. >> paige miller opened up the magic toybox back in pacifica in 2021. plans for the shop started before the pandemic but many of the twists and turns that come with owning a new business have been shaped by covid-19. still, he has never strayed away from the mission that keeps them going each day. >> i miss the nostalgia and the magic feeling of being able to go to a toy store or a place that was meant for kids or a place where kids could walk around and see and touch. >> a mix of toys new and old, paige loves having a variety of options for boys and girls of all ages. >> the toys that you had as a kid, the kids will love them just the same. >> parents enjoy seeing the toys they loved available for their children or adults. many of his customers are buying gifts for themselves. >> one of the things i told my customers is kids don't change. >> early into his run as a small business owner, paige is helping step up to help organize this year's fog fest is vice president of the board. >> being involved in fog fest was very important to me because it really

paige loves having a variety of toys for boys and girls of all ages. >> the toys that you had as a kid that you played with, kids will love them. >> parents enjoy seeing the toys they loved available for their children. many of the customers are buying gifts for themselves. >> one of the things they tell a lot of customers is kids don't change. >> early into his run as a small business owner, paige is stepping up to help organize this year's fog fest. >> getting involved was very important to me because it really is pacifica 's biggest community event. >> not only does it generate a lot of sales for him, rivaling what he makes for a weekend in december but it also matters more now that he has a family. paige's wife grew up here and they're raising a son together. >> i want to make sure fog fest keeps happening and i want to make sure it is positive for everyone. >> keeping up a proud tradition while hopefully helping parents and children create new memories together. >> this is how kids learn. if you want to be involved with your kids, play with them. that is the biggest thing. >> the

, paige. >> paige, sure, yeah. >> jimmy: matt damon said this. gambling, "he's the unluckiest guy at a table by far, i sat there and watched him lose 25 straight hands of blackjack in a row." [ laughter ] >> it's true. unlucky or just stupid. [ laughter ] >> well, at least you're unlucky at something. >> yeah, exactly. >> i would say you're doing pretty good at everything else. >> julia, all of us were in -- we stayed at -- the bellagio, i think. >> bellagio, gorgeous hotel. they didn't know what hit them. >> literally like a bunch of 8-year-olds got in. >> yes. rebels run the palace. it was terrible. >> my pal richard, who you know, is an actor. richard came to visit. >> yes. >> we stayed in these rooms at the bottom of the casino. we didn't have a -- we had a roll-away bed. >> for richard. >> for richard. we were all up drinking and talking. pitt was there. pretty boy damon was there. all that. richard falls asleep on his roll-away bed. >> whilst we're all chatting. >> we're talking. >> we're having a little cocktail party around him and his co

paige miller opened up the magic toy box in pacifica back in 2021. plans for the shop started before the pandemic, but in the last two years, many of the twists and turns that come with owning a new business have been shaped by covid-19. still, he's never strayed away from the mission that keeps him going each day. >> i miss the nostalgia and the magic feeling of just -- being able to go to a toy store and a place that was meant for kids. and a place where kids could walk around and see and touch. >> reporter: a mix of toys new and old, paige loves having a variety of options for boys and girls of all ages. >> toys that you had as a kid that you played with, the kids will love them. just the same. >> reporter: and parents always enjoy seeing the toys they loved available for their children, or adults. many of his customers are buying gifts for themselves. >> one of the things i tell a lot of customers is kids really don't change. kids stay the same. >> reporter: early into his run as a small business owner, paige is stepping up to help organize this

but paige has seen some significant lows. he says he's fought back and is now determined to give back. i made some mistakes in my life, but i got myself together and i'm been been on the straight and narrow for the last four, four, four, four and a half years. and we just doing the right things here at the vine and getting everything going in the right direction, keeping the kids off the street, helping the kids. you know what i mean? training kids. my dream is to be a world champion trainer. this is a place, they say, to give support and be supported. we have kids here that wouldn't talk when they first started, they couldn't jump rope. and now they're sparring. so yeah, it's a huge change. we've seen kids. it's a place for the next generation of difference makers , ceili coaches, the all girls class. yeah, i wouldn't say it's a man's world, right? but it's definitely a more men in the sport. so that's why i'm teaching them to teach them confidence that even though you're a girl, you can still fight. just as just as better,

. >> lawrence: he and his wife paige join us. thank you. you banged on the front of your car. no, you should see what i do to it. >> steve: i was talking to him about how hard it is, just step aside a little bit so we can see. it is hard to get in there. when your husband gets in the chair in his office, tell me about the anxiety. >> depends on the track we're at. pretty confident in his abilities, i have a nervous excitement. >> steve: what is your favorite track? >> people will think this is crazy, i love to watch daytona and talladega. >> ainsley: you are having a baby, you have scarlet and are having a baby. >> steve: you are probably hungry, you are eating for two. >> thank you. >> steve: explain how you have teamed up with kings hawaiian. >> slider sunday. nascar races are on a lot of sundays, we have slider combinations. paig dllte has my favorite, pretzel. this is ham and swiss. we will make one. >> steve: let's make it, chef. >> this is really simple here, we have some rolls. we have melted butter in here. put it on top and put ham

paige miller opened up the magic toy box in pacifica back in 2021. plans for the shop started before the pandemic, but in the last two years, many of the twists and turns that come with owning a new business have been shaped by covid-19. still, he's never strayed away from the mission that keeps him going each day. >> i miss the nostalgia and the magic feeling of just -- being able to go to a toy store and a place that was meant for kids. and a place where kids could walk around and see and touch. >> reporter: a mix of toys new and old, paige loves having a variety of options for boys and girls of all ages. >> toys that you had a kids that you played with, the kids will love them. just the same. >> reporter: and parents always enjoy seeing the toys they loved available for their children or adults. many of his customers are buying gifts for themselves. >> one of the things i tell lot of customers is kids really don't change. kids stay the same. >> reporter: early into the run as a small business owner, paige is stemming up to help organize this year'

so now ruby on his face hangs in the balance with even the spanish football association, calling paige resignation. but the anger here in spain is about much more than one man's behavior. the wilcox, it's about sexism in society. in general, i'm structural policies and women sports. even he play with the hand in his resignation, immediately the the long time issues with no quick fixes. are they plenty of really unfair that we are leaving the one of these they ask for when women, maureen, women, because we are not doing anything but then we are just saying, we only serve to be about to be honest. well, i've seen that these person, these really chick on the other for the reason i was president because i'll walk you these was inappropriate, is present for or for jamie and also for, for the 8 the front of the queen. so this is not acceptable to so he, so be released from that. but i don't think he's, he's a creepy no, a sex of creaming. correct. can you click on the main thing for it to be just thrown into the room and for something that we need to solve the hollywood actor strike means ma

so now ruby alice bates hangs in the balance with even the spanish football association, calling paige resignation. but the anger here in spain is about much more than one man's behavior. the wilcox, it's about sexism in society, in general. i'm structurally the policies in women, sports, even the play with the hand in his resignation, immediately the, the long time, issues with no quick fixes. because everything is really unfair that we are leaving the store when we were being women. because we are not doing anything. and we are just anything we only serve. we only serve about to be honest. well, i've seen that these person needs really to think she says she can't be on the contrary . so let's press the because whole walk, see these was inappropriate, expressive for, or for jamie, and also for, for the 8 the front of the queen. so this is not acceptable as well. so he, so be released from that. but i don't think he's a, he's a creepy no, a sex of creaming. correct. can you click on the main thing for it to be thrown into the room and for something? no to a longer head turtle has been

or so now ruby on his face turns into balance with even the spanish football association, calling paige resignation. but the anger here in spain is about much more than one man's behavior. the wilcox, it's about sexism in society, in general, and structural policies in women. sports. even he play with the hand in his resignation, immediately the, the long time issues with no quick fixes or they find is really unfair that we are leaving the last 4 weeks because we are not doing anything. and we are just about to be honest. well, i've seen that these birds so nice really. she said she says she can't be on the contrary. so let's press it. because i'll walk you this was an appropriate as present 4th book for jamie and also for, for the 8 the front of the queen. so this is not acceptable as well. so he, so be released from that. but i don't think he's a, he's a creepy no, a sex of creaming. correct. you click the on demand for it to be thrown into the room and for something no as there is an upset and basketballs world cup lafayette has done defending champion in spain. and the 2nd round, le

but paige has seen some significant lows. he says he's fought back and is now determined to give back. i made some mistakes in my life, but i got myself together and i'm been been on the straight and narrow for the last amount, four, four, four and a half years. and we just doing the right things here find and getting everything going in the right direction, keeping the kids off the street , helping the kids. you know what i mean? training kids. my dream is to be a world champion trainer. this is a place they say, to give support and be supported. we have kids here that wouldn't talk when they first started, they couldn't jump rope and now they're sparring. so yeah, it's a huge change. we've seen kids. it's a place for the next generation of difference makers. kaylie coaches the all girls class. yeah. i wouldn't say it's a man's world, right? but it's definitely a more men in the sport. so that's why i'm teaching them to teach them confidence that even though you're a girl, you can still fight just as just as better, if not e

but paige has seen some significant lows.ays he's fought back and is now determined to give back. i made some mistakes in my life, but i got myself together and i'm been been on the straight and narrow for the last amount. four, four, four and a half years. and we just doing the right things here at find and getting everything going in the right direction, keeping the kids off the street, helping the kids. you know what i mean? training kids. my dream is to be a world champion trainer. this is a place, they say, to give support and be supported. we have kids here that wouldn't talk. when they first started. they couldn't jump rope and now they're sparring. so yeah, it's a huge change. we've seen kids. it's a place for the next generation of difference makers. ceili coaches, the all girls class. yeah i wouldn't say it's a man's world, right? but it's definitely a more men in the sport. so that's why i'm teaching them to teach them confidence that even though you're a girl, you can still fight just as just as better, if not eve

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it's founding de kim's only one hosted at high levels, delegation from china trip to the parade east paige to expand and strength and times the best facing in moscow. lead is expected to have trouble to rush off for tubes with them if to, to end on weapons supplies. of these 10 people have died and several others are missing. off the heavy floods hit pots of grease hundreds more, have been rescued from flooded villages, electricity, gas, telephone and internet lines. a down shopping to say, it could be months before they can reopen. jumpstart police reports from cottage, so or under the constant buzz of helicopters, the 500 and 21st. and the readings battalion prepared to rescue people stranded in the village of the motor affair. they were surrounded by 2 kilometers of water. some of it a story high, but they went, the 1st rescue is on the sea. locals broke the fishing boats and ferried people out to waiting tractor trailers, which local farm has brought here. and those they rescued told tales of low english to give you a good good. but as it was started for 2 days on the 1st story of a ha

the european commission president arrives on the island of land. paige was out with italian prime minister george. i'm in the name of 5 rides. government just a naval blockade of north africa, of to record influx of my grandson, the italian out, the post in the middle of the mentors to rainy and also coming off. olivia's prosecutor general opens an investigation in.

i've got installed the end of the twin t, washington level to paige and left the country and done it. humanitarian circumstances, as the outcome state budget was taken over by the binded administration around $1000000000.00 us dollars are estimated to be frozen on the telephone. government is desperate for funds to solve the needs that have a much don't the american military departure. meanwhile, china has beat engaging couple on multiple joint economic projects leading to afghanistan is a slow recovery until the tyler bonds interest. well, that's a cross that live now to say to our university chair, professor vicks ago, many things, but when it goes on the program, it just took us through the main reasons behind the rapidly developing biological ties between china and that's done histone thank you very much. for having the china and i'll get this done boulder with each other. we share a comfortable there for about 100 kilometers long and therefore it is absolute vein, china its own interest to see peace and stability and development prevail. e. i've got us that not ever sees, talked

george and paige with their paintings of 11-year-old pippa, a terrier.ait of 8-year-old cali, a bulldog/boxer mix. all of these dogs are at homeward tails animal rescue. and these novice painters are hoping to find them homes. the nonprofit draw for paws, their grandpaws initiative, created in 2018 by an 8-year-old named scarlet. she died of a brain tumor one year later, but her family continues her work, drawing and painting pets for donations. 700 portraits and counting. tonight, they've now raised more than $100,000 for shelters and rescue organizations, and now, they're painting to find them homes. right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: one of the painters, chuck kraus. >> i've enjoyed working with draw for paws. our big hope is these dogs will be adopted. >> david: and tonight here, we're happy to report some very good news. >> hi, david. >> david: the little girl who started it all, scarlet schwatko, tonight, her mother, robin. >> i have really exciting news that bo was adopted. so, my big hope now is the same hope that scarlet always had. s

chris paige, bbc news on lough neagh.e old bailey accused of murdering her. urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik were remanded in custody. the court heard that sara sharif had a "constellation" of injuries some of them old, including a brain haemorrhage and multiple fractures. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is outside the old bailey. it will be six weeks on thursday since sara sharif was found dead at herfamily home in woking on the 10th of august. the court heard she had suffered this constellation of injuries, including a broken collar bone, multiple rib fractures and a brain haemorrhage. when she was found dead on the 10th of august, it became clear herfather, found dead on the 10th of august, it became clear her father, stepmother and uncle had left the country, along with her five siblings. they returned last week, but without the five siblings and having appeared at magistrates on friday, today, urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik appeared at the old bailey where they were told the

this shared workspace in brixton in south london, what higher interest rates mean for students like paige is fewer landlords entering the rental market and more selling up as their mortgage costs jump and rents rise rapidly. after her landlord sold, she's given up finding a decent home to rent and moved back in with her parents. with the competition out there and what you get for your money in london, it just wasn't worth it. you would see a shoe box room or a double mattress literally in a room with no floor space for upwards of, like, £800. gerald, who runs the workspace, is also a landlord who said he had more than 80 applicants when he tried to let out a local flat for £1500 a month. the trouble for him was the mortgage payment had jumped in the past two years from around £550 a month to more than £2000. the only way to raise the rent by that much is to let it out on airbnb. it is a shame that we lose a property on the market that could be serving a local housing needs and now having to offer it people here on holiday. what has changed the picture for the bank of england is the figure

and even at this level, rates affect notjust borrowers, but renters like paige, too.d rents surge. yeah, skyrocketed because i moved . into my last flat just a year ago, l and i think the average was around £700. - but nowadays, you're looking - at a grand to share with strangers, so it's skyrocketed for sure, yeah. for those in the housing market impacted by ever—rising borrowing costs, today will be some relief, but it's far from the end of the matter. faisal islam, bbc news. the hikes in interest rates over the last few years followed a decade of historically low borrowing costs, and have been keenly felt by many people. our cost of living correspondent colletta smith reports from a mortgage brokers in selby in north yorkshire. interest rate announcements didn't used to be this nerve—racking. in fact, they have | decided to hold... gasps but for everyone here, it's been a pleasant surprise. it's going to be good news for once to tell people. anyone sat on a tracker or a variable today, with today's news, they are going to be glad that their payment is not going up

shared workspace in brixton in south london, what higher interest rates mean for young people like paigend rents rise rapidly. after her landlord sold, she�*s given up finding a decent home to rent and moved back in with her parents. with the competition out there and what you get for your money in london, it just wasn�*t worth it. you would see a shoe box room or a double mattress literally in a room with no floor space for upwards of, like, £800. gerald, who runs the workspace, is also a landlord who said he had more than 80 applicants when he tried to let out a local flat for £1,500 a month. the trouble for him was the mortgage payment had jumped in the past few years from around £550 a month to more than £2,000. the only way to raise the rent by that much is to let it out on airbnb. it is a shame that we lose a property on the market that could be serving our local housing needs and now having to offer it to foreigners here on holiday. today the bank of england decided to hold its official interest rate — the first time it�*s done that since 2021, after ia hikes in a row. what has ch

paige: here they come. so, before colby, rufus and otis can transition into their new homes... eric: yay! good job otis! narrator: ...they'll need to meet face-to-face with their future furry family members.

. >>> joining me now, susan paige, tim miller and senior politics reporter, jonathan allen.first to you. that was iowa retail politics. what we love. we love to be out there. and it's football, of course. politics at its best. talk about the role that governor reynolds can play, if she chooses to endorse. a strong second place finish in the caucuses would be good enough. >> i was jealous. the tulane game, not as much action there. kim reynolds helps for sure. she is popular. her being there with desantis is a sign for him. he's trying to coalesce this establishment side of the trump party. the pre-trump side of the republican party. that split-screen, of donald trump, being treated like a celebrity, like a star, like a former president. that grosses me out. i would prefer the people booing him. but you cannot ignore the reality. donald trump was treated like a star. desantis was not. he is wearing a vest. it looks awkward. it isn't a good head-to-head for him. and it encapsulates the problem he's had, getting outside of donald trump's shadow in iowa and throughout the primar

. >>> microsoft is teaming up with digital pathology provider paige to create the world's largest ai system to identify cancer. the company said the artificial intelligence model is being trained with millions of images to identify common and rare cancers. the goal is to help doctors with large case roads and are short staffed. >>> women's soccer in spain are going on strike. the players union said the strikes are in response to the conduct of the federation's president, who has been suspended for forcibly kissing a player at the end of the world cup medal ceremony. the union is also seeking better pay for the players. kelly, back to you. >> tyler, thank you very much. i'll see you soon. >>> coming up, the u.s. is sitting on one of the largest lithium reserves in the world. but nasa isn't too keen to share the wefalth. jane? >> reporter: hi, kelly. i'm in the middle of nowhere, but it could be a very profitable somewhere for lithium. but nasa says hold on, this area is unique and important. i'll explain why, and the tension between the two when we meack. coach saban, this goat done t

. >>> a surge of migrants arriving in new york city all in need of housing and support that caused paige issues for local officials. our shimon prokopecz shows us what they face when they get here next. >>> last night we brought you striking images of a camp in central america. still thousands of miles from the u.s. but hoping to ultimately cross the southern border. this was the morning then they set out for one of the most dangerous areas toward the border, a stretch between columbia known as the dearrien gap. according to data for august collected by syracuse university, new york dealt with more than twice the number of migrant cases as the next most inundated city. our shimon prokopecz spent a day with some of the migrants as they try to figure out what is next. >> reporter: wearing a new york baseball hat jorge describes a treacherous journey to the united states from ecuador. [ speaking non-english ] through rivers and over mountains, he says, now finally ending in new york. >> this is your son. >> a clean bed, new clotel and a hot meal for his family. his children alejandro and ge

chief white house correspondent peter alexander, nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali, susan paige, usa today washington bureau chief, former senator heidi heitkamp and an in a annie carney. condolences are pouring in. what are we hearing. >> reporter: one of those moments where all party politics are put aside, jose in remembrance of this trail blazing senator, dianne feinstein of california. you mentioned there the remarks that chuck schumer gave, getting choked up in the chamber. there were many of her colleagues who took to the senate floor to remember her. lisa murkowski of alaska saying that this is a woman who joking she probably would have appreciated the recent legislating around the dress code. feinstein always coming in, dressed to the nines, whenever we saw her here in the senate halls. her colleague mitch mcconnell, the top republican in the chamber, saying that there's the word often thrown around in washington and no one really means it that way. but for him and his wife elaine chao, he was friends with dianne feinstein and her late husband. now, though, they get to

we are joined by jim messina and usa today's susan paige. i'm getting right to your comments.rs. i almost spit my coffee out. why are you so confident in biden's chances for re-election? >> well, look, i spent most of my august break getting calls from panicked democrats who ruined my vacation, so i decided, sara, to just look at the data and pretend we never heard of joe biden or donald trump and just look straight at the data about the misery index about unemployment and various statistics that really prove who is likely to win presidential elections and when you look at the data, joe biden has a much better chance than donald trump to win the presidency. it doesn't mean it won't be close because it absolutely will. it doesn't mean trump can't win, because he can, but i wanted to give real data to folks who say if you were playing poker you'd much rather have biden's hand than trump's. >> what is it with the hand wringing? we see this a lot with democrats. a lot of hand wringing that they do in the lead-up to these elections. >> democrats are historical panicers, and i count

contributor and host of "the katie phang show," lisa rubin, msnbc legal analyst, also with us susan paige, washington bureau chief for "usa today." katie, let's talk about the big, big takeaways from this report. including the fact that we're talking about the possibility of 39 names on there. >> yeah. so, the way that we want to look at this, jose, it is broken down into sections. and what we want to do is when you're walking through it and viewers walking through it, you're going to see each roman numeral is a section that addresses what the special grand jurors thought was a crime that was in violation of a georgia statute was committed and by the people that they think committed these crimes. so when you look at each section, it will take the relevant statutes and discuss the votes and that's important too because this is what you call complete transparency with this judicial system. we may not know the names of the special grand jurors and that will remin confidential and for good reason. with regard to the january 2nd, 2021 phone call from president trump to brad raffensperger, the

but paige has seen some significant lows. he says he's fought back and is now determined to give back. i made some mistakes in my life, but i got myself together and i've been been on the straight and narrow for the last amount, four, four, four and a half years. and we just doing the right things here at find and getting everything going in the right direction, keeping the kids off the street, helping the kids. you know what i mean? training kids. my dream is to be a world champion trainer. this is a place, they say, to give support and be supported. we have kids here that wouldn't talk. when they first started, they couldn't jump rope and now they're sparring. so yeah, it's a huge change. we've seen kids. it's a place for the next generation of difference makers . ceili coaches, the all girls class. yeah, i wouldn't say it's a man's world, right? but it's definitely a more men in the sport. so that's why i'm teaching them to teach them confidence that even though you're a girl, you can still fight just as just as better, if

and paige never said that he had met with him on his most recent visit. >> mister chairman, i appreciate the fact that you gave him a chance. you're going to get your questions. the republicans are going to be squeezed. i think the gentlelady's time is expired. we'll now go to the gentlelady from -- appreciate your answer. we understand we are headed. the gentlelady from missouri is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. st. louis and i are here today to set the record straight about this political investigation, conducted on behalf of the twice impeached, twice indicted former white supremacist-in-chief, donald trump. from the start, this entire investigation has been an attempt to undermine the findings of the mueller investigation, and to strike the people of this country from donald trump's corruption. that's why it began just days after the release of the mueller report. and that's why four years later, an amateur how much my colleagues across the aisle claim otherwise, the durham investigation did not exonerate mr. trump or any of his associates. mr. durham, i'd like to briefly

vice chairman ideal doctor paige again for hosting this. >> senator kelly. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i thank you all for being here today to discuss this critical issue that faces too many americans. that kerry not only physical but also medical effects or families but also high costs for folks that live with diabetes. and president nygren, great to see you here. good to see you again. and thanks for being such an important voice on this issue. i spent a good amount of time on the navajo nation and under all the index and diabetes has on our tribal communities. we've got 22 tribes in the state, and this disease has dire consequences. there are a lot of individuals that are suffering from this, and many are members of your tribe and the other tribes. and i know endo you've wd to impress upon the federal government the importance of the special diabetes program for indians. could you talk a little bit more in-depth about that, the impact it is set on the navajo nation and tell us why it's so important that congress reauthorize this program before it expires at the end of sept

so paige and jack, woody's so to paige and jack, woody's parents, our deepest condolences are in our. >> the people's channel. >> the people's channel. >> britain's news . >> the people's channel. >> britain's news. channel >> britain's news. channel >> welcome back. it's just gone 37 minutes after 3:00. this is gb news. we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua. now, as we have been discussing, the g20 in india, which has been taking place over the past few days, some notable names were absent, namely chinese leader xi jinping and also russian president vladimir putin and what has the g20 ever actually achieved? now these countries are vastly diverse and have different and competing interests. so perhaps the most significant thing to mention from the current summit is the joint declaration , which is the joint declaration, which included a statement on ukraine, an it denounced the use of force for territorial gain , but for territorial gain, but actually stopped short of directly criticising russia and ukraine, said that it was nothing to be proud of. so in the annual meeting of th

you know, i find it unacceptable that your organization is paig out these lavish bonuses even in the face and to the criticism of your own work force. many other members have pointed out that the operating losses, customer satisfaction, overall service is not doing so well and i live in the northeast corridor. i actually like traveling on amtrak. but i do find that this is unsustainable. going forward, do you think executives in companies that operate at a severe loss and declining customer satisfaction should or would typically receive bonuses in our economy? mr. gardner: congressman, first off, the incentive program, again, encouraged by congress and all the entities that provided us guidance here, the g.a.o., the o.i.g. are triggered to improvement. we are improving financial performance. we are improving customer service scores and improving amtrak controlled delays. that's how we achieve benefits. again, our losses are coming down compared to the numbers you quoted. we worked over a decade to achieve a break even result, something the company had never been able to do for 50 yea

now rob paige and his team want to start a new chapter.dly violating anti—doping rules. now atjuventus, italy's national anti—doping tribunal said pogba returned a test with elevated levels of testosterone last month. a statement released by his agent says the player never intended to break the rules. the french international has three days to produce a counter analysis. tom curry will attend a disciplinary hearing later today, following his red card in england's opening rugby world world cup match against argentina. curry was sent off for head contact in the third minute of england's opening game of the tournament. an initial yellow card was upgraded to red by a new review system. he is likely to face a two—game ban if he completes world rugby�*s coaching programme on tackling. we were touching on the atmosphere generated as part of the davis cup a little bit earlier. we know that is what makes this competition so unique. the unionjacks will be out. you can imagine the cheering, the chanting. there are going to be 13,000 fans on here for

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