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in the women�*s, invincibles beat phoenix by eight wickets.llo there. there was a lot of late august sunshine to be found on tuesday. it was a beautiful day across much of scotland, as you can see from highland, but here, temperatures sat in the high teens, low 20s. now, further south and east of that, again, lots of sunshine, but it was hot and it was humid with it. in fact, suffolk saw the highest temperature on tuesday afternoon of 29 celsius. as we move into wednesday, this weather front will produce some rain, but it�*s also the dividing line between fresher air to the north and west and somewhat humid conditions continuing across much of central and eastern england. so, yes, we will see some rain, some of it heavy at times across west wales and then gradually pushing into north west england. a few isolated showers further north and west, but here it will be predominantly dry, breezy as we go through the day, but those temperatures once again sitting in the high teens, maybe low 20s. to the south and east of that weather front, our temper

phoenix have won three out of four games, as have the rockets. nine balls to spare at edgbaston. they go level top with southern brave. 0lexander usyk and anthonyjoshua goe toe to toe in saudi arabia in a rematch between the two boxers afterjoshua was beaten by the ukrainian just under a year ago in london, losing his titles in the process, butjoshua says he's ready for the fight on saturday. i have ticked a lot of boxes. my success in the ring, which i put to hard work, it ain't based just on talent. i have worked hard, ithink i have worked harder than i have previously, pushed myself in different areas, and those markers have definitely been ticked off. also the mental aspect as well, which can be overlooked as well. it is all physical, go to the gym, work hard for us to how bad one? all that type of stuff, right? i have also trained myself mentally in those boxes have been ticked, and hopefully the unveiling of it all happens saturday night. looking forward to that. _ happens saturday night. looking forward to that. that _ happens saturday nig

phoenix have won four of their first six games. originals have won three.r england's matt wallace at the european masters as he missed out on winning the tournament in a play—off. wallace was tied with thriston lawrence on 18 under after the final round but missed this putt to extend the play—off after lawrence had sunk a par. that was enough to hand the south african victory. wallace was four under on the day but it eventually wasn't enough to seal victory. remco avon—pool has increased his lead at the vuelta a espana afterfinishing fourth on stage nine. crashing before the final climb saw britain's tayo gaygan hart drop from fifth to twelfth overall. south africa's loui meint—jes claimed the first grand tour stage victory of his career by more than a minute. avon—pool�*s fourth place saw him gain a4 seconds over his nearest rival. there was disappointment for olympic gold medallist tom pidcock at the mountain bike world championships in france as he finished fourth in the men's elite cross country final. pidcock started the race 36th but did take the lead

armed trump supporters protested outside the fbi office in phoenix just yesterday just days after the january 6th insurrectionists attacked an agency officer in cincinnati, ohio. if you were waiting for republican lawmakers to condemn any of this, you'll have to keep waiting, because instead of distancing themselves from a former president now proximate to a potential espionage investigation, some republicans have just called for the espionage act to be repealed. that's their version of law and order? all the latest developments from trump world tonight on politicsnation, plus democrats taxed, climate and health care bill is no waiting for president biden's signature. a big win that has been over shadowed by a bigger scandal. shadowed by a bigger scandal can democrats fan this breakthrough with donald trump's growing legal woes to prevail in the midterm elections? it is only 90 days away, we are going to talk about all of that. we have another big. so let's begin. turning me now is congressman, mike quigley, quickly is a democrat of illinois. a member of the house intelligence committ

his birmingham phoenix side beat last season's champions, southern brave.was also the 20 year old's first ever professional century, phoenix made 176 for 4, and the brave, in their response, were bowled out for 123, kane richardson taking three wickets as the phoenix won by 53 runs. rory mcilroy says a us court's decision to uphold a ban on three liv golfers, from competing at the fedex cup play—offs this weekend is �*common sense'. the three players from the breakaway series wanted to be allowed to compete in memphis, but thejudge sided with the pga tour. from my vantage point, common sense prevailed and i thought it was the right from my vantage point, common sense prevailed and i thought it was the right decision. knowing that has happened, this lets us focus on the important stuff, which is the gulf and we can all move forward and not have that sideshow going on for the next few weeks, which is nice. with more on the us court ruling, here's our golf correspondent iain carter. this is a big week for the pga tour it starts the playoffs series, which will

in the united states is increasingly getting out of control shooting in a store in oregon, and in phoenix, unknown , opened fire on passers-by from a rifle to lovers of seafood. i'll have to revise my menu in spain for the increase in water temperature in the rivers, the mussel crop is dying. the current harvest in belarus working integration structures for the creation of vaccines behind the president's treasure was visited by the governor of the vitebsk region alexander subbotin in the foreground during the harvesting campaign in the north of the country. there, 90% of the klin's grain yield has already been harvested. on average, more than 31 centners per hectare per office to the first the governor did not come empty-handed with a traditional loaf. and this means the region has already received a million tons of grain for vitebsk and a rarity and even a feat. i want to youtube chan to congratulate on this achievement. as i understand it, there will be more than a million, because at least a little, but there is still something to clean up. how many percent of 10% is this, if the calcu

more than 12 million people under flood watches, heavy rains pummeled phoenix, leaving streets and walkwayslooded. meanwhile, a storm warning has been lifted for far southern texas, but rain from that system could spread into oklahoma and louisiana through midweek. so let's talk more about this with cnn meteorologist derek van dam. so much going on. what is catching your eye right now? >> well, some of the new flood watches that have been issued by the national weather service encompass some large metropolitans across north-central texas including dallas, fort worth, 12 million americans under flood watches as we speak. lots going on here. we're trying to get to all of it. i want you to see what's kind of the broader scope of what's happening. there's this low pressure system that's part of the monsoon that's brought the heavier rain and flooding you saw a moment ago across phoenix and into southern new mexico. it's going to combine with remnants of what was a tropical disturbance just off the coast of southwestern -- or southern texas. this system never officially got named, and that doesn

the phoenix 2 is projected to cost around $4000000.00 euros. the prototype still flies without a pilot. it steered remotely from this control point. 30 engineers and software experts attend each test flight, either fluke east. riverside is a new chapter or use copy to 1st flying is like testing the boundaries one latrice and then the next also makes you also have to be ready to take a step back in the brights and i hope to have you been treated after several hours of preparation, everything is ready. 36, electro, roaches 1st lift the aircraft vertically into the then they turn horizontally and it sets off daniel vigour and is proud of his unique concept. but some experts, the skeptical about whether the electro jet will really be able to achieve its promised 250 kilometer range. the air taxi has room for one pilots and 6 passengers. lillian hopes to start sales as early as 2025 . it's been into nerve if i'm an engineer who is it? i understand the physics behind the scenes, crafting food. when i look at it and see a flying, it's even like a mira

just a few hours flight to the north lies phoenix. this city of over a 1000000 people in the south west u. s. is as dry as dust a rapidly growing metropolis in the middle of the desert. the economy is booming and micro chip manufacturer intel is building a gigantic plant. here it is the largest private sector investment in arizona's history. $20000000000.00. really unbelievable of a where we drive around here, we just see the scope of this place. it just stretches and stretches and stretches . and it's hard to see where one plant ends on the other plant begins. and this water facility is about the size of a facility that you'd see for a small city who micro chip production requires a huge amount of old tro pure water. but intel has been expanding in phoenix for more than 25 years. anyway. why invest in the middle of the desert? we are here in the middle of the desert. it is warm there's. there's no question about it. so why build in the desert? we take many factors into consideration when we decide where to build a favorable business

but similarly sustainable implies not hybrid monica for now, the phoenix to will head back to the hangar. most it will be flying regularly over the spanish olive groves, testing the bounds of reality blue. so back on terra firma now and 2 very earthly problems. companies, especially those who produce consumer goods like food, clothes, or furniture, are always confronted with the challenge of logistics. thousands of delivery trucks, i kilometers of road every day to bring products to stores and often get stuck in traffic in the process. but switzerland may have hit upon an ingenious solution. our reporter, milltown schmidt, has the story ah, has switzerland taking inspiration from its own cheese. the smiths are expert tunnel builders. they use that knowledge to solve many transport obstacles on their mountainous roads. now they want to build another tunnel solely for the transport of goods in it's designed to relieve traffic, protect the environment, and save energy like everywhere else in the world's traffic jams, a common here that means a lot of energy gets wasted, but there's plenty o

we're in phoenix and you know what? it's like, i mean, lots of green grass and golf courses and, and the sprinkler shooting great arcs into the air at midday. exactly. i mean, that's all, it's all crazy stuff. yeah, i mean, you know, the way we're going to sustain these desert cities with really, really careful conservation and probably some new thinking about water management. me a daunting challenge in terms of scale and complexity. and the odds will everything is just getting dryer and dryer, and we need more and more water increases the water to me. and then the other problems, the supply chain of climate change of fixing. it was easy. we would have done it already. it's crazy. we are in a decades long drought, a mega drought here in the southwest. 1920 years of drought is what we've been experiencing now and drought. i always think about that as being a temporary sort of situation. really, this isn't just drought, this is a read. if occasion, this is, this is a permanent state moving forward for this part of the wo

let's take a step back to the gate. phoenix 2 flies unmanned and is remotely controlled. one by lit 6 passengers and a range of more than 200 kilometers. that's how these flying dikes is aimed to compete with cars and chains, especially in urban areas, is been into no, i'm an engineer. i understand the physics behind the aircraft to you when i stand next to it, i'll see it flying and i hear how quiet it is. and the way the whole team built it to operate safely. even for me, it's like a miracle. this looks like seizures when the time. another miracle william needs is to achieve the ambitious goal of making more than 5000000000 euros worth of seals in just a few years. daniel ligand has been heavily criticized due to these kinds of promises, but that hasn't damped v gans ambition on so long twisting in miss your, our long term vision is that we want to make regional flights sustainable light as well as making them accessible to as many people as possible, the prototype has successfully completed around 30 test flights in spin, and its software is still being adjusted in the

and that's not a specific chapter down there in phoenix. the worry is when a date comes, when a specific politician, with a big megaphone like donald trump or marjoie taylor greene says, this is the day, that's what we worry about. until then, you have to worry about these lone wolf style attacks where people do what they did in senate last week. when you get it ratcheted up to this level, you can't stop everybody. they are just -- there are tons of people who are extremely angry and don't want to plan anything. they just want to go shoot something up, which is what that guy did last week. >> so is there anything that can be done to shore up the security around our law enforcement and fbi agents? >> i think we can be a bit more preemptive. one of the challenges and one of the things that wasn't solved after january 6th was how do we monitor open source threats on social media? the individual that showed up at cincinnati, at the fbi field office was very clear about his intentions on social media. the trail was quite significant. and same th

we're in phoenix and you know what? it's like, i mean, lots of green grass and golf courses and, and the sprinkler shooting great arcs into the air at mid day. exactly. i mean, that's all, it's all crazy stuff. yeah, i mean, you know, the way we're going to sustain these dancer cities with really, really careful conservation and probably some new thinking about water management. me a daunting challenge in terms of scale and complexity. and the odds will everything's just getting dryer and dryer. and we need more and more water increases sir. water demand. and then the other problems, the supply climate change and fixing it was easy. we would have done it already. crazy. we are in a decades long drought, a mega drought here in the south, west. 1920 years of drought is what we've been experiencing, you know, and drought. i always think about that as being a temporary sort of situation. really, this isn't just route. this is a rid of vacation. this is, this is a permanent state moving forward for this part of the world to

in the women's, invincibles beat phoenix by eight wickets.hland, but here, temperatures sat in the high teens, low 20s. now, further south and east of that, again, lots of sunshine, but it was hot and it was humid with it. in fact, suffolk saw the highest temperature on tuesday afternoon of 29 celsius. as we move into wednesday, this weather front will produce some rain, but it's also the dividing line between fresher air to the north and west and somewhat humid conditions continuing across much of central and eastern england. so, yes, we will see some rain, some of it heavy at times across west wales and then gradually pushing into north west england. a few isolated showers further north and west, but here it will be predominantly dry, breezy as we go through the day, but those temperatures once again sitting in the high teens, maybe low 20s. to the south and east of that weather front, our temperatures again on the high side, 25—30 degrees, and it will be very humid with it as well. now, as we move through wednesday evening, into the early

us from phoenix is sarah porter. she is a water policy director at the arizona state university institute for public policy. sarah, tell us about this headline of a drastic situation with the colorado river. what is it like. what is the water level like right now and what is happening? where are these conversations in arizona and the surrounding states? guest: this is the second year ever in the seven states sharing colorado river water that we've had a declared shortage, and this year, going into 2020, this is going to be deeper than they were in 2022. we are preparing for deeper cuts. more important, across the basin, everyone acknowledges that the steps we have in place, including substantial deliveries, it will enter next year and not be sufficient. we have to figure out a way to leave a lot more water in the system, so lake powell, one of the big reservoirs, or california and arizona, nevada and new mexico, they will not crash, and the levers won't it so low that hydropower cannot be produced by those stands or

phoenix have won three out of four games, as have the rockets.lexander usyk and anthonyjoshua goe toe to toe in saudi arabia in a rematch between the two boxers afterjoshua was beaten by the ukrainian just under a year ago in london, losing his titles in the process, butjoshua says he's ready for the fight on saturday. i've ticked a lot of boxes. my success in the ring, which i put to hard work, it ain't based just on talent. i've worked hard, i think i've worked harder than i have previously, i've pushed myself in different areas, and those markers have definitely been ticked off. also the mental aspect as well, which is something that can be overlooked as well. because we're just going through the process, right, physical? it's like, go to the gym, train hard, put all the work in. what's your purpose? what are you doing it for? how bad do you want it? all that type of stuff, right? the mental side. so i've also trained myself mentally and those boxes have definitely been ticked, and hopefully the unveiling of it all happens saturday night. look

armed protesters outside the fbi office in phoenix, and new threats against agents. maryalice parks and aaron katersky are standing by with the latest. >>> also tonight, a gunman opens fire on a bus near jerusalem's western wall. at least five americans are wounded. a pregnant woman shot in the stomach. her condition tonight, as well as her baby's. the father shot as he protected his son. and what we're learning about the alleged gunman. >>> flooding fears. parts of the country that are desperate for rain are now bracing for dangerous floods. rob marciano times it out for us. >>> salman rushdie recovering. the author, now off a ventilator after the vicious stabbing. we speak with a second victim, and new information about the suspect. >>> fleeing the fighting. ukrainian families desperate to escape the battle near the country's largest nuclear plant. >>> we're in afghanistan, one year after the taliban takeover. tonight, the youngest victims of this economic crisis. every baby in this hospital is malnourished. our ian pannell, who was there when the country fell, is

birmingham phoenix women beat welsh fire by 19 runs at sophia gardens.re's plenty more from the hundred on the iplayer. he is coming to the party! just like that, that is beautiful. they have all deserved a pat on the back. what a week the british number two dan evans is having in canada — he's in action in the semi—finals of the canadian open in a few hours' time — facing spain's pablo carreno busta. evans came from a set down in the quarter—finals to beat the american tommy paul — continuing his impressive run of upsets at the tournament, which also includes wins against the seeded andrey rublev and taylor fritz. when i got a head, i really took it to tommy and that has been a sort of my way throughout this week so far. and i went about it in a good way, i was fired up and i thought it was a good battle between me and tommy. i know him pretty well, he is a great guy and it was cool to have a good battle with him in such a good arena. emma raducanu will face the 23—time grand slam champion serena williams for the first time tomorrow. the pair have been

claudia ramos en phoenix nos dice que la decisiÓn de exigir mayores sacrificios de los residentes enalmente histÓricos. claudia: en el lago mit las consecuencias a son evidentes, ciudades como phoenix dependen de este espacio de agua que estÁ al 27% de su capacidad. por eso los residentes son cautelosos con el uso de agua, pero ahora que la oficina de recursos hÍdricos de estados unidos va a imponer recortes en el suministro de agua, arizona, nevada y mÉxico, lo tendrÁ que ser aÚn mÁs. >> la verdad nomÁs para ayudar en lo que podemos nosotros, a usar menos agua. claudia: el plan del gobierno es mejorar y proteger la sustentabilidad a largo plazo del sistema del rÍo colorado que abastece 40 millones de residentes en el suroeste del paÍs, es una fuente importante de agua para los agricultores, quienes estÁn temerosos en el futuro. >> deberÍan tener alguna soluciÓn. la verdad nos afectarÁ a todos. claudia: para el 2023 arizona, nevada y mÉxico van a sufrir cortes de agua, nevada perderÍa un 11%, mÉxico perderÍa un 7%, pero arizona se lleva la peor parte, perdiendo el 21% de su cuota anu

his birmingham phoenix side beat last season's champions, southern brave.ere bowled out for 123, kane richardson taking three wickets as the phoenix won by 53 runs. rory mcilroy says a us court's decision to uphold a ban on three liv golfers, from competing at the fedex cup play—offs this weekend is �*common sense�*. the three players from the breakaway series wanted to be allowed to compete in memphis, but thejudge sided with the pga tour. from my vantage point, common sense prevailed and i thought it was the right decision. now that that has happened, this lets us focus on the important stuff, which is the golf and we can all move forward and not have that sideshow going on for the next few weeks, which is nice. with more on the us court ruling, here�*s our golf correspondent iain carter. this week is a big week for the pga tour it starts the playoffs series, which will culminate to the championships at the end of this month. the golf series is been under way in have three tournaments of four and there are three players who are eligible for these playoffs

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. >> the phoenix organization was created by riley novak when she was only a sophomore in high school>> heartbeats is a youth-let organization dedicated to creating meaningful connections between the refugee community and our volunteers. i think it is really important when a refugee arrives in the u.s., we acknowledge that they were not able to bring their instruments with them. many of them could only bring one suitcase, so just knowing the emotional benefit that playing an instrument has on someone who is a musician, and i know the relief i get when i play my instrument, being able to give that to someone else is really important. >> the guitar was donated by a local musician. >> music was almost like a mindless activity that i just kind of was going through the motions on. i know for a fact the timing of meeting heartbeats and donating my guitar restart -- three-sparked -- re-sparked my passion for music. i like the idea of welcoming people that are just coming from wherever. >> i was very feeling good because i have never had a guitar of my own, and this guitar gives me the feelin

there is a ton of rain down into phoenix north phoenix. it's moving west, though, but there have been some flooding on. i 17 there's been a lot of reports has about 1 to 2 inches around. looks like it's now moving fast out of the area, but some of that, starting to head in the southern california and also up the sierra and boy, was it active yesterday. mark leave ill 5500 ft beautiful little area, but they had about two and a quarter inches of rain. in two hours. there were two readings of a half inch of rain in 10 minutes that caused all sorts of problems as you might imagine, debris flow, and chp said large boulders in the road. not only that late yesterday afternoon evening, reno got lit up. they had an inch and a quarter at 1.22 inches of rain in one hour , and they also had a point. oh one yesterday, giving him now 1.23 for the month of august, making this the fourth wettest august in reno's history, and it's only the fourth the wettest is 1.65 and 1965 fog. sun high clouds for us mostly sunny. maybe some. partly cloudy isn't some hig

, phoenix in on some rain about 1/10 of an inch of rain in phoenix. of that lifting northward. where does it go up this year and closed towards town, 60 seventies and eighties low clouds. fog sunny, nice, breezy at times think it'll pick up as that low inches closer towards it. lot of fifties upper fifties or low sixties. i mean, the city is now 62 sixties for men, including east bay temps clayton's in their walnut creek , martinez, hercules, take your put alameda 62 hayward 62. dublin says. hey, we're 60 to the low willie jett northward that should allow behind the four corners to gradually lift back towards the west to start a slow warm up. but may also increase a lot of that monsoon cloud covered lots out towards sacramento. if you're in lake county and napa county, solano contra costa. you can see those clouds off in the distance. sixties seventies eighties on the temps, maybe a little bit warmer starting thursday, especially inland but really, just near averaged only slightly above you guys. okay steve. thank you. tom is 5 41 were already focused

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phoenix mercury were about to begin their shootaround when the sentence came down.wn the punishment and less than nine hours later, they had to take the court against the suns. they linked arms in solidarity. they were hugging, wiping tears and the crowd was too. they began to chant bring her home. mercury star skylar hit said it was hard to focus on the game having watch what had their teammate had been through. >> this is our real life friend, real life sister. so imagine in your real life sister or friend was out here. i don't expect everybody to give a damn, but we really do. we're still supposed to play this [ bleep ] game. nobody even wanted to play today. how are you supposed to approach the game, approach the court and with a clear mind and the whole group is crying before the game. because you try to honor here and you try to come out and still play hard for her. >> the las vegas aces and dallas wings also locking arms in solidarity before their game last night. the wnba and nba putting out a joint statement on griner's is he tense saying it was unjustified