esta aficiÓn, caramba marc, respeto. marc: sÍ. quince aÑos por parte del sevilla. lloran algunos aficionados. el mÁximo campeÓn de la europa league, sumando europa league y copa de la uefa. vemos al tecatito. junto sus compaÑeros. un sevilla que normalmente no aparecÍa en este tipo de eventos. y ya a nivel europeo es un habitual. seguramente, no sÉ si esta temporada o la siguiente, porque estÁ en champion. champion no le va tan bien. josÉ: pero pasa europa. y la gana. marc: y llega, no? veremos hasta dÓnde llega el sevilla. pero sin duda y mÁs allÁ del momento tambiÉn econÓmico que no es fÁcil que vive el sevilla volverÁ a ser protagonista. paco: no sÉ si el mejor tÉcnico en la historia, porque hay otros que levantan la mano, por supuesto. pero el mejor tÉcnico de su edad, vaya, de su generaciÓn pep guardiola. y no se le habÍa dado con el city la champion, la consigue. y ahora consigue la supercopa. hugo: sÍ, no hay absolutamente ninguna duda que es un personaje influyente. esta extraordinaria etapa donde sigue sumando tÍtulos. y

and in particular, marc, pretty high. and in particular, marc. aware _ pretty high.retty high. and in particular, marc, aware of the _ pretty high. and in particular, j marc, aware of the comments pretty high. and in particular, - marc, aware of the comments that came from citizens advice yesterday that an increasing number of people have been taken out loans or credit cards to pay for their energy. whilst this price cap is lowering, this winter they will not be the government support that we saw last winter. ., , , government support that we saw last winter. . , , , . winter. that is right. this price ca . winter. that is right. this price cap became — winter. that is right. this price cap became a _ winter. that is right. this price cap became a bit _ winter. that is right. this price cap became a bit theoretical. winter. that is right. this price i cap became a bit theoretical last year because it looked like it was going to go to 4000, 5000, £6,000 a year. but the government brought in those subsidies that capture bills at £2500, so nobly would pay more than that

marc cooper, thank you very much.loomberg. ♪ the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com alix: happy monday in august, that's what's happening in the markets. abigail is tracking the news. abigail: this is not what you expect in the summer but we are seeing weakness. in the last five days the nasdaq 100 is essentially down. the reason it is green is i have it marked for one day change. now it's up to tens of 1%. a couple of minutes ago it was basically flat with investors trying to make up their mind which way they want to go. last week was the worst week of early march -- since early march. folks are buying their catch-up trade, 10% since they were ported, up .7%. will the ai boom show up? apple is under pressure for the lack of sales growth and tesla under pressure as a long

let's begin with marc. marc: good evening to all.let me say thank you to you and georgetown university, it's always an honor to come back to your alma mater and share thoughts. i want to thank the co-panelists here. i just had the pleasure of spending two hours in the roosevelt room at the white house with president biden, vice president harris, the king family and 12 to 15 civil rights leaders. to share with the president and reflect on the moment and talk about the issues that are so prevalent today, with respected that meeting was planned many weeks ago. it turned into a discussion stemming from what happened in jacksonville. the reminder, the stark reminder that racially motivated hate and violence is too common in america today. whether it was jacksonville or buffalo, the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, el paso, mother emanuel church -- i could go on. how can violence be a weapon so common to affect our fellow citizens? that has been bearing and weighing on my mind. as i left the march, i was proud to speak on saturday. my

haslinda: marc, hang tight.th the head of one of india's largest petrochemical companies about why they think domestic demand will keep growing, despite international competition. rishaad: plus, we speak exclusively with china airlines president about how they earn navigating growing post-pandemic competition across the asia-pacific. er bloomberg. ♪ -- you are with bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: treasury yields have been front and center. we have seen them easing on the back of the weaker than expected data out of the u.s.. july job openings missing estimates. prior months were also revised lower. now traders seem to think perhaps the fed could be close to its tightening cycle. well, is it or is it not? mark bradley china, cohead of and security services at jp morgan, is without -- marc badrichani. our house view is that we start easing in the second half of next year. having said that, what is the focus of the fed? inflation. they were on the back foot because they were perceived to be late to the party. they will do e

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what marc is expecting. and wisconsin residents what they want to hear. >> i have not made my mind up who i want to support going forward, so i would like to hear from all the candidates. this is a very divided country. >> i would like to hear some vision for the country as opposed to just arguing over who is right and who is wrong. >> i'm very depressed about the choices that we have coming up in the next presidential election. i think both parties are not listening to the needs of americans. >> sandra: really interesting stuff, marc. when i talk to a lot of folks who are going to watch tonight, what i hear is they want -- they want substance, they want to know where these candidates stand on the issues. they really want them to, you know, lay the ground work for what things would look like under their leadership. do you think we'll get that, or could this turn into some sort of food fight on the stage? >> i hope it doesn't turn into a food fight and they have to think about the first guy in the clip, said

what do you make about that, marc?r of missing the issues, or does that come later in >> no, i think it comeses later. at the end of day, i think it's going to be a wash. obviously, the former president, you know, will face charges as he does, many people think that joe biden should be facing charges, and we'll see if he does. but at the end of the day, they will discount both of those and say who's going to lower my gas prices, who is going to secure the border, who is going to bring us back to those policies where where america was winning again and not what we have going on right now. and so i think, yeah, it's easy right now to focus on the investigations and the information that -- investigation that's to come, but in the end i think people are going to vote with their pocketbook, on the issues and policies. griff: what about you, david? the how much of an impact do you think -- take just yesterday the announcement of the hunter biden special counsel. how much of an impact do you think that has on this race? >> we

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marc, great to see you here on this wednesday afternoon. what should we be making of all of this, and where does this take the gop and their mission to show that these ties do indeed exist with the biden family? >> well, committee is going a great job by following the money and when they have revealed today apparently is another $20 million in payments to the biden family from russia and kazakhstan and other countries, and what's really interesting is this payment from supposedly the wife of the former mayor of, widow of the former mayor of moscow, she apparently started transferring money after the first invasion of ukraine, gave hunter biden $3.5 million after that had dinners with joe and hunter biden and devon archer and then avoided being sanctioned under the sanctions after the 2022 invasion. this is the wealthiest woman in russia, former wife of the mayor of moscow, putin ally, involved in organized crime yet somehow she's not sanctioned by the biden administration when they are imposing sanctions on russian oligarchs? how did that h

i'm marc edwards, welcome to sportsday. here's what we've got coming up on our show. kerr the conqueror. the british olympic bronze medallist takes gold at the world championships. bernardo silva stays at city stopping the summer of speculation, the portuguese playmaker signs until 2026. billy banned. vunipola joins owen farrell on the suspended list with england's rugby world cup plans in disarray. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start at the world athletics championship in budapest, and what a day for great britain'sjosh kerr, he's taken gold in the men's 1500m after a thrilling race in hungary. the olympic bronze medallist, timed his surge to perfection, he was neck and neck with norway's jakob ingebrigtsen going into the final 200m, before breaking his rival in the final50. the 25—year—old clocked a season's best 3.29.38 seconds to make his first podium at a world championships. but it was history repeating itself for ingebrigtsen. the reigning olympic champion, beaten into silver as he was in similar circumstances at the last world championships

listen, marc, thank you so much. stand by if you could just a little bit longer. former assistant u.s. attorney andy mccarthy, george washington university law professor jonathan turley back with us. here is the question, jonathan. i have got what are the rules for running? what are the rules for running for election, changing, disputing elections? we are getting to the heart of this. you heard the former president's attorney who is leading -- the leading man on this. what did you make of that? >> well, part of the question is what the judge will allow the defense to argue when it comes to some of these legal claims. i will have to see but, you know, this is a speaking indictment but it doesn't say very much. it basically says that the president spread disinformation that he should have known that this was not true because people told him that well, other people told him something different. so the question i have after i read this indictment is what if he -- if president trump really did believe this? what if he did believe that he -- that the election was stolen

marc, katie great to have you here.'s testimony. here is what he said back and forth with dan goldman who actually later kind of mischaracterize the end of this exchange. goldman said he never asked his father to take actions on behalf of his business partners. orchard did not ask him here to my knowledge i never saw him say or do anything for a particular business bureau that lines up for with what we heard from the president. are you not aware of joe biden do anything to help his sons business partner and archer s said, "no, the calls were to talk about the weather and that was signal enough to be powerful, he says." you hear the president there and he qualified the way we heard the white house qualified it. i never got involved in the business. what is your take? >> obviously he started out years ago saying he never talked about his sons business or never had contact with business associates. malcolm i never talk business with him. he doesn't and i he was on the speaker phone calls are what devon archer said. so, the

thank you very much, marc.claims that it ordered the assassination of the the wagner mercenary group leader yevgeny prigozhin are an "absolute lie." mr prigozhin and nine other people died in a plane crash this week, two months after he led a failed uprising. live now to our moscow reporter will vernon, and will, this statement today from the kremlin came in response to a question you put to president putin's spokesman. yes, i was on a conference call it a little earlier with president putin's spokesman. this something that happens most days in moscow with a select group of foreign and russian journalists, with a select group of foreign and russianjournalists, where with a select group of foreign and russian journalists, where you with a select group of foreign and russianjournalists, where you can more or less ask any question you want, really. iasked more or less ask any question you want, really. i asked the spokesperson what his reaction was to accusations of various western officials that it was the kremli

the mayor pointing out that, quote, after last year's event, marc benioff posted about what an amazing experience it was, how the city looked beautiful and that there were no safety issues. benioff himself tweeted a message immediately following dreamforce 2020 to saying visitors commented on the beauty of the city and saying there were zero safety incidents reported something sf travel noted as well. all absolutely. and it was a really well attended conference and it really came off without a hitch. we want to make sure that dreamforce in 2023 is the same, if not even better. current conference attendees report a smooth trip so far, brianna blanton is visiting from arizona and says the city doesn't meet the reputation portrayed in some media. i've heard that it's dangerous, honestly, and not to drive a car here, that there's like a bunch of homeless people everywhere. but i haven't really experienced that very much. we love the weather. the weather is so nice. it's really nice like being here and being around everyone. and i don't feel unsafe here. and we have reached out to salesforc

marc siegel or dr.an it would hear thoughts of the top on this. >> you have young children but how can you believe anything a public health official says if they have what the los angeles times calls cognitive whiplash. cognitive whiplash i called hypocrisy. they are among the most extreme and the country before per that kept their schools are closed until fall of 2021. and everyone was happy remote anyway. they are battling over vaccine and mandates for those over 12 per they had to stay home for 10 days even if you came in contact with covid. they had a mandatory testing, wet mandatory masking and guess what that led to, absences. 40% chronically absent now they cannot get over the number they need to get to the $300 million they need from the states. the money trail so guess what they do, guess what they do? they say come onto schooe a fever. how about a doctor in the equation here question rick how about a parent in the equation figuring out the child is sick or not? joey: of the play devils advocat

everybody get down. >> tom: marc, marc. if you're watching, marc is from zurich.tually is a cinematographer. he's in the camera unit here in new york. he works on camera utility and that's what he wants to do. i said ask him. he would be a great experience if he does a number of things. if he learns his lines, knows the text, have an idea, and shows up on time. if you can do those four things, that's actually kind of like the base level of being an actor. >> stephen: the advice i've given my kids, just in general, being in business, is just like, be enthusiastic and competent. and that means like, be happy to be there and never be late. >> tom: there you go. >> stephen: that's it. and i said you'll work for the rest of your life. >> tom: you don't have to be qualified. you have to be colorful. >> stephen: yes. i actually say, like, when you're really young and on the job, don't be impressive. you will just make people nervous. >> tom: oh, yeah. >> stephen: just show up. >> tom: and by the way, honestly, why prepare at all? just wing the whole thing. by the way, wo

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we will have marc short, who advises mike pence, on the program next hour. president because he wouldn't do what he believed was and is unconstitutional and that his chief of staff was so concerned about pence's safety that he alerted the head of pence's security detail. the central role of mike pence in all of this, what stands out to you from this indictment? >> look, you know, the vice president did a good job on that day. i mean, it was his job. so it's not -- he basically did his job on that day. and he did resist temptation, sure. he resisted that pressure from the outside. but since then, i mean, everything the vice president says is like walking this line between -- and watch it, every comment, he and even marc short make, he is walking this line of, like, i don't want to tick off the trump people and i also want to appear fairly reasonable. when he talks about this indictment, it's in the perspective of i can't way if this is criminal, sure, it's wrong. look, i am not lawyer. of course, you could say if it's criminal. there is a lot of lawyers out t

joining me now in milwaukee is marc short, the former chief of staff to vice president mike pence.iser to pence. mark, it's good to see you. you are in milwaukee for the debate and i will get to that in just a moment but i want to talk to you about these georgia indictments and this renders that we are seeing this week. trump's former chief of staff, mark meadows, is maneuvering all of these different ways to avoid some legal jeopardy as it relates to all of this and he is cooperating on the federal side, but to trying to move the case in georgia to the federal system. i wonder, do you think that meadows should face any consequences for his role in what transpired in the lead up to january 6th? >> well, abby, congrats on the new show. regarding mark, i don't think any of us relish witnessing what is happening with these people who we work with. i think that, in your last panel, i think it is fair to say that mark was a ringleader that watch the events that happened around january 6th. he is somebody who has the president sought to find additional attorneys, gave advice different th

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it's a legitimate concern for voters. >> trace: let's bring in marc thiessen, former speechwriter ford washington post columnist. katie pavlich and richard follow, fox news contributors. welcome to the three of you. we showed the overall numbers, which are telling, you know. i want to break them down by party. do you think biden is too old effectively? 69%, richard. we talk about this all the time. that is a big number when you're talking about just democrats regardless of the poll. 69% is a big number. >> trace: there's no question this is a big number. i don't think this is a good poll if you ask folks in the biden campaign. in this poll, you also find that 82% of democrats say they would vote for joe biden if he ends up becoming the nominee, which looks likely. what you'll see the biden campaign down here as we get closer and closer to election day and republicans begin to get into their primary season, you'll see him pivot to kitchen table issues. one thing that they can celebrate today, they enter negotiations on prescription drugs issues. there's ten drugs that they will negotia

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what's going on here, marc? >> first of all gavin newsom sees the same decline of joe biden the rest of the country does. second of all he knows even the democratic party doesn't want her to be the presidential nominee. he is positioning himself to be there to pick up the pieces if something happens between now and election day 2024. quite frankly debating ron desantis is smart both for desantis and him because seven in ten americans don't want a trump/biden rematch. so putting the two of them on the stage together to debate shows people what the alternative universe, what could be if they didn't -- if they weren't forced into that choice and had a choice they liked more. >> dana: one alternative universe is the no labels group saying they won't be a spoiler in the election but they think americans want another choice and looking to next april, perhaps a convention in dallas to try to get somebody on the ballot. >> it's too early to talk about the third party yet. we had the first debate in the republican party

francesca chambers and "the washington post" columnist marc thiessen.kind of backed up and there's a lot of questions surrounding all three of them. it was a mess. >> it was a mess. and then you hear all the left wondering around trying to blame this on climate change. in fact, the area of land that has been burned under -- in the last 20 years has gone down by a third in 20 years. it's record lows last year. so this is not climate change. this is government incompetence. this was a failure of land management. a failure of response. and a hawaiian government that didn't trust its own people. they literally said that they didn't set up the alarms they thought the hawaiian people were -- that they would run into the fire instead of away from it. now they want to tell them that they can't sell their land if they are sick and tired of living under this incompetent government and want to move off of hawaii back to the mainland, they are trying to limit their options there. so, i wouldn't be surprised, considering how badly the hawaiian government has handled

marc, great to get your take on things. appreciate it. >> thank you, john. >> john: and what i said, one week from today the top republican candidates will face off in miami. right here on fox news, moderated by bret baier and martha maccallum. watch for that. >> gillian: and in september, fox business will host the second gop debate at reagan presidential library out in simivalley, california. >> john: great venue to hold the debate in. >> big spending joe biden, you hear ads, in two years i reduced the debt $1.7 billion. i'm the first one to cut the federal debt by $1,700,000,000,000. >> it's terrible. i mean, we go to work, come home, that's all i can do. >> if i had to start right now, my career, i would be in a terrible shape. >> i'm like my kids, we stay home more, cook home more. >> gillian: the inflation reduction act turns one year old. president biden is prepping at that take a victory lap next hour. some americans have yet to see progress to the working and middle classes. art laffer is a former writer, and autho

hello, this is world business report, i'm marc ashdown.e start in the us, where the all important inflation data is just out. prices inched up injuly, but less than expected. the consumer price index, a key inflation figure, rose 3.2% compared to a year ago. it was running at 3% injune, so on the face of it, the pace of price rises has ticked up again. but the markets had expected a bigger increase, so could today's figure be good news? and could it be enough to persuade the federal reserve to leave interest rates unchanged next month? let's bring in our north america business correspondent michelle fleury. firstly, talk us through the reasons behind this uptick. inflation had been easing gradually, why has it gone up? some of this has to do with comparisons of where we were last year and the way the data is compiled but some of it is things like rising housing costs and stuff like rising housing costs and stuff like that. i think broadly speaking if you talk to most economists, they think the economy, the world's largest economy continues

marc short joins us now.ed on your read of the indictment and sense of where the former vice president is on this, do you believe there is clear evidence of criminality? >> you know, it's hard for me to know whether there was cri criminality. i think the president was wrong. one of the biggest shifts we have seen in the last 24 hours, if you just pull back for a second, i think it's pretty tremendous, which is that for two and a half years i think the president and his team argued that, look, the election was stolen, it was fraudulent, and if i only had my chance to present my evidence, like the court's rejeked the chance to do that, the congress rejected the chance to share my evidence. if he has the evidence, then all these conspiracy charges would go away. but that's not the case that you hear his defense team presenting. instead, they are saying he has a first amendment right, which is in essence saying all elected officials lie. are you going to charge everybody? it's different than it was stolen, to now

but what he said there in the clip in indiana today's consistent with what marc short and greg jacobold us. which was, he was consistent that he did research and asked for advice. he was pretty convinced all along that -- he did not have such authority and diligence, to only confirm that. i don't know, lawrence, if he is the star witness. he is an important witness. but -- star witness in this case, in my view, there are so many important voices who corroborate each other, that you can remove any one of them, and the case remains strong. we didn't have mike pence, obviously, to make good criminal referrals that we made. so, i don't know, candidly, that i see any one star witness in this case. >> barbara mcquade, my argument about star witness here is based -- its evidentiary but it's also -- impact. it's also a vice president of the united states, a first one in history, to testify in a criminal case after being vice president is testifying against the former president. he's going to say to that jury under oath that that man said to me, you are too honest, and in terms of dramatic ju

joining me is marc short, the former choief of staff to vice president mike pence.us this evening. i want to first ask you about mark meadows' testimony. you were the former vice president's chief of staff, so meadows was your counterpart in trump's office. were his actions in georgia part of the job description of a chief of staff? >> alex, i'm not sure that the job description for donald trump's chief of staff fit into the normal chief of staff role. i think it's true that mark was acting at the behest of the president and he deserves the benefit of the doubt. one challenge for him is to say this was all his official capacity. if that was rue, why was he circumventing all of the white house counsel's advice. why wasn't pat cipollone and the doj involved. instead mark recruited outside lawyers who he wanted to listen to. i think that undercuts the notion that this is all part of my federal responsibility if i'm not getting counsel from the people hired in your office to serve the white house in that role. >> in the center of the case is the call with georgia secret

but what he said there in the clip there in indiana is consistent with what marc short and greg jp cupold us. he was consistent that he did research and asked for advice. he was pretty convinced all along that -- -- -- he's an important witness -- in my view there are witnesses who cooperated, and if you remove any one of them -- barbara mcquade >> the former president. he is going to say to the jury under oath you are too honest a jury in the flow of this evidence i'm expecting jack smith destructive the flow of this evidence so that this former vice president becomes the real commander in that room from the witness stand and the person who they wish was in charge will wish in charge on january six. >> you know regardless of what we call him, star witness or how he stacks up against other witnesses because maybe we hear from mark meadows and other people who are very powerful, important witnesses. no doubt mike pence will be a very significant witness in this case. i think in part because of his unique role. i think in part because he alone had conversations with president trump and h

marc, good to have you on the programme.rning. i think what we're expecting today is that it's had a very tough run in the last few months or last year and had some major losses. so i think perhaps, you know, with all those fingers in different pies, a lot of focus has been on the loss—making companies like the fdx investment which is a big ponzi scheme, the crypto exchange. we work which really didn't make sense, and irl which is a social media company where mostly users for bots, not people. as you mentioned before, we'll see people focussing more on the very many investments they have in — have many of the world's most innovative tech companies. it came to the uk's attention many uk viewers learned about softbank when it bought arm holdings which is one of our prizes here. are they going to float that, aren't they, in the next quarter? that will make them a heck of a lot of money which will help, won't it? yeah. i think the arm ipo, obviously we don't have details exactly what's happening there but there's a planned ipo,

now salesforce ceo marc benioff has gone on the record with the san francisco chronicle saying, quote, if this dreamforce is impacted by the current situation with homelessness and drug use, it may be the last dreamforce. his comments coming amid a discussion about salesforce's million dollar donation to the salvation army's way out program aimed at helping the homeless. now sf travel is responding to benioff's comments, saying the city is working hard to make sure that dreamforce and other major conventions go well. this fall, in fact, is going to be a very busy conference year for san francisco. so we're going to see a lot of conferences come from starting now all the way through december. and our focus and our goal together with the city and the hospitality industry, is to make sure that san francisco shines. source says, who've been working closely with salesforce, confirm that talks have already been underway between the tech company san francisco police and city officials to address any security concerns. long before the conference begins. san francisco's mayor, london breed als

marc ashdown, bbc news.test strike over pay this morning, walking out for 48 hours. their union, the british medical association, has already announced another 48—hour strike next month, and now says there will be more action in october, lasting three days. our health correspondent dominic hughes has more. from bristol to brighton, london to nottingham, once again, consultant doctors in england are on picket lines. a 48 hour strike over pay that nhs bosses say has the potential to be extremely disruptive. unlike whenjunior disruptive. unlike when junior doctors disruptive. unlike whenjunior doctors strike, no one else can coverfor doctors strike, no one else can cover for consultants, so almost all routine care will be suspended. morale in the health service is currently at an all—time low. doctors say they have been left with no choice but to take action. doctors are having to strike with their backs against the wall. it's not something they want to do. we have faced a significant pay cut over the last 15 y

marc ashdown, bbc news.ceiving who controversially kissed one of the women at the spanish team after the world cup victory. saying it may have violated its rules against offensive behaviour and the basic rules of decent conduct. 0ur reporter has been following the story. celebrations for the women's world cup in spain may be down but the controversy with the football president continues. this is the momentjust before he kissed the player on the lives firstly he downplayed the incident but after fierce criticism he released a statement apologising. certainly i made a mistake _ statement apologising. certainly i made a mistake and _ statement apologising. certainly i made a mistake and i _ statement apologising. certainly i made a mistake and i have - statement apologising. certainly i made a mistake and i have to - made a mistake and i have to acknowledge that. it was done without any ill intention in a moment of the highest exuberance. what happen, happen. i think in a very spontaneous way.— what happen, hap

i'm marc edwards. here's what's coming up.inalist caroline garcia knocked out by world number 114 wang yafan. the spanish fa explores options to sack world cup—winning head coach jorge vilda as the fallout from the rubiales kiss continues. captain, my captain — zachjohnson picks his wildcards for the upcoming ryder cup. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. only one place to start, and that's at the us open in new york, and there's been a shock result on day 2 at flushing meadows. 7th seed caroline garcia has been knocked out by china's world number 114 wang yafan. wang's consistent and meticulous game, a mere 11 errors, in stark contrast to the 2022 semi—finalists's frequent misfires — 34 unforced errors for the frenchwoman. garcia lost 6—4, 6—1 to wang yafan.

brings felony charges against donald john trump, rudolph william lewis giuliani, john charles eastman, marcandele meadows, john cheeseborough, jeffrey clark, jenna lyn ellis, ray stallings smith the third, robert david chilly, michael a roman, david james schaffer, sean micah pressure steel, stephen clifford lee, harrison william prescott floyd, treveyon see kuti, sydney kathrin powell, kathleen austin latham. scott graham hall, and misty hampton, also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violation of georgia's racketeer, influenced, and corrupt organization act. through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia. and elsewhere, to accomplish the legal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office, beginning on january 20th, 2021. specifically, the participants in aca shun took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the county of the votes of the presidential electors, who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general election. as you examine the indictment, y

i mean, marc, a lot of what i'm reading is that this really is spain's metoo moment.st about what happened there on the football pitch and the reaction afterwards, it's about a sort of wider systematic issue in the country. yeah, i completely agree. victor francos said it first on the press conference on friday, and it's kind of going there because you had the players issue a written statement, you had coaches withjorge vilda issue a written statement. yesterday, one of spanish — more famous players here in spain, maria jose perez, issued a statement against the federation, and there have been players going public about cases of abuse, not technically sexual abuse, but abuse of power, and basically against all the people that, when rubiales delivered that already infamous speech on friday, they decided to stand up and give him a standing ovation. so everyone that gave rubiales a standing ovation is now being put basically on trial by every player that plays under them, or by every person that has gone into a working relationship with them in the past. because everyone

became the german defender until 2028 in barça with the official announcement of the barcelona club marc-andrérastegen, the german defender , this was placed after the negotiations until 2028 with the letters of his name and extended , he said always the termination clause of the contract of the second captain of barça, 500 million, chelsea's agreement with the transfer of lukaku, fabrizio romano and america d marzio journalists active in the field of football transfers reported that someone reached an agreement for the transfer of romelu lukaku without a mandatory purchase clause . also, the rumors indicate that luka was convinced to go to italy after talking with meow , and the representatives of mozaf to london in chelsea's brazilian midfielder has been renewed for nottingham. finally, nottingham forest's official club has cleared the censorship. chelsea's brazilian star last season signed a free one-year loan contract . there is no purchase in this player's contract. a friend near london announced that he and ajax they reached an agreement for the transfer of mohammad doost winger canari f

i'm marc edwards, welcome to sportsday. here's what we've got coming up on our show. olympic bronze medallist takes gold at the world championships. bernardo silva stays at city stopping the summer of speculation, the portuguese playmaker signs until 2026. billy banned. vunipola joins 0wen farrell on the suspended list with england's rugby world cup plans in disarray. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start at the world athletics championship in budapest,

marc siegel. >> marc: 100,000 people are on the kidney transplant list, this is going to be a huge advance. we use pig valves for hearts, we are going to do this, this is going to happen. >> carley: findings will push research closer to clinical trials. two seemingly drunk americans discovered by security after spending two nights in the iconic eiffel tower. they got stuck in an area closed to the public. firefighters were called to remove the americans who are facing criminal complaint. stuck for two days. perfect season to perfect softball world series titles in massapequa. we spoke to the champs earlier. >> it is unbelievable, it feels surreal, we are getting thegist of what we accomplished. it could be a possibilities, you don't believe it. >> greatest teamwork we have ever seen. if somebody made an error, no, it was my fault, there was nothing the kids couldn't do. >> carley: next week they will be honored by the new york mets, what a moment. brian, your home town. >> brian: the mets have to learn a thing or two about winning, maybe talk to the girls. look who is here, brian brenberg.

i'm marc edwards.show: stricker stuns tsisipas at the us open as the qualifier sends the 7th seed out of the tournament dutch delight — psv eindhoven trash rangers to book their place in this season's champions league. kiwis crushed as england cruise to victory over new zealand in the first t20 of the four—match series. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. no better place to start than at flushing meadows. there's been a shock result at the us open in new york. world number seven stefanos tsitsipas is out. he was beaten by switzerland's dominic stricker. the 21—year—old qualifier, on his debut at flushing meadows, showing his quality throughout the four—hour io—minute epic to earn his second five—set win at a major. it's also stricker�*s maiden top 10 scalp,

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doctor marc siegel is here with that.low just sat down with donald trump for an exclusive interview and is here with a preview of what he's going to show us tonight. we will be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ detect this: living with hiv, i learned that i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. if you have hepatitis b, don't stop dovato without talking to your doctor. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking dofetilide. this can cause serious or life-threatening side effects. if you have a rash or allergic reaction symptoms, stop dovato and get medical help right away. serious or life-