thank you very much indeed for bringing us up to date on the final at lord�*s.appen could complete the clean sweep with victory in the main event. the world champion is on pole for the austrian grand prix, which starts in the next hour, having won the sprint race on saturday. there was a tussle between the dutchman and his red bull team mate sergio perez at the start of the sprint. verstappen felt perez had forced him off the track, so returned the favour shortly afterwards. verstappen showed his annoyance post race, but insisted they talked about it and it�*s all good. novak djokovic might not be the number one seed at wimbledon, but still there�*s a feeling that he�*s the one to beat. not only is he attempting to equal roger federer�*s record of eight titles, he�*s also still on course for the first calendar grand slam in sa years. and while carlos alcaraz is ahead of him in the rankings, djokovic isn�*t thinking about who might stand in his way. i don�*t need to have carlos or anybody else really to find that extra drive and motivation when i enter slams beca

# amen, amen, amen.# from the rising of the sun to its setting, the lord�*s name is to be praised.f praise from every mouth, of confession from every tongue, of worship from every creature, is your glorious name. you sustain our world by your power, your compassion is over all your works, and your mercies never cease. glory be to you, creator of all life. god of faithful people in all times and places, today we lift up our hearts in gratitude for your steadfast love and goodness. you have given us a garland instead of ashes, the oil of gladness instead of mourning, the mantle of praise instead of a faint spirit. glory be to you, giver of all good gifts. god of all creation, in christ you gave us a new commandment that we should love one another, even as you love us. give us grace, we ask you, always to love one another, through the samejesus christ in whose words we pray together, saying: all: our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses, as we for

it�*s breathless stuff at lord�*s, where the atmosphere has been described by those there as febrile. australian wicketkeeper alex carey threw the ball at the stumps, it was adjudged to be out, with suggestions that while following the law, it was agasint the spirit of the game. australian captain pat cummins didn�*t withdraw the appeal. so everything that�*s happened since has played out in that context. 276-6, 276—6, england, with stokes unbeaten on 132, so under 100 runs needed, 371 is the target for the home side to level the ashes series at 1—1. meanwhile, sri lanka have guaranteed a place at the men�*s 50—over world cup in india later this year, securing one of the two spots available at the qualifying competition. they beat hosts zimbabwe, the only other team who had a 100% record before the game, by nine wickets in bulawayo. after bowling zimbabwe out for 165 in under 33 overs, they knocked off the runs needed in almost exactly the same time, pathum nissanka ending on 101 not out. zimbabwe can still qualify if they beat scotland on tuesday. novak djokovic might not be the numb

but further north, we�*re looking at the high teens and of course, the ashes continue today at lord�*ss. but they�*ll continue in the far north west and there�*ll be more heavy rain across the likes of caithness and sutherland, the northern isles as well. but temperatures down a notch on recent nights. a bit of a fresher start to sunday, but more sunshine from the word go compared to today. so, we�*ve got low pressure that�*s sitting offjust towards the north east of the uk, moving in towards scandinavia, the winds rotating around that area of low pressure, bringing us another day of sunshine and showers for sunday. like today, the showers most frequent across northern ireland and scotland, especially in the north and the west. fewer showers into parts of northern england and mostly dry, i think, down towards the south of england and wales. but you could catch a passing shower. 14 to 22 degrees so temperatures probably down a notch 14 to 22 degrees, so temperatures probably down a notch compared to today. we�*ve still got that breeze, but probably not quite as windy in the north. and t

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s. thank you. lord says the dangerous heat wave makes its way through california. cal oes is keeping a close eye on the power grid. >> kron four's grant lotus standing by here in the studio with more on that grant, know, with the power to go out now and you're relying on your a c and fans, the heat >> is here. but, you know, we know it's going to get worse town up and down much of the golden state this weekend. governor newsom is urging californians to take the triple digit temps seriously just last year. a record vote. aye week. heat wave brought the state dangerously close to widespread outages. but fast forward to now, newsom says so far the power grid is holding up just fine. >> we should be. are we hands media? we expect to good and in good position this week. >> this comes as newsom's administration announced this week, the launch of but they're calling heat ready. california to 20 million dollar campaign designed to reach vulnerable californians before heat waves actually arrive. cal oes officials are reminding folks there are steps everyone can take to prep

s. thank you, lord. some breaking news just into the kron. 4 news in the chp is investigating a possible freeway shooting. >> on interstate 9.80, in oakland, another one officials tell kron 4 a victim who'd been shot with the highland hospital and the hospital then notify the chp around 3.15, this afternoon. officers are now working to get more information. but of course, this comes it was just last friday that a woman was shot in the leg on to 80 in san francisco and then an 8 year-old boy was shot on 5.80, in oakland. so we have another freeway shooting. it appears will bring you more information on this one. again, 9.80, in oakland this afternoon. as soon as it comes into our newsroom. also coming up on kron, 4 news at 5 where one local stories. >> going to extreme measures to try to stop shoplifting. >> and even though things are cooling down in the bay area, a reminder pet owners do not leave hour animals in the car. >> but first, mayor london breed's plans to try to revitalize the city's downtown.

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temperatures running the 80's inland, 70's 80's around the bay cooler 50's and 60's out along the coastline. thank you, lord. some newly released report says the state department was not prepared for the collapse of the afghan government as the u.s. withdrew in 2021. >> report says the department failed to plan enough under both administrations. trump and biden, including after president biden decided follow through with the deal that president trump reached with the taliban. the review also notes that giving bag ram air base to the afghan government. so early on likely limited the u.s. ability to withdraw through the only remaining airport. massachusetts democratic congressman jake auction cup chin class says that while he still has questions, there's no good solution for ending a failed war. >> your mistake here would have been to keep troops in afghanistan for another decade and a trillion dollars. more lives lost for a war. >> that could not be won. >> vice president mike pence told cbs face the nation that the trump administration did its job. >> adding that the blame for what happened in afghanistan f

>> new s is deeply d in lincoln lord. he only lived there about five or six years. there was this tiny little hamlet. it was the first he had ever lived in. it seems to have attracted in an eccentric and diverse group of people. but people like him. it was a place he generally roomed and boarded while there. they went bankrupt. but the townspeople sort of took them in. he was wearing ill fitted clothes. but he had people who taught him how to get engaged in serious books and how to be a surveyor. how to study the law. it gave him the confidence and a pathway. it was enormously influential in his trajectory. he left in the late 1830's, he was a state legislator. he was there with a partner. for that brief moment, it was almost like his spring training. >> it is there that he began to read newspapers, driving his development. what did it mean to be awake at lincoln's time? >> there was this big coalition that originally formed primarily in opposition to andrew jackson's presidency. this was the militarism of it. they called themselves the whigs, fashioned after the op

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jonny bairstow�*s dismissal led to australian players being verbally abused. three members at lord'sow five formula one wins in a row as verstappen stretches his lead in the drivers standings and on the eve of wimbledon last year's runner up, nick kyrgios, he's pulled out with a wrist injury. hello there. welcome along. well, where do we start? in cricket, australia have gone 2—0 up in the ashes series after a highly charged and dramatic final day in the second test. ben stokes' magnificent century was in vain as australia won by 43 runs they had resumed. needing another 257 runs, england with six wickets in hand. as well. head to the bbc news website. hello there. i'm 0llie foster. by 43 runs they had resumed. needing another 257 runs, england with six wickets

rivalry will only intensify, especially after the wicketkeeper alex ca rey�*s controversial thumping of england'sjonny bairstow at lordaustralia will be extremely intense. worth mentioning, that cricket is not the only sporting story in this country today. australian celebrating a women's world cup victory, the mathilda's, australia's football team beating canada 4—0 to progressed to the round of 16. so a lot of sporting news in this part of the world today. before we go — there's a big debate going on chinese social media over whether this bear is in fact a worker in a costume? social media users pointed out its slender hind legs and human—like movements — but at hang—zhong zoo say that it's a malaysian sun bear and that a man in a suit wouldn't last long in 40—degree heat. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. july has certainly been a pretty wet month, and we started off the new working week with another dollop of rain, particularly across northern areas of the country. so skies quite cloudy like these in cumbria. it was also quite windy as well. and so far this month we have seen some areas picking up mo

some 70's around the bay and 50's and 60's along the coast. thank you, lord. so wildfire burning in yosemite national park is now grown to 800 acres. it's called the pike a fire. >> started back on june 29th and is believed to have been caused by lightning at last check. the fire is 0% contained in sacramento. a new effort is underway to try to make it easier for communities to hold farmers markets. kron four's. noelle bellow joins us now here live in the studio with what's going on with this new push. noel. >> and for many, it is the place to shop for produce not to mention handmade goods and unique cultural foods. now a new bill by a san francisco law maker is going through the legislature seeking to make it easier for these types of markets to open up all across the state here in san francisco, there is a big one in the sunset district every weekend. but the process of setting up the market can be pretty tedious under the current system. vendors need to apply for permits almost every month. pay fees and fill out paperwork. assembly member matt haney says hi

but has lords ever been this bad tempered? we explain howjonny bairstow�*sket got the crowd rowdy in this usually most serene of venues. also coming up on sportsday... another max verstappen victory, this time in his teams home grand prix in austria, extending his championship lead. and a french winner on the second stage of the tour de france in spain but the british rider stays in yellow. hello again. unlike his career—defining innings four years ago at headingley ben stokes heroics weren't enough at lord's. england's skipper unable to prevent australia taking a 2—0 lead in the ashes. their victory by 43 runs came after a day which had the lord's crowd rowdier almost than ever before. entertained by stokes and infuriated with a controversial stumping ofjonny bairstow. with the story of a dramatic final day. here's our correspondentjoe wilson. whenjonny bairstow came out to bought, it was still almost in normal test match. when he was out it wasn't. the australia wicketkeeper threw down the stumps, where wasjonny bairstow? he wasn't trying to make a run. as

strong-willed person, but you don’t need to breathe, i’m an incredible woman’s strength or a man ’s willpower, lordhe song 4 minutes of jumping, 4 minutes of jumping to do somersaults, rondats, uh move and you don’t get tired at all, your physical preparation is good or you are just crazy. or the goal is to lose weight this show. after this number, i already understand that we have a finalist in front of us. thank you, dear hamster, it's very brave to climb on the trampolines to allow him to be lifted at that moment in this suit. i'm sure there's a review because it's like in a tank. here is a very tiny one. that is, i understand, it was probably scary there and you were still pumping everything you are a hero. you are the hero dear hamster. thanks thank you very much. valeria here, in my opinion, had some kind of thought, a terrible thought. i'd say it's clean. they are here choi well, in general, well, everything, suitable, they are specially. i understand, i’m not too lazy to confuse us like that on purpose. all performances of all editions. well, i don’t hear them there, but now suddenly she di

wicket to fall before him provided the real drama of the day, jonny bairstow�*s, and contributed to a rare rowdy atmosphere at lords end of the over. australian wicketkeeper alex carey threw the ball at the stumps, it was judged to be out. that while following the law it was against the spirit the game. this is how it has finished at lords. england all out. they wouldn't have got anywhere near the victory target if it wasn't for stokes's 155. victory target if it wasn't for stokes's155. australia have a 2—0 ashes lead with three matches to play in the series. meanwhile sri lanka have guaranteed a place at the men's 50—over world cup in india later this year securing one of the two spots available at the qualifying competition. they beat hosts zimbabwe — the only other team who had a 100% record before the game by nine wickets in bulawayo. after bowling zimbabwe out for 165 in under 33 overs they knocked off the runs needed in almost exactly the same time. pathum nissanka ending on 101 not out. zimbabwe can still qualify if they beat scotland on tuesday. another day, another victory for max verstappen. the reigning

now in the next few minutes the bbc�*s director general, tim davie, is appearing before the lords communicationsno end in sight to our unsettled run of weather and it's all down to the jet stream. he a trough to our west continues to fire low pressures across the uk, whereas this ridge is what's toasting europe because, underneath that, we get air descending down through the atmosphere and that is responsible for some localised incredible heat. 46 degrees celsius is on the cards for wednesday across parts of the south of sardinia and similar localised heat into sicily. remember, the all—time european temperature record stands at a8.8, so this is extreme heat. for us, though, as i say, it's unsettled. a different story, that hot weather not coming our way. we are instead seeing low pressures fired across the uk and today no exception. a band of cloud and rain moving across from northern ireland, across southern scotland, the heart of england and wales. the far south of england, missing out on the rain, so it should be bright and relatively warm in the sunshine — temperatures into the low 20s. for

lords. yesterday, the british prime minister, rishi sunak, said it "broke the spirit of cricket", but now sunak�*sng both the mens and womens teams saying, "same old aussies — always winning!". his phrase appearing to be a jibe at english fans who chanted "same old aussies always cheating" after bairstow was dismissed. joe root says whilst he would have done things differently, its now time to move on. i try and put myself in that situation, that position, i would like to think i would have dealt with it very differently. i think ben spoke very well on it at the end of the game. as a team we want to play our cricket a certain way, we want to leave a certain legacy and it has been very different how we have gone about test cricket in the last 18 months, in terms of how we pay our crickets. physically, if you like, but i also think we play our cricket in a slightly different way in that respect, as well. i think it is time for everyone to move on and let's concentrate on this game. england's women continue their series against australia tomorrow. they've been training at the oval this morning, knowi

lord follow me. evening prime time and this is a panorama with you tatyana korol. hello. let 's sum up together, the results of this day, sharp questions and direct answers, and sometimes even inconvenient for some western media, the main and fundamental moments of the press conference president europe continues to merge zelensky bulgaria refused to give weapons to kiev after negotiations with the president of ukraine in sofia and a countdown to a bright multi -sport forum this summer . announcement of the program the position of the official minsk has grown with new arguments the degree of international discussion dictates a special approach alexander lukashenko outlined our position in a rapidly changing world details in the panorama. when the truth is becoming uncomfortable, and the role of belarus in the world order is difficult to underestimate the analysis of the first interview from the experts of the editors club, high processing technologies and how to maintain export positions today the prime minister is on a working trip to the enterprises of the brest region? to take

to the flesh for the sake of god lord for you, lord god have mercy on christ evening prime time and this is a panorama with you tatiana king. hello. let 'sether, the results of this day, import substitution is the way for the development of the enterprise, also a conversation about the potential of the region for investment and the welfare of belarusians, the head of state reviews in mogilev when the bloody truth is not forget on the anniversary of the volyn massacre. the poles demand that ukraine repent on this day in 1994. belarus chose the first

suggested putin already the idea of ​​emir to you, lord, i am victorious over the west revanshchyny zapragenie of the soviet union to use chantalche sn the first week of the war when i look at kiev that 's what needs to be saved that there is one that needs to be saved directly one public property problem for them for this party honorably when it makes up well it's a percentage of 10 -15 hours of the population and this is absolutely because the main population is passive. well, this is the main putin mass, yes , they would be happy to watch khreshchatyk on tv in the afternoon, but the meat is released, even the old ones don't want themselves. a decree of the new government will fly to the side on the rejection of the abolition of ukasalizatsiya. well, we have to work with these 10-15% of stubbornness, that's when everyone works with them , worked with them and continues, and wild people don't analyze a person's lectures . i say to break and shame the one who went to jail and torture the closest of putin's supporters . this party will pay for another party. even for what he planted. - it's a parsya honorary capitation that i asked l

world, he already inspired the ideas of the emir to you, lord, i am victorious over the west, from the revenge of the soviet union use chantalche siev, that's what they need to save, that's what they need to save with their beak, one common property, a problem for them, for this party honorably, when it makes up well, this is a percentage of 10-15 of the population of the czech republic, this is absolutely, and this is z- dolboty uporoti, where because the majority of the population is passive . but the meat is released, it will be installed, they don't want it, they simply want the decree of the new government about the refusal to abolish the ukazalizatsiya well, we have to work with these 10-15%, they are stubborn, but everyone works with them, we worked and continued, and the wild ones do not understand that this is their own lecture 12 june 6 2 days he says and the will arose, the other party is impartial, but i say that this is the weakness of the one that keeps him in prison and torments it. the closest supporters of putin, this party will pay attention to another party. in the prison they make the second batch - this is a

lord darroch. also tonight: on the eve of rishi sunak�*s appearance in front of the inquiry into the infected bloodal, will the government commit to widening compensation to all those who suffered? we'll talk to a man who lost his father and two uncles to hiv. the saudis are on a sports buying spree and their eyes are on kylian mbappe, the captain of the french football team. is the gulf state trying to use the shield of sport to deflect criticism of its human rights record? we'll be speaking to an adviser to the saudi sports minister and the first captain of the afghanistan women's football team. and the government's committed to ending no—fault evictions for private rentals. but there's little sign of progress in parliament. sam gruet has been looking into section 21 evictions. citizens advice have told this programme that in the past couple of months, it has seen a rise in the number of calls to its helpline specifically on this issue. good evening. the war in ukraine has so many facets now its increasingly hard to make a black and white assessment of who has the upper hand. russia dealt a major

and i think that although the house of lords is great in its own way, real politics s happens in thehere the crucible of the national life is. and i think if you want to be in politics, that's where you've got to be really . you've got to be really. >> i'll let you into a secret. so i was saying to one of my friends in the labour party who is a an mp and this was a couple of months ago actually, i was like, what if , if lots of big like, what if, if lots of big ifs, if the tories lose power, who do you think they'll go for? and she said, i reckon it will be david frost. >> it's nice of them . nice of >> it's nice of them. nice of people to say that. i don't think it's likely to happen. the reason as i say, the reason i want to go into the commons is that's where politics is. that's where you you need to be if you want to influence things. and that's just the our that's just that's the way our system works. and quite right too. people who are not too. i think people who are not elected don't have the same standing and the same rights to comment. so and i think that's perfectly reasona

s f. and we talked about, i met the and the extent to which this war, lord has become so powerful in sudan. it's impossible to ignore the emerald t factor. you know, i'm at the, helped out the, i'm a rock d as in libya and also in e. m. and they got from the perspective of abu dhabi, he represents a bulwark against political islam in sudan. so this relationship between the u. e and the r s f is incredibly important. i think looking ahead, i don't believe the r i step is in a position to completely knock out the army and have some sort of a decisive victory. but perhaps this conflict will freeze at some point with the army and the, our assets having to sort of share some power under some sort of an arrangement. and the u. e will continue to be able to assert its influence in sudan through this very powerful military apparent military force. sorry, since the beginning of the conflict, more than 3000000 people in sudan have been displaced about 700000 of them have gone to neighboring countries. i want to ask you about how much concern there is that more fighting will only deepen this already

and i think that although the house of lords is great in its own way, real politics s happens in thewhere the crucible of the national life is. and i think if you want to be in politics, that's where you've got to be really . you've got to be really. >> i'll let you into a secret. so i was saying to one of my friends in the labour party who is a an mp and this was a couple of months ago actually, i was like, what if , if lots of big like, what if, if lots of big ifs, if the tories lose power, who do you think they'll go for? and she said, i reckon it will be david frost. >> it's nice of them . nice of >> it's nice of them. nice of people to say that. i don't think it's likely to happen. the reason as i say, the reason i want to go into the commons is that's where politics is. that's where you you need to be if you want to influence things. and that's that's way our that's just that's the way our system works. and quite right too. who are not too. i think people who are not elected don't have the same standing and the same rights to comment. so and i think that's perfectly reasonable.

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s through 7 o'clock this evening. finally cooling down with that fog entering the bay by 8 o'clock. tonight. thank you, lord. developing news in the east bay tonight. police have released a description of the 2 vehicles involved. >> in a freeway shooting that sent an 8 year-old boy to the hospital. that's right. kron four's justine waldman joining us in the newsroom with the very latest on that justine. well, the chp telling us that the 2 suspected vehicles involved are described as a dark gray suv. >> and a maroon colored suv. it was around 6.30, on friday night. that people inside those vehicles began shooting at other on the eastbound lanes of 5.80, near harrison street in oakland and an involved car was then hit by a bullet and 8 year-old boy inside that car was shot. that child was taken to the hospital. he was in grave condition on friday, but we do not have an update for you right now on the city of oakland has seen a number of deadly shootings on 5.80, this year in april. 34 year-old claudia martinez was shot near lake shore of lake park avenues while driving on the interstate. police say martinez wa

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well, today, rishi sunak�*s spokesperson was asked if what happened was in keeping with the spirit of the game. the reply... our cricket reporter henry moeran was at lord'se what that moment was like. it was quite extraordinary, given the significance of the moment and given the fact that england are hanging on to this ashes series by a thread. it really felt as though something was brewing in that day and that england perhaps could find the momentum to get back into the match. and that momentjust brought about silence — silence originally, and then gasps, and then suddenly an incredible reaction around loads of fury, real anger at what australia had done. and let's make it very clear — what happened was not against the laws of the game. absolutely, jonny bairstow was out. the question is whether the australia captain pat cummins acted in the spirit of the game, because he could have withdrawn the appeal. he could have said, "do you know what? "actually that's not how we want to see a dismissal. "clearly, bairstow is confused. "he thought the over had come to an end and we don't want to take "a crucial wicket in this way." he said, "no, do you know what?

we'll remember the illegal migration bill was was first amended when it got to the lords with 20 kwasi separate amendment sttached to it. it then went back to the commons, then went back to the commons, the commons stripped out 15 of those and accepted 5 in 1 form or another in an attempt to get the lords to sort of agree . it the lords to sort of agree. it was sort of the bargaining that then the, the, the government was saying this is sort of as far as we'll on this because far as we'll go on this because behind the scenes there's a lot of government behind the scenes there's a lot of this government behind the scenes there's a lot of this legislationfernment behind the scenes there's a lot of this legislation to 1ment behind the scenes there's a lot of this legislation to a, ent behind the scenes there's a lot of this legislation to a, tot wants this legislation to a, to receive royal assent by thursday. that's when parliament breaks up for the summer, but it's back in the commons today after having gone back to the lords and a further raft of amendments and explanations made upon that legislation . the

later lord goldsmith stood up in the general assembly and made that commitment, and urged other nations tojoin them in this pursuit. and since then over 120 nations, so more than half of the world�*s says the climate crisis is, quote, "out of control". there are some environmental activists who�*ve responded to that by thinking the time has come for direct actions which undoubtedly inconvenience, at the very least, the general public — we�*re talking about people who glue themselves to highways, glue themselves to trains, disrupt major cultural and sporting events, and i am wondering, you talk about diplomacy. this is not diplomacy, this is direct action. are you supportive of it or not? i feel deeply uncomfortable with environmental campaigners, and all of these are peaceful environmental campaigners, being locked up. i feel deeply uncomfortable with the situation. but my question is, do you support them? i absolutely support those people who are trying to highlight the situation which we face now. i thought about... we face a situation where, every single year, i am seeing the planet warm. every single year, i am seeing less and less sea ice in the arctic. i am seeing coral reef

s is still on branchettes. when i went to visit ethel in the hospital, i made a promise to her in her ear. as long as the lordased. i know those other two branchettes are pleased, they'll still carrying the legacy on. now, i've come too far now to turn around, continue to give us that strength that we need, all our families. we need you in a time just like this. all our friends. we need you too and even our enemies. we all need you. now, god bless us, we shall be blessed. reverend, will you please dismiss us? - god our father. god, we thank you for showing up and showing. god we thank you for allowing your holy spirit to rest ruling god in this place god. god let us find everything that we left better than it was. as we return god. now watch over us and keep us until we meet again and we all say amen. - [crowd] amen. - [speaker] amen. amen again. - [crowd] amen. ♪ let the church say amen ♪ ♪ let the church say amen ♪ ♪ god has spoken ♪ ♪ let the church say amen ♪ ♪ would you mind saying one more time ♪ ♪ let the church say amen ♪ - [mae] the lord has blessed and kept us, give us the strength that we need, to