sydney mclaughlin runs the anchor. she is a world record holder. smashed her record in the 400 hurdles and for mando duplantis to do it in the men's pole vault. that just caps it off perfectly. >> and here is how they got it done. britain wilson literally opening up this third leg against great competition. stephenie ann mcpherson is phenomenal at 400 meters. i didn't think she would just get the lead, but extend the lead. this woman, they knew it was going to be in good hands with sydney mclaughlin. 47.9 all by herself. what an impressive run for team usa and sydney mclaughlin. >> and what about second leg? abby steiner joining elite company. the last woman to win gold in the 4x1 and 4x400 at the same world championships, allyson felix in 2017. >> and the crowd lifted when they saw mclaughlin with the baton as she just stormed home. >> people at home, you have to understand how rather rare a sub 48 second split is for a woman. count them on basically both hands. sydney mclaughlin, we told you we think she is going to be running the 400. got a litt

sydney mclaughlin has been setting world records for fun over the last couple of years, she only sentabsolutely smashed that world record in front of a county about nearly three quarters of a second, 50.68 seconds. an event of pretty fine margins, thatis an event of pretty fine margins, that is something truly extraordinary. the noise here inside the stadium when she crossed the line was the noisiest we have heard at any point during the championships. it will be interesting to see what she does next. she hinted after her win it she might stop doing the 400 metre hurdles because she had done everything that is to achieve in this event, and she may instead run at the 400 metres flat. so those athletes better watch out. the morning session isjust getting going, andy, and a few finals coming up tonight. what should we be looking out for? plenty. the decathlon is getting under way at the moment. we have the final of the sprint relays, both the men's and women's events will stop now for britain? men's and women's teams qualify for their final. the women's team look particularly impressive.

american sprinter, sydney mclaughlin, has broken the world forger meter hurdles record again. mclaughlin has dominated this event. she won golden tokyo. i currently holds both the world and olympic records. 22 year old obliterated her previous best with 50.68 seconds to win the 1st world title. in the event, she is almost as fast as the end of this program, and i am glad, croft we will see you at the top of the hour. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. romantic corner check hot spot for food check and some great cultural memorials to boot d w. travel off we go. oh, school is establishing an old order. she june payment president of the global power . china is part of a whole system which believes his time has come. any criticism of his regime isn't nipped in the bud hulu. he believes his weight is far superior than that of western democracy. china's president, she ging ping starts july 30th on d. w. ah, this week on world stories, germany a year after the flood. uganda battling air pollution. but we begin in latvia where a drone manufacturer is seeing a spike in demand because o

commentator: sydney mclaughlin smashes the world record!raordinary feat and the defining display of these championships. andy swiss, bbc news, eugene. that's all from sportsday. goodbye. coming up next on bbc news it's the uk's hottest day: a new normal? the uk is experiencing unprecedented heat, records have been broken, the highest level of weather warnings are out there. i'm nick miller from bbc weather and coming up with a host of experts, we'll be letting you know everything about extreme heat and how to stay safe in it. when it comes to extreme heat, there are lots of different weather warnings and i know sometimes, that can be confusing. you'll have heard about heat health alerts and there are also extreme heat warnings from the met office. heat health alerts are really directed towards healthcare professionals to let them know periods of high temperatures are on the way and they have to focus on the needs of the people in their care so they don't suffer in the heat. extreme heat warnings from the met office are directed at all of us

american sprinter, sidney mclaughlin has broken the world 400 meter hurtles record again. mclaughlin has dominated this event. she won golden tokyo. i currently hold both the world and olympic records. 22 year old obliterated her previous best with 50.68 seconds to where the 1st world title. in the event she is almost as fast as the end of this program. i am glad, croft we will see you at the top of the hour. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list, magic corner check hot spot for food and some great cultural memorials to.

once again, mclaughlin has dominated this event. she went bold in tokyo and currently holds both the world and olympic records. the 22 year old obliterated her previous best with 50.68 seconds to win her 1st world title in the event. and before we go or remind her of the top story, we're following for you. moscow and chief have signed a deal to resume brained shipments out of ukraine, ending a russian blockade of black seaports. un secretary general antonio guitar has, has hailed it as a beacon of hope for the world that will ease an international food of crisis. as news update at this hour, sports life is up next. so you can stay tuned for that. or you can check out more news and analysis on our website at t w dot com. i'm clear richardson in berlin for me in the team. thanks much for watching. mm hm. it's the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. return to normal and we.

delay their retirement plans while others have been forced back to work to make ends meet erin mclaughlin has more >> reporter: randall brady's dream retirement was just around the corner. >> my original goal was to retire in five to six years. >> reporter: the michigan-based father of four had planned to retire from his job as a product line manager at the age of 62, but he says those plans are now in peril >> what's happening in the stock market, what's happening with inflation, even worries about taxation, it's really set me back. >> reporter: in the last six months, brady has lost 20% of his retirement savings both he and his son have started a side hustle, teaching computer coding and other tech skills to help make up the shortfall. still, he says he's even worried about his new plan to retire at 67 >> is social security going to be there? is inflation still going to be there? >> reporter: brady is not alone. according to a new study from bmo harris, one in four americans are now delaying their retirement due to financial concerns >> when people think of retirement, they think of lyi

erin mclaughlin, nbc news >>> still ahead here tonight, why electric bills are skyrocketing, and howou can bring yours down >>> plus, the mega millions mystery who is america's newest billionaire >>> it was one of the biggest lottery jackpots ever and tonight it may be one of the biggest lottery mysteries. who won last night's $1.3 billion prize we know where the lucky ticket was purchased. we just don't know who bought it. george solis is on the story. >> reporter: tonight, all eyes on the chicago suburb of des plaines now making mega millions history. >> this is the largest jackpot ever won in illinois and the second largest ever won for the game. >> reporter: a near record-shattering $1.34 billion ticket sold at this speedway gas station just outside chicago o'hare last-minute ticket sales making an already astonishing prize so much sweeter. now, the actual billion dollar question who's the winner >> we have not heard from the winner yet. we don't know whether or not they even know they won a prize. >> reporter: and we may never know that's because winners in illinois can remain a

americans rising prices and shrinking 401(k)s are forcing people to change their plans our erin mclaughlinporter: randall brady's dream retirement was just around the corner. >> my original goal was to retire in five to six years. >> reporter: the michigan-based father of four had planned to retire from his job as product line manager at the age of 62, but he says those plans are now in peril. >> what's happening with the stockmarket, what's happening with inflation, even worries about taxation, it's really set me back. >> reporter: in the last six months, brady has lost 20% of his retirement savings both he and his son have started a side hustle, teaching computer coding and tech skills to make up the shortfall still, he's worried about his plan to retire at 67. >> is social security going to be there, is inflation still going to be there. >> reporter: brady is not alone. according to a new study from bmo harris, one in four americans are delaying requirement due to financial concerns. >> when people think of retirement, they think of lying back at the beach or spending time visiting your

we sent our erin mclaughlin to gypsum, colorado, to find out what's behind this change >> reporter: they're the sights and sounds of the fourth of july. but this year, across america, towns are doing something different to celebrate the stars and stripes, ditching fireworks for drones >> i thought it was really cool. >> reporter: it's growing in popularity out west where the fire danger is higher than ever. each year, the number of wildfires spike dramatically on the fourth >> we cannot ignore the environmental impacts and the circumstances that we're in today >> reporter: here in the small town of gypsum, colorado, that's mayor steven carver's top concern so this year, he's hosting the town's first ever drone show. >> i do think it will replace the fireworks. >> reporter: why >> well, our community understands the fire danger here. >> reporter: and it's not just the fire concerns recent data shows costs are up 35% across the fireworks industry due to inflation and supply chain disruptions. >> it used to cost about $8,000 to $10,000 to ship a container of fireworks, and today, we're looking

our erin mclaughlin went to gypsum, colorado to check it out. >> reporter: they're the sights and sounds of july but this year across america, up tos are doing something different to celebrate the stars and stripes. ditching fireworks for drones. >> i thought it was really cool. >> reporter: it's growing in popularity out west, where the fire danger is higher than ever. each year the number of wildfires spike dramatically on the 4th. >> we cannot ignore the environmental impacts and the circumstances that we're in today. >> reporter: here in the small town of gypsum, colorado, that's mayor steven carver's top concern. so this year he is hosting the town's first ever drone show >> i do think it will replace the fireworks. >> reporter: why >> well, our community understands the fire danger here >> reporter: and it's not just the fire concerns. recent data shows costs are up 35% across the fireworks industry due to inflation and supply chain disruptions >> it used to cost about $8,000 to $10,000 to ship a container of fireworks and today we're looking at 35,000 to $45,000. >> reporter: driv

mclaughlin the first woman to finish this particular event under 51 seconds. the dutch runner and former world champion, another american competitor claiming silver and bronze respectively. this marks also the fourth time this year the olympic champ has broken the 400-meter hurdles world record. the big question we're all asking, fred, what comes next for the young american? >> me and bobby are going to go back after this season and decide if this is what i want to do or find something else. we've already accomplished so much. there's more i want to try. we'll see after this season if we want to stick with it. there's more to be done and more to improve upon. >> could the 400 without the hurdles be next? >> anything is possible. >> watch this space, not giving too much away, her reference to her coach. what a talent and she could only be getting started. >> what a team they've become. the sky is the limit. it's been amazing, amazing to watch her whole transformation. awesome. patrick snell, always good to see you, too, in studio. >> it's been a while. >> thank

commentator: sydney mclaughlin smashes the world record!ampionships. andy swiss, bbc news, eugene. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and i'll be back with the late news at 10.15. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are.

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s. state of oregon, american sprinter, city mclaughlin has broken the world 400 meter hurtles record. again, glockland has dominated this event. she won golden tokyo, and he currently holds both the world and olympic records. 22 year old obliterated a previous bass. the 50.68 seconds to win her 1st world title. in the event. and a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you. russian missiles had struck your cranes port city of odessa, less than a day after the 2 countries signed a deal to allow grain shipments. russia and russia agreed not to attack port facilities earlier. ukrainian president william lensky warned he didn't trust russia's prompts and you can always get, you know, the news on the go to download our app from the apple play or google stores that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well. as the push notifications for any breaking it's you are watching the news from berlin up next reporter, which takes a look at a very special form of spanish bull fight. stay tuned for that. don't fit. you always get the latest d, w dot com, in

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commentator: sydney mclaughlin smashes the world record. - in a sport of the finest margins, a quiteships. andy swiss, bbc news, eugene. keely hodgkinson is into tomorrow night's final of the 800 metres. the olympic silver medallist was first in her semifinal but fellow brit, jemma reekie, who was fourth in last year's tokyo final, failed to qualify. red bull's max verstappen will be favourite to claim pole in qualifying for tomorrow's french grand prix. the world champion topped the timesheets in final practice. he was a third of a second quicker than ferrari's carlos sainz who'll start sunday's race from the back of the grid after being penalised for changing engine parts. lewis hamilton was fourth. qualifying gets underway at 3 o'clock. denmark's jonas vingegaard is within touching distance of a maiden tour de france victory. he has a comfortable lead over the two time defending champion tadej pogacar ahead of today's individual time—trial. yesterday france's christophe laporte held off the peloton, to pick up his first grand tour stage win. there was no change in the overall lead

and now to world athletic championships, an oregon where americans sprinter, sydney mclaughlin, has broken the world 400 meter hurtles record. once again, laughlin has dominated this event. she won golden tokyo. a currently holds both the world and olympic records. 22 year old, obliterated her previous best with 50.68 seconds to win her 1st world title the event. now a quick reminder of the story we're following for you with russian missiles has struck ukraine's port city of odessa lesson a day after the 2 countryside, a deal to allow grain shipments which russia agreed not to attack port facilities earlier. ukrainian, president william lensky warned. he did entrust russian promises. that's all for now, but stay with us. we have dark film of next. i was born in berlin. a man with memories of a woman will have more food stamp for the hour. i'm laying blue croft thanks very much for watching with a we're all set to go beyond deal with we're all in as we take on the we're full about the stories.

let's check in with the world athletics championships in oregon, where americans sprinter, sidney mclaughlin, has broken the world 400 meter hurdles record. once again. when i dominated this event, she won gold in tokyo and currently holding both the world and olympic records. the 23 year old obliterated her previous bass with 50.68 seconds when her 1st title in the event. and a quick reminder of our top story, moscow and keith have signed a deal to resume a grand shipments out of new crane ending a russian blockade of black c ports. un secretary general, antonio good hash, have hailed it as a beacon of hope for the world to ease an international food crisis. ukraine at saying, russian missiles have struck the port city of odessa, of course, casting some doubt on that. and i will be following that for you. stay tuned for detail. the news coming back at the top of the hour with will you become a criminal.

mclaughlin opened the door, and this did not look good. >> what did you find in their?here was a trash bag. inside that trash bag, there was a green purse. that green purse had a large amount of blood stain on it. >> inside the purse, kayleigh sawyer's passport. there were the shoes she'd put on before the bachelorette party, saturday night. but then, there it was. like a punch in the gut. >> there's also a large rock, that was very sharp. half of it at least was saturated in dry blood. a >> murder weapon. had to be. this is not a good sign at all. >> it is not. >> kaylee sawyer was not a victim of a hit and run. no. it was much more than that. and in that moment, faint hope died. >> i believe that she was dead. >> this was a murder. this wasn't in the accident. >> this was definitely not an accident. it was definitely a murder. >> but if that wasn't or horrifying enough, there was one more thing in that shed. this -- it was a post support for a criminal justice class, lara had taken, at the community college. a project on serial killers. >> he had a fascination with se

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mayor don mclaughlin told cnn that he does not trust the texas department of public safety, which isrseeing the investigation into the mass shooting that killed 19 students and two teachers. on may 24th. mayor mclaughlin says the department's director is blaming the schools police chief to cover up for his agency and went on to say every agency in that hallway is going to have to share the blame. our time is 4 37 will starting tomorrow, the last abortion clinic in mississippi will no longer be allowed to perform abortions. a judge rejected a request by that clinic to block the state's so called trigger law from taking effect. mississippi is among 13 states ahead of law on the books that bans abortions whenever the u. s. supreme court overturned roe versus wade. environmental groups are praising in oakland federal judge for rolling back trump era regulations regarding endangered species now the ruling by judge john tiger restores some of the protections under the endangered species act. then president trump had removed them to allow for more mining and oil drilling. the biden administ

of those headlines, joining us right now we have nbc's allie raffa on capitol hill -- analysts mclaughlin is bearing out the heat, there, in dallas. welcome to all of. you ali, we'll go to you first, with some new reaction to this week's january 6th hearings. what are you hearing on capitol hill? >> yeah, alex, we know the committee is in this month long break until they return in september for possibly more hearings. we know that during this break, the really taking an inventory on web information they already have. but they still need to dig deeper into. who they still want to hear testimony from and ask questions to. and numbers are really dropping some clues as to what we could hear in future hearings. they're saying, expect some testimony from secret service agents, of course, as the committee tries to find out more information about those since deleted text messages. witnesses are still coming forward after every hearing with new information that could really put some more meat on the bones of the committees argument that the former president was criminally responsible for the attac

shimon, the mayor of uvalde, don mclaughlin, provided these videos to cnn, to you and your team, out of, largely, frustration in urgency for more transparency. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, it's really the dynamic of that. think about, you have this mayor who's going against the advice of the district attorney, who have told him, do not release any information, state investigators, the attorney general. we've all been fighting to try to get this video. it's an important piece of video because it really puts us there in that moment when officers were making critical decisions, bad decisions. we also for the first time get our view of chief pete arredondo as he's in the hallway making critical decisions. >> shots fired! get inside! go, go, go! >> reporter: new body cam video released by the uvalde mayor shows the frantic first moments that police arrived on scene at robb elementary. this video taken by uvalde police sergeant daniel coronado as he made his way inside the building. within moments, more gunshots. >> shots fired inside the building, uvalde! >> which building? >>

nbc's louis mclaughlin is in highland park.y is mourning and there was one vigil earlier today. how is the highland park immunity trying to make sense of this tragedy right now? >> well, michael, many in this community are trying to turn their pain into purpose. you are starting to see some people behind me trickling in, there is scheduled to be a gathering here, to demand change. to an awareness around gun violence. i am here with rachel jacoby, she is one of the organizers of this rally happening today. and rachel, just a month ago you organized another rally around gun violence after those horrific events in buffalo, in uvalde. and have it happen in her hometown, so soon after, what was that like? how are you feeling right now? >> honestly, it is just devastating. we know that gun violence is a contract in american life. and we were here organizing against the horrific shootings that we saw in buffalo, uvalda, tulsa, too many to name, but even then you never really expect that it's gonna happen your hometown. and when it doe

a colleague in the msnbc of liz mclaughlin, joining us from highland park illinois. liz, welcome to you. house the community they're holding up these five days since the attack? >> less than a week, alex, and it is still such a shock so much heartbreak, members of the community, families torn apart. parents, grandparents, stolen from this world way too soon. and the community is grappling i saw that vigil, you just spoke about from immaculate conception church and i'm actually here with father hernandez cuevas who is leading that beautiful vigil. and you know, father, often we call a church a sanctuary, but in your case it really was a shelter from the chaos. talk to me a little bit about that day and how people came to your church to seek shelter. >> we were looking forward to being -- we are so excited about. one of the things that i wanted to do was keep this beautiful memories of all of us being together this new parish communities. so i put my phone, and i started to go around to kind of record flow, and then at some point i heard the sounds of leg fireworks but

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at tsday's meeting ofhe uvalde city council, mayor don mclaughlin blasted news outlets for releasing the video. he and other city council members said families should have had a cnce to view the footage before its public rease. >> the way that video was released today was one of the most chicken things. >> it was chicken [beep] to release it the way you did. >> we will handle that. >> [indiscernible] >> i have not seen the video yet. amy: confronting mayor mclaughlin was adam martinez, whose eight-year-old son was inside robb elementary during the shooting. martinez blasted the mayor for failing to criticize the police response. >> everybody else, the whole world knows that they are chicken [bee] it won't come out of his mouth, for whatever reason, he is lying to himself. we need to see he holds them accountable. he needs to be seen the same thing we are seeing, or we are not going to be on the same side. amy: in arizona, republican governor doug ducey has signed a new state law making it illegal to knowingly film a police officer at a distance of 8 feet or closer unless the officer

this is the mayor of uvalde don mclaughlin. >> the city has a responsibility to evaluate the responsee incident by the uvalde police department, which includes the role as acting chief. his administrative leave is to investigate whether or not the lieutenant was responsible for taking command on may the 24th, what specific actions lieutenant pargas took to establish that command, and whether it was even given all the agencies involved and other possible policy violations. next, we agree with the committee's review of the incident that there was a failure of command all around. we have further questions as to who was responsible for taking command as each agency there has senior level commanders on site. we want to know what specific agencies took specific actions to take command and where did the critical breakdown occur. the city of uvalde will be conducting an internal investigation regarding our police department's actions and our policies and procedures. i have told you this would happen since day one. we are currently waiting on dps to release the uvalde police department officer

>> our thanks to liz mclaughlin who is in texas, in that heat. with the january six committees on a brief hiatus until september, the focus is not going to shift to the fulton county georgia investigation, which could be the most serious legal threat to donald trump. district attorney fani willis is leading the jury investigation about efforts to overturn election results in that state. she has made it clear that she is going after anyone who is involved, from trump's allies to the man involved. here's what she had to say in an exclusive interview with nbc earlier this month. >> might this be a subpoena of the former president himself? >> anything is possible. >> you are not ruling it? out it is possible? >> absolutely. >> a new report from the new york times highlights just how expansive the investigation has been already. so far has involved a local cadillac dealer, a high school economic t-shirt, a woman who identifies herself as a publicist for kanye west, along with united states senator and former president. the times also noting that legal

mayor mclaughlin says the department's director is blaming the schools police chief to cover up for hisagency and went on to say every agency in that hallway is going to share the blame. decades of discrimination still written into property records after the break tonight, the new law aiming to remove racism from the process of buying a house, and it is summer out there officially, but it doesn't feel like it. it's not going to feel much like it this week. the forecast is coming up. up first some scary moments in michigan tonight as superstar carlos santana collapses while performing video of the aftermath and an update on how he's doing coming up. my 100% beef burgers are seasoned as they grill. like my new double bacon cheesy jack, with double the bacon and double the cheese. it's so good, i put my name on it! the double bacon cheesy jack combo starting at $5.99. order on the jack app today. we have more now on the mass shooting in highland park, illinois, over the weekend. the new details about the shooting suspect his mental state and his access to weapons are raising new questions

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i saw sydney mclaughlin set the new record in the women's 400 meters hurdles. ah, grains military says russia has targeted port infrastructure in the city of odessa with cruise missiles. they take is a se, rather 2 strikes hit the black sea port and 2 others were shot down by air defense . it comes a day after both countries signed a deal broken by turkey and the united nations to reopen the ports to resume grain exports. ukrainian foreign ministry is now calling on both the u. n. and turkey to make sure russia holds up its end of the deal, or al jazeera corresponded to mer. i'll, smarty is in odessa clayton, her daddy, a law we saw massage with the naked eye. we're talking about to misses on to now. and we've been able for the 1st time since i was here to trace these misses. there were really close just above us. a missile passed through here another pass through there. the camera man is able to show the picture of the smoke from the anti aircraft rockets here on the black sea shore. until this moment we heard for explosions in more than one location here to w

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