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it is raheem sterling. he said that i -- now. it is raheem sterling.e said that i —— but life pictures. it is 2-0. that i —— but life pictures. it is 2—0. two minutes ago. it seems like the match effectively 2— 02 minutes ago. england is looking good the progress from the last year and they have not won a knockout game in 90 minutes so this could be a momentous occasion for them against the old enemy, germany. so far looking very good at the moment. we can see the goals i believe now. let's have a look at the first goal. raheem sterling, no gold, i beg your pardon. that is looking very good indeed right now for england. we should keep you updated with that but first let's take a check on the tour de france. being at the tour was special enough. and ended years of heartbreak by claiming the fourth stage and is they will be remembered. when you have fought back from illness and thought your career might be over, this is their relief after proving people wrong. mark had not written in the tour de france since 2018. he has not won a stage for five years. h

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the headed in by raheem sterling and england lead!— headed in by raheem sterling and enland lead!ross finding sterling _ england lead! the playmaker's ross finding sterling who _ england lead! the playmaker's ross finding sterling who this _ england lead! the playmaker's ross finding sterling who this time - finding sterling who this time couldn't miss. this is what it meant to some of those watching on around the country. —— playmaker's cross. england are finding their rhythm. harry kane enjoyed a quiet start of the tournament, hard to believe this was his first shot on target. but amid more frustration from the captain came a warning of the threat the czech republic post. jordan pickford's agility needed to preserve the clean sheet. the hosts won course to top the group having started the second half a little flat it wasn't long before changes were made. marcus rashford and a 17—year—old dude building and both introduced. a fading england needed a second but instead their opponents went close, the czech republic searching for an equaliser. england thought they had finished the m

grealish, shaw, across for sterling! england across for sterling! knocked out germany with england knocked out germany with a 2—0 wing that backs them a quarterfinal place against ukraine. the crowd goes wild. 40,000 fans in the stadium in london sees england's first major tournament win over germany in 55 years. in ethiopia, tigrayan forces take back their regional capital from the government, but nearly 2 million people have fled their homes. 0ur teams are ready, our supplies are ready. however, as we have stated in the last eight months, the challenge has always been that we have not had consistent access to reach people who need the help most. we look at the impact of china's national security law on hong kong. hello and welcome. we start at euro 2020, where the last places in the quarterfinals have been decided, and england have come out on top against one of their fiercest rivals. goals from raheem sterling and harry kane secured a 2—0 victory over germany — the first time england have beaten their rivals in the knock—out stages of a major tou

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but i don't think that in itself would push sterling lower. think all that would do is delay sterling making further gains, potentially against the euro. manus: where could that trajectory take us to? if you are focusing on euro-sterling. let's focus on where you perhaps have a stronger u.k. call on its own. jane: i have been of the view back -- that by the end of the year we could creep down to 84 in euro-sterling. we had the big gains in the first quarter, a big relief after we saw the bank of england in february. trending lower in the first quarter. but since then, it has been more rangy and there is a lot of confidence in the market about the euro zone economy and how that can lift potentially the euro. there's a little bit of a battle between the euro and sterling. i think the sterling might have further gains to make but it will be a bit of a battle and i think it will be pretty slow or difficult for sterling to make headway. manus: jane, when do you see a taper from the bank of england? janet yellen flying the kite for the treasury in t

a sterling effort from england...t the euros. delight for djokovic. .. novak fights back against stefanos tsitsipas to win the french open. sort and not so sweet... new zealand wrap up victory over england within an hour on day 4 at edgbaston. good evening, there's only one place to start tonight and that's at wembley because england have made a winning start to their european championship campaign. gareth southgate's side beat croatia i—0, thanks to a goal from raheem sterling. it's the first time ever that england have won their first match at the euros. our sports editor dan roan watched the action. it may have only been a quarter full, but with a sun—drenched wembley hosting england at a major tournament once again, for many of those lucky enough to be cleared to enter, memories of those iconic euros 25 years ago were inevitable. now a new generation would understand, and hope. come on encland! understand, and hope. come on england! england _ understand, and hope. come on england! england had _ understand, and hop

sterling hit a three-year high and fell off the back. that had a reversal also with the ftse 100 starting then to outperform. we will break down the why, what is leading sterling in that narrative of reopening and vaccinations already priced in. in addition to that surprise pmi, you got surprise growth for italy in the first quarter. a second look at the 10 year. 90 basis points. wrapping it into the opec story as well because that will help the miners and oil market in europe. a lot of those markets quite exposed to the raw materials story. up almost 3% on the opec news that they will continue to pump oil in july, 840,000 barrels a day, but strong demand, strong reopening, strong vaccinations as well. taylor riggs is here with the u.s. market. taylor: you exit on energy and that is where we are going in the u.s. energy the best performer on the day, 40% on the year. how much of that is due to this risk on tone. that is where it filters into canada as well. there index at 1.3% -- at the 20,000 mark, up one point 3%. commodities leading t

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_ place it into sterling! that will do nicel ! . ., , place it into sterling! that will do nicel!nday saw them become - nicely! victory over croatia on sunday saw them become the nicely! victory over croatia on - sunday saw them become the first england side in history to win an opening match at the euros, but they are more than aware of the threat scotland pose. istate are more than aware of the threat scotland pose-— scotland pose. we are aware obviously _ scotland pose. we are aware obviously of _ scotland pose. we are aware obviously of the _ scotland pose. we are aware obviously of the history - scotland pose. we are aware obviously of the history of. scotland pose. we are aware | obviously of the history of the scotland pose. we are aware - obviously of the history of the game and the rivalry that it has around it, but at the end of the day our first aim is to qualify from the group and scotland are the next team that we play, so it's going to be a very difficult game. it that we play, so it's going to be a very difficult game.— very difficult game. it was on this da 25 very

grealish, shaw, across for sterling! england beat germany 2—0 at wembley, taking them through to the quarterfinals in euro 2020. jubilation for england fans, as their team beats germany at the knock—out stage for the first time in more than 50 years. another day of record breaking temperatures in north america. police in canada fear the heat could be responsible for dozens of sudden deaths. no person is above the law. former south african president jacob zuma has been sentenced to 15 months injail for contempt of court. hello and welcome to bbc news. we start at euro 2020, where the last places in the quarterfinals have been decided, and england have come out on top against one of their fiercest rivals. goals from raheem sterling and harry kane secured a 2—0 victory over germany — the first time england have beaten their rivals in the knock—out stages of a major tournament since the 1966 world cup final. the remaining quarterfinal place has just been taken by ukraine, who overcame sweden after extra time. we begin our co

grealish, shaw, across for sterling!ore than 50 years. another day of record breaking temperatures in north america. police in canada fear the heat could be responsible for dozens of sudden deaths. no person is above the law. former south african president jacob zuma has been sentenced to 15 months injail for contempt of court.

to see sterling scoring is a novelty as of late, so it's good that he did it for england.es for england, england do well. and if this gives him the kind of boost that alan shearer received in 1996, we could have some exciting few weeks ahead of us, and hopefully the sunshine will last for that. let's leave it there. thank you so much forjoining us for the papers this evening, it's been great to see you again. thank you for watching, next up it's the film review with mark kermode. bye—bye. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in cinemas and at home. the surprise treat of this week's batch of new releases is nobody, an insanely violent and also insanely entertaining action drama centring on the unlikely figure of better call saul star, bob odenkirk. take it. i don't want it. it ain't a matter of want, hutch, it's the principle of need. so keep my sister safe, bro. he plays hutch, an apparently shy and retiring worker drone with a boring job who fails to break heads when his house is broken into, to

sterling is at 138 -- 1.38 not moving all that much. we will talk more about ethics markets and more about football as we get to the program as well. just under an hour away from the start of the cash equity trading session in europe. let's look at where we are on the futures. initially, we saw in markets we were fairly flat in the u.s., pushed a little higher. futures not moving all the hype. a little bit of weakness in the lending market, on the london market. down on the euro stocks 50 futures. in terms of the u.s., they may have a slightly more upward bias, slightly more green cute to them, not suggesting great news at the start of the trading session, lacking a bit of direction. but they are pushed higher by optimism around vaccines, the moderna news is helping with that. we closed at new record highs on some of these u.s. equity markets. we are drifting in the top here as we wait for the payrolls number. let's move on to show you what we have on the gmm unction. some of the outsized moves showing up in the brightest of colors as y

is that all indy sterling price. how much of it is alpha of sterling and the u.k. story in itself? a shift to the bank of england, prepared to actually look at raising rates in 2022. they are preparing to have a conversation to move outside of their present monetary policy. it is a race between sterling, euro, and dollar effectively. at this point in time, given the recovery and vaccinations in the u.k., i think we have a chance to actually see a rally between 1.3, 1.4 over the next few days. manus: that will kill me a little bit more. that means you definitely have to pay for breakfast. senior executive officer at ark capital. coming up on the show, the reopening continues. italy reintroducing indoor dining in low risk areas as the vaccine drive kicks into gear. we have the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is daybreak europe. one of europe's largest economies is reopening. from today, restaurants in italy' low risk sounds conserve restaurants indoors. businesses in these areas including yams, shopping malls, will also reopen. italy is throwing open its doors. one of the key

raheeml sterling. he's not had the best of times_ sterling. would quite like to say- come in, i would quite like to say that _ come in, i would quite like to say that. ., , , come in, i would quite like to say that. .,, , ,_, come in, i would quite like to say that. , , that. hopefully score some goals. there is talk— that. hopefully score some goals. there is talk in _ that. hopefully score some goals. there is talk in the _ that. hopefully score some goals. there is talk in the papers - that. hopefully score some goals. there is talk in the papers today, | that. hopefully score some goals. | there is talk in the papers today, i am sure you have heard of, manchester city are preparing a £100 million bid for harry kane, i don't know if anyone in his family reads the papers or messages him about things like that but could that disrupt him even further? i wouldn't have thought _ disrupt him even further? i wouldn't have thought so, _ disrupt him even further? i wouldn't have thought so, he's _ disrupt him even further? i wouldn't have thought so

sterling, unstoppable once again, to finish a move he had started. wembley making it his home. then, for sterling, a moment to forget, his underhit pass handing thomas muller the chance to equalise. but the precision germany are famed for had deserted them. 55 years had passed since their last knockout victory over these opponents, but it was time for history to change. quiet tournament. ——grealish finding kane, so much for the captain's quiet tournament. wembley, half—full, but rarely in its long history will it have heard anything quite like this. and 25 years after his penalty heartbreak against germany here at euro 96, a sense of personal atonement for the mastermind of a defining win. for the teammates that played with me, i can't change that, so, that's always going to hurt, but what's lovely is that we've given people another day to remember, and now we've got to go and do it in rome. amazing day, amazing game. to hear wembley like this wasjust a moment none of us will ever forget, and a great performance, obviously 2—0, another clean sheet, j

sterling, unstoppable once again, to finish a move he had started. his home. then, for sterling, a moment to forget, his underhit pass handing thomas muller the chance to equalise. but the precision germany are famed for had deserted them. 55 years had passed since their last knockout victory over these opponents, but it was time for history to change. grealish finding kane, so much for the captain's quiet tournament. wembley, half—full, but rarely in its long history will it have heard anything quite like this. and 25 years after his penalty heartbreak against germany here at euro 96, a sense of personal atonement for the mastermind of a defining win. for the teammates that played with me, i can't change that, so, that's always going to hurt, but what's lovely is that we've given people another day to remember, and now we've got to go and do it in rome. amazing day, amazing game. to hear wembley like this wasjust a moment none of us will ever forget, and a great performance, obviously 2—0, another clean sheet, just the perfect afternoon. for those w

esther: we think the appreciation potential in sterling is exhausted.aybe one cent lower or something like that. after that, all of these concerns about the pandemic and exit -- brexit, and the bank of england is likely to disappoint, expectations will likely result in the stalling or returning to levels we saw a few months ago, at 87. dani: let me take off on the second part of the russian, or do you move to -- part of the question, where do you move to? should we see more concern about the delta variant and should you be buying in that environment? esther: as i said, it is a risk consideration, at least from a global perspective. of course, some protection, the traditional safe havens. they might sense if you really want to protect for the renewed flareup of pandemic concerns. manus: ok, the good old it might be the haven after all. bitcoin could be too volatile for some. we've got the calls in at the end. we are going to talk about france, exit polls show president macron and far-right leader real opinion -- marine le pen fared worse than expected in

in sterling inside the first two minute hits a post.e retained his place in sterling just lobbed the keeper. but it rattled the outside of the post england has started brightly. they've made four changes mount having to drop out of the starting line—up as he isolates. and the real eye—catching change is the real issue had a half—hour cameo against the scots. he starts and a lot of the england fans they talk about him wanting great wish to start feeling that he could be the spark that gets england to win and sort of gets them going again. but if they do when yes it's going to be great for morale and give them a spring in this step going into the last 16. spring in this step going into the lasti6. but spring in this step going into the last 16. but it's been a really, really tough route to get back here towards the semifinals and the finals without even looking at the finals. just look at the match against either the portugal ali cristiano ronaldo, germany has got their mojo back again. all the world champions france, take your pick. not

the second half goals came from raheem sterling and harry kane.t's england's first win over germany in a tournament knockout match since 1966 rebel forces in ethiopia's northern tigray province have retaken the regional capital mekelle which was seized by federal troops last year. they have called for international agencies to bring in desperately needed aid. australia is battling a new phase of the coronavirus pandemic. cases of the delta variant rose to triple figures. sydney now has a two—week lockdown and there are outbreaks in four states and territories. serena williams is out of wimbledon in the first round of the competition. the 39—year—old was leading in the first set against aliaksandra sasnovich, but called it quits and walked off centre court in tears after slipping and hurting her ankle. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are james moore from the independent, and annabel denham, director of communications at iea. good to have both of you with us. let me bring you up—to—date a

sterling, very nearly and did all the good work. when his loose pass allowed thomas miller clean through one goal. and that's why i missed was pivotal because 4 minutes from joint pain made sure if the wind for england with his 1st goal at the toner, mintz england's 1st victory, germany and a major tournament knockout game 900 $66.00 will come final. that was also the last competition when they kept for clean sheets in a row, you know, these players keep it right in here story. and they've got the chance again, you know, we've only ever been to one european championship semi final. so again they've, they've got the chance to do something really special nation that has stayed england will now travel to rome to take on ukraine in the quarter finals on saturday. so be hoping for a return to wembley for the semi's. and then the final david stokes al jazeera, as david said in his report, england take on ukraine. next. they be sweden in extra time on tuesday, is the action from that match at hamden park and glasgow. ukraine went ahead on

and the sun features a photo of footballer raheem sterling mbe, who they call the magic boots of englanded the winning goal for england in their game against croatia in the euros this afternoon. magic boots of england, that really was terrible. easing a lockdown delayed for four weeks, pm was terrible. easing a lockdown delayed forfour weeks, pm calls was terrible. easing a lockdown delayed for four weeks, pm calls for patients in the last stretch. putting on your polling hat, joe, will he get patients if that's what he calls for from the british government, —— public, do you think? he certainly won't get it from some people. this has been a very divisive issue, and unlike previous lockdowns which were supported by a large majority of people, the support for this particular extension of the current rules and the delay by four weeks is supported by a majority of people — but there's a sizeable minority who are against it. and this is really a challenge for the government because up challenge for the government because up until now, as the vaccine programme has rolled on being seen as very

sterling very nearly and did all the good work when his lease pass allowed thomas miller clean through on goal today. why all who missed was pivotal because 4 minutes from telling tain, made sure of the winter england, with his 1st goal at the tone him, it's england's post victory. i've a germany and a major tournament, no cap game. the 966 world cup final. that was also the last competition. when they kept for clean sheets in a row, you know, these players keep it right in history and they've got the chance again, you know, we've already ever been to one european championship semi final. so again, they've, they've got the chance to do something really special which has stayed england will now travel to rome to take on ukraine in the quarter finals on saturday. so be hoping for return to wembley for the semi's. and then the final david stokes al jazeera, as david said in his report to england take on ukraine next, baby sweetening extra time on tuesday. if the action out from that match at hand to talk in gloucester, ukraine went to hit on 27. oregon doesn't change, but we didn't realiz

we'll start with that goal from raheem sterling.ted and finished a move in the 75th minute to open the scoring. here he is celebrating and here are the england fans in the trafalagar square fan zone. england survived a scare almost immediately. tomas mueller breaking away and missing a one on one with the england goalkeepeer as he hit the ball wide and this was his reaction and then came this. harry kane — the captain — headed the clinching second goal for england in the 86th minute. here he is celebrating his first goal of the tournament and here was the reacton in trafalgar square. a lot of beer flying in the air as england fans realised they were through to the quarter finals and here are the england fans in the trafalagar square fan zone after the second goal. i don't know if i can show this to you. it doesn't look like i can but the headline is a good one. germany is going home. very good and of course england fans are saying football is coming home. something that was sung many times in 1996, the last time they played games at

then plays it into sterling. that'll do nicely. an unprecedented winning start for england in the euros. the sun's out, england are winning, what more could you want? just nice to be out with people enjoying the weather, - enjoying the football. and everybodyjust being able i to enjoy themselves, it's great. good evening. the uk's hosting of the g7 summit ended today as leaders left cornwall with a final statement that included covid vaccine donations and more action on climate change. the prime minister denied the summit had been dominated by rifts over post—brexit arrangements in northern ireland, saying the issue was a "vanishingly small" part of the meeting. he also said he would be putting out "a whole package of information" tomorrow about the next stage of lockdown easing in england. from st ives, here's our political editor, laura kuenssberg. ready for a fortifying early dip? borisjohnson wanted to show off the british seaside to the most powerful leaders in the world, but has ended up going headlong into a clash on the sid

let's turn to sterling, and the rally could -- midterm hopes for ftse outperformance. are three groups which tend to trade positively alongside a rising pound, according to research from bloomberg intelligence. let's dive into that now. what are the implications for the ftse 100 and the long-standing view that sterling and u.k. stocks move in opposite directions? i'm not sure it always applies. >> i would say it is a little bit of a misconception. it is not that they travel in opposite directions, it is that ftse earnings and sterling travel in opposite directions. if you look on a weekly change basis over the last 10 years, there is over a -70% correlation with week i week moves. they do travel inversely. importantly, ftse's relative performance also travels in opposite directions. we have seen since last october with covid vaccine announcements, ftse traded up. it traded up less than euro stocks. a chunk of that is strong count. mark: good morning. what can the market do with a strong pound? tim: it is an interesting thing, there are three groups we see as distinct b

sterling down to 1.3942. all-time highs on the cards may be the s&p 500.aylor: certainly an interesting day. the resiliency of these markets to shrug off some of the inflationary, more hawkish tones we get. rafael bostick really striking that tone, hinting that he's looking at a paper in three to four months. that sets us up nicely for jackson hole september, and maybe some of the divergence or not between the individual central banks as equity markets say we are in it and we are going higher. jonathan: everyone else just shrugs their shoulders. the bank of england right now, we will not tighten until there is clear evidence of progress towards our goal. 1.3928 on sterling now against the u.s. dollar. lisa: however, everyone seems to be saying this as we end up heading towards some sort of recovery. that said, the balance of the decision-making at this point is to the more dovish side. i think that is clear from each central meeting we hear. it will have to be fed chair jay powell that changes it. jonathan: on this be 500, equity futures drifting higher. w

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sterling at its strongest level in three years.re betting the economic recovery in the u.k. will gain traction with the rollout of the vaccines. what is driving the move? dani: a lot of these drivers were emerging last week and may be the weeks before but maybe it was the idea of a long holiday weekend meant people were taking off and putting on big bets. first day of u.k. trading -- a three year high. this could have to do with weakness in the dollar. fundamental drivers, the economic outlook for the u.k. is brighter and the second one is increased bets that perhaps the boe will raise rates sooner than expected. on the first point, i want to take you into the terminal. this is what we are seeing. this is the lloyd's survey of business confidence, at its highest since 2016. you have inoculations. three quarters of u.k. adults will be vaccinated within the month. orest johnson saying there is no reason to delay the reopening. no compelling reason for that at the moment. all of that converges into perhaps stronger growth for the u.k.

he started off the move that led to the raheem sterling goal, as well.e as group winners and play a big part. so many people proud of him back at green for high school. here's his old pe teacher. he for high school. here's his old pe teacher. . , . for high school. here's his old pe teacher. ., , ., ., , , ., ., teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite — teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite a _ teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite a small _ teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite a small social— teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite a small social group, i he had quite a small social group, quite _ he had quite a small social group, quite close — he had quite a small social group, quite close tight knit group of friends — quite close tight knit group of friends i_ quite close tight knit group of friends. i think that's one thing that always shines out from when he plays. _ that always shines out from when he plays. not _ that always shines out from when he plays, not only is he super on the pitch. _ pla

how did sterling do after the game? a great pun there. we discussed that next.is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back. england and a 55 year wait for a knockout with jeremy. making through to your against ukraine. the decisive breakthrough when you push the ball into the net in the 75th minute, this would not be a bloomberg show if we do not ask, what does it mean for correlations, or does it mean for the pound sterling specifically? let's find that out with bloomberg's fx and rate strategist. run me through what stood out to you in the mid-minute johnson? >> it was a slow market yesterday. i was the perfect approach for traders in london and frankfurt, when they were thinking about the game and all that. and sort of thinking about how it would perform the day after england got eliminated from the tournament in the past. it turns out that, only two times did the cable advanced the next day. it was wednesday loss from germany and romania in 2000. that was a pattern there. england can advance in the euro. it will be happy days for tom. it was really a striking patter

raheem sterling and harry kane came up with the late goals to hand england a game in rome on saturday night against sweden or ukraine. the painstaking search for survivors in miami continues, we'll take a closer look at what might have caused the building to collapse. the covid control system in england's schools could be scrapped in the autumn. the number of children absent from school has risen 400% injune. and the bears of british columbia whose pool etiquette is not what it could be. but then, it has been 47 degrees celsius. it has finally happened. not since 1966 have england beaten germany in the knockout stages of a tournament. but tonight it is deutschland going home. goals from raheem sterling and harry kane, sent england and 45000 fans inside wembley stadium, into a state of near delerium. they were celebrations too in trafalgar square in front of the big screen. in preston, in the north west, in fact in every corner of the country. there is still an awful long way to go in this tournament. we are only at the quarterfinal stages. ahead of england, a game in rome on saturday

it is not just sterling.had a collapse in trade with the biggest trading partner for the u.k., which is the eu. you also had british trade around the world diminish significantly. what does that mean? it means british companies today are much less competitive than they were five years ago. that is not good. what that means is going forward , britain is not going to be the leader in growth or in trade that it was prior to 2016. alix: there are things you could say they still do well in. financial services do not see as big of a hit in terms of some of the trading houses. the housing market on fire. were there pockets of positivity? matthew: let's take a look at london. it is not so much london disappears. no one was predicting that. what it is about is opportunity cost. london was on a trajectory that put it in a class by itself as an international financial center. today does not clear london will have the kinds of opportunities it was embracing just five years ago. london is still there, it is preeminent, th

defeated arch rivals germany to nil, to advance to the year 2020 quarter finals. gold from rocky sterling and harry kane field. the win for england at wembley stadium in london. england will now go on to play ukraine, who beats sweden to one in 2 days late, much as a state of news from berlin. there's a lot more on our website. that's d, w dot com. the awe today, the highest court in south africa sent out a strong message that no one, not a former head of state, not a former freedom fighter. no one is above the law and that includes former president jacob zoom and he's about to begin 15 months in prison on contempt charges. and sima has repeatedly refused to appear and testify before corruption inquiry with him at the center of the allegations. he has publicly mocked digital system. when today, the court decided enough is enough, and they called his bluff eyebrow golf in berlin. this is the day the news displayed to the public folks, africa ended up, they observed, hold and maintain the constitution and all the low you have followed the charges that have been put, you know, from the induc

and then struck with the so a moment of quality from they are probably they're basically a rocky sterling. he was the 1st food in today. and then when germany pushed off the page looking for an equalizer, england hit them on the brake and the counter and that made it so. and also a very simple game plan. one that works. and as for germany is the opposite, is very, very sluggish. and really they're just missing a spark and they need fresh manager to come in and just shake things up. i think they have managed to kick out their historic rival. do you think england have what it takes to win euro 20? 20. they would be my stuff and that's not just because i want to be able to return to scotland or something. and i think what they have, as i've mentioned, is they have a very solid defense. and they also have, they're in a very weak site of the draw. so if they had the ukraine and the course final, which if they were not game, which they would think, you know, the would. and then if denmark check public for a place in the final which is at wembley, so you know, they would have the home backing. s

the leeds midfielder really made his mark in the second half, threading a pass through to raheem sterlingwho justified his selection with his first goal at a major tournament. commentator: that first goal at a ma'or tournament. communic— first goal at a ma'or tournament. commentator: that will do nicely! those watching _ commentator: that will do nicely! those watching on _ commentator: that will do nicely! those watching on around _ commentator: that will do nicely! those watching on around the - commentator: that will do nicely! i those watching on around the country erupting for the first time. croatia were being made to look a shadow of the side that broke english hearts in the world cup semifinal three years ago. harry kane, inches from doubling the lead. he years ago. harry kane, inches from doubling the lead.— doubling the lead. he can keep the shutdown forced _ doubling the lead. he can keep the shutdown forced watching - doubling the lead. he can keep the shutdown forced watching on, - shutdown forced watching on, en . land's shutdown forced watching on, england's record _ shutdo

the second design is a sterling silver ox symbol, which, of course, we are in the year of the ox. sort of honesty, integrity, and perseverance. ♪ i think a lot of us, though, don't know what to do to support. we want to support and don't know how. in my own way, the way i know how is to create these pieces. so many people were so excited to get their pieces and say, "look, when someone asks me about what i'm wearing, i can tell them, "i'm supporting stop aapi hate, and this is important to me," and it's a great symbol that people can wear to show their support. my parents never imagined one of their kids having sort of a creative career, but i think they'd be really proud that i'm standing up and saying that i'm proud to be an asian-american and that i'm acknowledging my roots and that i'm supporting my culture in this community. ♪ >> coming up, this woman is saving the planet one snack at a time. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the show.

defeated arch rivals germany to nil, to advance to the year 2020 quarter finals gold from racking sterling and harry kane field to win for england at wembley stadium in london. england will now go on to play ukraine, who be sweden to one in 2 days. late. much is the state of news from berlin. there's a lot more on our website. that's d, w dot com. the awe. today the highest court in south africa sent out a strong message that no one, not a former head of state, not a former freedom fighter. no one is about the law and that includes former president jacob zoom and he's about to begin 15 months in prison on contempt charges. and sima has repeatedly refused to appear and testify before corruption inquiry with him at the center of the allegations. he has publicly mocked digital system. when today, the court decided enough is enough, and they called his bluff, eyebrow golf and berlin. this is the day the news displayed to the republic about africa ended up they observed, hold and maintain the constitution and all as a low. you have followed the charges that have been put to you know, from the i

he sterling, he was going to start school again today, and then when germany pushed up the face looking for an equalizer, england hit them on the brake on the counter and that made it also a very simple game plan. one this work and as for germany is the opposite, is very, very sluggish. and really they're just missing a spark. and they need fresh manager to come in and just shake things up. i think they have managed to kick out their historic rivals. do you think england have what it takes to when you're 2020, they wouldn't be myself. and that's not just because i want to be able to return to scotland or something. and i think what they have, as i've mentioned, is they have a very solid defense and they also have a very weak side of the draw. so if they have the ukraine and the course final, which of the, when not game, which they would think, you know the word. and then they play denmark or check public for a place in the final, which is wembley. so you know, they would have the backing, so the certainly a pastor for them. i feel that in terms of their overall quality, they're not at t

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nothing said about alton sterling.t was said about philando castile from the nra was -- and th was only after being pushed by the african-american members -- was we believe everyone, regardless of race, sexl orientation should have access to guns, to arms. but nothing really substantial step what happed after ruby ridge and waco, texas, the bridge civilians was that when lapierre called out federal office as being jackbooted government dogs who believed they have the right to storm into people's homes and tak their guns and kill law-abiding citizens. several officers have been killed in those events. so to then label the response as jackbootedhugs when you get lence with philando castile, it really led me -- journalists were asking,on't african-americans have second amdment rights? that is what set me down this path all the way to the 17th century to be able to answer that question. amy: let's go back to 2016. you write in your book, the immediate aftermath of the police shooting of philando castile was broadcast live