majestic leon marchand thrills the home crowd, with a two golds, on an historic night for him in men's swimming. a piece of history for america and katie ledecky, too — as she sets an olympic record in the women's 1500m freestyle. and japan continue to dominate in the men's gymnastics — but it's not the man you'd expect bringing home the gold in the all—around. hello and welcome along to the programme. it's been all about leon marchand in the pool on day five of the paris olympics the french home favourite — again took the roof off the la defense arena — with golds in both the 200m butterfly — and the 200m breaststroke. no—one in history has completed the 200m butterfly—breaststroke double, but marchand did, breaking the olympic records in both. earlier, he beat kristoff malik, in the butterfly, pan zhanle of china won the 100m freestyle in a stunning world record time of 16.40 seconds, shaving an incredible 0.40 off his previous mark set at the world championships in doha last february. australia's kyle chalmers finished a distant second, while david popovici had to settle for bronze.

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delightful the french crowd there in paris as leon marchand brings home the gold.weather clouds. a little cooler and cloudier in scotland and northern ireland where we're just that bit closer to a weather front. but here's the main message — heat building over the next day or two. here's the satellite picture, and you canjust about make out the jetstream. it's way to the north of us. that means the doors have been opened to the heat coming in from the south, and the dip in thejet stream to the east there with the clouds, that's the bad weather that swept across paris during the olympic opening ceremony. so skies have been generally quite sunny through the day across the bulk of the country. thicker cloud here in the north—west. and the temperatures at 9pm still around 19 celsius in the lowlands of scotland and as high as the low 20s from yorkshire towards the midlands and the south—east. so, after a warm and sunny day, a generally clear night to come across the bulk of england and wales. a bit more cloud here in the north—west, with that weather front brushing the

the golden boy and home favourite leon marchand struck again, this time with an olympic record. the fans favourite in paris took the gold in a competitive men's 200 metres butterfly — getting the better of world record holder and tokyo 2021 champion kristoff milak. ilya kharun of canada took bronze. marchand gets the chance to complete a famous double in the men's 200 metre breaststroke to come later. usa's katie ledecky is on theverge of claiming gold in the 1500 metres women's freestyle. earlier, world record holder sarah sjostrom of sweden took gold in women's 100 metres freestyle final, sneaking victory by the finest of margins. american tori huske took silver, with hong kong's siobhan haughey claiming bronze. japan continued their domination in the men's artistic gymnastics — with gold in the all—around thanks to 20—year—old newcomer 0ka shinnosuke. the outsider got the better of countryman and tokyo champion daiko hashimoto — and the two chinese hotly tipped to do well — silver went to boheng zhang, and bronze with ruoteng xiao. 0ka, who led after three apparatus, dropped

the golden boy and home favourite leon marchand struck again, this time with an olympic record.ly — getting the better of world record holder and tokyo 2021 champion kristoff milak. ilya kharun of canada took bronze.

to paris now — and the french swimmer leon marchand has won two gold medals in two hours this evening gold medals at these games — he also won the 400—metre individual medley on sunday. sticking with swimming — and american katie ledecky has equalled the record for most 0lympic women's swimming golds, eight, after winning the i,500—metre freestyle. she dominated the race, with silver going to france's anastasiya kirpichnikova, who was over ten seconds behind. in tennis — the spanish pairing of carlos alcaraz and rafael nadal have been knocked out of the quarterfinals of the men's doubles. americans austin krajicek and rajeev ram dominated the opening set and went on to win — tking them into the semifinal. and great britain's alex yee won gold with a sensational sprint finish in the men's triathlon. the triathlon had been due to take place on tuesday but was rescheduled because of poor water quality in the river seine. a recap of the developments out of southport. we heard from the police that a 17—year—old boy has been charged with murder along with ten counts of attempted murder. tha

i do not know if judge marchand is going to take that step. that is unfortunate.o the probation officer. i think he understands that donald trump is a first time, nonviolent criminal offender. i do not know if he is actually going to impose any type of incarceration. if he were, i would expect him to stay that decision until donald trump exhausts all of his appellate rights. >> barbara, we have talked about new york, we talked about the two jack smith cases, let's talk about georgia. that case is essentially frozen while an appeals court decides whether or not to disqualify him . let's say they move past that hurdle, this from nbc, trump can't terminate georgia quote because it is a state case, trump would not be able to terminate if he wins the election in november as he would theoretically be able to do with the two pending federal criminal cases against him. however, tom's lawyer argued in december that if trump were to be elected again he would not be able to stand trial until after he left office. barbara, if he were to win a second term, georgia becomes the

it's a magical night in the pool for the french as marchand delivers theirfirst swimming gold for 12es, it's the chequered flag and then disqualification for george russell at the belgian grand prix. hello and welcome. day two of the olympic games in paris. we'll start with tennis after the most extraordinary comeback in the men's doubles by great britains andy murray and his partner dan evans. remember this is the last competitive outing by murray , the three time grand slam winner, will retire after the olympics and it's the only event he is taking part in, after sharing the first two sets against the japanese pair kei nishikori and taro daniel the match would be decided on a 10 point tie—break. murray and evans saved 5 match points, and won seven points in a row to take the match at the first opportunity. murray's retirement is on hold. in the moment, when we finished the match and we both were just laughing, having to celebrate a match win like that since maybe the one in australia. but what an amazing feeling.

one of the games poster boys leon marchand ended france's 12—year wait for swimming gold with a superbrmance in the aoom individual medley. the 22—year—old surged to victory with an olympic record, just shy of his own world record, finishing almost six seconds clear of japan's matsushita tomoyuki. the usa's carson foster took bronze. there was an extraordinary comeback in the men's doubles from great britains andy murray and his partner dan evans. murray, the three time grand slam winner, will retire after the olympics and this is the only event he is taking part in. after sharing the first two sets with the japanese pair kei nishikori and taro daniel, the match was decided on a 10 point tie—break. murray and evans saved five match points and won seven points in a row to take the match at the first opportunity. so no retirement yet for murray. in the moment, like, when we finished the match, i mean, both of us were just laughing. i mean, you know, i haven't celebrated a match win like that since, oh, eh, maybe the kokkinakis match in australia. but, yeah, i mean, whatan amazing, amazin

one of the games poster boys, leon marchand, ended france's 12—year wait for swimming gold with a superbrmance in the a00m individual medley. the 22—year—old surged to victory in an olympic record, just shy of his own world record, finishing almost six seconds clear of japan's matsushita tomoyuki. usa's carson foster took bronze. pauline ferrand—prevot won the first gold of the day for the hosts. she romped to victory in the cross country mountain bike. finishing almost three minutes clear of usa's haley batten. the swedejenny rissveds was third. lebronjames inspired the usa as they began the defence of their olympic basketball crown with victory over nikola jokic�*s serbia. appearing in his fourth olympics, lebron finished with 21 points, seven rebounds and nine assists. he was ably supported by kevin durant who scored 23 points off the bench. two—time most valuable player in the nba, jokic scored 20 points for serbia but he was unable to prevent them slumping to a big defeat, 110 to sa. france won their first match in the men's basketball on saturday, edging out brazil as nba rookie se

no—one in history has completed the 200m butterfly—breaststroke double, but marchand put that to bed,ere has already been the odd shower around, but things are going to get more active overnight and into tomorrow with the risk of some thundery downpours, mainly across england and wales. but if we look towards the west, across northern ireland, there are some showers here and those will develop and push their way across southern scotland and then really generate some heavy, thundery downpours across england and wales later on in the night. a lot of cloud around overnight. it's going to be pretty warm out there, 17 degrees minimum in the south—east of england. and for scotland, it's going to be a lot warmer than it was last night. but we've got the downpours to begin with across the midlands, northern england — it could be thundery — move out of the way and then we get a bit of sunshine that will trigger some further thundery showers for england and wales, whereas scotland and northern ireland, looking much drier. and, with a bit more sunshine in the afternoon, temperatures could be a l

the hosts france won their first olympic swimming gold since 2012 as the world record holder leon marchandm moshiri has been following events in paris today and sent this update on what we've seen so far — and what's to come tomorrow. it is day three of the olympics and the heat is on in the french capital both in a meteorological sense and in a sporting one. there are 90 gold medals up for grabs today come up there are 19 gold medals up for grabs today come up with exciting action in some of the most popular sports of the games. let's take you through what to watch out for today. tom daley will take to the diving board. his fifth olympics representing team gb. he is paired with 24—year—old noah williams in�*s ten synchro, an event in which tom daley won the dramatic tokyo gold alongside matty lee. team gb�*s teamed, three—day event as our angled position going into the final day of composition at the jumping. laura collett is in the silver individual position on london 52. the men's team gymnastics final is today with china and japan very much the ones to beat. in one sport impacted by th

one of france's biggest olympic hopefuls took gold in the pool — leon marchand won the men's 400 individualena, taking gold in an olympic record time and beating the rest of the field by almost six seconds. also in swimming, italy's nicolo martinenghi touching out the favourite — team gb�*s adam peaty — at the finish. in tennis, team gb�*s andy murray progressed to the second round of the men's doubles, in what is the last tounament of his career. rafael nadal also on the court on sunday — he won his first match, setting up a showdown against novak djokovic in the second round. and in gymnastics, team gb made it through to the women's team final. they'll go up against team usa, who also progressed, with simone biles making a dazzling return to olympic gymnastics, after a difficult time at the tokyo 2020 games. our correspondent maryam moshiri is following events in paris and sent this preview on what's to come on monday. it is day three of the olympics and the heat is on in the french capital both in a meteorological sense and in a sporting one. there are 90 gold medals up for grabs today c

one of the poster—boys of the olympics, leon marchand, won france's second gold medal of the day as heedley. the 22—year—old ended france's 12—year wait for an olympic swimming gold, as he surged to victory in an olympic record, just shy of his own world record, finishing almost six seconds clear of japan's matsushita tomoyuki. usa's carson foster took bronze. the first french gold of the day came from pauline ferrand—prevot in the cross—country mountain bike. the circuit at ellancourt hilljust outside the city has been criticised for not being hard enough, but the five—time world champion, who had never won a medal at the olympic games in three previous attempts, streaked clear of the field to win by almost almost three minutes fro the american. america and sweden took silver and bronze. lebronjames inspired the usa as they began the defence of their olympic basketball crown with victory over nikola jokic�*s serbia. appearing in his fourth olympics, lebron finished with an impressive 21 points, seven rebounds and nine assists. he was ably supported by kevin durant, who scored 23 point

the mayor said they were taken which mayor franck marchand says were taken at a railway line in saintlerin courtalain — that's 88 miles from paris. our paris correspondent andrew harding has more. confusion this morning at europe's busiest railway station, the gare du nord in central paris. news about the overnight attacks on three french railway lines spreading fast. delays and cancellations piling up, prompting frustration and some anxiety. are you concerned about these attacks? i'm not happy about them. as long as that's it, i'm happy, but i am concerned, cos i've got the family, and i want to make sure that we get home safe and sound. i'm concerned that... i don't want to be here with my little one any longer than what i need to be. footage here shows passengers being escorted off one train and taken across the tracks after getting stuck on the outskirts of paris. this is one of the sabotaged sites, on the high—speed eurostar line thatjoins paris to london. a photo shows cables deliberately set on fire. but by whom? paris is already on high alert amid concerns about potential russ

the tennis, andy murray begins the final tournament one of france's biggest olympic hopefuls, leon marchandrowd. in the tennis, andy murray begins the final tournament of his career as he competes with dan evans againstjapan. but cameron norrie has pulled outjust hours before he was due on court — it's thought the british number two has suffered an injury. meanwhile, rafael nadal makes his singles return which could set up a second round match with rival novak djokovic. gymnastics star simone biles is competing today. the most—decorated gymnast in history had a difficult time in tokyo in 2020, but is back to her best and hoping to add to her 37 olympic and world golds. she bounced back with a dazzling performance. and if you like star spotting, then you will love the gymnastics venue in paris today — it is a veritable who's who of celebrities. mission impossible and top gun star tom cruise is there, as are wicked the musical actors ariana grande and cynthia erivo. anna wintour, editor in chief of british vogue, is also there to cheer on biles and all the other gymnasts competing today, as i

. >> nancy marchand just brought it to life. >> i wish the lord would take me now. >> well, in the meantime- >> reporter: tormented tony soprano is driven to see a therapist, lorraine bracco as dr. melfi. >> mr. soprano? >> yeah. >> reporter: so you based tony's mother on your mother and you based the therapist on your therapist. >> i think i was probably trying to re-mother myself. >> oh, interesting. >> i was looking for a woman of my mother's age who wouldn't behave like a maniac. >> yeah. and that's what tony's trying to do. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: but chase also saw "the sopranos" as a parable of america in decline. >> at that time in america, there was so much consumption, greed, that it was enough to make a mob boss sick. >> reporter: the late james gandolfini played tony as an endearing anti-hero. >> he was incredible. the whole thing was about his face. >> yeah. >> and about his eyes actually. there's something about his eyes that was otherworldly. >> it says with pulp. >> you like it with pulp. >> not this much. >> reporter: edie falco played tony's wife, carmela. >> there's s

in the heat, the roof came off for leon marchand.a couple of hours' time. i'm enjoying every moment of this and will keep— enjoying every moment of this and will keep enjoying it through the day and — will keep enjoying it through the day and into tonight. it's good to be here — day and into tonight. it's good to be here again tonight and just enjoy it. just _ be here again tonight and just enjoy it. just going to go in there tonight— it. just going to go in there tonight and enjoy it and have fun. the defending champion not in there. yes, but it doesn't mean anything, everyone _ yes, but it doesn't mean anything, everyone in— yes, but it doesn't mean anything, everyone in that final will be fast, so get _ everyone in that final will be fast, so get in — everyone in that final will be fast, so get in there and see what i can do tonight — so get in there and see what i can do tonight-— so get in there and see what i can do toniaht. ., ., ., ., , do tonight. tough for him to go up auainst do tonight. tough for him to go up against the

i've got to tell you, i know it's not an american victory, but watching marchand was just incredible.incredible. they were joking that night that he was going to hug everyone in the country. i think they all probably did want to hug him. you know, our golds have mostly come in the pool. you had the 4 by 100 meter relay for the men. then you also had the butterfly for the women, where you had the women finish, get a gold and a silver in that event. that's the first time that's happened since 1984, and some success in fencing. we had the women's foil competition. we won a gold in. now, it just depends on how you stack those numbers. if it's overall count, yes, we're winning, in the golds, not yet. >> and men's basketball, what a thriller. i mean, when i first was watching the first quarter or so, it looked like our team was really going to be challenged by the serbians. it ended up in a good place for the u.s., but what dawn staley was saying to mike tirico, our basketball teams, they can't play together, practice together, the way the other teams can. >> reporter: that's right, it make

the best ways to watch the clock as the sellers usually need to be marchand out against their will butas got to be a bottom. another type of selloff. the ipo related decline. markets are controlled by supply and demand. so if the bankers start rolling out lots of new ipos and then these companies sell more shares during secondary offerings, you can end up in a situation where there is just much too much supply and not enough demand. we saw this at the end of 2021. 600 ipos and spec deals. oh, man. >> house of pain. >> don't buy. don't buy. >> my suggestion, focus on the stocks that are down due to collateral damage. especially the ones with the old protection. sometimes they are triggered by multiple simultaneous earning shortfalls. if you want to buy stocks after an earnings-induced pullback, look where they are occurring and avoid them like the plague. there is no reason to stick your neck out here. instead, by the much broader stocks those in the s&p futures. then there are political risks. i also find this politically overblown. whether it is strife between political parties or all

. >> neil: that's the time we're going to learn about sentencing for that and do you think marchand iso put him in jail or make a statement or is it too risky for him to do, what are his legal parameters here? >> well, the left has always surprised me during this thing how far they're willing to go but i would be shocked if he actually tried to put him in jail or sentence him to jail time and certainly if he tried to put him in jail before his appeals, so i think they understand that that's a bridge too far to do that to a major party candidate right in the middle of the election. >> neil: if i can go back to this, i appreciate your patience, but some things i wanted to know and pick your brain on and one was the issue of, you know, donald trump, just turned 78, he would be 82 leading office, some have cynically said he will have full bore power, you dismiss that earlier on, to go after enemies and he stressed himself his best revenge will be success. but others look at his age when he's leaving office and he wouldn't have to worry about punishment, it would be an afterthought to him,

leon marchand, if he is not a name, you had been familiar with, i suspect you will get to know him veryhe next couple of months, but the atmosphere there really was rival hold at the gymnastics all a little bit earlier in the day, never before has a gymnastics meeting attracted the likes of tom cruise, ariana grande john legend, anna wintour. but that is the impacts that simone biles has had not only on gymnastics, but this games her much shan dissipated, return the greatest jim about the gymnasts of all time after that, disappointment in tokyo, it was the qualifying events, it wasn't even the medal events. as she helped the u.s. to the top ranking in terms of the qualification for the team competition, she put in the top scores for the all around petitioners. well, she didn't give people a scare ending up with a very heavily bandaged ankle and calf. but without speaking to the media officially on her way out, she did say i'm doing as. okay. as i can, i'm kind of signed off with a good little jig and a dance. so definitely confidence high around her and team usa heading into tuesday's f

she likes to call her name the ground marchand because her name is marcia talked a little bit about today the grand marshal is all about honoring the businesses remote valley. absolutely. all the and all our neighbors throughout the valley. >> all of a service business that have all but said, do what every guy keeping commute. community grow you do very excited. thank you chatting with the time to get off your blog. you can head on out. >> that's cool vehicle. you're welcome to school vehicle has been in this man's family. the guy was driving from the almost more than 100 years. 1910, fun. little back. but that is the very latest here in danville. again, it will be on until 12 o'clock this afternoon. james, i'm gonna send it back to you live in the studio for now. how amazing you got to talk to the grand marshal and basically kick off the parade. i love it. thank you, michael. >> well, 905, with the 4th of july today. lot of people are still going to want to set off their own fireworks. unfortunately, there are some places where the safe and sane ones are legal, but many places they're no

also happening tonight in the pool, one of france's most anticipated 0lympic hopefuls — leon marchand 400 individual medley. he energised the crowd during heats earlier at the la defence arena. in tennis, spain's rafel nadal won his first match, setting up a second round showdown against novak djokovic in the men's singles. and in the men's doubles, britain's andy murray plays later — this 0lympics being the last tournament of his career. also india won their first medal of the games — manu bhaker won bronze in the 10 metre air pistol, joining an exclusive club of indian 0lympic medalists. but it's been gymnastics and simone biles who have dominated conversation in paris today. the most decorated gymnast in history bounced back with a dazzling performance earlier after a difficult time at tokyo 2020. at the gymnastics, including mission impossible star tom cruise, vogue editor—in—chief anna wintour also in attendance, as was 0lympic torch—bearer snoop dog. all eyes were certainly on simone biles — take a look at these two photos taken of the press pen for photographers at the gymnasti

one of the poster—boys of the olympics, leon marchand, won france's second gold medal of the day, asdley. the 22—year—old ended france's 12—year wait for swimming gold, as he surged to victory in an olympic record, just shy of his own world record — finishing almost six seconds clear of japan's matsushita tomoyuki. usa's carson foster took bronze. to the tennis, after the most extraordinary comeback in the men's doubles by great britain's andy murray and his partner, dan evans. remember, this is the last competitive outing by murray, the three—time grand slam winner. he will retire after the olympics and it's the only event he is taking part in. they lost the first set against the japanese pair of taro daniel and kei nishikori, and came from a break down in the second to level, which meant the match would be decided on a ten—point tie—break. murray and evans saved five match points against the japanese, and won seven points in a row to take the match at the first opportunity. murray's retirement is on hold. rafa nadal will play novak djokovic in the second round of the singles, after

announced that he will delay sentencing until september and i want to show you the letter that judge marchandit. he said quote, the matters adjourned to september 18, 2024 for the imposition of sentence quote, if such is still necessary. when he says if such a still necessary, what he means is that if the supreme court decision does not effectively wipe out the jury's unanimous guilty verdict against trump on 34 felony counts. it's an open question. joining us now is catherine christian, former assistant district attorney in the manhattan d.a.s office. thank you so much for being here. i appreciate your time. >> glad to be here. >> let me first ask you, this interview was stormy daniels tonight, we set this interview in motion when we believe that trumps new york trial in which he testified was over. now, clearly it is not, with his sentencing delay, with the judge entertaining and new motion to throw out the case given what happened at the supreme court. is there anything about this interview about ms. daniels talking publicly about her testimony that could still have any bearing on the tria