johnson thompson was in third but pushed all the way to a season's best performance.h stormed past a field of six british athletes. in the women's, wilson took the victory from lynsey sharp. in the sprints, there were less british athletes but quality over quantity in the 100 metres. adam gemili was second to former world champion yohan blake. that bodes well for the world championships next month, but it was close to say the least, with only 0.1 seconds between first place and eighth place, about one metre. the event of the day was the women's 200 metres. dina asher—smith headlining a race so full of big names it could have been an olympic final. in the end, shaunae miller—uibo's 400 metre strength sealed it but today she confirmed she will not be running the 200 metres at the world championships. something dina asher—smith and the british fans will be glad to hear. i was happy with howl i was happy with how i ran today. the competitor in me always wants to win but when you take a step back, that could have been a world or olympic final. it is a good thing. england's

thanks to a head—to—head between heptathlete katrina johnson thompson and naff etm.thompson was in third but pushed all the way to a seasons best performance. in the men's 800 metres, irishman mark english stormed past a field of six british athletes. in the women's, wilson took the victory from lynsey sharp. in the sprints, there were less british athletes but quality over quantity in the 100 metres. adam gemili was second to former world champion yohan blake. that bodes well for the world championships next month, but it was close to say the least, with only 0.1 seconds between first place and eighth place, about one metre. the event of the day was the women's 200 metres. maybe one might headlining a race so full of big names it could have been an olympic final. in the end, shaunae miller—uibo's 400 metre strand sealed it but today she confirmed she will not be running the 200 metres indoor had the world championships. something dina asher—smith and the british fans will be glad to hear. today's super league games are mainly focused on the bottle of the table. hudd

christian coleman, nafi thiam and katarina johnson thompson are all competing.ude reigning world champion daphne schippers. britain's dina asher smith is also in that 200 metre starting line up — so what was her first thought when she saw the entry list? i was like boy. i was like look, i'm out here on my home turf on a nice race and you brought every fantastic female sprinter to birmingham which obviously is great, i am a competitive person so it is going to make me raise my game and run a fast race. when i first saw it there was another athlete that was still in it andi another athlete that was still in it and i was like, you just lined up the olympics here. we don't need to go to tokyo, you have brought it to birmingham. that laugh is infectious, isn't it? and you can watch tomorrow's grand prix from birmingham live on bbc one from 1.30pm. the pa ra—canoe world championships take place in hungary this week and, for great britain's hope gordon, it'll mark the next step on a remarkable journey. three years ago, suffering from an agonising condition, she chose t

katrina johnson—thompson finished fourth.championship. sam ward scored twice for england — the defeat relegates scotland. wales also stay in the elite group — they thrashed ireland 4—0 in theirfinal match. benjamin francis with their final goal, while that result means ireland are relegated. that's all the sport for now. more from me throughout the evening. police have used tear gas to try and disperse anti—government protesters in hong kong. officer are also said to have charged at demonstrators with batons outside a police station. despite authorities closing four subway stations around kwun tong, thousands of people have gathered there, calling for democratic change. the bbc‘s stephen mcdonell is there — you may find some of the images in his report distressing. the riot police are coming through now, coming in from several directions and telling people to kill her out of the way. the riot police are coming through now, coming in from several directions and telling people to clear out of the way. the riot police are coming

christian coleman, nafi thiam and katarina johnson thompson are all competing.nd that doesn't include reigning world champion daphne schippers. britain's dina asher smith is also in that 200 metre starting line up — so what was her first thought when she saw the entry list? i was like, "boy." i was like "look, i'm out here on my home turf on a nice race and you brought every fantastic female sprinter to birmingham" which obviously is great, i am a competitive person so it is going to make me raise my game and run a fast race. when i first saw it there was another athlete that was still in it and i was like, "you just lined up the olympics here." we don't need to go to tokyo, you have brought it to birmingham. what a character she is and you can see how she gets on at the grand prix from birmingham. i will be watching it just to prix from birmingham. i will be watching itjust to see her. that smile! amazing. before we go — let's show you this. the world climbing championships continued in japan today, and it was the turn of the speed climbers, just have a look at

katrina johnson thompson finished fourth. writes, quick update on the cricket heading lee.ay. 359 for victory. australia can retain the ashes if they win. liverpool still with the lead there over arsenal, which would mean in the premier league, liverpool being the premier league, liverpool being the last team left the season to not drop any points. quite remarkable at this point. he has scored twice a penalty, and another one soon after in the second half. against arsenal, we will do it all again at half past seven, holly and i. but for now, from all of us at the bbc sport centre. goodbye. goodbye for now. hello. good evening today brought us some sunshine and some warmth, and that really sets the tone for the rest of the weekend. lots of dry weather, and temperatures into the 20s, even the 30s. for some, weather, and temperatures into the 20s, even the 30s. forsome, it stays mild out there through this evening. a little bit chilly throughout the night, across northern and eastern areas, perhaps around 9 degrees. most places staying in double digits. much of the rain cleari

katrina johnson thompson finished fourth. the pga tour has released a statement announcing emergency services have treated six fans who we re services have treated six fans who were injured by debris from the strike and transported them immediately for further medical assistance. it also said their injuries do not appear to be life—threatening. in the two groups had completed the third round prior to the weather delay with justin thomas at the top of the leaderboard. that's all the sport for now. israel has launched airstrikes on targets just outside the syrian capital, damascus. the israeli military says it targeted iranian forces inside syria, which were preparing to launch killer drones at israel. syrian state tv reported that anti—aircraft defences had fired at ‘enemy targets'. an employee at the british consulate in hong kong who was detained in mainland china has been released. china says simon cheng was detained for visiting a prostitute. but his supporters have dismissed that claim and suggested his case was linked to

thompson and samantha simmonds. fuelling america's opioid addicition. the drugmakerjohnson & johnson is fined $500 million — in the biggest case of its kind. live from london, that's our top story on tuesday 27th august. johnson &johnson‘s share price soars after being hit with the massive fine — we'll explain why. also in the programme. g7 leaders have headed home — but did the summit really make progress on the key issue of global trade? how much optimism is there for change? and markets look like this at the open in europe — we'll get an expert view on what to watch this week. and we'll be getting the inside track on a fashion brand that gives its profits back to the countries that makes its fabrics. today, we want to know if you believe optimism is the key to a longer life, following a survey that states just that. let us know — just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. that survey suggests we have more chance of living to the age of 85 if we are a glass half full kind of person. hello, and welcome to business live. a so—called landmark ruling in the us opioid crisis has been handed down

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thompson grew and others have written extensively about this phenomenon. they concluded that the promise employment remained relatively illusory. when richard nixon was inaugurated, they decided to the commission. theushed forward with johnson era commission that focused on poverty, partly policy, and guaranteed income. that story is not worth one. story is anission important one in the inception of our project. researched daniel moynihan's involvement in the family assistance plan. .t never became law as it turned out, part of the basis for this proposed family systems plan could be found with on next commission maintenance. investigative processes had not generally been the focus of .cholars they focused on why they focused on these in the first place, was less attention to how the commissions reached their conclusions. they visited 17 cities and towns across the country. in each location, the commission convened local hearings and invited activists and advocates experienceabout the and circumstances of poverty. in addition, commissioners physically beat -- physically visited the homes of the poor. a set of interactions between commissioners, the poor, and their advocates, which were remarkable in three ways. in front mad

johnson died savannah, craig? >> kerry, thank you. >>> now to that troubling new international report just out this morning that says climate change could lead to a worldwide food shortage. nbc's anne thompsonoins us for more she covers the environment for us walk us through the main threat we're facing >> basically it says there are two things happening one is climate change is already impacting the earth. we know the land is warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet so that's creating problems. and how we use that land is creating problems as well because we're cutting down the gifts nature gives us to absorb carbon dioxide, the gas that fuels climate change, but cutting down forests and rain forests. so those two things combined are putting us in this problem. >> it's a real wake-up call. very alarming. there is some hope in this report. >> absolutely. and that was the scientists, global scientists who created this report, they wanted to let people know it's not dire. there are things you can do. and it starts with changing the way you eat. instead of eating a meat-based diet, they suggest if we go to a more plant-based diet, we will actually reduce carbon emissions. another thing,