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it was an incredible performance from lilia vu. six birdies and just the one drop shot on the card. in the lead. and the home hope here, charley hull, hoping for a second glitch win in five years it has been that long since georgia hall won the title but it wasn't to be for charley hull. she was making some early bogeys. vu was picking up the birdies, birdie on the last hole as well. a second major championship win of the yearfor three. she won her first major at the chevron championship in april. since then she has been struggling with a shoulder injury so she hasn't been making putts playing particular good golfer. —— golf. come into this last major of the year slightly under the radar even though everyone knows what a talent she is. she has a lovely back story as well because of a player who was so incredibly talented as an amateur and came into the ranks and are so many do struggle with life on tour and struggled with form as well, thought about walking away from the game and picking up that first major win in texas in april and now has backed up with a second one in the same ye

thank you for your continuing coverage on this, lilia. >>> tonight a new england patriots player is out of the hospital after a scary moment on the field. rookie cornerback isaiah bolden was carted off the field saturday after he collided with a teammate during the preseason game against the green bay packers. the game was suspended. today the patriots say bolden is okay. >>> to the netherlands and denmark announced they will donate american-made f-16 fighter jets to ukraine. they're the first countries to do so. and today ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy sat in the cockpit of one of the fighter jets in denmark. the war bloointz be deployed until next year. >>> this week a setback for russia's ambitious plans in space. its luna-25 spacecraft was launched ten days ago. the robotic lunar craft was supposed to land tomorrow on the moon's south pole but the russian space agency says it crashed after going out of control. it was russia's first moon launch in nearly 50 years. >>> today final preparations began in florida for nasa's next

so, let's hear now from the champion lilia vu — who admitted the last few months had been difficult.a crazy it's just been a crazy year for me and — it's just been a crazy year for me and just doing pretty well the beginning of the season and is hitting — the beginning of the season and is hitting a low in the middle and — is hitting a low in the middle and struggling, i thought that the us— and struggling, i thought that the us open metro played so bad, _ the us open metro played so bad, i— the us open metro played so bad, i didn't know if i could bad, ididn't know if i could ever— bad, i didn't know if i could ever win _ bad, i didn't know if i could everwin again. belgium's lotte kopecky won the women's road race on sunday for a third gold medal at the cycling world championships in scotland. the 154km race from loch lomond ended with six circuits on the streets of glasgow. kopecky also won golds on the track in scotland in the points and elimination races. demi vollering and cecilie ludwig took silver and bronze in the road race i thought on the track, it's, yeah. it's almost imp

i don't belong there. >> reporter: lilia luciano, cbs news. >>> turning now to former president donald trump's alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. court documents unsealed yesterday reveal that special counsel jack smith's office obtained a search warrant this year to gain access to trump's twitter communications including private direct messages. trump was indicted on federal charges earlier this month. on monday trump and 18 allies were also indicted in georgia for alleged election interference in that state. nikole killion has more on the defendants and the charges. >> reporter: the 98-page indictment was handed up as cameras rolled. it contained 41 felony counts listing former president trump and 18 other defendants including members of his inner circle, former white house chief of staff mark meadows, and ex-personal attorney rudy giuliani. district attorney fani willis gave them ten days to surrender. >> the grand jury believes they were part of the illegal effort to overturn the results of georgia's 2020 presidential election. >> reporter: the ind

lilia luciano, thank you so much. >>> well, now to the weather.hilary gaining strength in the pacific, it could become the first tropical storm to make landfall in california in 84 years. so for more on the storm and the persistent heat, let's bring in chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, chris. >>> good evening, norah. hilary rapidly intensifying into an impressive-looking storm, and it is expected to get even stronger as it heads to the north. looking at the possibility of a major category 4 hurricane by saturday on its way up, while it's weakening, but on its way up to southern california, including san diego, los angeles, and possibly more areas inland. there could be some wind effects. we'll have to watch that. but heavy rain does look like the big concern. flooding, possible mudslides and landslides, can't rule that out. the storm is making its way on the western side of a big ridge of high pressure, and under that heat dome here once again, norah, temperatures in dallas topping 100 degrees. >> chris, thank yo

lilia, thank you.lary that is forming in the pacific, threatening southern california. meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel is following the latest developments. good evening, chris. >> good evening, norah. tropical storm hilary, yes, forming this afternoon in the pacific, with winds around 40 miles an hour. it is expected to become a category 3 hurricane by this weekend. los angeles is in the cone, but the big threat here as the storm does weaken, it will bring a lot of moisture and very heavy rain, could lead to some serious problems, including flooding. also keeping an eye on the gulf of mexico for early next week and possible development as a big heat dome expands over the u.s., and norah, it looks like once again, record heat possible, with temperatures well into the triple digits. >> norah: chris warren, thank you. tonight, there are new developments in the former president donald trump's criminal case in georgia. fulton county district attorney is proposing trump a

lilia luciano, thank you. trade to and from the united states is in jeopardy at one of the world's most important shipping routes, the panama canal. a major drought is impacting the number of ships that can pass through the canal's waterway. cbs's ben tracy goes "in depth" to see firsthand how a lack of rainfall is creating a backlog of cargo. >> reporter: there is a traffic jam outside of the panama canal. massive cargo ships sitting idle as low water levels slow the flow of goods through this critical waterway. >> we have vessels waiting outside for almost three weeks. >> reporter: time is money. >> time is money. >> reporter: antonio dominguez is a managing director of shipping giant maersk. he is worried about the severe drought that is drying up the lakes that feed the canal. the number of vessels allowed through each day has cut from 36 to 32, and some ships are forced to carry up to 40% less cargo so they don't hit bottom. >> it means extra cost and more time. >> reporter: so the things we buy are going

lilia luciano, thank you so much.hurricane hilary gaining strength in the pacific. it could become the first tropical storm to make landfall in california in 84 years. for more on this storm and persistent heat, let's bring in meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, chris. >> good evening, norah. very rapidly intensifying into an impressive-looking storm, and it is expected to get even stronger as it heads to the north, looking at the possibility of a major category 4 hurricane by saturday. on its way up, while it is weakening, but on its way up to southern california, including san diego, los angeles, and possibly more areas in land. there could be some wind affects. we will have to watch that. but heavy rain does look like the big concern. flooding, possible mudslide and landslides, can't rule that out vehicle the storm is making its way on the western side of a bie of high pressure, and under that heat dome here once again, norah, temperatures in dallas topping 100 degrees

cbs's lilia luciano reports on a community that is relying on each other in the face of devastating lossupcountry town of kula, this is the land where sweetheart no mori is home was. >> we fortunately got out alive, before the fire came. >> reporter: were you able to salvage anything? >> nothing. nothing. we came back the next day, everything was still on fire. >> reporter: her family survival is the only solace. >> everybody is struggling here. as it is, living day by day. but they still give, they still want to help. >> reporter: kula residence jack swink, aaron mcveigh, and the roommates built a brigade of hoses and neighbors to save their block. >> we are still on edge. we do not feel like we are out of the woods. not at all. >> reporter: mori says many have wanted to buy off our property, but she says even if they need to pitch a tent, it is not for sale. it is for the next generations. amaya is mori's granddaughter. >> it has been really heartbreaking. coming up and seeing my grandma's house gone. >> reporter: you are planning to rebuild? >> rebuild. >> reporter: you are staying >>

lilia luciano, thank you so much.hurricane hilary gaining strength in the pacific. it could become the first tropical storm to make landfall in california in 84 years. so, for more on this storm and the persistent heat, let's bring in meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, chris. >> good evening, norah. and new this evening, the national hurricane center now saying that hurricane hilary is up to a major hurricane. 120-mile-per-hour category three hurricane and by tomorrow it could be a category 4 her again on its way up past mexico towards the west coast of the united states. san diego to los angeles, the strongest it possibly could be looks like maybe a tropical storm, but the main threat here is and will be a heavy rain and possible flood threat here that is able to get up there in part because of the big area of high pressure that, norah, is bringing some more extreme heat to the southern plains. >> norah: chris, thank you. tonight, cbs news has learned the suspected mast

. >> lilia luciano, thank you so much. >>> the other top story, the fourth criminal indictment of former president donald trump. the georgia grand jury handed up 13 counts against trump, including conspiracy and racketeering for his alleged attempts to overturn the results of that state's 2020 presidential election. cbs's nikole killion reports 18 others are also facing charges. >> reporter: the 98-page indictment was handed up as cameras rolled. it contained 41 felony counts, listing former president trump and 18 other defendants, including members of his inner circle. former white house chief of staff mark meadows and expersonal attorney rudy giuliani. district attorney fani willis gave them ten days to surrender. >> the grand jury believes they were part of the illegal effort to overturn the results of georgia's 2020 presidential election. >> reporter: the indictment says the activity began within days of the 2020 election. willis used georgia's racketeering law to accuse trump conspiracy. >> some of those acts may seem quite innocent in and of themselves. but they are eacach steps, a

the americans include world number one lilia vu, who claimed the british open title this month — her tough task this will be. we are going overseas, we have lost the last two, and this european team is really, really good. their top six is as good as they've ever been. we've got a tall task ahead of us. so, on paper, we've all these players high in the rankings. but europe's got a lot of things in their favour. we gotta go break the streak. do you sense that golf is doing enough to make the most of what is a festival of golf coming up in a fortnight which has you guys playing the solheim cup, with the ryder cup in italy? i don't think we have, to be honest. i would've liked to see more collaboration between men and women's games. we've got two weeks of patriotism, playing for your country, back—to—back weeks. honestly, we could have done more. and to try to promote both, i think this is two great weeks for golf in general. notjust women's golf, men's golf, it's just golf. let's band together and let's go have two great weeks of crazy fun golf, and promote the heck out of it. maybe yo

lilia and i, then, i became at hospital strike, we had a workers strike.ple don't remember that. they were leading the hospital strike. then they asked me to get involved with the garbage workers, and negotiate. we had two things going on. we met every evening this keep things on course. that is why i'm concerned today you have to find ways to keep the communication foing, you stop talking, you are never getting. a lot of what you see today, i think, i believe that back then, people had open minds, they had broad shoulders, stepped up, to give us -- what we needed to grow. the 1970 election. after the -- so, there was joe riley. run are for reelection [inaudible] lost the election. and i believe, the first african-american from governor staff, we came out winners. any experience you had. it should never be a stepping stone [inaudible] >> one of your wonderful librarians has a question for you. asks if you might say a little bit about the political damage that the slogan defund the police did in the recent elections, do you have any suggestions for a better

{lilia what can they do in this system? 0k, thank ou what can they do in this system?k, thank you so much, still clearly lots of questions from this. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the mps watchdog has ruled that the prime minister failed to correctly declare his wife's financial interest in a childminding agency. the parliamentary commissioner for standards said this arose out of "confusion", and was "inadvertant". rishi sunak has accepted the ruling and apologised. he will face no further action. consultants in the nhs in england have begun a second two—day strike in a long running dispute about pay and conditions. their union, the british medical association, says there's been no progress in talks with the government to end the dispute. ministers say they're "concerned and disappointed" by the industrial action. a strike by ground handlers at gatwick airport planned for the bank holiday weekend has been called off. the unite union said it had secured eight improved pay offers for its members and so

world number one lilia vu and second—ranked nelly korda are among nine automatic qualifiers, whilst lpga also named. ally ewing, cheyenne knight and angel yin are named as the captain's picks. we're going overseas. we have lost the last two and this european team is really, really good. their top six is as good as they've ever been, and we have a task ahead of us. so, you know, on paper, we've got all these players on the rankings, but new york has a lot in their favour right now we have to break the street. belgium's remco evenepoel has won stage three of the vuelta a espana, on the first summit finish of the race to move into the leader's red jersey. evenepoel pulled clear of tour de france winner jonas vingegaard with 200 metres to go in andorra, but then crashed through a gaggle of camera people after he crossed the line — suffering a cut to his face. the paralympics get under way in exactly one year in paris as great britain look to build on the success they enjoyed in tokyo two years ago. they won a total of 124 medals, including 41 golds. our correspondent andy swiss has been to f

the american includes the world number one lilia vu, who claimed the british open title this month —o illusion what a tough task this will be. we are going overseas, we have lost the last two put this european team is really, really good. their top six is as good as they've ever been. we've got a tall task ahead of us. so, on paper with got all these players high in the rankings. but they've got a lot of things in their favour for that we gotta go break the streak. d0 gotta go break the streak. do ou gotta go break the streak. do you sense that golf is doing enough to make the most of what is a festival of golf coming up in a fortnight, which as you guys playing both cops and the ryder cup in italy? i guys playing both cops and the ryder cup in italy?— ryder cup in italy? i don't think we _ ryder cup in italy? i don't think we have _ ryder cup in italy? i don't think we have to - ryder cup in italy? i don't think we have to be - ryder cup in italy? i don't l think we have to be honest. ryder cup in italy? i don't - think we have to be honest. -- think we have to be honest. —— caps. i

these are the most important words here alexey ivanov sergey kuznetsov andrey kolobaev lilia azurina.channel one. in perm, magnificent celebrations in honor of the 300th anniversary of the city celebration program big this night, for example, theatrical performances of the light show, the dance of sailboats on the water, were walking until the very morning, everything is colorful and very incendiary. and also musical, those who prefer the classics gathered in the hurgan hall, where artists of the perm philharmonic performed. well, at this concert venue they sang and danced, it seems that all the broadcasts will continue the program of their lives today , we are traveling through hospitable abkhazia

the american team to face europe includes the world number one lilia vu, who took the british open title should've been more tie—ins between the two big events. i don't think we have. i would have liked to see more collaboration between the men's and women's games. we have two weeks of team golf, patriotism, playing for your country, back to back weeks. honestly, we could have done more. and finally — we know football fans love a song on the terraces, often taking well known songs and reworking the lyrics to reflect people at their club. well, tottenham have done that to a robbie williams track about their new manager ange postecoglou. and williams has only gone and sung it. have a listen. # everywhere, we play the way we want to _ # it's big and bold, # so you can keep your pochettino # conte and mourinho # because everywhere we go # i'm loving big ange instead. you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. let us get more now from our scotland correspondence.

{lilia and what to do going forward within the police force.— the police force. 0k, charlotte gallagherher, thank _ the police force. 0k, charlotte gallagher, thank you - the police force. 0k, charlotte gallagher, thank you very - the police force. 0k, charlottel gallagher, thank you very much indeed for the moment. you're watching bbc news. a reminder that the news that we are bringing you in the news that we are bringing you in the last half an hour or so it is that the police service of northern ireland have been holding a news conference after the details of those 10,000 police officers and staff were mistakenly revealed on tuesday. the chief constable, simon byrne, said he was deeply sorry about the breach of data on what he called, an industrial scale, which is now in the public domain. he said that a key priority was now remaining alert to the safety and welfare of both officers and staff. the chief constable confirmed the police have not rehoused anyone yet over the data breaches. the warmest weather we have seen for quite some time, but it may not last all that long because on

lilia vu romps to victory at the women�*s open for her second major of the year. welcome along, there were two games in the english premier league on sunday. and they both ended in draws. liverpool and chelsea underachieved last season, so their meeting on the opening weekend was always going to be an interesting one, especially for the blues who�*ve had a major rebuild and a new manager in mauricio pochettino, formally of psg and tottenham. it finished 1—1 at stamford bridge. liverpool started really brightly, luis diaz scoring their goal after after 18 minutes. chelsea�*s equaliser came before the break, french defender axel disasi scoring on his debut. both sides had plenty of chances to score more but it was a point a piece with both managers fairly satisfied. overall i think we deserved a little bit more or more than liverpool. yes, i think we feel pleased and we feel at the same time disappointed because we wanted to win and we deserved to win, yeah, but that is only the beginning and i�*m

his second spell in the premier league with a draw as his cheslea side fight back against liverpool liliaor lotte kopecky on the final day of the cycling world championships hello and welcome along, there were two games in the english premier league on sunday. and they both ended in draws. liverpool and chelsea underachieved last season, so their meeting on the opening weekend was always going to be an interesting one, especially for the blues who have had a major rebuild and a new manager in mauricio pochettino, formally of psg and tottenham, it finished i—all at stamford bridge. liverpool started really brightly, luis diaz scoring their goal after after 18 minutes. chelsea's equlaiser came before the break, french defender axel disasi scoring on his debut. both sides had plenty of chances to score more, but it was a point a piece with both managers fairly satisfied preemptive more than the reporter. yes, please, be feel disappointed because we deserve to win and so please the performance and very pleased with the staff.

lilia luciano spoke with survivors who lost everything except hope. >> reporter: he was on the way tos home when the fires were raging around him. >> he was texting me now four houses are burning, cars exploding on the road. i said try and get out. he said we can't get out. we can't see, we can't breathe. >> reporter: she believes her friend died in the fire trying to help others evacuate, but his remains have not been found. what can you tell us about joe? >> he was known as uncle joe. his name tag at work said uncle joe on it. >> reporter: family members across the island and beyond have been giving dna samples to authorities to identify the 106 remains found in the wreckage of lahaina. the governor expects the number to rise. only two people have been publicly identified. the family and friends of others assume their loved ones are among the dead. a friend believes franklin died trying to save his 3-year-old golden retriever. and carol, her sister said she will be missed. everyone knew her for her smile and adventures. this family, four, including a 7-year-old, found inside a burne

"i saw sparks, fire, and we started to fall, the glass shattered," lilia said. "everyone was screaming." on the nearby sidewalk, emergency workers treated the wounded, but for this young woman, it was too late. among the dead, a 6-year-old child and over a dozen more children injured. first responders rushing to the scene were shocked. >> we try to save lives. it's bad because many people died -- was bleeding. >> reporter: red cross worker andriy yashchenko told us it took everyone by surprise as this city has been spared the worst of the war for much of this year. but the crunch of glass and the mangled debris strewn across the main square was a brutal reminder that nowhere is safe in ukraine. >> that was debora patta reporting. >>> coming up, starbucks is ordered to pay a former employee who claims she was fired for being white. >>> and president jimmy carter's grandson gives an update on the former first couple's health. this is the "cbs morning news." " my a1c w was up herere; now,w, it's downwn with rybebe. his a1c?c? it's down n with rybelelsus®. mymy doct

but it will be an inferior distortion, full-fledged, and the lilia composition.hey will be formed precisely at the beginning of 2024 at the front, well, actually , will they help to lay a corridor to the occupied crimea? are we talking about support from the sky or directly some combat tasks for these planes? tell in more detail well, if we are talking specifically about offensive actions , now we do not know at what stage they are completed, they are still dynamically developing and the end of this offensive can just be somewhere in november or december 2023 and therefore, we receive the planes after this offensive, but on the eve of the next one, for which we will prepare, that is, in the period until the start of our new offensive , the corresponding combat tasks will be performed with these planes , which are related. well, as help for the anti-aircraft forces, that is, the destruction of cruise missiles -1055 and i do not rule out that perhaps not with kamikaze drones , they can also perform combat tasks of countering russian aircraft in the airspace of temp

he says the enemy used scorched earth tactics, they passed and left nothing behind in the fortress liliaaruk andriy khrystalov serhii hunda public news maybe the danger of air attacks has passed in all regions of ukraine, anxiety remains only in zaporizhzhia oblast, as well as traditionally in luhansk oblast and temporarily occupied crimea and another base of wagner's mercenaries was discovered in belarus , the monitoring group of belarusian gays was informed in a telegram from mid-july militants began to use old military warehouses located near the village of poplavy, this is the territory of a former military town, there are 15 buildings, 10 of which are warehouses, their total area is more than 1,000 m². there is also an old warehouse for equipment on the territory. vacations to the camps of the belarusians. they must arrive by august 5th, this is what the official page of the national resistance center, created by the forces of special operations for the recruitment of new fighters in the company was stopped. prigozhin himself announced this, in addition to belarus, according to him,

wheelbarrows, boys on the side, on the side, the families of local residents viktor and lilia fedotov are needed. the help of volunteers is especially valuable . after all, at the beginning of the war, the family lost its sources of income. in addition , the russians bombed the new apartment where they moved six months before the invasion. the family lives in the grandmother's house . and sometimes the children ask to come to the apartment to play and take some toys from oleksandr medvedenko also has a little daughter growing up, the tragedy of the kherson children does not matter to him, says the husband, i am very surprised by that how do they go through it all and that they keep this positive for themselves even after they have experienced it? well, that's what we come plus sometimes we hear stories there about children, they tell us, we can somehow be more purposeful there and help there too well, once we met a very positive and cool boy there, 6 years old, uh, his mother flew into his home and killed him. oh, and well, i say, and then we still came to them there, brought him a ta

and it's american lilia vu making the most of the day so far.hile ago ten under, after england's charley hull stuttered with bogeys on the third and fourth holes. she came into this round with a share of the lead. updates on the bbc sport website. anthonyjoshua could be on course for a lucrative fight against another former heavyweight champion deontay wilder after winning his latest contest with a seventh round knockout in london. but it wasn't a perfect night forjoshua... who was also booed by the crowd during the fight with robert helenius. we collected all of them belts, defended them multiple times, done great business, stadium fights in america, saudi arabia. my team are amazing, so i put my faith in them to deliver. we just have got to hope the other team play ball as well, really. and that's all the sport for now. back with more later on. in ecuador, the wife of the murdered presidential candidate, fernando villavicencio, has blamed the state for his death. she said his personal guards should have prevented the killing. mr villavicencio,

organization did not prevent a single war in the world, not a single one, not a single cancer, not liliagoing there with our children? so why are we going there? i can propose. here is some uh, maybe wrong and arguing the huge states and the embassy in poland in warsaw in london in paris in rome in spain god knows where everything is all over the western world, what these diplomats are doing there. in africa, please, for the development of africa, english french italian can also be used somewhere, probably, i don’t know, somalia is an ethiopian in libya libya yes, well, a little bit, that is, a huge infrastructure. it simply exists for itself or for someone else, for those who left, who or they are already returning now, this is also not necessary. yes? the most important thing is that what is happening in china now, you know, it seems from the side of the chinese, they shut down their system. there is an extra word so that it does not pop out. but what is happening in china is real. there, after all, shaking and shaking a little, yes, politicians changed the political system and disappe

that is , we managed to survive the first winter in europe as a whole due to the fact that in lilia some incredible amount of money was put into the economy to save both households and large companies. hundreds of billions of euros have been spent there, but i won’t pour that kind of money into the second winter, firstly, because it will be the next inflation jump there. and secondly, how do we now the agenda is a little different and it was winter. well, yes, yes. well, now, in principle, almost every a winter in europe in a row. it's pretty warm. global warming works, after all. here perhaps this winter will be an exception, let's see. a? well, of course, everything that concerns. yes, that's within the american agenda. i will also say a few words here. yes, we are now seeing a situation where both the democrats and, more precisely, the establishment, the parties and the republicans, that is, the establishment of the republican party, are not thinking about in order to find well, some alternative candidates to replace the current favorite in the person of donald trump and join. here, b

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cbs's lilia luciano spoke with survivors who have lost everything, except hope. >> reporter: joe schillinglue's home when the fires were raging all around him. >> he was texting me, now there are four houses burning, and then cars exploding on the road. i said try and get out. he said, we can't get out. we can't see. we can't breathe. >> reporter: blue believes her friend died in the fire, trying to help others evacuate, but his remains are not been found. what can you tell us about joe? >> he was known around maui as uncle joe. his name tag artworks and uncle joe on it. >> reporter: family members from across the island and beyond have been giving dna examples to authorities to identify the 106 remains found in the wreckage of lahaina. the governor expect that numbers to rise. only two people have been publicly identified. the friends and families of others assume their loved ones are among the dead. like franklin trejos, a friend believes he died while trying td golden retriever appeared and carole hartley. her sister says she will be missed, and everyone knew her for her smile and adven

she's on nine under alongside the american lilia vu. they have a one shot lead.od power and good momentum going in for the final round. the main key wasjust to keep in there, striking it well, and had a good finish, so i'm confident and looking forward to going back and having a bath! the looking forward to going back and having a bath!— looking forward to going back and havin: a bath! . , ., having a bath! the england captain, owen farrell. _ having a bath! the england captain, owen farrell, they _ having a bath! the england captain, owen farrell, they did _ having a bath! the england captain, owen farrell, they did lose, - having a bath! the england captain, owen farrell, they did lose, but - having a bath! the england captain, owen farrell, they did lose, but he | 0wen farrell, they did lose, but he could... he was initially sent bend for a high tackle, but that was upgraded to radon review. in world rugby will now decide the length of any ban. england actually won the match 19—17 with george ford kicking the winning penalty, ending a run of three defeats in a

{lilia of wellington boots and a good brolly can sort out.— of wellington boots and a good brolly can well do stay dry. thank you _ brolly can sort out. 0k, well do stay dry. thank you very - brolly can sort out. 0k, well do stay dry. thank you very much l stay dry. thank you very much indeed, liam. a great event, by the way. let s get some of the day's other news now. france says it will firmly support efforts by the west african regional grouping ecowas to reinstate the ousted president of niger, following last week's coup. it follows a meeting in paris between the french foreign minister and niger's prime minister. ecowas has given the coup leaders until sunday to reinstate president mohamed bazoum orface a military intervention. bangladesh is battling a record, deadly, outbreak of dengue fever. heavy monsoon rains have helped drive up infections. health officials say more than 60 thousand cases have been reported, and almost 300 people have died. it's the deadliest year since bangladesh first recorded a dengue epidemic in 2000. french firefighters have joined their spanish colleag

at walton heath at the women's open, lilia vu won, hull's wait for a major title goes on.its of the glasgow city streets. great britain finished top of the medal table. beth shriever has regained the women's bmx world title. she led from start to finish. that is all put for now, back in the next hour. iranian members of parliament have voted to review a controversial hijab law behind closed doors — meaning it is likely there will be no public debate on the issue. the so—called hijab and chastity bill would impose new punishments on women who fail to wear the headscarf. the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri explains. the timing of the spill is what makes it so significant, because we're only a month away from the one year anniversary of mahsa amini's death, the young kurdish woman who died in custody of the morality police after allegedly violating the country's strict dress code. now, that event led to protests across the country and led to a movement that the government struggled to contain. what we're seeing now is a push and pull between a government that wants to protect the manda

cbs's lilia luciano has the very latest on recovery efforts this evening. good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening. workers have scoured some 85% of the disaster area in lahaina. according to the governor, the remaining 15% could take weeks, and this as an approaching storm threatens to make those efforts even more complicated. fears of permanent displacement are growing among survivors of the lahaina fire. >> we had a housing crisis before this fire. this took it to another level. >> reporter: fema says it has approved more than $5.5 million in aid for 2,000 households so far, promising each will receive an initial one-time payment of $700 for critical aid assistance. but with the sky high cost of living in hawaii, this family, who lost their home, say that critical aid isn't nearly enough. and they still haven't been able to access it. >> it's not enough. >> reporter: the lahaina fire was one of four that broke out on the island of maui earlier this month, destroying thousands of homes. >> do i wish those sirens went off? of course i do. >> reporter

below 0, dismantle the house and build a new one, and now , of course, these people are in despair, lilia have lost everything, it seems that their house is holding, and the impression is deceptive , it started to sit down, that is, the foundation is a thing. i understand that it was cracking there and is already starting to fall little by little i am now eh a week ago i was looking there were only walls now i am looking already in the storeroom the family has already started to fall away what to hold on to god it is just a slipper it is terrible the water took out everything the most important old photos and a collection of books that have been collected for decades what happened to my grandmother? i just remember how we stood in line for literature at night. it was more valuable than sausage. is the family trying to get something back, even though there are few chances? and the spouses also carefully document all the losses. they understand that they had new things and compensation will be from so far , second-hand goods have been counted for more than two million hryvnias in total in t

{lilia we are currently at five. 0k, joshua, thank _ we are currently at five. 0k, joshua, thank youa, thank you very much. china's restrictions on the exports of gallium and germanium come into effect today. they are used in smartphones, laptops, as well as in medical and defence sectors. unsurprisingly, both elements are on the eu and us lists of critical elements. last year, china controlled approximately 98% of the world's gallium production. it was also the world's leading producer of germanium, accounting for about 68%. the move is seen as the response by china to europe and the us removing their reliance on china's chip—making. 0ur asia business correspondent nick marsh has the details. now, you may never have heard of gallium or germanium, untiljust now, maybe, but they are important elements, so—called critical materials, and they're needed for chips in things like mobile phones, leds, satellites, military equipment as well, and the reason that they've been in the news is because most of it comes from china. 60% of the world's germanium and 80% of the world's gallium. and fr

{lilia course and i am watching japan with close attention.— with close attention. 0k, all riaht, withth close attention. 0k, all right, we wish you - with close attention. 0k, all right, we wish you all - with close attention. 0k, all right, we wish you all the i with close attention. 0k, all. right, we wish you all the very best today, all of those watching in portugal right now, we are thinking of you today, we are thinking of you today, we hope you get the result you are looking for. it is tough, though, as you say, you are against the defending world champions. a big line—up today, including the lionesses and their team manager is saying that despite the fact that they are missing their midfielder, they will be sought are very confident they can do well today, so we are thinking of them. now it's a long way from the bright red royal mail post van but a new drone delivery service has been launched, pushing the envelope to provide people in scotland with their mail faster. royal mail is working with companies and local authorities to trial postal drones on scotland's 0rkney islands,

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lilia vu romped to victory at the women's open at walton heath in england for her second major titled shot a round of five—under, which contained six birdies. hull's wait for a first major goes on, afterfinishing in a tie for second at the us women's open last month. belgium's lotte kopecky won the women's road race on sunday, for a third gold medal at the world cycling championships. demi vollering of the netherlands took silver, just ahead of denmark's cecilie ludwig in third, after the 154km race from loch lomond ended with six circuits of glasgow. kopecky also won golds on the track in scotland in the points and elimination races. great britain finished top of the medal table — beth shriever with their 23rd gold as she reclaimed the bmx world title. the olympic champion led from start to finish. the 2018 winner laura smulders was second for the netherlands, with us rider alise willoughby, who won the title in 2019, crossing the line in third. and that's all the sport for now. iranian members of parliament have voted to review a controversial hijab law behind closed doors, meaning

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