i'm mark edwards. here's what's coming up on our show. best of buds off the court, but russian duo daniil medvedev and andrey rublev slug it out in tough conditions at the us open with a semi—final place at stake. no sets dropped and soon to be world number one — aryna sabalenka is into the semi—finals of the us open. history made as sri lanka's women beat england in a t20 series for the first time in their history. thanks forjoining us on sportsday. we're going to start at flushing meadows. it's the us open, where heat and humidity provided for a grueling battle between lifelong friends daniil medvedev and andrey rublev in their men's quarter—final. before the meeting of the muscovites, the pair had talked about a friendship dating back to when rublev was just six years old. but all of that put aside and everything centred around the conditions, with medvedev particularly vocal about the brutality of it all. cannot imagine. one player gonna die and they're going to see. nevertheless, it was the 2021 us open winner who took the match 6—4,

but from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the team here at the bbc sports centre, we'll see you very sunsets to show you. the first of these shows, well, rather subdued colors rather subdued colours in the skies in norfolk. and that was because we've got thick layers of saharan dust in the sky and all saharan dust is good for is well blocking out some of the sun's light. whereas in the much cleaner skies and cleaner air that we've had in scotland, some really spectacular sunsets as all of the sun's light can come flooding across the sky. now, looking at the weather pattern at the moment, we've got more of our september heat—wave to come thanks heatwave to come thanks to this blocked weather pattern in the jet stream, a ridge of high pressure in north—west europe is bringing us hot and sunny weather. but in contrast to that, this trough in the eastern mediterranean is what is responsible for storm daniel. and of course, that's been bringing some catastrophic floods to parts of south—east europe over recent days. now, looking at the weather picture as we go through the next few hours,

i'm mark edwards. here's what's coming up on our show.niil medvedev and andrey rublev slug it out in tough conditions at the us open with a semi—final place at stake. no sets dropped and soon to be world number one — aryna sabalenka is into the semi—finals of the us open. history made as sri lanka's women beat england in a t20 series for the first time in their history. thanks forjoining us on sportsday. we're going to start at flushing meadows. it's the us open, where heat and humidity provided for a grueling battle between lifelong friends daniil medvedev and andrey rublev in their men's quarter—final. before the meeting of the muscovites, the pair had talked about a friendship dating back to when rublev was just six years old. but all of that put aside and everything centred around the conditions, with medvedev particularly vocal about the brutality of it all. cannot imagine.

i'm mark edwards. here's what's coming up on our show.niil medvedev and andrey rublev slug it out in tough conditions at the us open with a semi—final place at stake. no sets dropped and soon to be world number one — aryna sabalenka is into the semi—finals of the us open. history made as sri lanka's women beat england in a t20 series for the first time in their history.

hello, i'm mark edwards. welcome to sportsday. here's what's coming up on our show.—brunt helps england seal a series win against sri lanka. sancho sent away. the manchester united winger won't train with the first team until his issues with ten hag are resolved. and you'll find out why francis tiafoe was somewhat unhappy about the decision in his davis cup tie versus the netherlands. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start with cricket and a scintillating century from nat sciver—brunt has seen her write her name into the history books with england's fastest ever 0di hundred. it was the perfect platform to help her side thrash sri lanka at leicestershire's grace road in the east midlands of england to take the series 2—0. the match reduced to 31 overs per side due to rain, but that didn't stop the stand in skipper, sciver—brunt gaining her 100th 0di cap and in perfect synergy hitting a sensational century in just 66 balls. she was eventually caught for 120 as the home side made 273. england just as good with the ball — charlie dean took her first five

and that's sadly all the time we've got left now from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the team hereyou soon. bye bye. hello. the weather is looking a little mixed over the next few days. certainly some sunshine on offer and really quite warm weather in the south of the country, but the further north you are, you're more likely to run into the cloud with some outbreaks of rain. and that's exactly what's happening right now. if we look at the satellite picture, you can see a weather front there spreading across ireland into more central parts of the uk. so here it's the case of thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain. to the south of the weather front we've got that warmer, more humid air spreading in from spain and also france and that will be in place across most of england and wales through friday. so here's the forecast then through the early hours, you can see where the rain is and the cloudier conditions for the north. in the south, it's warmer and clearer temperatures of around 12—14 degrees celsius, fresher there in the glens of scotland, around 5—7 degrees celsius. so in the

i'm mark edwards and welcome to sports day. let's look at what is coming up on the show.st? a nightmare for the hosts as antoine dupont comes off injured. not long until this happens for real. we preview the solheim cup and review the opening pairs. and a scare for liverpool but their thursday night europa league adventures begin with a win. hello and thank you for joining us on sports day. it's a moment that has the entire collective french rugby public holding its breath. antoine dupont, their talismanic captain, the 2021 world player of the year and arguably the finest player currently on the planet is transported to hospital after being involved in a head—on—head collision in france's record—breaking win over namibia. the world cup hosts made three wins from three with the demolition job 96—0, their biggest—ever winning margin but the injury will dominate headlines. namibia's captain red carded for the tackle that overshadowed a ruthless performance, with the winger damian penaud scoring a hat—trick. they ran in ia tries in marseille. from one captain to another, owen

mark, edward spreads about the data being here in this for neighborhoods. i did bring along their unpaid bills to complain when we are in a difficult situation. now husbands are jo place, which makes us find work so we can support families like many other jews, very spending a huge amount sort of follow beta model is way beyond and ability to pay a fee. it's focused on skate, dig a government, and now having to contend with widespread discontent menu and great protests. and that may red spin out of control. come out of how you digest it all. it's not my by the please. 5 civilians have been killed in russian as strikes me among vision is from silvia. the attack happened. the attack targeted by the tribal fines is off today to cause or a village from the civilian democratic forces and the lines of kurdish and arab malicious. mongolia as president and dignitaries have on the head of the roman catholic church with an official welcoming ceremony and on a god and pilgrims from all the asian countries. welcome to put fonts as the leader of 1300000 catholics. world

sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's mark edwards.lo from the bbc sport centre. we start with cricket and a scintillating century from nat siver brunt has seen her write her name into the history books with the fastest—ever odi hundred for england. england's women take on sri lanka at leicestershire�*s grace road. with the game to 31 overs each, the visitors won the toss and decided to field tammy beaumont and alex capsey went cheaply. but nat sciver brunt gaining her hundredth odi cap steadined the ship, hitting the england's fastest ever odi century, coming off 64 balls. coming off 66 balls. she was eventually caught four 120. england are currently 256—5. they currently lead the series 1—0. it's transfer deadline day in the women's super league, and manchester united have announced the signing of spanish world cup winner irene guerrero from atletico madrid. the midfielder is united's sixth signing of the off season. the window closes at 11pm uk time, and you can keep across all the latest deals on the bbc sport website. meanwhile, u

sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's mark edwards. over chinese 23rd seed zheng qinwen. sabalenka learned earlier this week that she will be the new world number one after the tournament, and she put on a fitting performance, coming through 6—1, 6—4. and while the belarusian has never gone on to play in the new york final, she'll take on the winner of wimbledon champion marketa vondrousova and american madison keys. spanish footballerjenni hermoso has filed a legal complaint over the kiss by the president of spain's football federation, luis rubiales. hermoso was kissed on the lips by rubiales after spain's 1—0 win over england at the world cup final in sydney and has since said it was not consensual. rubiales denies that and has refused to resign, despite being provisionally suspended by football's world governing body, fifa. the complaint means he could face criminal charges. england men's football team take on ukraine in poland on saturday looking to maintain their perfect start to qualifying for euro 202a. chelsea's levi colwill t

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i'm mark edwards.out last year's runner—up 0ns jabeur, but that form less apparent as sabalenka sailed through the first set, winning it 6—1. the number 23 seed made more of a fight of the second set but sabalenka showed her big—stage experience to take the second 6—4. she'll play american sixth seed coco gauff in the semis. wimbledon champion marketa vondrousova plays madison keys later. heat and humidity have provided for a gruelling battle between daniil medvedev and andrey rublev in their men's quarter—final. rublev led with a break in both the first two sets but it was his fellow russian who took them, 6—4, ....and medvedev has just taken the third set medvedev has taken the third set to win the match. he'll play the winner of the later quster—final between carlos alcaraz and alexander zverev. england'sjude bellingham, bukayo saka and harry kane as well as seven manchester city players are on the 30—man shortlist for the 2023 ballon d'0r. city's erling haaland is one of 12 premier league players n

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the key to the knife is ability to adapt and finally this week marks 20 years since the passing of palestinian american intellectual edward sight. it's also the 45th anniversary of his most famous work, oriental. as a book that still resonates socio politically nearly half a century after its publication. the central idea behind oriental ism was groundbreaking and fiercely debated that the west remains, such as art and literature constructed a view of the east that was racist, and exploitative and health power, colonialism and imperialism. by the time of his death in 2003. so he'd had lived to see his ideas borne out by history, particularly by america's war on terror and israel's persistent oppression of his fellow palestinians. we will leave you now with a short animation illustrating some of sites ideas. and we'll see you next time. here at the listening edwards site color scheme of intellectual the treasury theories historian of the colonial and i read to you to explain how colonial is in works, not just to farms what's to literature, not just through conquest. what's to answer publish mode just to oppression what jus

edwards very moment. it's board that was, i believe with neighbors. it's not the mark heated. they were awesome. i should put you on the troops station deep inside armenia. there is also was claim for having so called quarter door in front of the one of the regents of our menu. so armenia has planned to, to, to, to resolve on the phone. and that was very well. so what have you had been about those asked me to come in. so still. yeah, uh in the go on a callback on one to remain that they are taking to lease. so we just kind of the main goal. i haven't spoken to a single person who, who plans to stay there on the ground. maybe there will be some very few people who decides to that a, at least very moment. the main concern and of the low cost is to pack and also to find some petrol to, to get the car and to pack and leave. you know that there is a huge line of people for you know, taking was road between the bar and a curb us in our meeting. and unfortunately takes many, many hours. there were already people suffering with no return and no food. it will take still several days for ways of people to

stuart: edward, thank you very much. despite bad marksmy. watch this. >> guess what? the great real estate builder, the last guy here, he didn't build a damn thing. the guy that held this job before me was just one of two presidents in history, he was one of -- but there's an important point. one of two presidents who left office with fewer jobs in america than when he got elected office. when the last guy was here, we were shipping jobs to china. now we're bringing jobs home from china. when the last guy was here, your pensions were at risk. we helped save millions of pensions with your help. [cheers and applause] stuart: well, now, larry kudlow is with us, and he's sitting calm hi. i'm sure he's fired up about this. [laughter] now he's returned to his normal smile, and we're glad to see that. come on, larry. what's your response to biden? [laughter] >> i almost don't know where to begin. as far as jobs go, you know, 30 months into it, here's some numbers. 30 months into his administration trump created 4.9 million, these are new jobs. b

approve of the president's handling of the economy, that's his lowest marks of his presidency for that. back to you. elizabeth: edward much. let's welcome back former treasury department official michael faulkender. you heard all that, michael, and then what is your take on this new political report, top biden allies and democrats thousand say the president's got to ditch his bidenomics term, that this is, quote, a serious misstep, a mistake, but politico reporting the white house is dismissing these democrat fears as, quote, premature and overblown? what do you think? >> you know, liz, it's a amusing to listen to karine jean-pierre from the white house podium declare that biden inherited a mess and that he's been spending the last two years bringing back the economy when, in fact, the economy that he inherited was one where we had regained almost all of the economic output that was lost during the pandemic and the inflation rate was less than 2%. but then biden went on a tear with massive amounts of government spending, he stopped -- he declared war on oil and natural a gas here in the united states and as a result

mark bingham. deora frances bodley. sandy waugh bradshaw. marion r. britton. thomas e burnett junior. william joseph cashman. my sister georgine rose c orrigan. patricia cushing. my cousin, jason m dul joseph deluca. patrick joseph driscoll. edwardorter felt. jane c. folger. my sister, colleen l. fraser >> andrew (sonny) garcia. >> jeremy logan glick. kristin osterholm white gould. >> wanda anita green. >> lauren catuzzi grandolas and unborn child. donald freeman greene. linda gronlund. richard guadagno. >> my uncle --. >> my son, toshiya kuge. >> from chester in more elementary school and westwood high school, cc ross. >> hilda marcin. waleska martinez. >> nicole carol miller. >> louis j. nacke. >> donald arthur peterson. >> jean hoadley peterson. mark david rothenberg. christine ann snyder. john talignani. honor elizabeth wainio. >> to my cousin, debbie jacob walsh. >> distinguished guests, families, friends, my name is jeffrey myers. it is my honor and privilege to offer a concluding prayer at the sacred moment on this holy ground. within the jewish faith our tradition is upon remembering our loved ones that we recite in memorial prayer. i will chant it first in hebrew and then translate it for you in english. [speaking forei

edward roden. >> linda gromlin. >> keitheth george. >> allen anthony bev in. [bell ringing] >> bill: mark bingham. [bell ringing] >> deora francis bodley. [bell ringing] >> sandy bradshaw. [bell ringing] >> bill: shanksville memorial in south central pennsylvania. somerset county has come a long way. a beautiful site there as we honor the victims on board flight 93. remember, it was todd beamer and mark bingham in contact with family members and friends on the ground and new planes were hijacked and they were one of them and they made the decision collectively in the words of todd beamer, let's roll and they took that plane down in a field of south central pennsylvania. many flights were empty. coast to coast flights early in the morning. not entirely empty but a lot of empty seats and there was room to move. beamer and bingham took advantage of that. morgan ortagus with us now. former state department spokesperson. how did 9/11 change you? >> i thought it would be an opera singer 22 years ago. i was a sophomore in college. i went on to serve in the intelligence community and military that i'm sti

host: that is mark in maryland. this is edward in north carolina. about 15 minutes left in the segment. go ahead. caller: i love to listen to people on c-span. the bottom line is hunter biden is not running for office. hunter biden is not an elected official. when you had two impeachment trials going towards trump, i want america to understand that one of those impeachment trials, there was evidence that trump tried to influence the president of ukraine to investigate hunter biden. this is just a diversion because the four cases in the 90 charges against donald trump, one of those is going to stick. he is not going to be able to get away with the things he has done. i want the republicans to understand is you need to have a platform. what is your platform? you have done nothing for this country in the last 10 years. obama, with his recovery act, had the economy on an uptick. 18 months before he handed it to donald trump, like a tractor-trailer with unlimited gas. donald trump took credit for all of these things obama did. donald trump did not put fo

edward hines in 1911 to invent road reconnaissance? time, what prompted ketchup? no haines. this is ketchup, 911 accident, you need to make markingsnot bad. no, a man was riding, that means he had flour on the cart, that means there was a hole like this and there was this and what, and he was like oku horse double double solid, deprivation of rights is not bad, not a bad version, but the wrong can of milk there was a hole dripping. please tell him what prompted him something happened. he then said the main thing about flour. i think, so no way, but i’m shy, i think it’s too easy to be shy about the concept. be shy. these two are making up some kind of nonsense. and as a rule, this turns out to be true, you know, this is the second time. show the answer on the screen. julia herself voices it to you. milk spilled on the asphalt, how exactly? exactly, as eugene said, moving along a rather narrow road and meeting a milk tanker whose contents were leaking, hines had an idea, a trickle of white spilled milk on dark asphalt. she advised him to use road markings to separate oncoming traffic flows. absolutely right. so what are the tips? c

edwards. brighton and hove albion have been playing in european competition for the first time in their 122 history tonight. it marksool have got off to a winning start, but not without a scare against austrian side lask, falling behind early on. they did recover, though, with three second half goals — mohammed salah with the last of them. people expect us to fly to through this competition. that does not happen. does not happen in the group stage, does not happen in other pages. we have to dig into it. that's what we do. massive learning curve tonight. the opponent suffered much less from the pitch that we did. but besides that, got to get used to it so we can learn so much. mohammed kudus has so far proved to be the hero for west ham as they currently lead serbia's backa topola 3—1 at the london stadium. the hammers latest summer signing scoring his sides second before tomas soucek made it three. abdallah sima put rangers ahead against real betis midway through the second half at ibrox, forcing the ball in after kemar roofe's effort. and they are hanging on to that 1—0 lead against the spaniards. so, a mixed night

edward jones . >>> today heads of several tech companies including elon musk, meta's mark zuckerberg and open a.i.man will meet behind closed doors with lawmakers about regulating and safeguarding a.i. last night salesforce ceo had this to say. >> i unleashed all this productivity that i didn't have before in using a.i. materials in sales, service, markets, and in all of my customer capabilities. i'm going to achieve so much more because i'm able to use a.i. >> what to expect from the summit, let's bring in dan clinton, co-founder of deepwater asset management. you know gene munster. it's got a new loop. but he's your partner. i'm not defining that by anything else. people on the show know gene. they'll get to know you. the they're going to be thinking about transparency and explainability. explain transparency. >> it's what goes into the model. what goes into the day that ta they're putting and putting into the models to train them to train intelligence. right now we don't know what the data is that goes into the models and we also don't know expectly in every case what's coming out of the models