we are - getting news that luke shaw hasjust getting news that luke shaw has just scored for england,020 final, the atmosphere here is electric, currently god two fans with me, the fact that england have scored... unreal, absolutely unreal! so happy already. _ unreal, absolutely unreal! so happy already. early— unreal, absolutely unreal! so happy already, early goal. _ unreal, absolutely unreal! so happy already, early goal. what _ unreal, absolutely unreal! so happy already, early goal.— already, early goal. what we want. 60,000 fans — already, early goal. what we want. 60,000 fans in — already, early goal. what we want. 60,000 fans in the _ already, early goal. what we want. 60,000 fans in the stadium - already, early goal. what we want. 60,000 fans in the stadium with i 60,000 fans in the stadium with tickets, you have come without tickets, you have come without tickets, but to get that news and be here, what does it mean? you wouldn't want _ here, what does it mean? you wouldn't want anything more, would you? wouldn't want anything more, would ou? ., ., , , , wouldn't want anythin

we had that moment of euphoria with luke shaw's goal two minutes into the first half.they have seen some very decent football, it's been full of incident and drama. we've got another 45 plus minutes in the second article, never mind if there is extra time and, whisper it, penalties. but at the moment, it's 1—0, so let's have another look at luke shaw's goal, coming at two minutes into the first half. walker is charging past trippier. it's trippier who will cross, and it's luke shaw...! what a birthday present, he's 26 tomorrow. i think the party came early for him on this occasion. are a lot of people will be sending birthday greetings. eight there's george with his father, the duke of cambridge, to light on that boy's face. i suspect, cambridge, to light on that boy's face. isuspect, with cambridge, to light on that boy's face. i suspect, with a father like his, he will been deeply inculcated into the mysteries of english football by dad, who is president of the football association and therefore will be, i don't know if he is the one hand over the trophy, it may well

trippi ate what cross and it is luke shaw! but italy art . and it is luke shaw!luke shaw! but italy art resilient. there while _ and it is luke shaw! but italy art resilient. there while the - and it is luke shaw! but italy art i resilient. there while the defender pulled them back in the game. it was a long night many predicted but with a long night many predicted but with a crushing end. in time, england will look back with pride. they can look with hope.— will look back with pride. they can look with hope. when you look at the whole picture. _ look with hope. when you look at the whole picture, they _ look with hope. when you look at the whole picture, they should _ look with hope. when you look at the whole picture, they should feel- look with hope. when you look at the whole picture, they should feel very l whole picture, they should feel very proud _ whole picture, they should feel very proud of— whole picture, they should feel very proud of what — whole picture, they should feel very proud of what they _ whole picture, they should feel very proud of what t

and it is luke _ continuing. it is trippier who will cross. and it is luke shaw!w. and the fans went wild as the goal went in, but it wasn't to be the last word in england's first final in 55 years. flicked across, this is a problem, and it is in! but italy hit back in the second half to level up the scores, with leonardo bonucci putting them back in contention. we have about ten minutes or so. in other news, the uk's vaccine minister says the government is confident that plans to lift a range of covid restrictions will go ahead onjuly 19 in england. but he also said masks are still expected to be worn indoors. a sixth wimbledon title! and at wimbledon, it's game, set and match for novak djokovic as he beats matteo berrettini by three sets to one to take his sixth grass court title. usually at this time, we take a look at tomorrow's front pages, but because the match admirably still ongoing, none of the pages are printed, they are not even up yet on my —— the match admirably. but we will be speaking to our two reviewers, and that is mihir bose and tony evans. we w

i congratulations to luke, i think they— congratulations to luke, i think they did — congratulationsluke, i think. they did an incredible job. they're both very— they did an incredible job. they're both very talented _ they did an incredible job. they're both very talented swimmers. i i they did an incredible job. they're i both very talented swimmers. i think they both _ both very talented swimmers. i think they both worked _ both very talented swimmers. i think they both worked really _ both very talented swimmers. i think they both worked really hard. - both very talented swimmers. i think they both worked really hard. they . they both worked really hard. they have great — they both worked really hard. they have great technique. _ they both worked really hard. they have great technique. at _ they both worked really hard. they have great technique. at the - they both worked really hard. they have great technique. at the end l they both worked really hard. theyl have great technique. at the end of the day, _ have great technique. at the end of the day, i— have great technique. at th

luke: broadly, i would.have seen so much coming through the tech side of things in the u.s., and people think europe really hasn't got much in the way of that area. i think they are wrong, by the way. i think if you delve down into the mid-cap and small-cap stuff, there's really good growth in europe, as well as value, but you end up having to look for it a lot harder. value stuff, absolutely, the consumer growth right now is coming through in your nestles of this world, and volkswagen, as you were talking about. there's lots of value there. from our perspective in credit, we are finding great value all over the place in financials and banks. alix: mentions of inflation by european equities are up by 400% over the past year, when it comes to earnings calls. does that eat into the value thesis and growth? luke: it's got to be a risk if you are in a company around the world. we have seen lots of that with this kind of super earnings tuesday we've had today. lots of companies talking about rising cost pressures

trippier will cross and its luke shaw! to be i cross and its luke shaw!n fan zones in front rooms, england wasjumping. the night settled into a cagey and tense encounter, then inevitably, the almost random chaos of penalties. from euphoricjoy, from euphoric joy, to from euphoricjoy, to total despair. that is such a devastating way for england fans to see their team going out of the tournament, again, on penalties. and yet, in defeat, gareth southgate's men have played with unity, with purpose, with dignity, and with pride. brute with unity, with purpose, with dignity, and with pride. we are suer dignity, and with pride. we are super proud — dignity, and with pride. we are super proud of _ dignity, and with pride. we are super proud of them. - dignity, and with pride. we are super proud of them. maybe i dignity, and with pride. we are i super proud of them. maybe they dignity, and with pride. we are - super proud of them. maybe they will pay us a visit. it’s super proud of them. maybe they will pay us a visit-— pay us a visit. it's all right. after the — p

jonathan: luke kawa, ubs asset allocation strategist, thank you. tom, are you disappointed after the fed decision yesterday? did you not get what you wanted out of it? luke: frankly -- tom: frankly, i thought it was a pretty successful meeting. i thought chair powell started off shaky and improved as the meeting went on. jonathan: up seven on the s&p. we'll get to the bottom of this and work out what is wrong. yields up by three, 1.2676%. you got a long weekend, haven't you? tom: i'm taking off tomorrow just to get ready for "ted lasso." you haven't watched "ted lasso" yet. you got to watch the first season. jonathan: it's going to be ok. we are up 0.2%. this is bloomberg. ♪ leigh-ann: the u.s. senate has voted to move ahead with that infrastructure package that happened just hours after a bipartisan group of senators and president biden reached an agreement on a $550 billion spending plan. lawmakers expect the final passage to last into the weekend and possibly even next week. fed chair jerome powell says there is still some ways to go before the

what are your hopes for luke for the future?d he's most of the way there. >> i want luke to live cautiously in the ways he needs to but not in fear. i want him to be adventurous and daring and bold and not afraid of things so we're really excited to let him experience life more. >> the family says almost all of luke's treatments were covered by their insurance. the work at the hospital was funded by the jeffrey modal foundation named after jeffrey, a young boy born with and died from a mysterious immune deficiency. his parents established the nonprofit hoping his legacy will help other children through early diagnosis, treatments and cures through medical research. >> it's so hard to see that little body with all the wires coming out of it and know the parents went to the doctor and there's no diagnosis so turn to your doctor, okay, how do we fix it and they say, we're not sure. >> my 5-year-old saw this story last night. i showed it to her. she said why would god give a little boy a disorder like this. we have no and the but je

this is the moment luke shaw struck. can england hang on to win a first major trophy for 55 years?cross england, the millions without tickets are now hoping that tonight, more than ever, it's coming home. in the day's other news: and america's west is scorched by heat as california and nevada brace themselves for even more record—breaking temperatures. lift—off for branson — the billionaire virgin galactic founder has flown to the edge of space on the company's first ever passenger flight, before gliding back to earth safely. no, i wanted to enjoy every minute of it, and i did. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. we start here in london, where the euro 2020 final is taking place. the second half is just about to get under way. but we're going to take you back an hour to the start of the first half, when england took the lead, through this goal from luke shaw. it triggered scenes like this one at a fan zone in trafalgar square in central london, with plenty of beer being thrown into the air. plenty of the scene is repeated right around the country, fa

luke: hybrid working is here to stay.e-to-face meetings and six zoom meetings. that will be the norm in the future. it will be different per individual, but our guess is the average person in the firm will be in three days a week. some, five days a week. so who do unregulated things will not come to the office again and that is ok. as a manager and a business, what we need to do is create an environment where people can be as productive as possible. i like coming to london a couple days of week. i love my wife, but it is nice to see different people as well, and go out and have a nice meal. anna: thank you very much, luke ellis, ceo, man group. let's get a bloomberg first word news update. laura: from the eu and u.s. are set to travel to england on the same basis as britain return from abroad. the policy will be finalized later today, and could come into force next week. the house committee investigate and the rights the u.s. capitol have taken testimony from four police officers. capitol police sergeants likened january

but luke, final word. mitch, i want to get you guys back to talk about this bitcoin phenomenon here. some stars putting a lot of bets on it including one guy's entire salary, his entire package on bitcoin. we'll explore that. meantime want to explore what we were up touching on before the price of a home still rocketing despite lumber giving up all the double-digit gains we saw earlier in the year. the problem seems to be labor costs. if you can find labor at all. a lot of homebuilders and the like are finding it's a princely sum to come up with. that goes into the cost of a home as well. lydia hu knows it, sees it first-hand in new jersey. lydia? reporter: neil, a lot of subcontractors and contractors right now are boosting wages, offering bonuses so they can recruit new workers like these guys, like you see pour concrete for what will become a senior living community here in livingston but the shortage of workers existed in construction before the pandemic and it has just gotten worse. associated builder

it's luke shaw, holding what's believed to be his first ever football trophy.ford, who told me more about luke shaw's relationship with the football club. he started his grassroots footballing career at hersham. he then went on to another club before being scouted for southampton. it was his first football club at hersham, his first trophy. that is kind of our accolade. we are really pleased that he started here and just went on to bigger and better things. what does it mean for the boys and girls starting out in football at your place having luke shaw played there? it is unbelievable. with him being a local lad, theyjust want to be the next luke shaw or harry maguire or whatever and there has been a massive influx of people wanting to join the club, notjust mine but clubs up and down the country. it has been massive push for grassroots. why do you think this england team is so relatable? i think they are approachable. they want to win, they are definitely doing it for the badge and country, i think you find with a lot of footballers people say they are selfish

what if we sent luke to the game without us today? we can't do that.g one tournament doesn't make us bad parents. my mom never went to any of my stuff. i'm fine. why didn't she go to any of your stuff? because she was an incredibly competitive woman

it's a fairy tale for children luke is -- you know, he's virtuous he's the good guy.other [ laughter ] >> wow [ laughter ] you know, i haven't read all of the material but, i mean, in my experience, my version of the joker, i don't remember that ever being the case maybe they did that somewhere and i didn't read it but, i would say that's false. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: it is true [ audience ohs ] >> oh, no. >> jimmy: in some alternate reality, the joker was -- yeah -- was batman's mother. >> does it say where and when and what you're talking about? or just -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no nothing. it just says nothing else. >> no, all right so, no backup. just trust you >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] it says google it. it says google it. i don't know there's a storyline in the comics where a monkey briefly becomes the joker. and his signature move is making his opponents slip on a a banana peel. >> that sounds stupid. i'll just say it's true. [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: you're wrong it's false we made that up. the monkey wasn't the joker. but the joker could be batman's m

luke shaw.l biting, from that italian fan. you you can sense the stress and anxiety because right at this moment, england have a free kick, so they are having to defend that. across england, what's happening? preston, this is the fan park in preston, and the free kick there is, i don't want to ruin it but goes wide. still i—i. there is, i don't want to ruin it but goes wide. still 1—1. we have five or six minutes left, plus whatever is added an extra time, and thenit whatever is added an extra time, and then it could potentially be extra time, 30 minutes of that, and if still equal after that, then penalties. i don't know how much some england or italian fans can take of that. back to the fans, but this is trafalgar square in central london, and it's a funny contract, because before kick—off, the mood across italy and england was very, very feisty, exuberant, drinking, lots of celebration, lots of singing and ever since

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luke, you're amazing! thank you. i am _ diagnosis. luke, you're amazing! thank you.ank you. i am just the tip of. diagnosis. luke, you're amazing! | thank you. i am just the tip of the iceberg. there is an amazing bristol debating team who have made this possible —— bristol to beijing team. we are hoping to raise £300,000 for five charities. we have had semi donations and that has made a huge difference to me when the going has been tough in 50 degrees heat, to keep going. it is really the support of a huge number of people that makes me look a lot better than i am. a huge number of people have made this happen. bud am. a huge number of people have made this happen.— am. a huge number of people have made this happen. and if people want to find out more, _ made this happen. and if people want to find out more, where _ made this happen. and if people want to find out more, where should - made this happen. and if people want to find out more, where should they i to find out more, where should they go? go to bristol2beijing.org. i have got it on my t—shirt. check this ou

england went one up against italy in under three minutes thanks to a bit of magic from luke shaw.t wasn't to be the last word in england's first final in 55 years. but italy hit back in the second half to level up the scores, with leonardo bonucci putting them back in contention. in other news. the uk's vaccine minister says the government is confident that in other news. the uk's vaccine minister says the government is confident that plans to lift a range of covid restrictions will go ahead onjuly 19 in england. but he also said masks are still expected to be worn indoors.

trippier, who will cross, and it's luke shaw!land — from the royal box to the commentary box. even david beckham and tom cruise. it was just what england needed. but after the break, italy showed what they can do — leonardo bonucci with the equaliser — and suddenly england had problems. wembley a picture of tension as the game went to extra time and then to penalties. surely not. and pickford saves! jordan pickford got england off to the perfect start, but then things unravelled. misses from marcus rashford... and rashford has missed. ..and thenjadon sancho putting italy on the brink of victory. but once again it was pickford to the rescue. england were still in it. but another save from bukayo saka and it was all over. and as italy celebrated, england were left to rue what might have been. i think when we look back, maybe in a month or so, we'll appreciate what we've done, appreciate the love and the togetherness that we've shown the country, and it's been amazing to be a part of, for sure, but we're footballers, we're winners,

erin gibbs, luke lloyd back with us. erin, take a look first at what is driving the market comeback. we made up all losses a couple days ago thus far. i'm wondering whether they're sort of resetting their big picture look that, every time you doubted this market or this has been a fall-off you've been richly rewarded if you don't give up on it? it happened again. eventually that might not work but it has been a pretty good method of that. how do you think it is playing out? >> you know this is a very short covid fear day that panicked investors. i think a lot of investors didn't understand the positive implications of lower oil prices even if it hurts the sectors, but once that information was fully digested investors were willing to come back in. ultimately they see the long term growth in the u.s. i'm sure we will have the panic days. there will be more ahead but it takes a couple days for the fear to ride out to see the bigger picture. neil: how do you look at this yourself, luke? i look at people like billionaire inv

luke lloyd back with us.tanding by cracking down on their own offerings to say nothing of what they used to do to alibaba and all the rest. showing more their military concerns than their economic ones. what do you think is going on here and how long does it last? >> yeah. so i talked earlier about how you should stay away from international companies. i think china is where you should stay away from the most. china probing u.s. companies should absolutely 100% concern investors. you shouldn't be buying chinese stocks at this point. the regulatory headwinds that could come from both sides are not worth the risk. didi listed in the u.s., taken off the app store in china was a big middle finger from china. they could have done that before the ipo but they chose to wait. the u.s. is reacting withdrawing adrs from the exchanges. i like to invest in free market companies. china is not that. unless the company was trading at an extremely low valuation at a price i was willing to pay i wouldn't be a buyer. neil: tha

tell me about what luke's wings is doing this summer. >> thank you, harris for having us on.nderstand your father was served in vietnam and is an army aviator. amazing and thank you for that. we've actually provided more than 12,000 tickets so far since we started this and this year alone, in just the last 60 days, we've provided over 300 tickets if you can believe it. that's because of the backlog of flights due to covid. so our adventure's goal is to provide over 2,000 airplane tickets reuniting all service members and wounded warriors with their families, ill and injured and veterans in hospice care with a loved one. in the last moments of life. our special operators and fallen officers. >> harris: you know, i'm looking at some of the things you do to insure families have birthday and holiday celebrations in time of need and oftentimes you are bringing them together in circumstances where they might not otherwise see each other. tell me about that. >> yeah, we started out in 2000 to make sure that all the moms and wives were at walter reed and now we're just making sure ev

luke shaw has had a very good judgment, particularly in that last game. particularly in that last game. for me. player _ particularly in that last game. for me. player of _ particularly in that last game. er?" me, player of the tournament. he has really stood out for me. a local lad at hersham. really stood out for me. a local lad at hersham-— really stood out for me. a local lad at hersham. what is his relationship with hersham? _ at hersham. what is his relationship with hersham? unfortunately, - at hersham. what is his relationship with hersham? unfortunately, not. at hersham. what is his relationship with hersham? unfortunately, not aj with hersham? unfortunately, not a ve bi with hersham? unfortunately, not a very big one- _ with hersham? unfortunately, not a very big one- he _ with hersham? unfortunately, not a very big one. he started _ with hersham? unfortunately, not a very big one. he started his - very big one. he started his grassroots footballing career at hersham. he then went on to another club before being cited for southampton. it was his

charles: luke, i'm with you there.so much, my friend. all right, well the market acts pretty good. you can, it feels like it's a coiled spring, as i hand it over to liz claman. liz: i know, and look at this , we've got markets aiming for two sessions in a row to kickoff the last week of july trade and it is going to be a very busy one. any gain for the dow, s&p, or the nasdaq will be second straight record closes and right now we've got them and the dow is holding above 35,000 at the moment pretty comfortably here, s&p up seven, we've got the nasdaq right there, slightly higher we'll see if it can hold on in the next 59 minutes. big tech earnings high on the list of potential market movers as a cyber pandemic

he visited the capital, luke went fishing and also did a pretty frosty ex. ah, ah, hello and welcome to greenland. i am be on the excited to show you a slice of this incredible place on the nook is green, mac and means something like cape deform basis. of the city actually go back to this guy here. his name is hunter egan there and he was a danish missionary who built this church over here. and so on fact, his house, which is the yellow one over there, is the oldest house in olive green. then i'm here with my boy sally, he's for luke. and we actually know each other from instagram. and he took me up here to hike to the top of my right. yes. so how long will it take us? approximately 30 to 40 minutes. 3040 minutes. and that's a good spot to see. new entity area around look from the bus, the, the mission of the one our liking. but we're not lucky because when you look for me, you can see anything. it is 2 days later and i decided to come back because the sometime out. and i'm glad i did because of you from just incredible. down here, look yours to surrounding

the in this greenhouse, luke cultivates only the old farm varieties 100 percent. nature effectiveness sample about it seems a bit wild and chaotic because i only have a small area of land to work for it to make the most of the space from i squeeze the tomatoes in close together only working with soil and without chemical simple you known i don't use any 3rd party products at all in this greenhouse. i grow about 20 different varieties of tomatoes that what do they all have in common? so they know hybrid, you know, cross pollination but cosmo, i thought, but do these old varieties contain more nutrients for modern hybrids. we decide to analyze them. both these looks tomatoes and here is a similar looking hybrid from the supermarket. we sent both off on the same day to state laboratory to evaluate the ingredients was 3 weeks later the results are available in the case of the hybrid tomato, all 5 values they compared a much lower the hybrid contains 63 percent less calcium. 29 percent less magnesium and 72 percent less, letterman, c. the hybrid contains less than half of the anti oxidant,

luke fenhaus is walking behind us beauty were smiling so big, knowing the night it was for him but also massive night for you. what was it like to beat the local? >> it's not a popular win, but i tried to be as clean as possible. i'm so proud of him. i'm trying to learn from him to try to be honest with you. us old guys have to get it when we can become a man. >> now another andretti scores of wisconsin win. three apiece at elkhart lake. >> let's take a look as the fans are on their feet. we are going to take a look at the final results. here you have it, luke fenhaus giving a valiant fight all night, but marco andretti strong at the finish finally finding a way to pull it out. i think he is for a lot of folks. next week, we get the reigning nascar cup series champion, chase elliott will be racing with us at nashville fairgrounds and tangling with his dad, bill elliott. it's going to be a race as we bring you the finale of the camping world srx series. it's tough to believe we are almost six races in. so for our entire crew, i am lindsay. we are seen so long from speak to anyone. coming

i want to call him cool hand luke he allowed this to grind higher.sco talking about not tightening any time soon the central banker with the one-two punch. all talking how they let inflation move higher. we can talk all we want about inflation. we saw blackrock from the wage inflation move all employees higher 8%. there is inflation, but those are not the metrics that powell is using old cool hand luke has the markets moving higher. >> okay. i think cool hand luke i think i speak for our audience, i say some men you just can't reach let's talk about the banks >> wow >> you see what i did? >> i did >> morgan stanley out today. wells fargo had big numbers yesterday, mostly buyback, by the way. are you a buyer of the big banks? >> selective i like jpmorgan chase. we like exposure to morgan stanley and goldman sachs. the exchange etf is morgan stanley and goldman sachs at 40%. we like exposure wells fargo. you can have wells fargo we are seeing it lag wells fargo in comparison the last three years xlf. if you look at the dispersion, it is dragging the xl

cheering luke shaw just making luke shawjust making his way through. isn't it? stones, there we go. they waved to their fans. a isn't it? stones, there we go. they waved to theirfans. a big job isn't it? stones, there we go. they waved to their fans. a big job ahead for the england team. in two and a half hours. it really is countdown time. to get to wembley, it will take them about a0 minutes. and there we have him, leading the team out later onto the pitch, harry the england captain. just climbing onto the team bus to face italy. it is a lot of pressure. history, actually, for both sides, this evening. england obviously want to break that 55 year drought. and italy want to win another championship, the last one was in 1968. gareth southgate, the manager who has looked after this young, successful england team also just climbing onto the coach. there we have it, the overhead view of the grounds of the grove hotel in watford. a0 minutes to get to wembley stadium. you can well imagine the reception that they're going to get, once they get there. so, tho

thank you luke. thank you your excellency. 229 years ago the irish american architect james hoban was selected by then president george, washington. to design and build a new president's house. over the course of the next eight years. hoban led a building team comprised of enslaved free laborers stonemasons from europe to build this president's house 14 years later british torches left the president's house in ruins. hoban returned to lead the rebuilding of the white house and later the south and north porticos. on the eve of saint patrick's day and the release of the association's new book on james hoban. is only fitting and proper that we gather on this hallowed ground for what we plan to be an annual observation. to honor hoban and the legacy of his life's work. i'm honored to be joined here today by anita mcbride representing the board of directors of the white house historical association. and father wakefield of saint patrick's church. and the reason we have father wakefield here is that not on

luke! i don't think he's here. i mean, i-i know he's not here.

. >> reporter: long before luke's lobster had dozens of shacks around the world, back when luke's dad of pride as a growing number of people demand to know exactly where their food comes from. whether it is lobster, today. or these seaweed salads of tomorrow. >> i will say that in my grandchildren's lifespan, we will grow more food in the water than we do on land. >> wow. >> and that's how efficient it is. it's about 20% more efficient than growing food on land because they don't have to regulate and they don't fight gravity. so 20% efficiency plus, right off the bat. >> reporter: maybe it's time to completely reimagine what a farm can be. and maybe, it's time to realize the ideal farm we imagine is an endangered species. >> that's the barn. i was just playing a puzzle with my little boy. and it's barnyard friends. it's the pastoral picture of the cow and the chicken. and that's not what farming is, anymore, is it? >> no, and it's unfortunate because there's a reason why that image is perpetuated because it's a good image. i really have nothing but respect for traditional and small fa

gary, luke, barry, fantastic conversation.nks for setting us up what will be a huge week. >>> president biden taking on big business in a quest to pig winners and losers. the administration the only answer to big business is bigger government. brian wesbury is next with a few thoughts. ♪ hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. hi, verizon launched the first 5g network, and now we want to be the first to give everyone the joy of 5g by giving every customer a new 5g phone, on us, aha! old customers. new customers. families. businesses. in-laws. law firms. every customer. new 5

luke, i thought of you. of reporters who cover that building who have been bringing us sort of the humanity of what went on that day and there is nothing like hearing from these officers, whose politics are indecipherable from any one side but whose victimization at the hands of people who were sent by donald trump to do exactly what they did is undeniable after today's hearings. your thoughts. >> yeah. i was in the hearing room today. i would say it was gut wrenching, it was heart breaking. the testimony was visceral, as you just played. i don't know how anybody can watch it and think that this was a tourist visit or a normal day at the capitol as has been said. i know personally i thought it was hard to watch. when you hear stories about an officer being crushed in the door, when you hear about an officer who they attempted to gouge out his eye, when you hear racist slurs being thrown about, it's hard not to watch that and feel emotional and feel it very viscerally. i think you saw the committee that way.

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like played a game of also getting paid to lead did it's a hard way falling behind to luke shaw goal after just 2 minutes with a goal, math scramble in the 2nd half. so leonardo the new t equals and then 3 english miss penalties sealed victory for the suing. that was all i was lucky enough to be part of a great team then this late in the 1990 world cup for twins. and i was also lucky enough to play in a fantastic you 21 side in 198820 4 just by doing absolutely as best we managed not to win because like that gotcha. on both times we lost the penalties. and therefore luck owed me something that i saw the waiver. yeah, some england fans were so bent on seeing their team through up it's 55 year dry spell that they stormed to wembley barriers. throughout the tournament. they'd proclaim football was coming home and said it was off to rome. the never goes right on the other side of the parties in italy's capital, red duff as fan celebrated to victory as the suit reclaimed their 1st european championship since 1960 the dw lima tack. he was in rome for the match and gave us a feel of what it

scott�*s medal came shortly after luke greenbank won bronze in the men�*s 200m backstroke.kstroke, while the men�*s eight won a rowing bronze. gb finished the games with two rowing medals, their lowest rowing medal tally at an olympics since atlanta 1996. great britain remain in sixth overall with six golds. china are top ahead of hosts japan. elsehwere, arsenal have signed england international ben white from brighton for a fee thought to be 50 million pounds. white can play in defence or midfield, and was part of england�*s squad for euro 2020. he�*s completed a medical and signed a long term deal at the emirates. the amount received by brighton is a club record. marcus rashford will have surgery on his shoulder next week. the manchester united and england forward has been troubled by the problem for a number of months. united wanted to check before sanctioning the operation, but have now agreed to the surgery. it�*s thought rashford will be sidelined for around three months. south africa captain siya kolisi has backed up claims about the referee in the first test against

kieran trippier on the right of luke shaw on the left operating with kyle walker, john stones and harryre with those three at the back. interesting to note, there is no phil foden. we understood he was carrying that injury, that foot problem in the lead up to this match. gareth southgate said he would be monitored to see if he could be fit for tonight but he hasn't been passed fit. he offered some control against denmark when he came on in the latter stages of the semifinal win. he won't be able to call on him tonight and we wait to see how england will fare with that defensive setup against the impressive italians in this tournament so far.- impressive italians in this tournament so far. ~ ., . , tournament so far. john watson, many thanks as the — tournament so far. john watson, many thanks as the fireworks _ tournament so far. john watson, many thanks as the fireworks go _ tournament so far. john watson, many thanks as the fireworks go off- thanks as the fireworks go off behind you, you did not flinch as the red arrows just flew overhead above wembley stadium. all of those fans, abou

luke shaw on the eve of his 26 birthday scoring that goal. two minutes in and he puts england 1—0 ahead and that remains a score as we approach half—time. england fans went wild as the goal went in and the country got one step closer to a football trophy for the first time since 1966. kieran trippier started to england with arsenal's buckeye osako drop to the bench and phil foden is most disappointed player of all, not making the squad because of foot injury. in other news, the uk's vaccine minister says the government is confident that plans to lift a range of covid restrictions will go ahead onjuly the 19th in england. but he also said masks are still expected to be worn indoors. the fortification of the vaccination programme has allowed us to cautiously move to step four, and the pm will say more about this. a sixth wimbedon title! and at wimbledon, it's game, set and match for novak djokovic as he beats matteo berrettini by three sets to one to take his sixth grass court title. the serb is now level pegging with federer and nadal on 20 gr

forteam gb, backstroke, luke greenbank took bronze. the trampolining, meanwhile, could bryony page bounce to glory? well, after two years out with injury, it was some display. after two years out with in'ury, it was some displayfi after two years out with in'ury, it was some display. whoa, well done, b on ! was some display. whoa, well done, bryony! following — was some display. whoa, well done, bryony! following her— was some display. whoa, well done, bryony! following her silver - was some display. whoa, well done, bryony! following her silver in - was some display. whoa, well done, bryony! following her silver in rio, l bryony! following her silver in rio, this time bronze, _ bryony! following her silver in rio, this time bronze, which _ bryony! following her silver in rio, this time bronze, which she later. this time bronze, which she later described as amazing. there was also bronze in the rowing for the men's eight. of one of team gb's flagship sports, this has been a disappointing games, just two medals, and for the first time si

luke: don't apologize, mom. you know what you like. never mind. i'm good. takes action to free up energy capacity as bay area residents deal with another day of triple digit heat, keeping cool with like ice streams like popsicles ice cream, the excessive heat warning that blankets most of the bay area still in effect for another 25 hours. good evening. i'm andre senior. christina is off. now. governor newsome signs an executive order tonight because a growing wildfire in oregon is impact. transmission lines used to import energy to california. the order allows the emergency use of auxiliary ship engines to relieve pressure on california's power grid. now, despite the order, a statewide flexible it expired at nine o'clock. we did not face any rolling blackouts today, and that means the state's power grid operator thinks it is safe for you to start using power sucking applies is in your home once again. and we begin tonight's team coverage of the heat way with meteorologist mark tamayo and mark how hot did it get today? well andre the most intense h

arsenalforward bukayo saka drops out and kieran trippier comes in to play in that wingback system with lukeeping his place, supporting harry kane in attack and raheem sterling with him. the other big noticeable talking point will be the absence of phil foden. we knew he was carrying a foot problem in the lead up to this. gareth southgate saying yesterday he would see whether or not he would be available in time, whether he would shakeit available in time, whether he would shake it off in time and clearly he hasn't. that will be of some concern when you consider the control that phil foden was able to offer england when he came on in the last match against denmark. when england were trying to see at that match to book their place in this final. italy, though, they are unchanged. leonardo spinazzola, the breathtaking defender who impressed so much, he missed out in the semifinal. that injury meaning he remains unavailable. italy are unchanged. you will look at that italian midfield, won't you? marco verratti, the chelsea playmaker georgina alongside niccolo perella. naturally gifted ballplaye

and although a ramelle or luke cock, who penalty half the deceit just before half time, the defeat italy held on during the rest of the game, they remained on calls for the 1st european title in more than half a century. it's him or from oliver moody. now about the italy, we're not a very time victory by staying over switzerland. but all the 1st things 1st, belgium versus italy was billed as the pick of the quarter finals. did it live up to expectations? i'm more than lived up to x ray tysons. rebecca blue, those expectations away. this was really exciting game, a really high quality game as well. some great goals in it. and ultimately it was a game where italy proved their credentials as being the seems to be a year right. 2020. what a tournament had been for them, and they're fine because back home, so far, don't forget the last major for them. and we had italy didn't even qualify for the 28th of oak up. they weren't there. and that was by time footballs. got as standards a scandal and now look at the what a turn around the into the semi finals, if you're at 2020 beating one of the top

great. cross, luke? sure. he'd been criticized a lot. the tournament was great against germany, very good against you again and then sure again, sets up harry came the 3 know and it was walking about and then jordan henderson made it for now. he's 1st of ago freedom. so everyone was happy just worked out perfectly. alright and now the semi finals in the finals are going to be at wimbledon. when will be in london. and england has not completed a goal getting the tournaments. so could we say that football is coming home? well, as a, as an englishman, i know that it's a bit early to be saying things that, that given we have one of the major titles in 900 $66.00 and yes, it is 3 semi finals in a row now for this england side, but they have gone out in the last season, we finals the nations league and the will cope. so it's a bit early to say, but yes, the same as the women they're going to have 60000 pounds, wembley, which a lot of people think he's very high. give them that grown virus cases rising again in england. so yeah, it's, you'd hav

luke are you worried about inflation? >> yeah, yeah, absolutely. inflation, but the thing is like interest rates rise, gold commodities and stock s tend to sell-off. this is going to sound kind of crazy since very few people talk about it, but the best inflation hedge after the knee jerk reaction for higher interest rates like i mentioned is stocks and real estate, but specifically, it's actually technology stocks. if you look to the past, tech stocks perform the best in high inflationary environments. well, why is that? it's because during periods of high inflation, input cot rising is one of the major drivers of inflation, which sector is the most asset-light? technology is. think about software. there's nothing physical to it, so many tech stocks have pricing power in high margins which allows them to be flexible and whether the storms during periods of high inflation so regard to the stock market, if there's capital, i'm not that worried but for the middle class and those that don't own stocks and real assets it's really going to hurt the pocke

it is luke shaw!nardo bonucci's second—half equaliser took the game into extra time and, ultimately, penalties, where it was an all too familiar story. three of england's brightest stars, marcus rashford, jadon sancho and bukayo saka were the men to miss and it was all over. the three england players have since received racist abuse on social media. this morning the fa president, the duke of cambridge, said he was sickened. it is totally unacceptable that players have to endure this abundant behaviour. it must stop now and all those involved must be held accountable. england had hoped this would be a day of celebration, but the mood at wembley could not be more different. but the team can look back on what they have achieved at this tournament with huge pride. over a memorable month, they played with talent and togetherness, winning both matches and fans on their way to a first major final in 55 years. football can be a cruel, cruel game at times and i have been on the end of it and unfortunately thes