marc: se fue carrasquilla,.tido, de la selecciÓn panameÑa, es importante. el crecimiento, esa consolidaciÓn en la mitad de la cancha a la selecciÓn panameÑa, y eso es digno de admirar. un gran muchacho, ha tenido la oportunidad. >> el principal va en este momento cuando estamos en el minuto 87. para mÍ en vivo y en velocidad real si parecÍa como que iba directamente a darle. ya cuando vimos la repeticiÓn que tuvimos en cÁmara lenta, nose ve tan agresiva, pero yo si no te un eric que fue directo a darle. >> aquÍ pienso como dice marc, es un tema mÁs de frustraciÓn, vemos las jugadas, los reclamos, el reclamo de los jugadores panameÑos y eso de verdad que no es bien visto. >> para que estÉ completo panamÁ para el duelo del tercer lugar. >> no pienso que es para tanto, es una jugada fortuita por parte de eric. marc: si va a chocar, si les va a dejar el brazo. ahora, la acciÓn no me parece para roja y si la vemos en cÁmara lenta se ve mÁs exagerada,el la sigue pidiendo. yo creo que con la amarilla estÁ. >> en nuestr

sideline reporter michelle tafoya, and marc thiessen. we begin with senate republicans, who are demanding attorney general merrick garland appoint special counsel to investigate the biden family's foreign business dealings. allegations of joe biden taking vibes during his time as vice president is at the center. chuck grassley claims a burisma executive paid biden and his son 5 million each, not directly, remember that nebulous web of entities at the center of this. the executive has voicemails to prove it. >> the foreign national who allegedly bribed joe and hunter allegedly has audio recordings of conservations with them. 17 such recordings. the recordings were kept as sort of insurance policy for the foreign national in case he got in a tight spot. >> kayleigh: the white house dismissing the allegations. karine jean-pierre was quick to deflect pressing questions at yesterday's briefing. >> is the white house aware of recordings of the president speaking to burisma. >> the president spoke about this at thursday press conference and i w

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iam marc i am marc edwards with your sport. we stop with the news that lionel messi has agreed to join mls side inter miami, following his departure from the french champions paris st germain. he said to have rejected a more lucrative offer from the saudi arabian side al halal to to major league soccer. david beckham's arrival gave florida football freedom to dream, but this is more like a fever dream. lionel messi, one of the game's greatest, whose graced the world's biggest stages, saying farewell to france and moving to miami. not since pelejoined the new york cosmos in 1975 has arguably the world's best player plied their trade in north america, and the arrival of messi in miami is similarly seismic. it’s arrival of messi in miami is similarly seismic.— similarly seismic. it's an absolutely _ similarly seismic. it's an absolutely huge - similarly seismic. it's an i absolutely huge moment. similarly seismic. it's an - absolutely huge moment. it is a deal that the league has been working on for quite some time, and ever since

>> marc: i think bill barr since he is citing bill barr.amie raskin is going through a lot, lost a child to suicide, going through recovering from cancer. bill barr said, no, i didn't shut down the investigation and you say bill barr sent to the u.s. team in pennsylvania and bill barr says i sent to the u.s. attorney in delaware and they didn't shut it down. these things are not compatible. give him the benefit of a doubt, he may be conflating two different investigations. bill barr is saying this is different that was sent to delaware and not been shut down. there is no room for this anymore, democrats have lied so much about the fbi and conduct, the fbi has lied to the american people, fisa court, we don't have room for the mistakes anymore. he has to correct and say i was wrong and get his credibility right. >> steve: there are so many open investigations because i read and mentioned "washington post" a moment ago, "washington post" talking about how bill barr sent something to the pittsburgh office for scott brady, u.s. attorney and bil

let's bring back marc thiessen, fox news contributor. you've been around a lot of presidents, marc. it's unfathomable the amount of pressure that this man has been understood since he came down that escalator. at that point, he was a celebrity. may have felt like look, i'm just going to be embraced, this is going to be great. i do need to make positive changes. the next most egregious error he did was winning. from that moment on, he's been under complete attack. that's not to say that some of these have not been earned through behavior that as vivek ramaswamy said he would have done things differently. the constant attack is undeniable. how does he do it? >> i don't know. i don't know. i don't know how our country does it. think about this. this is not just the first former president ever indicted. this is the first time in american history that the administration of the incumbent president is prosecuting the leading presidential candidate of the opposition party. he was going to challenge him in the november elections. that is the tipping point for our democracy. the stakes for ou

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marc siegel now, fox news medical contributor. so, dr. marc, right off the bat, why?ll, arthel, we know a lot more -- good afternoon. we know a lot more than we used to. here's what causes it, the earlier versions of the virus before omicron, because omicron doesn't do this very much which is good news. the earlier versions when the virus got up there into the nose, it caused a lot of inflammation and debris and what happened is that the nerves from the brain from the olfactory hope of the brain that sends tentacles down into the nose for smell started to withdraw. they say get out of here, let's get out of here. they don't want nerves to be where inflammation is going on. that withdrawal of nerves causes the loss of smell. now, as you start to recover and the inflammation goes away, the brain is signaled to start sending those tentacles back, and that's why you see partial or full recovery in most cases. but as you said, not all cases. and one last point, you realize the old factory lobe is right next to brain itself, and that's also why you saw a lot of brain fog, t

marc anthony and julius caesar? what was the rivalry about? it seems cleopatra admired both of them. stacy: it is an interesting situation. after caesar's death, cleopatra has a child with julius caesar and winds up in rome, where i do not think most of us think to place her, when caesar is murdered. she and her child are in rome on the ides of march when caesar is murdered, she is quickly shuttled out of town and returned to egypt. after his death, there are a number of claimants and one of those, among the closest, is marc anthony. who is a very different man from caesar, caesar was precision and control, marc anthony is more of a frat boy. he assumes he will be the heir to caesar's mantle, no one counts on him naming the untried, yellow haired, slightly frail octavian, who becomes a gustus. it comes as a surprise to everyone. in the days after caesar's murder, there is a real reshuffling of who is important, who is powerful. there are packs made against caesar's former associates and cleopatra has to figure out,

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now it's doing a trillion a week and that literally is like -- and marc described it.ou're a bank, and you have to make pitches on a mortgage they're time-consuming no gpt. here's my report within minutes >> right >> this is what i think you should do. so, these guys, big ones, talk about the bank of america, jpmorgan, they are using this gpt like it's going out of style. >> you think that's crowding out other areas of billings and enterprise spend overall >> well, i think you have to know how to use gpt because your salespeople are much more productive and marc lives next to altman, sam alt sam altman, and he came into alter altman's dinner and he was using slack. like, wow. like tom in "succession. >> what about tom? >> well, you know, i'm trying to -- spoiler alert. winner >> tom wamsgans -- womsbangs -- >> frank reich denied -- >> that seemed a little too deep to be real >> frank rich was two years before me in college he was sending all the movies as blurbs that guy's a gamer >> he was sending blurbs, and you were giving stock recommendations on your answering mac

winsom sears and marc are here. first, to shannon bream who has been excellent in coverage of this today. we'll have more tomorrow. she was outside the supreme court. hi, shannon. >> hi, martha. listen, you heard these comments, the reaction today. you've heard from those that have said that is going to be a step backwards for the country. it's not surprising the biden administration was un hhappy wi this ruling. they argued on behalf of harvard and u.n.c. saying these colleges should be able to use race as a factor. the courts made clear that won't be legal moving forward. as you noted there, president biden said the fight is not over. he added this. >> a poor kid, maybe the first in the family to go to college, gets the same grade and test scores as a wealthy kid. his family has gone to the most elite colleges in the country and the path has been easier. the kid with tougher challenges has demonstrated more grit and determination and should be a factor. >> this idea of people being able to share their background a

what does it mean big picture, marc? >> i think the soros movement is doubling down on supporting left wing candidates. they've been enormously effective when it comes to electing the liberal prosecutors across the country. $40 million over a decade. not a lot of money but elected 75 liberal prosecutors around the country. one in five americans live under a soros prosecutor. how brilliant that is. rather than spending millions lobbying to change laws they don't like. they elect one person not to enforce them. a lot of these races are down ballot races. nobody is paying attention to in off years when there is low turn-off. invest a few million in these races you can elect one guy who will enforce criminal justice reform by not prosecuting and they have a 90% success rate. so if his son will double down on this we have a lot of problems coming into american cities. >> might be smarter money. basically what you are saying you have -- back to this quote patriotic and inclusive. it's very interesting, too. he talked about tru

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hello, i'm marc edwards with your sport.t with the news that lionel messi has agreed to join mls side inter miami, following his departure from the french champions paris saint—germain. argentina's world cup—winning captain is said to have rejected a more lucrative offer from the saudi arabian side al—hilal to move to major league soccer. dan ogunshakin has more. david beckham's arrival gave florida football freedom to dream, but this is more like a fever dream. lionel messi, one of the game's gratis, graced the world's biggest stages — think there were two france and moving to miami. not since 1975 has arguably the world's best player apply their trade in north america, the arrival of messi is similarly seismic. is messi is similarly seismic. is an messi is similarly seismic. is an absolutely huge moment, ever since enter miami came into the league in 2020, there has been links to this deal. it's something they've been working hard to get done, and it always looked like it might be that little bit too far away. for them to

marc ashdown, bbc news.l media — with a new law passed on thursday. here's emily brown. influencer marketing is where social media users with a big following on sites like tiktok and instagram promote certain products or certain products on the posts and stories in return for money. and with so many of us using social media it has an enormous reach. but there are calls for more regulation. in the past few weeks adverts promoting vaping products were banned by a uk watchdog after they were found to have broken advertising rules. and most recently france has become the first country in europe to introduce an influencer marketing law to regulate the marketing on social media, cracking down on what people can monetise and promote online. this after an inspection carried out found that all of the influence of those who were inspected did not comply with the rules on the transparency of the commercial nature of their publications. the new law was passed in the french national assembly chamber. it was said to have

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marc siegel. thanks for being with us. >> great to be with you, thank you.r biden pleading guilty to federal tax and gun charges. we'll look at the timing. plus school's out, we have parents defending education's nicole neily and how kids have been at school in person for a year after covid shutdowns, and they're still not caught up. but first, let's check in with our friends dagen and sean to see what they have coming up next hour on "the bottom line." hey, guys. sean: hey, brian. we have an epic show coming up. we're going to walk through the hunter biden plea deal, dagen and duffy doing that. kt mcfarland's going to be here. dagen: we talk about the two-tiered justice system. the it's really biden justice and then everybody else. plus rob schneider and michael loftus on together, all hell will break with loose, and you do not want to miss it. ♪ ♪ after advil dual action back pain... yo! uh! ha! ha! [dog bark] what? my back feels better. before advil... new advil dual action back pain fights back pain two ways. for 8 hours of relief. somebody would ask her

marc thiessen, former speech writer for president bush, and marc, he got the oceans right about the railroad but he said dictator, china wigged out about it, but they make it their business to complain every time they can about the u.s. >> yeah, first of all, if you are right, john, we saw the only leader who takes questions from the president joe biden. so a remarkable event. i just thought stunning having worked in the white house six years to see a conference, one question from the u.s. reporter and one from the indian reporter, that's all you guess. i guess that's where we are today. india is a hugely important country and a country, one of the rare areas bipartisan agreement. in 2019 when modi came to the united states, president trump had a rally in houston for him with 50,000 people in the nrg stadium there, so he -- india is hugely important and hugely important in the context of china. we really, we have a strategic imperative to decouple our economy from china and to pull a lot of strategic things out of there. we can't bring all that manufacturing back to the united states, it's n

marc siegel joins us now, professor of medicine and fox news contributor and get to see you.lk to you about i didn't expect this was coming and maybe we should have expected it was coming. but this is a real health hazard to people. >> when i came down to washington, d.c., last night i didn't know what nate was going to say that the center of this would be moving down here. >> martha: with me. >> martha: i brought it with me. it's clearing this afternoon but a lot of people are wearing masks and i'm encourage them to wear the high-grade masks. the dangers from something called p.m. 2.5 which is the tiny particle that gets deep into your lungs which is the why the american lung association holds this in an extreme risk hazard to their lungs. people with pre-existing lung disease and people with asthma. i encourage people to take an extra inhaler and people should obviously stay indoors there's a risk to the heart because of the particles stop the oxygen, you risk a heart attack or you risk a stroke and we're concerned about that risk. it's moving south from here and it's going

marc polymeropoulos, and sean mcfate, thank you very much for joining us. >>> ahead, the quote, veryl 2024 threat that democrats are worried about. first up, though, an nbc news exclusive, the january 6th grand jury hears from several secret service agents. what they testified to. what they testified to fundamental freedoms are under attack in our country today and there is a national agenda at play by these extremist so-called leaders. it will be a national ban on abortion. it is the tradition of our country to fight for freedom, to fight for rights... to fight for the ability of all people to be who they are and make decisions about their own lives and their bodies. and we will fight for the ideals of our country. >>> nbc news has exclusively learned that secret service agents testified before the january 6th grand jury. two sources familiar with their testimony say the agents were complying with subpoenas from special counsel jack smith. joining me now is nbc news homeland security correspondent julia ainsley. so they were there to testify about january 6th. do we have an idea of

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thank you, marc , for bringing us up to you, marc, for bringing us up to spest— you, marc, for bringing wednesday, and he said, i believe that phone hacking was done on an industrial scale, at least at the read times of the papers at the read times of the papers at the time. and that is beyond any doubt now. the mirror group is determined to show that he is wrong and that the articles that were written about him weren't written in using unlawful information gathering. they say some of that information was printed in other organisation , printed in other organisation, papers or broadcast media at the time and that's where they got some of their information . now, some of their information. now, interestingly, though, meghan's barrister, andrew green, kc , barrister, andrew green, kc, he's contended that harry had no call data evidence and this was total speculation , in his words, total speculation, in his words, that journalists unlawfully obtained information about him in the 33 articles which are at the centre of this case, as you mentioned also turning to today, actress nikki sanders

. >>> while he was still mayor, marc came to los angeles. rodney king meeting, that just awakened people here in ferguson, baltimore, north charleston, south carolina, the list goes on and on. >> we had the tamir rice case in the city of cleveland, and so the first person i called was marc, because he understood from the work he'd done in policing in new orleans and the stuff that was happening all around the country, he knew as an urban league leader, that i was going to have to be prepared. >> a look at the tenure of president and ceo of the national urban league, marc morial, who, today, is celebrating 20 years leading that organization. marc joins us now. >> good morning. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> good morning, good morning. >> been quite a ride. >> i bet i has. >> i'm just starting. >> you're just starting, and i know your greatest, let's get this done, your greatest a i accomplishment, of course, is marrying michelle miller. >> of course. >> put that aside. during your tenure, i want to start on the positive because there's

marc siegel with good advice.hank you so much. >> bill: we were given a warning of a couple events indoors were canceled that struck us as unique. >> dana: you can see it a little bit. >> bill: yankee stadium last night they called off the game. looks like they will play this game on planet mars. that's what they all looked like yesterday. >> dana: it looked like that for sure. we'll keep an eye on it for everybody and things will clear up soon. >> bill: get back to play ball as well. the legal stakes getting higher for donald trump. federal prosecutors have notified the former president's legal team he is now the target of a criminal investigation into the handling of classified rial. the question now is whether or not an indictment is looming. maybe. andy mccarthy, former assistant u.s. attorney. good morning to you. don't know what biden's status is. pence was cleared a week ago. what is the difference in this case if everyone has been doing it, andy? >> well, in law enforcement parlance, bill, target means som

i'm getting some weird vibes, marc. >> you showed the ghostbuster's clip.s an apocalypse to a climate activist. al gore for decades has had the same line every night in the news is like a nature walk through the book of revelation. that's what they literally want to do. they weaponize every bad weather event and make no mistake. justin trudeau's smoke which we are all inhaling now. i'm in virginia my son's soccer practice was canceled because of justin trudeau's smoke. they want us to pay to fix it. we will have to go it without gas stoves. we have to go without vehicles. we will have to go without eating meat because this allegedly caused by climate change. we have to fight back on this. even the canadian national database shows the canadian wildfires are down significantly, continued decline over many decades. this is not a climate wildfire. and the smoke is justin trudeau's not from our suvs. >> jesse: why do you think the president hasn't addressed the nation? half of us are inside with masks on. >> that's a great question. joe biden, you know, when he

marc ashdown, bbc news. has returned home for the first time since she was arrested and released without charge as part of an investigation into the party's finances. speaking outside her home in glasgow, she maintained her innocence. i can't say very much just now. what i will say is, er, reiterate the statement i issued last sunday. i am certain that i have done nothing wrong. i intend to be back in parliament in the early part of the week. i'll make myself available for questions then. 0bviously, within the constraints that i'm referring to right now. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has been holding talks with his chinese counterpart in beijing, in an effort to ease tensions between the two countries. the white house says the talks have been "candid, substantive, and constructive". antony blinken is the first senior american diplomat to visit china in five years. his trip was postponed in february, when relations worsened after a suspected chinese spy balloon flew over us airspace. the bbc has

, "no, pues, que marc anthony", "hummm, hasta ahí" - olvídate. - olvídate ya, hasta ahí, no, entoncesmusical. damián trujillo: ahorita hablamos de la fiesta cultural, pero tu carrera me fascina; y ahora dónde es que te presentas, dónde estás en la pista. javier cabanillas: okey, nosotros tocamos casi en todos los festivales internacionales, algunos locales, algunos en suecia, en canadá, francia, pero vamos a presentarnos también, ahora, en la fiesta cultural, aquí en la bahía, en walnut creek; tenemos otros lugares que tocamos, tocamos ahora en junio, una cervecería que está por acá, en downtown martínez, tocamos en sonoma, también, y en varios lugares por aquí, en la zona. damián trujillo: ¿y tu grupo se llama cómo? javier cabanillas: ah, perdón, cabanijazz project, es un apellido, un juego de palabras dentro de mi apellido, que es cabanillas, pero le cambié la palabra cabanijazz, le puse la palabra, "jazz", cabanijazz project, así es como se llama. damián trujillo: me encanta, entonces, si alguien sabe un poco del escenario, de cómo promover una fiesta cultural, es alguien como tú,

marc ashdown, bbc news.warned that he could lose public funding for his legal representation at the covid inquiry if he undermines the government. as part of the inquiry, mrjohnson has been asked to provide evidence, including whatsappsa and notebooks. in extracts of a letter published by the sunday times, mrjohnson is told by the cabinet office that he will have to submit any witness statements to officials so redactions can be applied. our political correspondent helen catt has more. borisjohnson, like all other ministers and former ministers is having his legal representation at the covid enquiry paid for out of public funds. what this letter was was a letter from the cabinet office to mrjohnson about that, and we don't have the full letter but we have extracts published by the sunday times and in one of thoseit sunday times and in one of those it says the funding offer will cease to be available to mrjohnson if he knowingly seeks to frustrate or undermine the government's position in relation to the enqu

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marc ashdown, bbc news.pping down after six years of running the fashion magazine. the 51—year—old will stay on as an editorial adviser to the uk title, while moving into a new global position at the group. mr enninful was the first black man to hold thejob and broke boundaries throughout his tenure —— including putting the first man on the cover, and producing an edition focusing on disabled people. i wasjoined earlier by cultural commentator and film—maker, basma khalifa. and asked what kind of legacy enninful is leaving at brisish vogue. gosh, it's notjust a legacy that he did, but what he did is he broke boundaries. vogue changed so dramatically over the last six years. it's notjust diversity and ethnicity. it's diversity in disabilities. it's diversity in age, it's diversity in gender. he really did something that was so, so powerful and also so needed for the fashion industry, because british vogue is the leader. it's a leader in the fashion industry as well as american vogue. so when they do something

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our business correspondent marc ashdown has the latest. long queues, packed coaches.or the cup final. if it had taken me two days to get there and back, i'd still have been going, it wouldn't have made any difference. it's difficult. if you are picking a strike, you will pick a day that will have maximum impact. for some that meant desperate measures, even car sharing between rival united and city fans. had a little pit stop. plenty of life to the services, plenty of blue, plenty of red. everyone getting along for now. leeds station, one of many picket lines across the rail network today, as 12,000 drivers at the aslef union walked out for the second time this week. it meantjust 40% of rail services were running. there are 15 rail companies involved in this dispute and they are negotiating together via the rail delivery group. so far, the offer on the table is for a 4% pay rise last year, and another 4% for this year. but both conditional on the union agreeing to some changes to the way drivers work. so far, aslef has rejected the deal. and right now there is no real

neil: marc lotter, good to see you. we'll see how it plays out.e i don't know if you heard ken griffin, the big hedge fund billionaire, he says we're getting a little healed of our investing skis when it comes to artificial intelligence. it might not really be worth all the hype that it's getting. i wonder how a key player in this feels about that, after this. ♪. ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪ first, there's an idea and you do something about it for the first time with godaddy. then before you know it, (it is a life changer...) you make your first sale. small business first. never stopped coming. (we did it!) and you have a partner that always puts you first way. (no way!) start today at godaddy.com. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $

company is already doing in the space, and the new initiatives on the way we got a chance to speak with marc and chairman of salesforce take a look. >> marc, i have been using salesforce and was an old-fashioned customer here's what i knew you had ai before anybody. why do i need this product >> well, jim, you know i've been an ai fanatic forever. but this is a whole new moment in artificial intelligence this is the time when we're moving from what we call predictive artificial intelligence, which is machine learning and machine intelligence. >> right. >> and also deep learning. but by expanding these neural networks, we've created this generative artificial intelligence and a lot of folks now because of chatgpt, there is over two million users of that. so a lot of folks are experiencing the power of this >> customers need to do this why? >> well, you can see customers are going to be a lot more productive than ever before we just had an opportunity to talk to gucci. >> yes. >> they've been using our product for over a year in their call centers and their contact centers, and they transforme

marc.sident biden was asked about how the fallout of this rebellion has impacted president putin. let's take a listen. >> he has become a bit of a pariah around the world. it's not just nato. it's not just the european union. it's japan. it's 40 nations. >> do you think vladimir putin is weaker today than he was before all of those events? >> i know he was. >> do you agree? is he right? is he weaker? as prigozhin was exiled and spared, what does that mean? how does that affect putin's power? >> so, sure. of course he's been weakened. he has problems under his own roof. the reporting over the last 24 hours over various media outlets is extraordinary. not only does it show that prigozhin did have support within the russian security app -- apparatus, but some of the russian officials may have known about this and didn't tell putin. what you're likely going to see is purges in the russian security services. there's going to be distrust, dissension within the ranks, everyone is going to be looki

marc: the structural risks are there.the economic model and the evolution of the policymaking framework. what you are looking for is a risk reward that is favorable. if any policy stimulus is met with a muted reaction by risk appetites. we prefer credit over equities. it is something we will have to wait and see play out over the next weeks. david: very quickly, are you surprised with caps rising? which one wins out? marc: mega cap growth has done well because you have had a window of opportunity where inflation is coming down, growth is remaining positive, and that creates conditions for a preference for growth and assign may be growth will become scarce. if inflation remains persistent, that will challenge the leadership of the gross -- growth complex. but you need growth to remain in positive territory because if it doesn't, there will be a shift back towards growth in an increasing scarce growth environment. haidi: always great to chat with you. let's get back to annabelle for a look at the movers. annabelle: taking a

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hello, i'm marc edwards, from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme...pen, as another seed is sent packing from paris. broadnificient — stuart broad stakes his ashes claim, as england take complete control of their test with ireland on the opening day. and au revoir, messi — one of football's greats will soon be without a club, as psg confirm he'll be leaving at the end of the season.

i'm marc edwards with your latest sports news. we're going to start at roland garros, in paris, where there's been another big—name exit from the men's draw of the french open. the eighth—seeded jannik sinner is out. he was beaten in five sets by germany's daniel altmaier — a player ranked 70 places below him. it was thrilling contest that lasted nearly five—and—a—half hours before altmier eventually won the deciding set 7—5. it's been a great turnaround, coming back after the fourth set which was pretty much a roller coaster, then having the chance to break him in the fifth, getting the re—break, serving really tough — the emotions were crazy, and what was insane was the crowd, and i thank the fans, for the love of the game. qualifier thiago seyboth wild is also into round three. having knocked out world number two daniil medvedev in the opening round, the brazilian beat argentina's guido pella in four sets. casper ruud is also through, after seeing off plucky giulio zeppieri in four sets. no problems for the women's world number

hello, marc. we're going to start at roland garros in paris