the captain and joe root put together a century partnership, taking england through to lunch 125 behindyle brings errors. stokes taking one risk too many. a gift for kraigg brathwaite. the skipper gone for 54, frustrations clear to see. root kept ticking over to 87. but he made the long walk back. butjamie smith took centre—stage after tea. racing passed 50 and sending england into a first—innings lead. five short of a maiden test century, he was cruelly denied. england eight down and soon all out. chris woakes's 62 the final resistance. england with a slender lead and momentum, woakes' carry of the ball over and brathwaite's stomps a perfect start to the final hour of play. and the west indies 30—2 in the closing stages of the day. a good day for england, then, with west indies 33 for 2 at the close, and one to remember forjamie smith who hit 95 to help england on their way... not commiserations, slightly gutted when you miss out on a milestone, but the way i played, i am very pleased with it. had some good partnerships between myself and joe and myself and woakes that brought us from

the captain and joe root put together a century partnership, taking england through to lunch 125 behind one risk too many. a gift for kraigg brathwaite. the skipper god for 54, frustration is clear to see. root kept ticking over to 87. the spinner made the long walk back. butjamie smith took centre stage after tea. racing passed 50 and sending england into a first—innings lead. five short of a maiden test century, he was cruelly denied by variable bounce. england eight downs —— eight down and soon all out. chris woakes's 62 the final resistance. england with a slender lead and momentum woakes carried into the bill over and brathwaite's stomps a perfect start to the final hour of play. and the west indies 30-2 in hour of play. and the west indies 30—2 in the closing stages of the day. in the women's hundred, london spirit made it two wins from two, with a dominant 20—run win over birmingham pheonix. meg lanning scored highest with the bat for spirit, making 53 to help set their opponents a target of 148. it proved too much for pheonix with the dismissal of their captain ellyse perry on 6

joe root has reached his 32nd test century for england, helping them build a convincing lead over the122, leaving the field at trent bridge to a standing ovation. he was helped initially by a good partnership with harry brook who also got his century. england lost ben stokes and jamie smith just before lunch but they have just been bowled out for 425. the west indies need 385 to win and level the series. lionel messi hobbled onto the field in a protective boot as his club, inter miami, celebrated his 45th major title — last week's copa america title defence. messi hurt his ankle and was forced off in argentina's 1—0 win over colombia in the final. he is out indefinitely with the injury. mls meanwhile is now on a month—long hiatus for the leagues cup. inter miami, which leads the standings at the break, will host fc cincinnati on august the 24th when play resumes. not long until the start of the paris olympics, but australia's chef de mission says the team are trying to replace the missing luggage of the matildas' soccer team ahead of their paris debut in four days' time. anna meares s

mainly thanks to the partnership between the two yorkshire men harry brook and joe root.alls. and root has passed his half century. england bowled the tourists out on day three for a57 while england made more than 400 in their first innings too. they lost ben stokes and jamie smith just before lunch, but they're currently 348—6 and looking like the match will last the five days. lionel messi hobbled onto the field in a protective boot as his club, inter miami, celebrated his 45th major title — last week's copa america title defence. messi hurt his ankle and was forced off in argentina's1—0 win over colombia in the final. he is out indefinitely with the injury. mls meanwhile is now on a month—long hiatus for the leagues cup. inter miami, which leads the standings at the break, will host fc cincinnati on august the 24th when play resumes. not long until the start of the paris olympics, but australia's chef de mission says the team are trying to replace the missing luggage of the matildas' soccer team ahead of their paris debut in four days' time. anna meares says they are h

the home side enter a fourth day with a lead 207 with harry brook and joe root hoping to build on thatut earlier in their first innings too. all very normal at trent bridge. england moved on to 264 for three. 223 rents the advantage. lando norris will be hoping he can claim his second wind of the season at the hungarian grand prix later on sunday after climbing pole. the british driver secured the third pole of his career as he led oscar piastri to a mclaren one—two ahead of world champion max verstappen. light rain made conditions tricky with sergio perez crashing out of the opening session and yuki tsunoda also causing a red flag towards the end of qualifying. lionel messi hobbled onto the feel in a protective boot as his club, inter miami, celebrated his 45th major title — last week's copa america title defence. messi hurt his ankle and was forced off in argentina's i—o wind over colombia in the final. he is out indefinitely with the injury. inter miami, which leads the standings at the break, will host fc cincinnati on august the 24th when play resumes. and that's all the sport for

wobbling on 54—5 in theirfirst innings but a sparkling 95 from jamie smith, and half centuries from joe root reach 376 and with west indies 33—2 at the close in their second innings england still have a 61 run lead. it is not commiserations at all. slightly gutting when you miss out on a milestone but i feel like the way i played i am very pleased with it. obviously had some good partnerships there between myself and joe and myself and chris woakes that have brought us from 50—5 to a very positive day in the end. and that's all the sport for now. to the united states, where donald trump plans to continue holding outdoor rallies, disregarding safety advice after he survived an assassination attempt two weeks ago. the former president said the us secret service would give him increased protection. but he said nobody could "ever be allowed to stop or impede free speech or gathering". opinion polls suggest his lead in the presidential election campaign has narrowed since kamala harris became the democrats' likely candidate. but the vitriol between the two has escalated, with donald trump calling

joe root reached his 32nd test century for england, eventually going for 122, he left the field to aury. the windies are 25 without loss. england lead the series 1—0. oscar piastri has won his first grand prix, taking the chequered flag in hungary. he finished ahead of his mclaren team mate lando norris, giving them their first one two finish for three years. the 23—year—old australian started from second and took the lead at the first corner. piastri stayed ahead of norris, who had been on pole until the second round of pit stops, when team tactics meant they swapped position. the brit handed the lead back with two laps to go. lewis hamilton completed the podium, despite colliding with championship leader max verstappen who finished fifth. not long until the start of the paris olympics, but australia's chef de mission says the team are trying to replace the missing luggage of the matildas�* soccer team ahead of their paris debut in four days�* time. anna meares says they are having to find medical equipment like tape, scissors and massage tables that got lost after they took a priva

the tourists made 282 in the first innings, joe roofs made 282 in the first innings, joe root�*s 87 helped. —— 247-7. some football news and pep guardiola says he could stay at manchester city beyond the end of the season. his contract expires at the end of the coming campaign, and in the aftermath of city's historic fourth successive premier league title success, guardiola raised doubts over his own future when he said, he was "closer to leaving than staying". the spaniard has been in charge of city for eight seasons and has won the league title six times. speaking to reporters in new york ahead of city's preseason encounter with ac milan, guardiola said nothing had been decided. it's a lot of years, so we will see what happens, but i don't rule it out absolutely to extend the contract, so i would love to stay because i would love to stay. so that is why i don't want to deny my feelings, i want to see my players. nine years today in the same club is an eternity. that is all the sport for now. we will keep you updated throughout the afternoon. see you soon. a number of protests are being h

joe root too. that is classic stuff, and a problem for the west indies. the first six of the morning. a tough day already. well, stay positive, you never know when the mistake might come. harry brook mis—hit, a simple catch for the wicketkeeper and alzarrijoseph had struck, yeah, something. harry brook out for 50 and wondering why. now, the spin of gudakesh motie. look at ben stokes' reaction here. it is revealing. shock, quickly followed by respect. he knew he had been completely undone by a lovely bit of bowling. the captain's day turned to watching. just before lunch, he sanoe root full —— fall to the talented, motivated motie. that was root out for 68, just when he was imagining i would imagine another test match 100 in his long career. they had a lead of 172 with jamie smith making his debut at the crease with chris woakes. already a strong position for england. anybody at lords here today, whoever they are supporting, would have enjoyed the performances so far of motie. a young spin bowler who loves the challenges and opportunities of this form of t

rememberjust a few years ago when england cricket captain joe root gotis the kind of things we see more and more. what is the answer to — things we see more and more. what is the answer to this? _ things we see more and more. what is the answer to this? the _ things we see more and more. what is the answer to this? the next - the answer to this? the next olympics will be in los angeles for the is the answer holding the olympics at different times of the year are in places that we know it won't be hot, what is the answer? i think there's a number of things that support has to do and especially these big olympic events. obviously, they've got to put the well— being obviously, they've got to put the well—being and help of obviously, they've got to put the well— being and help of athletes and fans for— well— being and help of athletes and fans for us — well— being and help of athletes and fans for us. we're already seeing bil fans for us. we're already seeing big major— fans for us. we're already seeing big major events put the cooler times— big major events

joe root was careful in the gloom. the lead ticked up gradually. brook made 50, convincingly.st test was long over. this one may have some distance still to go. patrick gearey, bbc news. well, that leaves england in a strong position after a day of fluctuating fortunes at trent bridge. and all—rounder chris woakes thinks that partnership betweenjoe root and harry brook could be crucial. that partnership at the end was a real crucial one for us in terms of getting a grip of the game a little bit. still certainly not in complete control, because as any test match, tomorrow morning will be crucial going forward, but certainly that partnership in tricky conditions when it got a bit dark and they took a new ball, it was tough conditions so the boys batted really well. to formula 1 now and mclaren have locked out the front row for the hungarian grand prix, with lando norris on pole for sunday's race. oscar piastri will start behind his team—mate, while world champion max verstappen is in third. but a mercedes mistake in qualifying left george russell down in 17th, as nick parrott re

joe root let kaven hodge slipped, and escape which seem to embolden them, cue a session of dominicanis works. patrick gearey, bbc news it was another dominant day in the mountains for tadej pogacar, as he won stage 19 of the tour de france in style. the victory extended his lead over defending champion yonas vinger—gaur to more than five minutes, and he says he'll enjoy tomorrow's penultimate day. ——jonas —— jonas vingegaard. nick parrott reports. type a doctor says he trained on the route of stage 19 for a month before the tour de france —— today pogacar. that dedication to preparation meant he knew exactly where to turn the screw. with 5.5 miles to go on the final climb, he left his rivals trailing in his wake. the slovenian powered up the road in hot pursuit of three other riders who were between him and a fourth stage win. the furthest ahead was almost three minutes clear — but that gap quickly disappeared. one by one, he picked them off and come up with more than a mile to the finish, he was exactly where he expected and wanted to be. simple as you like!— simple as you like! aft

a poor start saw them lose ollie pope and harry brook early on, but captain ben stokes, and joe root“sts made 282 in the first innings. root“s 87 helped him pass 12,000 test runs to seventh on all—time list. short while ago — england 259 for 7. you can get more on south africa's loss on the website. and that's all the sport for now. rain and cooler temperatures have brought some relief for firefighters battling wildfires in the historic canadian town of jasper. entire streets have been affected by the blaze, with homes turned to rubble. officials say the full extent of the damage is not yet known. no deaths or injuries have been reported. as far back as you can see. in the town of jasper, entire streets have been consumed by fire. homes, businesses reduced to smouldering ruins. officials say around one third of the town has been destroyed. this is an area famous for its tourism, visited by millions of people each year. we share the sense of loss with all of those who live in the town, who care for it, and who have helped build it. emergency services evacuated the town quickly, which o

duckett�*s gone for 71 before a top edge from joe root — it was just held onto. sinclair.— bowler kevin sinclair. there's the somersault- _ bowler kevin sinclair. there's the somersault. but _ bowler kevin sinclair. there's the somersault. but the _ bowler kevin sinclair. there's the somersault. but the main - bowler kevin sinclair. there's the somersault. but the main act - bowler kevin sinclair. there's the somersault. but the main act for| somersault. but the main act for encland somersault. but the main act for england was _ somersault. but the main act for england was still— somersault. but the main act for england was still in _ somersault. but the main act for england was still in the - somersault. but the main act for england was still in the middle, l somersault. but the main act for l england was still in the middle, all the pope through a test century for the pope through a test century for the six time in his career. he was out shortly after, his team still tried to put their score out of sight. england have now gone past 400, but late west indies wic

joe root let kaven hodge slipped, and escape which seem to embolden them, cue a session of dominicanay patient, these are the kind of unfriendly conditions ben stokes once his side to suffer. he leads by example, but there was courage in the betting of kavem hodge, listen to what it sounds like to score a test century. it ended in 120, trapped by ben stokes, this time england have a test. patrick gearey, bbc news the draw for the women's euro 2025 playoffs has taken place today. scotland will face hungary, northern ireland have been drawn against croatia, and wales will take on slovakia in the first round. and if wales win over the two legs, then they could face the republic of ireland, who take on georgia, in the second round of play—offs. england have already qualified for next years tournament. pep guardiola, graham potter, and eddie howe, these arejust some of the names linked with the england job following gareth southgate's resignation. well, one of the favourties, newcastle manager eddie howe has been speaking today and he said his commitment to the club is �*unwavering' after

wobbling on 54—5 in theirfirst innings but a sparkling 95 from jamie smith, and half centuries from joe rootkes saw them reach 376, and with west indies 33—2 at the close in their second innings england still have a 61—run lead. smith wasn't too downbeat, falling short of his century. you can get more on that on the bbc sport website. england have already won that series. more 0lympic news on the sport website or your app as well. lots more action still going on in paris. outside the sports venues, there's plenty for olympics spectators, visitors and organisers to take in. paris looking a lot better than it did 2a hours ago when the opening ceremony was doused in water for a long time. plenty more to come but unfortunately there is a bit of disruption still due to that high—speed rail link. there was a series of arson attacks there on friday. maryam moshiri is in paris. the excitement is still continuing here in paris on day one of the olympics. it's not been easy to get here. the weather has been terrible. it's been raining for about 36 hours and that rain has had an impact on some 0lympic

captivated so many, so i also want to thank my entire family for being here — mcdonald, kimberly, ivanka, joe rootyou saw a few of them. and how good was dana? wasn't dana good? you know, he was on probably the only vacation he has had in about — maybe ever. he worked for about ten years with his wife, very far away but with his wife, very far away, beautiful place, and my people called and he said, "i won't be able to do it" this is many years i promised my wife i can't do it and they came and they said dana won't be able to do it because it was my first, second and third choice. i said, "well, you know, that's too bad but i understand, he is away and that's good, it's good for him" and i would say about 30 seconds later, she came back in, "sir, dana called, he is going to do it and his wife, she said you cannot turn him down, you just cannot do it. you cannot go. " that's a good wife. so he got on the plane and got here a little while ago and got here a little while ago and now he will get on the plane in a little while and go back home to his wife. but they are great and ijust back home to his

joe root reached his 32nd test century for england, eventually going for 122, he left the field to awon his first grand prix, taking the chequered flag in hungary but it was a dramatic race. piastri finished ahead of his mclaren team mate lando norris, giving them their first one two finish for three years. the 23—year—old australian started from second and took the lead at the first corner. piastri stayed ahead of norris, who had been on pole until the second round of pit stops, when team tactics meant they swapped positions. norris was then ordered to hand the lead back which he eventually did with three laps to go. lewis hamilton completed the podium, despite colliding with championship leader max verstappen who finished in fifth. world number 51 nuno borges beat rafael nadal in straight sets to win the swedish open. nadal playing in his first final for two years, has been using this tournament to build his fitness ahead of the olympic games in paris later this month, but the spaniard was defetaed in straight sets. it's a first atp title for borges in what was his first final. not

they were wobbling on 54—5 in reply to windies' 282, but 95 from jamie smith, half centuries from joe roots, 359—9. ferrari's charles leclerc will start the belgian grand prix on pole for the second year in a row, despite not being the quickest in qualifying. that was championship leader max verstappen, who dominated the wet track at spa. he put his red bull at the top of the timesheets by more than half a second. but because he's used too many engines this season, he's been given a ten—place grid penalty and will start from 11th. leclerc will start at the front for the first time since monaco, with the other red bull of sergio perez alongside him. lots more on the bbc sport website. lots more on the bbc sport website. lots more on the bbc sport website. lots more olympic news. we will have another update in the next hour. indeed. busy times for you in the team. let's return to the conflict in the middle east. an investigation has found that half of gaza's water sites have been damaged or destroyed. the world health organization has warned of a "high risk" of polio spreading in gaza and be

the second test at lords off the back of hundreds from centuries from ollie pope, harry brook and joe root for us so really pleased to see them. just looking at their faces and the energy that they have before they came and understanding they were going to be both great. and the senior players, had a good game, it was a really competitive match as we spoke to gets bored with. there are a little bit ahead of us intact of the time they had to prepare but good competitive match with a lot of things take forward. arteta also confirmed that emile smith rowe had been left out of the friendly against bournemouth due to �*things happening in the background.�* the 23—year—old, who came through the arsenal academy, has been linked with a move to fulham. chelsea were also held in enzo maresca�*s first match in charge since joining the club from leicester as they drew 2—2 with league one side wrexham. both of their opposition�*s goals coming from defensive errors. post match — maresca insisted his side �*will concede whilst trying to play out from the back�* — but says he will �*absolutely�* continue

if kamala is so blatantly lying to you, joe biden's incompetence is rooted in him. then she will lie ou about everything, she can never be trusted , just like the scammer joe kamala haris is not fit to rule the country. another debate was offered to the candidates by the fox news channel, which traditionally supports republicans, but for now it is known that one of the rounds of the discussion will be held on the site of the abc television company, which the trump campaign considers biased. however, even many democrats do not believe in haris’ victory. so former president barack obama is convinced. she has no chance, and in general harris is incompetent, which is why obama has not yet publicly supported biden’s successor. trump's victory is a confident third participant in the race - independent candidate robert kennedy jr. victoria koroleva, news. turkey is preparing for the possible extradition of a suspect in a car bombing in moscow. according to available information, evgeny serebryakov has already been examined by doctors, after which he was taken to the police for questioning. d

i can tell you that with the grass roots, joe biden is in a very, very good place. now i do know that all corners of the party need to be working in tandem if we are all going to be successful. so what i want to see happen is for us to focus on the future for a little while. especially while the other side is in their contention. and let's move forward from that part. as of right now, i do believe that we need to stay focused on the future. >> now when you say us focus on the future, are you saying because you know i was there in charleston, we had a breakfast the morning after the debate in charleston in 2020 or the democratic candidates and we had them all come to a breakfast which the president had the candidates. you came with joe biden and told me that you were getting ready later that day to endorse joe biden. and it turned his campaign around. and no one can deny you were a major factor in him becoming the nominee and then the president. is there anything that you, jim, who has the respect of many people all over this country, what would it take for you to ch

we want more information to make the decision were rooting for joe biden in the closer the test to what will face on september 10, the more confident we can be. >> when biden ran in 2020, he promised to be a bridge to the next generation but it doesn't seemed like biden is ready to be the bridge even if some democratic lawmakers think it may be the end of the road for joe. neil: we will watch closely, hillary vaughn on capitol hill read we want to go to andrew andrew yang democratic presidential candidate he's been in the ring with the president and knows a thing or two were all of this is going, what do you think the president has made it clear in sounding feisty by the day, i'm not going anywhere, he says it's up to voters not democrats on capitol hill. i am running until the end, what you make of all of. >> the reason why the president wrote the letter to congress was because he knows dozens of members including what i spoke to yesterday are planning to call for him to step aside as the parties nominee and his claim that the primary gives him total sway over the party, the fact is th

first centuries from harry brook and joe root helped england set the tourists 385 to win. there was a slightly different look to the final stage of the tour de france this year — with no finish along the famous champs elysee in paris, due to the olympics which get underway on friday, but ending in nice. it was tadej pogacar who was presented with the yellow jersey for the third time. the slovenian won the final time trial to extend his winning margin to over six minutes, becoming the eighth rider in history to win the giro d'italia and the tour in the same year. meanwhile, biniam girmay, who's won three stages this year, became the first black african to win the sprinters' green jersey. the moment with the team on the podium, this was really, really special. it really warmed my heart and this was, i don't know, it's hard to explain. it was really a moment ofjoy. i think this will stay forever in my head. and here is mark cavendish soaking it all in as he finished the tour for the final time — he actually finished last in the overall standings, despite having broken the all

harry brook was sending it to the boundary in some style. joe root two.t come. brooke mis—hit. a simple catch for the wicketkeeper and alzarri joseph had struck. brooke at a50 and wondering why. the spin of gudakesh motie. look at ben stokes' reaction? it is revealing shock quickly followed by respect. he knew had he had been completely undone by a lovely bit of bowling. the captain's day ten to watch it. just before lunch he saw joe root fall to the talented and motivated gudakesh motie. hollywood stars ryan reynolds and hughjackman have teamed up for what's being tipped as one of this year's big blockbuster films — deadpool and wolverine. reynolds, the owner of wrexham football club, said it had been a dream come true to finally work alongside his best friend. michael mckenzie went to meet them. slow motion action sequence, who knows if you live or die? who's next? it's tipped to be one of the big blockbuster movies of the year, deadpool and wolverine. trust me, kid, i'm no hero. this highly anticipated anti—hero film is set to make millions when it fin

. >> ainsley: root cause is at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. joe is the root cause of this crisis. >> brian: they had biden for president t-shirts on when they crossed. >> lawrence: thank youing him. >> ainsley: they know they can get away with it now so does putin. >> steve: 7:20. >> ainsley: president biden is set to be speaking in las vegas as he tells he believes kamala harris could be president one day. >> brian: always interesting listening to those speeches. peter doocy joins us from the white house. >> peter: president biden is explaining why is he backtracking on his promise to be a bridge to the next generation of democrats. >> and, look, when i originally ran, you may remember i said i was going to be a transitional candidate and i thoughts he would be able to move from this and pass it on to someone else. but, i didn't anticipate things getting so, so, so divided. >> peter: to stop the democratic mutiny the dnc try continue to stall biden as the nominee before their convention next month virtually. many democratic lawmakers do not want

after being reduced to 54—5, it was a sparkling 95 from jamie smith and half centuries from joe root,gland still ahead by 61 runs. despite formula 1 world champion max verstappen being quickest in qualifying, it'll be ferrari's charles leclerc who'll start today's belgian grand prix from pole position. that's because for the third year in a row verstappen was demoted for changing too many parts on his red bull over the course of the season. he's won the past two belgian grands prix after receiving a grid penalty. but he says this year will be more difficult because his rivals are quicker this season. it was a very positive day for us. of it was a very positive day for us. of course i know it is not how it is going to be tomorrow. we optimise everything on our side for tomorrow. i hope the tires are going to hold up, and hopefully at least we can fight with ferrari and mercedes. mclaren, i don't know. they might be a little bit out of reach. it's four wins from four for scotland on their summer tour with a 31 points to 19 victory over uruguay in montevideo. not the most convincing perf

we're rooting for joe biden. and the closer that test is, to what he will face on september 10 the more confident he will be. reporter: biden is confident he has the nomination and his party can't take it away from him, president declaring he is the nominee and there are allies rallies from behind him from senators bernie sanders who said this is not a beauty contest they should focus on the issues not the man, and also. lawmakers looking for president to prove himself he will get a chance in the week at a big press conference, the white house is calling that press conference, larry, a big boy press conference, larry. larry: big boy but no god almighty thank you hillary vaughn. >> so, forget the biden circus, the headline story is pro growth america first trump platform a week ahead of the milwaukee convention. that is what i think it is trump's platform issues that will decide the election, that is the subject of the riff. at the moment, major media frenzy whether president bidenning dr will drop out of the race

i want to go on the record and i say i am rooting for joe biden here.he blows the socks off off of everybody with his vitality. i hope he levitates. [cheers and applause] i hope he picks up a manhole cover and throws it 400 yards. i hope he pulls an 18-wheeler with his teeth. which i believe he could do, because he may be 81, but his teeth are not old enough to vote yet. now, not everyone -- [growling] not everyone is confident that biden can bring it. specifically, senate majority leader chuck schumer, seen here undressing today's wordle with his eyes. [laughter] reportedly, even though he's publicly supporting the president, schumer is privately signaling to donors that he's open to a democratic presidential ticket that isn't led by president biden. "before the debate, biden's polling was here. after, down here. but if kamala runs, she could be here. and who knows? gretchen whitmer could reach numbers way up here. now, where did i put my glasses?" [applause] one guy who is not giving up on joe biden is joe biden. and joe biden has made that very clear

the confidence is not rooted in donald trump, is it -- it is rooted in joe biden. the trump campaign believes that biden is a fundamentally flawed candidate and they are building a campaign specifically designed to draw out and exacerbate his key weaknesses as an opponent. to be clear, all of this was well before the debate in late june has the democrats wondering whether biden should even be the nominee. geoff: you are reporting the trump campaign is optimized to win a very specific campaign against joe biden. president biden says he's not stepping aside. >> i think there pretty anxious about it. to be clear, the trump campaign lawyer tell you that they are happy to run against anyone, that any democratic replacement would inherit joe biden's flaws and weaknesses, but that's not true. they recognize that this is a campaign that has been designed around beating one very specific opponent and everything they have been doing, the targeting of voters, the advertising they are cutting, the fundraising ploys they are making, the viral internet videos. they are all desig

. >> are they rooting for joe biden? >> it was interesting. talking with one of trump's senior advisers on the floor, i asked the question, right, what happens if it's not joe biden? he goes, joe biden is the only one that can make this choice and he's not going to make the choice to leave this race. >> every time you say that, right. it's the classic -- it will come down to one person. that person is joe biden. so, the more that donald trump says out lout or his advisers say, he's not going to leave the race, perhaps they convince themselves he's less likely to leave the race. this is a competition that joe biden got into the race in 2019 and he won that fight. he has every conviction and belief he can do it again. donald trump is looking for a rematch. >> we've seen how donald trump plans to run against joe biden. we mentioned tim's reporting to highlight every one of his stumbles. what they've put in social media, two social tweets, the way donald trump talks about him on his campaign. they have a narrative they're pushing. that is joe bide

but that region of the country is one where, you know, president joe biden really had roots there as a delegate. when you go, what are the kinds of conversations that you want to have with some of the democrats who are in those swing states who are in those areas where they might not necessarily feel like they align with, you know, a candidate such as vice president kamala harris? >> well, you know, i think vice president harris has actually already been having these conversations. she's been going to those swing states and meeting with republican women, having the conversations about what reproductive rights, having reproductive rights taken away, what kind of an impact that's having in their day to day lives. and the importance of ensuring that we protect abortion across the country, that we protect reproductive rights across the country, access to health care, access to birth control, all of these things have been on the line. and so, you know, i want us to be able to continue to have those conversations and really hone in on messaging to get people to understand what is at stake,

we're rooting for joe biden and the closer the test is to what he will face on september 10th the moreonfident we can be. >> reporter: but biden is confident he has the nomination and that his party can't take it away from him. the president declaring multiple times today he is the nominee and there are allies rallying behind him from senators bernie sanders, who says this is not a putty contest and that they should focus on issues, not the man. also for lawmakers looking for the president to prove himself he will get a chance later in the week at a big press conference. the white house is calling that press conference, larry, a quote, big boy press conference. larry. larry: big boy press conference but no god almighty, that's it. hilary vaughn, thank you very much. we appreciate it. folks forget the biden circus, the real headline is pro-growth america first trump platform a week ahead of the milwaukee convention. that is what i think trump's platform issues that will decide the election and that is the subject of the riff. ♪. at the moment major media frenzy is whether president bide

those three elections, so to be clear, the confidence is really not rooted in donald trump, but rooted in joethe trump campaign believes biden is a fundamentally flawed candidate and they are actually sort of building a campaign that is specifically designed to draw out and exacerbate his key weaknesses as an opponent. to be clear, all of this was well before the debate in late june that has the democrats now wondering whether biden should even be their no many. geoff: you are reporting that the campaign is optimized to run a specific race against a specific candidate, joe biden. how are they responding to this potential change of the ticket? i should underscore the word potential because president biden says he is not stepping aside. >> i think they are pretty interest about it, to be clear, the term campaign will tell you -- trump campaign will tell you at least on the record that they are happy to run against anyone. that any democratic replacement would inherit joe biden's flaws and weaknesses. but that is not true and they know it is not true. they recognize this is a campaign as you jus

. >> i don't know if ever seen anything like this where i feel like most republicans were rooting for joeen not to fall over himself and completely collapse and most democrats as they are learning maybe not the best thing were relying on the media to try to take biden out. and instead we ended up where i think the trump team is ecstatic, were biden was not awful in the for the bandwagon to grow that much more but not good enough for some people to say okay maybe i will except that he just had 1 bad night. instead we are in this tenuous holding pattern work feels like every 12 hours or so another democrat jumps off excess biden because they realize 6 hit the iceberg and the question is just how long will this go on? i wish there just go ahead and cancel the rnc personally next week because i think it would be far better for republicans if they stayed out of the way of the self-destruction was going on with democrats. if anything may be trump has a rally in the walky and they say we are taking monday tuesday wednesday off. everybody go have drinks at the bar and my steak dinners. >> seems l

joe root was careful in the gloom. the lead picked up. by this point the last test was long over. a mclaren one—two in qualifying ahead of world champion max verstappen. light rain made conditions tricky with sergio perez crashing out of the opening session and yuki tsunoda also causing a red flag towards the end of qualifying. very, very happy. not an easy qualifying. difficult conditions, as you said, but always ending up on top is the best part. also, happy, especially for the team, a 1—2 is even better, so congratulations to the team. tadej pogacar is almost certain to win his third tour de france title tonight. the final stage is in, a break with tradition, a time trial, from monaco to nice, because the usual ride into paris isn't possible due to the olympics. it could be mark cavendish's last day at the tour — the record stage winner was emotional after making it through the mountains yesterday. pogacar holds a lead of five minutes plus after winning stage 20. he's on course for his third yellowjersey and the giro d'italia—tour de france double, which hasn't been done since

point is the one i'm expressing here that we want more information to make the decision we're rooting for joe biden and the closer the test is two, what he'll face on september 10, the more confident we can be. >> i know you've got to run, but what was your biggest concern was what you saw at the debate with trump? >> i can't pick one particular moment, but my biggest concern is that trump will pick several moments and that'll be his campaign commercial trump is very vulnerable. he's a convicted felon. as you know he's not necessarily all that popular right now. but you're worried that biden can't be trump. is that what you're saying? >> well, if it was up to me, biden would be head by 30 points this has been a close race for a year. it's going to be a close race on election day and we need to put forward a strong candidate who can win and yes, sometimes i have a hard time figuring out why this race is even close, because trump is not consistent with american democracy. but i have to, i have to look at reality the reality is, trump is a strong candidate for his party. and we've got to beat hi

the activist group roots action launched a campaign called don't run joe 20 months ago. during the primary season, more than a half million voters chose "uncommitted" instead of biden to protest his support for israel's war on gaza. biden's decision comes just four weeks before the democratic national convention begins in chicago on august 19, though the dnc has considered holding a virtual roll call vote before the convention. the dnc rules committee will meet on wednesday. the last open democratic convention took place in 1968 in chicago. after lyndon johnson decided not to seek reelection. on sunday, harris wrote, "i am honored to have the president's endorsement and my intention is to earn and win this nomination." kamala harris has already picked up endorsements from 32 senators, 153 representatives and 10 governors, as well as former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton. new york democratic congressmember alexander ocasio-cortez endorsed harris, writing, "it is crucial that our party and country swiftly unite to defeat donald trump a

the root cause is the magnet of catch and release that occurred when joe biden and kamala harris terminatedmp border security policy. so every time she blathered on for months and months and months you can remember this the root causes, the root causes, at thee root cause of illegal immigration that was the biden/harris a policy of resettlement they terminated all the trump repatriation and removal policies. there is no citizen and this republic who bears more personal, individual responsibility for the border invasion that has is taken plae these last nearly four years then vice president harris. mark: vice president harris likes to talk up the fact of her supporters do or the media do, her race and the fact that she is a woman. okay, let's embrace that i agree. she is in black and she is a woman. tell me, how many black and brown women on the border have been sold into slavery? have been sold into sex slavery part have been raped or otherwise brutalize on the border? despite the fact she was the borders are and despite the fact she was a vice president of the united states and never said

and joe biden has criticized the us supreme court for rooting that former presidents of immunity from prosecution for official acts. while in office comments come off of the court to give this gave its decision on donald trump's criminal case. his charge of conspiring to overturn the 2020 election results. now it runs remaining presidential candidates have taken part in a televised debate ahead of fridays, one of vote. reformers back to my so position an ultra conservative side jelly. they came out on top and last week's vote, which so a record low turn out. i'll just say it was rachel, set out reports from a capital terra to the southern baptists, uranium presidency. abraham visa, las meet, you know, had to go up there. crash net to an early election for 10 to this ran for president in the 1st on the 14 last friday. but none of them secure the not foods. and now to can be this will compete in a run off or they have just base to proceed. voters, they have different reeves on how you rush will deal with the rest of the world. will service you can do that side. you to do has phone conne

, mass migration, human displacement, it is really a product of root causes like religious persecution, acute poverty, climate change. joe biden tasked vice president kamala harris to look at diplomatic strategies that would address those root causes. we were talking about trade, we were talking about security, we were talking about climate change. people don't want to leave their countries, but -- >> okay. unfortunately -- fortunately, that was the last question i was going ask the representative there, it looks like we got frozen up. meantime, two states that could make or break the race for each candidate. you will hear from voters in arizona and georgia next when we are back in 90 seconds. seco. their four—point lift design opens my nose for maximum air flow. so, i breathe better. and we both sleep better. and stay married. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. meet the jennifers. jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in por

frankly, a lot of people were rooting for joe biden, waiting for the interviews, watching the performances, and clearly not assured when you see that 65% of democrats, not just americans, of democrats believe it is time for him to step out of the race. >> right. and you can look at all the polling. listen, here's the deal, there's 110 days left. we've said this time and time again. we've seen polls. anybody that remembers 1980 remembers that on wednesday, thursday, friday before the election, the race was too close to call. suddenly, there was a massive break toward ronald reagan the final weekend. reagan wins a massive landslide in 1980 over jimmy carter. go to 1988. there is michael dukakis, up by 15, 16, 17 points in the summer. george h.w. bush mocked, ridiculed, this race is over. democrats were saying completely confident. bush wins in a landslide. 2016, mocked and ridiculed for even saying in late october/early november that donald trump had a pathway to 270 electoral votes. everybody likes to say, oh, we knew. no, they didn't. nobody was saying it. the very few people saying it wer

lawson vida and susie wilds, it became really clear that their confidence about this race was rooted in joenning a very specific race against a very specific opponent in joe biden. what they have done over these past six months or so, is really try to optimize the campaign against joe biden. everything they have done in terms of messaging, everything they have done in terms of all of their targeting of voters, the internet means they are creating, everything they are doing as a campaign has really been built around not eating a generic immigrant, but beating biden and attacking his very particular vulnerabilities. so, when you suddenly in these last couple of weeks have a realization inside the trump campaign that biden could be getting out, whether it is, harris, or anybody else facing him at the top of the ticket, sent a chill through the trump campaign, because they recognize that their own candidate is deeply flawed and deeply unpopular, but they felt as though they had boxed biden in and were in a position where they were getting ready to run the table across the battleground states an