shelley—ann fraser—pryce yet again on top of the world., but fraser—pryce was unstoppable. translation: and its a fifth title! unbelievable! _ commentator: and its a fifth title! unbelievable! _ and so some 13 years after her first world crown the athlete known as the pocket rocket had done it again. fraser—pryce has a seemingly timeless talent, as jamaica took all three medals. well, once again it's joy forjamaica. yet another world title for shelley—ann fraser—pryce, confirming her status as one of sprinting's all—time greats. for asher—smith, though, there was agony, finishing fourth. she equalled her british record but it was tough to take. it sucks. uh, so close. but you know, we've got the 200, which i'm definitely, definitely very fired up for. in the heptathlon, meanwhile, katarina johnson—thompson lies in sixth place after four events. she won't be world champion this time. but after so many injuries she said she was just glad to be out there. andy swiss, bbc news, eugene. the hollywood stars, jennifer lopez and ben affleck, have

shelly—ann fraser—pryce yet again on top of the world.ah and shericka jackson pushed her all the way but fraser—pryce was unstoppable. it's a fifth title, unbelievable! and so some 13 years after her first crown, the athlete known as the pocket rocket had done it again. fraser—pryce, a seemingly timeless talent, as jamaica took all three medals. once again it's joy forjamaica. yet another world title for shelly—ann fraser—pryce confirming her status as one of sprinting's all—time greats. for asher—smith, though, there was agony, finishing fourth. she equalled her british record but it was tough to take. it sucks. i'm... so close. but, you know, we got the 200, which i'm definitely, definitely very fired up for. in the heptathlon, meanwhile, katarina johnson—thompson lies in sixth place after four events. she won't be world champion this time but after so many injuries she said she was just glad to be out there. andy swiss, bbc news, eugene. and the quarterfinal line up for the women's euros will be completed tonight. the holders the nethe

shelly—ann fraser—pryce yet again on top of the world.ter her first crown, the athlete known as the pocket rocket had done it again. fraser—pryce, a seemingly timeless talent, as jamaica took all three medals. once again it's joy forjamaica. yet another world title for shelly—ann fraser—pryce confirming her status as one of sprinting's all—time greats. for asher—smith, though, there was agony, finishing fourth. she equalled her british record but it was tough to take. it sucks. i'm... so close. but, you know, we got the 200, which i'm definitely, definitely very fired up for. in the heptathlon, meanwhile, katarina johnson—thompson lies in sixth place after four events. she won't be world champion this time but after so many injuries she said she was just glad to be out there. andy swiss, bbc news, eugene. england came out on the wrong side of their series decider with india at old trafford, losing by five wickets. new captainjoss buttler top scored with 60 as his side were 259 all—out. in reply, india had rishabh pant to thank after his 1

her compatriot shelly—ann fraser—pryce was second. who died earlier this year. i run very emotionally. it's probably quite strange to some of the viewers, but i have to be very vibrant, happy, feeling good, feeling strong and feeling positive. 0bviously, that was impossible for half of the season. absolutely impossible. i was generally profoundly sad and working just to be ok, but to perform you need to be more than ok, you need to be 100. that was completely not possible for most of the season, i'm probably still not 100 now, but i'm still happy i got me this. sweden have suffered a blow ahead of their women's euros quarterfinal against belgium this evening. defenders hanna glas and emma kullberg have both tested positive for covid—i9. ranked second in the world, sweden are the highest—ranked team in the tournament. they were 0lympic silver medallists last year. glas and kullberg will be separated from the rest of the squad and monitored to determine if and when they can return. the winners will face hosts england in the semifinals.

also an official reaction from washington and the official representative of the white house, not prycen principle. he sent his approval of such a canadian-german decision. here, senator james e from the foreign affairs committee of the us senate very aptly said that the history of nord stream-2 last year did not teach the administration anything, unfortunately, because in fact , if everything were to repeat itself, you would remember the past year, the american administration explained the change in its approach to nord stream-2 by the fact that if it gives russia the opportunity to launch it, it will deter it from aggressive actions against ukraine. western mentality, so to speak, to the last chance to give the enemy, and in reality the enemy, the opportunity to show himself, so to speak, from the good side, to show him some hope, but this is absolutely without a promising thing. well, we know that russia shows good will only when, so to speak, the snake island is completely covered by our artillery, but here the danger is not even in symbolism, but in the fact that in fact germany st

there was no catching jamaica�*s shericka jackson, hurtling towards history, or shelly—ann fraser—prycees, this time a medal. she dedicated it to her grandmother, who died earlier this year, and how she had had to work for it. i knewjust had to run as fast as my legs were going to carry me. ijust had to hope it was enough to get on the podium, and i was so happy to have got it. i thought i got it, but let mejust see, there�*s nothing more embarrassing than celebrating without seeing it in writing. it is not the gold she won at the last world championships, but it is a battling bronze for dina asher—smith, and in such a remarkable race, that is some feat. the men�*s 200 metres meanwhile also produce something special, noah lyles becoming the third fastest man in history, 19.31 seconds as he led an american one, two, three. a truly ripping run on a night of speeding success! england will find out their euro �*22 semi—final opponents later. they�*ll line—up next tuesday against either sweden or belgium, who meet this evening in manchester. germany will play either france or the netherlands

there's no catching jamaica's shericka jackson, who was hurtling towards history, or shelly—ann fraser—prycen's 21.45 the second—fastest time ever, but for asher—smith, who came an agonising fourth in the 100 metres, this time a medal. she dedicated it to her grandmother, who died earlier this year, and how she'd had to work for it. i knew that ijust had to run as fast as my legs are going to carry me, and really pray and hope that it was going to be enough to get on the podium. and i'm just so happy to have got it. i thought i'd got it, but i was like, "let me just see it in writing." there is nothing more embarrassing than celebrating without seeing it in writing. announcer: dina asher-smith! well, it's not the gold she won at the last world championships but it is a battling bronze for dina asher—smith, and in such a remarkable race, that's some feat. the men's 200 metres, meanwhile, also produced something special — noah lyles becoming the third fastest man in history, 19.31 seconds as he led an american 1—2—3. a truly ripping run on a night of the very speediest success. andy swiss, bbc

was no catching jamaica's shericka jackson, who was hurtling towards history, or shelly—ann fraser—prycen! she gets the gold! jackson's 21.45 the second—fastest time ever, but for asher—smith, who came in agonising fourth in the 100 metres, this time a medal. she dedicated it to her grandmother, who died earlier this year, and how she'd had to work for it. i knew that ijust had to run as fast as my legs are going to carry me, and really pray and hope that it was going to be enough to get on the podium. and i'm just so happy to have got it. i thought i'd got it, but i was like, "let me just see it in writing." there is nothing more embarrassing than celebrating without seeing it in writing. announcer: dina asher-smith! well, it's not the gold she won at the last world championships but it is a battling bronze for dina asher—smith, and in such a remarkable race, that's some feat. the men's 200 metres, meanwhile, also produced something special — noah lyles becoming the third fastest man in history, 19.31 seconds as he led an american 1—2—3. a truly ripping run on a night of the very speedi

while it was a jamaica 1—2—3, shelly—ann fraser—pryce claiming a record fifth title with a championshipthe first person to win five world titles in an indicidual event. dina who won silver in the 100 metres in doha in 2019 was frustrated not get on the podium this time. it sucks. so close. we've got the 200, which i am definitely, definitely very fired up for. it is good. it was a crazy final. he had to run 10.96 to get in, so... happy with my performance, but obviously... katarina johnson—thompson is sixth after four events as she tries to retain her heptathlon world title. still looking to return to fitness after multiple injuries, but her second place finish in the 200 metres helped to move her up the standings. she's only competed in one full heptathlon since a calf injury saw her collapse to the track at last year's olympics. matt hudson—smith won his heat to reach wednesday's men's a00 metre semi—finals, where he will be joined by team—mate alex haydock—wilson. the brilliant 6a to win his first major. his 20 under parfinish beats the previous record of 19 under set by tiger woods

shelly-ann fraser-pryce, the fearless fifth world champion. thank you for watching our world athletics competition presented by asics. we will have more streami >>> bay area a man battling to both viruses at once. what a doctor says about the chances of this happening to you.>>> tragic details about a deadly shooting at a bowling alley. how the victims family is remembering him tonight. >>> what a congresswoman says is critical for the next stage of the january 6 investigation. the news at 11 pm starts now. thank you for joining us. a double dose of misery. one man says he tested positive for covid and was diagnosed with monkeypox at the same time. our reporter has the story you only see here.>>> i think covid was first. that is what made it really weird. i did not realize i had monkeypox until i started breaking out. >> shortly after he tested positive for covid at the end of june and was filling wiped out, he noticed red lesions on his back arms and neck.>> the doctor was very certain that i have monkeypox and i had both. that was the questi

shelly—ann fraser—pryce yet again on top of the world.of sprinting's all—time greats. for asher—smith, though, there was agony, finishing fourth. she equalled her british record but it was tough to take. it sucks. i'm... so close. but, you know, we got the 200, which i'm definitely, definitely very fired up for. in the heptathlon, meanwhile, katarina johnson—thompson lies in sixth place after four events. she won't be world champion this time but after so many injuries she said she was just glad to be out there. andy swiss, bbc news, eugene. australia's cameron smith produced a sensational final round to win the open at st andrews yesterday evening.. while rory mcilroy was left to rue what might have been. he had led for much of the day and some great early play saw him move two shots clear of the field and looking like ending his eight year wait for a major. but smith produced a stunning back nine, where he made a whopping six birdies, including one on the 18th to finish on 20 under par, two shots ahead of mcilroy and one clear of americ

gas pump and that is why this president is focused on taking actions that they with to take bryce pryces down. i would note, gas prices are down 25 cents. we think there is more room to bring them down. so we just have to keep working on bringing prices down but also recognize that the strength of this labor market is historic. and it gives us historic strength in navigating the challenges we're facing. >> so clearly what any white house will do is look at where people are hurting. obviously inflation, gas prices and your trying to address that. to the point that it can be controlled. also housing and rent prices, i mean people are struggling really feeling a lot of pain when it comes to actually having a place to live. how does that factor into what is happening with the economy? >> well, i think it is a great question and housing is a large part of the typical person's budget, typical family's budget. on the one hand, the incredible run-up in housing prices have been important for about 50% of americans who own homes. a big source of wealth. a typical family that owns a homes that $60,

elizabeth: here is two whoppers for pryce of one. he got cancer from oil.re was so much oil hitting windshield of the car, white mother had to use windshield wipers. he had non melanoma skin cancer before he became president. 80% of the town had asthma? you hear the rhetoric, larry? >> you know, you're right. pollster mark penn, who is actually a democratic pollster, he is an old bill clinton pollster, he makes a point in his surveys that these responses by the president and his advisors, liz, they're not believable. they have no credibility. there is no common sense. and that is why people have lost confidence in him. look, you know, on this melanoma stuff. where is that coming from? i'm like you, you know, he is a person we should be careful about all of this. i hope he gets well pro covid as soon as possible. i don't wish him ill but i think his policies are completely utterly wrong. elizabeth: you know -- >> i think the supreme court, just a quickie here, the supreme court decision, west virginia versus epa, which is really going to take out the regulat

shelly—ann fraser—pryce second. that's the level dina asher smith was up against.hank you so much. it means so much to have this, because the - much to have this, because the standard of women's sprinting right now is insane. i think everybody should be leaked out that they are top eight in the world, let alone top eight in the world, let alone top three, so i was genuinely so happy to have comfort that race. it happy to have comfort that race. it was quite a remarkable race, shericka jackson running the second fastest time ever. just give us an idea of what was going through your head down the home straight behind you. i head down the home straight behind ou. ., head down the home straight behind ou. . ,. , head down the home straight behind ou. ., , . , ., you. i am quite disciplined now when it comes to — you. i am quite disciplined now when it comes to these _ you. i am quite disciplined now when it comes to these things, _ you. i am quite disciplined now when it comes to these things, so - you. i am quite disciplined now when it comes to these things, so i - y

her compatriot shelly ann fraser pryce was second.most of the season, so i'm probably still not a hundred now, but i am still happy that i got this. the weather looks like it might affect england's cricketers in their efforts to avoid consecutive home series defeats. they're due to take on south africa in the second one—day international in around 45 minutes, but there's been persistent drizzle at old trafford. it's a period of transition for england's white ball squad, having seen world cup winning captain eoin morgan and the influential ben stokes retire in recent weeks. they lost the first series under new captainjos buttler to india. batter phil salt believes they can turn things around. decided, as a unit, we have set the barfor so many years, whether they have been in or of the squad, i don't think there is any turned up pressure in the dressing room at all. we know what we need to do, we know how good we are. it is a case of getting your chest out, crossing the line and doing it again and again because that is what made this sq

while it was a jamaica 1—2—3, shelly—ann fraser—pryce claiming a record fifth title with a championship, was frustrated not get on the podium this time. it sucks. i am... 0ver... it sucks. iam... 0ver... so it sucks. i am... 0ver... so close, but, you know, we got the 200, which i am definitely, definitely very fired up for, but... but it was good, it was a crazy final. we had to run 10.96 to get in, so happy with my performance, but obviously... great britain's katarina johnson—thompson is back in action at the world athletics championships in oregon this evening. she's currently in sixth place after four events — with herjavelin event taking place around ten to eight our time. right now... the women's marathon is underway in eugene, featuring gb�*s rose harvey, jess piasecki and charlotte purdue. also look out for world champion ruth chepngetich of kenya. ideal conditions for the marathon there, where it's about 6:30am — this race is live on bbc two right now. newly crowned 0pen champion cameron smith hasn't ruled out joining the controversial saudi—funded liv golf series. he overturn