only highlight, sam bennett winning the intermediate sprint to ta ke winning the intermediate sprintd in the greenjersey take the provisional lead in the green jersey competition. julian looked comfortable in the leaders yellow like most of the part—time, saving his legs for tomorrow. the first sign of excitement came at the sprint team line—up for the big finish with the former cyclo—cross champion van arce took the stage one, third—place gave sam bennett the green jersey. that looked one, third—place gave sam bennett the greenjersey. that looked like it wasn't until the commission era saw this. julian on that right hand of the road, the yellowjersey, taking a water bottle inside of the last 20 km. that cost the french 120 seconds and with it the race lead. —— that cost the frenchmen 20 seconds. manchester united have signed netherlands midfielder donny van de beek from ajax for 35 million pounds, plus five million in add—ons, on a five—year contract. van de beek scored 41 goals in 175 matches for ajax and helped them to the 2018—19 champions league semi—finals. he's united's first

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wasn't long ago his ability to sprint and life was a life and death matter to him in the jungle. scientifically ill lit rat and racist thing to say by jesse owens' own cove. this is in the 1930s and when he said dismiss in the modern era overt racism like this is as generally passed. we are less racist than we have been in the past. but it is still present and present in the way we talk but the physicality of black athletes. just to bring it up to the date to the end of the 20th century. this is michael johnson winning the 200 meeter in atlanta. he is my favorite athlete of all time. i just adored him when i was growing up and i continue to eyer to him as he has become an eller statesman of -- elder statesman of athletes and a commentator. in the 2012 olympics in london, johnson was on the commentating team for the bbc and the runup to the olympics there is was a documentary but him and his life and the tracked some of his west african heritage via transatlantic slavery and did some genetic tests on him and in the program he commented this help said that all my life i believed i

mobile carrier sprint to beef up its telecom business, but sprint merged with another u.s.er this april and is no longer part of the group. early this week softbank group said it was selling leading chip designer arm in a deal worth up to $40 billion. >>> china owned tiktok has been under the spotlight as tensions mount between washington and beijing. president donald trump says his administration has b been talki to firms interested in the u.s. arm of the video sharing app. >> we spoke today to walmart, oracle, i guess microsoft is still involved. we'll make a decision, but nothing much has changed. we'll make a decision soon. >> trump h has ordered tiktok's parent bite dance to sell the app's u.s. operations saying beijing should abuse user data. oracle has already submitted a proposal agreed with bitite dan to the treasury y department. u.s. media have reported potential planans to set up a n company to operate the app in america. they say multiple u.s. firms could jointly take a majority stake in the company. >>> japanese electronics retailer is stepping up sales of fit

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good sprint work.his quarantining is over? >> man, whoo well, the first thing i would say, it's traveling. you know, jimmy, me and cia, we love traveling with our family, but the place we really want to go back to, is we want to go back to brazil we want to go back to carnival just because - >> jimmy: yeah >> we went last time, last year it was amazing one of the coolest experiences ever >> jimmy: all right. go back to brazil. so, roots, we have russell wilson here. he kept in shape during quarantine by sprint work, running routes, and then the thing he's most excited to do when quarantine is over to traveling. he wants to go back to brazil. roots, for this one, this final one here, can we do something in like a cardi b style? ♪ ♪ there's a running routes there's running routes ♪ ♪ there's a running routes there's running routes ♪ ♪ i'm in quarantine trying to work on my physique ♪ ♪ training like crazy sprintin seven days a week ♪ ♪ when covid days are over, what i can't wait to do ♪ ♪ might be carniv

that is what is all about sprinted some problematic because i don't subscribe to leftism and democratic party just because i am black and just he is in of the summer one. second of all, the idea that this administration is somehow anti-gay or doing things to hurt gay and lesbian americans is false. this push for the left a lot . and you brought up religion. and i want to address that because first of all, i think that one of the biggest issues with gay and lesbian americans over the next ten years is going to be the just freedom. so how do we balance people's religious beliefs with the fact that we live in a free country and gays and lesbians are american as anyone else. so the stuff of gay and lesbian americans been denied adoption. there is are so many places were gays and lesbians can adopt that don't have hardcourt religious things attached to them. so the religious freedom is all about if you have adoption name agencies and say we are christians and we don't believe the gays and lesbians should adopt or whatever, they cannot force them to do that . because that is not a free countr

only highlight, sam bennett winning the intermediate sprint to take the provisional lead in the greenike most of the peleton, saving his legs for tomorrow. the first sign of excitement came at the sprint team line—up for the big finish with the former cyclo—cross champion van arce took the stage one, third—place gave sam bennett the green jersey. that looked like it — until the commission era saw this. julian on that right hand of the road, the yellowjersey, taking a water bottle inside of the last 20 km. that cost the frenchman 120 seconds and with it the race lead. drew savage, bbc news. manchester united have signed netherlands midfielder donny van de beek from ajax for 35 million pounds, plus five million in add—ons, on a five—year contract. van de beek scored 41 goals in 175 matches for ajax and helped them to the 2018—19 champions league semi—finals. he's united's first summer signing and will be available for the club's opening game of the season against crystal palace on 19 september. everton have agreed a deal with watford for french midfielder abdoulaye doucoure that could b

we're in the final stretch between the labor day holiday and election day, that final sprint for the candidates. we've seen trump. he's going to be coming here to the lighthouse behind me in jupiter, florida. will he be focusing on what he sees as a positive environmental record in a state that carriesw grades and heading later in the afternoon to north carolina, another state that the president won by just a few points four years ago. the polls in both states have been very close. that's why it's really do or die time here for trump to try to redefine his opponent, joe biden. we know the trump campaign wanted to do that over the summer. they wanted to have that already accomplished by now. we saw over the summer that the president tried to use several lines of attack against biden, none of them really seemed to stick. he went after joe biden for his mental acuity. that didn't really seem to work, shifted to this law and order message. we saw joe biden come back pretty hard with his own attacks on supposed lawlessness under president trump right now. now, over the weekend we saw trum

>> greg: well he says it's a sprint but biden isn't even moving.ermission to make a sports analogy, dana? >> dana: sure. all right, let's see what you've got. >> jesse: so biden is playing for corners, trump's full-court press and he is fast break end. they have it tied, it's on skewed and that's a poll where they actually have a breakdown reflecting the 2016. and biden is losing hispanics. trump is doing much better with cubans in venezuela and has more work to do with puerto ricans in the orlando area for the president will win florida, i can guarantee you that. look how he's doing in north carolina over performing with his push for charter schools and if i'm joe biden i'm nervous. right now donald trump is within the margin of error and every single battleground state. he talk to the trump campaign and they are pretty confident. i don't think the biden campaign is not confident. that's by 450,000. north carolina, 230,000. pennsylvania 150,000. the president's approval rating is at 51%. democrats very nervous about that because at this stage in t

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the four—time olympic sprinting champion michaeljohnson has told the bbc that the black lives matterenomenal progress in the battle against racism, but that it's going to be a generationalfight. johnson said systemic and institutional racism have been around for many years. we see progress, but that progress, we have to be very, very careful with the word progress. this is progress in what would be a generational fight. this is not going to change. it's been hundreds of years of systemic and institutionalized racism, and what we've seen over the last four or five months is only a spark. the black lives matter is highlighting the racism, and it is taking the first step. it has done a phenomenal job of getting people, even myself, to sort of wake up and see that what we thought, the progress we have made have been phenomenal, but it's far from over. scottish boxerjosh taylor says he will not fall into the trap of overlooking his next opponent and risk losing his world titles, despite the prospect of fights against some of the biggest names in boxing on the horizon. taylor faces the lar

sam bennett taking points in the intermediate sprint to become the first irishman for 31 years to winured, the final honour would be the stage victory and that became a double celebration for bennett, powering past his rivals to finish a memorable three weeks. pogacar crossed the line moments later. ready to take his place in the biggest podium of all, but if these are strange times end, he will get to enjoy his reign forjust nine months until the next tour de france. exeter chiefs are through to the semi—finals of rugby's champions cup for the first time. they beat northampton saints 38—15 at sandy park. the premiership leaders had a slender lead at the break but pulled away in the second half thanks to this early try from jack nowell. before jacques vermeulen finished things off late on with the chiefs 5th try of the game. they'll meet toulouse in the last four. britain's elfyn evans is back on the top of the world rally championship standings after winning rally turkey. the toyota driver started the final day in fourth, but finished 36 seconds ahead of thierry neuville's hyundai to

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today's stage in poitiers produced the closest sprint finish of this year's race.on it on the line. ireland's sam bennett keeps the sprinters' greenjersey, he was moved up to second place to after the judges relegated peter sagan for pushing. well, the 2018 champion geraint thomas isn't competing in this year's race — focusing instead on the giro d'italia, which he describes as "unfinished business" after crashing out in 2017. he's been speaking about the decision to skip the tour, and living up to expectation. not being selected, i would not put it in the sort of words really because i could go there and do a job. but at the same time, i am at the stage in my career now where i wa nt to the stage in my career now where i want to go to races and outperform myself. i don't want to go without sounding bad to go and just right for the team. i want to be fighting for the team. i want to be fighting for the team. i want to be fighting for the win myself. there are a few other guys who could have done the role, that i couldn't have done during the tour. it made sense to

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vos sprinted to take her 28th 5tage win at the giro and her third at this year's race. leads by nearly two minutes. and that's all the sport for now. the hot weather over the last few days has well and truly gone now. the temperatures fall the rest of the week. we'll be closer to the norm for the time of the year. but it's going to remain settled and plenty of sunshine on the way, in fact. this is what it looks like through this evening and overnight. we have a weak cold front, or a cool front, crossing the country. air coming in from the north. dry, fresh air spreading across the uk. so, temperatures in the north east of the country dipping to single figures, but still some of that warmth left in the extreme south and the south west, around about 15—16 degrees for example in the channel islands. and then tomorrow might start off cloudy and in one or two places, but on the whole, it is going to be beautiful sunny day, pleasantly warm, too. temperatures in the low 205 across the south, not far off 20 degrees in the lowlands of scotland. just a bit of cloud here in the no

stage five ended with the first bunch sprint of the race and marianna vos, also of the netherlands, outpacedyear. van vleuten finished safely in the bunch to keep the pink jersey, with four stages go. the england players who were offered contracts for the women's hundred this year, will be able to take up the same deal next summer. the 100—ball cricket competition was due to start injuly but it was postponed because of the pandemic. the ecb said players had the option to roll over their contracts with the same team on the same pay, or sign with other teams from next month. i think it was the best way to move forward with the contracts, i think. i think one of the things to look into more and more in women's cricket is a bit ofjob security. 0bviously making its, i guess, more financially viable option for more people than just the england contracted players. so it obviously offers some kind of income security to those girls who got offered contracts last year. i think there is a lot of talk about it, but i think it's the fairest way to move forward next season. meanwhile, the england and wale

stage five ended with the first bunch sprint of the race...he netherlands, outpaced the field, to win her second stage this year. van vleuten finished safely in the bunch to keep the pink jersey, with four stages go. the england players who were offered contracts for the women's hundred this year, will be able to take up the same deal next summer. the 100—ball cricket competition was due to start injuly but it was postponed because of the pandemic. the ecb said players had the option to roll over their contracts with the same team on the same pay, or sign with other teams from next month. i think it was the best way to move forward with the contracts, i think. i think one of the things to look into more and more in women's cricket is a bit ofjob security. obviously making its, i guess, more financially viable option for more people than just the england contracted players. so it obviously offers some kind of income security to those girls who got offered contracts last yea r. to those girls who got offered contracts last year. i think there is

and a tight sprint finish on stage ii of the tour de france — but calab ewan edges it, primoz roglicy. hello and welcome to sportsday, live from the bbc sport centre. i'm katherine downes. we start with the news the return of crowds to sports events has been thrown into doubt, with the government announcing that all planned pilot events are now under review. some events will be allowed to go ahead. some events will be permitted. there were plans for fans to return to racing, football and rugby amongst other sports in coming weeks to test how that would work — but with rising coronavirus infection rates across the country, borisjohnson has put those plans on hold. at the present time we must also i am afraid revise plans to pilot larger audiences in venues later this month and review our intention to return audiences to stadiums and conference to return audiences to stadiums and c0 nfe re nce ce ntres to return audiences to stadiums and conference centres from the ist of october. that doesn't mean we are going to scrap the programme entirely, we just have to review it and abridge it.

there was the tightest sprint finish of this year's race at the end of today's stage.land's sam bennett was second to keep the sprinters' greenjersey. and geraint thomas is progressing well at the tirreno—adriatico race, as he prepares for the giro d'italia. today's stage three out of 8, was won by canada's michael woods who's taken the overall lead as a result. thomas finished in the group behind, to move up to fifth overall leaving him thirty seconds off the lead. to rugby union where 19—year—old alfie bar—berry was the star of the show as wasps impoved their play—off chances with a 54—7 thumping of leicester. this was bar—berry‘s first start in the premiership and he announced his arrival with a hat—trick of tries. wasps are fourth in the table. for all the results visit the bbc sport website. the final 2020 super league table will be decided by win percentage following a number of matches being postponed due to positive coronavirus tests. the switch, which has been applied immediately, sees catalans dragons as the big winners as they leap from fourth in the table t

there was a thrilling sprint finish in lavaur and jumbo—visma rider wout van aert further strengthenede — his second of the race so far. yates kept up with the leading pack and has hello. it will feel relatively cool this weekend - some shows; most this weekend with some showers. most in the north and the west and there will be some sunshine. the best of that will be further south and east. the winds may net be quite as strong as the last few days —— may not. low pressure to the north, high pressure to the south. in the afternoon, we could see an area of more cloud and longer spells of rain pushing into northern ireland, southwest scotland and across england in north wales. showers running to the midlands. best of the sunshine into the southeast, 18 degrees here. mid teens in the north and west. this feature will spread across the irish sea, bringing patchy rain. isobars on the chart for sunday, so lighter winds but it looks like most of the showers on sunday will be across england and wales. i have he went around, if you're showers for scotla nd around, if you're showers for scotland

while his jumbo—visma team controlled the pace on the final climb, roglic had to sprint to the line topetition. he's up to third in the overall standings while frenchman julian alaphilppe retains the yellowjersey after finishing fifth. britains' adam yates stays in second place, england's newest striker, mason greenwood, says it's a dream come true to be called into gareth southgate's squad for the first time. the 18—year—old's been included for the nations league matches against iceland and denmark after impressing for manchester united, where — having started the season as a youth player — he finished as a first team regular. you can be called in at any time. and i was called into some europa league games early in the season. and i took my chance, really. i've just been playing, i just took every game as it came and i've just been out there playing my football. it's a dream come true, really. playing for england is every young boy's dream. so i'm privileged and i'm honoured to be selected because i'm just happy to be here. there's been some transfer activity in the women's game, with

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sam bennett taking points in the intermediate sprint to become the intermediate sprint to become they and that became a double celebration for bennett, powering past his rivals to finish a memorable three weeks. pogacar crossed the line, taking the place and the biggest podium of all, but he will get to enjoy this rain forjust nine months until the next tour de france. ulster‘s dreams of a first champions cup semifinal for eight years were brought to an end in france this afternoon. they were comfortably beaten 36—8 by four—time champions toulouse. south african winger cheslin kolbe was the star man for the french side with two tries in the first—half to put his team out of sight, before toulose rounded things off in the second with a fifth try of the match. thomas ramos going over for the score. they'll face either exeter or norhampton in the last four. exeter are looking to reach the semi—finals for the first time. they're currently leading northampton 21—10, mid—way through the second—half. jack nowell with their third try so far. just under half an hour left to go at sandy park.

celebrate with a free medium hot or iced coffee with any purchase on september 29th. sprinting past everyur softest, smoothest fabric. she's confident, protected, her strength respected. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. >>> joining me now with a look at axios a.m. the editor in chief for axios, nicholas johnston. great to see you. >> good morning. >> what is axios 1 big thing this morning? a focus on mail-in balloting? >> that's right. dems pivot on mail-in voting. they've been talking about the importance to use absentee ballots, mail-in voting because of people showing up in places in a pandemic. they're beginning to understand the challenges faced by certain types of mail-in voting. this is a big deal for them. many of these states can be decided by tens of thousands of voters. we're expecting millions more mail-in voting ballots this year. what democrats are concerned about is how difficult it can be to conduct mail-in voting. what legal challenges. making sure you're filling out all the forms correctly. and they're concerned about possible legal challenges. the rate o

stimulus gets bumped until after the election, what actually gets done in this fall legislative sprint before the election? bill. there is a highway september 30, funding for a lot of our highway and road networks expires. thee is hope that trump and democrats would come together on infrastructure. this is something they both really want to see happen. -- andrastructure infrastructure bill has a lot in it, but the trump administration has not been able to come together on a deal. a sticking point is how do you pay for it. conservative organizations like the chamber of commerce recognize a gas tax is probably the solution. it has not been raised in many decades. to doecognize they have something there to stabilize the highway trust fund. chairman defazio in the house and brosseau in the senate have agreed on an extension. we will see congress come up with a one-year extension most likely. there is an interesting development on the issue of climate change. we saw a bipartisan deal emerge in the senate on hydro fluorocarbon's, that is refrigerator emissions that have eaten a hole in the a

that means this is the start of the sprint to election day.ght weeks until election day. with that let's bring the panel. chris stirewalt's politics editor here at fox news. julie pace, washington bureau chief for the associated press. byron york, chief political correspondent of the "washington examiner" and author of the book "obsession: inside the washington establishment's never ending war on trump" which comes out tomorrow. panel, welcome. chris, what about the back-and-forth today as they start the sprint to the finish line, election day? >> i wonder how it sounds in trump's ears to be making the same arguments against biden that hillary clinton and barack obama made against him. this stuff is a bunch of hoodoo. if anybody knew how to run an economy, we wouldn't have a problem, the problems that we do. we are to be circumspect about that. sometimes trump gets tangled up in himself and his short-term and long-term goals. when attorney general bill barr starts going after tech companies in a threat to bring antitrust against google. people

you think this race stands on this labor day weekend that really marks the beginning of the final sprinto election day? >> well, in many ways, the race hasn't fundamentally changed from a polling perspective. we've seen slight movement in both directions but essentially, we're still dealing with a six to seven-point race. i would remind folks when you look at those national numbers, the reality is that joe biden needs to win the national vote probably by somewhere around 4% in order to have the electoral college move in our direction. look, i think democrats are anxious congenitally and we're also anxious at what is at stake in this election. i'll say one probably most revealing information around the public polling i've seen is the way that donald trump's attempts at defining joe biden in the context of safety aren't working. i'll just give you one example in the quinnipiac poll that was just released. when you ask people whether or not they feel more or less safe under donald trump, only 35% actually say more safe. 50% say less safe. every demographic group by race says they feel less

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the trump and biden campaigns now in a sprint to election day. nbc's geoff bennett is >> reporter: with . eight weeks to go until election day the campaign launching a battleground blitz president trump on a southern swing today making stops in two key swing states, >> so well and that i love it's my home. >> reporter: the "new york times" reporting today his billion dollar re-election campaign has squandered its financial advantage. the president speaking to reporters on his way to florida addressing the campaign cash crunch and whether he'd have to dip into his personal funds. >> yeah, if i have to i would. but we don't have to because we have double and maybe even triple what we had a number of years ago, four years ago. >> reporter: while president trump personally contributed $66 million to his 2016 campaign, it would be unprecedented for an incumbent to put his own money toward winning a second term. >> whatever it takes we have to win >> reporter: meantime the democratic ticket today releasing a videotaped conversation between former presi

the stand was also told to rest before undergoing the test the 1st test to do 3 sprints to see how fit he is after all soccer players to meet the fall season. and those come on you can do better than that. he then begins a regular training session 90 minutes of dribbling and passing all brief fast movements it's quite a different form of exercise to cite claim. to. be wanted and question but when you look at what happens during football you can see there are a lot of fast sprints and stops that lead. to inflammatory processes which cause tiny injuries in the muscles friend amanda she. puts herself so we'll need to stimulate other processes to aid recovery going to one of those athletes try out various recovery methods during the test 1st mountainbike it kim spends time pedaling slowly after training. postin meanwhile jogs gently for 15 minutes both of these cooling down methods are known to be beneficial but could a facial role for example be more effective on the 2nd day both athletes spend 20 minutes mask their facial muscles after training. it's a technique that i often use to help

in orange county, california, the final sprint to election day begins october 5th.es will be stuffed with ballots and sent out to voters. once they're returned here to the registrar, that's when the process kicks into high gear. orange county's non-partisan chief elections official, neil kelly, oversees the fifth largest voting jurisdiction in the united states. he says he's running a military style operation to handle what is likely to be the biggest mail-in vote ever. >> i think we're probably going to see upwards of 90%, honestly, for the november election. >> reporter: that could add up to 1.2 million in orange county. kelly has been anticipating the onslaught since the pandemic hit in march. investing more than $1 million in new machinery and doing dry runs to prepare. >> you know, i lose sleep a lot at night. i think every election official does. one of the things i lose sleep over is making sure the voters understand their options. >> reporter: the options, mail in your ballot early. drop it off in one of these secure dropboxs. or deliver it in person to a vo

an president trump is ready to nominate her replacement on saturday, setting off an unprecedented sprintson the supreme court by the election and triggering a political and cultural battle that will continue no matter who wins the presidency. the united states now has more than seven million coronavirus cases — that's according to statistics from johns hopkins university. the figure of seven millon five thousand seven hundred and 46 cases, confirmed by tests, is the highest in the world. the united states now has more than seven million coronavirus cases — that's according to statistics seven hundred and 46 cases, confirmed by tests, is the highest bill hanage is an associate professor at harvard th chan school of public health. he gave me his reaction to the figure. in fact, things are potentially worse than they appear, we have detected cases for the start in the spring and however much better hold of the pandemic, but still, some places like florida have not learned their lesson. is it too soon to look back and try and learn lessons because the first things that the us has a very large

petsmart. >>> good morning and welcome, officially to that final sprint to election day 2020.king that traditional turn to the finish line in the general, and you know all attention is on the key battleground states. joe biden will meet with labor leaders in pennsylvania today and this afternoon you've got duelling events in wisconsin. kamala harris in milwaukee, she's making her first solo campaign appearance since being named joe biden's running mate. mike pence, he's going to be just three hours away in lacrosse. and president trump, back at the white house, wants some of the labor day spotlight too. he's just announcing an afternoon news conference as he is set to make his own swing state push this week, still fending off the fallout from reports he made disparaging comments about military members and their families. my sit-down with peter strzok, the former fbi agent president trump believes is a symbol of the so-called deepta

wear the mask, wash hands, stay apart, and keep this unprecedented sprint toward vaccines, treatments, and diagnostic tests going. madam president, i ask consent to include, following my remarks, the press release from governor lee in tennessee and my statement this morning at the hearing of health, education, labor, and pensions committee. i thank the president. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. alexander: and i yield the floor. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the mr. blumenthal: madam president, as if in legislative session, i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of s. con. res. 46 which was submitted earlier today. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. con. res. 36, do correct the enrollment of the s. 2330. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate la proceed to the measure -- the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. blumenthal: i ask that the resolution be agreed to and the the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, with no intervening action or debate. t

ginsburg and president truom is ready toate her replacement on saturday, setting off an unprecedented sprinta justice on the supreme court by the election and triggering a political and cultural battle thato ill continuetter who wins the presidency. bbc jane: joining me now for more on the president's push to replace justice ginsburg is republican communications strategist who was part of the team that helped getrs justice neil h confirmed in 2017. thank you for joining me. we are hearing, the bbc's broadcast partner in the united states, cbs news, is reporting that federal judge amy coney barrett is expected to be president trump's nominee to fill the open supreme court seat according to multiple sources. you know her. would she bring to th court if that is the case? >> i thinkam thaconey barrett would be an outstanding justice if she were conrmed to the court -- i'm sorry, amyba coneett, would be an outstanding justice if confirmed if she i nominated tomorroo it is going a race to get her confirmed. she is quite an accomplished individual she was nominated and confirmed to be on the sevent

as congress gets ready for its fall sprint a few weeks here of legislative activity before adjourning again ahead of the elections in october. they'll be out and out through election day. then we'll see what happens in the lame duck session. one of the key issues for congress to deal with is what's going to happen with the potential next coronavirus relief legislation. we'll talk more about that in our next segment of the "washington journal". washington congressional reporter with bloomberg will join us for that. it was a subject of conversation for the sunday shows yesterday. democratic congresswoman val demings of florida talking about the need and democrats pushing for a larger coronavirus relief package. here's a bit of her interview on cnn state of the union. >> we need to give them relief that really helps them to carry on their -- they are worried about keeping a roof over their head and food on the table weefment need to pass a meaningful bill. quite frankly if the g.o.p. is interested in helping american families, the heroes act is sitting right there. take it for an up or d

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> nike shares sprinting higher on the back of a blowout earnings report, the companyne sales estimates. you'll remember mike khouw laying out a trade capturing this exact scenario. >> as we go into earnings, this is a stock that has typically moved about 4.7% over the last eight quarters right now the options market is implying a significantly bigger move, 7.3% or so how if you own the stock are you going to take advantage of the fact that the options premiums are high and the valuation and the stock price are also high? it's really one of the most basic strategies that we encourage for people just starting out with options. that is to sell covered calls. if you own nike stock right now, you could take a look at selling some calls in october. i was looking at you could sell some calls for about $3.60, the 120 strike calls in october. when you do that, you're basically taking advantage of the fact that the options premiums are elevated and you're going to collect that premium and you still have a little bit of upside. >> the nike traded has high as $128 a share this we

the giants are certainly in a sprint to the finish line, they will play 11 games in the final 10 days of the gular season, searching for that playoff spot. apparently, baseball is not the only good thing you could catch out there. he thought this was strike three, went to the umpire about it, maybe a little too. but they tossed seven shutout innings, and wilberforce delivered. a big to outhit in the second, he drove into with his first triple since 2017, sentences go takes a 574 lead. they beat 6-4, seven straight win at oracle park and move ahead of philadelphia for the seventh in the national league. san jose mercy nereporting have targeted october 31 after start date which would put them in position to participate in college football playoffs with other major conferences. as of right now, stanford and callet are the only two schools not yet cleared for full contact practice. back to you. >>> let's obey play. the of administration derails caltrans plan to help the homeless. white trailers house the home is are sitting empty. >>> plus why one bay area county nt jean, did you know gei

the sprint was beyond difficult for me. that's really for me, my only sort of limitation. also, i trip and fall pretty much all the time, which i wear heels all the time, so it's fine. then for the amount of kind of working out and physical therapy that i do regularly, i don't -- i don't show my legs, but if people saw my legs -- i just do a good job of hiding. even my students probably don't know. i don't talk about it a whole lot. >> so first day of any new job is probably frightening to many. i would be curious -- obviously you can't reveal what that day encompassed, but your thoughts on the first day at cia, and also what your -- i guess where your headspace was on your first international assignment. i would think probably that too was stressful. the third part is how you feel about how -- portrays in -- >> can i answer the last first? i have an opinion. it really frustrates me, because i think the women they portray are deeply, deeply flawed. i do think that you want to have some dimension in tv characters. that part i totally understand, but they're like seriously f

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bengals in this game. 216 yards, three touchdowns, but cleveland will prevail 35-30 , did not cover the sprinter [ laughter ]. we've got so much going on, it's just unbelievable. by the way, we've got niners and jets on sunday, you will see that game early in the morning for some people, anyway. 10:00 a.m. here on channel 2 and also the stanley cup finals are set. a couple of sharks are going to be in it. it will be tampa against the dallas stars. that starts saturday. no shortage of sports these days you guys. >> a lot of fun stuff to talk about. >>> thanks for joining us everybody, good night. o buy mom a birthday present and say it's from the both of us. okay, thanks. bye-bye -- no, i know it's not a voicemail. i just don't want to hear you whine about it. (phone beeps) no, no, no, those are for alex. i'm taking them up to her dorm today. you know how stressed she gets. she can always use a little comfort from her loving mom. why does alex get a care package and not me? you live in a care package. haley, put your face on and get up here! we're gonna be late for work! i'm saving up to get my

it's not a sprint, it's a marathon.bt hoping that, by detaining key opposition leaders, that these protests would run out of steam. if that was the case, he was wrong. this is the fifth sunday in a row that the centre of minsk has seen a huge display of people power. on the fringes of the march, the violence continued. president lukashenko's security forces detained at least 400 people today, hunting down those in smaller groups. women, once considered off—limits, are now being manhandled and dragged away, too. yevgeniya, a mother of two, was briefly detained on saturday. all the men are very frightened, but women, they weren't treated like this until yesterday. now we're trying to, i don't know, to regain our power. i don't know what to do now. having upped the violence but failed to stop the protests, president lukashenko heads to russia tomorrow. the key question, what moscow will demand in return for continuing to back belarus' unpopular leader. jonah fisher, bbc news, minsk. as we heard, president lukashenko will b

authorized federal disaster aid for the states of california and oregon, which are battling wildfires sprintbeen in california to meet officials in the areas worst affected. but he has classed with the state leaders and his democratic challenger for the presidency, joe biden, who all noted his dismissal of the role of climate change. the president has blamed the states for their management of forests. national guard soldiers and airmen are set to be deployed to oregon with 13 large fires. have killedhe fires 33 people with thousands of homes and businesses burned down. 22 people are currently missing in oregon. nearly 100 fires are burning in the three states along the west coast. includingix states oregon, utah, and california have had evacuation orders. president trump is blaming force management for the fires. president trump: with regard to the forests, when trees fall time, about short 18 months, they become very dry, they become really like a matchstick. and they get up, you know, there is no more water pouring through. and they become very, very, they just explode. they can explode. a

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