our sports editor dan rowan caught up our sports editor dan rowan caught up with tom dean this afternoonic games on the 200m freestyle! tom, good to see you again. congratulations on everything that's happened in the last couple of days. how do you reflect on it now? the last two days have been like a whirlwind, like i can't even begin to explain, my phone's blowing up, all these amazing messages — so, so kind from everyone back home, everybody who stayed up to crazy hours in the morning to support. even now, it's not really sinking in, i woke up this morning, i looked at these two gold medals, and i thought, you know, they're actually mine, so it's amazing. and then to follow that up with the relay, i mean, how wonderful was it to have that as well and to get a second? honestly, you couldn't even write this, i was saying to my sister on the phone the other day, this is a dream come true. the four guys i shared the podium with were, you know, the four best guys i could possibly imagine. commentator: tom dean and duncan scott _ just delivered gold and silver. how did you rate your chances

amanda: that was marc rowan, apollo's cofounder and ceo. of the hour, blackstone entering a strategic agreement with aig, acquiring some of its assets. day wilson has the details. dave: what we are talking about here is blackstone buying a 9.9% stake in aig life and retirement business for $2.2 billion. on top of that, they will manage assets for that business, starting at $50 billion, moving to something like $92.5 billion. the other piece of it has to do with affordable housing, as aig describes it, multifamily developments. blackstone buying these properties for $5.1 billion. it is understandable. blackstone is basically a real estate firm at this point. that is the biggest chunk of their revenue, more so than private equity, more so than other businesses. it's a matter of expanding into an area where they have concentrated over time. in terms of aig, they are looking to separate their life and retirement business, targeting an initial public offering. the ceo said in may it was the optimal path forward for that business. they want to fo

nevada's governors declared a state of emergency rowan county.erson prepared to evacuate as a member the fire protection district. >> when we got our own family settled, we made sure we had our radios and the things we needed to respond to any medical emergencies or fires. >> the tamarack fire started as a lightning strike july 4. it is 4% contained. crews expecting a full containment by august 31. >>> northwest of that fire, the largest wildfire in california continues to burn. the dixie fires threatening thousands of homes and businesses, most along lake alman or. there are 14 mandatory evacuation zones at 180,000 acres, the dixie fire is 20% contained. the national weather service said smoke from the dixie and tamarack fire's is causing unhealthy air quality of her much of the sierra this weekend. >>> there's a sign of how bad the drought is in california. farmers could be the one to take the brunt. the state water resources control board put out an order that would keep farmers from tapping into the state's rivers and streams. isld os it boec

he says help is urgently needed to prevent economic rowan.nflation is soaring as the currency hits new lows, putting thousands more people into poverty. canada is getting its first indigenous government general. she is an inuit from northern come -- quebec. tropical storm al set has been upgraded to a hurricane as it barrels toward florida. the national hurricane center is warning of damaging winds and heavy rain. it will make landfall wednesday. former u.s. police captain eric adams has won the primary vote for new york city mayor. he defeated catherine garcia in a poll. he is favored to win note -- the november election against the republican nominee. next is inside story. stay with us. ♪ they were close allies until recently. saudi arabia and the uae are in of that or from oil to politics. the two are on conflicting paths. what is behind the breakdown and what impact will it have on the region? this is inside story. ♪ gate d -- ♪ >> hello and welcome to the program. saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have been working for many years

rowan scarborough: yes. yes. lamb: where did you find that?scarborough: well, when i was interviewing rumsfeld's friends, one of them just mentioned, by the way, i think he and dan rather own property together in new mexico. so i said that's an interesting tidbit. dan rather is not a particular ally of republicans and rumsfeld is a life long republican. so i called rumsfeld's aide, and he said to me, i think that's an urban legend. i don't think that's true. two days later, he comes back and says, yes - they own a ranch together in taos, new mexico. so they met during the nixon administration when rather covered the white house, and they've just remained friends, very close friends, ever since.(video ends) rumsfeld: you want the facts? lamb: yes, sir. rumsfeld: the facts are these. i didn't know dan rather, and we were not close friends. our children went to school together in washington, d.c., and our wives were close friends, and dan and i became friends. i - it was not because he was covering the white house. i was in government, but i didn

rowan scarborough: yes. yes. lamb: where did you find that?scarborough: well, when i was interviewing rumsfeld's friends, one of them just mentioned, by the way, i think he and dan rather own property together in new mexico. so i said that's an interesting tidbit. dan rather is not a particular ally of republicans and rumsfeld is a life long republican. so i called rumsfeld's aide, and he said to me, i think that's an urban legend. i don't think that's true. two days later, he comes back and says, yes - they own a ranch together in taos, new mexico. so they met during the nixon administration when rather covered the white house, and they've just remained friends, very close friends, ever since.(video ends) rumsfeld: you want the facts? lamb: yes, sir. rumsfeld: the facts are these. i didn't know dan rather, and we were not close friends. our children went to school together in washington, d.c., and our wives were close friends, and dan and i became friends. i - it was not because he was covering the white house. i was in government, but i didn

studio: that was our sports editor dan rowan and we will be speaking to him a little later for an update is still 1—1, by the way —— dan roan. our midlands correspondent sian lloyd is in solihull for us 110w. sian lloyd is with fans in solihull — are they disappointed sian? england fans across the country remain on tenterhooks as the semi final continues. sian lloyd is with with some fans in solihull — what's the mood like there? jack grealish was brought on there was of course huge excitement here, as this is where he is from. the weight is not over for fans. as this is where he is from. the weight is not overforfans. this is how they have been enjoying evening here so far —— the weight is not over. arriving for what they hope will be a night to remember, members of the sports centre in solihull glad to be back together. 150 members have booked in to watch the match here, excited for what could happen at wembley. although this mother and daughter didn't quite make it to the capital. my husband and son are at wembley, but we've drawn the short straw, we are here enjoying the game, watchi

it happens to be memorial day. -- rowan is working he needs to do the restroom. he knows that there's a restroom available for his use in the segregated city in the downtown drexel building on upper floor. he walks over to the drexel building towards the elevator being operated by young sarah page something happened on the elevator. we don't know exactly what it was something that caused the elevator to jerk or to lurch -- rowland bumped into or brushed up against sarah page. she overreacted and began screaming. he was frightened the elevator landed back in the lobby. he fled sarah page distraught exited the elevator. she was comforted by a store clerk. from renberg's a local store. she told him her story of being assaulted on the elevator. he was concerned understandably. he called the police. sarah page would later retract the original story or we can't that story. she refused to cooperate with prosecutors who had arrested -- roland and charged him with the attempted assault. that might have been the end of the story had it not been for the intervention of a da

manus: apollo's mark rowan speaking in the latest installment of our investment talk series.4:00 p.m. london time. microsoft kicked off the 2021 conference. the ceo satya nadella spoke with emily chang on the cloud company offerings to how cybersecurity is adjusting his thinking. >> in hybrid work, the real currency or the real need is flexibility, that means more options for how to get to your software, your files. we are excited about this new category we announced, the windows 365. for example, we are all getting ready to welcome interns. a way for them to have pc that is available in the cloud, which means it is easy to provision, easy to secure. in the pandemic, some of the software engineers, industrial engineers had real issues because they wanted access to the most sophisticated computer capabilities. now they can have that in the cloud. they can do that on the home computer or a corporation issued computer. we are really excited. emily: i know you're are focused on giving your partners the most powerful technology and tools. you're also giving teams customers more fe

dan rowan was watching the action.familiarfeeling for team gb, third triathlon medal today in the inaugural mixed team event, that this time gold. with each athlete having to complete 300 metre swim, 6.8 kilometre bike ride and two kilometre run, britain's bid got off to a good start beforejonny brownlee extended the lead in this his third and final olympics. team gb still had the two medallists from the individual lamps to come. after a bronze and silver in his previous two games, brownlee finally emulating his brother and claiming gold. it’s emulating his brother and claiming old. �* , �* ., emulating his brother and claiming old. 3 �* ., ., gold. it's something i've wanted to do a lona gold. it's something i've wanted to do a long time- — gold. it's something i've wanted to do a long time. i've _ gold. it's something i've wanted to do a long time. i've chased - gold. it's something i've wanted to do a long time. i've chased that. do a long time. i've chased that rain for a long time. see my brother achieve it twice

i was sports editor dan rowan reports. and it's damn sure! it all started so well.hey suffered the cruelty of an all—too—familiar fate after. losing once again on penalties. a tournament which had lit up the summer ending in tears. as the team left their hotel this morning, to reflect on what might have been. the fact that we've had, you know, the first signs of summer consistency, semifinal, final, has to be a step in the right direction. it's not ultimately where we wanted to get to and when you are so close that is even more painful, of course. you know, it feels like your stomach has been ripped out this morning. but last night was excruciating for english football in other ways, too. chaotic scenes outside wembley as dozens of ticketless fans forced their way through security barriers and into the stadium. police making 49 arrests with 19 officers injured in the mayhem. today, the fa launched a review. we apologise to any fans who were affected by that and from our point of view as well we apologise to any of our staff and stewards who had to deal with that. it