djokovic, who's aiming to match margaret court with a record—equalling 24th major title, plays compatriot. and there was a world record attendance for a women's sporting event as the nebraska cornhuskers college volleyball team took on 0maha. 92,003 people packed into memorial stadium to see the �*huskers win by three sets to love. it beat the previous record of 91,668 set during a uefa women�*s champions league match when barcelona defeated rivals real madrid 5—2 at the camp nou in 2022. and that�*s all the sport for now. breaking news. it concerns schools in england and it looks like schools in england and it looks like schools in england, some schools, must immediately shut buildings made with a specific type of concrete that is prone to collapse until safety measures are taken and are in place, according to sources that say they are expecting some sort of government announcement. are expecting some sort of governmentannouncement. some government announcement. some schools governmentannouncement. some schools will have to relocate children to other teaching spaces, more than hundred sc

djokovic, who's aiming to match margaret court with a record—equalling 24th major title, plays compatriotlo dsjere next. there was shock for last year's finalist casper ruud, he's lost in five sets to chinese world number 67 zhang zhizhen. the other second round surprise saw another grand slam finalist stefanos tsitsipas knocked out, he lost in five to swiss qualifier dominic stricker. plenty of exciting second round matches today in new york. defedning champion carlos alcaraz is up against south africa's lloyd harris. andy murray a winner at flushing meadows in 2012 takes on grigor dimitrov. last year's quarter finalist jannik sinner plays lorenzo sonego. in the women's draw ons jabeur who lost in the final last year to iga swiatek faces linda noskova. former manchester united goalkeeper sergio romero was the hero for boca juniors in the copa libertadores as they squeezed past fellow argentine club racing to reach the semi—finals. after a 0—0 draw in the first leg neither side discovered their scoring touch in the return. racing had 11 shots but not a single one on target. boca fared lit

djokovic is aiming to match margaret court with a record—equalling 24th major title.ise the voice in orderfor our team to hear us, or for us to hear them, because otherwise we have to communicate with the signs or signals. i'm actually supportive of the on court coaching, headset communication or whatever ways of getting more coaching, i think it's good. uefa president aleksander ceferin has described the behaviour of spanish football federation president luis rubiales as "inappropriate" — but he's called for fifa's investigation to be allowed to run its course. rubiales has refused to quit for kissing spain player jenni hermoso on he lips after their world cup win over england. chelsea manager emma hayes has been giving her opinion on how spains�* squad have been treated. they haven't been hired over a long period of time, so what has kept them going for all? probably each other. you know what, we can, i think, finding a smile in something which is quite shocking reveals an awful lot about the situation rather than the person will stop i think someone likejenni hermo

djokovic, who's aiming to match margaret court with a record—equalling 24th major title, plays compatriots to chinese world number 67 zhang zhizhen. the other second round surprise saw another grand slam finalist stefanos tsitsipas knocked out, he lost in five to swiss qualifier dominic stricker. plenty of exciting second round matches today in new york. defedning champion carlos alcaraz is up against south africa's lloyd harris. andy murray a winner at flushing meadows in 2012 takes on grigor dimitrov.

i think that some of the clues, margaret, are in the court filings this week where he said that theyeached an impasse in the negotiations with hunter biden's team, and he saw no resolution short of going to trial. i just want to emphasize, that plea deal was not standard. so irregular that the judge in delaware hit pause on the it and at one point said to one of weiss' prosecutors, what is the legal precedent for this case. and they said there was none. that is why the criticism from republicans that it was a special deal for a special defendant has resonated. >> robert, democrats seemed caught by surprise by this announcement of a special counsel. though, still dismissive of this idea that the president's son did anything more than what has been substantiated in this five-year investigation. but doesn't this status make it more difficult to just dismiss this as political? >> inside the white house this weekend and inside the biden campaign, i've made a lot of calls. and it's evident that they don't welcome what's going to be potentially a drip, drip, drip of developments on the just

court. a hearin on his request is set for monday. margaret? >> margaret: nikole, thank you.state of emergency after severe storms, including five tornadoes, damaged homes, downed trees, and littered debris across entire communities. cbs's roxana saberi reports that at least five people were killed and hundreds of thousands remain without power. >> reporter: powerful thunderstorms battered michigan thursday, leaving a trail of destruction. residence in the detroit area woke up to rain falling as much as 4 inches an hour. flooding around 200 homes and businesses. the storm spun off multiple tornadoes, packing winds of up to 100 miles per hour. four people were killed in a two separate car accidents, and another died after a tree fell on her house. overnight, as the storm moved south, at least four tornadoes struck ohio, destroying the roof of this church in cleveland. heavy rain inundated roads and high winds toppled trees and power lines. at the peak, nearly 700,000 people in both states were sitting in the dark. >> and on the side, took off my mirror. >> reporter: sandy duba

male margaret gbnews.com coming up, is it time to leave the european court of human plus get court ofget about radio. >> welcome back. i'm still jacob rees—mogg, and this is state of the nation. you've been getting in touch with your thoughts. steve very pithily. steve diversity equals division and rob , which sounds the best for rob, which sounds the best for the country to be a or be a diverse definition , unalike diverse definition, unalike people with diverse interests composed of distinct or unlike elements or qualities at odds with each other, or be integration definition. the action or process of successfully joining or mixing with a different group of people . well, when did everything diverse take over from integrating? and i that's integrating? and i think that's really i think really important. rob i think you hit the nail on the head actually, the success of this nafion actually, the success of this nation has been in integrating people as they have come here and being a whole. i did the piece about west harptree yesterday and west harptree is a community. lee and community

after the l court 's decision it was in the court �*s decision it was in the hands of the house of commons authorities. the standards committee recommended margaretays. that length of time is mean a recall petition automatically happens. and that is what her constituents have been able to take part in since. crews are still working to try to tackle a huge wildfire near the us—canada border. hundreds of homes have been evacuated, and many others told to be ready to leave at any moment in the towns of 0roville and 0soyoos. it's canada's worst wildfire season on record, with fires continuing to spread across parts of the pacific northwest. 0ur north america correspondent, nada tawfik, has the latest the eagle bluff wildfire still raging extremely close to the edge of the town. things have eased considerably since saturday when that initial scare when the blaze came through from the united states and spread incredibly quickly but nevertheless authorities are still classifying this fire is out of control. they have had water bomber planes, helicopters and the sky going back and all day to the lake to try and bring this under control. they have also ha

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margaret simonyan. i think he generally likes to threaten someone with death. well , there is such a complex of an unfinished bastard, which rejoices that there is no new court feessia, if there is one, he does not receive appropriate orders. she, of course, went wild. this is hysterical happiness, all these deliberals who simply enjoyed death. enjoyed. you look at them and think. you are the dead , the question that zelensky was asked. yes, i don’t know, listen to everything, as it were. you killed no one else, and everyone understands perfectly well that, of course, and of course it will, but the west already knows all the answers, so the bidens go out after workout with smoothies, and they ask him a question about the death of prigogine in california. i don't know exactly what happened, but i'm not surprised. ask a little what happens. why didn't you stand putin i don't know enough to know the answer. i've been training for the last hour. but others just know, i just want to show a person who, of course, well, just scum. what nicky said, hayley is outrageous, especially since she was talking about the death of a man whom i knew well and who, by the way, died

as margaret hartman writes, will any of trump's lawyers actually risk despairing, by putting false, rigged election claims in court documents? i guess we'll just have to wait and see. joining me now, barbara mcquade, msnbc legal analyst and former u.s. attorney. she's the co-host of that has take sisters in the protest, and professor at the university of michigan school of law. should be the executive director -- and former republican congressman david jolly. he's an msnbc political analyst. it's good to see you all. barb, i just wonder how you expect trump's legal team to handle this election denying evidence, and for those of you who cannot see evidence in hard quotes there. >> you know, comey skeptical, but it sounds to me an awful lot like the kinds of things we've heard before, about donald trump. you may recall, he wanted to speak to robert mueller, for example. but his lawyers told him he couldn't do that. he wanted to share his -- but they were under audit, and so he couldn't. call me skeptical, but i wonder whether there is any such report whatsoever. i think it gives his supporters the opportunity to say

margaret ferrier was arrested and charged with culpable and reckless conduct. she pleaded guilty last august. her punishment, 270 hours of community service. the ayes to the right 185... after the court's suspended. she appealed, but the decision held. mps voted to suspend herfor 30 days. that length of time means a recall petition automatically happens. and that's what our constituents have been able to take part in since. andrew kerr, bbc news. there are more than 50,000 deaf children living in the uk, and 90% of those are born to hearing parents with little or no experience of deafness. 0ne family is now calling for better access to free british sign language classes, after struggling to communicate with their two deaf children. 0ur reporter katie martin has been to meet them. it's the battle that people often don't have the time or the resources to fight. i'm yasmin. i'm here at home with my family. i've got my husband, sam, and my two children, 0bi and iris. me and sam, we're both hearing, and the two children are both deaf. 0bi was born profoundly deaf, so he was quite a straightforward candidate for cochlear implants, whereas iris was born moderate, severely deaf. she was the ne

delivery of security is a core duty of government in fact, it's probably the only court duty of government, as margarettcher used to say. and we've got a home secretary who tosses off ideas left, right and centre, and none of them work. and not only do they not work because of the lawyers and an and the objections , the objections that objections, the objections that actually could quite import because we are a lawful democracy. but they don't work for technical reasons . so you for technical reasons. so you can tag somebody , but that can tag somebody, but that doesn't mean you can track somebody. they're simply not enough people in the probation service who would be doing this, who could actually track people . so if patrick, you you you want to identify the people who are coming to this country in a way in which the government argues is illegal and the government is charged with controlling our borders or tagging threatened to fly them off to rwanda , putting them on off to rwanda, putting them on the bibby stockholm . that is the bibby stockholm. that is simply not going to work. and i think britis

margaret ferrier was arrested and charged with culpable and reckless conduct. she pleaded guilty last august. her punishment 270 hours of community service. the ayes to the right 185... after the court'sthe hands of the house of commons authorities. its standards committee recommended that margaret ferrier be suspended. she appealed, but the decision held. mps voted to suspend herfor 30 days. that length of time means a recall petition automatically happens. and that's what our constituents have been able to take part in since. andrew kerr, bbc news. the first asylum seekers are now unlikely to move to an accommodation barge in dorset till next week. the home office says the delay is because working practices for port staff haven't been signed off yet. it comes as the fire brigades' union says it intends to write to the government after its members raised serious concerns. we'rejoined now by our senior political correspondent, nick eardley. to be have any indication yet as to what will happen and when? the government _ what will happen and when? the government is _ what will happen and when? tue: government is adamant what will happen and when? tte: government is adamant it what will

margaret been three years since margaret ferrier brought us this ferrier brought us into this mess refused to resign, even mess and refused to resign, even after in courttrated i feel is frustrated. so the way i feel is about trying to people about trying to go to people across constituency and across this constituency and offer something better so offer them something better so that they have something to go and vote for. on the 5th of october, when this by—election must spoken to must be held. so we've spoken to about people in the last must be held. so we've spoken to ab0|months. people in the last must be held. so we've spoken to ab0|months. we've le in the last must be held. so we've spoken to ab0|months. we've got] the last must be held. so we've spoken to ab0|months. we've got 60,000in few months. we've got 60,000in the left to the constituency left, left to speak to. people are telling us first and foremost, they're just fed politics. so it's fed up with politics. so it's trying rebuild trust in trying to rebuild their trust in politics as for good, politics as a force for good, but also about issues the but also about issues like the cost cris