because i had long covid. you go and get a rest? yeah. nuala, who's eight, also has long covid. she has good and bad days, with bouts of fatigue. an estimated 33,000 children in the uk have long covid. i'm pretty exhausted. trying to hold down a full time and quite demanding job and then obviously lucy's illness is so unpredictable. well, i say that, but sometimes it's predictable in the fact that she does half hour or an hour activity and then after that, she's just exhausted. me! that's beautiful, neave! look at that. you sort of become a bit of a spectator. i feel much older than i am which is difficult, and it's really hard on andy as well, �*cause he's got to juggle work and juggle being an entertainer and a cook. and then he gets worried �*cause i do too much and my symptoms then flare up. you just have to have admiration for her, the way she has handled it psychologically, going from someone who is out cycling to work everyday, up mountains at the weekends, out running with the kids, to someone who has got the activity level of somebody maybe 30 years older. at least one

too early for us to know the long term effects. ok, we know that high age being overweight and other symptoms add to the risk of a severe covert infection. do these conditions also contribute to the risk of long coping? it appears that the folks who had a higher risk for having coven seemed to have more symptoms. but it's not just only those patients we have young, otherwise active and healthy patients who are presenting with long coded symptoms. and so it's pretty broad spread. but they do see, it does seem to be that very severe patients seem to have more of a pulmonary and cardiac symptoms that process. whereas we're very surprised to see a lot of patients who are never admitted to hospital and he would never in an intensive care unit or on a breathing machine who are presenting now a lot of it. so they had a relatively mild initial, of course, but are still presenting with the fatigue and some of the mental clouding. and that is very interesting and kind of concerning because we don't necessarily have a handled and say, oh, you

because i had long covid. you go and get a rest? yeah. nuala, who's eight, also has long covid.as good and bad days, with bouts of fatigue. an estimated 33,000 children in the uk have long covid. i'm pretty exhausted. trying to hold down a full time and quite demanding job and then obviously lucy's illness is so unpredictable. well, i say that, but sometimes it's predictable in the fact that she does half hour or an hour activity and then after that, she's just exhausted. me! that's beautiful, niamh! at least one in eight people who get covid go on to get long covid. most say it's had a big impact on their lives. and i feel absolutely awful, feel so sick. i mouth ulcers, cold sores. i was supposed to be doing seven hours of work todayl and i've not managed it. i've had to get back in bed 'cause i feel so sick. - ijust want this to end. i've had enough. so my partner has gone out with the little one and the very, very little one woke up very quickly, so i gave him some milk, he's obviously very tired. as you can see, not very happy. however, i can't stand up or can't settle him s

not too long to celebrate come u- celebrate. not too long to celebrate come up very _ celebrate.eat to _ celebrate. not too long to celebrate come up very great to speak- celebrate. not too long to celebrate come up very great to speak to i celebrate. not too long to celebratej come up very great to speak to you. thank you very much. thank you, chairs. thank you very much. thank you, chairs- -- — thank you very much. thank you, chairs. -- cheers. _ mark cavendish says he'll take a breakfrom cycling before deciding his future, after an un—expectedly successful tour de france. the manx missile won the sprinter�*s green jersey for the first time in a decade and equalled the record for the most career stage wins, with 3a, although he just missed—out on going one better in the final stage on the champs—elysees yesterday. when we started in brittany three weeks ago, i was just happy to be here, you know? it is the race i've dedicated my life too, it has given me the life that i have and i have so much respect for it and its history. just to be here one more time was big itself. and the

shift towards the long-term? what if the never-ending conflict had actually been won by the short-term? so those are my two questions among the thousands and i really look forward to hearing you. >> great. well, let me start just by saying thank you. thank you to every who's in the the audience and then of course thank you to the sponsors for the event and a villain who helped to organize it. and also thank you to emma and jolted when i thought about the people to drag in to doing this for the first two people i thought of. in part because while the book is long, certainly too long or at least not too short, a few years ago when i i was taskedh finishing it, i had the benefit of visiting at the joint center for history and economics at harvard thanks to invitation and that was a place with the book finally came into shape in part because the hospitable and then woke me intellectual community there, and then finally joel, did you say thank you to him since he came to the university, he's just been an extraordinary

of course those are thought of as long-term decisions but they are thought of as long-term systematic investments and i think what comes out so clearly from your work is the extent to which cumulatively these decisions intertwine with municipal regulation or lack of regulation and the creative patent of land use and energy use and energy dependence that seems difficult to reverse. i wonder whether the kind of weightless economy in the short term, how that looks from an environmental and climate change point of view. >> thanks for the opportunity to talk about this which is one of the closest to my heart of being a native houstonian and becoming in the last part of the book though it appears in the chapter on the 1970s but i try to use houston as an emblematic site to make sense of the post industrial or service oriented city. much the way the use of chicago as an emblematic industrial city in the age of capital to get a sense of the texture of life on the ground within these different eras and i guess what drew me to houston was precisely the climate narrative that it's very striking

many of the long term symptoms reported by long coded sufferers are also common in people diagnosed with what's known as my allergic and several of my a light s or, or chronic fatigue syndrome. when its origins can be traced back to a viral infection. the condition is often called a post viral fatigue syndrome because its symptoms are so wide ranging and physiological reasons for those symptoms. so difficult to pin down. many people who suffer from post viral fatigue, say they have often been told by doctors that it's basically all in their heads, with millions of people worldwide now reporting long coded symptoms. the good news is that governments are beginning to throw quite a few resources at basic research in the field of post viral fatigue. and that basic research will very likely have positive knock on benefits for people who suffer from similar conditions that have been linked to other pathogens. me, thanks for watching. stay safe and see you again say ah, the the the, the the the the the the president george w bush invited us 1st summer. we talked about the past as a special rela

we caught up with the long board dancer in portugal. the sprawling scene throw cascades, natural park near portugal. capital isn't as much luck tourist attraction and a popular long boarding venue. it's also ideal for long boards dancing in our firm that combines free style, skating surfing, and dan hi, i'm do and my pronouns a them. and i'm along for dental christ parking, and 27 year old. you are has a background in figure skating. and contemporary dan both influence their long board dancing style was preston. it's me about language dancing as i can few freedom and also i can express myself and that's something i want to share, that people can share the personalities and show with who they really are. landlord dancing was inspired by surfing as surface perform a series of well timed fluid movements to right waves. not unlike a choreography, the do has created their own unique long for dancing style. and it's one the longer dancer, numerous championships and international sponsorship deals. if you want to start longwood dancing, actual

but there are some people who have this long over this long tail of other conditions that seem to be associated with the initial illness. are we any closer to understanding why most people don't together affected by this, and some people do now we really don't. so i think we are at the beginning to understand what kobe neither was off of to does with our body is model system disease you see is not only effect along the defect, nearly all organs. so in the long course of this disease, it may be that some people, we don't know which people at risk and you mention the women, they seem, they seem at this moment to have a higher risk. but we also know that people who are very high body met people older people also have a higher risk and people with a very severe cause of co, with 90 in the hospital. they may suffer beyond 12 weeks from the symptoms you already mentioned. right. and so how does being vaccinated affect the equation? wow, that's a very important question. it seems to be we, we fear that the vaccination of people already have suffered from covered mind and beyond the illness

as a result of a long covert. are you expecting this tsunami on his germany's health system prepared? so i would be very cautious to talk about it's an army that's really very impressive picture, but we have to look very close in the long cause. and at the moment, i think we are dealing with the acute covered 90 diseases and we will learn a lot of things in the next few years. i thing we have to live with a virus with a disease and then we will see what are the long term sequence of the disease. and we don't have any interpretation of the pet fees or luxury of the long co with and we don't have any measures to contract. so at the moment we have to do a lot of research to get close to get a lot of knowledge of long covert and then we will perhaps be able to treated. but at the moment we have no specific treatment for the symptoms. fascinating. go to torture. thank you so much for joining us and explaining about to us dr. young. since finally become film festival has reopened with health passes, but no masks on the

jarred long was the one who took the life of vincent goslyn.tor needed not only jessie's videotape statement, she needed jessie to tell a jury the whole story. she and jarred plan to murder vince. >> we needed for her testimony about the reasons why they planned to kill vincent, and the way that they planned it out. >> so the prosecutor made an offer. if jessie pleaded guilty to complicity with murder i will testify against jarred, she would recommend a sentence of 22 and a half years behind bars. she agreed to this plea deal? >> she did after a long talk and very heated discussions. >> so, now, with time served, the woman who had played the victim, betrayed her husband and lover, could spend less than 14 years behind bars. some people think the sentence is to. light >> i don't disagree with that that the sentence was to light. but after discussions with law enforcement, with family members, we determined that it was worth it to have her to be able to say in her own words what happened and why. >> a different prosecutor then took over the case

is one of those living with long cove it, 16 months after catching the virus. i've had a number of scans, as in a number of specialists. none of them can give me any answers when it comes to doctors. i say at worst, you know, you get doctors that simply don't levy, they don't believe that long period exists. and at best doctors they kinda shrugged shoulders and they say, well, case a new, a new illness. we don't know what to do. studies are under way to understand the damage to the lungs, heart and brain that lead to long cove. it with researches in katara reporting a breakthrough away of diagnosing the condition by looking for nerve damage in the i know fiber loss is as a consequence of multiple newer degenerative diseases. but there is a peculiar pattern in here, which is that we are seeing this immune cells, which we don't see in a lot of other newer degenerative conditions. so there is something additional that we're finding here, which is nerve loss and activation immune cells which may be more specific to long coded. as the pandemic goes on, this memorial

they mean cells which may be more specific to long coded. as the pandemic goes on, this memorial wall on the banks of the river thames in london, will continue to fill up with the names of those who lost their lives to cove at 19 . what isn't remembered here? of course, other more than 3000000 people in the u. k, who say they're living with the symptoms of long coven, for which they're currently is no cure. but for which there may now be the important 1st step of diagnosis, filling anything that can be used as some kind of biomarker for long cove. it is massively helpful because not only does it give some insight into what is going on and potentially down the line the, the treatment because that's what we want is effective treatment the in this nightmare. but also it says to those doctors that deny the existence of long code that the thing of course it, we'll look at the science a glimmer of hope in an ordeal so far without end. jona whole al jazeera london, very pleased to welcome dr. dp, good us on the to out of the are now clinical epidem

at 19 and it's long term. so there is some indication of what could be causing long coded symptoms, but a lot still needs to be figured out. let's try to unpack of what is known so far. with me is matthew bartels, professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation. and while you're a medical center in new york, welcome back to our program. matthew. as we just saw, the report abnormalities in the blood could be a cause of long could it, could this finding help in the prevention or even therapy of it? this is a very interesting finding because, you know, we have not really at this point understood the exact causes of long code and it is a systemic type of disease and manifests in many ways. as you add in your intro piece. the idea that something that the blood malady may contribute to a systemic diseases is not at all something that would be unusual. many people are familiar with sickle cell and although that's a genetic condition and very different having ever maladies with the blood cells, they are cause many e

this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter.irth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking. exploring the world in comfort... once again. jack: alex you embarked on a fun exercise which is to figure out what will be the next company to reach $1 trillion in market value. >> i been thinking about this since facebook joined the trillion dollar club making it the number five member of that club all the big tech is basically in their when will we get number six there is a long drop off call with the trillion dollar clip tesla's mast was $630 billion you might get there but it's not easy to scale cars like software other folks have mentioned to me nvidia and j.p. morgan the scale difficult if you of course need to make a bet i would go with visa they were $500 billion a bit of attack and financial services hybrid the company makes money on every transaction that runs across the payment network, its economic recovery and by the wa

who may have found the root cause of long coded. what this means and what happens next. >>> san mateo county is about to require masks inside county buildings. what this means for the rest of the bay area. >>> as you can guess, vaok live questions and now. crobiology animnology ofessor ad spam i think u,paem me uacould the vaccinated care? i'm not asking the set of cruelty or indifference, but because a lot of people who are vaccinated in the bay area especially are wondering. >> they are a whole bunch of reasons why the vaccinated should care. the vaccine is remarkably effective at 95% efficacy but that means if someone who is vaccinated was exposed to an infected individual, there is a one in 20 chance there might be get infected. there still a risk, even though the vaccine is really good. the other reason is, we want to keep our friends and relatives save, so the higher level of vaccination, the more that helps everybody else having more people vaccinated and fewer people transmitting the disease, the likelihood of getting new va

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if you want to start long dancing, actually you have to start with long boarding, which is very accessible. in my opinion. everyone can just stand on the board and try to cruise on it. and once you're feeling a bit comfortable with cruising, carving pushing, then you can, everyone can actually learn number sense. you is kings, get more people interested in this crossover sport and offers long, bored dancing lessons all over europe. the very 1st thing that you can do if you want to start with lumber dancing, very simple stuff for the beginning. so what you basically do with your feet is taking the front foot to the right edge, left to the left edge. and then you just lift one heel and then you switch to the other one. so basically you do a weight shifts between both feet. now i'm going to show the same step, why writing? what we do again stepping into the right position, s, explain, lift the heel, and do it maybe to view. and maybe you even want to move a bit and give it your own spies. why you're riding. the lessons focus more on the dancing than on long board interests. andrea loses from

this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter.ventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking. exploring the world in comfort... once again. jack: for use online platform vimeo with youtube and netflix but four years ago today a new ceo took the company and a different direction, now vimeo is a 10 million-dollar company and gives companies the tools to create high-quality video on their own last month a copy went public vimeo joined me now anjali sud i really appreciate it. it's an incubator that hatched max expedia what was it like growing a business and the environment. >> were the 11th company to come out of iac, there's a clear playbook that they've done very well which is identifying a large market opportunity where others aren't focused putting a lot of attention, capital in the long term view on how you could disrupt the market and vimeo is a realization for that in the world of video sof

for so long.ll, more sunshine and higher temperatures. climate change isn'tjust something that's going to happen in 2050 or we need to worry about towards the end of the century. we are seeing this very clearly in our observations now. and coming up on the bbc news channel, joy for ireland — it's a first—ever olympic gold in rowing for the nation, on a day when the women also picked up a rowing bronze. a liverpool football fan who suffered life—changing injuries during the hillsborough stadium disaster in 1989 has died at the age of 55. the inquest into andrew devine's death concluded he'd been unlawfully killed. it makes him the 97th victim of the tragedy. nick garnett is at anfield for us this afternolon. hi. andrew devine was 22 and a lifelong liverpool fan when he went to watch them play at hillsborough in the fa cup semifinal. the injuries he received were life changing, he needed round—the—clock care and used a wheelchair for 32 years until he died two days ago in hospital surrounded by his

d as one a long awaited gold on monday. but it didn't come without political struggles as jamila and doug and report from manila. she bore the weight to her because she is expectations and lifted the spirits of embattled weary filipinos idle in d. as is the 1st filipino to ever win an olympic gold medal. i didn't speak 3, it's more than it's a we in gone. it came at the time that this country truly is beyond being on. it's nice. it's the pros of there, but she was not always revered by this administration. 2 years ago, she appealed in public for more financial assistance for her olympic bid. links later on. hi, dylan's name was included on what is now known as the ouster plot matrix. a diagram, linking journalists and activists to a conspiracy overseen by drug lords to our president rodrigo detective from office . now she sees an administration that profusely congratulates her and yet refuses to apologize. gold is gone. by god, we begun solely on the on victory. since the philippines joined the modern games of the olympiad

many of the long term symptoms reported by long covert sufferers are also common and people diagnosed with what's known as my allergic and several of my allied s or, or chronic fatigue syndrome when its origins can be traced back to a viral infection. the condition is often called post viral fatigue syndrome because its symptoms are so wide ranging and physiological reasons for those symptoms. so difficult to pin down. many people who suffer from post viral fatigue, say they have often been told by doctors that it's basically all on their heads, with millions of people worldwide now reporting long copays symptoms. the good news is that governments are beginning to throw quite a few resources at basic research in the field of post viral fatigue. and that basic research will very likely have positive knock on benefits for people who suffer from similar conditions that have been linked to other pathogens. me, thanks so watching, stay safe and see you again say ah, the news news, news, news, news, news, news. the news, the news, the news ah ah, understand the tags and in the end, if you a

but what i can say is that i've been getting too long for a very long time and we haven't really been watching the show is still to be something. and i'm hoping that the evidence showing in the last speaking about the impact of environmental disaster, what is the impact you're seeing on the local economy, on fishing, for instance? and if people are even willing to consume the fish from this region, know it's been a huge problem for a lot of people who are dependent on fishing efficiency activities for a long time. the movie doing this punch in ration and suddenly a lot of people don't really know watch, especially given the situation and you can ration on going as well as the pot, if you could call me. so the fishing industry has been updated and people are not really comfortable eating. anything that used to be sure. so it is a bit of a issue. actually the major issue, not just people in depending on the live, but also people who rely on the family as well. what support is false coming from the government? if any at all, for people affected by this. so there have been very responsive

how long? how long you go running the hybrid. what about to a $30.00 balance in perhaps these young athletes will one day compete an international surfing tournament. the best of them will join china's olympic team. another member of the fish, one team, 11 year old young c cheese has already made the olympic squad my job is that i want to win the national championship and you know, i can go quandary i tried last year, but i just wasn't good enough. but i didn't get the title of young has the kind of determination that chinese sports officials just love to see and their athletes right now by non is getting ready to host to the national serving championship. china's head coach ma lie knows that his team will play stiff . international competition in other countries have strong staffing programs. we're just getting started. when we put together our 1st olympic staffing team in 2017. and i've still got a lot of work to do. i mean, no job. we'll get better all know that we want to qualify for the 2020 for linda. no. oh, you'll get out

on long covid, one survey suggested that around 2 million people in the uk have had some long—lasting and chris witty doesn't deny this is a concern. to a question on this he replied: there is an acceptance more people will get long covid, though no figures are put on this by the government. the next point from christina pagel was the risk of new variants evolving. now, we've no specific government response on this, but here's professor anthony hagen again. these vaccines are very, very effective, and it's likely that immunity will last for a long time. it's likely that even as new variants arise, there will be some degree of protection. the government calculation is that vaccines can cope with whatever comes. there is, though, a further, broader question — whether the government is risking people's health for the sake of the economy. the health secretary, sajid javid, answered that in the mail on sunday. the headline reads: now, that covid has disrupted other healthcare is accepted. whether the government's decision this week addresses that problem hinges on what happens to those hos

it's also ideal for long board dancing. and our firm that combines freestyle skating surfing and dance. hi, i'm do and my pronouns i. they them. and i'm along with density crash party and 27 year old. you are fair. has a background in figure skating. and contemporary dan both influence their long board dancing style was passionate about language dancing as i can few freedom and also i can express myself. and that's something i want to share, that people can share their personalities and show, withstand who they really are. landlord dancing was inspired by surfing as surface performance series of well timed, fluid movements to right waves. not unlike a choreography, the jew has created their own unique loan for dancing style and one the longer dancer, numerous championships and international sponsorship deals. if you want to start longer dancing, actually you have to start with long boarding, which is very accessible, in my opinion. everyone can just stand on the board and try to cruise on it. and once you're feeling a bit c

we have done that for a long time. infrastructure almost became a punchline during the molested ministers but now we have a serious infrastructure proposal and what i want to ask you about that, the investment come close to home tomb me because i'm chairing the transportation and housing appropriations subcommittee. both halves of that committee said the state are part of this infrastructure and i want to ask you to elaborate on that namely to talk about how you define infrastructure and how the administration has thought about this. what do you make of the critique that the definition is overly broad? i'll tell you i'm very happy that the housing and community development is included in the definition of infrastructure in the water and sewer system and the electrical grid and broadband as well as all the transportation. how did you and your colleagues come to decide what would be included in the budget as an infrastructure initiative? >> everyone should know he is the first chairman i've ever worked for on the demonst

not unlike a choreography has created their own unique long for dancing style, and it's one long board dancer, numerous championships and international sponsorship deals. if you want to start longer dancing, actually you have to start with long boarding, which is very accessible, in my opinion. everyone can just stand on the board and try to cruise on it. and once you're feeling a bit comfortable with cruising, carving, pushing than you can, everyone can actually learn. you is keen to get more people interested in this crossover sport and offers long board dancing and all over europe. the very 1st thing that you can, if he wants to start with lumber dancing, the very simple step for the beginning. so what you basically do with your feet is taking the front foot to the right edge, left to the left edge, and then you just lift one heel and then you switch to the other one. so basically you do a weight shifts between both feet. now i'm going to show the same step by writing what we do again stepping into the right position s explained, lift the heel and do it, maybe 2 bits. and maybe you

as a result of a long covert. are you expecting this tsunami on each germany's health system prepared? so i would be very cautious to talk about the phenomena. that's really very impressive picture, but we have to look very close in the long cause. and at the moment, i think we are dealing with the acute covered 90 diseases and we will learn a lot of things in the next few years. i thing we have to live with the virus with the disease and then we will see what are the long term sequence of the disease. and we don't have any interpretation of the pet fees. a lottery also long covert and we don't have any measures to contract. so at the moment we have to do a lot of research to get close, to get a lot of knowledge of long covert and then we will perhaps be able to treated. but at the moment we have no specific treatment for these symptoms. fascinating. go to torture. thank you so much for joining us and explaining about to us dr. young. since thank finally the can film festival has reopened with health process, but

there can come a little tv long. she was really shaded off in this to you to know who to the pacific. i'm not sure if i do that. we can talk to the phone in time. so some emotional stuff there after thinking and acting, this is charlotte young will 1st stab at directing. how does it tally up? yeah, no, it's very interesting. of course he's really already a legendary actor. and as you're, as you mentioned, but this is her 1st film as a director. what's interesting about this movie is it's not your typical a documentary sort of the life and kind of documentary doesn't look and do jane burkins incredible carrier as an actress. instead, it's a very personal documentary, it's shot guns book against looking at her mother and, and trying to understand her mother and fully both their own relationship and against looking at that in doing the documentary and having to have the distance of having a camera in between them, she was able to talk to them other way. she never had been before and actually get a level of intimacy that

what's cold long cove on a high fight difficulty floated in my eyes. all the time constant kinetic, i get all sorts of rushes, leading problems on the richardson at the tokyo olympics, way to time will champion cobalt. sam kendrick is tested positive for over 19 he is out of the games. ah, soon as he is president is accusing politicians of corruption and demanding the return of billions of dollars. he says was stolen from the public purse. i say it has dismissed more officials, including the chief of the national tv station. it comes days after he froze parliament and assumes executive power was getting wolf reports. the streets up to niecy as capital are mostly calm. but on wednesday the president again moved to tightened his control of the government. speaking in a televised interview president chi saeed. accused politicians of corruption, costing the country billions of dollars. the money stolen from the tin is young people must be restored. a decision will be made to take measures against the perpetrators who have taken these public funds. we will

they are a long board dancing pro. but take their skill lightly, i'm trying to communicate it to other people and that they can also learn how to language are not only longwood dance, but actually dance on the board. and have fun. basically with elsco is raising the bar using enviable long boarding skills with smooth dances. me for generation kids all over the world have been growing up with house, christine anders and fairy. to many of the danish writers. stories have been turned into films like disney is re telling of his tail, the little mermaid, or the snow queen the wild swans, and some believe that now under the whole town in denmark is paying tribute to the writer with a new resume. it's not quite ready yet and packed from the outside. a lot of it still looks to be under construction, but the opening was already celebrated. anyway. the very center of a very special place is being created to honor distinguished cities, most famous sun times christine, under the new museum, shed light on regions both above and bel

travel gets expensive over the long weekend. it would be expensive to get a plane and fly to say, greece for a long vacation. tom: and you have to quarantine for two or three weeks. it is difficult. all we do within her celebrity is try to keep it private. you can't come the islands. i have been advised by one of her entourage, it is crete. she is going away after today. but it is not crete. randall kroszner joins us. good to catch up. we will get the payrolls report. what are you focused on? randall: you want to look at the sectors and i want to look at the participation and look at what is happening in wages. all three of those will tell us important pieces of what is owing on in the market and will feed into the fed's thinking. tom: we are enjoying that one of our talents is going to greece. i want to get from you the condition. greece was on its back and no one in western economics has recovered like greece. when we recover from this pandemic, do we underestimate the human condition just to recover, where unpleasant will go

not long to go now. that would prove to be _ murray. not long to go now.- murray. not long to go now. that would prove to be true. cameron| would prove to be true. cameron norrie reaching the third round in wimbledon for the first time. there will be tougher challenges around the corner, but in terms of performance it was perfect victor —— picture—perfect. craig templeton, bbc news. great win there from norrie. i'm pleased to say i'm joined by the former two—time champion on sportsday. just a quick mention on cameron norrie. how impressed have you been with him and what will he have to do if he is potentially going to face roger federer in round three ways although the thing about cameron norrie is he's very fit. he's one of the fittest guys the tour. ., , �* , ., , , tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but ou tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel — tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel like _ tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel like he _ tour. he doesn't feel big and beefy, but you feel like he can _ tour. he doesn't

how long are you exaecting _ population. how long are you exaecting this _ population.ng this to go - population. how long are you expecting this to go on - population. how long are you expecting this to go on for? i expecting this to go on for? around wednesday this week is when a lot of the heat really started building across south—eastern california, and a lot of places across the us west will see the worst of the heat this weekend, saturday and sunday, potentially going into monday in a lot of places, and then we will finally get some relief tuesday and wednesday as we get a little bit of cooling across the region. in we get a little bit of cooling across the region.— across the region. in the cities and _ across the region. in the cities and states - across the region. in the cities and states that - across the region. in the j cities and states that are affected, they prepared for these kinds of temperatures? you know, it is something that a lot of these states do see in the summer, and thankfully in this case we were able to get the warning out quite early, so a

k, who recovered from corona virus are now living with so called long cove. it, it can affect their ability to live a normal life for months. the symptoms are so wide ranging. the diagnosis has been difficult until now is general in the u. k. alone, almost a 130000 people have lost their lives to covered 19, many more have lost their quality of life. they've been awful. while i've described this as hell on the best day, i probably feel 30 percent of my pre cove itself on the worst face. it can be, you know, 5 percent or less things like brain folk would feel like i have a constant concussion eyesight, difficulties float in my eyes, all the time. constant tinnitus, i get all sorts of rushes, bleeding problems, and purple toes. shanie right, is one of those living with long cove. it, 16 months after catching the virus. i've had a number of scans. i've seen a number of specialists. none of them can give me any answers when it comes to doctors. i'd say at worst, you know, you get doctors that simply don't levy, they don't believe that long period exists. and at b

there is a lot of long and supply. as the fed steps away from the market, you should see that get priced into higher yields in the bond market. jonathan: when people start to agree on the show, i have to take the other side to make things interesting. this is the argument that others would put forward as a counterpoint. the change we have seen is a federal reserve shifting emphasis, that is all we have to see. that was enough to deliver a bullish reaction in bonds. we have this situation where they talk more about tapering but bonds have not sold off. we have to pay attention to that. point two. citi is doing some research and my colleagues have looked at this. citi says you can have a yield curve that on average piques 12 months before the first hike. you can make the argument that this is what is going on here. if you believe the fed will be more responsive to upside surprises, this could well lead to lower yields at the long end. you could also make the argument that if you believe, 12 months away is a rate hike, th

time _ years ago, that is a heck of a long time when — years ago, that is a heck of a long time when 14 to years ago, that is a heck of a long time when he was just 14 to live years ago, that is a heck of a long time when he wasjust 14 to live in the public eye. he was bullied at school because people thought he was too famous. he had to move schools and then— too famous. he had to move schools and then tragically his father died when _ and then tragically his father died when he — and then tragically his father died when he wasjust17. but he kept going _ when he wasjust17. but he kept going he — when he wasjust17. but he kept going. he had not won gold until today— going. he had not won gold until today and — going. he had not won gold until today and i defy anyone not to shed a tear— today and i defy anyone not to shed a tear when— today and i defy anyone not to shed a tear when they saw him shedding tears _ a tear when they saw him shedding tears on _ a tear when they saw him shedding tears on the podium. a really moving moment _ tears on the podium. a really moving moment i_ tear

we've done that for a long time. infrastructure week almost became a punchline during the last administration but now we have a serious infrastructure proposal, and i want to ask you something about that. the -- the investments come close to home for me because i'm chairingles transportation and housing appropriations subcommittee. both h ha lves of that committee, so to speak, are a part of that infrastructure emphasis, and i want to ask you to elaborate on that, namely to talk about how you define infrastructure and how the administration has -- has thought about this. what -- what do you make. critique that the definition is overly broad? i tell you i'm very, very happy to see housing and community development included in the definition of infrastructure and water and sewer systems and the electrical grid and broadband as well as all modes of transportation. but how -- how did you and your colleagues come to decide what should be included in the president's budget as an infrastructure initiative? >> well, i will s

many of the long term symptoms reported by long covert sufferers are also common in people diagnosed with what's known as my allergic and several of my a light s or, or chronic fatigue syndrome. when its origins can be traced back to a viral infection. the condition is often called a post viral fatigue syndrome because its symptoms are so wide ranging and physiological reasons for those symptoms. so difficult to pin down. many people who suffer from post viral fatigue, say they've often been told by doctors that it's basically all in their heads, with millions of people worldwide now reporting long copious symptoms. the good news is that governments are beginning to throw quite a few resources at basic research in the field of post viral fatigue. and that basic research will very likely have positive knock on benefits for people who suffer from similar conditions that have been linked to other pathogens. me, thanks for watching. stay safe and see you again say the the news, the news news news news, the news the ah, kind of in george w bush invited us through the summer. we talked abo