marseille obviously intended to take legalaction. only three minors were arrested last night, the investigation goes on. a public prosecutor has taken up the case and both clubs have been summoned to a disciplinary hearing that will take place at the league headquarters on wednesday. what the punishment will be, of course, we do not know yet. maybe a lifetime stadium band for the troublemakers as they were caught on camera, so we will see what happened. as we speak, a high government officials having a right now in nice with the police to discuss yesterday's incident, and the latest news is that the popular stand for yesterday's trouble will be closed for at least four games. you say it's shocking and shameful, and such a shame because all major football grounds are full again for the first time in 18 months, and this was the first time nice had a full house. it's kind of a derby match, as well, down there on the south coast — had there been history between these two sites, are there always fire rematches? kind between these two site

marseille coach jorge -- held back by his staff.b's president defending his team's decision not to finish the match afterwards. >> [speaking french] >> nice's club president that said that marseille's decision not to return did not make sense after similar problem two weeks ago had a different reaction. >> [speaking french] >> nice had been leading the match, 1-0. marseille says three of this players were injured. >> wheels more on the sports bulletin coming up very shortly. -- we will have more on the sports bulletin coming up very shortly. short break. stay with us. 9,x,x=÷=÷,>,ñ 08/23/21 08/23/21 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new, york this is democracy now! >> the evacuations of thousands of people from kabul will be hard and painful no matter when it started, no matter when we began. would it have been true we started a month ago or a month from now. amy: president biden considering pushing back a deadline to remove view of troops from afghanistan by august 31, but the taliban

this happened to marseille a few weeks ago, a similar situation, one of their players was struck by auncommon incident for fan unrest. but uncommon incident forfan unrest. but the angry reaction by the player escalated things and incited a few nice fans. both parties are very much prompt. but if he doesn't throw the bottle back, i am not sure the bottle back, i am not sure the scene would unfold as it did. is the scene would unfold as it did. , ,, q did. is this sufficient punishment, - did. is this sufficient punishment, will. did. is this sufficient punishment, will it | did. is this sufficient - punishment, will it serve as a cautionary tale, a warning perhaps against violence on the field? ., ., �* ~ , field? no, i don't think it is anywhere _ field? no, i don't think it is anywhere near _ field? no, i don't think it is anywhere near sufficient. it field? no, i don't think it is i anywhere near sufficient. it is anywhere near sufficient. it is a relatively common occurrence. it is escalating, it is only having 18 months without any fans, has made it worse in the intervening period

ugly scenes in france where the ligue1 match between nice and marseille had to be abandoned.d. supporters then invaded the pitch with nice players trying to stop them. the referee suspended the game after 75 minutes with nice leading 1—0. in the english premier league, chelsea put down an early season marker by beating arsenal 2—nil at the emirates. thomas tuchel�*s side continuing their 100% start to the campaign. the main man for chelsea was romelu lukaku — the $130 million signing already re—paying some of that hefty fee with a goal on his debut, since re—joing the the club. and then reece james doubled chelsea's lead, to seal the win before half—time. arsenal no points and no goals yet this season. chelsea 6 points out of 6. now to golf where sweden's anna nordqvist has won her third major title with a hard—fought one—shot victory at the women's open in scotland. the 34—year—old was level with playing partner nanna koerstz madsen on 12 under going down the last, keeping her composure to par and clinch victory as she watched the dane double bogey.nordqvist finished a shot

the players tried to leave and marseille coachjorge sampaoli had to be held back by his staff. 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 10 successive games. the final tennis major of the year, the us open starts next week. that's all the sport for now. borisjohnson is expected to ask president biden to delay withdrawing the last american forces from afghanistan to give more time for evacuation efforts. he'll make the request at an emergency g7 meeting tomorrow. just a reminder that we have been hearing from the reuters news agency in the last few minutes quoting taliban sources that they won't accept an extension of the 31st of august deadline for western armies to leave. thousands of people are crowded outside kabul airport, desperate to leave after the taliban swept to power. you may find some of the images in anisa kadri's report distressing. hoping, waiting to leave afghanistan, they gather outside kabul airport as gunshots

as bill, a gruff, old—fashioned oil worker from stillwater, oklahoma, who checks into a hotel in marseillepires that his daughteralison, played by abigail breslin, is in prison in france, convicted of the murder of her classmate and partner, lina. alison is convinced that a new lead could get her out ofjail and bill decides to investigate himself, with the help of a local that he meets at the hotel. virginie is a liberal bohemian actress portrayed by call my agent's camille cottin. she also happens to have a cute little daughter who bonds with bill. and so an odd couple friendship plays out alongside the drama of a father trying to clear the name of his incarcerated daughter. both are involving but they're an odd juxtaposition. on the one hand, there is an arthouse character piece about a culture clash relationship. on the other, a crime drama. when this plunges headlong into thriller territory it's a bit of a jolt. but damon and cottin are great together and this has something to say about personal politics, the media and prejudice. while it's not mccarthy's best work, stillwater is emine

the players tried to leave and marseille coachjorge sampaoli had to be held back by his staff.ade center one has been struck by lightning as tropical storm henri battered new york. a bolt can be seen striking the top of the building in lower manhattan, connecting with the spire 550 metres above ground level. more than 120,000 homes in rhode island are without power because of the storm. i'm joined now by cbs news correspondent bradley blackburn in long island, where there has been some flooding, although tropical storm henri's last minute shift saved the area from extensive damage. thank you forjoining us. tell us what it is like there.— what it is like there. residents were bracing — what it is like there. residents were bracing for— what it is like there. residents were bracing for another - what it is like there. residents were bracing for another super what it is like there. residents - were bracing for another super storm sandy, very worried about storm surges in this area, like this marina. thankfully we were spared the worst and the weather has dramatically improved. tha

a water bottle was thrown at marseilles' player. he threw it back at the nice fan.nd on to the field. the scene lasted for several minutes. security did a decent job of keeping this from getting too out of hand. they got the fans off the field. the game was halted for about 90 minutes. the players eventually came back on the field to try to continue the game but marseilles' players did not. the team president saying the players didn't feel safe and, laura, with good reason as you can see why. >> yeah. >> a mob of fans on the field. yeah. it's something you never want to see. >> yeah. they got out there fast. glad everyone is okay. andy, thank you so much. i appreciate it. >>> sad news to report this morning. hall of fame hockey player rod gilbert died on sunday. fondly known as mr. ranger. he earned the nickname while playing his entire 18-season career with the new york rangers from 1960 to 1978. cause of his death hasn't been released. the eight-time all-star still ranks first on the ranger's all times goals and points list. he was 80 years old. >>> vaccine hesita

really ugly scenes in the ligue1 match between nice and marseille, which had to be abandoned.n them. the players tried to leave and marseille 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 marseille players refused to do so. gareth bale scored his first spanish league goal since what a finish we had to the women's open at carnoustie where it went right down to the wire, with sweden's anna nordqvist taking her third major title. england's georgia hall impressed as did scottish amateur louise duncan, finishing in the top ten. joe lynskey reports. from scotland, louise duncan. this has been the week of louise duncan's life. she is 21 and a student in stirling, here in contention at carnoustie on the last day of the major. as an amateur, she couldn't even win the prize fund, and around her on the scoreboard she faced so much quality. anna nordqvist last won a major four years ago but through the weekend she's been inspired. chasing her at the top was georgia hall, a former 0pen champion, who at five u

the decision was taken after violence broke out during nice's home league match against marseille, whichrench football expert adam white. to talk about the situation more. ijust want to talk about the situation more. i just want to start by asking you. such disturbing pictures — talk us through what happened. yeah, it was quite incredible. you are absolutely right. a big darby between these two teams always a sort of hotly contested fixture. after the game offensive and throwing bottles onto the pitch towards the players with corner taking on the penalty area and one of those bottles struck a player on the back and he went down. and then he angrily got up and returned the projectile into the crowd and then they threw another one. things kind of kicked out from there. in response to him throwing the bottle back fans poured over the boardings onto the pitch and ms brawl and shoot directly back —— brawl ensued. i and ms brawl and shoot directly back -- brawl ensued.— back -- brawl ensued. i seen commentary _ back -- brawl ensued. i seen commentary blaming - back -- brawl ensued. i seen comm

reilly 0pelka in straight sets, to claim his thirds atp tour title of the year, after victories in marseille of his career, and his first since paris last year. meanwhile, the women's event in montreal was won by the unseeded camila giorgi. the italian, who's ranked 71 in the world, beat the number 4 seed karolina pliskova in straight sets. giorgi won 6—3, 7—5 against the former world number one, to claim only the third wta tour title of her career. the victory will take her up to number 34 in the world, the american golfer kevin kisner is celebrating his first pga tour title in two years after coming through a 6—man play—off to win the wyndham championship in north carolina. kisner, who began the day four shots behind the leader russell henley, won it at the second extra—hole in the sudden—death play—off. his rivals, including adam scott and branden grace, all made pars, while kisner�*s birdie meant he won the first six—man play—off on the pga tour for 20 years. the win takes him up to 29th in the fedex cup standings, ahead of the season—ending play—offs which start next week. you can get a

similar scenes played out in marseille, leon, and toulouse, against president emmanuel macron's a so—callede been vaccinated, or are covid free, to enter most museums and cinemas. and under a new law introduced this week, vaccinations are mandatory for all healthcare workers. it has been described by some as health dictatorship. translation: we are creating a segregated society, - and i think it is unbelievable to be doing this in the country of human rights. so i am taking to the streets. i have never protested before in my life, but i think our freedom is in danger. translation: | won't go| to restaurants, i don't give a d“n, i won't sell my soul to go to the cinema or other nonsense, that's it. there's more at stake. freedom. there's nothing above freedom. we have started losing all of our liberties, so it must stop. that's enough. we must put an end to their nonsense. but not everyone agrees. if you want to avoid another confinement, a forced confinement, and all of that painful thing, and keep the economy going, your choice. and as one poll suggests, more than 60% of people in france s

so, it's basically about a guy who goes to marseille from oklahoma he's an oil rig worker and he -- he'sigail breslin in "stillwater. take a look. >> so is this woman your girlfriend >> it's not like that. i just live with them. like roommates >> what does she do? >> she's sort of an actress. >> sort of an actress? is she a stripper? >> no. she just don't do tv acting or anything she does theater >> theater have you seen her act? >> what am i going to do in a [ bleep ] theater? [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: abigail breslin! "stillwater" is in theaters now. billie eilish performs for us after the break. stick around, everybody. ♪ i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people w

so, it's basically about a guy who goes to marseille from oklahoma he's an oil rig worker and he -- he's along the way, a lot of things happen. >> jimmy: i want to show a a clip here's the abigail breslin in "stillwater. take a look. >> so is this woman your girlfriend >> it's not like that. i just live with them. like roommates >> what does she do? >> she's sort of an actress. >> sort of an actress? is she a stripper? >> no. she just don't do tv acting or anything she does theater >> theater have you seen her act? >> what am i going to do in a [ bleep ] theater? [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: abigail breslin! "stillwater" is in theaters now. billie eilish performs for us after the break. stick around, everybody. ♪ this couple is working hard on our state's recovery. you see, they live in california and keeping their vacation in california supports our small businesses and communities. which means that beautiful baby gherkin atop this charcuterie masterpiece is like another brick in the rebuilding of our economy. job well done friends. calling all californians. keep your vacation here a

in plastic-- they're like, "okay, well, we need these three people that had tested positive in marseillesthey get those three people off. and she goes, "okay, now i need the people that have fevers and coughs." and the steward looks at them. she goes, "honey, they're all sick." >> alfonsi: the three positive passengers were taken to a hotel. everybody else went to a cargo building, where they were checked by the c.d.c. for fever, and filled out a short questionnaire. nobody was given a covid test. and some passengers told us, they saw people with symptoms get through. >> edge: there were people-- get this-- their temperature was too high, so the c.d.c. had them sit in chairs and wait and see if it got lower. >> catron: so i'm trying really hard not to, like, second-guess. and i was so-- >> alfonsi: you're thinking, "this is the c.d.c. they've got this." >> catron: that's what i'm trying to tell myself. >> alfonsi: "and it's in their hands now." >> catron: i'm trying to tell myself that. >> alfonsi: but your mind is saying what? >> catron: "you're not doing it right." >> alfonsi: passenger

you're in marseilles for a vacation? to visit my daughter.can student? - yes, ma'am. matt damon, welcome to bbc breakfast. the film is stillwater. you play bill baker. this man is no jason bourne. tell us about him. yeah, right. the movie, the setup of the movie looks like it could go in that direction. but he's kind of... he's a guy with absolutely none of the requisite skills that he needs to complete the mission he's on, which is to go to marseilles to support his daughter and hopefully exonerate her for a crime that she's innocent of. alison came here for college and that's where she met this girl, lena. one night she found lena dead and called the police. i loved her. i know you did. but everybody thinks that i killed her. what action hero do you think would be bill baker's favourite movie star? which kind of genres do you think he would like? he's a very kind of straightforward guy. you know, he'd probably say, you know, "i don't even like going to movies," you know what i mean? like, i don't think he reflects deeply when he goes to the

you're in marseilles for a vacation? to visit my daughter.you think he would like? he's a very kind of straightforward guy. you know, he'd probably say, you know, "i don't even like going to movies," you know what i mean? like, i don't think he reflects deeply when he goes to the movies. i'm trying to get my little girl out ofjail. that's all i give a damn about. you sound very american right now. good. iam. yeah, and you're also a stranger here. you just have to trust me. this is also a film about a man and his relationship with his daughter. this is our chance, matt, to get matt damon's parenting tips. you have four daughters ranging from ten to 23. what do you wish you'd known at the start? oh, ok. good, because that's a different question. what do i wish i'd known at the start? there are days i crawl into bed at the end of the day and i go, "man, did i mess that up!" ifeel like it's an impossiblejob and a totally necessaryjob and one i'm always trying to do better, one i feel like i never get 100% right, you know, and you never know what

into a mixed gender event, but we probably see a bit more wind than we have seen injapan, racing in marseilleke you are already looking ahead. good _ classes. sounds like you are already looking ahead. good to _ classes. sounds like you are already looking ahead. good to talk - classes. sounds like you are already looking ahead. good to talk to i classes. sounds like you are already looking ahead. good to talk to you | looking ahead. good to talk to you but many congratulations. as we have been hearing, one in five patients admitted to hospital with covid—19 in england are aged between 18 and 3a — which is four times higher than last winter. that's according to the new chief executive of nhs england, who says there are currentlyjust under 5,000 coronavirus patients in english hospitals. to explore this further, i am nowjoined by dr rupert pearse who is speaking on behalf of the intensive care society. thank you very much forjoining us. it is a striking figure, one in five hospital admissions in england under the age of 35. how worrying is that? can you hear me? you're shaking your head which