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they see room _ is a marathon and not a sprint. they see room for— is a marathon and not a sprint.mprovement. i'm excited that this game has come now and hopefully we'll get a good performance and a good test to take us into— performance and a good test to take us into the _ performance and a good test to take us into the game with northern ireland — us into the game with northern ireland. that will take us helpfully into the _ ireland. that will take us helpfully into the quarterfinals. fara williams — into the quarterfinals. fara williams there _ into the quarterfinals. fara williams there speaking i into the quarterfinals. f:—. williams there speaking to bbc sport. the kick—off is at eight o'clock and in the next 50 minutes orso o'clock and in the next 50 minutes or so we hope to get that all—important team news. huawei will sarina wiegman go. when the captain still keep herface, keep a place in defence or move into midfield. lots of options for sarina wiegman. she says it was a great performance against austria but you just feel against austria but you just feel against norway

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tandem v sprint.ok the men's tandem time trial, his fifth commonwealth games title. other highlights, well, in the pool, we saw an astonishing performance from 15—year—old summer mcintosh, as she emphatically took gold in the women's 400 metres individual medley, winning by eight seconds in a new games record. and australia's ariarne titmus, 21 years old, again showing her class, a 21—year—old, as i repeat, olympic champion, she set a new commonwealth best as she narrowly beat compatriot mollie o'callaghan in the women's 200 metre freestyle final. on saturday, meanwhile, there are 23 gold medals up for grabs. we will see the men's and women's marathons which will come to a finish right behind me in the centre of birmingham, and the women's and men's t53, t54 marathons. there is weightlifting, too, and more cycling in the women's and men's individual pursuit. and finally a lottery prize worth more than $1.2 billion ——and finally a good news story of mili, the puppy who journeyed across the atlantic in

women�*s tandem b sprint.highlights, well, in the pool, we saw an astonishing performance from 15—year—old summer mcintosh, as she emphatically took gold in the women�*s a00 metres individual medley, winning by eight seconds in a new games record. and australia�*s ariarne titmus, 21 years old, again showing her class, a 21—year—old, as i repeat, olympic champion, set a new commonwealth best as she narrowly beat compatriot mollie o�*callaghan in the women�*s 200 metre freestyle final. on saturday, meanwhile, there are 23 gold medals up for grabs. we will see the men�*s and women�*s marathons which will come to a finish right behind me in the centre of birmingham, and the women�*s and men�*s t53, t5a marathons. there is weightlifting, too, and more cycling in the women�*s and men�*s individual pursuit. that is it from us for now here on bbc world news. hello there. it really is a bit of a mixture for us this weekend. some cloud, even some rain, but also some warm spells of sunshine. and we ended the week on a wa

and para—cyclistjames ball wins wales�* first gold with victory over scotland in the tandem b sprint.come to sportsday. there's just over 15 minutes to go in the euro 2022 final at wembley. let's give you the story of the match so far... germany came close to opening the scoring 25 minutes into the contest when an almighty goalmouth scramble eventually saw the ball find its way to the grateful gloves of mary earps. however, the best chance of the opening 45 minutes fell england's way but having started the move, ellen white failed to even test merle frohms. germany started the second half the brighter and created a good early chance when lina magull fired wide. and the germans would pay for their profligacy as subsitute ella toone put the lionesses in front in the 62nd minute with a stunning goal that sent wembley into ra ptu res. let's go live to wembley, these are the latest pictures you can see there is just over... just under 15 minutes to go, england still leading by one goal — zero. it was that wonderful goal from by one goal — zero. it was that wonderful goalfrom ella by one go

he'll start ninth for the sprint, with george russell fourth and lando norris back in 15th.e stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport we will, of course, be straight back to paul and his colleagues once there is something to report from wimbledon and how it all plays out, do stay with bbc news for that. a special constable serving with the metropolitan police — has been charged with rape, in connection with an incident in shropshire. ao—year—old paul hoile will appear at kidderminster magistrates court this morning, facing a total of four charges. he's been suspended from the met and the case has been referred to the independent office for police conduct. twitter and elon musk are in an extraordinary standoff over his 36—and—a—half billion pound deal to buy the social media company. the world's richest man wants to pull out of the deal, claiming he's not received the data he asked for about the number of fake or spam accounts on the platform. but twitter�*s board says it will sue mr musk to enforce the deal. joining us now is shona ghosh, senior technology ed

max verstappen will start tomorrow's austrian grand prix from pole after winning today's sprint raceship, but will have the ferraris of charles leclerc and carlos sainz lining up behind him. george russell was the highest placed briton in fourth. nick parrott reports. formula 1 spin faces a fast and furious —— to win some extra points and set the grid for the grand prix. but the show did not get off to the best start at the red bull ring. alonzo's race was over before it could begin and problems for another so the start deported and base shortened by a lap. when things eventually got gavin, max. and made the perfect getaway from pole. the ferraris were left trading in his wake as they fought each other. lewis hamilton started from ninth after crashing in qualifying and was almost taken out at the first corner. a long tussle with schumacher meant he could only improve to eighth. it was a comfortable victory for prestatyn and increased his lead in the driver's championship to 38 points over his bed ability made. it driver's championship to 38 points over his bed ability made.- over his

he'll start ninth for the sprint, with george russell fourth and lando norris back in 15th.cott at the bbc sports centre for some live coverage of wimbledon women's singles final on bbc one this afternoon. slightly later than you jewel our next news. —— later than usual. the next news on bbc one is at 7pm, bye, for now. that's it for now. have a nice afternoon. hello. more strong sunshine to come through the rest of this weekend and into next week, as well. not quite as hot today as yesterday perhaps but the heat will build through the weekend. plenty of sunshine over the next few days and things turning warm, especially by tomorrow. high pressure very much driving our weather at the moment, just pushing its way instantly west, gradually creeping across the uk by the time we get to tomorrow. largely dry and settled, just a bit of rain across the northern isles, the far north of scotland, caithness. furthersouth scotland, caithness. further south any scotland, caithness. furthersouth any cloud breaking up for the afternoon, so long spells of sunshine, high levels of uv and po

the first medals were won in the sprint triathlon, the men's race was the first to go and the expectedpoint, gold, it would have been a tie to finish but in the women's proved too strong for the competition the cycling, it was a good day for australia as they won the men's sprint and the women's vas gallagher won a time trial, his fifth in the pool,. she won by eight second in a new champion won the 200 23 medals the there is weightlifting, too, and more cycling in the women's and enjoy your weekend, you are hello there. it really is a bit of a mixture for us this weekend. some cloud, even some rain, but also some warm spells of sunshine. and we ended the week on a warmer note, with more sunshine around, temperatures in southern parts of england reached 28 celsius. wasn't quite as warm as that in birmingham. and for the commonwealth games this weekend, there'll still be a lot of cloud around. may get some rain actually sunday and later on monday, as well. all that rain will be coming in from the atlantic. this ribbon of cloud here will be staggering down across the uk — it's already br

what little was left of sprint's mobile network is officially no more.rint's lte connections just before today's holiday. t-mobile has been revamping spectrum in network towers for 5g since taking over sprint two years ago. do you remember to g cell service released in the 90's? t-mobile's network is still operational, at last check they plan to retire the service, but a date has not been set. kumasi: shein is leading the way with cheap, trendy clothes and lawsuits. the chinese company picked up a long list of big brands of boutique designers alleging design theft. the wall street journal says 2019 shein and its parent company have been named in 10 times trademark cases as its rival, h&m. shein says it does not intend to infringe on anyone's intellectual property. it is valued at $100 billion. special guest performed on stage with the backstreet boys in toronto. ♪ not but that t-shirt. reggie: that is what i was thinking. drew: he wants it that way. reggie: i guess so. kumasi: the boy been shared this video of drake, who joined them on stage when they we

we have the final of the sprint relays, both the men's and women's events will stop now for britain?n's team look particularly impressive. they rested dina asher—smith yesterday so that should make them even stronger when she comes back. the bad news is that you rested all three of the medallists from the 100 metres, so they are going to be very tough to beat. —— the bad news is jamaica rested. the men's ability to improve. it is also the final of the women's 5000 metres. ~ . , the final of the women's 5000 metres. , ., ~ , the final of the women's 5000 metres. ., ~ ,, england's women had already won their multi—format series against south africa, but didn't take their foot off the gas in worcester today, winning their second t20 match by six wickets. they have one more t20 before they turn their attention to the commonwelth games in birmingham, where they'll face south africa again. the england skipper, heather knight, sat out the game with a hip problem, her replacement, the teenager alice capsey had a good debut while katherine brunt made bowling history. lay final chance for a pe

nesta mcgregor is at sutton park where the sprint traithalon was held this morning.for the cycle and run but i reckon the swimming was still a little bit chilly. alex yee is picking up his medal right now. was the english 24—year—old who won the first gold medal of these games. the national anthem is about to start in the background. it was a very competitive rate, hayden wilde led for most of it but it's about endurance and stamina and alex yee took the lead with eight few kilometres to go and never looked back. very commercial at the end, hugging mum and dad, apparently they are off for a curry later and dad is paying, obviously. in the next ball, england, defending champions from australia, comfortably beating trinidad and tobago, in the swimming pool it was a great morning for scotland, toni shaw is into the finals of the final. we're sticking around because the women's triathlon is coming up next, the name to watch out for its england's georgia taylor brown, a phenomenal year and she could cap it with commonwealth gold. alex yee picking up his medal, the nationa

wiebes timed her sprint to perfection to beat her compatriot marianne vos and belgian lotte kopecky of in 33 years tour de france organisers have granted the top female professionals an official multi—stage race. there are seven more stages to go. the final round of the penultimate women's major of the year, the evian championship is underway in france. brooke henderson held a two shot lead overnight in france but that's disappeared. she's one shot behind new leader sophia schubert. the canadian is looking for her second major title, six years after winning her first. england's charley hull could make a charge — she was two shots off the lead a few moments ago. it's the final day at the world atheltics championships in oregon. great britain are up to five medals after the 100 metre sprint relays in the early hours of this morning. that was bronze for the men's team, but for dina asher smith and the women there was disappointment. our sports correspondent andy swiss was there. a day of relay drama for britain but ultimately delight, a medalfor the men in a truly frantic final. the us we

on the track we have had crashes and photo finishes in the women's individual sprint and there are highfrancis says he can no longer keep up his busy international travel schedule — and has acknowledged he could retire. the announcement came on his return flight from a week—long trip to canada — where he met indigenous people to apologise for the catholic church's role in the residential schools scandal. translation: i don't believe i can | travel at the same pace as before| and i believe that at my age and with this limitation, i have to save some energy to be able to serve the church. i think about the possibility of stepping aside. with all honesty, it's not a catastrophe, you can change your pope, it's not a problem. we have just returned to terminal five in rome after a week—long trip to canada with the pope. this is where diplomatic visitors come and go. we are all exhausted. it turns out the pope is as well. he said it was a very intense trip for him. he talked about the fact that perhaps now he might need to save himself a little in order to continue serving the church, or he mi

the men's women's sprint triathlon. the men's women's sprint triathlon at sutton coldfield.n touch with the government to ensure the police have all the help and support they need to carry out the investigations. he said it is really important people try to refrain from speculating on social media about what happened here to allow the police to carry on their work and carry out the investigation and find the person responsible. investigation and find the person responsible-— the details of a new plan to help support people with rising energy bills have been announced by the government. every household in england, wales and scotland will receive a payment of £400 in six instalments. consumer affairs correspondent coletta smith has this report. a few months ago, the government made this announcement. we have decided that the £200 of support for household energy bills will be doubled to £400 for everyone. we are on the side of hard—working families with £6 billion of financial support. now, we are hearing the details of how and when the money will arrive. for direct debit custo

the dutch rider timed her sprint to perfection to beat her compatriot — the double olympic champion mariannes last a women tour in france in 1989, but this has been officially sanctioned and organised by those in charge of the mens race. there are seven more stages to go. two days to go before england face sweden in the women's european championship. they'll face each other at sheffield united's bramhall lane on tuesday night. germany will take on france on wednesday. matt graveling has been at the england team hotel in south west london. as we enter the business end of this competition, the lionesses are still very much in the hunt after a hard—fought extra time win against spain on wednesday. theyjoin the last four, with sweden, germany and france but in the last three major tournaments, it is at this stage where england left the competition. how are they feeling about tuesday's game? earlier we heard from the striker, fran kirby. they seem like a blur, those kind of games you've lost in those situations, you don't try to think about them. it is focusing on the game coming up. we are focus

. >> i saw a diaper and a t-shirt just floating down the river, so i thought the worst, and i sprinted, like my heart dropped. >> reporter: luckily, moments later jake saw the young girl in about waist deep water sinking into the mud. he went in and lifted her out. >> relief. yeah, straight relief when i didn't see -- like, that she wasn't underwater. >> grab a towel. grab a towel. >> reporter: good samaritans bringing the girl up to land and eventually to her mother and into an ambulance. the girl's mother not speaking on camera but tells us she's incredibly grateful for jake finding her daughter just in time. >> she thanked me very much, and she grabbed her daughter and went straight down to the ground and was hugging her for the longest time. >> reporter: the plymouth police department also giving jake a certificate of appreciation, knowing this could have ended so much worse. >> i'm not a hero. i was just helping her out, you know. i was just helping anyone out. anyone would do the same. >> reporter: again, that girl's mother telling us she's doing okay and just grateful for the co

we've also got the men's team sprint in the women's team sprint a bit later on.h. wasps winger ellie boatman was the star, grabbing four tries. 57—0 it ended in that one. not such a good start for the scottish side. they were beaten in their opening match in pool b, 31—12 the final score against a very strong fiji side. cricket has just got going for the first time ever at the commonwealth games with india taking on australia in a repeat of 2020's world t20 final. india have won the toss at edgbaston and are batting, they're currently 68—1. in around half an hour's time, the netball begins with defending champions england playing trinidad and tobago in their opening game. this evening jamaica face wales, and new zealand play northern ireland. more on our top story — the government has conceded that it needs to improve its response to international crises, after scathing criticism from mps over the withdrawal from afghanistan last summer. the foreign office admitted there were fundamental lessons to learn. the foreign affairs committee inquiry in may had described

my hydro electric power plant is down by about 50 percent due to the solar water also scary sprint. and the salty adrenergic sea has ended records of 30 kilometers because 90 miles into the river. the sea is right. raising the solidity on the radius. make your edition source and many out as heard before. i was ready rationing lots of possible use and so blank drinking water. my system purse and rising temperatures in italy may have been responsible for the partial collapse of a glacier on sunday that killed at least 7 people. 13 hikers are still missing the normal auto group. glacier in the de la, my mountains has lost a 3rd of its volume in recent years. prime minister mario druggie says climate change has contributed to its deterioration. rescue efforts have resumed at hopes of finding survivors are fading, most likely one of the hardest moments of their lives, relatives of the victims and cannot sigh northern italy having to identify the loved ones, killed and the alpine avalanche. one of them sent his parents a picture from iglesia just moments before it collapsed. generally if

to finish marginally 1st. germany caused another upset taking the bronze men over the men's relay sprint. canada's slick change over saw them claim gold. and another upset at the championships heavily favored america's looked set to retain their crown until the very last change over where a mistake gave acadians the slightest edge. it was the 1st world gold in the event for canada since 1987 when the united kingdom with united kingdom taking the bronze men. now let's go back to a reminder of our top story for you. preparations to resume grain exports are under wayne ukraine, despite a missile strike on the port city of odessa. the attack came a day after the united nations brokered a deal between moscow and keith to unblock grain shipments on the black sea. and the state of emergency has been declared in part of california in united states due to wildfires. the blazes have forced evacuations around yosemite national park, firefighters are taking special precautions to protect to parks, rare, giant psychiatry. this is debbie news life from berlin up next. we have sports life this time tra

i'll germany cause another upset, taking the bronze medal in the men's relay sprint. candidates select change over, saw them claim gold. and another upset at the championships. heavily favored americans looked set to retain their crown until the last change over. were a mistake gave the canadians just the slightest advantage. it was the 1st world gold in the event for canada since 1997 is united kingdom taking the bronze medal. and let's get you a reminder of the top stores we're following for you. preparations to resume grain exports are underweighed ukraine, despite a missile strike on the port city of odessa. the attack came, i've day after the un brokered a deal between moscow and keith to unblock grain shipments on the black sea grease has been battling. major wildfires made a heat wave that's expected to last for days. island of less boast, hundreds of residents and tourists alike. i've been evacuated from a popular resort. and don't forget, you always get the w news on the go. all you do is download our app, the google play or the apple app store. i'll give you access to all the

plan to buy sprint. the former congressman of using accounts owned or once co-owned by his wife, his son, his cousin, even his former mistress. the lawyer is the least innocent. stock trades were awful. he looks forward to being quickly vindicated. >>> the president is pushing computer chips. that what is nbc's top on the money. they held a virtual meeting to push the chips act. $52 billion is into the lagging u.s. industry. that money was geared towards boosting production in the u.s. the white house says that america has seen a global share of chip productions fall from 37% to 12%. this is over the past 30 years. the senate could vote on final passage later this week. >>> the nfl, launching its own streaming service today. nfl plus, will cost five dollars a month, or $40 to the year. subscribers can watch live, local, and prime time games. one catch for now, you can watch nfl plus using only a tablet or phone. >>> a rare 1952 mickey mantle rookie baseball card, up for auction today. the current owner b

jetblue has agreed to buy sprint airlines for at least $3.8 billion in cash. the deal comes less than a day after sprint ended a pending merger with frontier because of a lack of shareholder support. the deal is likely to face stringent review by antitrust enforcers in the biden administration. meanwhile, southwest airlines reported second-quarter profit that beat analyst expectations. more people boarded planes and ticket prices were higher, but southwest still grappling with high costs and delays in aircraft deliveries from boeing. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. ♪ >> i think the catch up phase and the phase of getting to neutral is over and we are in a new phase. at some point the committee will slow down, and that is a reasonable picture of how the next few meetings in the next few months will play out. jonathan: that was largely the interpretation of this market yesterday. that was the former atlanta fed president. good morning. futures -0.3% on t

he was pipped to second in the sprint finish by dylan groenwegan — a late lunge giving the dutchman victoryfore that was cancelled out by an indian penalty corner in the second. they face new zealand next on tuesday evening. adrian meronk held off a final day charge by new zealand's ryan fox to win the irish open. two birdies and this eagle in his final four holes sealed a three—shot win for the pole — his first on the dp world tour. onto the cricket next, where india remain firm favourites to win the fifth and final test match against england at edgbaston. despite anotherjonny bairstow century, england conceded a huge first innings lead and couldn't make huge inroads when the touring side came out to bat for a second time. patrick gearey rounds up the best of day three. the score when england went out to bat this morning was 84—5, but these days they don't get intimidated by things like scores. instead, they clear minds and, if possible, boundaries. carpe diem, cricket. the approach led by ben stokes relies on instinct and sometimes luck, but the problem with luck is it has a habit of chan

the briton crashed in friday qualifying, which saw him start the sprint race from ninth. out at the first corner and then endured a long tussle with mick schumacher, which meant he could only make up one place. a comfortable victory for max verstappen saw the dutchman increase his championship lead to 38 points, and he'll start this afternoon's grand prix from pole. it's super league's magic weekend, with a full round matches being played at st james�* park, in newcastle. there was a dramatic finish between the top two as st helens beat local rivals wigan 20—18. there were just two minutes left whenjonny lomax gave the super league champions the lead. saints go four points clear at the top. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what the the papers are saying today. with me are the journalist and author shyama perera and dave wooding, the political editor of the sun on sunday. welcome to you both, thank you for being with us. the observer, like many of the papers this morning, is focusing on the conservative lead

in the women's and tandem sprint. here and in the results as a race for the bronze medal. but, under the rules, there weren't enough teams competing for all the medals to be handed out. so they were not given a bronze medal. they were not given a bronze medal. they were not given a bronze medal. they were not included in the medal ceremony, they staged a bit of a mini protest afterwards, borrowing some of bronze medals from the team, they have been fined 200 swiss francs each for that along with a team manager. but this has all gone up team manager. but this has all gone up to the commonwealth games federation. they have issued an apology for the inadvertent distress caused, although it does seem unlikely, very unlikely at this stage that they will be awarded bronze medals. but clearly, some upsetting and confusion around this matter. at upsetting and confusion around this matter. �* ., ., ., ., matter. a tough one for them to take. thank you. right, let's round up some of the other action that's been happening today.

the committee showed him quite specifically sprinting away.n any member of congress to tangibly advance the plot to overthrow the results on the senate floor. he was the first senator to break with mcconnell to join that challenge, which did change everything as we have been reporting. then he was scurrying fearing the apparently very scary people he claimed to support and cheer. instead hawley ran over to a conservative conference using -- well, take a listen. >> i just want to say to all of those liberals out there, do not regret it, and i am not backing down. i'm not going to apologize. i'm not going to cower. i'm not going to run from you. >> whether he is just going full trolling or not, he is certainly running, running, running away, as the classic pharcyde song put it. this goes beyond action. what we were talking about earlier in the program -- memes and ridicule. two of the biggest newspapers in missouri are not just criticizing him or calling him out on the rhetoric. they say he should be out. kansas city star says he's a fleeing cow

they will start the sprint race tomorrow in nine plays and fourth respectively.es leclerc and carlos sainz. a thrilling finish in the tour de france as the defending champion showed his class once again, in the first summit finish of the tour this year the riders bided their time before making the move. he managed to claim his second stage win in as many days. extending his overall lead to 35 seconds. fresh from his us open victory, matt fitzpatrick of england appears to be warming up nicely for the open starting next thursday. he is three under par in the scottish open, four behind the lead held by cameron tringale of america, who leads on seven under par. lancashire cruised to finals day of the t20 blast off a commanding quarterfinal victory over essex at old trafford. essex chose to bat but they were restricted to 161-5 to bat but they were restricted to 161—5 from 20 overs. although that looked a decent score, half centuries from two players helped lancashire comfortably reach the target. that is all the sport for now. around one in six over—75s have still no

the briton crashed in qualifying on friday, which saw him start the sprint race from ninth.e. a comfortable victory for max verstappen saw the dutchman increase his championship lead to 38 points and he'll start this afternoon's grand prix from pole. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much indeed. let's talk about what is going on in sri lanka right now. the united states has appealed to sri lanka's politicians to act promptly to resolve their country's economic crisis. an announcement that the sri lankan president, rajapaksa, would step down on wednesday, came after protesters seized his official residence and set the prime minister's home on fire. the country is dealing with rampant inflation and food, fuel and medicine imports are drying up. mark lobel reports. burning fury for all to see. the sri lankan prime minister's house set alight. flames fuelled by protesters' anger at economic mismanagement that has left many suffering. it has become the norm now to see people staying and sleeping in vehicles, to get fuel in that ranges to three to four days sometimes.

he says we're going to sprint through the finish.igative time was february, march or april. it's fewer interviews right now, but i don't think that means we're letting up. we're doing some reinterviews of folks. so they're not slowing down necessarily. this could continue even past this thursday. >> not only are they not slowing down but the fact they've had these public hearings has also led them to more information and to expand their investigation. for example, pat cipollone probably would not have come and been deposed before the committee if cassidy hutchinson did not go public. they have a lot of questions because they have to wrap this up at some point. and they want it closer done toward the midterm elections. bennie thompson said recently that there would be an interim report perhaps in the fall and maybe a final report later on. soap they don't have the final chapter written yet. they are still writing. >> this is very much ongoing. tune in to cnn's live special coverage of all of this, the january 6th hearings, this thursd

plan to buy sprint. prosecutors accused the congressman of using accounts owned or once co-owned by his wife, his son, his cousin, and even his former mistress. his lawyer reese lisa statement saying the congressman is innocent and his stock trades were lawful. he looks forward to being quickly vindicated. >>> the president pushing computer chips and that is what is topping the nbc on the money. president biden held a virtual meeting today with $52 billion into the lagging u.s. semiconductor industry. that money geared toward boosting chip production here in the u.sto 12%. this is over the past 30 years. the senate could. ote on final >>> the senate could vote on final passage this week. >>> fo launching its own streaming service today. nfl plus will cost about $5.00 a month or $40 a year. they can watch live, local, and prime-time games. one catch, for now you can watch nfl plus using only a tablet or phone. >>> a rare 1952 mickey mantle rookie baseball card up for auction today. the current owner bough

and it's bought a moment of glory of what's been a nightmare season for this canadian sprinted place exemption. ah hello, the record breaking hates across europe continues in part we have seen some very high temperatures, down towards the hungarian play towards the balkans high pressure and chart across germany. dragging that heat down from the northwest across a very warm continent. we have got some cooler, fresher weather, coming in to the northwest over the next couple of days. and it will feel a little more comfortable here, but not so down towards the se hungry has broken its temperature record. $40.00 celsius, one or 2 spots, saying over $41.00 degrees actually so fast to be confirmed. still plenty hate around the hungarian playing down towards the balkans easing or southern parts of europe fresh is up a little as we go on through the next couple of days. hopefully by the end of the week, things should be a little more comfortable blustery showers, running their way into the northwest on that weather system that will bring temperatures down to around $27.00 in london. still ple

we see states sprinting toward banning and criminalizing abortion out right. are you a victim of rape or incest? no exceptions. are you a child? you will still be forced to birth your child comes your life in danger should you carry a pregnancy to term? better get your affairs in order. that is the world millions of american women are living in now that the republicans on the supreme court have ripped away row versus wade. more women's lives are in danger, more american freedoms are disappearing, the legislation proposed by my colleague from nevada is as basic as it gets. the senate needs to act now and it needs to act without any further delay. i yield the floor. >> mister president. >> senator from colorado. >> mr. president, the senate should absolutely support the freedom to travel for healthcare act. currently abortion is banned in ten states, many more are set to follow. but not in colorado where we acted strongly to support access to reproductive care. like other pro-choice states we are seeing a large influx of patients, yet we have heard tragic storie

their goal goes beyond the finish line, teaching kids to sprint towards a better future. >> it definitely made me more confident. >> reporter: rodriguez spent five years in the program and believes the lessons learned on the field are the reason she's in college today. >> i had doubts about college before this program. by the end of it, i was very sure. they gave me a grant that helped me jump start it. >> reporter: police recently recovered the stolen van but said it was gutted. it's the second time this year the van was broken into. each time the thieves did thousands of dollars in damage. now the group needs to find $20,000 to keep the program alive, a hurdle they hope the community can help them clear to get back in the race. >> the risk is, i mean, it would be that we would not have the program to offer all the students, and i just don't want to believe that would be the case. >> reporter: to learn more about ways to donate, visit our website w ww.nbcbayarea.com. >> thank you. >>> big day for east bay firefighters. two departments from contra costa county are now one much larger agen

we have seen space sprinting towards a panic and criminalizing abortion outright. are you a victim of rape or incest? no exceptions. i give a child? you will still be forced to birth a child. his life in danger if you carry a pregnancy to term? you better get your affairs in order. that is the world millions and millions of american women are living in now that the applicants on the supreme court of ripped away roe versus wade. women's lives are in danger. american freedoms are disappearing m. the legislation proposed by mccarley from nevada is as basic as it gets. the senate needs to act now and it needs to act in that inning for give the floor. next mr. president. quick center from colorado. mr. president, the senate should absolutely support the freedom to travel for healthcare act. currently abortion is banned in ten states. many more are sent tool follow. colorado like other pro-choice dates we are seeing a large influx of patients with your tragic stories of limits of the cars are outside of hundreds of miles they went for appointments after took affect one w

apparent disagreement over how to proceed it begins outside capturing the shooter, crashing his car, his sprint to the school, then entering a classroom where he fired volley after volley from his assault weapon all as a crowd of responding officers, many of them heavily armed, waited down the hall for an order to breach the door. does it show the whole picture? tonight parents of some of the deceased children are expressing their anger about the video. sam brock has details. >> reporter: after weeks of agonizing waiting, the austin american statesman along with kvue releasing a highly edited four-minute compilation of videos including never before seen surveillance from inside the school, outside the building and police body cam footage. shedding more light on how the law enforcement response unfolded the gunman walks across the parking lot into the school at 11:33. casually carrying a rifle and turning a corner in the hallway, a young student comes around the corner as the shooter walks down the hall seconds later, gunfire erupts lasting for more than two minutes, the young child runs away. t

. >> so she was really leaning into retiring and now sprinting out of it.he ran her heat saturday and came with the fastest split time on the team. not time to hang them up just yet. >> you know what that means, though, right? >> what? >> that means more players need to start eating hot wings and root beer floats. >> yeah. well, you know, that was towards what she thought was the end of her career. now it's just the beginning of -- >> give her the extra kick. >> -- more medals probably. give her that extra kick into high gear. all right. >>> coming up, how disney stole the show at this year's san diego comic-con. >>> plus, the unwelcome guests to dinner at martha stewart's house. >>> plus, the rare whale encounter off the coast of massachusetts. >> ooh! >> how it all ended. you're watching "world news now." i'm steve, i lost 138 pounds in nine months on golo and taking release. since taking release, my sleep is way better. my inflammation has gone way down. i'm nonstop now, i feel way better than i did before. i don't sit down in life anymore. >>> back with

olympic and world champion flora duffy succesfully defended her commonwealth title in the women's sprint—brown in her first commonwealth games appearance. scotland's beth potter took bronze. over to netball — and defending champions england thrashed trinidad and tobago in their opening game. it was comfortable throughout forjess thirlby�*s side as they won 711—22 at the nec arena — a record defeat for trinidad and tobago. elsewhere, jamaica beat wales 72—113, and new zealand beat northern ireland 79—20. the women's t20 cricket features at the games for the first time. initially it's a round—robin tournament with two groups of four, and the top two from each group go through to the semi—finals. australia won the first match against india at edgbaston. to ashleigh gardner, it was a tight affair, but australia were indebted to ashleigh gardner, who made an unbeaten 52. she scored the winning runs, leaving the aussies winners by three wickets with six balls to spare. but, of course, the commonwealth games isn't the only major sporting event taking place this weekend. the women's euros reach

the senses had sharp and the long legs allow them to sprint at 35 miles per hour, almost as fast as auma. but there's plenty of slower prey around. more than 10 billion cheap grazed the pat goepianp grass hapd. >> sheep that are usually protected t.a.r.p. if pumas celebrate the reason op's wild players it's horses with riders who pioneer its frontier spirit but these two pat phonian icons have had their issue n.prep speaking for lan language ] >> mirko is no ordinary gauche o'. he's a skilled lion hunter. he's the guy who hire when you've got a puma problem. >> okay. p mui bien. pumas are now protected against pattionia, but if they decide a national portion on an -- all bets are off. the hunt is on. if you really wanna find out what you're made of, you can forget the personality tests and social media quizzes. because the only way you're ever gonna know is by heading into the big, wild, raging so-damned-beautiful- it-hurts world and finding out for yourself. were you born to follow a path? or were you born free? these are the things we thought about when we made the new grand cheroke

sprints up to the net, makes the play for the incredible return. he's fired up. jump ahead to the fourth set. djokovic up 2-1. showing why he hasn't lost at the all-england club since 2017. even impressed himself with that return. kyrgios said playing djokovic was like playing against one of the gods. he beat kyrgios in four sets for his fourth straight wimbledon title. seventh overall and 21st career grand slam, one shy of rafael nadal. final round of the american century championship. steph curry was not able to get that coveted first title in tahoe. he finished 16th ahead of his dad and brother. that's where cbs nfl analyst tony romo outlasted joe pavelski to win the event for the third time. back across the pond for the final round of the scottish open, tied for the lead on 18. birdie putt for the lead. slides it past the hole. he was the clubhouse leader after shooting a 66. go back to 14. xander schauffele, he would grab the solo lead and would go on to win by a shot for a second straight victory and third of the year. now the golf world heads to st. andrew

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that sprint did because we're an expired. so who joins us from keith. nick, what will, can you tell us about this late latest attack on me, caliph well, the numbers can always change, but you've provided the bullet points there to 10 massage, according to the regional governor to universities and a shopping mall. hit by these miss isles. people killed, if you look at the map make alive is important because it's about a 100 kilometers from odessa, the port city of odessa, which is really the crown jewel for the russians once they take that, they can control all the ukrainian access to the waterways, incompletely and p, their ability to export grain to export anything to have a functioning economy. that's why the battle for make alive and around there is so important for the russian. but once again, an attack which appears to be an attack on civilian infrastructure. it's not clear what has happened. the kremlin typically says they were targeting something else as happened yesterday, infinity as you were just mentioning it up next by so that in the ukraini

>> definitely start with pull-ups and running, sprints, all kinds of physical activities help. >> reporter: beyond ex new life lessons. >> you have to get back up and try again because you don't get a lot of these obstacles the first time. >> reporter: what happens when you fall down >> sometimes you get frustrated but a lot of times you get back up and do it again. >> reporter: come back day of day what does it feel like when you finally get that >> it feels so good. >> reporter: at the end of the day, this sport is really about two things, perseverance and fun >> my favorite part is meeting new friends and showing up a lot and just going with it. >> reporter: what's the most fun >> everything. i just love doing this. >> reporter: are you going to keep doing it >> yeah. >> reporter: for how long >> forever. >> reporter: what would you tell a kid watching this that's like, i think i want to do that. >> go for it train hard and have fun while doing it. >> dr. john torres, thanks very much that looks like fun, my friend. finally, it is a beach tradition enjoyed by kids and grown-ups around t

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