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murray and soares took the first set 6—3 before ram and salisbury fought back to level it at six gamesor doubles title together. world number one novak djokovic continues his bid for a calendar grand slam when he plays matteo berritini in the men's semis later. the winner of that match will play daniil medvedev in the final. he beat felix auger alliassime in straight sets in the first semifinal. the great and good in tennis have been lining—up to heap praise on emma raducanu. the 18—year—old is yet to drop a set at the us open, and the 18—time grand slam champion martina navratilova says it's even more impressive that she has reached the final as a qualifier, which has never been done before. the speed with which she did it, nobody could have predicted it. it's really outstanding. and she did it the hard way, she qualified. she didn't get the wild card, she didn't waltz in here, saying, i got to a run of 16. she did the hard way. and i think it paid off because she didn't play that well at the beginning of the tournament, and the qualifying. but she grew with each match and got better

on the court murray used the word "cheating" and at his news conference said he lost respect for thed french open runner up. murray continued to lash out yesterday tweeting, quote, fact of the day, it takes stefano tsitsipas twice as long to go to the bathroom as it takes jeff bezos to fly into space. interesting. >> interesting, indeed. >>> still ahead, a conversation about the debate over critical race theory. we're going to get an inside look at the fight over school diversity in a wealthy texas suburb. you are not going to want to miss this. before we go to break we want to know as always what are you doing awake? email your reasons to way too early at msnbc.com. tweet me at jacob soboroff using the #way too early. b soboroff ug the #way too early new dove men, plant based body wash is different. with plant based cleansers. and moisturizers for healthy and hydrated men, skin, relax your body and mind, shower with new dove men. it's laundry truths, with cat and nat. i have so many kids and so much laundry. i don't have time for pretreating. what even is this? it looks like cheese

birthday to bill murray. >> happy birthday bill murray. >> because he walks up in phoenix every few months and says hey, big news, joe biden w won. we knew that and we knew that from the beginning and knew that today. i think my view is that you've got some -- in trump world, it is filled with grifters and it starts at the top and then it goes down from there and you've got some grifters here who this is what they do. as you said, i think it's 6.7 million they milked out of arizona and they're trying to do that in other states. these are just -- i mean, you probably prosecuted these people. i did. they go onto the next one and the next one until someone finally stops them and then you've got the dummies who are out there who just buy this stuff. you know, today they're out at the capitol chanting stop the steal. the same thing they were saying the day after the election. i think that's because they memorized that and they don't want to have to start over memorizing a new chant. they got that down. they're doing the same old chant, same old sign stop the steal. these people, there is no dea

joining me now is roberto forzoni who was andy murray's former sports psychologist., what makes a great player? lots of talent. mass _ what makes a great player? lots of talent, mass hard _ what makes a great player? lots of talent, mass hard work _ what makes a great player? lots of talent, mass hard work and - what makes a great player? lots of talent, mass hard work and a - what makes a great player? lots of talent, mass hard work and a great| talent, mass hard work and a great mindset. that's by when you look at emma raducanu, what distinguishes our? it feels like she's in a category of her own. no one has ever done what she did last night. listening to the reaction from the top people in tennis showers you how good this young lady is. the accolades are tremendous and quite right as well. she's got it all. we sa about right as well. she's got it all. we say about her being the first british woman to wind a major in 44 years but the fact is she is the first person anywhere to be a qualifier to go on and wind. it's exceptional, isn't it?— qualifier to go on and win

we know that andy murray is out, so he is flying the flag in the men's singles.now. he made a great start to the — on? not so well now. he made a great start to the match _ on? not so well now. he made a great start to the match clinic _ on? not so well now. he made a great start to the match clinic at _ on? not so well now. he made a great start to the match clinic at the - start to the match clinic at the moment, but here instead. so let's start with dan evans. we know that andy murray is out, so he is flying the flag in the men's singles. how is he getting on? not so well now. he made a great start to the match, got an early break against a talented tall young australian player, but he's hit back. he's on the first set now, six games to four, then hejust completed the first set now, six games to four, then he just completed that. the first set now, six games to four, then hejust completed that. i would've expected it to be quite a long one now, even if evans were to win the first set. so i think that's on still has some life and it. irate on still has some lif

judy murray has . is the big point.experience with andy, obviously. but what i have always noticed with emma is that she is always the one who seems to be driving what she is doing. and she has a very good awareness of what is coming ahead and you know, i think that probably most likely comes from parental guidance and influence there. so yes, it is important that the people around her are exceptionally smart at this stage but at the same time, the way that emma has carried herself up until this point, you really do feel that a lot of this is driven from her, what will happen going forward. 50 driven from her, what will happen going forward-— driven from her, what will happen ..oin forward. ., , .,, ., going forward. so far she has earned $900,000 in — going forward. so far she has earned $900,000 in year, _ going forward. so far she has earned $900,000 in year, three _ going forward. so far she has earned $900,000 in year, three times - going forward. so far she has earned j $900,000 in year, three times what she has e

. >> thank you, senator moran, senator murray, senator hassan. thank you very much for the opportunity to be here and for your steadfast support for our veterans. before i get into today's important topic i want to highlight us simmering crisis. over the last month we at v.a. have lost four of our dear colleagues to covid infection, spurred by the highly transmissible delta variant. we're seeing a surge of infections that have solicited the deployment of dozens of the a disaster emergency medical personnel to supplement our workforce. a level of deployment that mirrors prior surges and warns of what's to come. this underscores the critical need for everyone to be vaccinated, especially our v.a. personnel to keep our veterans safe. now back to today's focus to appreciate the opportunity to update you on v.a.'s initiative to modernize its electronic health records, the mission of v.a. and has been to create a platform that delivers the best access and outcomes for our vets and the best experience for our providers. but as you vsos, members of the p

the murray of money worked for us based in g o, trying to end food shortages in afghanistan. he was the father of ryan murray, which i know that colonial mrs. visually quoting here with very crucial to humanize the victims and to show their faces and to show the world. this is how the people look like the people we thought and whatever reason it the u. s. narrative. effectively around 10 30 pm zimmer, i begin filling water containers to take back home to his family. the u. s. military says around the same time drawing footage showed the driver loading heavy packages with other men into the car. the coverage strike like this where you're seeing people in the moments after something like this has happened. and they're speaking in a way that everybody can understand. this is incredibly valuable. i feel my father lying in the car. it was shrapnel and he throws everywhere blood with flowing through. not just because it forces depended on to acknowledge something that it rarely acknowledges. but because perhaps it, it forces the millions of people who see those images and hear thos

. >> good morning chair murray and ranking member burr. i'm honored to be alongside my colleague and friend, secretary xavier becerra. speaking about the critical work of safely reopening nation's schools for inperson learning. president biden made it clear on his first day that getting all students safely into the classroom is a top priority. that has been my priority as well. i'm proud that the vast majority of america's 50 million students are in school full time learning in person. schools are the heart beat of communities. they are like second families to students and staff. they are thrilled to be together again. in many areas, schools are the only place where students have access to s.t.e.m. laboratories, music and theater. social services and nutritious meals. especially schools also empower parents and caregivers to get back to work and access the violate services they need themselves. last week i visited five states and 11 cities during the department of education's return to school road trip. i saw sheer joy. the joy that studen

women's soccer team, the great douglas murray. >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: written 2 children'so knows how to deal with tonight's panel. >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: she thinks outside of the box unless it's boxed wine and only here to get away from her kids. and those shoes look greats with her ankle monitor. patrick leahy. >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: douglas, congratulations. you moved to the united states of america. is that correct? >> it is. >> greg: what were you thinking? >> [laughing]. i feel like i am going upriver. everyone else wants to leave this city. i think that's wrong. it's a great city and a great country and a great time to be here. >> laura: what do you think of joe biden's performance so far? >> hmmm. it's not been the best. >> [laughing]. >> i would say he must be feeling sad to see these approval ratings going down he will forget it tomorrow. >> greg: he certainly will. perhaps in an hour. is there a flaw to the democrats on the left that underlies all of these disasters? they confuse law and order with compassion. >> they have a vague idea yo

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murray and soares took the first set 6—3 before ram and salisbury fought back to level the match by 6ood in tennis have been lining up to heap praise on emma raducanu. the 18—year—old is yet to drop a set at the us open and the 18—time grand slam champion martina navratilova says it's even more impressive that she has reached the final as a qualifier, which has never been done before. the speed with which she did it... nobody could have respected it —— predicted it. she didn't get the wall wild card, she didn't waltz here, saying,... and i think it paid off because she didn't play that well at the beginning of the tournament in the qualifying, but it grew and each match, got better and better... we knew she was going to get better. but again she has just taken it to another level here and it's very impressive. former england captain michael vaughan has criticised the decision to call off today's fifth and final test between england and india just two hours before the match was due to start at old trafford. a number of india's backroom staff tested positive for covid—19 and they were s

. >> also margaret murray washington to talk about her as well i would love to hear you go on about herhat the president she wears a black woman born in mississippi before the end of the civil war there were competing birthdates for her in the world she grew up in a town where there was no public schools and was fortunate enough to be taken under the wing of white siblings who had come down from the north to educate people and they helped her go to college in nashville. so then what she thought was a classical college education and she got a job teaching english and home economics and test gi gi marrying booker t. washington who founded teske and became an enormous advocate of the african-american home. teaching students and basically running a de facto employment agency for them, she did an enormous amount with community activism and started a club at tuskegee to be totally movement of social activism among women any group among other things that check over the reformatory in alabama for black teenagers to run that more empathetically than the white people and she truly believed along

british pairjoe salisbury and jamie murray will go head—to—head in the final of the men's doubles.ray and soares won both the australian open and us open together in 2016, second seed alfie hewett and fellow briton gordon reid reached the semifinals of the men's wheelchair singles event. french open champion hewett defeated frenchman nicolas peifer 7—5 6—2 and will face argentine gustavo fernandez. tokyo 2020 paralympic bronze medallist reid beat dutchman tom egberink in straight sets and meets top seed shingo kunieda next. and jordanne whiley is through in the women's draw. she overcamejapan's momoko ohtani in three sets. all eyes on tomorrow evening in the us open and raducanu's final, 9pm on saturday evening, bbc radio 5 live is the place to follow it. let's go back to the news that the uk economy grew byjust 0.1% injuly as the last covid restrictions were lifted in england. our economics correspondent andy verityjoins us now. take us through the figures and what it means... and we have lost andy verity. we will come back to that. 0.1% injuly, it was a growth, but slightly lower

including jordan murray, hans and tina who was 13 weeks along. >> some say is there something in the. >> is there? >> maybe. >> of it is ironic it all happened at the same time. we're all so similar where we are in life. >> they attribute their synchronized timing to coincidence. >> knowing what you know about labor do you feel more or less comfortable about it, i'm asking for a friend. >> i feel comfortable with it but i also have friend that's are going to be my care team. i think it makes a huge difference. >> they decorated each other's hospital rooms and even helped to delivery each other's babies. >> he's so little. >> like eli, and eloe, andizea bella. >> what was it like >> it was the best. >> it made it so much more fun. >> what do you love about being a labor and delivery nurse. >> i love the dad's reactions, even the toughest dads it's beautiful. >> what are you most looking forward to about the babies. >> i'm gonna cry. >> so my husband and i went through three years of infertility and so this is a miracle pregnancy. we waited a really long time. >> the end of the journey

andy murray, who won the us open in 2021, said it is important to build on achievement.ll the sport from us for now. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... scared and in hiding, we talk to some of the afghan women who still don't know whether they'll be able to return to work under the taliban. we are in here, under danger. without activities, with photos. but i don't know if there any safe places. haiti's prime minister, ariel henry, sacks the chief prosecutor who wants him to face charges over the asassination of presidentjovenel moise. californians are deciding whether to keep the democrat, gavin newsom, as their governor. the results of the recall vote could have repercussions far beyond the golden state. as extreme heat becomes more common around the world, we have a special report on how people living in pakistan's

. -- margaret murray washington. we'll talk about her as well. >> they're both extraordinary women. margaret murray washington was so famous when she died in 1925, that the president sent a telegram to tuskegee where she worked and lived. she was a black woman. she was born in mississippi, either right before the end of the civil war or right after. there were sort of competing birth dates for her. >> uh-huh. >> she, you know, grew up in a town where there were no public schools and was fortunate enough to be taken under the wing of white siblings who had come down from the north to educate free people, and they helped her go to a college in nashville. she got what was then really a pretty classical college education. then she got a job teaching english and then home economics at tuskegee, and she married booker t. washington who founded tuskegee and became this enormous advocate of the african american home. along with teaching students and basically running a de facto employment agency for them, she did an enormous amount in community education and community activism. she started

i know twin murray is the ramp on new gander and should unusually follow. we don't want to lose. want all of them to grow. that is, this is not enough to sustain the funding african children. we depend on donations, but the nations i'm not reliable to create your proposal junior. got together in a for trick or treat and the pope as, as a meet is very highly demanded here in uganda. so if we would get funding for such, for all the able to sustain ourselves or not been panic all the time, all the time, we have to do something all the time today for speak all the time they have to to go to school or that time they have to feed, we actually know that there is a source where we get some revenue from when i finally get the place to build that home for the children and they see them become somebody, use the fall in the funding for them. so if you give me a satisfaction the me ah ah, i want people to find things for my life. i softly eliza need. so i want my life suit. the me, i do believe that one, every one needs a 2nd chance in the little is more distressing for a woman than a month 2

over the last decade, so andy murray put the pride back into the men's game.t today the man in charge of the sport told me the emma effect must be harnessed. she has taken up — emma effect must be harnessed. she has taken up to the widest possible audience _ has taken up to the widest possible audience. you cannot not be inspired by what _ audience. you cannot not be inspired by what we _ audience. you cannot not be inspired by what we have seen over the last few days, — by what we have seen over the last few days, last few weeks, so for us, it is a _ few days, last few weeks, so for us, it is a very— few days, last few weeks, so for us, it is a very important moment, we want _ it is a very important moment, we want to— it is a very important moment, we want to make sure that we welcome her back— want to make sure that we welcome her back home, and make sure that we can tell_ her back home, and make sure that we can tell her_ her back home, and make sure that we can tell her story for the benefit of the _ can tell her story for the benefit of the sport. a can

emily:emily: brendan murray. for a deep dive, ed ludlow with us now.to us about how bad the supply chain constraints continue to be. >> we have a record number of containers chips anchored outside the port of los angeles. 73 as of sunday night. he came down by about three over the course of 23 hours. they cannot get the containers off the ships fast enough good why? covid restrictions because of labor shortages. what about the customers paying to have their items moved? look at what is a pretty staggering chart. the cost of shipping has gone through the roof. it has rocketed. you can see the blue line. while volumes of shipping have remained steady, there are so many factors at play here. one is that demand remains elevated but there are so may constraints that are limiting ability to move things particularly when it comes to hauling freight on the roads. there is also an for investors. some of the best-performing stocks in the world. vr in july and, the bloomberg intelligence index has drastically outperformed the s&p 500 or the s&p 500 is not really

. >> your description of her and the other strong women there was margaret murray washington.talk about her as well, i would love to hear you go on about her. >> they were both extraordinary women. she was a black woman she was born in mississippi right before the end of the civil war right after they were competing first dates she grew up in a town where there was no public schools. and was fortunate enough to be taken under the wing of white siblings who had come down from the north to educate free people. they helped her go to fifth college in nashville. she got a pretty classical college education she got a dog teaching english and home economics became this enormous advocate of the african-american home. along with teaching students and running into de facto employment agency for them she did an enormous amount of committed the education and community activism. the club women's movement totally forgotten now this amazing movement of social activism among women. took over the youth you reformatory in alabama for black teenagers. she truly believed that she believed along w

joining me now, melissa murray.>> the department of justice is seeking either a temporary restraining order or a preliminary injunction that would block the law from being enforced while its constitutionality is being litigated. this is a critical step. this is typically what happens in these challenges to abortion laws. it hasn't happened here because of the scheme, the enforcement scheme that texas has put in place where it has delegated the enforcement of the law to private citizens. the doj noted in its request for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction that that was one of the reasons why the united states was uniquely situated to pursue a tro or preliminary injunction here because the state has purposely tried to evade other mechanisms of traditional review. >> right. and attorney general garland spoke about the long-term effects of a law like this. take a listen. >> this kind of scheme, to nullify the constitution of the united states, is one that all americans, whatever their politics or pa

. >> tonight melissa murray all join me live. and can they stand scrutiny over the capitol attack, threatening their way out of an investigation? >> these telecommunication companies, if they go along with this, they will be shut down. and that's a promise. >>> breaking news from the american medical association regarding doctors giving deworming medicine to covid patients. my exclusive interview with the head of the ama when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. as of today, roe versus wade is essentially dead in the state of texas, the second largest state in the union. the right to abortion, as recognized by the supreme court in 1973 with decades of precedent reviewed over and over decades of jurisprudence. that right is effectively gone in our state of the union. it did not go into the 6-3 court with fanfare and coverage, instead it came with just total absence, silence, as the court failed to rule on a request to block the new law passed by texas republicans and signed by governor greg a

. >> and the other strong woman there was margaret murray washington and i would love to hear you goon about our. >> they were both extraordinary women. margaret mary washington was so famous when she died in 1925 that the president sent a telegram to where she worked and lived. she was a woman born in mississippi and they were competing entities for our. she grew up in a town where there was no public school and wass. fortunate enough to be tan under the wing of white siblings who had come down from the north to educate freed people and they helped. to smith college in nashville. so she thought what was then a pretty classical college education she started teaching english in home economics at tuskeegee and she married ocher tea washington and became this enormous advocate of the african-american home along with teaching students and basically running an employment agency for them. she did an enormous amount of education and community activism. she started a women's club at tuskegees and is totally forgotten now. it's a group among other things that took over the youth reformatory i

being a part of it, and hopefully we can start looking like we are a team going forward. , ., andy murrayls of the moselle open in france. he was knocked out by the top seed. he was knocked out by the top seed. he is now ranked i/i3 he was knocked out by the top seed. he is now ranked 1/13 in the world and was a wild card at the event. he was a—i down in the second set and fought back before eventually losing 6—3 in straight sets to the top seed. he said he would be more motivated if he could get near to the top of the rankings again. still with dennis. emma raducanu's incredible success at the us open has been celebrated as part of a homecoming event at the national tennis centre today. the teenager became the first british woman to win a grand slam for aa years and the first qualifier to win a major. and as part of the event, she got to play against royalty as the duchess of cambridge made a guest appearance. afterwards, raducanu reflected on her history making time in new york. before the serve, i had missed the survey took the whole match, so the flat wide. i think i hit it in the net

andrew murray is part of the bbc radio five live commentary team and joins me now. what have you made of the second day? europe were close as padraig harrington says but aside from garcia and rahm fell short again. it was a frustrating morning for the european team, they played some great golf and simple golf, it’s great golf and simple golf, it's such a great golf and simple golf, it�*s such a fickle game, a really tight margin, theyjust didn't come at the end of the day, they didn't hold enough putts and the americans did and they were edged out, albeit close, but as 3—1 defeat this morning, disappointing, orto do. all to do the four balls, would you make a free michael roy? it all to do the four balls, would you make a free michael roy?- all to do the four balls, would you make a free michael roy? it was a aood make a free michael roy? it was a good shout _ make a free michael roy? it was a good shout to _ make a free michael roy? it was a good shout to rest _ make a free michael roy? it was a good shout to rest him, _ make a free michael roy? it was a good shout

murray said his body felt good, he's gaining confidence, and the results are coming.ing coronavirus. some have reported suffering from rashes and burns, despite using the same hair dye for years. the trade body is now urging professionals to carry out patch skin tests on all customers. frankie mccamley has more. for 15 years, gemma has been going to this salon to get her hair dyed. despite choosing the same colour by the same brand, she says her skin changed after contracting coronavirus. so, in april, when the salon reopened, stacey had made it compulsory that you had to have a patch test 48 hours before you were to have any colour on your hair. to start with i had a much forgotten i had the patch test because it was so far in the back of my mind that i would react to it. under the manufacturer's guidelines, gemma's hairdresser stacey says she didn't have to carry out a patch test. she took extra precautions which turned out to be the right thing to do. it was really itchy, really sore. as it started to get worse i was thinking, oh my goodness, i am really reacting t

john joseph murray john joseph murray susan d.valerie victoria murray richard todd myhre louis j. nacke ii robert b. nagel mildred rose naiman takuya nakamura alexander john robert napier frank joseph naples iii john philip napolitano catherine ann nardella mario nardone, jr. manika k. narula shawn m. nassaney narender nath karen susan navarro joseph m. navas francis joseph nazario glenroy i. neblett rayman marcus neblett jerome o. nedd laurence f. nedell luke g. nee pete negron laurie ann neira ann n. nelson david william nelson ginger risco nelson james a. nelson michele ann nelson peter allen nelson oscar francis nesbitt gerard terence nevins renee tetreault newell christopher c. newton christopher newton-carter nancy yuen ngo and my younger brother. he was a wonderful son, brother, husband, and father. we miss him every day. i know you must be so proud as i am of your beautiful daughter, caroline. your nephew, paul, and your niece who is a sergeant in the army. you are always in our hearts. god bless america. >> we miss you an