mark edwards is there. golfing achievement for a not quite 24—year—old. yes, incredible and actually, he supped from the claretjug after becoming the open winner, jordan spieth and asked how it tasted, it was fantastic and no surprises there. the accolades were pouring in for the open champion, becoming just 12 player in to win three of golf‘s four majors. one accolade stands out from gary player, who calls him the best putter he has ever seen, quite an endorsement for the 23—year—old, on the cusp of becoming 24. jordan spieth saying he will enjoy his open victory more than anything he has achieved in court, as he played what he described as the best five shot back at the rate hole stretch of his life. having lost the lead, he went ona life. having lost the lead, he went on a run of eagle, birdie, birdie before a par to win by three shots at royal birkdale. a phenomenal finish and i'm sure he will still be injoining the finish and i'm sure he will still be in joining the celebrations for some time. and anot

hello, i'm mark edwards and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. spending summer continues as benjamin mendy becomes the world's most expensive defender. 2013 runners up norway are out of the women's european championships, after losing to denmark. golf legend gary player says 0pen championjordan spieth could be the best putter he's ever seen. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. the manchester city money machine just keeps on going this summer. the citizens completing the signing of full back benjamin mendy from monaco for around $68 million on monday. that's a world record for a defender. the 23—year—old france international has signed a five—year deal. that means that after the signings of kyle walker and danilo, city have spent around $160 million on fullbacks this summer. let's hear from city's newest addition.

to me, mark edwards, and the team, that is good night. hello there. certainly hasn't been the whole story. monday brought some sunshine for many places. that was the scene across the scottish islands. the sunshine was not shared out equally though. suffolk seeing a lot of cloud. many eastern areas had rather cloudy conditions. 0ut west, in the atlantic, there's another lump of cloud hurtling its way in, that'll bring some rain on the wednesday but for tuesday we are between weather systems and that means actually a fair amount of fine and dry weather in the day ahead. where it has been so cloudy across eastern england and eastern scotland, that cloud will break up a little bit. there will be more in the way of sunshine. could just see the odd shower breaking up across the south—west and south wales later in the day. in the sunshine, this is problable where we'll have the highest temperatures — 2a, maybe 25 degrees. certainly a little bit less cool than it was on monday, across the south—east and east anglia, because there will be more sunshine. throug

hello, i'm mark edwards and welcome to sportsday. here is what is coming up. he has done it again, adam peaty retains his 100m breaststroke world championship title in hungary. doing his country proud, a second gold in the pool as ben proud wins the 50m butterfly. and the game changer, england's women parade the world cup trophy, with captain heather knight calling it a watershed moment for women's sport. thanks forjoining us. it's been a good day in the pool for great britain, with two gold medals at the world championships in budapest. adam peaty set a new world championship record to successfully defend his 100m breastroke title. the olympic champion was a cut above the rest of the field, finishing more than a second ahead of his nearest rival. it means the 22—year—old now holds the top ten times in the world for the 100m breaststroke. his list of accolades goes on, having not lost a major championship race in three years over this distance and victory means he still holds the full set of titles. he's olympic, world, european and commonwealth champion. obvi

wilson quickly resigning martin jones and defenseman mark edward. a six-year 35 -- a million dollar deal. meanwhile, the 30-year-old vlasic gets an 8 year, $66 million contract. he's regards as one of the best defensiveman in the league. he's played 812 games over 11 seasons all for san jose. >>> after fighting off a no hitter against atlanta, knuckle baller dickey today. this little guy seems to enjoying himself. bottom eight, 3-1 braves. ties it up with one swing of the bat. his 22nd of the year. we have a three all ball game. former giant on the mound in the 9th. grounds to short. rookie friendly beretto dropped it for an error. second rbi of the game. that's going to score santana. a's lose their fourth straight. 4-3 the final. matt moore on the hill. third inning josh bell knocks in a run with a base hit. one run on four hits. struck out five but he walked six. sixth inning, austin slater. looks like he got underneath it but it kept traveling over the center field wall. game went to extra innings. top of 11th, wild pitch with two outs. and that

wilson quickly resigning martin jones and defenseman mark edward.35 -- a million dollar deal. meanwhile, the 30-year-old vlasic gets an 8 year, $66 million contract. he's regards as one of the best defensiveman in the league. he's played 812 games over 11 seasons all for san jose. >>> after fighting off a no hitter against atlanta, knuckle baller dickey today. this little guy seems to be enjoying himself. bottom eight, 3-1 braves. ties it up with one swing of the bat. his 22nd of the year. we have a three all ball game. former giant on the mound in the 9th. grounds to short. rookie friendly beretto dropped it for an error. second rbi of the game. that's going to score santana. a's lose their fourth straight. 4-3 the final. matt moore on the hill. third inning josh bell knocks in a run with a base hit. one run on four hits. struck out five but he walked six. sixth inning, austin slater. looks like he got underneath it but it kept traveling over the center field wall. game went to extra innings. top of 11th, wild pitch with two outs. and that will be

let's get thoughts on that from mark edwards. we will get there eventually!llar, tried to stop the investigation before, what are fifa saying? perhaps no surprises, christian, fifa during the day said they take a note of media reports that the matter seemed to be linked to internal affairs at the spanish football association. for the time being, they want us to refer to them. about an hour and a half ago, a statement was issued on the half of the investigatory chamber of the independent ethics committee, so can be attributed to fifa saying: in many respects, it is worth saying that spanish media has been reporting that the force of vocation of documents and skimming profits from international football matches, but let's refresh ourselves on how powerful a figure he is. he is a former spain international footballer, has been president of the spanish fa since 1988, and was re—elected unopposed in may. he has been on the fifa council for almost three decades, he is the vice president of fifa, acting president of uefa, europe's governing body. he lost out on the

he is mark edwards. he's the man who just can't stop winning.picking up his eighth men's singles title at wimbledon. surely the youngest 35—year—old in sport, beating marin cilic in straight sets on sunday. john watson was there to witness the fed in full flow. a 19th grand slam tide of roger federer, competing in his 19th wimbledon. this final will not go down as a classic. marin cilic, as we witnessed on centre court today, have some problems. he had a foot problem and that led to a straight sets victory for roger federer. cilic himself feel disappointed with the way that that match played out. we have seen him beat roger federer. he pushed close last year and of course the team on the way to winning his one and only grand slam title. but up against roger federer today, he released at the chans. —— he released it no chance. a straight sets defeat. roger federer, the records keep someone. he is the old est records keep someone. he is the oldest male singles winner here at wimbledon and the second oldest grand champion in the open era. he came t

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edward burson hagen broke clear of the leading group to make up for mark cavendish leaving the race early still has a lead of 23 seconds and just needs one more good day. usain bolt has won his last race before he defends his title at the world championships in london. the jamaican won in the diamond league meeting in monaco — perhaps not the quality of field he'll face in london, but a season's best of 9.95 seconds nevertheless and the first time he's gone under 10 seconds this season. britain's cj ujah finished fourth injust over 10 seconds. and a great run tonight from laura muir in the women's 3,000 metres. she smashed her personal best by eight seconds as she finished third, it's a place ahead of her fellow scot eilish mccolgan who also set a new pb. 12 seconds faster than her previous best but well behind winner hellen obiri. chelsea have completed the signing of spain striker alvaro morata from real madrid for a club record fee believed to be around 60 million pounds. the 2a year—old has signed a five—year deal and willjoin the chelsea squad on their pre—season tour of asia. he is

mark: barclays chief executive jes staley there speaking to anna edwards a little early.it's battle of the charts. everybody wants the bacon. pork bellies getting pricey. how high will climb? we have got the truck next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: time now for our friday global battle of the charts where we take a look at some of the compelling charts of the day and what they mean for investors. you can access the charts on bloomberg by running the function at the bottom of your screen. kicking things off today is oliver renick. oliver: i do not think i was going to go first. this is my da vinci code looking chart and it's looking at the dollar. i tried to make this chart after our conversation this morning. if you looked at the past year or so, stock markets of m have not cared about the direction of the greenback. it's having it both ways. the s&p 500 rose 8.5% as the dollar went up up and away after trump. i think we all know what happened there. on the downside, since the dollar has moved down, stocks continue to say we like a lower dollar story as well. s&p up 9% ov

edwards. this is "bloomberg markets." now for mark barton with a look at what is moving in the markets.n for the fifth day in six on this independence day where volumes are 20% below their daily average. a few industry groups up, but the main gauge for the stoxx 600 is down for the fifth day. gold rising, bonds rising, equities down. the big news is north korea firing its intercontinental ballistic missile, which brings me to this chart, the blue line falling to a four-month low against the dollar. you will notice the yellow line. there is a bit of either virgins which is worth noting. emerging-market asia's worst performance since the end of may. you can see it has continued to climb. signal the early warning index, measuring stress and economic conditions with the view to predict weake weakness and local currencies. the reading below 0.5 mean stresses below average. right now we are at .387. and theindicate stress one is below average despite today's geopolitical issues. let's have the moving shares up by 26%. a record move to a record high. the payments processing company says it has

. >> reporter: 71-year-old san franciscan edward franks died yesterday after being shot one time in the upper body according to san francisco police. >> a marked unit in the area was driving through, and noticed that the jogger was conducting cpr. they immediately rendered aid, called for an ambulance, and that victim was then transported to the hospital where he passed away from his injury. >> reporter: edward franks was a film and location scout, the long established dean of them, friends told us today. they're concerned he might have been working at the time just before 8:00 a.m. read the signs, this has not been the safest of places recently. >> we have had a number of car break-ins in the area. >> lately there's been a lot of car break-ins. somebody got mugged i think on the fourth of july for their cameras. >> reporter: on valentine's day last year, this was the scene of a triple shooting that killed two santa rosa residents. in

. ♪ mark: one analysts saying he is having one of the best earnings days, that he is experienced in over 20 years. james edwardarriving today in london. at the same time, the world's biggest -- reported results. 15 minutes later, came nestle's then dannon, diageo, british american tobacco, all of them -- before 7:50 a.m.. james edward jones is still with us. he is on the phone. crazy day. you're not even done, are you? we have l'oreal in a few -- roughly 26 minutes. >> 706 million euros is market cap reporting today. incomesly enjoy reporting on at the same day, you just have to focus on what is important. the problem today, is that it is possible to work out what is important. something i missed for example was the sales in the u.s., and i had to go back and revisit it at 11:00 this morning. so, it has been hectic. ♪ >> we are watching all of the economic -- economic numbers that have come out. inflation not really budging, still essentially flat there in japan. we did see retail sales miss on the other end. household spending, a nice tidy beat there. kind of a mixed picture there that we haven't seen with ec

mark: one brave analyst having what he calls the busiest earnings days that he is experienced in over 20 years. james edwardes, arriving at rbc europe today in london. at the same time, the world's biggest brewer ab inbev reported results. 15 minutes later came nestle's results, followed by dan and at 6:30, then diageo, british american tobacco, all before the morning team meeting at 7:15 a.m. james edward jones is still with us. he is on the phone. it's been a crazy day. woryou are not even done, are you? we have l'oreal in roughly 26 minutes. there hasn't been a day like it. >> 706 million euros of market cap reporting today. i normally enjoy two or 3 -- reporting on the same day. you just have to focus on what is important. the problem today is that it has not actually been possible in ways to work out what is important. something i missed, for example, was the sales in the u.s., and i had to go back and revisit it at 11:00 this morning. so, it has been hectic. >> we are watching all of the economic numbers that have come out. inflation not really budging, still essentially flat there in japan. but we di

franciscan edward franks died yesterday after being shot one time in the upper body according to san francisco police. >> a marked unit in the area was driving through, and noticed that the jogger was conducting cpr. they immediately rendered aid, called for an ambulance, and that victim was then transported to the hospital where he passed away from his injury. >> reporter: edward franks was a film and location scout, the long established dean of them, friends told us today. they're concerned he might have been working at the time just before 8:00 a.m. read the signs, this has not been the safest of places recently. >> we have had a number of car break-ins in the area. >> lately there's been a lot of car break-ins. somebody got mugged i think on the fourth of july for their cameras. >> reporter: on valentine's day last year, this was the scene of a triple shooting that killed two santa rosa residents. in response, san francisco police have increased their presence on twin peaks. they're hoping that one of the many security cameras here captured yesterday morning's shooting might provide evidence. meantime, ed fre

edward french died yesterday after being robbed of his camera and shot one time in the upper body according to san francisco police. a jogger heard the shots, saw the suspects running away. >> a marked unit in the area actually was driving through, and noticed that the jogger was conducting cpr. they immediately rendered aid, called for an ambulance and that victim was then transported to the hospital where he passed away from his injury. >> reporter: edward french was a film and commercial location scout, the long established dean of them friends told us today. they're concerned he might have been working at the time just before 8:00 a.m. read the post-it signs, this has not been the safest of places recently. >> i've lived here 50 years. we haven't had the break-ins, never like we've had in the last few years. >> reporter: nor was this the first murder here. last year on valentine's day, this overlook was the scene of a triple shooting that killed two santa rosa residents. in response, san francisco police have increased their presence on twin peaks. they're hoping one of the many security cameras here captured yesterday morning's shooting and might provide evidence. meantime, ed

between the crosses, row o n row # that mark our place, and in the sky # the larks still bravely singing fly # scarce heard amid the guns below. # private edward1917, aged 40. second lieutenant frederick falkiner mc, 17th service battalion of the royal irish rifles. killed in action flying over enemy lines near ypres on the 21st of august 1917. age 22. private james munro, ist south african infantry regiment. killed in action on the 20th of september 1917. his commanding officer wrote home, "your son was a general favourite, and we shall all miss his cheerful personality." my great—great—grandfather, rifleman stanley durra nt of the king's royal rifle corps. killed in action on the 24th of august 1917. his son, my grandfather, was only three years old. my great—great—uncle private walter stevenson of the 4th battalion grenadier guards. a coal miner and amateur footballer. killed in action on the 29th ofjuly 1916. age 20. private dafydd griffith of the 7th battalion the king's shropshire light infantry. killed in action on the 26th of september 1917. his younger brother was killed three months later. my great—great—uncle and namesake?, sergeant

reporter: edward french died yesterday after being robbed of his camera and shot once in the upper body according to san francisco police. a jogger heard the shots, saw the suspects running away. >> a marked unit in the area actually was driving through and noticed that the jogger was conducting cpr. they immediately rendered aid, called for an ambulance and that victim was then transported to the hospital where he passed away from his injury. >> reporter: edward french was a film and commercial location scout, the long established dean of them, friends told us today. they're concerned he might have been working at the time just before 8:00 a.m. read the posted signs, this has into the been the safest of places recently. >> i've lived here 50 years and we haven't had the break-s in never like the last few years. >> reporter: last year on valentine's day, this was the scene of a triple shooting that killed two santa rosa residents. san francisco police have increased their presence on the peaks hoping one of the many security cameras captured yesterday morning's shooting and might provide evidence. meantime, his family is keeping to themselves. from the twin peaks in san francisco, wayne f

edward rendell. thank you for speaking as independence hall. [ applause ] >> i'm also pleased to recognize congressman kyle warity for join s us and members of the city council of philadelphia, marke ] >> we are joined by our great partner, the superintendent national historical park, cynthia mcleod. it is such a privilege which the architect of this great landmark new building robert a.m. stern and his associates join us. we're delighted you came. [ applause ] >> and we are also joined by the founder of intech construction who built this museum on time and on budget, will schwartz a new member of the board of the museum of the american revolution. we have guests from many places and we are -- we are so honored that leaders of museums and cultural institutions from across philadelphia are with us today. you are too numerous to support so raise your hands so that everyone knows you are here. thank you for turning out and joining us and welcoming us as we proudly join your ranks as one of the great cultural institutions of this city. we're also joined by people from many other institutions, but probably no one is -- has come further or is more special to us than ellen chictans and

price has hit a new record high.( mark ) kron4's maureen kelly went to the east bay to take a closer look. welcome to the treetop house here in montclairrealtor linnette edwards two bath house in oakland's montclair area, asking just under 700 thousand.but the sellling price will likely be higher than that.the trend right now for homes that are priced well markete welll show well with a better locations in schools 30% over the listing price here in alameda countyáaccording to corelogic , this june the bay area median home price was $735- thousand a new record high. just when you think the markets going to get hit a height it continues to go right now it's strong associate in the 15 years i've been in the industry is not stopping i'm probably thinking next couple quarters of it's still going to continue to be strongáalameda county saw the biggest gains from may to june, the median price jumping up 6-percent in that span to 770-thousand.edwards says some homes in desirable areas of alameda county are selling over $1000 per square footwe are edging into san francisco territoryand competition has been stiff for those homes. this house in oakland's crocker highlan