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lauren price proving you can have your cake and eat it. nestor mcgregor, bbc news. that's it.y was the warmest day of the year so far and he continues over the next few days, at the met office amber one for extreme heat in force until the end if thursday across the south west, a combination of high daytime and finite have an impact on health, infrastructure and travel and temperatures heading to mid tight still storms around east anglia and the south—east, a stormy afternoon in the east that will fade into the night but the heat will slowly add the way in the mid and high teens is to start wednesday morning. low mist and cloud towards northeast scotland and england and the northern half of scotland, a lot of that will. .. blue skies the northern half of scotland, a lot of that will... blue skies and isolated showers and thunderstorms around on wednesday. mainly towards the west but most will stay dry and getting hotter in northern ireland, south—west scotland and it is in northern ireland where wednesday through friday, amber extreme heat warning from the met office comes into

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in the run up to the olympics, the duke of cambridge has met team gb�*s boxing medal hope lauren priceall team, has been telling prince william about her remarkable change of sport, and her preparations for the games in tokyo. i qualified a couple - of weeks ago out in paris. but going back in 2019, i i had just won the european games and then winning i the world championships, the following year in march, but obviously we hitl the covid pandemic and they got postponed. mentally, it was very tough, challenging at times. - i was 18 months out of the ring. and for those 18 months, how do you keep your mind and your body busy, active, you're doing sort of beneficial training? to be fair to gb boxing, they helped me out- massively, they sent _ equipment out to me, weights, i was doing squats with wheelie bins, using them as _ squat racks. yeah, a lot of question marks in my head, 18 months out of| the ring, it is, am - i as good as i used to be? you'd come off one of the most amazing year in your career and yet that doubt starts to creep in? yeah, definitely, it was hard, i it was really m

lauren price proving you can have your cake and eat it. nestor mcgregor, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. thank you. a different side to the hot weatherfor some with thank you. a different side to the hot weather for some with big billowing clouds, and as we could see in essex, some sizeable hailstones. severe storms pushing across parts of the east midlands, east anglia and the kent and london area, pushing south and east and these are in the last hour and will continue in the evening, gradually fading away but what is not going to fade is the hot spell we are experiencing, the amber met office extreme heat warning remains in place in the south—west of the uk right through to thursday and comes into force tomorrow until friday across northern ireland with a combination of hot days and warm nights. these are the temperatures as we hit 10pm this evening, still in the mid 20s or summer is the combination could have an impact on your health. the showers and storms fade away around the second half of the night but the temperature only slowly

lauren price made sure of at least a bronze medal, after a dominant display in her middleweight quarterfinal. she won 5—0 against panama's athena bylon, to set up a meeting with her great rival nouchka fontijn of the netherlands on friday. price is the number one seed, having won gold at the 2018 commonwealth games, and the world championships the following year. it was my dream since i was eight years of age to reach an olympic games and i'd never think of even getting here, let alone medaling, but i know i'm not finished yet. i'm going to go on now and change colour and i'm just over the moon. i can't really put into words what it means to me. we've got a great team behind us, gb boxing. everyone is doing amazingly well. i think that is the fourth medal now as well for us. finally a special part of any olympicjourney, is when you finally arrive home to be greeted by your loved ones. and if there were gold medals for hugs, they'd surely go to helen glover's three little ones. the two—time olympic champion was rowing at her final olympics and although she narrowly missed out on a medal, her

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and you can watch more of that interview between the duke of cambridge and lauren price on the bbc sportafe. we were talking about helen glover the other day. she starts her campaign for gold on saturday in the pairs. she has had three children since the last olympics in 2016. on the bbc iplayer, there is a fascinating documentary talking about her route to working out whether she wanted to do it and realising she could potentially do it in the amount of training that has taken place to make sure she is now getting ready to potentially win another medal at the olympic games. that documentary is on the bbc iplayer. fingers crossed, we will get the clock back. better news, we have carol back. hopefully everything is working this time. they are starting off with a new met office weather warning. we are used to amber and red weather warnings for wind and snow and so on, this new one is for extreme heat. it is valid right the way through to thursday. the area, southwest, the west midlands, hampshire and the isle of wight. it means there will be a period of prolonged heat. high temperatures by

lauren: so how much higher have prices gone? just part of the problem. the other problem, of course, the fact that we don't have the variety we've had in past years because we only received about 70% of the fireworks we ordered. and so there's less variety, but we do have -- and here in the stores, so you probably see a lot of fireworks. we do have product on the shelves now, but we expect by tomorrow night or fourth of july day you'll see a lot of empty shelves. lauren: but this is a good problem to have, right, bruce? i mean, last year bored people lockedded down for months lit their own fireworks, even the display fireworks were canceled. this year, well, you've got both. you have people excited, and you have those big fireworks displays popular again. so i'd imagine you're in a nice spot. >> we are certainly having, if we're having a problem, it's a positive problem. we're selling out of our goods. but it is, it is difficult to digest that we could sell probably 50% more if we had the inventory. [laughter] lauren: we have th

in the run up to the olympics, the duke of cambridge has met team gb's boxing medal hope lauren priceallenging at times. how did you keep your mind and body busy and active? to be fair to gb boxing, they help me out massively. they sent me equipment, i was doing squats with wheelie bins. a lot of question marks in my head. 18 months out of the ring, am i as good as i used to be? one of the most amazing years in your career yet the doubt creeps in. it was mentally challenging, notjust physical, more mentally than anything. well, that interview took place a few weeks ago on lauren's 27th birthday — and the duke had a surprise for her. we've got something for you, lauren. oh, thank you. you've got to stay there. i'll bring it to you. that's mad. we've got a lot of cake for you. oh, thank you very much. that's lovely. i hope it tastes all right. you can take it home with you. you don't have to eat it now. can't eat it now, no. happy birthday for today and i hope you have a good day. thank you. we'll all be wishing you well, lauren, and cheering you on. thank you. you'll do us very proud i

today painted the pump in the last couple of weeks as the average price of gas has been rising over the summer. but as reporter laurensing, there is hope that gas prices will start to plateau. the pain at the pump seems to have no end in sight for americans. the average price of regular gas in the u. s. is now $3.21 a jump of five cents in just the last two weeks. i'm fetching throw some gas in right now, and that's what almost $3 guarantee the highest average for a gallon of regular is in the san francisco bay area at 4 39. while parts of louisiana have the lowest prices at around 2 65. some economic experts partially blame lingering supply shortages for the rise in prices. producers both in the united states, but especially produces abroad really basically closed the valves and quit producing us my toil. officials at the white house are positive. the high prices are actually normal for this time of year, and with folks excited to stretch their legs and get out of their homes, people want to go on vacations now, more than ever. in the last 10 years pre pandemic, for example, the average price of gas in july is nearl

the high prices are expected to remain for a while. but as fox news lauren a studying of crude oil prices may finally bring motorists some relief. the pain at the pump seems to have no end in sight for americans. the average price of regular gas in the u. s is now $3.21 a jump of five cents in just the last two weeks. fitch to throw some gas in right now on that's what almost $3 guarantee the highest average for a gallon of regular is in the san francisco bay area at 4 39. while parts of louisiana have the lowest prices at around 2 65 blame lingering supply shortages for the rise in pricesespecially pr, really basically closedcing as much oil officials at the white house are positive. the high prices are actually normal for this time of year. and with folks excited to stretch their legs and get out of their homes, people want to go on vacations now more than ever. in the last 10 years pre pandemic, for example, the average price of gas in july is nearly 30 cents higher than it is in january, and any prices are higher now than they were last year because amer

lauren: price target of 530.ir words to step away. so domino's pizza, they hit a high of 548, the pizza party outlasted the lockdown. everyone was delivering pizzas to their houses because we were all stuck at home. the late-night ordering, the weekend ordering, backdrop for them. it was a great report card but jp morgan and other brokerages this morning are saying, look at the price, look at the chart, it's gotten ahead of itself. stuart: i'm sorry to say we are concentrating on lowers when the dow is up 214 points and we have a few winners. let's not disappoint our audience. lauren: some good that's all. stuart: google, credit swiss, the stock is going to $3,350 a share. well above where it is right now, 2600 bucks. that would be rise of 30%. that's what credit swiss says and the stock is up 1 and a quarter percent this morning. show me the big dow winners, please, headed by american express, great earnings report, visa, boeing, travelers, goldman, all on the list. s&p 500, big winners by robert health, america

all these rising prices. laurend as the dow sinks, what, 94 points. >>> another big hour coming up for you. wait for it. look at that, jesse watt tears on the show about -- watters on this show. joe concha and the ceo of priceline, none other than brett keller. and there's this, covid cases and restrictions, they're making a comeback in many parts of the world. but in america, look, we've got our freedom from restrictions, and i don't think we're going to give it up. that's next, that's my take after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ waiting for to help our family's special needs... giving us confidence in our future... ...and in kevin's. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill,

lauren: is a kitchen more attractive to people, hence they would pay more money because it's hard to get a reservation at a restaurant, let's say, somewhere like maui and also prices rather just have the safety of cooking in their own room. >> right. lauren, you know what's happened is that the length of our stay has increased dramatically, and there's a lot of family travel, and so the kitchens are welcome for multi-generational families, families with young children, and/or people who know they are going to stay there for a week or two and they want the option to be able to have a meal or two in their hotel space, or in their residence within a hotel so the popularity has grown because of that. lauren: makes sense. i mean, i travel like that as it is, covid or not, because it's expensive and annoying to feed three kids three times a day, you know? it's easier to just sit at the kitchen table right here. that's not a vacation for mom, or dad, but look, we've handled that luxury, the leisure customer is back. are these different cities and resorts, are they ready for the surge? can they handle it, because its been awfully difficult to get the workers back, and you

lauren. side. coming up, gas prices keep going up and up are going to look at one of the spots with the highest pricesthe bay area. >> plus no needles, no problem. how you could get your covid-19 vaccine without getting an actual shot in your arm. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >> well, if you're vaccinated, you can still contract covid-19 the uptick in cases across the state due to the delta variant is a sign that unvaccinated people are going maskless doctors are still suggesting that people in large crowds should keep masks on. and if you are vaccinated. but you do come in contact with someone who's tested positive. doctors say you do not need to quarantine. >> there's this video in australia with 2 people passing by in the mall. they did contact tracing and a few seconds of contact in an indoor setting was enough to have an infection occurred by for vaccinated that's going to be much rarer, but

stuart: anyone who invests in cryptos wants to see the price move up from here, below 30,004 below 2000. laurent mainstream acceptance, a more stable price for two months. stuart: georgia was the first state to fully reopen. on your screen now, their unemployment rate is two points lower than the national average, down 14 straight months. will kane joins us, infections rise again, anyone want to go back to restrictions of any kind in georgia? >> absolutely not. landmark diner outside atlanta, it is a non-event. people have moved on with their lives and have for the better part of the year, the first to go back to normal and they are back to normal. i love doing these diners, i love talking to people directly. what you talk about on tv i've said to you in the past remain in the realm of theory. when you talk to people you see how problems manifest in every day life. the pandemic isn't in top three things people are dealing with. they are dealing with retaining employees. i hear that over and over small businesses how do i keep people on staff, i am understaffed despite an employment and the econ

the consumer price index up 5.4% from one year ago, the biggest jump since before the financial crisis all those years ago. laurenti, dig into the numbers. >> used car prices up 10% in june from may. airfare up 7%, energy up 0.8%, clothing of 0.7%. inflation is here. the monthly and annual increases of the highest since summer of 2008. is this real or part of the rebound? what is the market reaction to it? on corporate balance sheets came up in earnings. stuart: those numbers are from june compared to may. >> you want the annual numbers for gasoline, 45%, used cars up 25%, appliances up 14% in one year's time but it is transitory. stuart: we need any economists. the fed says this inflation is transitory, going to go away. is it? >> it will go away. something very important, regardless what the fed thinks or the markets respond, the hard reality is in the month of june that 5.4% year-to-year increase by the cpi was significantly greater than the 3.6% year-to-year increase by the average wage. in other words inflation is now running so hot that the purchasing power is shrinking. stuart: will this 5% increase in pri

priced its new p5 sedan. they undercut tesla? laurenbout $25,000 after subsidies, but that's more than a third less than tesla's model three, which starts at 30,000-- $39,000. china is the world number one car market and demand for electric vehicles there is booming because of the subsidies by beijing, so tesla makes a fit of its global revenue in china, but it's a facing price competition. ashley: that's a big market, the biggest. let's look at tesla if we can. the company offering customers fsd premium driver a system for $199 a month. owners must have tesla's newest computer, hardware three, in order to subscribed and an upgrade cost about $15. stock down to a half percent. looking at bitcoin, we talked about this with dennis gartman, trading lower this morning getting very close to the 30,000 level, 30,000 525 off of $1400. if it breaks through the 30,000 received a support line where it is a go next and asked the question, what is the latest with the crypto's. treasury secretary janet yellen will meet with regulators today as they

lauren: i don't think that we can, i think price tags of gotten really expensive and is good to be jampackedhere's no empty seats whatsoever. if you have an issue with the airline and have to get them on jets. you can go as you please and it's a lot easier people with the wherewithal are able to do that but the united ceo says business travel is not coming back until 2023 so that is in time. stuart: we have the cruise lines there mostly lower, except for disney, cruise lines are down, they're always up and down what is the problem today. lauren: the problem with the cruise lines is the idea is a reopening trade, there is pent-up demand and people might want to take a cruise again but then you worry about the delta variance, the push and pull between what people are comfortable doing in the cruise lines allowed to do their up 10% which is not much but they had a tough 2020 and a tough time getting back. stuart: carnival at $23 a share, row caribbean. stuart: i don't like cruises anyways. i'm not a cruise type. cheesecake factory, they are up 2.7%, raymond james upgraded them said there now pe

lauren: elon musk did that for dogecoin. that is the crypto that he supports and he actually moved the price of dogecoin for a while with thatis cheap but 5,000%. stuart: another one that i missed. lauren: thank you, elon. stuart: new york residents are blasting mayor de blasio for asking them to cut their power usage during the heat wave. we have that story for you. a new report reveals vice president harris's office is rife with dissent and dysfunction. first, he is running for congress in new jersey as a republican. is he running against high taxes? i'm going to ask him because he is on the show. ♪. ♪ ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: to deliver our technology as-a-service. try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it f

lauren, thank you for being with us. first of all, we're seeing these home prices spike. i know phoenix is up 26%. seattle is up 24%.ver inflated at this point? >> good morning, christi. thank you for having me. certainly housing market has been a positive surprise during the pandemic economy being low interest rate always stems the buying power of a home and that has been the impetus as to why buyers rushed in with a sales point above the prepandemic and with the housing shortage, prices rising, we want to have a sustainable homeownership, successful homeownership. we don't want to have a situation where prices rise and crash and lead to foreclosures. currently it looks like even though prices have been rapid, that it is on a solid footing. >> when we talk about the concern about being a bubble, there's a lot of concern amongst people who want to buy a home, perhaps for the first time, and they can't afford it because of the prices we're seeing. what is the prediction for some of the really exorbitant bidding wars and prices that we're seeing for some of these, not just new homes but existing? >> well, existing hom

lauren: this is the june number, seasonally adjusted rate is 76,000. this is a big miss, ashley -- 676. as you see return to work get pushed back. new home sales amid super high pricesed rate. ashley: thank you, lauren. interesting. look at this headline. biden wrong on inflation. the president is ignoring realities that americans see every day. the author of that piece? our good friend liz peek. liz, good morning, great to see you. tell me why is the president wrong on inflation? >> good morning, arcly. let's start with his assumption that spending trillions more in fiscal relief in the program he wants to pass through reconciliation with only democrat votes is going to bring prices down. he talks about no serious economist worried about inflation. i don't think there is a serious economist on earth who would tell you goosing the economy at this point, growing 7, 8% on annualized rate by another $4 trillion is the way to cool inflation. in fact it will have just the opposite effect. let's go deeper than that. obviously what the economy is struggling with right now is a huge injection of money from the federal reserve which continues to pump $120 billion into the ec

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lauren, always a pleasure to have you on the program. i want to start with these allegations. what exactly did milton a nickel ally about that was forcing their stock price up? ok, i just wanna make $1.00 qualification and he has been released from prison with a $100000000.00 bonds. so he had to put up some of his personal properties to do that. that's a lot of money. well 1st thing, what happened was he had made promises that the electric and hydrogen powered vehicles, which i think is a genius idea. functioned and they had orders. so 1st off, when they went to do their presentation, they had brought the vehicle there on a truck and it had been plugged in and in a wall. so it made it look like it was running on its own power, but it wasn't so that immediately true flags of us and the auto industry that, oh, this is not good when you make promises and you can't deliver on those promises. but then in addition, there were promises that there were orders that were secure and there are no large orders secured as a fleet order of hundreds of vehicles. so that created other issues. and that's where he stepped down in september because he was accused of fraud o

priced out of the market. >> how do you keep boise boise >> that's the challenge of our time. >> before she was mayor, laurenng, water preservation, and catching up to the speed of her city's growth >> we recognize the magic of this community that we live in we have welcomed each other for years. there are a lot of challenges that come with it, but it gives us a focus. >> morning. >> newcomers, mark and laurie, whose home has increased a whopping 60% in value since they purchased it a year ago feel like they've won the lottery. >> we have friends of ours who we've met since we've been here, chiropractors, they said, welcome to boise, don't tell anyone else. it's sort of like the secret is out. >> best kept secret. >> i'm sorry about that. >> it's already out, everybody knows it >>> new right now, first new york state, now washington, d.c., rudy giuliani, suspended from practicing law in the nation's cap call. the move by a local appeals court required under the city's bar rules whenever a lawyer faces disciplinary action in another jurisdiction last month a new york app last time court suspended his license

lauren: they raise earnings guidance on profit margins that victoria's secret and bath and body works have a slew of pricels are going to open their services up to one another. i am thinking strength in numbers as china cracks down on their tech giants, ali baba lost a lot of ground last weekend starting to get some of it back this week. stuart: we should deal with gun stocks because there has been a legal developed affecting gun owners in the blue to buy a gun, an appeals court has issued a ruling on whether or not 18-year-olds can buy now. charles: lauren: the circuit court says you have to buy a line. if you fight using a weapon, using a gun, if you could voted 18 you should be able to legally own a handgun so that was the ruling. the appeals court said 53 years ago unconstitutional, not helping gun stocks or ammunition stocks today. stuart: if you can vote at 18 and own a gun in 18 why can't you have a beer in a bar. stuart: to you can on the open season. stuart: i can't. an interesting question. lauren: maybe that is next. stuart: restrict everything except drinking. here's a story for you. 3000 crui

more and more people are paying above the sticker price to get a model almost any model they can get their hands-on. laurend demand, economics 101. there's a chip shortage and a rubber shortage, so manufactures are producing as quick as they can, and consumers have a high demand, they've got their leases that are due, they decide do you know what? we should get our own vehicle we live in the big city we're moving out and a lot people moved out and they want vehicles so the demand is high. even in used cars we're talking about an average of almost 20% higher some as high as 40% higher than what the book value is and this is a time to sell a used car, not a time to buy. neil: so is it hitting a lot of miles or some more prone to this up-tick in prices than others? what can you tell us? >> well certain models for sure , ford broncos super-high demand they just got released i drove it last week and reviewed it and it's going to have a huge demand there's seven different models and all these different dominion combinations so there's a big demand for that so the dealers put what's on a large demand vehicle like

lauren underwood. he will visit mchenry county college, a community college that has a workforce development program and a childcare center, programs that invest in the american families plan. as a president prices for the bipartisan infrastructure for more, he's also pressing ahead on a dual truck for the -- dual track for the build back better agenda that includes his critical climate priorities and the american families plan. the president's agenda provides a once in a generation investment in the foundations of the middle class' prosperity. from making education more affordable, to providing a comic security through programs like paid leave to families,, the president will continue to advance his economic agenda to build back better. congresswoman wonder what -- congresswoman underwood is a nurse. saving families an average of $50 per person a month. 9 million people will save hundreds of dollars per year on their premiums and 4 million people uninsured people will gain coverage. elected officials on the ground will have an update for you as the schedule is being finalized on that. reporter: the rate of the new vaccinations has been climbing. [indiscernible] is there a point for the administ

warrant to move to boise and those being priced out of the market how do you keep boise, boise >> that's the challenge of our time >> before she was mayor, laurencatching up to the speed of her city's growth >> we recognize the magic of this community we live in. we have welcomed each other for years. there are a lot of challenges that come with it, but it gives us a focus >> reporter: newcomers mark and lori, whose home has increase as whopping 60% in value since they purchased it a year ago, fee like they've won the lottery >> we have friends of ours who we've met since we've ben here, a chiropractor he said welcome to boise don't tell anyone else sort of like the secret is out >> i'm sorry about that. >> it's already out. everybody knows. >> reporter: so much for the best kept secret i'll tell you, when we landed in boise, it reminded me of when i first went to denver 50 years ago and looked around and here is this beautiful sleepy kind of sublime place right here in foothills. and boy, there's a crazy growing energy there now and you have to sympathize for the locals, like how do we keep this from exploding into a thing where we want to lea

price was 14, so up about 8% right now. ashley: very good. we've been talking about this one, lauren. goal is to rein them in, and he's asking federal agencies to scrutinize the way they merge with other companies, essentially buying the competition and then boxing out that competition. they just get bigger. no one really has looked at that. and more scrutiny on the collection and the use of data. so if you look at the way the laws have been in place regulating the internet, they haven't changed over the past decade which allows these big players to, you know, microsoft has a $2 trillion cap. so they have this valuation and have these war chests and dominance, but no one's doing anything about that. by the way, with these executive orders and it was the whole kitchen sink, it was 72 orders addressing big tech and many other things, but nothing on censorship, right? for the big tech companies, how they don't let conservatives speak their mind. we didn't hear anything in this kitchen sink from president biden. ashley: no big surprise. everything else but. all right, lauren, thank you fo

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lauren: goldman likes it upgrading it to a i buy. they think there is a big rebound in consumer spending. giving them a 233 priceonly 64% effective against the delta variant. so the stock is down 1.3%. big story today. china drag cracking down on big tech companies that recently if ipo'd in the u.s. waibo, the stock was up on the report from reuters in the pry market. now it is up only 9%, because the chairman of weibo has denied the report. there you have it. ashley: nothing to be seen here he says. look at bitcoin. it dipped below 34,000. now it is just governor 34,000. what is going on here. lauren: let's see if it tests support of 35,000 instead of the other way of 30,000. if it goes down to 30, that could spell trouble. there were two negative catalysts, they are similar to catalysts we always see whether regulation or crackdown. the first is a "wall street journal" report that the sec chair gary gensler told house lawmakers that investors protection rules should also apply to the crypto exchanges. that is one headline moving cryptocurrencies. the people's bank of china ordering a software in the country to

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