suddenly, mark wood, a catch, pujara gone. him fit. 0uch — attention on his shoulder. moeen ali gets his wickets with guile, spin bowling in slow motion as the faint edge got rid of rahane. and then with clouds gathering, ravi jadeja was deceived. these moments rebalanced the match and left any outcome possible. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello this is bbc news. let's get more on the international reaction to the events today in afghanistan, starting with reaction from london. here's lewis vaughan jones. the prime minister speaking afterwards, giving an admission, saying that shortly there is going to be a new government in kabul. if you just take a moment to think about that, imagine a british prime minister saying that a couple of weeks ago, a couple of days ago, even perhaps this morning, talking about now the priority being to stop the country becoming once again a breeding ground for terror. let's take a quick listen. it is clear that there is going to b

mark woods out, having injured his shoulder at lord's, making a desperate diving stop — fully committedrustration for him more than anything else. he seemed to be managing his body a lot better, and it was nothing more than a freak incident that he found himself missing this test match. so a bit of a hammer blow in that respect, but he'll come back.— he'll come back. headingley is joe rue's home _ he'll come back. headingley is joe rue's home ground, _ he'll come back. headingley is joe rue's home ground, where - he'll come back. headingley is joe rue's home ground, where the . he'll come back. headingley is joe - rue's home ground, where the county is still to publish the full report into the treatment of hasnain rafik. he accused the county of downplaying racism after yorkshire said he was the victim of what they called inappropriate behaviour. route cannot speculate on the contents of the full report, but says it's difficult to see rafik hurting. if anything, itjust shows difficult to see rafik hurting. if anything, it just shows from a difficult to see rafik hurting. if anything, it

fast bowler mark wood is going to miss the match with an injury, something captainjoe root has described (tx vt) england prepared knowing them is better with great resolve and are aware that there is another bullying problem to solve. 0ut having injured his shoulder, making a desperate dive and stop, fully committed but ill considered. they said it was just a freak occurrence. frustration for him more _ just a freak occurrence. frustration for him more than _ just a freak occurrence. frustration for him more than anyone - just a freak occurrence. frustration for him more than anyone else. - just a freak occurrence. frustration for him more than anyone else. he was going at a great pace, he seemed to be managing his body a lot better and it's not through bowling or anything other than a freak incident that he found himself missing this test match. so, a bit of a hammer blow in that respect but he will come back. his blow in that respect but he will come back-— blow in that respect but he will come back. , ., ., come back. his home ground, where the county is — come back. his home ground,

mark wood charged in, all his energy and every delivery, and...on again caught and gone for nine. after two sessions of play, england had takenjust nine. after two sessions of play, england had taken just two wickets. still, underfloodlights, they still, under floodlights, they remained still, underfloodlights, they remained hopeful. but kl rahul stayed cool, and the son returned it to greet him. rock solid in the morning, expensive in the evening. now that is cricket perfection. it took vera coley�*s late this romp —— dismissal and show replacement cats to remind us this is still a match. just keep smiling, captain. joe wilson, bbc news. they started off really patiently, we bold and good areas. they left well and they mixed in kante, on a deer, orthey well and they mixed in kante, on a deer, or they or they could've been 2-3 deer, or they or they could've been 2—3 down early. we can get them out early, they've got quite a long tail, so 55 and six down early and we are still in the game. —— 5—6 down. to the hundred then, where the northern superc

the england bowler mark wood is out of the third test against india. which begins this week after sufferingrred his right shoulder in the last test at lord's, which england lost by 151 runs, having drawn the first match in the series. the third test takes place at headingley, starting on wednesday. andy murray beat american noah rubin in the winston—salem open first round. he was due to be playing nick kyrgios, but the australian pulled out with a knee injury. murray won in straight sets 6—2, 6—0 and took victory by winning ten successive games. the final tennis major of the year, the us open starts next week. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. under taliban rule in the 19905 women were not allowed to work or get an education. they insist things will be different now but many are sceptical. fawzia koofi is a prominent women's rights campaigner and former mp, who was also part of the government's team negotiating with the taliban. whilst many in kabul are understandably deeply afraid right now, she spoke to o

england are without fast bowler mark wood for the third test with india this week. in the series at headingley. a widow who lost her husband to a gambling addiction is urging the government to stop online betting companies from giving away free bonuses, which allow you to bet without depositing any money. luke ashton took his own life in april after he started gambling again while on furlough during lockdown. jayne mccubbin has been speaking to his wife, annie. i looked out of the window and his van wasn't there. and then the panic set in. i rang the police and they came round and took a statement. around about four o'clock on the 22nd of april, i looked out the window and two policemen got out the car and the way they walked in, i knew what they were going to say. annie's husband luke had taken his own life. she had no idea why until police handed back his telephone. gosh, i can't even describe the shock. i saw betting activity that must have consumed him from morning till night. it just escalated. it became uncontrollable. and i knew — i knew why he'd done it. the

mark wood and moeen ali have taken one more each to leave the indians on 3a6—7 at lunch.ritish olympic association, hugh robertson, says it's very disappointing to hear of sprinter cj ujah�*s positive test for a banned substance. the british sprinter, who led off the 4x100 metre relay team, on their way to silver at the olympics last week, has been provisionally suspended by the athletics integrity unit. it means the entire relay team could now lose their medals. the aiu said a test from the british champion, showed evidence of a prohibited substance. the athlete remains innocent until proven guilty while the process goes on but it is a process which we must respect. on but it is a process which we must resect. , , ., ., respect. every single athlete who com etes respect. every single athlete who competes at _ respect. every single athlete who competes at an — respect. every single athlete who competes at an olympics - respect. every single athlete who competes at an olympics knows i respect. every single athlete who i competes at an olympics knows the rules. we spend a l

mark woods out, having injured his shoulder at lord's, making a desperate diving stop — fully committedccurrence. it's frustration for him more than anything else. he was bowling at great pace. he seemed to be managing his body a lot better, and it was nothing more than a freak incident that he found himself missing this test match. so a bit of a hammer blow in that respect, but he'll come back. headingley isjoe root�*s home ground, where the county is still to publish the full report into the treatment of hasnain rafik. he accused the county of downplaying racism after yorkshire said he was the victim of what they called inappropriate behaviour. root cannot speculate on the contents of the full report, but says it's difficult to see rafik hurting. if anything, it just shows from a game that we need to keep finding ways of making our game as diverse as we can and improving it, trying to make sure this is the last time that we have the conversation. meanwhile the ecb released more figures today designed to highlight the success of the hundred tournament — watched at some point by over 16

mark wood charged in, all his energy in every delivery, and...arma, out for 83. then anderson again, cheteshwar pujara, caught and gone for nine. after two sessions of play, england had taken just two wickets. still, underfloodlights, they remained hopeful. but kl rahul stayed cool. and the sun returned to greet his batting. i mean, why not? that's just about perfect. from rain clouds to shadows, england's day did not run to plan. play is continuing so we have withdrawn to this position but a moment ago i heard the roarfor the outstanding century by rahul. they are currently 245—2. 0utstanding. joe, thank you. time for a look at the weather here's stav danaos. thank you very much, george. good evening to you. behind me is the anomaly temperature map across europe indicating temperature is below the seasonal norm across the north and well above across the south. we have had that stifling heat wave affecting the mediterranean, slowly shifting westwards. it looks like iberia gets its round of heat for friday on the weekend where we could look at

fast bowler mark wood is going to miss the match with an injury, something captainjoe root has described. they said it was just a freak occurrence. frustration for him more than anyone else. he was going at a great pace, he seemed to be managing his body a lot better and it's not through bowling or anything other than a freak incident that he found himself missing this test match. so, a bit of a hammer blow in that respect but he will come back. his home ground, where the county is publishing the full report to the treatment. he is accused the county of downplaying racism after yorkshire said he was the victim of what they call inappropriate behaviour. he cannot speculate on the full report, but says it is difficult to see him as a friend and former team—mate hurting. if anything, it just shows that we need to keep finding ways of making our game as diverse as we can, improving it, to make sure that this the last time that we have this conversation. they released more figures today highlight the success of the 100 tournament. watched at some point by 16 million people on tv. and half of

mark wood charged in, all his energy in every delivery, and...ayed cool, and the sun returned to greet him. rock solid in the morning, expansive in the evening. bat all day, make 100 on this ground — now that is cricket perfection. it took virat kohli's late dismissal, ollie robinson's ball, and joe root�*s catch to remind us this is still a match. just keep smiling, captain. joe wilson, bbc news. rohit and kl started off really patiently, we bowled in good areas. they left well and the nicks didn't come today, you know, on a different day, they could've been 2—3 down early. so yeah, they played well. we just need early wickets in the morning. if we can get kl and rohit out early — they've got quite a long tail, so 5—6 down early and we're still in the game. to the hundred then, where the northern superchargers hammered the manchester originals at headingley. john simpson hit 71 offjust 28 balls as the superchargers capatalised on some poor bowling from the originals. and brandon carse added a boundary on the final ball to take his side to 200 —

the england bowler mark wood is out of the third test against india, which begins this week after sufferingstrating because he is bowling so well. frustration more for him than anyone else. he is bowling really well, bowling at great pace, seems to be managing his body a lot better, and it is not through bawling or anything other than a freak incident that found himself missing this test match. yes. freak incident that found himself missing this test match. yes, lots of work for — missing this test match. yes, lots of work for england _ missing this test match. yes, lots of work for england to _ missing this test match. yes, lots of work for england to do - missing this test match. yes, lots of work for england to do to - missing this test match. yes, lots of work for england to do to get i of work for england to do to get backin of work for england to do to get back in the series. that's all the sport for now, jane. thanks, gavin. we will see you later on. let's talk about the story dominating everything. as we've been hearing, pressure is growing on the us to delay its final withdrawal fr

the england bowler mark wood is out of the third test against india, which begins this week after sufferingwling so well. frustration more for him than anyone else. he is bowling really well, bowling at great pace, and he seems to be managing his body a lot better, and it is not through bowling or anything other than a freak incident that found himself missing this test match. well, england's opponents india are on a roll — though the last three times they've toured england, they've lost comprehensively. despite being ahead in the series, and looking convincing at lord's, they aren't getting too ahead of themselves. what happened in the last game, it was special, but we have moved on, we are focusing on this test match. in the first press conference, and we are taking one test match at a time. whether we win or lose it is important to stay in the present. as i said, 2014... well, we're not thinking about that. we have been playing some good cricket. so it's all about staying in the moment and focusing on this match. the team for europe's solheim cup has been announced, and there are three e

they've had a further blow with bowler mark wood being ruled out of the third test with a shoulder injury two times ago. we found ourselves in exactly the same situation having lost at lords, and then going on and winning 3—1. more recently in cape town, coming back in that series against south africa, this group of players have had experiences doing that, coming from behind in the series and winning. the third test gets under way from headingley tomorrow, and you can keep up with details from the paralympics on the bbc sport website. that is it for now. studio: thank you. people in england who need care are having to pay thousands of pounds extra a year to fund it, according to bbc research. in half of the 83 areas which responded to a bbc request, bills for people needing support had risen 10 per cent or more over two years. the government says it has put extra money into the care system. our social affairs correspondent, alison holt has more. these are the things that make a huge difference to saskia's life — her football and her own flat. she has a learning disability and to live inde

england have brought in moeen ali, haseeb hameed and mark wood.e hundred after helping them get to the final. the indian star helped them to the final yesterday with 78 runs but will fly home to see her family before her country's tour of australia. she will take no further part in the tournament and will be replaced by ireland's gaby lewis. chelsea fans are still waiting for confirmation of romelu lukaku's move back to stamford bridge. we understand that deal is done forjust under £100 million. and they could recoup some of that money by selling tammy abraham to roma. their general manager — tiago pinto — is in london, hoping to negotiate that move for the england striker. the 23—year—old was left on the bench as chelsea won the super cup last night, beating villareal on penalties. arsenal are also said to be interested. arsenal midfielderjoe willock has agreed personal terms with newcastle, and will travel to the north—east for a medical ahead of a permanent move. the 21—year—old spent last season on loan at stjames' park — the deal is expected

the england bowler mark wood is out of the third test against india, which begins this week after sufferingsea yesterday. the belgian found the net afterjust14 minutes in an impressive performance as chelsea beat arsenal 2—0 at the emirates. lukaku was a £97.5 million signing from inter milan and has become the premier league's second most expensive player of all time. we are very happy that he could score so early. he set up some other chances, he was always dangerous, and, yeah, it gives something to our game that we can play very, very direct and to the last line he can protect balls. it's very, very good. there were some really ugly scenes in the ligue one match between nice and marseilles, which had to be abandoned. marseille and former west ham midfielder dmitri payet was hit by a bottle, but then threw it back into the crowd. supporters then stormed onto the pitch with stewards and police struggling to restrain them. the players tried to leave and marseilles coachjorge sampaoli had to be held back by his staff. after a long delay, the nice players came out to finish the game, but the

they've had a further blow with bowler mark wood being ruled out of the third test with a shoulder injuryin that series against south africa. this group of players have had experience of colin behind from a in a series and winning. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. her majesty's inspector of constabulary has told police forces in england and wales they need to do more to protect women and girls from violence and harm. zoe billingham was responding to a complaint by the centre for women'sjustice, that police were failing to use measures at their disposal more effectively, such as pre—charge bail. nogah ofer is a solicitor from the centre for women's justice who wrote the super complaint in 2019. thank you forjoining us. the report shows some pretty stark statistics in terms of the number of prosecutions, falling by 50% from 2017 to at last year. in 2017, only 80 been sent of reported cases lead to prosecutions. —— 18%. it was 9% last year. what is your reaction? our super complaint was actually about not using protective borders. domestic violence prote

england have brought in moeen ali, haseeb hameed and mark wood.itish number one beat elina svitolina in three sets. konta's missed a lot of tennis after pulling out of wimbledon becasue she was a close contact of someone who tested positive for covid, and then missed the olympics herself because she tested positive. however, she is back, and showing some good form ahead of the us open which starts at the end of the month. former world heavyweight champion, david haye is making a return to the ring three years after retiring at the age of a0. haye officially hung up his gloves in 2018 after back—to—back defeats against tony bellew. haye — on the right of your screen — said on social media that he'll be boxing joe fournier over eight rounds in los angeles, but that it wasn't a comeback. for the last few years, haye's been a manager and promoter. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. a study by the charity the world wildlife fund says britain's budget for policies to tackle global warming is less than one hundredth of

richard besser, president and ceo of the robert wood johnson foundation. and dr. markheer at children's hospital, new orleans. thanks so much for joining us. dr. besser, first question to you. we know the likelihood of severe illness in children is low, but now we're seeing a surge in children being hospitalized. why is this happening? >> byron, the infection doesn't have to be any more severe when you're seeing millions of children infected. so even with a strain like delta, not being more severe, the fact that millions of children are being infected means that some of those children will end up in the hospital, and unfortunately some of those children will die. it's so important that we show humility about what we know about this virus and the infection and the potential long-term consequences from that. >> and dr. besser, to that point, the cdc says nearly half of the pediatric hospitalizations are in children with no underlying conditions. what does this tell us about the delta variant, and is it affecting young people differently? >> well, i think what it says to

they've had a further blow with bowler mark wood being ruled out of the third test with a shoulder injury award as part of this year's edinburgh tv festival. here's billy and his wife dr pamela stephenson connolly talking about his career and the award. a lot of people wonder how you're doing, they're concerned about you. but you seem great. on the last tour, i used to say to the audience, "good evening, symptoms spotters!" i would show them symptoms, and it would work really well, really well. what about physical challenges? well, the challenges lately have been medical. they're getting worse. not long ago, you made a two—part bbc two special, called billy connolly made in scotland. which was described as your love letter to your homeland. how did it feel going back through memories and your past on tv? it's a scary thought, doing it. i don't like visiting the past, it depresses me terribly because some of it's pretty dark. at other times, it's wonderful. i remember filming on a street in glasgow, i was looking at one of my paintings on the wall, where people have painted me. and in the

they had been on course for all three points at turf moor after chris wood put them ahead against his former club, just after the hour markceded an equaliser when patrick bamford made it 1—1. britain's george russell has claimed the first podium finish of his formula one career after the weather reduced the belgian grand prix to just two laps. heavy rain saw red bull's sergio perez crash on the way to the grid at spa. the conditions forced organisers to delay the race for more than three hours before two laps were completed behind the safety car. that was the minimum required to declare red bull's max verstappen the winner and award half points to the drivers in the top ten. russell was second for williams, with mercedes lewis hamilton completing the podium. his championship lead over verstappen has been cut to just three points. the whole team deserve it. so much hard work _ the whole team deserve it. so much hard work going into it over the last few— hard work going into it over the last few years. there's not really been _ last few years. there's not really been anything show for it. we absolutely nailed it yesterday,

wood battlefield. some of the battlefield is marked, which is kind of unique for an american battlefield in france.sed to this in the united states through national park service sites like gettysburg and antietam. can you talk about why the battlefield is marked and why that it is important for people to walk through it? >> always -- always trying to find a way to where we can walk back through history. as an example for the battlefield, the marines where they came through the fields on 6 june 1918 to take a relatively small sector here, but at very heavy cost. i've always found when i go back stateside to national parks, is getting in touch with something that's physical. walking in the footsteps of history. that is why i was pleased that in the very early 1920s american visitors actually found value in preserving that site. if not for those american visitors who came over on these war tourism, essentially, tours, perhaps that battlefield would not be preserved as it is today. that's kind of another sidebar history that had nothing at all to do with the american battle monuments commission at the

. >> that includes the muir woods national monument in moraine county today actually marks the one year anniversary of the great american outdoors act which provides funding to help maintain and restore our national parks. there are a total of 6 free entrance days this year today being one of them. there's one more this month on august 25th and the remaining 2 are in september and november. we have details on our website. kron 4 dot com. and shares of clorox plunged more than 11% after the company revealed weaker than expected results blaming falling demand and rising costs. clorox's business has stalled this year compared to the height of covid-19 when consumers couldn't buy another of its disinfectants and hand wipes now retailers can't give the stuff away fast enough. still ahead here at 3 will go to tokyo. japan for our team coverage of the summer olympics. a california native is about to make olympics history. >> keep it here. kron 4 news at 3. we'l california! all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits. flex alerts remind us when to use less

and with those two pieces of wood in his hands, he spoke volumes, and left us anthems to mark our timeogether here on earth. that is our broadcast for this tuesday evening. with our thanks for being here with. us on behalf of all of our colleagues, at the networks of nbc news, goodnight. nbc news, goodnight. >> tonight all on in. as a pandemic spikes in states like south dakota, florida the cruel irony of republican leaders fearmongering over foreigners as coronavirus runs wild. >> this is a dangerous part of the world, we know that we have a lot of dangerous people there that want to do the united states harm. >> plus, joe biden actually ending america's forever war. then why today's a big day for the biden agenda in congress could be key for democrats to hold power. and why this version of the california recall could be even worse than the last. >> gary coleman, porn stars. >> all in starts right now. good evening from new york

mark, francine. francine: thanks so much. michael burry bets against cathie wood.tor made famous by big short takes same at one of wall street's hottest stars. michael burry's firm has disclosed against ark innovation etf. joining us now is tom metcalf. thank you for joining us. what did we hear from some of the big names like michael burry? >> yes, it is always fascinating. it is a bit of insight. very secretive. some of their investments around this time. stanley drunken miller, it looks like what he is doing is hedging his bets on the pandemic recovery, so a couple of names that you will hear that you might recognize, he bought into marriott international and boosted holdings in expedia, starbucks. clearly, a very clear theme of jump on what he expects to be recovery from lockdown. but then, interestingly, he did exit a very large stake he took in citigroup, some may be hedging his bets a little bit to make sure it is not all stuck on the u.s. economy. that is the main one that jumped out to me. mark: good morning. apart from those filings, from the other filing

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wood lane in the city's warm springs neighborhood. they found the boy who'd been shot. he later died. this mark san jose's 24th homicide of the year. francisco police have made a second arrestin the deadly shooting of a six year old boy on the fourth of july last year. 18 year old dash on lumpkin was arrested in the killing of jace young young was with a group of people watch. seen fireworks near whitfield corden lasalle avenue, when gunfire broke out, the first person arrested in this case, 18 year old james harbor of san francisco, was taken into custody in january. oakland police chief laurent armstrong says the city's crime rate keeps him up at night. the chief recently spoke about his first six months on the job, police say right now there have been 78 homicides in oakland this year compared to 54 at the same time last year. the chief says he's asking every officer even those normally assigned to desk jobs, too. patrol the streets for a few hours each day, the department confiscates at least 100 guns every month. even so, gun crime and robbery rates are up this year. i'm alarmed at the things that we've seen in chinatown. the

on the tri-corner hats and go out into the woods in virginia with the fake rifles and pretend like it's the civil war. look, i don't know what happened to markok, he was never a moderate republican, but he did seem to be a person who was based in reality before he went into the white house. i think that there's just this intoxicating details about this. i'd rather rip off my toenails than have dinner with the trump family, but some people just love it. this is ridiculous what meadows is doing but it does have real political impact. if you look at the virginia governor's race, glenn youngkin, who might be a mitt romney style republican, gets asked about this stuff, about trump getting reinstated in august. and he says, well, you know, that's going through the courts. the courts have to deal with it. so it's not just meadows playing pretending at bedminster, it's people who are running for serious office that have to do it as well. >> and you know, juanita, this is all playing out while the republican party and members of the republican party are trying to make us believe this counternarrative about january 6th. about trying to turn ashli babb

wood. president trump was knocking heads. and that is what they feared. and quite frankly, they don't fear the american military tonight. and that is a sad commentary. >> laura: marko me that if this was an emergency -- and it is -- why isn't the senate back in session? why is nancy pelosi today talking about the women's vote, or whatever the hell she was talking about? not in afghanistan, in the united states, i believe. kamala was going to go campaign for gavin newsom in california, i guess they called that back, but they have no clue as to how serious this is on capitol hill. >> well, they don't -- >> laura: the democrat need to be talking about it, the leadership. >> right, speaker pelosi called back congress so she could pass a $3.5 trillion budget, and her favorite voting rights act, and it was all a political show, and yet, when it comes to really making a difference, she needs to call them back in, they need to hold -- we've got over $730 billion a year that is spent on our military, and we just got schooled because of decisions that have been made by the top brass in our military and by those in the white house. it's a sad, sad day. >> laura: mark meadows

woods and particularly here. the firefighters are still battling to keep the flames at bay but man versus lucifer takes a superhuman effort. markcountry's most severe heatwave in decades fanned blazes — which have burnt through 100,000 hectares of forests and farmland. have a look at these satellite pictures — from the island of evia — one of the worst affected areas. the picture on the left is taken on the 1st of august. the picture on the right was taken 10 days later. we're told the damage on the island is some of the worst int he country since 2007. earlier, the greek prime minister held his first news conference since the fires broke out. translation: the climate crisis is here, and it shows us that - everything must now change — from the orientation of our economy to our national energy policy, from the functioning of the state to the daily habits of citizens that concern the environment. wildfires are still raging in algeria — fuelled by a heatwave in northern africa. at least 65 people are now known to have died. the conditions are brutal. here — residents in one village use water hoses and tree branches to fend off the

woods and particularly here in etna park. the firefighters are still battling to keep the flames at bay, but man versus lucifer takes a superhuman effort. mark said. the force said a critical incident had been declared, the area cordoned off, and it believes the situation is "contained". still to come... why are experts saying america isn't an easy place to have children? we“ll disucss next. —— discuss. nearly five and a half million people are on the nhs list. more than three and a half —— 300,000 have waited for more than a year. research also shows that 500 700 patients have now been waiting for two years or more —— 5700. hugh pym explains what the numbers mean for those still waiting for treatment. gail is struggling to walk and needs spinal surgery. she has two collapsed discs in her neck. she's been waiting for an operation for nearly a year and she doesn't know when it might happen. if i had a date for my surgery, there's a light at the end of the tunnel. with no date, there's no light at the end of the tunnel. it isjust a long, dark tunnel of pain medication and sofa sitting and... that's my life. surgeons say for gail and others wai

woods and particularly here in etna park. the firefighters are still battling to keep the flames at bay, but man versus lucifer takes a superhuman effort. markting confirmation of a number of victims, but this looks like a grim day for our city and community. can i ask you think of the families in our community and not share any images or videos?" this is an incident that all of the emergency services have been called to in considerable numbers four helicopters have attended the scene with paramedics and doctors on board. we will keep you up—to—date when we have more details. animal welfare charities say the dangerous dogs act needs a complete overhaul, on this the 30th anniversary of it coming into force. four breeds can currently be seized by police and either be put down or kept under strict conditions, but campaigners argue the law is too broad, and that each individual animal's temperament should be the deciding factor. with more, here's charlotte gallagher. meet alex. he's ten years old. in dog years, a senior citizen. but his life is very different to that of most other dogs. that's because he has beenjudged to be a pit bull—type anim

mark, anna? anna: thank you. coming up, new rules from the sec. the regulator announces new requirements for chinese companies listed in the united states. we talked to kathy woodl things china, next. this is bloomberg. >> with investor feedback that the sec is saying, wait a minute , transparency is becoming more important now. growth is not going to cover all things. it isn't as explosive anymore. i think it's a very good move. i don't know if china is going to comply which means within a three year timeframe, companies here would have to delist. that is a risk. we are thinking about that as well. anna: kathy woods there commenting on new rules for chinese firms listed in the united states. let's think about these. the sec is requiring 250 companies to better inform investors about political and regulatory risk. the sec chair said investors need full and fair disclosure, adding that the new rules will come into effect early next year. randeep somel. lots of ways to think about china and get exposure to china. i'm sure you have your own ideas about how enthusiastic you are about china right now. i wonder if you've given a lot of consideration to what the lates

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