champion neal skupski in the doubles, but the pair lost to the australian duo of matthew ebden and max purcellys she is "shocked" after being banned for four years from the sport following breaches of the tennis anti—doping programme. the former wimbledon and french open winner says she intends to appeal against the decision at the court of arbitration for sport. she tested positive for the use of roxadustat at last year's us open and an independent tribunal also found her guilty of using an unspecified prohibited substance or method in 2022 after irregularities were found in her biological passport. translation: i am shocked. i could say it is a great injustice, what is happening. i have absolutely never doped. my blood tests were negative and there were no banned substances found. only on the 29th, when a tiny amount came out in the urine test, and that was it. now i have to go to the court of arbitration and i will appeal this decision, which makes no sense in my view. i hope the truth comes out one day and i will fight to the end to prove it. finally to cycling. and sepp kuss has held on t

and dr. purcell gives you the fish, i guess, has your message. she should have it to show a see what you're so welcome. consortia. okay, take care of the last year. but in this case, is it a low didn't necessarily do the con condos, except the pin and, and i'm going to shift us health issues to to kind of show what passed pull as actually picking the notes here. go get shows unless the funny almost say movies or if i did test it. and then we have to take this and shuffle cuz you bought this is a partner patillo. just shoot us a present that guess who gets key. which of course, is a, a sofa in june. issues can fit time plaza for all of us. so i'm going to nickel. so because i saw an apple. and if i pay one minute, i can only should to petition of in prison. property should have put in a costume, plus k plus choice pushes this, i guess. okay, so i see a part of the issue of the ship to get the is this on the last page and it gives us to the point to, to ship them to go to the, to the to the long but that's, that's past the ship. it looked based on

now we are here purcell talk about the same issue. but do you know what else is happening question of pulp mainstream media's talk about this issue. that was not happening six months ago. people all around america are talking about up with the mayor of new york is talking about is one of the biggest threats to the city of new york. he wasn't talking about that six months ago. the dynamics have changed all around america every town is a border town. that is crystal clear to everyone about the white house and may be the senate. but do you know what? if we keep talking about this as part of what needs to happen to properly fund the government, how can they pass a cr that funds biden's open border process and call that a victory for anybody but washington insiders? that does not solve an ounce of the problem and makes the matters worse. continues to send across not only just south and central america, we've got people coming from over one or 50 people. people on the terrorist watch list being identified over and over again we don't know h

and dr. purcell gives you the dentist who did that as a fish, i guess is usa. see she have a tissue issue with a single butcher consortia. okay . they came to us here. in this case, is it a little didn't necessarily do the con condos, except the pin. and i'm going to ship to show shoes to show kind of show what pass the tools i should pick in. then she can fishes, unless the for me or send me is a one. if i wanted to stay. and then we have to take this and so forth. is your thought? this is the question of, of course, just shoot us a present that guess who gets key, which of course is at the front door issues can fit time to process. so i'm going to a new concept because i saw an apple and if i pay one minute, i can only should to precision of in prism property. should have posted i guess 2 plus click histories pushes this i guess. okay, so i see the show, some divinity fell upon the issue of the ship. the tool i said get that uh is this on the last page and it gives us to the to, to ship them to come started to but that's, that's past the ship. it looked based

champion neal skupski in the doubles — but the pair lost to the australian duo of matthew ebden and max purcell me and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there. the weather was a lot drier today across england and wales with more in the way of sunshine. it's felt quite fresh in the sunshine, not particularly humid there, and this was flamborough head with those sunny spells overhead. but further north and west, we had much thicker cloud in western scotland with rain arriving in argyll and bute through the afternoon. things starting to turn a little bit misty as well, and that rain is all associated with this developing low pressure. it's going to be bringing some wet and windy weather overnight, particularly to the northwest. so, some strong winds working into scotland — gales for a time here as a band of rain clears through, followed by some heavy showers. northern ireland becomes drier, but again, there could be one or two showers here and there. rain sinks southwards across northern england, north wales and into the north midlands by the end of the night. this is going to be a relatively m

jeffrey purcell, a single father of three and president of the local 3039in tappan, new york, just north of the city, which is not striking , saying he stands in solidarity with the nearly 13,000 members who are on strike. >> this used to be a great job at a working class level where you could provide for your family and provide for your loved ones. we shouldn't be in a situation where we have to live check to check. >> and again, right now, this is a targeted strike at certain locations, but more members could soon join the picket lines. reena roy, abc news, tappan, new york. >> this wave of labor action comes as california is on the brink of allowing striking workers to receive state unemployment benefits after just two weeks. that bill is now heading to governor newsom's desk. abc's seven news reporter ryan curry has more. >> health care workers, teachers, hollywood writers, california workers in numerous industries have authorized strikes or walked off the job. now the state could allow those on strike to receive unemployment money, sort of. >> the business models are changing econom

court justice, clarence thomas, onceagain is a new report by propublica reports that justiceomas purcelle group bringing cases before the supreme court. over more than 50 years, charles koch, and his late brother, david, felt one of the most influential political organizations in the united states. and basically news has not independently verified the propublica story, and thomas has not publicly commented. but these new allegations of justice thomas's participation at the coke network events come as the supreme court will reconsider the landmark 1984 chevron versus nrdc case, which sets a 40 year old precedent on the powers of federal agency. agencies. according to propublica, the coke network has long pushed to see chevron overturned. joining me now, josh kaplan, reporter on that propublica story. thank you very much for coming to the saturday show, josh, please explain the details of this reporting and why it's concerning. >> so we found that clarence thomas has secretly participated in small -- in high dollar donor events for the coke network, which as you, said is one of the most po

facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife purcell are working to eradicate human disease by the end of the century. that's their goal. the resource plan is being called the chan zuckerberg initiative in honor of both their names and it plans to use advancing computer technology to build a massive database over the coming decades. the initiative will use ai to catalog human cells and predict how they act when disease and hopefully that will unlock new insights into preventing terminal illnesses. the chan zuckerberg initiative based in redwood city is expected to be up and running next year. >> time now is a 7.50 and there's a restaurant in san francisco's financial district is calling it quits after 14 years in business. barbacoa is closing up for good. it was an italian restaurant and it was hoping that may be one, you know, business return to the financial district after the pandemic. things will be better. but that wasn't the case. the owners just announced on social media that this friday is going to be the last day that they're open. the banana republic store in san francisco's

jeff purcell, a single father of three and president of the local 3039in tappan, new york, just northwhich is not striking, saying he stands in solidarity with the nearly 13,000 members who are on strike. >> this used to be a great job at a working class level where you could provide for your family and provide for your loved ones. we shouldn't be in a situation where we have to live check to check right now, this is a targeted strike at certain locations, but more members could soon join the picket lines. >> reena roy, abc news, tappan, new york. >> a bill that would provide unemployment benefits to striking workers here in california is now heading to the governor's desk. that bill would allow striking workers to collect unemployment benefits after being on strike for two weeks. the state senate passed the bill yesterday after it was approved by the assembly earlier in the week. >> former presidential candidate and co-founder of the forward party, andrew yang, is sharing some non traditional ideas for shaking up a potential rematch between president biden and former president trump,

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lisa: [laughter] tom: joining us is thomas purcell he, chief u.s. economist at pgim.gle across the hudson. i went to go to your wheelhouse. you were talking to greg peters, which is very difficult. >> he is the best! jonathan:jonathan: you are talking to -- tom: you're talking to greg peters, and he will turn to you and ask "what about wage dynamics?" >> here is the problem for the backdrop with regard to wages. we all appreciate are performing decently but the challenges if you have real revenue that is moving sideways, which it is, and you -- which obviously is a function of the consumer who is slowing down to some extent, how do companies respond to that? how do companies respond to real revenue moving sideways? i think that is a perfect recipe for companies to go after labor, particularly if it means you will get a margin compression, which is something we have been talking about for a while. that to me is a challenge as it relates to the labor dynamic in the united states. lisa: to translate, there will be layoffs. if you see consumers pushing back on prices, the

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but clare purcell and christopher biggins are not bunking work today. well, clare's definitely not.bout to be going homeless only afterwards. i mean, you can see the temptation. christopher, can you ? you? >> oh yeah. i mean it's we've had such a bad summer , so any had such a bad summer, so any bit of sun now is just fabulous. i mean, you just want to get out there. >> but it's not sunny. eamonn was making the point. it's hot andifs was making the point. it's hot and it's muggy in the air is thick and you do anything and it's sweaty, but it's not. you know, lovely, sort of mediterranean dry sun, it? mediterranean dry sun, is it? >> no, it's better than it >> no, but it's better than it hasit's better than nothing. >> it's better than nothing. >> it's better than nothing. >> you know, there's >> and you know, there's sleepless nights are coming again, is awful. i mean, again, which is awful. i mean, we've fan our we've got a huge fan above our bed is he or she ? bed and who is he or she? >> let me ask you this . >> let me ask you this. >> let me ask you this. >> you and even it's yo

after — as part of the doubles team alongside neal skupski — but were beaten by australian pair max purcellthe spanish fa at the end of spain's win in the wold cup final. just 25 days have passed since her side were beaten in the world cup final, it seems longer doesn't it, after everything that has happened surrounding luis rubiales, after he kissed jenni hermoso. rubiales resigned earlier this week — and wiegman says it's time to celebrate the football. we should celebrate the players, the spanish players who have — who won the world cup. and we hadn't been talking about that at all. and of course, yes, we all have seen and followed the news that things are still going on. i would like to leave that now with the people that are working on that, and celebrate those players. yes, players need to be listened to and they need to... yeah, we need to move on. and, you know, the women's game has improved so much, but there's still a long way to go. i think ithinka i think a lot of people will be feeling that, aren't they, after the last 25 days? we haven't been talking about the football, have w