we have christina elizabeth natalie. so good to have all of you, christina festival, introduce yourself to stream audience. and in the context of these protest, tell us who you are and what you do. hi, my name is christina noriega, and i'm a freelance journalist based in book with the columbia, who has been covering the protests for the past 2 months. it to have you had a really interesting yourself to the stream audience really great to be here. thanks for the chance. my name is elizabeth dickinson. i'm a senior analyst for columbia international crisis group. we're a conflict prevention organization and i've spent the last 2 months delinquent this across the country, both in rural and urban areas get to happy and natalie, explain your connection to the current protests in columbia and introduce yourself, try international audience. thank you very much. and now one of the members, she's an independent clinic from waiting on that on the co worry the test we are actually doing different activities around the different flo

okay, how know natalie? ms. rainey is also watching these rainy se, kudos to you, elizabeth, you make a great point. if the police are formed during a war time, they will take that mentality to the citizens. could that be changed? elizabeth? very quick response, please. i think it has to be changed for the effectiveness of the institution with every day. they're losing credibility because of the way that the police are behaving in response to the very communities that they're meant to protect. and one more this is from chavez. chavez is on youtube. thank you for watching. thank you for being part of the show. what role with an activities are ordinary colombians doing support the protest i've indirectly or directly in schools, what places, etc. christina, you take that one because obviously with violence on the streets that must have a chilling effect for the demonstrators. what are you saying? i have seen a lot of disenfranchised youth organize to protect protesters during these marches . and so they have cr

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natalie, you have the miles from your government. what happens next? what i was thinking about these are tonight, but nobody knows what is going to happen every day. and because we are in such a diverse country and a push, the cd, everything seems can change. and every day that was the, the request for the room and the just switch, something is really important. i only be here entirely weekend and the weekend the weekend people my age which is nobody on. 1 so, i mean, it's like the, like the words don't think this is going to be so long to roll. you know, you something that it's not going to, we're told in a mall. i'm going to long here for a while. but the major pulling is what be where from what you say the go or money, just know that he's not implementing eric anything he did, they get an implement. so they're not gonna do anything for you, but we just going to keep quiet in black. that's something that we can assure that we're going to keep fighting back in one day. i'm looking at it, which is july, the 20th, when congress comes back into work. and

our sports correspondent natalie pirks is at the equestrian centre in tokyo. natalie...right here last niaht, natalie... yes, right here last night, britain _ natalie... yes, right here last night, britain one _ natalie... yes, right here last night, britain one 18 - natalie... yes, right here last night, britain one 18 bronze i natalie... yes, right here last| night, britain one 18 bronze in natalie... yes, right here last- night, britain one 18 bronze in the dressage. in the next hour, charlotte dujardin will attempt to become the first british woman to win gold at three different olympics, another of any calibre mate written�*s most decorated female olympian in history. she is already the mess accessible dressage rider. she has one major titles. she is the penultimate rider and know exactly what she has to do. the last rider is from germany. carl hester had a stonking ride, currently in the bronze medal position with six riders to go. away from dancing horses, a mixed day for great britain with disappointments but also riches success. andy smith reports and a warning

natalie pirks in tokyo.later in the programme. to the rest of the day's news now. an inquiry report has strongly criticised the london borough of lambeth for allowing the decades—long abuse of more than 700 children in five children's homes. the report has been released in the last few minutes. let's speak to our home affairs correspondent tom symonds, who's been following the story. just tell us more about what this report says. just tell us more about what this report says-_ just tell us more about what this reort sa s. . .,, , , report says. the child abuse inquiry has been going _ report says. the child abuse inquiry has been going for— report says. the child abuse inquiry has been going for a _ report says. the child abuse inquiry has been going for a few _ report says. the child abuse inquiry has been going for a few years - report says. the child abuse inquiry has been going for a few years now| has been going for a few years now and this is one of its most scathing reports. it says that children in t

natalie of course, saw him that morning.y made plans to meet after work. >> at 5:18 i texted him, and i said, "are you on your way? are you comin'?" and he said, "ten minute max, and i'll see you there." >> reporter: half an hour went by, then an hour, and still no steve. >> that was unlike him. and so i drove to his office, and as i arrived at the office i could see that something was really, really wrong. >> reporter: she saw the police and the yellow tape. >> i could see his range rover in the parking lot, and i could see there were things strewn on the ground that i was hoping was maybe medical supplies. and i thought maybe they're working on him or somebody. but i just knew, you know, that -- that there was somethin' wrong with him. >> reporter: cops weren't telling her anything and natalie was getting desperate. >> i called somebody that steve worked with who was a police officer, and asked him like, "what is happening?" and he -- i could hear from his voice. sorry. and he said, "something really bad's happened. steve'

natalie, thank you. natalie pirks— the japanese public. natalie, thank you.s long as they test negative for covid. a government scheme has begun which means staff at 15 supermarket depots are now able to take a daily test instead. and other key sectors will be able to join the scheme next week. simon browning reports. empty shelves, gaps in food supply. industry has blamed the problem on the amount of critical food sector workers being pinged and they wanted action. last night, the government intervened. now, supermarket depot workers and food manufacturers will be exempt from self—isolating rules. workers, regardless of vaccination status, will be able to do daily covid testing, instead of isolating. it's expected 10,000 workers will qualify. new daily testing measures are beginning at 15 supermarket depots, followed by 150 more next week. supermarket store staff are not included. industry has broadly welcomed the changes. i think any intervention is welcome. i think we were all feeling in the food industry in particular, that something needed to happen, som

cbs reporter natalie brand is live from washington, d.c., natalie? >> reporter: and ken, that vote came down to 67 in favor to 32. 17 senate republicans voting with all democrats, includi fornia's, to frdo deal on infrastructure, saying it's the largest infrastructure bill in a century. but important to keep in mind that sonp one in a much longer process that could actually drag out for days or longer. >> the motion upon reconsideration is agreed to. >> reporter: the senate has passed a motion to begin debate on a bipartisan physical infrastructure bill just hours after negotiators announced a deal. >> at a time when washington seems broken this group came together. >> reporter: a previous procedural vote failed to move forward last week after republicans say they needed more time, while lawmakers say the details of this latest deal are still being finalized, they believe they can get it passed. >> i'm confident. >> reporter: president biden said he also feels confident le dur a tripylva whi there'se to work together on the few things we do agree on.

>> this is our 2020, one of the few 2020s we have. >> this is natalie hall. the swim world knows her as natalie godwin. >> this is the first olympic trials in 21 years that i wasn't there, so that was weird in and of itself. >> reporter: over 5000 miles east of the tokyo games, in quiet st. helena, one of the most decorated american olympians, period, we found swimming around the tunnels of honeycutt lime company, her fifth year as a vintner. with her business partner shayna harding here, she has taken a deep dive with her own label, good darian winds. >> like many things in my life, i diving headfirst, without knowing what i'm doing, and i learned as i go. >> this does well with all sorts of seafood, anything friday. >> reporter: how was the transition from winning 12 olympic medals to wife and mother of two, from laps to labels? >> the transition to civilian life, i guess, as a non- athlete, i will be an olympian forever but i'm not a competing olympian. but it's one that you have to understand that you're going to retire as an athlete at some point, so you

i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". >>. to hear that news and realizing that it's amber. how could that be? her life was just beginning. >> amber meet friends for life. >> there was just no trying with our friendship. it just. was >> but that life didn't last long. >> amber is on the floor, face down, and she has a plastic bag wrapped around her heads. >> it still is open, the door is open. >> most people who rob a store don't kill anybody. >> my whole world just died right there. >> for months, the murder stayed cold. >> didn't have witnesses, didn't have video, didn't have the any. we had everything going against us. >> we go down and talk to the detective, we would not let it go. >> then a break. another victim. >> he would duct tape me, duct tape my mouth. >> and she knew a secret. could she risk revealing it? >> something is going to happen tonight. >> a killer ready to run, face to face with the one person who might be able to stop him. >> he just reached over the glove compartment and h

good to talk to you, natalie. give a . talk to you, natalie. give a joining us.alyse the future for morrisons and its rivals. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: the publisher that make the partially collapsed building in miami has been brought down. president biden said the us is closer than everfrom president biden said the us is closer than ever from declaring independence from covid—19 as the white house marked the fourth ofjuly with a fat —— spectacular fireworks display. it�*s described as the biggest shake—up in the uk supermarket sectorfor a decade and in a few hours�* time morrison�*s share price — and other supermarket stocks will have their first chance to react to the news that broke on saturday that morrisons has accepted a six point three billion pound takeover bid by the us investment group fortress investment. -- £6.73 —— £6.3 billion. unions are calling for "unbreakable guarantees" on jobs and conditions. the firm has nearly 500 shops and more than 110,000 staff in the uk. experts warn proceed with caution and speculate on other superma

natalie _ final since 1966, sophie. what a night! natalie pirks _ final since 1966, sophie.pirks at wembley, thank you. the rest of the news now. the prime minister has been defending his plans to sweep away most of england's coronavirus restrictions in 12 days' time — describing his approach as balanced and reasonable. amid predicitons that cases could reach 100,000 a day by the summer, the labour leader, sir keir starmer said the government's strategy to open up the economy will lead to chaos and confusion with huge numbers of people having to self—isolate. but borisjohnson said the vaccination programme makes lifting the rules possible. here's our deputy political editor vicki young. when cases go up, countries have locked down. not this time. ministers are taking the opposite approach in england, confident vaccines will protect more of us from the worst of this third wave. will hospitals cope with rising covid cases, prime minister? more infections mean more people with long covid and the risk of new variants. the labour leader says we're heading for a summer of chaos an

natalie, you can take a breath now. natalie, you can take a breath now. natalie pirks.r england supporters — who still haven't seen their team concede a single goal in the tournament. 0ur correspondent phil bodmer has been getting reaction from the fans. chanting. a carnival atmosphere among england fans at penistone church football club near barnsley. if there were any nerves, they soon disappeared afterjust three minutes, as harry kane opened the scoring. cheering this is the club where england defenderjohn stones started his football career. if you ask any kid around here, he'll say, here today, they'll say, if you ask them isjohn stones an inspiration? i think they will go yeah, he's an inspiration to us all. when you see the guys and the support, it's going to be really tense, yeah. hopefully the lads will be i confident and will get us the result. # it's coming home, it's coming home... for many here and across yorkshire, they are notjust cheering on england, they are supporting local heroes. cheering it is a long way from wortley to rome but at the club in leeds

. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". >> horrible. knowing the person that you love is dead. and then your being looked at for it. >> imagine, your shaken in the dead of night. >> my ears were ringing. i thought i was dreaming. >> in bed, right next to you. your husband, murdered. >> hearty wrap around your head, is it? >> yes. >> and here's the twist. you are the suspect.

natalie? well, this is one of the most intense _ natalie?ootball. they have played each other ten times in international tournaments alone on the balance of powers has swung back and forward. spain got the better of italy in the euro 2012 final, but it is italy who have really impressed in this tournament and they are on a 32 unbeaten run and it is amazing to think that this side did not even reach the 2018 world cup. roberto mancini has come in and really turned their fortunes around. 63,000 allowed into night and as of this morning, 58,000 tickets had been sold and they have all gone to uk residents because of covid restrictions, as england saw in rome on sunday but they are quite noisy and we are in the italy end and there is a flag that says it is coming home, crossed out with it is coming home, crossed out with it is coming to rome. italy are the favourites with the bookmakers and england and denmark will be watching this one very closely tonight, obviously. 18—year—old emma radacanu who had to withdraw from her fourth round match at wi

i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. ng >> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. this is dateline. >> i know my sister would've fought. we used to tell each other that if someone ever tried to hurt us that we would do everything we can to leave something behind so the other one can figure it out. i believe that she was murdered. >> this is a very bizarre death. >> it was baffling from the start. a young woman dead at her millionaire boyfriends mention. >> 9-1-1 what are you reporting? >> i got a girl, hung herself. >> my heart started racing. >> you found her. >> i did. >> they ruled it a suicide, but was it? >> at the scene knives rose, a cryptic phrase. >> her hands were tied, she was naked. >> this was sending a message. >> that wasn't the only suspicious death here. >> no mom wants to hear that her son was a victim of homicide. something happened at the top of the stairs. >> what really went on in that mansion. hear from the man at the center in his first television interview. >> you thought you had nothing to hide? >> i knew i had nothing to hide. >> the wors

i'm natalie morales. >> this is dateline. >> he wasn't my biological child, but my heart, you can't tell that to my heart. i love that boy. it's not fair thought he was taken from his children or from his family. >> jesse fell for vince a man in uniform holding the fort during his long deployments. >> my hat goes off to all military wives, it's not easy. >> it's not. >> she was a good mom. she loved the kids. >> we're united at last, they celebrated. then, on the drive home -- >> there was a car there, stranded. >> vince tells his wife that he's going to check on him. >> i heard two three popping sounds. >> he was laying there with what appeared to be several gunshot wounds to the head. >> her father, father of five, dead. >> i want my mommy. and i want my kids. >> no one could understand it. >> the type of person that he was, i don't think you ever had an enemy. >> or did he? >> he said we are now in debt to bad people. >> we knew that there was another person that needed to be looked at. >> a winding in

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natalie, i got one question. — morning. natalie, i got one question. you _ morning. it shows, although there is a i what it shows, although there is a lot of planning, it does show that andy can keep a secret from you for quite a long time. . she's trapped. i should say congratulations to you both., andy, what was it like? this takes a lot of planning. i both., andy, what was it like? this takes a lot of planning.— takes a lot of planning. i tried a coule takes a lot of planning. i tried a couple of _ takes a lot of planning. i tried a couple of times _ takes a lot of planning. i tried a couple of times in _ takes a lot of planning. i tried a couple of times in lockdown - takes a lot of planning. i tried a| couple of times in lockdown and takes a lot of planning. i tried a - couple of times in lockdown and we lost all of our work and we are both theatre performers and producers and we lost everything and ijust thought, with everything kind of coming back, all of the plans got scuppered and boris kept locking us down and i thought this might be pretty special and i sp

thank you for watching >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. and >> this is "dateline". >> my mom found her. she said it looked like she might have slipped in the shower. she was in the fetal position in this bathtub. >> you could see marks on jessica's neck. >> police said we're going to rule this as a homicide. >> detectives using new technology to view this crime scene and extreme detail. >> there's no forced entry. no tool marks. >> there was blood on the couch. >> who could've done this? >> they say that usually is someone close. >> an investigation focusing on friends and family. >> he brought up his association with a motorcycle gang. he came off as kind of a tough guy. >> we fooled around a little bit. just like, teasing, sibling teasing. i guess you can call. it >> he threatened to take out my whole entire family to get custody of our kids. >> wow. >> a chilling story. danger and duplicity. >> we were trying to figure out who did this. he knew the whole time. >> this is the ultimate betrayal. >> hello and welcome to "dateline". >> jess

i'm natalie morales.dateline. >> she is and will always be my sister. i don't know what happened to her. i don't get to say goodbye. it was awful. it makes your whole world follow part. >> if you took her, please just let her come home. >> her name is heather elvis. it was news nationwide when she vanished. >> she had a new job. she was going on a first date. >> it was overwhelmingly horrible. >> where she at? >> police work the clues, her car abandoned. >> i was scared to death. >> a mysterious caller captured on camera. >> why would this person call from a payphone, in the middle of the night? >> then came the secret. >> she was married. >> rumors about her being pregnant. >> she truly did believe that she was gonna leave his wife. >> anger, betrayal, revenge. >> a bomb exploded. it was world war three. >> this crazy love triangle, create napping, potential murder. >> yes. >> this is heather's life or talking about. >> terrifying. when you see your parents hurting, you wish that you could take all their

water has been paralyzing large costs of this border region here between belgium, germany, and then natalie and more to ranch rain is forecast and with it for years of further devastation. it's been called the ones in a generation flood, and it isn't over yet. steadfast al jazeera ah pop up the are, these are the headlines. lebanon's prime minister designate sod hurry is once again stepped aside after he failed to form a new government. they haven't been without a function accountant for 9 months and is facing an unprecedented economic crisis bearings pound for the weekend immediately after the announcement all told a lot more than 1900 percent of the value thin, late 2019 or the headlines. the german chancellor, anglo merkel met joe biden at the white house for the last time before she steps down later this year. they agreed to work together against moscow's aggression and anti democratic actions by china. but they continue to have differences over a contentious russian will pipeline, sorry, pipeline which will supply guess to germany. my view and nurse to, to has been known for some time.

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natalie brand, cbs2 news, washington. >>> california had argued the s waeanecessonkpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, another sign of recovery along san francisco's embarcadero. the major announcement about to return a popular tradition this fall. >>> the bay area cities were as of today workers are now being paid of the highest minimum wages in the country. >>> the larger-than-life tribute to the late princess diana. how prince harry and prince william put their little feud aside to mark their late mother's 60th birthday. >>> a reminder, kpix5 app gives you access to cbsn bay area and kpix5 newscasts . >>> looking life in oakland now were mayor libby shaffer is pledging to continue bridging the digital divide for students. the oakland undivided initiative delivered 24,000 free laptops last school year to low income students. >> this is a big visionand atfe the instructor proposals that are coming out are showing broadband as a priority. that is our future. >> they notice that 90 percent of students also have a device and access to the internet because of the initiative. is a unifie

natalie is a chef. we pick up gigs whenever we can.e have our youtube channel, we have a website. all of these things bring us a little bit of income. and a little bit goes a long way. >> absolutely. it has allowed us so much freedom. it has allowed us tom more intentionally and really think about what it is we want in life. >> reporter: their home, 82 square feet of ingenuity. pure diy magic. >> if you flip around, we've got this custom-made storage that we did. it's got a secret door here. abby woodburned this beautiful art on it. when you open it, some of our stuff. >> reporter: for corey and jennalin, they never left their jobs. 9 to 5 east coast time, their van doubles as their office. >> our number one priority was maintain our jobs. we use our cell phones and a wi-fi hot spot to give us service. the further west we go, the earlier we start. >> we've had to navigate taking phone calls at the same time, so we split up in the van. one might sit in the front seat, one person in the back. >> reporter: every van lifer will tell you, i

i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> how am i doing right now? if i had to put it into one word -- numb would be the closest. >> she was a young actress starring in the role of a lifetime. a mystery. >> you never heard a gunshot? >> no. >> one of her friends was dead. >> there's been a bodice covered in sam's apartment. >> it's so hard. she was 23. >> another friend was missing, and wanted. >> you've got a dead woman in his apartment. this guy is potentially very dangerous. >> we were pretty confident he was our guy. >> two mysteries to solve, but one evasive witness. >> rachel didn't tell us the day before. >> i told the truth to the best of my capability. >> police wondered had another murder been planned? >> they said if he would have gone back that day, they wanted to kill him. >> did rachel have a secret and would she keep it? >> this is as diabolical as any case i've ever seen. >> or was the curtain about to close? >> rachel is kind of the last piece? >> correct. >> they're trying to s

all right, natalie. think you. >>> we are now 60 days away from california's recall election. is the last day for es toget onto the ballot. the each need to pay that filing fee and gather 7000 signatures. governor newsom facing a long list of challengers including reality star caitlyn jenner, former candidate for governor john cox, conservative talk show host larry elder and former san diego mayor kevin falconer. dozens of other people have also declared. the recall election set for september 14th. >>> we are learning new details on the foiled plot by two bay area men to bomb the democratic headquarters in sacramento. reporter marissa perlman spoke with investigators. >> you just never know. >> reporter: sandy silva in the arden arcade area says there were no signs her neighbor, jared copeland, was involved in an alleged domestic terror threat to blow up the john l burton democratic headquarters. >> but nothing was unusual, out of place, or what i suspect anything. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say 45-year-old ian rogers and 47-year-old jared copeland started plotting an at

for more i'm joined by natalie nature deputy head of the laboratory for fertility and well being of the max planck institute in ross talk. i talked about this topic before. good to see you again. what do we know a year later? well, that's the theme of this week's code, $900.00 special and the whole birth rate story suddenly seems to be taking a different direction than expected. you expect that the birth rate will fall and now we see a baby boom. what's changed? yeah. hello, you're absolutely right. with being a baby boom across many european countries like now for the march, for the data has come out. but the, sorry is quite dynamic. and i think in a way we were all right. so the development of the birth based across the country that we have data from, which is many europe, north america, and from asian countries. it's quite dynamic. and most countries had seen a baby bus during the birth months, all say november to january, february, so the, the decline and the birth predicted suddenly arrives. but now they have many countries that have actually an increase to so so basically during t

all right, natalie. nature, the fidelity expert, the max planck institute in ross talk. thank you so much. thank you. a, clearly, a lot has changed since last year. for one, we have lack seems to help us fight the pandemic. and now we've passed the 3000000000 mach worldwide. we're getting them. now we know this an issue in some countries about pregnant women being vaccinated. but what about john? mother us. time for one of your questions and over to derrick. paul. oh, can i get it 19 vaccine feeding my baby. oh, getting a clear answer to this question. you're interested in frustration for new mothers, and i totally get why, because authorities have kind of danced around the subject. the cdc in the u. s, for example, says that because lactating women weren't part of studies, it can't make a concrete prediction on any effects. that vaccination might have on mothers, their milk or their newborns. but the agency also adds that there are no indications that breast note from vaccinated mothers poses a risk to their babies. and that women therefore can receive a vaccine. so an

cbs correspondent natalie brand is live in washington where republicans are pushing for more time to haggle with democrats. >> this afternoon's procedural vote failed and was expected to fail because earlier today the group of republican senators negotiating this deal said they needed a few more days to iron out, finalize the details, come up with the actual legislative text. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: senate republicans voted down a motion to begin debates on a bipartisan infrastructure plan, saying they need more time. afterwards, the group of lawmakers negotiating said they're close to an agreement and are optimistic they'll be ready to move forward in coming days. >> we are making tremendous progress. >> reporter: senate majority leader chuck schumer changed his vote to no and later explained why on the senate floor. >> at the end of a no so i may move to reconsider this vote at a future time. >> senate gop leaders have demanded to see a finished product for taking a vote. >> another clash brewing here on capitol hill, the national debt. senate republicans are c

take natalie edwards, for example. she was an official at the us treasury department. she noticed some suspicious activity reports pointed out that wall street giant, like j. p. morgan chase and hsbc, among others have might have been complicit in money laundering. so she took it to the official whistleblower channels. and guess what happened next? absolutely nothing, but some people do hope that biden might be able to break the strand. why do we work with congress to strengthen our whistleblower laws so that any federal employee who learns of an improper attempt to influence the department of justice investigation or prosecution knows how to report it and receives full protection against retaliation by anyone including the president. but so far, these have only been words, but at the end of the day, it's not even really just up to biden. to fix this, the people leading these investigations and persecuting these pesky truth tellers are all over the executive branch. and biden's administration is literally packed with people who are there at the forefront of the crackdo

so i don't know natalie for me, but maybe i'm a lot. but what i know that it's out of much lower country. i'm down for the true extent of them, but they may not be fully known. so i'm not maybe in the next 20. how about maybe just texting african on the african continent, but not needs to be really typically documented motorbike sir, and affordable way to get around in many developing countries. and in kenya about 200000 new bikes hit the road every year. nearly all of the run on petrol, but that could be about to change. malcolm web went to the town of homer bay. that's where recently developed electric motor bike is creating a buzz. lots of like use in kenya is exploding. they cost much less to buy and run the car good on the roads. they can carry almost any kind of cargo or about 2000000 bikes on the roads. most of them are used to serve paying customers. the numbers, doubling about every a. yes. with that carbon emissions, it's a similar story in much of the developing world. all right, as we spoke to in this town in western virgini

the kids and adolescents we saw natalie bennett, appealing directly to adolescence, to get the vaccine. what, what, how big a role do adolescence play in the fight against corona, vars? we actually know that cobra is not very dangerous to offense. we know that some of the lessons that we come to saw so full of symptoms and for coffee and some complicated they were diploma for danger. the files but not very dangerous. they, they keep seeming very same number listing and therefore we have enough supply to make for $500000.00. and we think it will be very faithful them and we'll pick them against a acquiring b c. and then we implemented government and bring us to making an attempt to meet the cation campaign, to encourage the lesson, to go and get the vaccinate press election from the center for travel medicine and tropical diseases at sheep medical center in israel. thank you very much. thank you and asked her not some of the other stories making headlines for my south african president, jacob's duma is defying a court deadline to give himself up to the authorities. same. it was found gu

natalie pirks in the olympic stadium for us.ourse, keeping a watchful eye over all the british performances over the next couple of weeks, is the chair of uk sport and five—time olympic medallist, katherine grainger. lovely to have you with a. lovely to be here! what _ lovely to have you with a. lovely to be here! what did _ lovely to have you with a. lovely to be here! what did you _ lovely to have you with a. lovely to be here! what did you make - lovely to have you with a. lovely to be here! what did you make of- lovely to have you with a. lovely to be here! what did you make of thel be here! what did you make of the ceremony? — be here! what did you make of the ceremony? quite _ be here! what did you make of the ceremony? quite weird _ be here! what did you make of the ceremony? quite weird having - be here! what did you make of the ceremony? quite weird having an. ceremony? quite weird having an empty stadium, so few of the british team turning up. what did you think? before it started, we knew it had to be dramatically dif

natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo.al of the tokyo olympics was won by adam peaty, who successfully defended his title in the 100 metres breaststroke. peaty has not been beaten in the 100—metres breaststroke in major competitions for more than seven years. this report from our sports editor dan roan contains some flashing images. commentator: look at that. no wonder there was a swagger. such is his domination of this sport, the sense was that all adam peaty had to do to defend his title here in tokyo was turn up. defeat was unthinkable. he's just so superior, adam peaty... but he still had to deliver when it mattered most. so he's got to hit the start here, adam peaty in the centre in the red hat. unbeaten in the 100—metre breaststroke for seven years, peaty began as the firmest of favourites, and, after a good start, it never really seemed in doubt. well, this is very good, this is where he needs to be at the 50. it's a lovely first 50 metres, one tenth of a second outside his own world record. by the turn, his lead wa

natalie pirks, bbc news. that�*s it. good night. and some thunderstorms on offer, as well. so, certainly a mixed picture. most of the showers we had earlier on on thursday are easing away — so for the rest of tonight, we�*re looking at a lot of dry weather out there. cloudier in the north and the west in general, a bit of patchy rain for eastern scotland for a time overnight, too. but temperatures holding up between about 12—14 celsius, a touch lower than this in more rural spots first thing friday. some sunshine from the word go across central and eastern england, but eastern england in eastern scotland will see some heavy showers and thunderstorms bubbling up during the afternoon. they�*ll be slow—moving — if you do catch one, there could be some hail and a bit of surface—water flooding, as well. further west, things are looking dryer through the course of the day. but into saturday, more heavy downpours, particularly in the south and the east, a little bit drier towards the likes of northern ireland during the day. and top temper

natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo.e programme, awe�*ll have more from tokyo we'll have more from tokyo where our sports editor has been looking at other competitions and at how japan is viewing these games. extreme caution is being advised for people considering swimming in lochs and rivers after several deaths in scotland in the last 48 hours. they include a nine—year—old boy and two adults who drowned at loch lomond. another child is in hospital. police scotland are warning that open water swimming can be extremely dangerous, with the risk of deep water and hidden currents. alexandra mackenzie reports. an idyllic location. loch lomond was busy as usual today with many enjoying the scorching weather. but yesterday evening it is believed two adults and two young children got into difficulty in the water near ardlui. a nine—year old boy, a man and a woman died at the scene. police said a seven—year—old boy was taken to hospital. this followed the death of a teenage boy also at loch lomond on friday. those who run this s

natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are.last 72 hours, a teenager has been killed good evening. it's been another day of hot sunshine for most parts of the uk, and in northern ireland, it looks like we have broken a record once again. 31.3 degrees at castlederg in county tyrone, provisionally the highest temperatures on record in northern ireland. the previous record was only sent last saturday. so, still a met office amber extreme heat warning in force here. also one for southern wales, parts of the midlands, down into the south west of england. and part of the reason for that heat warning is that temperatures really aren't falling far overnight. 11pm bringing temperatures still up into the 20s for some. as we head through the night, those temperatures won't fall an awful lot further. we will see some low cloud rolling in across northern and eastern scotland, parts of north east england. that'll retreat to the coasts through the day tomorrow. a few thunderstorms popping up, but for most, it's dry with hot sunshine. and in n

natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. elsewhere at the games, there were some major upsets.st successful us gymnast of all time, pulled out of the women's team final, saying that she had to focus on her mental health. she said athletes had to protect their minds and their bodies, and notjust go out and do what the world wanted them to do. as for the remaining competitions, she said her approach would be "one day at a time". with more on that and news of some other big names, here's our sports correspondent, andy swiss. commentator: all attentions turn to simone biles. - she's become synonymous with sporting perfection. simone biles starting off for usa in the women's team final, but her customary precision wasn't there. a big stumble, a low score, and it seemed something wasn't right. soon after, she left the arena with her coach, only to return a few minutes later, and after speaking with her team—mates, it was announced she was withdrawing from the rest of the final for what was described as "a medical issue." biles stayed on to offer her support, but without her, the usa

asher—smith spoke of her upset to our sports correspondent natalie pirks.t me cry. the customary smile replaced with tears. the fastest woman in british history had been hiding a secret. dina asher—smith. just five weeks ago she had been told there was only a 2% chance she would make it to the start line after a torn hamstring. elaine thompson—herah is going to win it. and dina, she'sjust not finishing. she gets out well and couldn't hang on. out of the final and minutes later, the reigning world 200 metres champion confirmed she was out of that too, but would still run the relay. my idea for this olympic cycle was complete dominance and obviously, didn't manage it this time but obviously we have three more years until the next olympics. and i know the kind of shape i'm in, i know the calibre of athlete i am and i know how talented i am, so it's frustrating to not be able to put it out when it matters, but at the end of the day, with the cards i have been given, i did very, very well. in no way does this change anything that's going to happen in the future.

natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. in tennis, andy murray's bid for a third olympic gold is over.men's double quater—finals to the croatian duo marin cilic and ivan dodig in three sets. murray said after competing in his fourth games that if this was the end of his olympicjourney, he wanted to thank team gb for giving him some of the best memories of his life. there was disappointment elsewhere at the games in the men's rugby sevens, when britain missed out on bronze after a 17—12 defeat to argentina, finishing in fourth place. the star american gymnast simone biles has now withdrawn from a second event at the olympics. she will miss tomorrow's individual all—around final, in which she's the defending champion, after saying she needs to focus on her mental health. yesterday, she pulled out of the team event. the international olympic committee says it has "huge respect and support" for her decision, as our sports correspondent laura scott reports. commentator: the smile says it all. she loves to perform. simone biles rewrote the record books in rio. she's been the face of a genera

natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. the tennis singles competition because of injury. our sports editor dan roan is also in tokyo, where he's been assessing how japan sees these delayed, and pandemic—affected games, and watching some of the new additions to the olympics. it's images like these that organisers hope will attract younger audiences to the games. that was incredible. and on its olympic debut, skateboarding has already provided one of the stories of tokyo 2020. the tokyo local! amazing. at a scorching skate park, hometown favourite yuto horigome making history by winning the sport's first gold medal in the men's street competition, just a few miles from where the 22—year—old world champion grew up. everyone has, like, helped me, everyone texted me, like, you've got it, go for it. i'm just so happy to bring the gold to my hometown. meanwhile, how is this for an overachieving family? on a fantastic day for the hosts, japan's uta abe winning gold in the judo before older brother hifumi did exactly the same just

natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo.ered in the women's 800 metres have qualified for the final — for the first time ever. 19—year—old keely hodgkinson timed her run well to finish second in her heat. she'lljoin alex bell and jemma reekie in the final on tuesday. on her olympic debut, emma wilson has won bronze in the women's windsurfing. the 22—year—old's mother, penny way, is a former world champion, who narrowly missed out on a medal in the 1992 and 1996 olympics. and four—time olympic champion simone biles has withdrawn from two more gymnastics events — sunday's vault and uneven bars finals. she withdrew from tuesday's women's team final as well as thursday's individual all—around final, saying she had to focus on her mental health. as we've been saying, it was an historic win for team gb in the pool. great britain claimed a fourth swimming gold at an olympics for the first time in 113 years. the quartet of kathleen dawson, adam peaty, james guy and anna hopkin won the inaugural ax100m mixed medley relay in a world—r