go _ 21-year-old naomi? go for your life, go for it all. go for- 21-year-old naomi? and then you decide what is the one you want to really focus on. you will get there and you have to trust your gut. i think i am where i am supposed to be because i am supposed to be because i am supposed to be doing what i am doing right now, which is not for naomi campbell, it is all emerging, diverse, equality and equal creatives to have a platform. equal creatives to have a platform-— equal creatives to have a platform. equal creatives to have a latform. ., , , ., ., platform. there has been a lot of positive _ platform. there has been a lot of positive change, _ platform. there has been a lot of positive change, definitely, | of positive change, definitely, we have seen that in the industry but it still feels like there is a lot more to be done. what do you feel the challenges still are?- done. what do you feel the challenges still are? that is really holding _ challenges still are? that is really holding our _ challenges still are? that is really holding our industry i really ho

naomi land. is an executive gardener coworker and employee and is the definition of respect and thoughtfulness. naomi is always available to helpher coworkers , do overtime for special events and give guidance to apprentices. naomi's slate is immaculate. she took a once forgotten area and turned it around in a few minutes now called the teegarden redwood bird by her peers she put a pallet in place under aredwood growth at the japanese tea garden . [applause] naomi has a price katie gardner with a green thumb. every area she takes care of has a bit ofmagic in it . naomi takes care of the shifts at golden gate park which is highly sought after event. she puts her heart and soul into making the garden beautiful for all those that are scheduled even the last-minute ones. she encourages her coworkers with her cold knowledge and has become the blue in section 2. she goes above and beyond whenever called upon for last-minute emergencies. naomi has a passion for her job. she caresabout the park , the rdp

- naomie, that's awesome! that's so great! - thank you. - i want a big hug, too. bye, honey, thank you for all your help. you were very good. - oh, really? oh! awesome! - i'm happy today. - you're happy today. ("shade from the sun" by matisyahu playing) i did it. - you did it! awesome. ("shade from the sun" fades) richard: there you go, i got it, i got it. yeah, so you start on the left side, and you go to the right. get next to him, emma. ♪ ah, thank you! that's a great picture. ♪ woman: michael d. aaron, bachelor of arts, college of arts and sciences. (applause) ♪ terrell edwards, bachelor of science, david b. falk college of sport and human dynamics. (applause) ♪ micah fialka-feldman. certificate, school of education. (cheers and applause) ♪ ♪ richard: we're over here, micah. is that okay? janice: you want "alumni" on this? - yeah. - all right. richard: when micah was in high school, the director of special education, he sort of made a joke, and then he said, "oh, you're all going to go... you think you're going to go to br

, naomi's experiences the opposite.n she finds washed, one of the few black people in the community. he's kind, he provides solace, protection, and the kind of buoyant hope that only comes with the first love. naomi and wash our certainly star crossed lovers, and their end is even more gruesome than that of romeo and juliet. there is violence, and a rape scene. the effect is devastated, and shock. again it doesn't feel gratuitous. the violence could not exist without the pervasive racism within their texas town, and so much of the nation at the time. it could not exist without the abuse of stepfathers patriarchal need for control. perhaps the true devastation in reading this difficult scene is that the realization that something so appalling could also exist outside the pages of a book. out of darkness is told from multiple points of view. alternating by chapter, so as told through the eyes of not just naomi and wash, but also from the points of view of henry the use of stepfather, and a group of deeply sexist and racis

naomi sat down with the bbc�*s sophie van brugen.of paris, naomi campbell modelled a mortarboard, as she received her honorary doctorate for her impact on globalfashion. i'm so honoured to be here today. and i was thinking yesterday, i was on the runway doing balenciaga, thinking that my dress wasn't going to get through the door because it was quite big. an emotional moment as the next generation of talent sat in the audience. what advice would you give to 21—year—old naomi? go for life, man, go for it, go for it all! go for it all, and then you decide — you will find out which is the one you want to really focus on, you will get there, and you have to trust your gut. i think i am where i'm supposed to be. because i am supposed to be doing what i'm doing right now. which is not for naomi campbell, it's for all emerging, diverse, inclusive, equality and equal creatives, to have a platform. there has been a lot of positive change, definitely, we have seen that in the industry. but it still feels like there is a lot more to be done. wh

naomi ruchim, cbs news. >>> president biden laid out new executive actions on climate change. he spoke at a facility in massachusetts for offshore wind energy projects yesterday. he stopped short of declaring a national emergency. mr. biden announced plans to help communities and low-income americans deal with extreme weather. >> first time states will be able to use federal funds to pay for air conditioners in homes, set up community cooling centers in schools where people can get through these extreme heat crises. >> calls for a national emergency declaration have increased among activists and democrats after senator joe manchin said he would not support a $300 billion climate bill. >>> well, school board members in uvalde, texas, are holding a special meeting this weekend, and they could fire pete arredondo. he's the school district police chief criticized for his handling of the shooting at robb elementary back in may. 19 students and two teachers were killed there. arredondo said that he didid hih sctends e fired. >>> and a lightning strike killed one soldier and injured

naoy ohm naomi ruchim has more. >> from a drone that responds to hand gestures to a remote control sharkr's toy insider event in new york. many of the items ieting store shelves are high tech. >> they're using technology in toys in ways that really help kids learn and grow. >> reporter: that includes the snoreble. a personal robot for kids that can be a teacher. >> what color is this? >> yellow. >> reporter: or help them sleep. >> i had a bad dream. >> it's okay. i'm here with you. >> reporter: there's also the vital hero. awarable band that gets kids moving. the interactive tracker combines gaming with physical activity. this device from ruckus fx lets you make your own music with the flick of a wrist. >> reporter: siblings camden and kira enjoyed many toys, including a purse for kids. >> how does it work? >> it's a talking purse. >> reporter: the purses are interactive. they can play music and also answer questions. >> how much do you love this sweater? >> reporter: there are also low-tech toys including a line of dolls from the netflix series "karma's world" and updates to plenty of f

and how are you, naomi? been ten months almost. and how are you. naomi?— you, naomi?ay so talk to us about that time, you didn't know what would happen? j about that time, you didn't know what would happen?— about that time, you didn't know what would happen? i was diagnosed with renal failure _ what would happen? i was diagnosed with renal failure in _ what would happen? i was diagnosed with renalfailure in 2018. _ what would happen? i was diagnosed with renal failure in 2018. when i what would happen? i was diagnosed with renalfailure in 2018. when i- with renalfailure in 2018. when i was advised to go public by the charity who deal with organ donation, i put my story out there, and doctors were telling me it would be a three to six year wait for someone of my age or ethnicity. horse someone of my age or ethnicity. how old were you? _ someone of my age or ethnicity. how old were you? i— someone of my age or ethnicity. how old were you? i was _ someone of my age or ethnicity. how old were you? i was 38 _ someone of my age or ethnicity. how old were you? i was 38 at _

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naomi, thanks so much for coming on tonight. so if in the face of a mountain of science suggesting these things are not going to do it for kids and there's really no upside. how are schools doing this anyway? >> that is a really important question. i mean, it's it's much more serious than they're not helpful for kids to dadar in kids are vanishingly low risk, statistically non-existent risk for serious harms from covider. but the data are pouring in that there are harms to young adults, to kids, to babies from these mrna injections. you mentioned the extended bleeding that young women are reporting. i platform two years ago for being one of the first people to report about that side effect. young men are also suffering from heart damage. pericarditis, myocarditis. wewe have 3000 experts, medical and scientific experts reading through the 55000le pfizer documents released under court order that the fdaat asked the court to keep hidden for 75 years and they found that the fda knew and pfizer knew that 35 teenagers, minors had perm

naomi is the daughter of hunter biden.her fiance is peter neal who graduated from law school this spring. there is a long history of white house weddings dating back to the children of james monroe in the 1800s. >>> sounds like something out of a horror movie, scientists have found a way to give new life to dead spiders by turning them into robots. yep, you heard that correctly. robots that can pick up objects. engineers from rice university in texas used so-called wolf spiders for the study. here is how it works. they pump air into the dead spier's legs, and then using a needle and super glue, they are able too triggering the open and closing of the legs to pick up objects. oef, 0 oh, my god, researchers say they will be useful because they can carry more than their body weight. that is super creepy. that does it for this edition of "cnn newsroom." "early start" is next. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, n anymore.

. >> just a few years after tiffany trump got engaged there, naomi biden will say her i do's there. >esident's eldest granddaughter and her boo, peter -- her beau, i'll say, peter -- will get married on the southern lawn in the fall. >> according to the white house historical association, there have been 18 weddings at the white house and 4 receptions. i mean, look, couples are always looking for unique places to get married. >> definitely unique. >> what better place? an historic and nostalgic -- >> particularly when your grandfather is the commander in chief. now, this is privately paid for. >> mm-hmm. >> so it's not taxpayer dollar. i would also like to point out that it said "boo" on the prompter. so -- yes. >>> coming up, the rocket debris that's expected to rain down this weekend. >>> plus, our ginger zee on the lookout for sharks. why one expert says we have a perfect storm of conditions this year for shark attacks. >>> and later, why a majority of lottery jackpot winners end up broke within just five years. tips to follow if you win the billion-dollar jackpot tonight. you're w

what advice would you give to 21 -year-olds naomi? for life, go l to 21 —year—olds naomi? what i'm doing right now, which is not for naomi campbell, it's for all the diverse, inclusive equality and equal creatives to have a platform. there has been a — creatives to have a platform. there has been a lot _ creatives to have a platform. there has been a lot of— creatives to have a platform. there has been a lot of positive _ creatives to have a platform. there has been a lot of positive change, | has been a lot of positive change, definitely, we have seen that in the industry. but it still feels like there is a lot more to be done. what more do you feel the challenges are? really holding our industry accountable. you say you want to be inclusive? you so you want to be diverse? so let's do it. i don't want to hear anymore saying, i want to hear that see the action. because i'm clear, i know the ones who do the action and the ones who just say it, and state because they don't want to get in trouble. i'm clear about who they are.— want to get in trouble. i'm clear about who they

more recently we've seen elite athletes from simone biles to naomi osaka talk about the stress that comeshlete. in your episode exploring why it has been so hard for a lot of athletes to want to say publicly i need a mental break or perhaps maybe they feel more empowered to do so because of biles and osaka. >> i think what simone biles and naomi osaka did helps other athletes across their sport deal with mental health. generally as americans we're not good about talking about our mental health whether we're athletes or not. we feel if you're getting paid and we can't see the injury, it's not like a broken leg or a broken arm, you should get out there and play because somehow you are there for us. not we're wowed at what you can do. you're there for us. you have to do it when we say you have to do it. >> you talk to fans and athletes. what do they tell you about the role of mental health, how that role plays a role in sports? >> i talked to grant williams from the boston celtics, my golden state warriors defeated in the finals. grant williams talks about the idea as a black athlete there's

. >>> tennis now, naomi osaka is coming to san jose state. she recently missed wimbledon due to an injury. >>> women's soccer, united states and canada, scoreless in the 76th minute. canada called for a penalty. alex morgan on the penalty kick. she delivers for the only goal of the match. the u.s. wins 1-0 and clench a spot in the 2024 olympics. going back to the derby, 81 homers for rodriguez. that's a lot of long balls. >> he is probably pretty sore right now. >> taking the ice bath for sure. >>> tonight one bay area city wants to know what you think about trash can >>> well, tonight, san francisco wants to get your thoughts on trash cans. >> the city has rolled out a half-dozen new prototypes for residents to test out over the next 60 days. the most popular model will replace the current bins which they say are often broken into and often overflow. >> the new cans cost up to, get this, $20,000 each, depend ing n the design. meanwhile the current cans, they still cost $1200 apiece. >> i don't quite get how the old cans, like where that mone

to tennis, naomi osaka is coming to san jose state for the wta tour stop. she recently missed wimbledon. osaka heads to a field that includes six top ten ranked players. >>> vince vaughn and owen wilson's dance moves have nothing on one joel embiid. the 76ers big man let lose on the dance floor in napa this weekend. if you can't tell who he is, look for the 7'2" guy touring above everyone. he's having fun. we don't have video of it but do have a picture of joel embiid getting thrown up and down on the chair, all 7'2" of him. >> he hit the ceiling. that was a tall ceiling. >> it was a tall ceiling. he's a big man. >>> up next, famous bay area cookie factory fighting to stay open. how inflation is taking a new chevy is the smart way to hit the open road this summer. the smart way to road trip—. ♪♪ and seek new adventures. ♪♪ go a little farther this summer in a new chevy. find new get up and go. find new roads. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for the rest of summer on all 2022 equinox models. plus, get 0% financing when you finance with gm fi

na naomi ruchim, cbs news. >>> there's also the peer one line. 855-845-7415. to speak to a counselor for mental and emotional w mne.reta june, a possible sign of consumer resilience amid fears of a recession. the new government data doesn't account for inflation, though. sales went up for gas, cars, groceries. spending on clothing and building materials fell. the slight uptick could prevent the fed from raising interest rates again or at least lead to a less aggressive increase as consumers provide support to the economy. that spending report made wall street very happy today. the dow gained 658 points. the nasdaq was up 201, and the s&p was up 72. >>> inflation is one of the big topics on this week's "face the nation" here on cbs. we asked moderator margaret brennan what the white house is doing to help americans. >> while president biden says it is the central bankers at the federal reserve and their job to control inflation, there are certain things they cannot control, and that is energy and that is food. we want to talk to two key voices on both of those

faculty at the university of illinois springfield in 2009 where he currently holds the chancellor naomi b lynn distinguished chair in lincoln studies. professor burlingame is the author of abraham lincoln a life or is he calls of the green monster? the inner world of abraham lincoln an american marriage the untold story of abraham and of abraham lincoln and mary todd and lincoln and the civil war. he is also the editor of many collections of lincoln primary source materials. the atlantic rated abraham lincoln a life one of the five best books of the year 2009 and in the new york review of books the dean of civil war historians james mcpherson wrote that professor burlingame knows more about lincoln than any other living person. professor burlingame's presentation today is based on his recent book the black man's president abraham lincoln african americans and the pursuit of racial equality for which he is the recipient of this year's abraham lincoln institute book award. congratulations on your award michael and welcome to the virtual stage. well, thank you so much for that kind introdu

naomi osaka will be competing at san jose state. >> it's the four-time grand slam champion only 24 yearsstar in the tennis world. san jose state hosting the silicon valley classic. osaka joined the tournament this morning as a wild card bid. this will be the first time playing in the tournament since 2014 when she was just a kid. the tournament is the first week of august. we have football news and the nfl preseason is just weeks away. today the rookies for the raiders and bills reported to training camp. the first team in the league to do so. the raiders tweeted out this video calling it back to school. yep, back to school. the niners by the way, they report next tuesday. so a week from tomorrow. the raiders will be playing the hall of fame game. that's the preseason kickoff in august taking on the jaguars. football is almost back. >>> all right, well at 6:00, leaving the bay area. new numbers are showing how many people are just finding it too hard to make it in the bay. >> and i have, you know, a normal home that i need first time home buyer would expect. that was for about one-fourth

naomi looks atow it might affect you over the next few months. >> reporter: prices for just about everything are at a 40-year high, and many are struggling to make ends meet. >> i feel the inflation every day. every day everything is going up and up. >> reporter: the federal reserve is taking another step to fight inflation. wednesday the board raised a key rate 3/4 of a percentage point. the fourth rate hike since march. >> high inflation imposes significant hardship. especially on those least able to meet the cost of essentials, like food, housing and transportation. >> reporter: the move is designed to slow the economy and keep prices in check. but cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger says it will also push up rates on certain loans. >> if you're carrying a credit card balance, it's probably going to get more expensive next month. if you're going get a new car loan, that is going to be more expensive. people who have adjustable rate mortgages when the adjustment comes, it's probably going to adjust higher. >> reporter: the latest move comes as wall street receives mixed signals abou

naomi ruchim, cbs news, new york. >>> dr. anthony fauci announcing he plans to retire. fauci has not set a specific retirement date but plans to leave by the end of president biden's current term which ends on january of 2025. >>> i'm john ramos at the port of oakland where not much is moving because drivers are on strike, protesting a new law they say can put them out of businesses. we'll have that story coming up. >>> thieves have been stealing credit card info at the gas pump more and more. the warning in the south bay and what to look out for before you pay. >>> a father and son charged in the disappearance of a cal poly wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of u

john, naomi, tom, thank you for being here.hank you for your sister doris as well, who cannot be with us. john, thank you for your military service. your family sacrificed so much for our country. i know no word can make up for the loss of your father, not having him as you grew up, but i hope today you take some pride and comfort in knowing his flower -- his valor is finally receiving the recognition it has always reserved. generate 31, 1968, there wasn't -- january 31 1968 was an assault that became known as the tet offensive. north vietnamese forces launched an attack on a strategically located airbase inside new saigon. the first american unit called to respond was that of dwight birdwell. unknown to the 100 men in c troop they were moving to take on a full regiment of viet cong more than 1000 strong. they arrived, specialist birdwell's unit took the main front of the attack. when his tank commander was hit and gravely wounded, specialist birdwell got him to a place of safety and then took command. he knew his vehicle was o

the ceremony for naomi biden and her fiance peter will take place on the south lawn in november.8 weddings at the white house and four receptions. >>> finally, the hit in baseball that you just have to see the. >> orioles' trey mancini and josh lowe loses it in the sun and bounces off his face, mancini beats the throw to home. we call that an inside-the-park home run. >> i call that a visit to the are you feeling sluggish or weighed down? metamucil's new fiber plus collagen can help. when taken daily, it supports your health, starting with your digestive system. metamucil's plant-based fiber forms a gel to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down, helps lower cholesterol and promotes healthy blood sugar levels. while its collagen peptides help support your joint structures. so, start feeling lighter and more energetic by taking metamucil every day. try metamucil fiber gummies made with a prebiotic, plant-based fiber blend that helps promote digestive health. febreze unstopables touch fabric spray. just shake and spray... to unlock touch-activated scent technology... hours—o

ah, naomi genuine, has been living in this shelter for weeks. she was forced to leave her home when battles between rival gangs took over her neighbourhood. imported prince ha, i'm a disabled person and i'm the father and mother of children. the situation i'm living in isn't good at all. even to go to the doctor's office. i have to go and ask in the street because of the insecurity, know me, among thousands of people who have been displaced by the raging violence across much of haiti. this is part of the ongoing chaos that has gripped the country ever since president of in illinois was killed last year. this by dozens of arrests, including a group of colombian mercenaries, hades investigation has told the acting prime minister ariel envy, fired his justice minister, and prosecutor. last year, when they called for him to be investigated in connection with voice is murder. and he has denied any involvement in the killing, trying assassination, and assess the presence of a difficult thing in any, in any country it's, it's, it's major. this is, this

naomi osaka stepped away from the tour citing mental health.e have feelings and at the end of the day people don't understand what we go through. this generation of achievers emotionally strong or weaker. >> it's three different issues. the rock star not touring is a very positive thing. i have treated lots of rock stars. in the past they would say he's exhausted. now they are saying it's a mental health issue. thank you. in my world it was all addiction. going back to work prematurely is why they die. but the issue with osaka is a more clear example of the generation at large. they are not getting developmental milestones and they cannot handle that much. she did the right thing, but it's a symptom of what's going on. i talked to a therapist a half-hour ago giving me an update on her adolescent patients. it's been the lockdown and the way the world is presented to them. if we don't get green we are dead. if you are not given social contact and told the world is coming to an end, of course you have resiliency problems. brian: it's what a lot of

a warning that naomi grimley�*s report contains some graphic pictures.ng to do, and my going to die? what is this condition? it is a huge unknown.— is a huge unknown. after days with a high — is a huge unknown. after days with a high fever— is a huge unknown. after days with a high fever and - is a huge unknown. after days with a high fever and then - is a huge unknown. after days with a high fever and then a l with a high fever and then a strange rash, erin pressed his doctors for help. he was told he had a severe case of monkeypox and so began a fortnight in hospital. the scar on my nose was starting to pound and my heart was suddenly coming here and pounding on my face. it was so painful and without any opiates they were giving to me, i wasn't able to sleep, wasn't able to do anything. i even told my consultants that, whatever you want to do, you have my full consent because a feeling that i am going to die. monkeypox had mainly been circulating in west and central africa, until now, that is. on the seventh of may this year the uk announced that it ha

from that. 160 women from northern ireland travelled to britain for abortions last year — a journey naomi that i haven't told anyone, only my partner. so when i walked up, the first thing i saw was the placards that they have. i'm confident enough person but i felt unnerved, and really alone. did they approach you? they had leaflets. they tried to put them in my hand, because a young woman was pursuing me. and it really, really angered me that they were allowed to act with such impunity. now abortion has been decriminalised in northern ireland, but each week clinics and hospitals encounter campaigners outside. figures obtained by the bbc show in the past year staff at this clinic in belfast alone have recorded more than 50 incidents in relation to protesters. i was walking back into the clinic and all i heard was, "murderer", under the breath. and ijust went, "0k." nicola played a key role in setting up northern ireland's abortion services. she and other medical staff have spoken to the bbc about what they say they and their patients have faced. it broke my heart, literally, because they

[laughter] and naomi biden. introduced to this 11-year-old.>> the first lady's husband. look in his remand -- what you see. that's right. she's fine. [laughter] >> congressman ants dr. jackson joins us with reaction. you took care of how many presidents? >> three. >> george w. bush, barack obama and -- correct? >> correct. there was a push to have donald trump take this cognitive test, and you were clear and telling him whatever the results are that it's not a particularly easy task, they will be released to the public? >> absolutely. >> with academic medicine and thought press, they were relentless -- that we had the president cognitively assessed, which we did. he passed with flying colors. this is where it all originated. i saw that tweet when i was driving the campaign that was put out, and this one in particular, couldn't report which state he was in. i was a little frustrated with the double standard, and i just reply to the tweet. "does anyone remember the cognitive test i gave to donald trump, the one he aced? sounds like someone needs

and go for it all — naomi campbell gives her advice on modelling and motherhood after being awarded an doctorate for her impact on global fashion. wimbledon history — elena rybakina, who was born in russia but has represented kazakhstan since 2018, has become the country's first player to win a major singles trophy in a nail—biting women's final. now on bbc news, the media show, which was recorded on wednesday. hello and welcome. now, a week is famously a long time in politics, and the day we recorded this edition of the media show will go down in history as one of the longest. it was wednesday afternoon that we went on air. boris johnson at that point was holding out, but minister after minister were resigning and we wanted to get a sense of how we'd got there, because the media is a central part of the story of borisjohnson. how power and politics intertwine with the media in this country is vital to understanding it. and we also need to look at how scoops about mrjohnson's behaviour ultimately triggered his downfall. for that, we wanted to hear from journalists tasked with reporting

naomi campbell gives her advice on modelling and motherhood after being awarded an honorary doctorater her impact on globalfashion. one of the candidates tipped to be a possible frontrunner in the conservative leadership contest has ruled himself out. the defence secretary ben wallace said it had not been an easy choice but his focus was on keeping the country safe. four mps have entered the race so far, including the former chancellor, rishi sunak. number ten has said his resignation was a "real disappointment", suggesting he'd betrayed boris johnson. here's our political correspondent, david wallace lockhart. morning. he's the former chancellor, but could rishi sunak be the next prime minister? he certainly wants to be, launching his campaign yesterday evening with a slick social media video. soft piano music plays social media video. i've told you a little bit about my story, but i'm running to be our next prime minister because it's your stories that matter most. his supporters have taken to the airwaves, insisting he's the man to lead the country. he's got the experience, he's go

industries relating to diabetes and make it really wonderful with ah, good for the doors and she, naomi of. so i was born in 1963 really in february, 1975. i went to a concert job. when i got home i felt tired and very weak and it's i think i spent the night drinking water and peeing. wow. the next day i did blood tests, no and was told i had type one diabetes, give it to do to go type one diabetes at strikes without warning. musician, bad hand book on that's pancreas stopped producing insulin 45 years ago. medical science has yet to explain fully why for to find a cure for the disease. diabetes is insidious and people's lives are often severely disrupted. she's doing it again when i get her, it showed point 81. so there's always a delay through 2nd issue. i'm not thinking about the show your emotion. i'm wondering what i'll do. if i have too much sugar. she could pull, i'll be exhausted, and not having enough is also a problem with take something to eat on stage. with that yeah, he did. he said no more you exhibit for a type one diabetic guy. the injection is a relatively minor hassle

go for it all — naomi campbell gives her advice on modelling and motherhood after being awarded an honoraryoctorate for her impact on global fashion. wimbledon history: elena rybakina, who was born in russia but has represented kazakhstan since 2018, has become the country's first player to win a major singles trophy in a nail—biting women's final. and there is the duchess about to hand over the trophy for the women's singles final. we will have a look back at that winning match here on bbc news. one of the candidates tipped to be a possible frontrunner in the conservative leadership contest has ruled himself out. the defence secretary ben wallace said it had not been an easy choice but his focus was on keeping the country safe. four mps have entered the race so far — including the former chancellor, rishi sunak. number ten has said his resignation was a "real disappointment", suggesting he'd betrayed boris johnson. here's our political correspondent, david wallace lockhart. morning. he's the former chancellor, but could rishi sunak be the next prime minister? he certainly wants to be, laun