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kenny comes to the finish here and we are watching british olympic history as jason kenny takes the titlethe most by any british olympian, a remarkable feat achieved and in remarkable fashion. i couldn't believe that no one came past. i felt like i was standing still at that last corner and i kept attacking way and i kept telling myself it is a medal even if one comes it isjust the middle. and even went across the gold line, it is the gold medal. i couldn't believe it butjust bizarre, amazing. but while there was history for one kenny, there was frustrated edition for another. laura could only finish the sixth in the omnium after finishing with a crash but disappointment was outweighed by pride for her husband. the amount of people who came up to me afterwards and was like... i was speaking to him last night and i told him ijust want to go home and when he went i was like, he has only gone and done it just typicaljason. a day of mixed family fortunes, but one that has brought britain a new record breaker. sir chris hoy is the manjason kenny has overtaken for most gold medals. and the six—

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jason kenny makes a move early here... put the hammer down and left his rivals eating dust. and we are watching british olympic history as jason kenny takes the title! his team—mates enjoyed that one. the most understated of champions had delivered gold across four olympic games. a triumph of endurance. it's funny, when you look back on the ones you've already got, it seems really easy. and then when you try to get more, you remember how hard it was. ijust kept telling myself, "it's a medal, it's a medal — even if one comes, it's still a medal." and then when i crossed the line i was like, "it's the bloody gold medal!" but it's notjustjason kenny making waves here. there have been some spectacular olympic debuts, some remarkable personal achievements and many records broken. but this is it — the final medal of the tokyo games for team gb. but what colour will it be for lauren price? well, there is lauren price making herfamiliar march towards the boxing ring. the life of this champion from the valleys is a script straight

where is kenny? he's out here. kenny? where's kenny? uh! chuckles. he's behind you! kenny!shing. your father has told us a little bit about what's going on here but could you take me on a little tour? yeah, absolutely. yeah? fantastic. and you've made every single one of these pieces, obviously. yeah, made them all by myself. and over how many years? i've been working on my art for i'd say at least the last four decades, since i've been living and breathing. really? yeah, i was just born an artist. on these four acres of land, kenny has used 1000 tons of recycled stuff to create 350 works of art so far. here's the hockey bot. and what is that? it's made out of refrigerators. made out of refrigerators! yeah. right there's the robo bear, it's made out of an air—conditioning compressor, and that is santa's wagon up there. that is astonishing. what are the reindeer made of? everything! basically everything is made of everything. is made of everything! yeah. and that is the what bunny? this is the mongolian easter bunny's mobile throne. i'm just reading this — this is one of the

laura kenny carried the flag for team gb.inishes the games as her country's most successful female olympian and the most successful female olympic cyclist. president of the international olympic committee thomas bach said the games had brought hope as he declared them closed. in these difficult times, you give for the world the most precious of gifts. hope for the first time since the pandemic began, the entire world came together. sport returned to centre stage. billions of people were around the globe were united by emotion and sharing moments ofjoy and inspiration. this gives us hope. this gives us faith in the future. the olympic games tokyo 2020 are the olympic games of hope, solidarity and peace. then the olympic flag was passed on to the mayor of paris — who will host the games in 202a. we'll see more from them later in the programme. and finally.... the olympic flame was extinguished after burning in the cauldron inside the stadium for the last 16 days. well we saw laura kenny carrying the flag for team gb at the cere

kenny sensed an opportunity, and jason kenny is going to go for it here for great britain.ash he was out of sight, kenny charging clear and heading where no british athlete had ever been before. and they're not going to catch him! kenny comes into the finish here, and we're watching british olympic history as jason kenny takes the title! his seventh gold, the most by any british olympian, a remarkable feat achieved in utterly remarkable fashion. i can't believe that no—one came past. i felt like i was standing still round that last corner. i was hacking away. but ijust kept telling myself, it's a medal, it's a medal, even if one comes, it's still a medal. and then when i crossed the line, i was like, it's a bloody gold medal! so, yeah. i couldn't believe it. it's just bizarre, amazing. and while there was history for one kenny, there was frustration for another. there is a big crash! laura could only finish sixth in the omnium after an early crash. but disappointment was outweighed by pride for her husband. the amount of people who have come . up to me afterwards and was li

kenny paid tribute to their remarkable teammanship. relationship. coming up on the bbc news channel: it will be at least a silver medal who wins her semi—final middleweight bout, to qualify for sunday's gold—medal match. people in italy who want to visit a range of venues — including restaurants, sports facilities and cultural sites — now have to produce a green card, showing a record of covid vaccination, a negative test, or proof of recovery from coronavirus. while opinion polls suggest a majority of people in the country are in favour, the rules have prompted protests too. our italy correspondent mark lowen reports from verona. a night at the opera. tickets. temperature check. and from today, the mandatory green pass — a covid vaccination certificate, negative test or proof of recovery — as italy tightens its rules, from theatres to restaurants, gyms to cafes. well, this is how it will work in practice. i come up to the venue in question... buona sera. ..present my green pass which, in my case, is a vaccination certificate. it's ver

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kenny with the fifth gold of her career.offer to finish on 78 points... and out of all the medals kenny has won this seems to mean the most. jack carlin added to his silver in the team sprint with a bronze in the individual event. he beat russian denis dmitriev for a spot on the podium along with two dutch riders who won gold and silver. team gb's18th gold of the games came from kate french in the modern pentathlon. it's been a sport that's provided a great deal of success since the women's event was introduced in 2000. she went into the third discipline well—placed, but a clear round in the show jumping took french up to fifth for the final two events. they are combined into one — a so—called laser run. athletes run four 800 metre laps with range shooting in between. french made up the 15 second gap on the leader to become britain's second women's modern pentathlon champion three more medals came within the space of a little over an hour in the olympic stadium. both 4 by 100 metres relay teams got on the podium, with the me

sorry, kenny. [laughter] no matter what the move, we continue to see either decent days, flat days or higher days versus massive selloffs. so, jason, make the case for what bad news that really would be bad news and not an investment moment. >> first of all, liz, shout-out to kenny. he doesn't remember this, but 1992, my first day in the business, he gave me the tour on the new york stock exchange floor. [laughter] liz: aww, what were you, 4? [laughter] >> exactly. look, i'm not a superstitious guy, so this is not my base case, but you can have inflation proving to be more than transitory. we had a cpi number that was relatively benign and a ppi number that ran hot. so the jury's till out there, although we're in the camp that iting -- on this one. secondly, it could be a policy mistake. everyone thinks the policy mistake is tapering too soon. frankly, it could be tapering too late. and then lastly, if delta proves to be more than a speed bump, if, in fact, we go backwards in terms of shutdowns, th

just today we had laura kenny saying, praising to the skies, l kenny saying, praising to the skies, monicaarted with british cycling's go right. so she would have been really inspiring youngsters and people that have not written before to come have a go, so she has really built of what we would call great coaching skills, because if you are inspiring somebody to take part to begin with, you're not really focused on the technical and tactical, and she has gone right the way through the coaching pathway and at the top of her game. it was laura who says that the new event for them, they have approached it completely differently, and what i imagine they won by, so i do not know what monica did, whatever it was, it works. that is one of the limitations of british cycling that has had for so long, that innovation, so monica's a new phase, she's come through the system, she's evolving the system and the thinking and making a difference. mark gannon, ceo of uk coaching. thank you forjoining us from dorset. maybe those who aren't coaching any more, but those who see the pension, celebrating them, a

another one, jason kenny. national cycling centre, the manchester velodrome. the medals are being won in tokyo but this is really hard work starts, the velodrome in manchester where most if not all of team gb practice. whilst the seniors are in tokyo the juniors have been whizzing around the track all day. i have millie and noah, two of them. good morning, those results, laura and jason, matt, charlotte worthington, how inspiring to see british cycling doing so well, and so many medals? really inspiring, seeing where they have come from, they were where we are now a couple of years ago. it gives us hope that we can be there in the next one soon.— in the next one soon. nearly, you have been — in the next one soon. nearly, you have been on _ in the next one soon. nearly, you have been on the _ in the next one soon. nearly, you have been on the track— in the next one soon. nearly, you have been on the track at - in the next one soon. nearly, you have been on the track at the - in the next one soon. nearly, you i

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but it's notjustjason kenny making waves here. there have been some spectacular olympic debuts, some remarkable personal achievements and many records broken. but this is it, the final medal of the tokyo games for team gb but what colour will it be for lauren price? there is lauren price making herfamiliar march towards the boxing ring. the life of this champion from the valleys is a script straight from hollywood. raised by her grandparents, 52 football caps for wales and multiple kick boxing world titles. along the way, she worked night shifts as a taxi driver to support her boxing training. today, li qian of china, the rio bronze medallist, was a passenger in this fight. there's confirmation, lauren price... and in her moment of glory, a glance to the heavens for her late grandfather. it's a dream come true. yeah, i still can't believe it. i've got to pinch myself. but it just goes to show, years of hard work... if you dream and you work hard enough, you can achieve anything. this was british boxing's most successful olympic si

kenny has now taken gold in three consecutive olympic games. correspondent, natalie pirks, now reports on a historic achievement. two special athletes who complemented each other beautifully. when nine years of brilliance culminates in one record—breaking moment. joy for katie archibald, history for laura kenny — the first british woman to win gold at three successive olympics. the madison was a new olympic event for women, requiring tactics, endurance and speed — something this dream team have in abundance. so, away we go... but this lengthy relay race, with a slingshot twist, is a game ofjeopardy. a little bit caught in the traffic in the middle... oh, and the dutch are down, the dutch are down! britain, meanwhile, were sailing serenely, winning sprint after sprint. and with 20 laps left, it was britain's to lose. great britain, extraordinarily, claim maximum points yet again... winning ten out of 12 sprints with a 43 point margin, this wasn't merely a victory, it was an annihilation. they haven't put a foot wrong. they have dominated the rac

a remarkable win forjason kenny. absolutely, what a way to finish the game for kenny.an to win seven olympic goals. overtaking sir chris hoy. thrilling race in the men's kyren. lots of pressure from rio, pulled clear early on, they calljapan at the home of the kyren. as soon as the motorised bike had moved off... he said he wasn't sure about this one but could we see him in three years in paris? we will wait to see. disappointment for his wife laura, sixth, but she is flag bearer for the closing ceremony. lauren price, a remarkable story for her win. ., ., . ~ lauren price, a remarkable story for herwin. ., ., , ., , ., her win. phenomenal back story, gold in the middle — her win. phenomenal back story, gold in the middle weight, _ her win. phenomenal back story, gold in the middle weight, beating - her win. phenomenal back story, gold in the middle weight, beating her - in the middle weight, beating her chinese opponent in the final, just the second british woman to win gold in boxing after nicola adams, who was watching the fight and said her tactics were spot on to

meanwhile laura kenny was denied a fifth _ are. was denied a fifth olympic title. - are. meanwhile laura kenny was denied a fifth olympic title. her| denied a fifth olympic title. her team would be in by germany who broke the world record on their way to gold in the women's team pursued. the british team of canedy, archibald, evans and knight were the favourites but they were outclassed by a really strong germany team who took almost two seconds off their previous world record in an emphatically good emphatic victory. silver surf team gb but kenny has the chance of gold still later on in the chance of gold still later on in the week. it was a great morning for team gb on the water with two sailing goals coming in a space of just an hour. fletcher and bethel got there first place in the men's 49 or after a nail—biting race to the finish line with germany. it's the finish line with germany. it's the first time great britain have ever won a gold medal in that classification. shortly after scott defended his gold medal in the men's the

gun. >> harrison is second. >> reporter: kenni finished sixth.reams were suddenly gone. >> i was kind of like shocked and numbed that i didn't make it. >> reporter: but it was even more baffling when two weeks later kenni did this. >> she's broken the world record. kenni harrison. >> reporter: your face in that moment was priceless. >> yeah. >> reporter: you were just in disbelief. >> i just see wr and i thought oh, i did it. oh, my realized it was time body as well as her mind. >> my mental game was hindering me. >> reporter: she began working with a sports psychologist and by the start of 2020 she felt like a brand-new athlete and then came the pandemic. what was the hardest part of that for you? >> keeping the dream alive, you know. >> reporter: it meant getting creative. finding new spaces to run dodging everyone in sight and even facing her own covid battle. if you finally make it to the olympics, do you think it will make it sweeter in the end for you? >> yeah, of course. if you're able to put your mindset to be positive and you can do anyt

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kenny absolutely phenomenal from him today in the keirin.c gold for britain so was an achievement on the final day of the olympics. look at the pictures here from the velodrome. lots of pressure to win this one, defending his title from rio afterfailing to this one, defending his title from rio after failing to win gold in the team and individual sprint. it is a flagship cycling event injapan, a motorised bike leads them out. kenny took advantage, getting clear early on, the malaise and athlete second and the netherlands in bronze. kenny gets the gold again. his first gold of the games in tokyo. he will be delighted, would not have even backed himself going into these games so looking at his form so far in tokyo. but warren kenny fell ill but she will be the flag bearer in the closing ceremony.— but she will be the flag bearer in the closing ceremony. hopefully a bit cooler in _ the closing ceremony. hopefully a bit cooler in the _ the closing ceremony. hopefully a bit cooler in the velodrome - the closing ceremony. hopefully a bit cooler in

and laura kenny, both showing off their civil —— silver medals there. should you celebrate silver medals? one has one 16, the other has 1a. they look pretty happy with silver. is that ok to celebrate? it’s pretty happy with silver. is that 0k to celebrate?— to celebrate? it's perfectly 0k to celebrate all _ to celebrate? it's perfectly 0k to celebrate all metals, _ to celebrate? it's perfectly 0k to celebrate all metals, surely. - to celebrate? it's perfectly 0k to celebrate all metals, surely. it . to celebrate? it's perfectly 0k to i celebrate all metals, surely. it has been a very good day for the uk's bounty of metals, eight and one day. i think it's now six in the league table of metals, and absolutely. i say count them all, but count all of the athletes who attended that's really extraordinary olympics in very unusual circumstances. they have all been absolutely amazing, and they have given us a lot to focus on to take our minds off of this never ending pandemic. jamie, what did you _ this never ending pandemic. jamie, what did you make _ this nev

gold again for kenny and his first of these games. on himself of this when considering his form in tokyo so far. disappointment for his wife, laura. they are recycling power couple and she came sixth but she had already taken gold this week in the being the first british woman to win three gold at three 0lympics. the being the first british woman to win three gold at three olympics. in win three gold at three olympics. in the corner of my eye on the corner of yours on the feed we have lauren prius. she is something, isn't she? a kick oxo, footballer and now contending for a gold in the boxing. we are into the second round. the women's we are into the second round. tue women's middleweight we are into the second round. tte women's middleweight division. lauren prius, heavily fancied content of the team gb here in the gold medal match against the chinese competitor and at the moment, like you say, it is not quite at the end of that one yet, just keeping across it now and this has been an incredible match. if she wins she will be the sec

kenny has now taken gold in three consecutive olympic games. sports correspondent, natalie pirks, reports on her historic achievement. commentator: two special athletes who complemented | each other beautifully. when nine years of brilliance culminates in one record—breaking moment. joy for katie archibald, history for laura kenny, the first british woman to win gold at three successive olympics. the madison was a new olympic event for women, requiring tactics, endurance and speed — something this dream team have in abundance. so, away we go. but this lengthy relay race with a slingshot twist is a game ofjeopardy. a little bit caught in the traffic. and the dutch are down, the dutch are down! britain, meanwhile, were sailing serenely, winning sprint after sprint and with 20 laps left, it was britain's to lose. great britain, extraordinarily, claim maximum points yet again. winning ten out of 12 sprints with a 43 point margin, this wasn't merely a victory, it was an annihilation. they haven't put a foot wrong. they have dominated the race from s

the first of the two was a historic one for laura kenny.ecome the most decorated female olympian in british history. she and katie archibald were crowned the inaugral women's madison champions in the velodrome. kenny is also the first british woman to win golds at three consecutive games. reaching five overall now in her career. extraordinary performance. the british pair dominated the 120—lap race, winning 10 of the 12 sprints on offer to finish on 78 points. out of all the medals kenny has won this seems to mean the most i never wanted to win herve so badly in my life and that was the one. i've messaged jason today and said i feel like me olympics and is today. that was really my main target. i love the team but it was giving me feels like i've never had before and once that was out of the way it was hard to say that i felt relieved because the one race i really wanted to do was come in and all of a sudden we went and did it! and there was another medal for team gb in the velodrome as jack carlin won an impressive bronze in the men's indi

as kenny, and katie archibald were crowned the inaugral madison champions in the tokyo velodrome, kennyrd to say but i felt relieved, because the one race i really wanted to win was this, and then we did it. and another medalfor team gb in the velodrome as jack carlin won an impressive bronze in the men�*s individual sprint. he won the first two of these bronze medal races against russian denis dimitrev, the second by a whisker, and so there was no need for a third race in the best of three showdown, and so carlin was on the podium. the gold medal match in the women�*s hockey between the netherlands and argentina is currently goalless, and although the olympic champions from rio, team gb, missed out this time on the final, they have made the podium for the third games running, winning the bronze medal match against india 14—3. the brits were two goals up early on, but by the third quarter, india had fought back brilliantly to lead 3—2. but a late rally turned the match around again, and team gb were back on podium once more, and tears were flowing at the end. great britain captain holli

jason kenny becomes the most decorated olympian of all time was the sprint.c one now, we joined the bbc news teams where you are. good afternoon. hello, i'mjane dougall with your latest sports news. lots of success on the water earlier today, three medals for team gb in the sailing. including two golds — the first from dylan fletcher and stuart bithell getting first place in the men's 49er, then giles scott successfully defended his olympic finn title. and there was a silver for anna burnet and john gimson in the mixed nacra 17 class. jess softley was watching. team gb has never won gold in the men's 49er class until now. british pair dylan fletcher and stuart bithell were well placed for a medal but would need to get ahead of new zealand to keep their points up. it came down to a thrilling end with the kiwis back in third it was a dramatic race to the finish with germany. mere centimetres between them. right on the line! great britain win the medal race and with it the gold medal in tokyo 2020! if that wasn't enough drama for you, giles scott was up next in

sporting action — the tokyo olympic games end with a spectacular closing ceremony team gb cyclist jason kennyuccessfully defends his keirin title to become the first briton to win seven olympic gold medals. reports from northern afghanistan say there's heavy fighting in the city of kunduz, where government forces are trying to push back taliban militants. new changes to the uk's covid travel restrictions come into force. double vaccinated people travelling from france to the uk will no longer have to isolate. thousands flee their homes in greece as forest fires burn out of control. the country faces its most intense heatwave in more than 30 years. the argentine football star lionel messi is emotional as he confirms that he is leaving barcelona after 20 years at the club and thousands take to the streets of amsterdam as the city marks the 25th anniversary of its first gay pride parade. lucy, over to you. lucy, overto you. hello, and lucy, over to you. hello, and a very warm welcome to tokyo where it has been a memorable games many reasons. inside and outside the sporting arena all set against

i love kenny g. we're going to invite kenny g on the show.use i love kenny g. liz: [laughter] charlie: this is my, i want you to know, this is my favorite kenny g song, i'm telling you. liz: okay. nice. charlie: let's forget about the day. who cares about robinhood. liz: oh, my gosh. charlie, people who watched you two days ago don't know they are calling ken griffin of citadel, kenny g and of course, this brings in how -- charlie: it's the amc apes, and they think i'm in bed with kenny g, i want them to know i love kenny g, um, here is, okay, here is the problem with robinhood's earnings and i think this is where they fell short. it's not just that people wonder about impeachment for order flow , but that's not going to be banned they said that during the conference call confirming all reports about how you house finance committee quashed a ban on it they were initially going to do one republicans rebelled with moderate democrats and as we first reported, they walked away and they are going to study the practice, so they punted on it. that's

nicola adams and kenny taylor — amazingly. massey. nicola adams and kenny taylor is _ amazingly.la adams and kenny taylor is my people _ amazingly. massey. nicola adams and kenny taylor is my people after - amazingly. massey. nicola adams and kenny taylor is my people after 2012 l kenny taylor is my people after 2012 a women's boxing was introduced ultimately it is come on leaps and bounds what keeps getting bigger and bigger all the time and hopefully like myself and a lot of the others we have inspired the next generation and just review my boxing it keeps getting bigger and i'm looking forward for the next three years in paris and hopefully more weights as well. hopefully they will. and the next, every time i open the blinds on my front bore, so hopefully i will get a goalpost.— will get a goalpost. would that not be nice? a lot of the athletes have talked about the importance of having a break for both their physical and mental health. that was one of the prominent themes throughout the olympics, particularly for american gymnast simone biles. our reporter sarah mulkerrins sa

out of all the medals kenny has won, this fifth gold seems to mean the most.d that was the one. i messaged jason this morning, i said the one. i messaged jason this morning, isaid ifeel the one. i messaged jason this morning, i said ifeel it my the one. i messaged jason this morning, i said i feel it my olympic and stewed a. that was really our main target. i love the team pursuit, but it was giving me fears like i have never had before. once that was out of the way, it is almost hard to say, but i felt relieved because the one race i wanted to do was coming. and we went and did it! jack carlin added to his silver in the team sprint with a bronze in the individual event. he beat russian denis dmitriev for a spot on the podium, along with two dutch riders who won gold and silver. team gb�*s 18th gold of the games came from kate french in the modern pentathlon. it's been a sport that's provided a great deal of success since the women's event was introduced in 2000. she went into the third discipline well—placed, but a clear round in the show jumping took french

it was an extraordinary ride from kenny in the keirin.field, sprinting clear with three laps remaining to retain his title. he'd already taken silver in the team sprint but he lost his individual sprint title, and although he was delighted with today's gold, he felt he could've done better overall. i'v e i've been disappointed this week, really, i wasn't as competitive as i wanted to be but in the keirins you conveyis wanted to be but in the keirins you convey is hard and kind of trial look a little bit and we popped at the event. i couldn't believe that no one came past. i felt like the event. i couldn't believe that no one came past. ifelt like i the event. i couldn't believe that no one came past. i felt like i was standing still a that pascoe and i was hacking away. ijust kept telling myself it's a medal, it's a medal, even if nothing else it's still a medal. and then when i cross the line i realised it was a bloody gold medal! just amazing. his wife laura kenny was the team gb flag bearer at the closing ceremony but there was disappo

gb cyclist jason kenny wins silver — his eighth medal — in the velodrome — with a silver for laura kennyng is raging in helmand province as taliban militants and afghan government forces battle for control of the southern city of lashka gah. criticism from labour but praise from the travel industry as the government abandons plans for an 'amber watchlist�* of countries for international travel. after a drop in rural thefts during coronavirus lockdowns last year — insurers have now issued a warning that gangs are using e—scooters to enter uk farms and steal high—value gps technology. and mowing a meadow in historic style — shire horses are being used to harvest a wildflower meadow it's been another bumper morning of action in tokyo — on day 11 of the olympic games — and team gb have had the wind in their sails this morning with two golds and a silver medal in the sailing. dylan fletcher and stuart bithell picked up a dramatic gold in the men's 49er medal race. and there was more drama in the finn class as giles scott recovered from an earlier error in the medal race to retain his olympic

we have the amazing cyclist laura kenny andy runner laura _ cyclist laura kenny andy runner laura muirn can talk about that one, but a lot of these — can talk about that one, but a lot of these front pages of the rating our female athletes and in such a positive _ our female athletes and in such a positive way, and ijust get his wonderful— positive way, and ijust get his wonderful and i think people are going _ wonderful and i think people are going to — wonderful and i think people are going to be looking at the sports they did — going to be looking at the sports they did not know about, particularly the modern pentathlon, which _ particularly the modern pentathlon, which is _ particularly the modern pentathlon, which is a _ particularly the modern pentathlon, which is a really curious event! we have now which is a really curious event! - have now been introduced to the madison, which is this team event in the cycling, which laura kenny and katie archbold won together. it reminds me, i had no idea what... i think i have mispronounced it, it was one of the sailing events, but i was one

>> i think kenny is on to something. i think the sentiment will change markedly within the next 24 hours. traders here market has changed. they have to simply be on the gas because they can't afford to miss the opportunity if chairman powell threads that needle. old days you wait for confirmation. now you have to be when the scrum starts or you miss most of the move. charles: jim, this earnings parade continues to dazzle. this morning we got the gdp revision. there wasn't a lot of news in there, what stood out to me, corporate profits for the quarter 2.78 trillion, by far the best ever. when you weigh everything that could move the market, should earnings be number one? is that a reason we're holding up here? >> i wish it was number one. earnings are only number one reason america moves if they come in terribly. if earnings are fair to good we have a way putting them on the shelf concentrating on other things. you mentioned the fed and potential taper. they said they are concerned about the size of the balance sheet? fou

we will leave you with the picture from the daily mirror, jason kenny and laura kenny, tangled mess between of both the london and rio olympics. two of them came in the track cycling. golden couple jason and laura kenny both added to their already impressive tallies. a silver in the team sprint forjason means he draws level with bradley wiggins on eight medals, as britain's most decorated olympian. going into the final against the netherlands, team gb had far too much work to do in the final lap. kenny, along with ryan owens and jack carlin, battled but had to settle for silver — beaten comprehensively by the dutch team who set a new olympic record. and laura kenny was denied a fifth olympic title — her team were beaten by germany, who broke the world record on their way to gold, in the women's team pursuit. kenny does have the chance of two more golds though in the omnium and the madison later in the week. the day got off to the perfect start with two golds in the space of an hour on the water in the sailing. the brits having a great regatta so far and dylan fletcher and stuart bithall mad

— would jason kenny have felt like after that sprint?cally, the effort would _ after that sprint? physically, the effort would be, _ after that sprint? physically, the effort would be, he _ after that sprint? physically, the effort would be, he has - after that sprint? physically, the effort would be, he has pushed l after that sprint? physically, the l effort would be, he has pushed his body to the limit and you think how can you do that in three laps, but as a sprinter you can produce these huge amounts of power which causes like take to build in the muscles and blood and it feels like battery acid going through your veins. your muscles start to seize up and he said on the last corner he felt like he was getting all ragged and the technique was starting to go, but he put so much effort into that first lap and a half and his lungs will have been burning but it does not matter, because you have won the olympic gold. through tonight, some of the southernmost counties of england and wales is in the showers and scotland, northern ireland no

i called kenny first, kenny, you know we got nominated. >> how about you, kenny? done and i am so glad that robin roberts presented. >> yes. >> the mahalia jackson story. >> you're too kind. >> reporter: incredible cast and crew including tony award-winning director kenny leon and star danielle brooks. we teamed up for the queen of gospel's lifetime biopic, a huge role to fill but hit close to home for danielle. we're in this beautiful chapel. >> i know. >> mahalia grew up in the church, was her second home. much like yourself. >> very much my first home, i started singing in the church when i was 3. to praise team, to choir, everything. when i saw "mahalia," i saw myself. ♪ elijah, i'm coming home ♪ [ applause ] >> you were full on singing. >> yes. >> full on singing. >> every song, every setup, every take. >> you know what, miss robin, it's easier for me to lean into the singing hiding behind a character, believe it or not, like, if you were to ask me to sing now, i actually would get really shy about it and nervous about it, but if you tell me to sing as mahali

kenny has now taken gold in three consecutive olympic games.correspondent, natalie pirks, now reports on a historic achievement. two special athletes who complemented each other beautifully. when nine years of brilliance culminates in one record—breaking moment. joy for katie archibald, history for laura kenny — the first british woman to win gold at three successive olympics. the madison was a new olympic event for women, requiring tactics, endurance and speed, something this dream team have in abundance. so, away we go... but this lengthy relay race, with a slingshot twist, is a game ofjeopardy. a little bit caught in the traffic in the middle... oh, and the dutch are down, the dutch are down! britain, meanwhile, were sailing serenely, winning sprint after sprint. and with 20 laps left, it was britain's to lose. great britain, extraordinarily, claim maximum points yet again... winning ten out of 12 sprints with a 43 point margin, this wasn't merely a victory, it was an annihilation. they haven't put a foot wrong. they have dominated the race,

and in cycling, jason kenny won his eighth medal, to match the all—time record for british olympians.ou do your first olympics, and i think you just catch up in the momentum, and to repeat it and then having to do it again and again, itjust gets... and again, itjust gets harder, to be fair. and a remarkable comeback for the best us gymnast of all time. simone biles takes bronze, despite her struggle with mental health. we'll have all the day's news from tokyo, with just five days of competition left. also today. in scotland, the first minister confirms that almost all remaining covid restrictions willl end from next monday. the olympic sprinter from belarus tells the bbc why she's scared to return home, and the fears for her family's safety. and we talk to britain's youngest—ever summer olympian, on the eve of her quest for gold. and coming up on the bbc news channel, a stunning silver for keely hogkinson. the 800 metre runner breaks a long—standing british record in team gb�*s first medal on the track. good evening. we start with yet another outstanding day for team gb, at the olympi

kenny start with you. both gold manned rand oppenheimer at 4700.hat are you modeling for the rest of the year? >> i was in jim's camp, 4400 my year-end target which we clearly already pierced but i'm still in the camp we're getting this correction. i think we're getting a seven to 10% correction between now and the end of october which brings us back to 4100. which will ral i us back to 4400 by year-end. 4700 is fairly aggressive. a 26% return on the s&p on top of the 17% we got last year. i get it. rates are zero. i get the whole conversation but i think what the market is not, is not really taking into account is the fact that clarida said yesterday, they expect rates to go up in late 2022 and 2023. they expect to taper end of this year and i don't think the market is pricing what that really means into it. i will stick with 4400. i might proven to be wrong but i'm sticking with 44. charles: all right. by the way as you were describing all the ups and downs i'm thinking you know what? i think kenny was one hell of a hopscotch player when he was a