terms, it is obviously special, but to go out on your own terms when your last ever innings for england was 100. obviously tomorrow if we can top it off with a win and a 4—1win over the number one side in the world, would make it even more special. scotla nd scotland one 2—0 over albania. ben croucher has more. united we stand with one wish and one goal, the lyrics of albania's national at improbably were designed with football in mind, at the forefront of their thoughts was protecting that goal against a scottish team on a barren run. give steven naismith a chance, nearly impossible to miss. nearly. at the start of the sec

joe root asked his bowlers to ta ke stuff. joe root asked his bowlers to take charge.truggled for runs this series decided there was little to lose and the game settled in for a mid—afternoon snooze. this was the wake—up call. rahul gone to sam curran, a young man with a knack of making things happen. he's been able to learn from the best. jimmy anderson spent a career luring the likes of them to their ends. repeatable but irresistible, caught by alastair cook and his last test. one for the record books but these were book, but in the score book he still loomed large until ben stokes put a line through him. saturday evening in south london and now it is india in the hole. in about 45 minutes time, serena williams will step—out at flushing meadows in the women's final at the us open. the american is aiming to win a record—equalling 24th grand slam singles title. in her way, the young naomi osaka, the first japanese women to reach a majorfinal. but the 36—year—old williams is the firm favourite, i don't feel like me. i think it ta kes i don't feel like me. i think it tak

roots. what's your name? joe. he became a hollywood heart—throb., naturally, we're going to try to get away with as much as possible. and he did, although he said he regretted posing naked for cosmopolitan. now, what do you do, besides drive fast? smokey and the bandit was classic reynolds — one long car chase. but drinking, womanising and spending took a toll on his reputation and his fortune and, by 1996, he was bankrupt. you come into my house, my party, and tell me about the future? boogie nights revived his reputation, with an oscar nomination for his role as a porn film director, although he hated making the movie. the career high was when i got nominated for that film. and the career low was when i couldn't get a job. that was not too long before that, i was having a rough time. burt reynolds said he regretted not taking more serious roles, but perhaps it didn't matter. his memoir ended with the line, "nobody had more fun than i did." burt reynolds, who has died at the age of 82. newsnight‘s coming up on bbc two shortly, with emily maitlis.

bairstow playing as a specialist batsmen in this test, went for a first ball duck. 92—1; at that stage, joe rootroot was run out two runs short of his half century. he will be bitterly disappointed with that. england's two most succesful batsmen in this series are at the crease, jos butler has just passed 50 with sam curran also there, england still in the match with a lead of 181 runs and four wickets remaining. kimi raikokonnen produced the fastest ever formula one lap to put his ferrari on pole for their home italian grand prix tomorrow. his team mate sebastien vettel was second fastest as they locked out the front row with championship leader lewis hamilton starting from third. here's nick parrot. some might struggle to remember for reclaiming pole there home rates. sebastian vettel looked confident ending the drought. most were expecting lewis hamilton to provide the main challenge to stopping him, but it took to britain until final succession in qualifying to act pace. the furry garage not too pleased with that, mercedes trying to contain their excitement. but there was one more on the go

joe root said adaptability will be crucial in the future.ave alastair cook to turn to. and naturally a lot of his media opportunities today were taken up with discussing the soon to be retired alastair cook. do you think he has another century in him. obviously. i have seen one coming for a while. you may not think it with the scores he has had in the la st with the scores he has had in the last couple of weeks, but it would seem last couple of weeks, but it would seem fitting to go out on a high, notjust as a seem fitting to go out on a high, not just as a team. hopefully he can soak up everything else and go out and deliver on the field. it would be nice to start and fin wish a century. it might be written in the stars for him. india may feel unluckily to be 3—1 down, more resolve in the run chases and it could have been different. their approach will be fascinating here in this test match. they're captain did not come to speak to us today, instead he said rahane. england particularly they won small, small sessions, that is what i feel, es

joe root also made 100.ek it would be written in the stars that cook would get a century. they got 147 and they looked gutted to be out on that score. but i liked the handshakes from the indian fielders around him. india had to come out to bat and they lost two wickets, two to james anderson. we are wickets, two to james anderson. we a re left wickets, two to james anderson. we are left to reflect on the achievements of alastair cook, especially, we should bear in mind, mickjagger who pledged especially, we should bear in mind, mick jagger who pledged to especially, we should bear in mind, mickjagger who pledged to give a certain amount of money for the chance to shine charity, depending on what happened in the innings. i think now he is up to £120,000 he will have to hand over. that is another tour for the rolling stones. we have seen plenty of fantastic heads for the last 12 years from alastair cook and greater luggage room from the crowd when he entered the top five of the all—time list. he surpassed the

alastair cook went for 12, captain joe root england‘s top order. ournament in new york. it was relatively easy for the swiss star, who booked his place in the second week of the grand slam. earlier in the day, madison keys beat her opponent. in the last few minutes, the wimbledon champion has been knocked out of the us open. she has been beaten 3—6, the three. ferrari set the fastest lap in formula 1 history as the store poll position as the italian grand prix. he upset the bomb by clocking that record time during qualifying. it is ferrari‘s first italian grand prix pole since 2010, when they last won the race. sebastian vettel and lewis hamilton are second and third. that is all these board for now. a uk official will raise the case of the british—iranian national jailed for spying during his two day visit to tehran. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe is serving a five—year term in prison after she was convicted of spying — charges she has always denied. tom burridge reports. the moment nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe was briefly reunited with her daughter last w

another port innings from burstow, another dock for him, another for joe root. and rashid to take england to a innings total. the view from the english supporters making their way home may well be missing alistair cooke already. the newly formed uefa nations league continues tonight with italy taking—on poland... italy of course missed—out on the world cup for the first time since 1958, but are hoping to return to form under new coach roberto mancini... they are losing at the moment. as our turkey. and the match between the smallest teams, multi losing to the smallest teams, multi losing to the faroe the smallest teams, multi losing to the fa roe islands. on saturday in new york — serena williams will be hoping to equal margaret court's record of 2a grand slam singles titles when she takes on naomi osaka in the final of the us open. but before that, in the men's semi—finals, rafa nadal is hoping to edge a step closer to roger federer‘s grand slam record. looking ahead to the action is our tennis correspondent russell fuller. we have come inside to grand central

england cricket captain joe root says he was taken by surprise that hours to cook's decision to quit the international game the country's highest ever test run scoring all stars final match against india on friday the thirty three year old former captain has made more than twelve thousand runs in a one hundred sixty test career twelve years at the top of the order to have a record like that is is some feat especially in these conditions for the majority of it. there's not many openness around the world that can match that never mind english english players it is is going to be very hard to replace ok about your sport let's get back to lauren in london and you take a very much needed quick reminder you can catch up any time with our website that's sport and the news on there at al-jazeera dot com we're meant to say that's it for me. but i'll be back in a minute with another form of the day's news i think that. september on al-jazeera the fourth eastern economic forum is to be held in the city of bloody vostok as russia looks to expand its influence in the asia pacific region on televi

joe root and keaton jennings had begun to steady the ship.ew minutes they've lost the wicket ofjennings — lbw to shami. they're now at lunch, and england are 92 for 3, a lead of 65. it is very much anybody‘s test match. liverpool are on course to continue their perfect start to the new premier league season, thanks to sadio mane keeping up his own record of scoring in every match so far. their fourth game is at leicester and that early goal still separates the two sides. leicester are on top at the moment. staying with the premier league, and today marks 10 years since sheikh mansour bought manchester city and changed the course of the club's history. the sheikh's abu dhabi united group bought city for £200 million on 1st september 2008 and in the decade since then they've spent almost 1.5 billion on players, won three premier league titles and become established as one of europe's superpowers. one man who's been there throughout is captain vincent komapny. the club already had a state—of—the—art stadium, and it was a club with a lot of histo

a moment's hesitation, a moment's panic, joe root runout.t things slip. but today there was a butler to clean it up. this tookjos buttler passed his half—century, and innings that may prove crucial. adam wilde, bbc news. so england have a lead of 233 with two wickets remaining at close of play on day three. adil rashid falling at the last ball of the day. sam curran and stuart broad will resume in the morning with england 260—8. well, there was quite a performance in monza today, as kimi raikokonnen produced the fastest ever formula one lap to put his ferrari on pole for their home italian grand prix tomorrow. his team mate sebastien vettel was second fastest, as they locked out the front row with championship leader lewis hamilton starting from third. jennie gow is in monza for us. italy the heartland of ferrari, to see their pants —— fans poured to the track in the morning. were they disappointed? not at all. a ferrari front row lock—out, and in some style, and the parent reports. some might struggle to remember ferrari claiming polls in t

a moment of hesitation, a moment of panic, joe root run out.sleep. but today it took a bottle to clea n sleep. but today it took a bottle to clean things up. this took him past is half—century, an innings that might prove crucial as this innings, this series, still has some way to go. adam wild, bbc news. england flyhalf danny cipriani made his gloucester debut on the opening weekend of rugby union's premiership. he set up his side's second try, as they beat northampton 27—16. exeter, beaten finalists last season, trounced leicester 40—6. while in the pro 14, glasgow warriors made a winning start in a match settled by this drop kick from stuart hogg, as they edged out connacht 27 points to 26, who could have won it had their last second penalty not hit the post. and kimi raikonnen produced the fastest lap in formula one history, as ferrari completed a one—two in qualifying to start from the front at tomorrow's italian grand prix championship. leader lewis hamilton is third on the grid, after being pipped by vettel, and then raikonnen, who produ

if joe root brings alastair cook on to bowl we know things have time for a look at the weather.s nick miller. the light maybe an issue later at the light maybe an issue later at the oval. there is a lot of cloud coming in. here is one of our weather watcher pictures from earlier. across other parts of northern england and into wales and the midlands, this area of cloud streaming in from the atlantic has been producing a bit of rain so far today. most of it is light and patchy, from the seven estuary to the wash. it will edge further south, probably avoid much of south—east england into tonight. a few sunny spells. north notice it brightening more and there are sunny spells too in northern ireland and scotland, you may catch a shower but most frequent in western scotland, into the north—west in particular. this is the average speed, gusting to 50mph in places. it a blustery dale across the uk, mid to high teens for the most part. a few into the low 20s into the south—east, it is the last day of that. so cloudy with a bit of damp weather into southern england, another pulse of rai

joe root made 125 as england built a huge lead. well, 147 was alastair cook's final, final score. the clamour for a cook comeback is easy to imagine but those who excel in elite sport often struggle to know when to stop, and could it ever end better than this? in the match, india are over 400 i’u ns in the match, india are over 400 runs behind, already three wickets behind in the second innings so alastair cook can expect to win his final test match here tomorrow. what a way to go out. time for a look at the weather... here's louise lear. it was beautiful at the oval but some might say this was better, with glorious scenes in the south coast and temperatures in the low 20s. but the cloud has been thick enough to bring some rain, some of it becoming heavy. in the last few hours we can see it moving across parts of scotla nd see it moving across parts of scotland and northern ireland. some heavy bursts and strengthening gusty winds in excess of 30 miles an hour as we speak. and going through the night, dell force gusts of wind knocke

if joe root brings alastair cook on to bowl we know things have

yesterday i asked the england captain joe root whether he 68—1.other century in him. he said yes, he thought it was written in the stars. i cannot see any written in the stars. i cannot see a ny stars written in the stars. i cannot see any stars but i don't think that the clouds will bother alastair cook, and so far, neither have the indian bowlers. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. decent weather at the oval, is it going to last? we have a very small chance of the double right, patchy rain there tomorrow, but for most of us rain there tomorrow, but for most of us today it looks like a fine, early autumn day with some decent spells of sunshine. this picture was taken in shropshire. beautiful blue skies, barely a cloud around. this is the scene in 0swestry. we have a bit more cloud as you can see on the satellite image, across parts of north—east england, northern scotland, a bit more cloud drifting across

with him, joe root.the man he replaced as captain. now root was playing with freedom as the match started to feel safe. remember that context? england's lead grew to 200 and beyond. india were still in the picture but onlyjust. this was another four. and keep count for cook. another of his favourite shots and his score went to 8a. cook in the 90s with a shot as straight and true as any in his career. almost there. did he feel the nerves? everyone else did. india's fielders perhaps. this shot gave him one run but the wild throw went all the way to the boundary to turn into five to take alastair cook past 100. in his final innings, his defining image. very, very few choose the way they close their careers. it just doesn't end better than this. both joe rood bothjoe rood and alistair cooke will resume their innings shortly and many would want to urge alistair cooke to reconsider his decision that he has made it clear that when this matches finished he is retired. kylie minogue took her fans by surprise last

yesterday i asked the england captain joe root whether he 68—1.sked the england captainjoe root whether he thought alastair cook had another century in him. he said yes, he thought it was written in the stars. i cannot see any written in the stars. i cannot see a ny stars written in the stars. i cannot see any stars but i don't think that the clouds will bother alastair cook, and so far, neither have the indian bowlers. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. decent weather at the oval, is it going to last? we have a very small chance of the double right, patchy rain there tomorrow, but for most of us rain there tomorrow, but for most of us today it looks like a fine, early autumn day with some decent spells of sunshine. this picture was taken in shropshire. beautiful blue skies, barely a cloud around. this is the scene in oswestry. we have a bit more cloud as you can see on the satellite image, across parts of north—east england, northern scotland, a bit more cloud drifting across northern ireland as well. most of us dry, but no

this he's one hundred sixty first match at the most capped test cricket in his country's history joe root getting a century as well before england took three indian wickets to close in on victory. co-hosted city in bulgaria made triumphant stance to the volleyball men's world championship on the opening day italy's national tennis stadium in rome was packed out for their match with japan the italians beat their opponents in straight sets they're looking for their first world title since nineteen ninety eight and fourth overall. bulgaria were too strong for finland in the van or their top school was valentyn but after a vote worth fourteen points the competition resumes on wednesday when champions poland begin the defense of their title against q. some of the world's best surfers have proved you don't have to be anywhere near the coast to catch the best waves the latest stop on the world surf league championship two hundred took surfers one hundred sixty one kilometers inland to serve pool designed by eleven time world champion kelly slater and then made waves gives competitors one of the

joe root drops down to number four and alastair cook is confirmed for his final international.bury novichok attack, security minister ben wallace has told the bbc. the kremlin, which denies involvement in the poisoning of sergei and yulia skripal, said it was "unacceptable" to make accusations against the leadership. the uk will confront russia in the next few minutes at the un security council, where the arrest warrants it has issued for two suspects will be discussed. richard galpin reports. the revelation these two russian nationals are the prime suspects in the attempted poisoning of sergei skripal and his daughter yulia in salisbury has led to an increasingly angry response from the government here. this is cctv footage obtained by the police, showing the two men coming to britain, in early march. and on the day of the attack, walking along this road close to the house of mr skripal, where the nerve agent was smeared on the door handle. all of this providing important evidence. the government has also announced that they were agents of this organisation, the russian milita

well, he‘s nearing 50 in his last test — joe root the england captain said it was written in the starsen dropped by virat koli 89—1. dropped by virat koli 91—1. if you goes on to make a test century once again, it will be some story. let‘s talk tennis, because our lives, not for the first time, and serena williams. she‘s called her return to tennis incredible following the health complications she experienced following the birth of her first child with left her fighting for her life. she‘s edged a step closer to equalling the record for the most grand slam singles titles after reaching the us open final. she won in straight sets against anaistasjia sevatsova, and will face japan‘s naomi 0saka in tomorrow‘s final, who was just one—year—old when serena won her first grand slam — now she has 23 — and could make that 2a in new york. i got a little emotional out there because last year i was literally fighting for my life in the hospital. i think i was on my fourth surgery by now... today is thursday... i was on my third surgery, i still had one more to go. to come from that in a hospital b

captain joe root for england impressed by the performance., not just this game, but the whole series. you look across it, it must have been great viewing for people at home to see, the way that especially the first two games went. sorry, the first game and this one, how tight they've been and how it swung both ways. i think it's a really good sign for test cricket. entertaining series between england and india so far. casting of any doubts over the five—day game. in terms of the premier league football, watford keep up their 100% record, which was a surprise to totte n ha m record, which was a surprise to tottenham hotspur and some others. they will or did earlier in the week after their win against manchester united but they were brought firmly back down to earth by watford in the premier league yesterday ending spurs' perfect start but made it four wins from four themselves and they are the surprise package so far this season, craig cathcart scored the winner in their 2—1 victory at vicarage road, coming much to the delight of their honorar

. —— joe root. alistair cooke got out for 147.ee cheap wickets for england including two forjames anderton who now just england including two forjames anderton who nowjust needs one more to go past glenn mcgrath. at some point english test cricket will have to start looking to the future and not tomorrow, not just yet. to go out on your own terms when you last ever innings for ingram was a hundred and tomorrow for tim topped off with a when and for one win over india will make it even special. justin rose became only the. alex must close as from a strong response from scotland after the final repeat to belgium. it is still goalless with around ten minutes ago. england'sjustin rose has become the world's number one golfer after coming secound at the bmw championship in philadelphia. rose had a putt to win the tournament on the 18th but he was so unlucky to see it skirt around the hole.. meaning he went into a play off with keegan bradley. // rose again missed a par putt on the 18th in the first hole rose again missed a par putt on

the england captain joe root made one. cook eventually fell for zika 1a7, he made one.e wickets down. scotland got a much—needed win over albania in their opening uefa nations league match. they took the lead at hampden park thanks to this own goal from steven naismith‘s header. naismith definitely got the second in a 2—0 win. they're now top of their group on goal difference. harry kane will be rested when england play switzerland in a friendly tonight. england have been on an upward trajectory under gareth southgate, but saturday's defeat to spain was their third in a row and no england side has ever lost four on the spin. it's a record that southgate is eager to avoid at the king power stadium tonight. to play three teams of the quality we've played in the last three matches is a very rare occurrence in international football, so we have to focus on our performances, improving as a team. we said the world cup was... that finished, so if we're going to do that from a positive point of view, so, in our camp, we've got to do that in terms of the results moving forward a

joe root was caught for 125. england lead by 420.at the world cup helped boost consumer spending. 0ur economics correspondent, andy verity is here. good news? it is, better than people expected. over three months that is the reliable number. it is up by more than people thought. double we re more than people thought. double were expecting 0.5%. if you look at thejuly were expecting 0.5%. if you look at the july numbers were expecting 0.5%. if you look at thejuly numbers they are even better. injuly thejuly numbers they are even better. in july alone growth thejuly numbers they are even better. injuly alone growth of 0.3% is showing, with construction of 0.5%. you might remember me being gloomy about construction early this year. andy cole you have always been gloomy, that is why this special! it's gloomy, that is why this special! it‘s always good to make a change. manufacturing is down slightly, by 0.2%, other retail picture is interesting. we had gloomy stories about house of fraser and others, and for non—food retailers these thre

joe root has also brought up his 50. england have already clinched the series remember.st from serena williams. the women‘s tennis association has backed williams‘s claim of sexism for the way she was treated by the umpire. she got a code violation for coaching from the stands, again penalty for calling the umpirea stands, again penalty for calling the umpire a thief and a liar in her defeat. she was later fined $17,000 by the united states tennis association but the wta chief executive has said that the umpire showed williams a different level of tolerance than if she had been a man. well, novak djokovic get his ta ke man. well, novak djokovic get his take on the incident. man. well, novak djokovic get his take on the incidentlj man. well, novak djokovic get his take on the incident. i have my personal opinion that maybe the umpire should not have pushed serena to the limit, especially in a grand slam final. you know, maybejust... it did change the course of the match and was in my opinion may be unnecessary. i don‘t see things as the umpire does, i really don‘t. i thin

joe root will resume on 29. i am sure he would love to have him with him over the winter.y the shame of being infertile in silence. couples are being failed by a system that overlooks men. in some cases, women are undergoing invasive procedures before their male partner‘s facility has even been tested. we will be talking to two men ina tested. we will be talking to two men in a moment that want to talk openly about issues they have had and are asking what needs to change. first, here‘s an extract from adam‘s sousse of report. my gp essentially said, you are producing no sperm so you won‘t be able to have children. take a ticket, out the door. away you go. he felt forgotten, and his mental health spiralled. i was very angry for a long time. i lost myjob last year. i saw a man break. he didn't feel like a man, that is so unfair. male infertility is now the most common cause of couples seeking ivf in the uk. sperm quality is decreasing due to modern lifestyle factors. it is now quite urgent that we look at the problem. men are not being looked after or cared properly. she is

i asked joe root he thought alastair cook had another century in him.it would be more significant for england if the other opening batsman, keaton jennings, made a significant score because it seems in english cricket and around the world, the art of opening cricket in test matches, which alastair cook perfected in his career, is a dying art. alastair cook aside, a fairy tale ending. you say any number of the top order really need a big score. how likely is that and how fortunate are england to be in this position, having already wrapped up the series against india with one match left to play, in light of the way they have batted in this series? it is a good point. england time and time again have been bailed out, in terms of batting by the almost limitless all—rounders in the team. whenever there is a gap in english cricket, moeen ali fit set and he is batting at number three today. whether he does that this test match the whole of the winter, in the ashes here next summer, we have to wait and see. loads of questions to be answered. they need somebody

captain joe root afterwards reflected on the importance of england's leading wicket taker.ghout this summer he has been outstanding and can carry forward, hopefully, for a long time still. england's footballers have won their first match since the world cup. they've ended their three—match losing streak beating switzerland 1—0 in a friendly in leicester last night. david ornstein was there. england on the road. leicester, the destination. a chance for fans to salute their world cup stars. and with the fa considering the sale of wembley, this could be a sign of things to come. but first, a nod to the past. 25 seconds broadcast in black and white honouring the 25th anniversary of football's anti—discrimination charity kick it out. early on, it seemed england's challenge was to keep it out. james tarkowski's blushes spared by the width of the post, before jack butland twice saved the home side. how they could have done with the creativity of paul gascoigne at his peak. there were nine changes to the line—up. one of them, danny rose, and he came closestfor england as half—time

joe root has won a few things in his time. and he looks about 12.in against india in the fourth test at southampton. they won by 60 runs to wrap up the series with a test to spare, as james burford reports. as the dust settled on a frantic morning session, england put their heads together. the target — seven wickets to win the series. but, formidable as ever, virat kohli set about frustrating england's bowlers. he may well earn man of the series — another box—office 50 from india's captain. a box set of brilliant shots, running circles around the england attack. but, in spinner moeen ali, england have a man full of his own tricks. perhaps, where others failed, he would prevail. ali to kohli, coolly caught. india's talisman gone. cue the batting collapse. six wickets for just 43 runs, everything falling into england hands. until the most fitting of finales — sam curran, just 20 years old. that's got to feel good. taking an unassailable 3—1 lead, with a match still to play, england have beaten the number one side in the world. james burford, bbc news.

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know the control room's take >> we should have known it would have been the jets >> joe kernen finally starts rootingor the jets, and they lose to the browns >> i'm not rooting for the jets yet. >> they're thankful to hear that. >> i'm trying to get back to this clinton thing -- do you know how many? >> no. >> you realize this was like a year and a half, and bill clinton was in for eight years >> i do. i was joking >> i'm not good at math. clinton had 16% annualized -- what is the annualized return on -- how far is the dow up? since november 9th >> close to 20 probably more than that. >> so it's above >> yeah. >> just trying to keep you honest i need to do that around here. i don't know >> i was going to send you spinning for that one. >>> when we come back, apple's newest phones and watch are on sale in the uk we'll get a live report from london next. >>> and market watcher mark grant is here. he has a look at interest rates, the u.s. markets and investing in europe. as we head to break, a look at yesterday's s&p 500 winners and losers hey, what are you guys doing here? we've been helping you prepar

roots. what's your name? joe. he became a hollywood heart—throb. what do you do besides drive fast?visiting the nhs website looking for advice. john maguire reports. baby leo is blissfully unaware he hasjust been born into the joint—hottest summer on record. but during her pregnancy, his mum, cassie, had to keep her cool. i managed to work earlier, and avoid the hottest parts of the day, which was ideal, and also avoid public transport, and avoid walking too much in the heat of the city. that was really important. temperature—controlled birthing pools have been very popular here at the chelsea and westminster hospital. summer is always busy, but this year‘s extreme heat saw an increase in visits. things like swelling can sometimes mask other, more serious conditions with pregnancy, so it‘s difficult to exclude those when women phone in and say they‘ve got swelling of their feet and hands. so, again, we recommend that women come in and be assessed. and the government says, during july, thousands more people were seen within a&e within four hours than the same month last year. it was

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root made nought, as did jonny bairstow. moeen ali dug in for 50 before he fell. and england were 198—7 at the close. missing you already, alastair. joet ten team tonight. here on bbc it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here's what's coming up tonight. a bitter sweet day for alistair cooke in his final match for england. belgium's all stars show scotland how it's done in their friendly at hampden park. and rafa nadal takes onjuan martin del potro for a place in the us open final. hello and welcome to sportsday. it's been a bitter sweet day for alistair cooke in the last test between england and india. it's the former captain's final game for his country and although he played some of his best cricket reaching a half century, it was india's bolwers who had the best of the first day at the oval as england were 198—7 at the close of play. joe wilson reports. for about two thirds of the day of test cricket was all about alastair cook, he walked out to a guard of honour, the indian players either side of them applauding and a warm handshake from the team captain, it

. >> in the control room they're saying do not root for the sixers every team joe likes loses >> honestlywhen i came down? >> i did but becky's raising important points i may need to think through the strategy >> it may not work >> you came through very strong. >> and i wasn't there at the next one >> right >> we're going to have to think through this very carefully. >> i'm worried about that guy i di i'm an xavier fan. >> i just worry every game because that's what most people do in sports whether you're a fan or owner, you're naturally nervous until you get the "w." >> you're nervous up 20 with like two minutes left. >> two minutes i feel secure phi minu five minutes, i don't. >> it's not over until it's over, someone once said. and the futures, it's hard to predict things especially about the futures. anyway market is down 87 points this morning. i predict it's probably going to open down. and the nasdaq down 33 and the s&p is down about 8. this is the last trading day of what has been a big quarter for equities lots of records set across the board. now even the dow pitching in >>> let

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joe and his pal eric holder using a human rights fund-raiser dinner this weekend to, well, malign the president and insult his supporters. >> this make america great mindset is not only flawed, it's rootedar. >> this time, they, not you, have an ally in the white house. this time, they have an ally. they are a small percentage of the american people, virulent people. some of them, the dregs of society. lou: both men are okay with pandering to a crowd of lgbt advocates about inclusion, but then don't want to include supporters of the president. they don't hesitate to smear the president. quite a performance by those two. joining us tonight is jason chaffetz, former republican congressman from the great state of utah, fox business contributor, and author, let me see that book. let me see that book. the book is "the deep state, how an army of bureaucrats protected barack obama and his working to destroy the trump agenda." it's available for purchase tomorrow. we recommend it to you highly. so highly, in fact, we suggest you preorder it tonight, get a jump on all the other folks who will be coming to the party. congratulations, first of all. >> thank you, appreciate it. lou: great to have y

rooted in fear, eventually that's going to turn people off. when they bump into a o'rourke. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," we're going to dig deeper into a series of tight races from around the country from texas to tennessee. plus, he's been in congress for three terms and just won a month's long primary battle. but ron desantis still needs time to flush out his policy positions for florida? that's interesting. >> in the words of george bush, it's hard. willie, how can you serve in congress for three terms and then win the republican nomination and still don't know what you believe in. you're supposed to figure that out before you knock on the first door. >> you have to wait for the polling to come in before you decide what you believe. >> that's why he -- >> three terms, three elections and he doesn't understand what racially charged language is? interesting. >> or you don't know what he believes in. >> that's a lot of waffling. >>> also a warning from former president jimmy carter to democrats. we'll tell you what he said. you're watching "morning joe" he. we'll be right back. sometimes, the pressures of today's world can make it tough to ta