joe wilson was kept busy watching it all. andy murray. about his mobility. could he possibly reach that? no way! huh! the opponents found themselves on the same side. bulgaria's grigor dimitrov took control. murray's frustration grew as the points and the games were lost. dimitrov is the seeded player and in straight sets he showed it. double fault to end, hard reality. now, here's a british serve. at 21, jack draper's already endured more injuries than he'd care to mention, so focus on his performance against the 17th seed hubert hurkacz. the polish player received some medical attention but he couldn't live with draper. straight sets win against one of the world's best. draper in dreamland. this reaction absolutely earned. five minutes laterjust across the courts, another british victory. that's katie boulter at the top of the screen against world number 114, wang yafan of china. three sets to the third round for boulter. jodie burridge, in blue, won five games against aryna sabalenka, but the second seed was ultimately too strong. dan

joe wilson, bbc news, north paddington youth club. and that happens every two or three years. tonight�*s super blue moon, though, when it appears larger and brighter than usual, is much more rare. you won�*t see the next one until 2037. let�*s hope it�*s not too cloudy tonight. chris? indeed, and the good news is that for most of us, i think tonight, a decent shout of seeing that super blue moon. today, lumpy clouds on the horizon in northern scotland. they are shower clouds and showers have been widespread in scotland and east anglia today. aside from that, a lot of dry weather. however, as we look out into the atlantic, this cloud is an area of low pressure and these weather fronts over the next 12 hours will be moving into the uk bringing a renewed bout of rain. the heaviest rain moving in across parts of southern and western wales and southern counties of england. however, initially tonight, once we lose those showers, decent shout of seeing that super blue moon before the cloud thickness from the south and west later. with the cl

i'm joe wilson hospital house. i will stip stipulate with tiffany jackson. tiffany jack established herself and one of the city's true gems. in workforce development system. promoting this model of effective community based workforce services. tive no in her life experience has traveled a similar road. fighting obstacles and over coming them. keeping her spirit in tact and dreams alive. she set a high standard for community based work formals service. elevated hospitality house profile with a development system and i think that the committee would do well by voting positive on her nomination. and someone who devoted her work experience to lifting people up. connect them with life affirming careers. as well as paid jobs. and elevating better standards and higher standards both for community based workforce programs and employers across the bay area. i'm excited, please and proud of all of the work tiffany jackson has done on behalf of the city generally, hospitality house, specifically and job seekers across the city. thank you. >> thank you. >> that was our

when i saw all of this happening, i thought back to joe wilson's piece, the former state department ambassador03, a few months after president george w. bush invaded iraq wrote the famous new york times op-ed asking did the bush administration manipulate intelligence about saddam hussein's weapons program to justify an invasion of iraq. the piece was headlined "what i did not find in africa" and he is talking about uranium in niger. if you could address all of those things. stephanie: uranium -- niger is the sixth or seventh largest uranium producer in the world. this is certainly a dynamic of the conflict. i visited africa last year and there is a lot of talk of not just the uranium in niger, but all of the region's natural resources because there are many other types of mining going on in this area. they are rich in terms of some of the resources that go into a lot of them. a lot of important -- your cell phones and other kinds of things. there is a talk of the need to provide stability and stable governance in this area because of all of these natural resources. that is one of the reasons w

joe wilson, bbc news, north paddington youth club. victory on stage 5 of the vuelta a espana, he also won stage 4 yesterday. defending champion remco evenepoel picked up a time bonus earlier in the stage, to extend his lead in the red jersey to 11 seconds. the copper box in london will host great britains billiejean cup play—off against sweden in november. the winners will be able to qualify for next years finals. australia are taking on south africa in the first t20 international in durban, the aussies batted first and made 226 from their 20 overs with mitchell marsh scoring a half century. england's women are going to receive the same match fees as the men's team. that equates to about a 75% increase, the men get around £12,500 per test and £3,500 per white ball game. the new fees for the women will come in from tomorrow the start of their t20 series against sri lanka. it's another really good step forward obviously for the game. i think pta has played a huge role. more for getting us to this point. it's great, isn't it? it's kind o

and ladies and gentlemen, and colleagues, i am joe wilson, a member of congress from south carolina. i am very grateful to be serving as the new chairman of the helsinki commission to secure cooperation in europe. and i'm really grateful, sadly, but we were delayed by votes in the house. but i have been joined by congressman victoria sparks of indiana. and so we are gonna be here, and i'm gonna make an opening statement, and then we prefer to kind of -- to ask in a -- following five minute rule, and we will stick to five minutes of questions and then i'll ask five minutes of questions. but with my opening statement, it's, this is a critical hearing on money laundering and sanctions in switzerland. i am especially appreciating switzerland and that the communities that i represent of seven troll south carolina who are initially settled, five german swiss people in the early 1800s. and we treasure our swiss heritage. sadly we see ourselves in an existential battle. between democracy with rule of law, opposing dictatorships with rule of gun. we did not choose this battle. but now that it

, representative joe wilson, jim clyburn, and lindsey graham.ll i got back was a letter saying, you need to contact the representative for your district, ok? no one wants to talk about this issue. not in virginia. i met bob good in person, shook his hand and told him about tariff reform. he says it is the policies of joe biden. tariffs are nothing but attacks. just a different name. now we are paying for that. when secretary ellen went -- i believe she took a trip to japan , talking about the economy -- nobody said anything. nobody spoke anything about tariff reform. i know we did some negotiations with canada and mexico to get it reduced, but with china and japan, the other european countries or whatever, the previous administration also made several issues, saying that covid was a chinese virus and things like that. host: a story you might be interested in from earlier this summer from npr, biden kept trump tariffs on chinese imports , and this is who pays the price. speaking exactly to what you are talking about. a few more calls, fred in bur

joe wilson, bbc news at the oval.midday. a draw or a win in adelaide will guarantee their place in the last 16 as group winners. they'll be without star midfielder keira walsh following her injury against denmark. katie gornall reports. adelaide is a city of surprises. take a wander around its streets and lanes, and every corner reveals something new. england are hoping to steer clear of danger here. in their last match, they found some much—needed creativity. now it's time to build something perhaps even more important — momentum. commentator: it's lauren james. 0h! against denmark, laurenjames gave england lift off. the finish, a little slicker than the celebration. just one more point will guarantee them a place in the knockout stages. but that task has been complicated by the loss of keira walsh in midfield. such is her talent, some say she's irreplaceable. england will have to adapt. it's always difficult in that moment to see your teammate, but my best friend as well go down in such pain. that's the most embarra

joe wilson executive director of the hospitality condolences to [inaudible] family and friends of joyceher husband and [inaudible] joyce touched a lot of lives. in her time here when she has lifted up an entire community of artists and dreamers. a part of her remains with us always. keep appreciate -- supervisors and board president supervisor peskin. for this acknowledgment today. and we hope that this effort will continue given the broad reach. that joyce had in her life. and we know this um -- hope we use this as a motivation to bring greater attention to the importance of arts and in our lives. and has her husband -- remarks the importance of affordable healing coverage for all people. in san francisco. our deepest condolences to the lives toucheded by joyce. we wish her fare well will and know that her spirit remains with us always as long as we continue to say her name. thank you. thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. good afternoon supervisors beverly from the san francisco [inaudible] language access a matter of life and death to so many survivors of domestic violen

joe wilson executive director of the hospitality condolences to [inaudible] family and friends of joyce. her husband and [inaudible] joyce touched a lot of lives. in her time here when she has lifted up an entire community of artists and dreamers. a part of her remains with us always. keep appreciate -- supervisors and board president supervisor peskin. for this acknowledgment today. and we hope that this effort will continue given the broad reach. that joyce had in her life. and we know this um -- hope we use this as a motivation to bring greater attention to the importance of arts and in our lives. and has her husband -- remarks the importance of affordable healing coverage for all people. in san francisco. our deepest condolences to the lives toucheded by joyce. we wish her fare well will and know that her spirit remains with us always as long as we continue to say her name. thank you. thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. good afternoon supervisors beverly from the san francisco [inaudible] language access a matter of life and death to so many survivors of domestic viol

. >> rick wilson and joe walsh, thank you both so much.t one point a republican. my apologies for getting his labels wrong. he's always been a democrat albeit a conservative one. so i have mislabeled the senator who now wants to flirt with no labels. [laughter] >> still to come on velshi, this weekend, we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of mind loving hip-hop. for decades, wrap years it has served as a platform that quantico's the black experience with the criminal justice system. and ironically, there's been a consistent attempt by people in that system to criminalize music. in just a bit, i will be joined by professors imani perry and mark joseph neil, and my friend pioneer and rapper -- also head to msnbc.com to check out my latest piece, hip-hop and the criminal justice system, repeatedly put one and another on trial. i am charles coleman jr. in for ali velshi. and we will be right back with more velshi, on msnbc. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to raise your glass and reconnect. to reel in the fun and savor every bite. to help you get ready your asp

>> joe biden if they do everything right. it's a narrow path. >> rick wilsonciate the honesty. thanks for joining, we appreciate it. coming up, the anti authoritarian age. donald trump's multiple indictments sending shockwaves through the nation's legal and political landscapes. why does my next guest that? the indictments are actually a good thing for the country. professor ruth make sense of it all, coming up next. you're watching the katie phang show. keep it right here on msnbc. it righhet re on msnbc. to small towns, and on main streets across the us, you'll find pnc bank. helping businesses both large and small, communities and the people who live and work there grow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move everyone's financial goals forward. pnc bank. bug spray works best... when your family actually wears it. ♪♪ get odor-free eight hour protection from mosquitoes and ticks without the ick. zevo on-body repellent. people love it. bugs hate it. what do we always say,