is going to be gold for maisie - summers-newton! simmons outside the medals. at summers-newton!home — summers-newton! simmons outside the medals. at home in _ summers-newton! simmons outside the medals. at home in northampton, - summers-newton! simmons outside the medals. at home in northampton, some| medals. at home in northampton, some of newton's family were ecstatic. it's just a bit unreal at the moment _ it's just a bit unreal at the moment. it isjust absolutely amazing _ moment. it isjust absolutely amazing. it wasjust moment. it isjust absolutely amazing. it was just unbelievable. wasn't _ amazing. it was just unbelievable. wasn't expecting it at all. it was 'ust wasn't expecting it at all. it was just kind — wasn't expecting it at all. it was just kind of exciting to know how she swims — just kind of exciting to know how she swims the race on the breaststroke leg we knew how she was --oin breaststroke leg we knew how she was going to _ breaststroke leg we knew how she was going to come forward but we weren't really— going to come forward but we weren't really expecting i

if you remember newton's law. not that newton. this newton. not that newton. this newton. there we go. whew! that went over really well. isaac newton said that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction like my nightly massage therapist forces come in paris. this is fear and response to it fear. the bullet shortage is so bad gang bangers limit shootings to bystanders who are not vaccinated. as fire arm sales jumped by 20 million last year, the ammo started running out. firearm instructors are cancelling courses so we are practicing with this. >> a new generation of super soaker. twice the caliber. >> greg: yes, if you are surprised, you must be surprised by sun rises or tax days or how dumb joy behar is. >> [applauding]. >> greg: that gets applause. anyone with half a brain could see this coming. or half a brain in total. the run on guns is a direct response to a fear. it's no different than the sale increase in plywood after the riots. the media will get you worked over any imaginary crisis. growing violent crime, you hear crickets. it's the media denial tha

newton of course thought time was like an arrow. once you fire the arrow, the arrow never deviated forward, backward are two distinct realms of time. einstein comes along and says not so fast. not so fast. time is a river. a river that can speed up time is a river the new wrinkle on all of this the river of time has whirlpools. the river of time and fork fork into two rivers giving us the possibility of the great physicist looked into this question that wormholes through space are allowed under einstein's equations. he had doubts about going through time. but space, yes. he believed wormholes could in fact go through the fabric of space. so the question is, is time travel possible? there is a wrinkle in all of this. the equations say perhaps but to do it you do not need a delorean that simply not possible. you need a blackhole. the energy of a black hole. that is what it takes to rip the fabric of space and time. to turn time into a pretzel it takes energy beyond comprehension. so, sorry about that. now there is another problem with

now, john newton is known to you, if not by name, then by something he wrote because john newton was a slave ship captain who wrote one of the most famous hymns in all of world history, something called "amazing grace." and there's a story about amazing grace out there, which goes like this. that john newton was working in an ungodly calling, the slave trade, and that he had a visitation from god, and that he left the slave trade and then later wrote "amazing grace" as an act of penance. well, it's a nice story but that's not how it happened. john newton did have a christian conversion while working on a slave ship, but he continued to work in the slave trade for several more voyages. in fact, he got a promotion to captain. he went as a devout christian to west africa, he completed that voyage, he did it again, he completed another voyage, he did it again. he completed that voyage, he was going for a fourth slaving voyage, all the while writing letters to people saying, well, i do have a godly calling now, as he was carrying people into this killing bondage, but then before that four

please welcome my newton!e ] ♪ >> rupaul: we've got to tell everybody -- we're cheating, actually. >> we are a bit. >> rupaul: because we're really -- we're friends. >> we are. >> rupaul: ha ha! >> i'm trying to figure out, how far do we go? >> rupaul: let's get the business out of the way first. >> let's do that. >> rupaul: we're going to talk about "reminiscence." >> that's good. >> rupaul: we've already said it, it's on hbo max -- >> psychological thriller. [ laughter ] >> rupaul: you know, you're always in psychological things. >> something frickin' psychological. >> rupaul: what is it about you? psychological. >> i know. it's got something to do with my psychology, really. >> rupaul: well, probably. but you know, you always handle heavy material. because you can go deep in the acting thing, right? >> yeah, we've talked about this. >> rupaul: yes. >> what is it, what's wrong with me? >> rupaul: well, no. we're both scorpios. >> yeah. [ cheers ] has a lot to do with it. >> rupaul: do you ever have to hide y

today's physicists are on an adventure to combine isaac newton's law of gravity and motion with the more recent discovery of quantum mechanics and elbert einstein's relativity which as of yet have proven to be incompatible. succeeding on this endeavor would ultimately tie all of the forces in the universe together into one beautiful equation that would unlock the deepest mysteries of space and time and that is the story of this book. the professor of theoretical physics at the city college of new york he is the cofounder and continues einstein's search for the theory of everything that unites under a single theory. he's the correspondent for cbshy this morning, host of science fantastic an exploration and many educational to tv shows on bbc and the discovery channel. welcome to today's program. >> that is such a great introduction. i can't wait to hear the speaker myself. i am a research physicist but i also work with bbc television and the discovery channel and i get to interview some of the greatest minds of science and philosophy. every time i interview these people i ask them the key

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both newton baker and john j. pershing weren't worried about this because they believed the war was going to carry on at least until 1919 but of course the war ends in november of 1918. now you have some problems. and there have already been some problems brewing underneath the table. during the war, some people had made money hand over fist, making out like bandits. and while real wages in the united states had increased, they had not kept pace with inflation. to just give you an idea, the 1919 dollar was worth only 45 cents of the 1913 dollar. and between 1913 and 1919, the cost of living had risen by 99%. so if you were the average american worker, even though you're taking home more money, that money is buying less and less stuff. the minute that the armistice is declared, the government is calling all of its defense contractors and cancelling their war orders. as we see here, this is going to lead to a huge spike in unemployment and also a decline in wages. so this is becoming very sketchy on the home front.

newton is now subject to so-called reentry testing. a requirement for only unvakts nighted players during which he will not be allowed in the team facility until returning five-straight days of negative tests. now, it's complicated these days. meanwhile, in texas, the dallas cowboys added another three plays to the covid list making it a total of five players and coaches now sidelined by coronavirus as the team moves meetings to a virtual format as a precaution. >>> and while the cowboys announced 93% of their players are fully vaccinated, the minnesota vikings have called in an expert to address what is reportedly the lowest-vaccination rate in the league. the team hosted renowned epidemiologist, dr. michael osterholm, yesterday to speak to players who are hesitant about receiving a shot. >>> turning now to major league baseball and the boston red sox hosting the texas rangers. we'll pick it up at the bottom of the 11th inning. the game tied and boston with the bases loaded. >> announcer: three two coming. this game is over. deep to r

thanks to the scholarship of my friend michael newton who is also speaking today at another location, michael is a scholar of alexander hamilton and has written not one but two books on hamilton. hamilton the formative years and discovering hamilton, and what michael has been able to demonstrate with primary source evidence is that 9/so of the artillery were not at the battle of white plains, so there's a nine out of step chance then that hamilton was not there, and furthermore, neither henry knox, his commander nor george washington who mentioned hamilton or his unit by name, okay? now this we do know for sure. hamilton first full-fledged compart. he's not just shooting at two ships in the risk you know, and a can no explodes near him later. this is full combat now, and as the grandson of an artillery officer at gauda canal. my grandfather was a career marine, i can appreciate how traumatic this must have been. he was at rutgers. this is brunswick, new jersey, the queens college campus. wasn't known at rutgers just like columbia was formerly known as king's college. my charming wife

like, for instance, the law of gravitation or newton's three laws of planetary motion, right? but these laws of physical nature, they were absolutely -- they were, they are absolute. they are universal. they apply throughout the whole universe. and they are permanent. and as a result of these discoveries, the discovery of these scientific laws of nature, moral philosophers in the late 17th and then into the 18th century began to look or try to discover certain moral laws of nature. right? so when the declaration refers to the laws of nature and of nature's god, it is referring to moral laws of nature. right? if you remember, go back to web of the very first classes when we read john adams' diary, the young 21-year-old john adams writing in his diary about the things that he was learning as an undergraduate at harvard college, right? what he learned is that in the universe, right, according to newton's laws, that entities, things, physical things out there in nature, have an identity. and that identity is absolute. in addition to having identity, because it has identity, it is

michael newton and other scholars were able to prove alexander was not born in '55. he was born in '57. think of where you were at 20. were you helping washington as his chief of staff. could you have risen in battles as many times as he could. most of them are in their early 30s. note on the screen, 19th aide-de-camp already. there was a lot of turnover. there's a wonderful book by a local author named arthur lefkowitz about washington's 32 aids to camp. hamilton serves as aide to washington from 1777 to april of '81. that's four years. quite a stretch, a very colorful stretch filled with frustrations and all kinds of peaks and valleys so washington at that point has headquarters set up not far from here at jacob arnold's tavern on the green. not the famous tavern on the green. there's a sign there for it as you probably know if you've been there and unfortunately the arnold's tavern burnt down in 1918. a fire. washington typically had five aides and/or secretaries. secretaries were probably doing most of the writing side of things. aides were also doing writing, bu

first we have newton baker, the secretary of war. now, when the united states enters the war, one of the first things that the wilson administration does is mobilize the national guard. state and local officials are now concerned that once the national guard is gone, they no longer have heavy muscle to deal with civil disturbances. so to deal with this, newton baker on his own passes this doctrine of direct access, and what that says is at any point in time, a state or local official can go to the nearest army post and ask the army officer in charge for details of soldiers to help the deal with domestic disorders. now, there's a problem with this. the first of all is the constitution in the insurrection act lays down very specific steps that the president, not the secretary of war, the president must go through before he can put american troops on american streets. oh, by the way, he's also directly contravening, the posey act which keeps american soldiers from being used as a police force domestically. the postmaster general, albert

she's not going to shoot, you know, you're going to get some of the mostly for the . 6 with newton the media and they said, but nobody gave you a lunch. yeah. you get 3. i mean yeah, i was just delivering that that you're no longer. yeah, yeah. oh, saturday until office 13 he plays accordion and valid leica studies. judo and math . but singing is what he does best paper forms complex, syllable, sustained cars. second person chance his teachers say he was kissed by god. ah, ah me, you know if you're buying most because you move motion multiple stories, a new vehicle. do you think you should, you need to do what you all use spoken with right now, but i was to change my shoes or seeing that you're ready. it's pretty, pretty live in your door to door and you just would just go with them to the fish now or a kid when you're national or do you go to school with them and then it gives you to that consists of the people before the little girl, sophia, is going to like adults, and she's worked in this field since she was 6. she started at a fashion house enough where she learned about design an

yes, that's maisie newton summers, and it's_ yes, that's maisie newton summers, and it's the _ yes, that'sn the 200 metres individual medley and going from _ the 200 metres individual medley and going from the heat into the final in sixth_ going from the heat into the final in sixth position and she has tough competition from around the world as well as— competition from around the world as well as her_ competition from around the world as well as her team—mates, so it's grace _ well as her team—mates, so it's grace harvey and maisie, who both went faster— grace harvey and maisie, who both went faster than ellie did in the heats— went faster than ellie did in the heats this morning and the ukrainian has qualified the fastest from the heats _ has qualified the fastest from the heats this morning, breaking the world _ heats this morning, breaking the world record and the paralympic recont — world record and the paralympic record. we will also see qian ego again— record. we will also see qian ego again who — record. we will also see qian ego again who got a 400 metres medal in the freestyle a

she knows that way you could get together with the with newton. you mean you have a family that nobody didn't go to you? yeah. you see good. pretty good. are you getting the visit of just vehicles before delivery you're no longer. yeah. oh said again. so office 13, he plays accordion and valid leica studies, judo and math. but singing is what he does best performs complex syllable, sustained cars, 2nd pass, and chance his teachers say he was kissed by god. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, me young, you know this is your most because that if you move motion multiple stories and you and see what do you think you should have been you thank you for watching. melissa only is spoken with right now, but i need to change my door. she pretty, pretty late. can i get that over to your sandwich or a new system which asked for redress. and now when you do national mean sonya, even if you go to school with this thing, then it gives you to the concert. this is the newest people i'm going to be for the little girl. yes . go to like adult. she's worked in this field since h

and anotherfor maisie summers—newton, just 19, but already a double paralympic champion.tor showing some less than fancy footwork. but he is into the table tennis final. just imagine what he will do if he wins it. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. 22 goals are coming up on match of the day after the news. if you'd like to know the results, then stay right there. liverpool and chelsea were both looking to continue their winning start to the season but it finished 1—1 at anfield. chelsea played half the game with 10 men. there were also draws at aston villa, newcastle and west ham. manchester city thrashed 10—man arsenal 5—0, their biggest win over the gunners, who are now bottom of the table. everton and leicester also won today. hibs and hearts are still level on points at the top of the scottish premiership. both won today, as did motherwell. it's the old firm match tomorrow. england's cricketers beat india by an innings and 76 runs at headingley to level their test series. it's now 1—1 with two matches left to play. adam wild reports. in leeds, they came ready for a carnival

that report is going to 22-year-old rookie mac jones cam newton posting on his twitter saying don'tl sorry for me just thanking his fans for his support but don't feel bad the brady-belichick saga, brady goes to tampa bay. you think no way i just love t. >> it was a tough position for him to come into for sure. >> very high expectations. we'll see what the next chapter brings >>> meantime's disappointing data and increase in crackdowns. and does zoom reallyave hno competition. that's all coming up in rapid fire in just a moment. if you're 55 and up, t- mobile has plans built just for you. whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliable 5g network. like 2 lines of unlimited for just $27.50 a line. only at t-mobile. it's time for rapid fire and joining me today to break down the headlines, kate rooney and michael yoshikami and a third might join us momentarily, which plays into our discussion about zoom anyhow, first up data in from china showing signs of a contracting economy as the crackdown in publicly traded company sho

britain's maisie summers—newton won her second gold with victory in the 100 metres breaststroke, andg won gb�*s first athletics gold in the 100 metres final, while sophie hahn defended her 100 metre title. earlier, there were incredible scenes in the velodrome, as the track cycling came to a close. three gold medals and three world records — with husband and wife neil and lora fachie winning titles within half an hour of each other. there are days that are good in a relationship, and there are days like today— relationship, and there are days like today which we will never ever forget _ like today which we will never ever forget lora— like today which we will never ever forget. lora put the pressure on, she broke — forget. lora put the pressure on, she broke the world record in the qualifying — she broke the world record in the qualifying. and then she managed to win the _ qualifying. and then she managed to win the gold in her final as well. we obviously hope this would happen, but for— we obviously hope this would happen, but for it_ we obviously hope this would happen, but for it

newton will not say if he's been vaccinated, calling it too personal.id his own covid battle set him back, making it harder to learn the playbook. >>> and an 80-pound cougar found in a new york city apartment. police helping to remove the cougar allegedly kept illegally as a pet in the bronx. the owners surrendering the 11-month-old cat, taken to the bronx zoo. >>> when we come back tonight, the americans jumping in to help. coaching. new workouts. and screening for colon cancer. yep. the american cancer society recommends screening starting at age 45, instead of 50, since colon cancer is increasing in younger adults. i'm cologuard®. i'm convenient and find 92% of colon cancers... ...even in early stages. i'm for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider if cologuard is right for you. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't ju

this is where maisie summers—newton trained in northampton.ning. another gold medal to add to the list. ~ . , ., winning. another gold medal to add to the list. ~ ., winning. another gold medal to add to the list. ~ . ., winning. another gold medal to add to the list. . . ., to the list. was a race that was, wasn't it? _ to the list. was a race that was, wasn't it? i _ to the list. was a race that was, wasn't it? i was _ to the list. was a race that was, wasn't it? i wasjust _ to the list. was a race that was, wasn't it? i wasjust incredible. | to the list. was a race that was, l wasn't it? i wasjust incredible. a wasn't it? i was just incredible. a stunning performance. just amazing, really. one of the most exciting races i've seen for the long time and to come back and see the world record go and to get a paralympic final with a world record it doesn't get much better than that. it is important _ get much better than that. it is important to — get much better than that. it is important to say, _ get much better than that. it is important to

. - [narrator] cam newton.eisman trophy winner, college national champion, and first overall 2011 nfl draft pick. - when football season comes, i'm gonna be be the most prepared player ever. - [narrator] the nfl quarterback says he's come a long way since his rookie year. - you really didn't know how to lose when you first got to the nfl. - i was so young and like a raging lion coming into like a meat house. - [narrator] born just outside of atlanta, newton explains his obsession with football at a young age. - now i went to sleep, dressed to the tee and ready to for my football game the next day,. - [narrator] and shares the ups and downs of college ball. - how much consideration did you give to quitting football then.

another figure, alexander heritage newton. and his image here, this is in the collection at the library. newton also wrote about his experience in the war, as well as his enslaved experience, as well as helping people through the underground railroad. and he says, i was born under the regime of slavery, a free child. my mother being a free woman. my father was a slave. so that in my family, i learned what slavery was firsthand. i longed for an opportunity and the power to play the role of moses on behalf of my people. so in terms of that, and just the poetics of language and writing, helps guide even the pose of his image, as we see, and he's on the left. and we see that experience. he also writes about the experience of the colored asylum in 1861. we all know during the time -- this was burned down in new york, and this battle about black people, that whites were joining the war, fighting the war and blacks needed to be a part of this experience and wanted to be a part of this experience. there was a soldier by the name of ja

along with his co—worker, played by thandiwe newton, he helps clients recover their memories, whether or just find their keys. that's actually how nick meets may, by played by rebecca ferguson, a glamourous singer who disappears out of nick's life as quickly as she appeared. nick's search for her takes him in a dangerous and emotionaljourney. this has a great cast, and there are some fun ideas for fans of time—twisting tales, but sadly, the film just doesn't come together. both the dialogue and narration feel mannered and unoriginal. and while this eventually subverts some well—worn cliches, it does so very late in the day, so for most of the film they feel like exactly that — cliches. and by inviting you to recall everything from westworld to blade runner, reminiscence comes up very short in comparison. all you have to do is follow my voice. it's in cinemas now. we'd like to formally welcome you to japan. 0k, are you saying the same thing he said or is that to...? 0k, first of all, we would like to... to him, yeah? yes. ..formally accept your invitation to your country and show you a

simmonds fifth in the individual medley, summers—newton a glorious first.s. five years ago tully kearney was told she would never swim again because of injury. but she defied her doubters in breathtaking fashion. after silver in yesterday�*s 200 metres, it was gold in the 100 in a new world record. itjust doesn�*t get any better. sensational swim for tully kearney! and there was yet another gold for great britain, for a paralympic legend. more than two decades after his debut at the games, sir lee pearson made it title number 12 in the para dressage on breezer, a horse he bred at his home in staffordshire. it was, he said, "as emotional as his first gold medal," adding, "it�*s fairy tale stuff." yes, what a day for the british team and what a day for sir lee pearson at the age of a7. he just keeps on winning. i can tell you there have been even more medals for the british team, a bronze for george wilson in the para— dressage and a gold for piers gilliver in the fencing. he won silver in the fencing. he won silver in the fencing at rio five years ago and ha

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but as paula newton explains, it doesn't work both ways. >> reporter: it's official now.pite the rising incidents of the coronavirus in the united states, canada has now reopened its border to fully vaccinated americans and u.s. residents. that is the first time in more than 16 months, and there are family reunions and americans who haven't seen their canadian properties in months. they can now cross at the land border. what's interesting is that the biden administration has not reciprocated. if you are canadian and you are traveling for non-essential reasons, you can't cross at the land border. although in what has functioned more as a loophole, canadians have been able to go to the united states by air since the pandemic started. canada itself is now dealing with what can that's top doctor says is the beginning of a fourth wave, with a level of vaccination in canada is now so high, that many public health officials say it is time to safely reopen the border, and that begins with fully vaccinated americans, fully vaccinated international visitors should be able to enter

also grace harvey and macy summers newton macy summers newton will also be going in the 200 metres individualr gold medal from rio and pick up another gold medal and will be seeing the reigning champion in the 500 metre time trial. kadeena cox. she will have tough competition from canada. can she pick up another gold medal here in tokyo ? we will have to wait and see. to football — there were just three ties in the league cup second round tonight but there were goals galore. a great response from arsenal after their difficult start to the premier league season. they looked to get their campaign up and running against championship side west brom. with a comfortable 6—nil win. arsenal captain, pierre—emerick aubameyang with a hat—trick on his first start of the season, before goals from nicolas pepe, bukayo saka and alexandre lacazette helped to seal the win away. elsewhere, newcastle lost out to fellow premier league side burnley, it ended 4—3 on penalties at stjames park, with a debut to remember for goalkeeper wayne hennessey. and southampton secured the biggest away win in their history as

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in the pool, there was gold for the mixed relay team, and another for maisie summers—newton — just 19a double paralympic champion. but the celebration of the day belonged to will bayley. the former strictly competitor showing some less than fancy footwork, but he's into the table tennis final — just imagine what he'll do if he wins it. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. look forward to seeing that one. they've been foiled in their attempts to bring in harry kane, as well as cristiano ronaldo, but today manchester city needed no help in the goal department. they fired five past a hapless arsenal side today — who've made their worst start to a season in 67 years. jess softley reports. five goals from four different players. who says manchester city need a striker? they didn't waste any time today. city ahead after just six minutes. poor defending left arsenal wide open as an unmarked ferran torres had them 2—0 up with just 11 minutes on the clock. there are two ways to deal with pressure. he wasn't the only one who saw red as the referee sent him straight to the dressing room. left with ten m

paula newton is live near the border in canada.e pretty simple, right, for americans to travel into canada. what's that process like now? >> absolutely. think about it. people would go over just to get milk and bread and gas. this border was closed for nearly a year and a half. during 9/11, it was only closed for two days. i know people who lined up behind me here in cornwall, ontario, they lined up at midnight to get in here. a lot of family reunions. let me tell you what it takes. you have to be fully vaccinated and you have to download an arrive app. get the upload, proof of vaccination there, and you have to have a negative test. rapid tests won't do. you need to have that lab con confirmed pcr test. starting today, this is the first time really that those unvaccinated, those 12 and under who are with their parents or guardians and can't get vaccinated, they're going to be allowed in here without having to quarantine. i think you know writ large those family reunions are going on at this hour. as a relief really to both sides o

paula newton, cnn, ottawa. >>> the u.s.to passing the massive $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill. after months of negotiations the final hurdle to passing the bill was cleared on sunday when 18 republican senators joined democrats to end debate. a final vote is expected on tuesday. the bill features $550 billion in new federal spending on roads, bridges and passenger and freight rail along with funding to expand broadband internet access. and earlier i spoke with natasha lindstat about the significance of this for the biden administration. >> well, this is definitely incredibly significant because the u.s. senators have been very much in line with trump on most things. this is an opportunity for them to break with trump. and we think there will be about 20 senators that are willing to do so. and this is one of the key policies of the biden administration. he really wants to get this infrastructure bill passed. it is popular, and i think that is also why you have senators breaking rank with trump and deciding to vote with bid

reminds me of how isaac newton discovered gravity... while on meth. (as newton) "no, no, no, hear me out, what if there's this invisible force that makes everything in the universe attracted to everything else in the universe! hey, we should record a concept album! about elves!" ( applause ) >> got to be heavy metal. >> stephen: then let's clean the castle with a toothbrush! ( laughter ) in other covid news, people vacationing at national parks will need to pack a lil' something extra, because the park service announced that all visitors must bring a face mask. that's new. up till now, the only thing you had to bring was the false belief that you were going to enjoy hiking for three days. ( laughter ) "why didn't anyone say that hiking required walking? and the whole thing is outside? why? don't say scenery, okay? i seen it from the car window. you're talking about walkery." it's not just visitors. everybody, including employees and contractors, will have to wear a mask inside all national park service buildings and even in crowded outdoor spots. well

it is not just her going for great britain full toss also grace harvey and lacey summers newton willdividual medley. everyone might think that ellie is down for gold, but actually maisie has been chasing allie's tail for a while now, so we will have to see you comes out on top. he will also be elizabeth marks from australia will be chasing them down. it is anybody positive mental tomorrow in that 200 metres individual medley. —— anybody�*s medal. moving onto the equestrian, sophie wells is competing for the first time at these games. she is helping to continue with her gold—medal street from rio and pick up another gold medal at these games, and in the velodrome, we will be seeing katina cox going to the first time. she is going to have tough competition from canada. can she pick up another gold medal here in tokyo? we will have to wait and see. rachel latham reporting there from tokyo. plenty to look forward to. the first day of the the third test against india could not have gone any better for england. remember, they went one down in the series at lord's after a chastening defeat

in the pool, there was gold for the mixed relay team, and another for maisie summers—newton — just 19the celebration of the day belonged to will bayley. the former strictly competitor showing some less than fancy footwork, but he's into the table tennis final — just imagine what he'll do if he wins it. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. the latest from liverpool v chelsea in a moment. but first — they may be on the hunt for a new striker. no harry kane in their ranks, and certainly no cristiano ronaldo. but manchester city had no trouble finding the back of the net today. for the second week in a row — they won 5—0 at the etihad. this time it was arsenal on the receiving end of a thrashing, as pressure mounts on their manager. jess softley reports. five goals from four different players. who says manchester city need a striker? they didn't waste any time today. lk i going to one made it look too easy, putting the city ahead after just six minutes. poor defending left arsenal wide open as an unmarked ferran torres had them 2—0 up with just 11 minutes on the clock. there are two ways to deal