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conference to demand constitutional reforms. violence is broken out in several cities in iran, oil rich kazakhstan province. yeah. it's demonstrations of the war facilities continue for 6 consecutive night. please security forces by itself to disperse the crowds. 3 protests were killed in the ton of the officials in the city of marcia. say police officers were also a police officer, was also shot dead during one of the rallies. a 9th journalist from hong kong pro democracy newspaper, the ample daily has been arrested, former executive editor in chief land. man, sean is accused of colluding with foreign forces. ample daily clothes last month and in the papers 26 year run. media outlets have been under pressure from a new national security law that restricts criticism of the government. an lion friend, the former us president donald trump has been arrested on foreign lobbying charges . the us justice department says thomas barrack and 2 others the charge with acting as agents of the united arab emirates barrack jed trump's inaugural fund and helped to get him elected. the 3 men are accused of seekin

you have russia and kazakhstan and also saudi arabia and its cult allies urging caution.a bloomberg survey, they will return about 550,000 barrels per day. that would be around 10% of the output that is still currently idle from the pandemic. >> what do you think the main factors will be as we see a normalization to this market? >> i am pre-sure the saudi's would be pointing to the delta variant and the risk of that dampening fuel demand in major markets even though so far, it has not really affected the rally. pretty sure they would be pointing to that. we also have the prospect of iranian oil returning at some point although those talks are dragging on. i don't think anyone is expecting that to happen anytime soon but the supply drop is pretty tight. we had u.s. shale saying recently that they are going to remain disciplined, they may be overwhelming the market. physical markets are looking very strong. it is a very tight supply backdrop. a lot of people want to see more supply coming back. >> that is the supply and demand dynamic that really underpins the crude oil pri

d.c., in april 2015 for business partners from various countries, such as the ukraine, russia, kazakhstand mexico. our story this week, today, and yesterday, is about those mexican billionaires who hunter and his uncle, joe's brother, younger brother, were very interested in piling their cash into their own pockets. this is typical of joe biden who pretended during the election campaign that he knew absolutely nothing about hunter biden's business affairs overseas. he said that repeatedly. he's now being shown over and over, and there's more evidence on the laptops still to come that he was intimately involved. he used the perks of his office to help hunter and his brother, jim biden shaken money using his influence from countries and oligarchs and billionaires overseas. >> dan: jason, listen, the sergeant salts media, i don't know thing, i don't see nothing. we have pictures of joe biden. we have photos of him with hunter's business partners. we have emails, literal not figurative, literal emails from hunter biden from his laptop saying, thanks for letting us meet your dad last night. we

crack, seeing prostitutes, putting guns and dumb stars, i don't care if it's money from russia, kazakhstanhe last name trump is there instead of biden, what is the reaction? >> well, we know exactly what the reaction will t be. first of all i want to say kudos to miranda and "the new york post" because you're right, there are very few media outlets actually covering this. this is very important stuff. joe biden has told us numerous times that he had no knowledge of his son's foreign business deals. we very clearly see that is not the case. he knew about them whether it's 10% for the big guy, whether it's emails thanking hunter for the dinner they had with his dad, photos with people, we know very clearly see that was a lie and if it were donald trump, i mean, people would be going crazy. i think the frustrating thing for people in our family is that it was a very different scenario when donald trump was in the white house and my father-in-law became president, we took it very, very seriously, although we were actually in international business before he became president, very different tha

with taiwan, and we know the money that huntser biden made in china and made in russia and made in kazakhstan ukraine, why is this all sound corrupt and what do you think about the anonymous side of this? >> well, it is corrupt. and, you know, what's even more concerning is just the unequal administration of justice. because he's hunter biden, he doesn't pay taxes -- the irs and the department of justice look the other way. however, if, for example, you're affiliated with the last administration you get a pre-dawn raid by a swat team or you get arrested and prosecuted for being a foreign agent and you haven't registered. i wonder if hunter biden ever registers as a foreign agent. how about his background check the secret service personnel tried to get those background check information with his girlfriend, his sister-in-law, when he threw his gun away in the dumpster. it stinks to high heaven. the american people understand this. the only people that don't understand it is the justice department and the muse media. >> sean: we need you to stay on top of this because i think over time, the law

with taiwan and we know that money that hunter biden made in china and made in russia and made in kazakhstan and made in ukraine, why is this all corrupt and what do you think about the anonymous side of this? >> it is corrupt and what's even more concerning is just the unequal administration of justice and because he is hunter biden, doesn't pay taxes on things apparently, the irs and the department of justice look the other way. but if you are in the last administration, you could have predawn raid by a s.w.a.t. team or you get arrested and prosecuted for being a foreign agent and you haven't registered and i wonder if hunter biden never registers as a foreign agent. how about his background check that secret service personnel tried to get those background checks information when his girlfriend, his sister-in-law through his going away in that dumpster? this stinks to high heaven and the american people understand that and the only people who don't is the department of justice and the news media. >> sean: we really need you to stay on top of this because i think over time now, the walls ha

permit and threw the gun in the dumpster, smoked crack, got money from ukraine with no experience, kazakhstan no experience, $100,000 shopping spree and $1.5 billion deal with the bank of china with military connections, i have a funny feeling that the media would go after you. it would be unrelenting. why does joe biden get a pass? b to the democrats get a pass. hillary clinton got a pass. the democrats get a pass. a guy like bill barr they said they would impeach him. once impeach him, he became afraid. he became afraid. i said, "what is wrong with you?" we became scared appear they go after people. they go after them so hard and viciously. all of a sudden that is what happens. not in all cases. we have some people that are incredible. you get some people brought over the other side for fear appear to be can't have that appear to be have to fight. they go after me, mueller, this one from impeachment and i call it impeachment hoax one and two. all of this nonsense. in fact they were the ones guilty. they would come after me new york radical left prosecutors come after me. you have to wheeze

that's right, the bidens aren't just compromised by russia and ukraine and kazakhstan, that'sst right, zero experience hunter got a $1.5 billion deal with the bank of china and a $100,000 shopping spree for his family from a chinese national. for these reasons, let's give joe another well-deserved f. domestically, biden is also performing extraordinarily poorly. inflation is at its highest rate in 20 years. everything you buy, gas, food goods, services, you are paying more every single day for every item. he gets an f on inflation. and this is a massive tax on everyone, but it especially hurts those people that live paycheck to paycheck. the lower middle class america. they are getting hurt the most. it impacts everything you buy. it impacts heating and cooling your home. it impacts feeling your car with gasoline. $1.25 more per gallon thanks to joe. we will say f for joe on energy. and once again, and once we were energy independent for the first time in 25 years, we all benefia and for national security reasons. and by the way, joe biden's attempts to ram through the green new deal

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the last i've heard i think finally we've gotten some -- some attention and kazakhstan looks a possibleo do this in terms of isr, the intelligence surveillance reconnaissance capability, whose pakistan is looking like a better place to do this, but you know, we are going dark in afghanistan and there's going to be consequences long-term to this end at the end of the day, mike, when we fully withdraw, the devastation and the killings and women among humanitarian crisis fleeing across the border, president biden is going to own these ugly images. >> mike: earlier this year you said it was important not to repeat past mistakes of 100% pull out like in iraq. to leave a residual force, top and again officials and even the president tele secretary of state tell the president not tuple out completely but to leave a few thousand american personnel, something mr. biden campaigned on. why is he doing this? >> i think it's political. it's just all boils down to politics. if you talk to anybody in the national security realm or in the defense department, you know, they -- you mentioned the head of

you know, maybe a russian oligarch, a chinese national, the chinese military, a kazakhstan oligarch,cutive from recent holdings will buy it, who knows. we appreciate it. that update is important. a journalist that iran attempted to kidnap in this country is calling out joe biden. this harrowing story she will tell us next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ r themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ ♪ >> sean: so tonight, ask yourself, why is j

the biden administration is in discussion was the three central asian governments of uzbekistan, kazakhstanhing out to arab governments in the persian gulf. no details have been finalized. democrats and republicans largely support measures to repatriate afghans who helped the u.s. this week the house voted to speed up the process that would allow them to immigrate to the united states. joining us now is nbc news correspondent courtney kube. she covers national security affairs and the pentagon. you have been that, you have seen it, you understand this threat. there are a lot of americans who think we need to get out at this point and you can understand how they come to that. but afghanistan, after 20 years, is not a secure place. >> absolutely not. and it's only gotten worse. just in these last few weeks, since the biden administration announced that u.s. was leaving. you have to look at this larger threat and look at it from a u.s. homeland perspective. the reality is the taliban doesn't threaten the united states. they don't threaten the homeland. they are very regionally focused. the iss

you know, maybe a russian oligarch, a chinese national, the chinese military, a kazakhstan oligarch,maybe an executive from burisma holdings will buy it, who knows. we appreciate it. that update is important. a journalist that iran attempted to kidnap in this country is calling out joe biden. this harrowing story she will tell us next. stay with us. show me the olympics. ♪ "bugler's dream" begins playing ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the fastest, most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just 30 dollars per line per month when you get four lines- or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >> sean: so tonight, ask yourself, why is joe biden not standing up to our adversaries around the globe? why is he emboldeni

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this administration is also considering sending some of these afghan citizens to -- afghans to kazakhstan to wrap it here, kirk wallace johnson. thank you, though, for the insight. again, the list project is your organization. done some great work there in iraq. kirk, thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> yep. alisyn? >>> okay, victor, we're also hearing from bill cosby again after his release from prison. what he has to say now about the backlash against his friend, fli sha rashad. after pioneering photographic film, we made it our mission to help change the world... in healthcare, our imaging expertise and ai technology aims to help diagnose disease earlier. but why stop there? when we can apply our expertise in cell biology and specialized technologies to help make vital vaccines and treatments available to all. we'll never stop innovating for a healthier world. fujifilm value from innovation hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to

but i think it's important that we find, they were talking about kazakhstan, they were talking aboutar, kuwait, other neighboring countries where they could be properly vetted without all the full protections of the constitution. and in the event we get a bad apple, for instance, remember, this is a very dangerous part of the world with a lot of dangerous actors so we don't want to bring anybody in the united states that hasn't been fully vetted. >> you've called president biden's plan to withdraw poorly planned, and you've said he'll, quote, own the images of innocent afghans who are slaughtered. credible reports of atrocities are emerging right now. horrible news. how would you have ended america's longest war? >> i would have kept a small residual force at one of our bases probably in southern afghanistan as we did when we fully pulled out of iraq you saw the consequence of isis at the caliphate. syria i was able to argue successfully with president trump to keep a residual. i would have done the same here, a small footprint for stability. what you're going to see now is a nightma

talks with countries here in central asia, neighbors with afghanistan, tajikistan, uzbekistan, kazakhstanthat they can strike some sort of deal to get these afghans to safety before moving them on to the united states. president biden vowing that every afghan who risks his life, his or her life for america, will not be left behind, john. >> it has to be done quickly. anna coren in kabul, thank you so much for that. >>> the olympic dreams of shah carrie richardson are now on hold after she tested positive for thc. what she is saying. and some are asking is the punishment too strict. i'll talk it over with olympic champion sprinter gail deavers. [♪] looking to repair dry, damaged hair without weighing it down? try pantene daily moisture renewal conditioner. its color-safe formula uses smart conditioners to micro-target damage helping to repair hair without weighing it down. try pantene. discover card i just got my cashback match is this for real? yup! we match all the cash back new card members earn at the end of their first year automatically woo! i got my mo-ney! it's hard to contain your

sources of renewable energy >> which would be a nice turn from the concerns about mining in china kazakhstan is a miner. could this be a good thing for human capital here in the long run? there are a lot of people scratching their heads because they're saying china is pushing out of the country some of the brightest minds working on if you want to call it mining or crypto or software you have to be -- these are very, very bright people and evidently they're moving to the u.s. >> yeah. they are and if i spoken to a lot of companies, these u.s.-based bitcoin miners and they say they have deals going to inherent the activity i think it's going to be interesting what happens in this space going forward. >> absolutely. thank you. >>> let's turn to amon javers for our update >>> deadly floods have left the giant sinkhole in a town in western germany. authorities are working to free those still trapped in their homes. at least 125 are dead. take a look at that rushing water. hundreds more remain missing now for more on the rescue efforts and now officials are working to prevent further flooding, tu

until we can pinpoint where some of this hash rate is migrating to on the one hand, it may go to kazakhstan, or it might go to the u.s. we know it's lots of new hash rate is being on shored in the u.s., it may go to canada which has a low carbon intensity grid. it might go to russia or other places we haven't thought of it's going to be a matter of months before we can actually determine where those miners are going. regardless, we know for a fact there's all these publicly traded miners raising capital in theu.s., and those miners by and large are seeking out sustainable energy some of them are buying carbon offsets. they're much more pro-sustainability than the largely anonymous chinese miners that we had before >> what's your guess in terms of bitcoin mining, bitcoin becoming green enough for tesla to start again? you said a matter of months. do you think, you know, accepting it as payment follows shortly afterwards >> well, it's arbitrary threshold kind of imposed by e elon himself i can't know what he's thinking. i think bitcoin is perfectly suitable for payments today, and of course t

from the white house indicating that they were considering these three central asian countries, kazakhstan, tajikistan, and uzbekistan. but we have not seen any evidence that the countries consented to receive evacuation wees. the pentagon press secretary john kirby said in a briefing on wednesday that all options are being considered and that would include for the potential for short-term use of kona's base for u.s. installations. the location matters greatly as we advocate it should be u.s. soil to ensure the safety and rights of the applicants. this plan, which was just released as i mentioned on wednesday s a vital first step in honoring the promise to afghan allies. but it's concerningly scarce in essential details, much like the president's remarks on afghanistan last thursday, we are left with more questions than answers. we understand the sensitivity of military operations, but these outstanding questions seem distant and disparate from the u.s. security considerations we hope the administration will recognize the need for information and prevent anxiety and further chaos by releas

administration is in talks with countries here, in central asia, neighbors with afghanistan, uzbekistan, kazakhstan are hoping that they can strike some sort of deal to get these afghans to safety, before moving them onto the united states. president biden, john, vowing that every afghan who risked his life -- his or her life -- for america will not be left behind. john. >> has to be done quickly. anna coren, in kabul, thank you so much for that. >>> the olympic dreams of u.s. track star sha'carri richardson are now on hold after she tested positive for thc, the chemical in marijuana. what she is saying about it all and the questions some are asking tonight, is the punishment too strict? i will talk it over with former olympic sprinter/champion, gayle devers. e master bath. you created your own style. and you - yes, you! turned a sourdough starter into a sourdough finisher. so when you learn your chronic dry eye is actually caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation you take it on, by talking to your eyecare professional about restasis®... which may help you make more of your own tears w

they mentioned kazakhstan, tajikistan, uzbekistan. the fact that the person leading this effort at the state department is a former chief ofa mission in tajikistan suggests that may, in fact, be the plan maybe. a pentagon spokesman said today in a press conference that the u.s. is also looking at -- that the u.s. is looking at using locations abroad, but when asked for clarification later by a reporter who asked specifically whether the u.s. is considering any locations within the continental united states to bring the translators, the pentagon spokesman kirby said this. >> the possibility of u.s. military installations being used, is that being considered? >> i would say we're looking at all options, bob. all options are being considered. and that would include the potential for short-term use ofu bonus base installations, but no final decision has been made right now. >> all options are being considered, bob. so they may be headed to another country. they may be headed to military installations in the continental united states. some

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s is negotiating with kazakhstan to serve as a base for them to wait while the u. s process.ts at the pentagon. jennifer griffin, fox news, the vatican says pope francis is alert and in good overall condition today, one day after undergoing intestinal surgery. the 84 year old pope remains in the hospital following the three hour procedure during which doctors removed half of his colon. the vatican says the pope needed the procedure because of a narrowing of a section of his large intestine, which doctors say can be very painful. the pope is expected to be. in the hospital for about a week. anyone who wants to run to replace the governor must file their paperwork by july 16th. now the recall election is scheduled for september. 14th and already more than 70 people have filed to run governor newsom is enjoying the majority apal rating, but political turnout. for new some. he wants to have an overwhelming victory, and the other side is going to come out. it seems very likely that republicans and people who are very much opposed to do some. will come out and vote against them, so

alfred: because expand -- kazakhstan has a geographic advantage because of its borders.6% of computing capacity according to the latest calculations estimates. it is naturally a very good destination to move the machines to the neighboring country. kathleen: how will such immigration impact their daily life for the future of bitcoin? alfred: it's a very complicated topic. a lot of people didn't realize how massive bitcoin machines consume electricity. basically through some local surveys, tens of thousands of machines could consume 45 billion gigawatts or worse of electricity a month. we also read some reports from different parts of the world saying how bitcoin mining disrupts local areas and causes huge blackouts. regarding the fact that it consumes a lot of power, and power disruptions in some areas, there are several anecdotal cases about the negative impact to the power usage and power consumption. so that affects people's daily life. the power suppliers may supply power to these miners for other uses. haidu: coming up next, ahead of fx macro analysis, daybreak asia

is no longer negotiating with kazakhstan as a base for them to wait for those feats of processes.hat the u.s. government has begun negotiating with uzbekistan to place a drone there. that is north of afghanistan with those icons of that negotiations you would've expected before those who his troops would've withdrawn. >> benjamin: covering the story from right the beginning. >> alicia: a hacking group released to demanding $20 million after attacking a firm in miami. >> benjamin: while we're having backyard barbecues in chicago andpa new york. feel better by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine, or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. watch me! get real relief with cosentyx. the tempur-pedic breeze° makes sleep...feel...cool. because the tempur-breeze° t

some attention to the guys that started now at that opening ceremony and also we saw one country, kazakhstan got started and had the guy-- here you go, the folks showing up with no masks and people for a good reason and some athletes testing positive and other athletes not make it go to the olympics because they tested positive. and someone jumping on the beds proving they weren't cardboard. and on day one, do you know how many gold medals, silver medals or the bronze medals the u.s. has? zero. jacqui: tell us. oh. griff: we haven't had a medal-less start in 49 years, the last time we started day one without any medals munich in 1972. and i'm hoping that surfing will be-- >> you're all about that. and i can't imagine no spectators. griff: and talking to us about how difficult it is to compete without the roar of the crowd. jacqui: i wonder how much that affects you. griff: by the way i'm predicting the u.s. is going to bring home the most gold medals. the record for any nation for gold medals, the u.s. set it in 1984 at the olympics games. we're going to come back. america is a comeback kid.

astronauts and russian cosmonauts when they land in kazakhstan. watching that capsule hit earth is like so sudden and they get -- they've been in space for sometimes weeks, months perhaps, sometimes more than a year and they are weightless and need to find their gravity back again. granted this was a four-minute flight in terms of zero gravity but nonetheless, they did it. they came back and landed like a pillow for crying out loud. there was a fourth person who won an auction. he or she hasn't been identified. $30 million to win a seat on board. i don't know what explains that. what a sucker he or she is to miss the moment. at some point we'll get an explanation and what opened the door for the 18-year-old to be on board. you had today the oldest person in world history at age 82 to go to space. at the same time the youngest person, an 18-year-old teenager went as well. >> sandra: wally the 83-year-old female can go home and say what did you do today? jeff paul is on the ground there. they basically landed in the middle of the desert. jeff paul i

. >> i knew that she was ethnically russian, but born in kazakhstan. and i knew that at some point the family had moved to saint petersburg, where she, i believe, got and degree in economics at the university. i knew she married when she was fairly young and had her son igor. >> the marriage didn't last long and the husband dropped out of the picture. so, there was anna, in her late twenties with a little boy to support. she wanted a better life. and she made her move when she met an american tourist named bob moses. who had been invited to visit her english class. he was 19 years old. or >> in real life, real friendly, had a great smile. so, i just said would you like to have lunch. >> the answer was yes. lunch turn to dinner. one thing led to another. >> after i left, we communicated. we emailed. but before you know i said hey, i would like you to come over. possibly we have a relationship. >> it was october, 1998. >> she came without her son. she told me she wanted to check things out before she brought her son over here. so, she was here and we got

know where to go, and they're hearing from jen psaki and others maybe we're going to send them to kazakhstann control. there's bipartisan support to help get them to guam and it will help us deal with the moral injury many of us are going to feel, but all of the other after effects that are going to affect the men and women who served over the last two decades. there's a concern we're forgetting what happened over there and it is starting with our friends and maybe those of us who served in uniform will be next. >> i agree with paul's points and he makes them strongly and i agree, except i don't see how 2,500 troops to ground resolves the moral issues, resolves protection of interpreters across the country. those are all things we have to deal with, but the question presented to the president of the united states, the commander in chief, is do we keep 2,500 troops in the country, which we have had troops there for 20 years, or do we change our strategy to protect our homeland. i think president biden made a gutsy call. he leveled with the american people and said, we can protect our homeland

number three, where the women's second seed, aryna sabalenka, is up against the 18th seed from kazakhstan play with a freedom. they don't seem to care about past tournaments. it's great to see. it's great to see them go out and strut their stuff. let's hope they can do it again on wednesday evening. england flanker tom curry will make his first appearance for the british and irish lions, while ireland's iain henderson will be captain against the cell c sharks injohannesburg on wednesday. the lions recorded their first win on the tour when they thumped the sigma lions 56—14 on saturday. wales lock adam beard and back row josh navidi will also make their debuts after being called up by warren gatland as replacements. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. a service has been held to mark the 73rd anniversary of the nhs but the duchess of cambridge is not taking part in any of today's events as she is having to self—isolate. kate had been due to accompany price william at the service of thanksgiving, which got under way at st paul's cathedral just over an hour

we worked hard with the central asian countries, kazakhstan, all of them, these were an important parthave influence in that very region you're describing. afghanistan does sit in a particularly important place, we're not abandoning them, there will still be tens of billions of dollars flowing to afghanistan in 2022 and 2023 that may well be appropriate, and as for rare earth i promise you the trump adminitration was working diligent. we had a plan to make sure that we would have access to the rare earth materials that we needed. i hope that this administration will continue to move down that path. ainsley: mr. secretary, thank you so much for coming on with us. brian: appreciate it. >> thank you, ainsley, brian, will, thank you. ainsley: carlie has headlines. >> good morning guys and let's start with the weather. right now tropical storm elsa is barreling up the east coast. high winds and heavy rains threatening new jersey, all the way up to new england. new york city already dealing with major flooding. you can see water pouring down the stairs of a subway station and commuters walki

. —— her opponent from kazakhstan. she is really confident character.ulkerrins in tokyo. what a morning it was in tokyo for the island nation of bermuda! a first olympic gold medal for them as florida duffy won the women's triathlon. —— flora duffy. the tropical storm that hit tokyo was no problem for her. they had a delayed start but once she got in and got through her swim and navigated the slippery roads on the bike around tokyo, she was the one who was able to pull clear on her10 km run to win olympic gold. such a good result for her. she has two world titles already. she had been a dominant force in the sport but she has been struggling with injury, she stepped away from the sport. she didn't quite know whether this olympic dream would happen for her. when she crossed the line and held her hands aloft and celebrated, you could see the joy and the relief etched on her face. meanwhile it has been a brilliant morning in the swimming pool as well. we had fourfinals, a great morning for great britain. tom dean winning gold in the men's 200 metres freest