we promised you joe wilson and now we — there. we promised you joe wilson and now we will— there.e. we promised you joe wilson and now we will get him to - there. we promised you joe wilson and now we will get him to you. . there. we promised you joe wilson | and now we will get him to you. we and mentioned that harry make his testate for england and alex ailes is back in the t20 reckoning for his country as well. here isjoe wilson. a different format of cricket to discuss but they are late. firstly the red bull test match. remember how ben stokes inspired after south africa had overwhelmed england in the first test at lord? is such a topsy—turvy, frenetic test match series with up for ben stokes i think that's the whole point. once again today he stressed how he feels the way that england has gone about test match cricket this summer as reinvigorated interest in the format, captured the imagination. remember, england withoutjonny bairstow in this test match and his injury has also created a vacancy when it comes to the white ball or. alex hales read to england see 20 squad for th

joe wilson reports from finals day at lord's. did that get your attention? it's supposed to. players. here is south african shabnim ismail bowling, fast, for oval invincibles. and the woman with the catch was her. outstanding. bowling next, english teenager alice capsey — faint touch, catch, and southern brave madejust 101 from their 100 balls. in reply, experienced marizanne kapp urged composure. she led, emily windsor followed. her winning runs came with six balls to spare, and over 20,000 watching. oval retained the title — in that sense, invincible. well, back—to—back matches are a feature of the hundred, so no delay, bring on two new teams for the men's final — trent rockets and, batting first, manchester originals. big build—up, this was often the result. manchester made just 120. 100 balls for trent rockets to chase that. fireworks, djs, boundaries — it's all appealing to families, organisers are convinced of that. you can't beat a tight finish. rockets needed 11 off the last five balls and got there with two balls to spare. now, that's entertainment. joe wilson, bbc n

joe wilson reports. the love of cricket prevails in pakistan.es. in a karachi park matches overlap and intertwine while at the national stadium they wait. the plans, the protection, for england to finally play here again. in 2009 a bus carrying sri lankan cricketers came under attack elsewhere in pakistan. here in karachi this is the security convoy which escorts the players of pakistan and england from their hotel to the stadium every time. and all of this so that cricket matches can be played. pakistan's players wore special shirts, on the back of the numbers are half submerged to symbolise floods, to express solidarity. then the captain gave the crowd a reason to cheer. babar azam, few in the world bat better. although maybe mohammad rizwan does. there are so many talented players but pakistani cricket needs teams to tour here and a sense of gratitude spans from fans to the coach. all the boys, all the players, they have a very strong and long relation with each other. and the cricket, i always say, it brings the people, the communities, the

joe wilson, bbc news, karachi. time for a look at the weather. matt taylor is here.. where is that? ., , ., is that? the other side of the atlantic, hurricane _ is that? the other side of the atlantic, hurricane fiona - is that? the other side of the - atlantic, hurricane fiona affecting the caribbean, the first major one of the season, devastating puerto rico and the dominican republic, now a category three storm with winds of 130 mph. it is set to move north and could get close to bermuda, having an effect there. noticeably, it could still be a hurricane when it reaches eastern canada later this week, before heading with unusually warm air towards the arctic. back home, things have been quieter but also cooler. these weather fronts approaching, south—westerly winds picking up, tonight, it will be much milder, temperatures of 11—14 c. coldness towards the south of england, six celsius, and could be mist and fog patches in the morning. this area of cloud is the one front, gradually introducing milder air further south through the day. a few showers dotted around acro

joe wilson takes a look at herjourney.ere before her elder sister venus and she never stopped surprising the world. injanuary 2003, serena pete venus in the final of the us open and then she held all that major titles after four consecutive grand slam victories, the serena slam. wimbledon, 2016, seventh singles title bar. this court definitely _ seventh singles title bar. this court definitely feels - seventh singles title bar. ti 3 court definitely feels like home, i love playing out here on centre court, especially with my sister who has inspired me to be who i am. her career adds— has inspired me to be who i am. her career adds up to 23 grand slam victories but it is far more than that. serena and venus became black stars of a sport dominated by white competitors, overcoming barriers of prejudice, wealth, and expectation were part of their everyday experience, and as serena explored the potential of her fame, experience, and as serena explored the potential of herfame, she experience, and as serena explored the potentia

joe wilson, i inform the house that mr.~wilson will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> ms. porter, she will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. buchanan of florida, i inform the house that mr. buchanan will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. defazio, mr. payne and mrs. kirkpatrick, i inform the house these members will vote yes on h.r. 7321. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. jacobs of new york, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. demmings of florida, i inform the house that ms. demmings will vote yes the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose

joe wilson, thank you very much.prix which starts soon. thank you very much, karthi. you can see more on all the new stories on the bbc news channel throughout the afternoon and the next news location is at 20 to seven. from all of us on the lunchtime team, hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. it is1:13pm. it is 1:13pm. let's get more on nasa launch attempt. let's get much more now on nasa's attempt to launch its most powerful rocket ever, after technical problems hampered plans to get the artemis i mission off earth on monday. our science correspondent, jonathan amos is at the kennedy space center. as rebecca was saying, they are filling the great big tanks in this rocket, a slight hydrogen leak at the base of the vehicle. but is it a bigger problem? probably not. i have a nasa astronaut here with me, these are little quirks and they?— are little quirks and they? artemis is the size of— are little quirks and they? artemis is the size of a _ are little quirks and they? artemis is the size of a 30 _ are little

joe wilson from south carolina, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote nay on suspensions en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. neguse: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. mccoric -- mrs. cherfilus-mccormick, she will vote yes on suspensions en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? florida. florida. >> as the member designated by mr. dunn of the state of florida, i inform the house that mr. dunn will vote yea on suspensions en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. correa: mr. speaker, as the member designated by congress members tim ryan, gonzalez, ritchie torres and gallego, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the suspension en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. rice of south carolina and ms. herrera beu

joe wilson, bbc news. yes, put a career- still— joe wilson, bbc news. yes, put a career.ek but he did not go down without a fight against mattia berrettini. murray on iii set on a tie—break. he showed plenty of desire, but the former wimbledon finalist was too strong in the end. and dan evans is the last to be left over. it is his last showing in a grand slam. wales' women need only a draw in their final group qualifier to secure a world cup play—off place after a 1—0 win in greece. this effort from 18—year—old carriejones was enough for a 1—0 win. it keeps them in second ahead of their last match with slovenia on tuesday. northern ireland can't qualify for the world cup, but rebecca mckenna's late winner was enough to take all three points in luxembourg. the european champions are back this afternoon against austria. they need only a drawn out to qualify. the euros went so well. everything that i hoped for with the staff went pretty well and it is just an incredible feeling, and actually i am still sometimes thinking what happened? but ijust enjoy the moment. happened? b

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joe wilson reports.aying cricket. but some of them playing cricket. but some of the people here were not even born the people here were not even born the last time india tour to pakistan. up to 17 years, this is their chance. —— after 17 years. yes, i am going tomorrow to watch all the matches! bond yes, i am going tomorrow to watch all the matches!— yes, i am going tomorrow to watch all the matches! and how many will encland all the matches! and how many will england win? _ all the matches! and how many will england win? 50-50! _ all the matches! and how many will england win? 50-50! all— all the matches! and how many will england win? 50-50! all pakistan | england win? 50-50! all pakistan likes cricket _ england win? 50-50! all pakistan likes cricket so _ england win? 50-50! all pakistan likes cricket so much, _ england win? 50-50! all pakistan likes cricket so much, we - england win? 50-50! all pakistan likes cricket so much, we all- likes cricket so much, we all appreciate the england cricket team co

joe wilson, bbc news. back to our top story now, and the queen's lying—in—state.flect both the changing face of the monarchy, and the times in which we live. here's our culture editor, katie razzall. her majesty the queen mother now unveils a portrait of the queen. the most recognisable face in the world. it's very charming. an excellent likeness, says her majesty. through her long reign, queen elizabeth ii was photographed, sculpted and painted more than anyone in history. and from early formality to a less deferential age, these portraits reflect the changing nature of the country that she ruled. before the coronation, royal photographer dorothy wilding saw the potential to create a fairy tale and her images became the basis for stamps that carried the message of royal ascendancy across the globe. her majesty sat for more than 130 paintings over 70 years. to have him explain it to one is absolutely fascinating... one of those artists, andrew festing, featured in a documentary in the early �*90s. one of those artists, andrew festing, featured in a documentary in

whatever is needed, it matters that england are finally back here. joe wilson, bbc news, karachi.new versions of his best—known songs with an orchestra. the album is called "25" and has gone straight to the top of the charts, giving him a record breaking 14th 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been talking to him. # let me entertain you...#. so, an album to celebrate 25 years of being a solo star. what made you want to revisit the songs with an orchestra? my management said that we should mark the anniversary of 25 years because it's important to mark anniversaries. i was like, if you say so, 0k. and i understand now why you mark anniversaries. you get to look back and go, maybe i was closer to what i wanted to achieve than i actually first thought. # no regrets now # they only hurt...#. my big feeling is, my best years professionally could have been from when i was 16 to 21, when i was in take that. and then it could have all been downhill. i know how brittle my ego is, and i know how to be a has—been or a was—what or whatever it was that would have happened to me

our sports correspondent joe wilson is there. audiences. nothing advertises the game like outstanding players. bowling fast for oval invincible is and the woman with the catch was her. the south african is a star of the world game, bowling here 18—year—old alex, she is part of england's future, spin bowling, quick bowling. it was all tough going for southern braves matters. after that, what oval invincible tactic to do to win the final, to retain their title was to score 102. but now their batter is a struggle. wickets kept falling, lauren bell and other young english player helping to give the brave club. another has been playing big situations since the debbie for her south african team. 37 from her state of the invincible is to victory. emily winds up puzzling winning runs with six bulls to spare and with some 20 thousand in the stand. in that sense they remain, invincible. that's the women's final. the men's final is between trent rockets and the manchester originals. these are live photos. it wasn't a great start for the ori

i'll call i believe the most senior republican, joe wilson. i'll recognize him for five minutes. >> q very much and this is bipartisan, very significant interest of members to be here, what an honor. glad to be here with our colleagues. very interesting, over the weekend i saw an article about writers explaining the saharan pipeline and it fits in to what you were talking about, the development and nigeria working with niger and algeria to provide natural gas to europe and this would be to stop intimidation and blackmailing of putin, the people of the european union so with the investment proposed, $13 billion, there could be 30 billion cubic meters of natural gas a year provided from nigeria through the saharan pipeline. it's mutually beneficial to the people of africa so i hope everybody looks at this article from reuters and put in the congressional record. it was important to me we have a positive alternative to the blackmail putin is conducting today. i found out even brad sherman doesn't know this, cousin of the pipeline coming through m

have introduced house resolution 1266 alongside my colleague from south carolina, representative joe wilson. this resolution of inquiry "that biden turn over to the house copies of documents, memos, and other communications related to any initiative or negotiations regarding iran's nuclear program. it could also expose any side agreements such as the episode of the obama administration leaving cash on a tarmac in 2016 that are offered as part of negotiation was iran. today the house foreign affairs committee will be marking up my legislation and the american people will find out who still supports increased traps and -- transparency and oversight and who does not. congress must do its job in -- and exercise its explicit oversight authorities to hold this administration accountable. if this body upheld its commitment to good governance and effective oversight seven years ago, we should certainly do the same now. there is no excuse not to. congress should not be sitting back and kicking its feet up while there's work to be done. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the

this was a bipartisan effort, representatives curtis, kinzinger, salazar and joe wilson, you led this bill with me when putin's invasion kicked off. i have seen tremendous bipartisan unity over the last six months to ensure ukraine's brave people have all of the military hardware and economic support that they need. i would like to remind us why we are advancing the corrupt act today. we are passing this bill today because of the death and destruction in ukraine. right here you see a picture from the village of butra. ukranians found mass graves of hundreds including many civilians with hands tied behind their backs. the associated press said 1, 300 bodies have been found in this one location and as the ukranian military and retakes more of its territory from the russians, more such evidence of massacres is coming to light. we are here because this is a moral outrage, because this is evil and we are here because we understand the people of ukraine are not just fighting for their country but fighting for ours. not just fighting for their freedom and security, but fighting for ours. but

joe wilson of south carolina, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote nay on the rule.he speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. escobar: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. meng and mr. soto, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.res. 1404. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. fleischmann: thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. bilirakis of florida, mr. brooks of alabama, mr. crawford of arkansas, and mr. long of missouri, i inform the house that these members all will vote nay on the rule. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from providence, rhode island, seek recognition? mr. cicilline: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. wilson of florida, ms. sewell of alabama, ms. jayapal of washington state, mrs. beatty of ohio, ms. leger fernandez of new mexico, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.res. 1404. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the

joe wilson, bbc news, karachi. what a start.k your tickets for this one. fancy this? las vegas will host a race for the first time, the penultimate round in november, for a saturday night race on the famous las vegas strip. and the great news is there are some cheap seats. and the great news is there are some cheap seats— and the great news is there are some cheap seats._ cheap - cheap seats. how cheap? cheap enou:h. cheap seats. how cheap? cheap enough. that's _ cheap seats. how cheap? cheap enough. that's we _ cheap seats. how cheap? cheap enough. that's we could - cheap seats. how cheap? cheap| enough. that's we could squeeze cheap seats. how cheap? cheap - enough. that's we could squeeze that in next year. they will race against the famous —— along the famous las vegas strip. book it in. that the famous -- along the famous las vegas strip. book it in.— vegas strip. book it in. that would be uuite a vegas strip. book it in. that would be quite a sight. _ vegas strip. book it in. that would be quite a sight. with _ vegas strip

joe wilson was there. there had been such a huge effort to achieve normality here.tel to the stadium every time. and all of this so that cricket matches can be played. pakistan�*s players wore special shirts, on the back of the numbers are half submerged to symbolise solidarity with those affected by the floods. there are so many talented players, but pakistani cricket needs teams to tour here, and a sense of gratitude spans from fans to the couch. bill and a sense of gratitude spans from fans to the couch.— fans to the couch. all the boys, all the players. _ fans to the couch. all the boys, all the players. you — fans to the couch. all the boys, all the players, you know, _ fans to the couch. all the boys, all the players, you know, they - fans to the couch. all the boys, all the players, you know, they havel fans to the couch. all the boys, all| the players, you know, they have a strong and long relation with each other, and a cricket, i always say that, you know, it brings the communities and countries towards each other. a ., communities and countries towards ea

they arrived on thursday amid high security — joe wilson is in karachi.n — after 17 years, this is their chance. yes, i am going to stadium to watch all matches. all matches? yes. and how many will england win? er... 50/50. all pakistan likes cricket so much. we all so appreciate england coming to pakistan. so safe country. i like that. siren blares. well, this is what it takes to make the series happen. it's how the teams are escorted just to training sessions. security fears had kept touring sides away. england are here for seven t20 matches in all, and will be captained initially by moin ali — who grew up in birmingham with strong pakistani heritage. the security's been awesome. of course it feels safe. hopefully put on a good show for the crowds and that's the most important thing. with england not coming here for so long, it's been really sad and it's been, i guess, quite depressing for a lot of people. and i think the fact that we're here now — and hopefully in the future will come many times more — is a great sign going forward. and for me to be pa

joe wilson, bbc news, karachi.ional and domestic visitor numbers, people wanting to come and pay their respect and show a mark of respect and be a part of the national period of mourning. particularly around that lying in state. businesses stayed open and in response to directions from central government, the local government, the local government to help manage the pressure of the crowds who were around central london, to provide facilities, support, food and drink to those coming to pay their respects. talk food and drink to those coming to pay their respects.— to pay their respects. talk us throu . h to pay their respects. talk us through the _ to pay their respects. talk us through the challenges. - to pay their respects. talk us through the challenges. on l through the challenges. on saturday i spend much of saturday i spend much of saturday in london at the various places, the palace, westminster, green park, and whenever you went to try and get a drink or something to eat it was hard. it get a drink or somet

joe wilson, bbc news. when the queen was just four, herfather, king george, gave her a pony.er them. you see her galloping. she loved her highland ponies and was very supportive of the native breeds stop the burmese horse she rode sidesaddle at trooping the colour which was not an easy thing to do. she was very gentle but certain in the movements that she made. you could hear her talking to horses and she had cameras in the boxes at sandringham so she could see foals being born from the princess royal a great writer herself and also her sole companion there when she was out riding. —— horse rider. there is the sense that when she was at the races the queen was part of the crowd watching something else, she could be a spectator and share the experience, it wasn't everyone's looking at her, she was an observer, not the one being observed. in racing does not always go right so when you saw herjoy at winning the gold cup with her horse in 2013, that was a really close fort and hard—won race. but it doesn't happen like that, scripts are not written and you do not think here comes

midfielders aaron ramsey, joe allen, harry wilson and ben davies are all injured.udes the likes of man city's kevin de bruyne and real madrid's eden hazard. it could be a tough night ahead for robert page's side, who sit bottom of league a group four, as tomos dafydd reports. belgian beers and bucket hats. the travelling supporters arrived in brussels, but with key players missing and facing an opposition ranked second in the world, fans are realistic about what can be achieved here tonight. abs, realistic about what can be achieved here tonight-— here tonight. a bit nervous, to be honest with _ here tonight. a bit nervous, to be honest with you. _ here tonight. a bit nervous, to be honest with you. quite _ here tonight. a bit nervous, to be honest with you. quite a - here tonight. a bit nervous, to be honest with you. quite a lot - here tonight. a bit nervous, to be honest with you. quite a lot to i here tonight. a bit nervous, to be| honest with you. quite a lot to ask the team over the next two games. i don't know whether we will be able to make it, to be honest

joe wilson, bbc news.t great north run _ good morning. good morning. it is the 41st great north run that - good morning. good morning. it is the 41st great north run that is - the 41st great north run that is going to take place today, but as you say, it will have a very different tone to past years. that's because organisers say the £25 million that is likely to be raised by runners this year really reflects the queen's service to the nation over her long reign. this is the first year in about three years that it is getting back to normal in other ways. it is getting back to normal in otherways. it it is getting back to normal in other ways. it was cancelled in 2020, due to the pandemic. last year, it took a different route and was staggered to adhere to social distancing, but this year it is going to follow the normal route from the central motorway here in newcastle over the tyne bridge to south shields. but there will be a few differences. at the start, faith leaders will address the runners. there wil

decisions, some sport is going ahead as our sports correspondentjoe as our sports correspondent joe wilsonchurch service. the new monarch read and signed an oath — and paid tribute to the late queen at his accession ceremony at st james's palace — televised for the first time. god save the king! all: god save the king! outside, hundreds of people witnessed the ceremony of the proclamation up on a balcony of the palace. prince charles philip arthur george is now, by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory, become our only lawful and rightful liege lord, charles iii. hello and welcome to bbc news. new detail has been revealed on the queen's elizabeth's finaljourney. a state funeral will take place on monday, the 19th of september, at 11am bst at westminster abbey. schools across the uk will close on the day of the funeral — giving thousands of youngsters the chance to watch the televised service and pay their respects. we've also had more details of the key events that will happen in the next week, as the funeral approaches the queen's coffin is to leave balmoral tomorrow — sunday th

you. 49ers are preparing to face those seattle seahawks at levi stadium without russell wilson this sunday are joeis up want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. sports all know it can be profitable to be a big time. professional sports star steph curry, maybe setting a new standard for profitability, according to report today. curry and his sporting apparel supplier under armor or about to agree to a lifetime endorsement contracts in excess of a billion dollars. the report is part of the rolling stone magazine article in which curry weighed in on a number of topics, including his willingness to accept former teammate kevin durant, back on the team of such a deal had developed curry has been with under a

governing bodies should make their own decisions, some sport is going ahead. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilsonunced the minute of silence would begin. and then came the reflection. and then came god save the king. # god save our gracious king. this was truly a unique sporting atmosphere but the england captain was sure that playing on was the right thing to do. the was sure that playing on was the right thing to do.— was sure that playing on was the right thing to do. a sad couple of da s not right thing to do. a sad couple of days not only _ right thing to do. a sad couple of days not only for _ right thing to do. a sad couple of days not only for us _ right thing to do. a sad couple of days not only for us but - right thing to do. a sad couple of days not only for us but the i days not only for us but the whole nation in the world as well. so, it's great standing here knowing we're going out and this game. not just for us but in memory of the queen. ~ , ., queen. within minutes england were back in routine, _ queen. within minutes england were back in routine, early _ queen. within minutes e

battalion chief joe pfeiffer became chief of counterterrorism, and now teaches crisis leadership. regina wilsonxam. and orio palmer's name lives on the fdny's award for the most physically fit firefighters. >> a lot of bravery was displayed that day. and followed by a lot of sadness. >> reporter: commissioner, it seems to be a sad day for you 20 years later. >> i think for everybody that was there that day, it just stayed with them, the sadness. we have plenty of good days, plenty to be thankful for, those of us who survived. but it's a day that will never leave you. >> reporter: sadness becomes part of your life? >> absolutely. >> reporter: your father survived the collapse of the first tower. and instead of moving to safety, he went to answer the mayday calls from his trapped firefighters. >> receive report firefighter trapped and down. >> reporter: he knew that the other building was in imminent danger of he had decided in that moment that he was not going home. >> yeah. he chose his guys. we could get angry about it. and i know my sister and my mother, sometimes we hit our head against the

you know, russell wilson is going to be russell wilson when he gets the chance later tonight. all right, got it, joe. thank you. next at 11, chaotic scenes of people jumping barricades at san francisco's portola music festival period. 80 tonight complaints about the event across the bay. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach people behind the inaugural portola music festival being criticized tonight. neighbors and alameda say they faced hours of noise and vibrations because of this weekend's event, ktvu zach sauce tells us the problems don't stop there. neighbors say the music coming from across the bay at that festival, they say it's so loud that it caused their homes to vibrate in this evening, it's happening all over again. it was just a constant boom, boom, boom, boom, you know, steady beat, and it didn't stop andrea ford, describing a mysterious, steady beat that vibrated through her home in alameda all saturday evening, the source. electronic fans at this weekend's inaugural portola music festival in san francisco , posting t

tesla is adding billionaire joe gebbia to the board of directors this follows the departure of larry ellison this past august tesla added ellison and the executive kathleen wilson to the board back in 2018 to comply with the s.e.c. settlement over alleged civil securities fraud. >>> and chevron sold its california headquarters and plans to move into a nearby leased space about the third of the size of the coverage offices. the move could inn sides with the location to texas. che chevron's main office has been in california for 140 years dating back to pacific coast oil company established its headquarters in the bay area back in 1879 i was not around then, frank back to you. >> bertha, good morning. see you later on. >>> turning attention back to the broader markets. stocks are said to give back yesterday's gains if the pre-market losses hold futures as you can see red across the board dow looks like it will open 300 points lower and nasdaq and s&p 500 will open later. we have robter er robert schen with us for more we could give back all of those gains. what are you telling clients today? >> we are in the middle of the bear market. we are seeing that play out

alongside joe biden, at westminster hole, where the queen, queen elizabeth, the 2nd the lake queen was lying in saint they with us. andrew, we're going to do now is we're going to bring in chris wilson. he's a royal historian, a biographer, he's in london, joins us live there. continue to look at those life pictures. when we look in the context of situations like this in the past, the passing of marks, what do you make and how do you evaluate the turn out that we've seen from had the states from world leaders? well, it's quite extraordinary. and i think that it, sir, the world in which we live now, where our borders shrink because we have air travel and suddenly there are. busy busy more a heads of state here than there have ever b. r. i counted 23 kings, 13 queens, and the heads of state all a representatives of a 121 other countries. now that is colossal, i can't believe that anywhere else in the world can a single figure attract that many people at such short notice to come here to celebrate this amazing life of the queen. but uncle says a secondary purpose here. it's going to be going on, i think we've already discussed the diplomacy, which is going to take place while we're her

russell wilson does not get a king's reception in his return to seattle now is the quarterback of the denver broncos are joesports next coming up tonight? on the 11 o'clock news, a homeless man filing a lawsuit against the city of san jose over the cleanup campaign near mineta international. we're hearing from the man set to make his case in court tomorrow. everyone here's what's happening tonight in sports week one of the nfl season was completed tonight there was more interest than usual in your run of the mill monday night game. that was the reception for russell wilson , the former quarterback of the seahawks, making his first appearance in his old stadium, is the quarterback of the denver broncos, wilson's former teammates little happier to see him and he looked like the wilson of old and mr jerry judy in the second quarter, judy slips a tackler takes off on a 67 yards score tied the game at 10 tonight when wilson threw for 340 yards. geno smith is the guy who has taken over the quarterbacking rains in seattle , smith 17 of 18 in the first half, including this touchdown pass to kobe parkinson. they wen

wilson, he will work out and face his team in seattle. opening week, baker mayfield went up against his former team. joe flack oh against the jets.es to an indianapolis team almost made the playoffs and then you have carson for the colts to the washington commanders. so a lot of promise in all of those cities with high expectations and we will see how it plays out. >> brian: i will see person have the best and switch teams with the super bowl broncos. i cannot wait. and i grew up in new york still here. i remember your uncle, alan steve and your dad. why would you try to go into a business where the stand-up is so high for a guy with your name? >> brian, i received a tape recorder for my birthday when i was five years old from my parents. i told the story in the book. it is all i ever wanted to do. i set it up in my bedroom like as tv, studio radio, and i would pull games off of the tv. i was fortunate enough to gain valuable experience during the high school collegiate gears. i started out doing minor league hockey in baltimore. the book is a lot of fun. this past friday, a consolation of stories and antidotes from three decades