briefly before we finish, no steve smith for australia today?ow he was struck in the head in the nets at the start of the series so he missed the first match. we thought we were there for the second, but the decision was made by the austrian camp to leave smith out once again. it is important to monitor players who do receive head injuries. the decision made by cricket australia was that they dish did not want to risk playing steve smith. england will perhaps have more of an object to heart the worlds best batsmen in this australian line—up. in the last hour, ten clubs in the english football league have been given permission to have up to a thousand fans in their grounds for their games this weekend. 0ur sports news correspondent, laura scott, has the details. laura, this is all part of a plan to get more fans back to sport by the start of next month? exactly, that have been pilots held since the end ofjuly to see how fa ns since the end ofjuly to see how fans can return to sports safely. they had been the hope that they would be a wider roll—o

and briefly, henry, no steve smith for australia today? centre line are at the start.st two balls of the england innings of this game during two wickets, jason roy and joe root are both out first ball. is never to england about a nine international game, never zero — two after the first games. since then, the ship has been steadied, england moving closer to 47—2 in the manchester sunshine, but that stat was as bad as it possibly could have been for england but thankfully they have a good batting line up and they both need it today. england have got to be careful because those early wickets are going to put pressure on those lower down the order. from

what of australia, missing steve smith?hem, with england already having won the t20 series? there is huge pressure on them because they are a used a wedding. historically they are always one of the best in the world but they are ona the best in the world but they are on a horrible run of one day international form against england and they would expect to be certainly if not winning every series against england, giving themselves a real chance to do so. when they have that chance in this series, they threw it away in the second odi and the fact they are batting in a similar way today ought to bea batting in a similar way today ought to be a realfrustration batting in a similar way today ought to be a real frustration to the coach, who sits on a balcony about five yards that way underneath us here in the media centre and i imagine his humour is reasonably limited. i can imagine. maybe don't try anyjokes limited. i can imagine. maybe don't try any jokes on limited. i can imagine. maybe don't try anyjokes on him later on. henry

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these athletes on our team, the likes of ben stokes, steve smith, they will be heroes for many men andhem talking about menstrual hygiene, it makes it a topic of conversation in the household, which is the first key step. talking about periods openly still remains a taboo in india. and lack of access to affordable sanitary pads is another problem. as per a unicef report, about 20% of girls don't have access to hygienic products during their monthly period. and talking of sportswomen, they have their own unique set of challenges. now this move by the royals, with its influence among cricket fans in india, may help to change attitudes in cricket fans in india, may help to change attitudes in india's battle against the stigma of periods. vandna, bbc news, delhi. in kenya, authorities have shut down a luxury tourist camp which appeared to be blocking the path of migrating wildebeest at the world famous maasai mara game reserve. the plight of the animals was highlighted after a video showing them being chased and turned away from their route went viral. the country's environmental agency sa

having been put into bat — the aussies, who are without steve smith because he took a knock to the heade lost david warner, bowled by jofra archer. australia currently 31—1 in the eighth over. this is the first in a three match series. serena williams says she'll definitely play at the rescheduled french open later this month, after her latest bid for a record equalling 24th grand slam was ended by victoria azarenka in the semi finals of the us open. the belarussian nearly retired from the sport before the pandemic, in part due to a custody battle over her son but she's been in fantastic form over the past few weeks — and she might have lost the opening set but she battled back to win the next two to get her first ever win over serena at a grand slam, having lost the previous ten encounters. i mean it is obviously disappointing but at the same time i did what i could today, i feel like at other times i have been close and i could have done better and today i felt like i gave a lot and, yeah, i'm definitely going to be going to paris. it feels more, more fun this year, more fulfilling, m

australia have left out steve smith despite the batsman having passed concussion tests after a knock days there. there are two more games in the premier league today, starting with newly promoted west bromwich albion at home against leicester city. that kicks off at 2. west brom have been relegated in 4 of their previous 12 premier league campaigns. we wa nt we want to compete as a team, not as a championship side. we are going to try to do something in the premier league, but as a very confident team thatis league, but as a very confident team that is going to expect to stay in the league for a long time. that is our objective. it is the first task, of course, like for any promoted team, to stay up and to secure that status for the next season. spurs managerjose mourinho says he'll get depressed if he thinks too much about about their congested fixture list. they could play as many as nine matches in 22 days, due to europa league qualifying commitments. their new season starts at 4 this afternoon against an everton side who could hand debuts to new signings allan, abdoulaye doucoure

ten hours a day is not going to go away >> that's true, hard to imagine that it will get unwound steve smith. good tuesday morning, everybody. it is 11:00 a.m. on wall street and "squawk alley" is live >>> good tuesday morning, everybody. deirdre bosa with us we are kicking off one of the toughest months for stocks getting a nice start here as the s&p hit an all-time high we continue to watch the large cap tech names that include stocks like zoom and percentage gains that make your jaw drop. >> absolutely, carl. speaking of zoom, i have been calling it the consult of zoom, we have been talking about those incredible numbers, climbing market cap, remember they went public at a 9.2 valuation. take a look at these results, this chart says it all the increase, the step up, year over year, the earnings was something to behold. and at the same time, guys, it is our job to throw a little cold water on a quality like following. if you think it can become the next blue chip tech stock we saw in the results last night that it is growing a base of small users and it is making up a larger portion of rev

but the wicket of steve smith, sparked a collapse.a, afterjosh magennis, was sent off and they went behind but against the odds, gavin whyte equalised late on in new manager, ian baraclough's, first game in charge. they next play norway on monday. mo farah says he's proved that anything is possible, after running further in one hour, than anyone else in history. he set this new world hour record, at the diamond league meeting in brussels last night, covering 21 kilometres, and 330 metres, in the hour, and that was 45 metres further than the previous record and remember, this was his first track race, since he switched to road racing four years ago. and he's now 37 years old. at the us open tennis, dan evans was the last british player to be knocked out, in the singles draw. evans had taken the first set, against corentin moutet, but after a rain delay, the frenchman won the next three. cameron norrie, had also lost earlier in the day. if you want a lesson, in to how, to throw away a match, fourth seed stefanos tsitsipas, can provide i

no steve smith for the aussies either because he took a knock to the head in training yesterday — theyetired from the sport before the pandemic, in part due to a custody battle over her son, but she‘s been in fantastic form over the past few weeks, and she might have lost the opening set but she battled back to win the next two to get her first ever win over serena at a grand slam, having lost the previous ten encounters. i mean, it‘s obviously disappointing, but at the same time i did what i could today, i feel like at other times i have been close and i could have done better and today i felt like i gave a lot and, yeah, i‘m definitely going to be going to paris. it feels more, more fun this year, more fulfilling, more... ..pleasant for me. yeah, it feels nice, nicer. and azarenka will play the 2018 champion and fourth seed, naomi osaka, in the final tomorrow. osaka beat americanjennifer brady in three sets earlier. there were big statements surrounding the black lives matter movement at the start of the new american football season. one team, the houston texans, stayed in the dressi

eoin morgan ran out steve smith and australia finished their 20 overs 157—7. long way in the game and kept pressure on australia. wales are top of their nations league group after beating bulgaria 1—0. ireland are third after losing 1—0 to finland. wales saw few opportunities in their game before neco williams scored in the 94th minute. that was the liverpool teenager's first professional goal. britain's adam yates lost the yellow jersey and slipped from first to eighth at the tour de france, with two weeks to go. he's always said his target was to win individual stages, but having fought hard to defend the race lead for four days, yates finally fell behind the leading contenders on stage nine. one of the pre—race favourites slovenia's primoz roglic is the new race leader. it is one of those things that when you say you have been leading the tour de france for four days, you say you have been leading the tour de france forfour days, it does not sound like a long time but it is like dog years! four years to lead forfour it is like dog years! four years to lead

even without their talisman steve smith, australia still managed to beat england, in the first of three billings, who made his first century at this level, was last man out they were still 20 runs short of the victory target. men's tennis has been dominated by the same old faces for years now, but we are going to see a new men's grand slam champion for the first time since 201a. it could be second seed, dominic thiem, who beat daniil medvedev in three sets , but was made to work hard, for it. thiem was taken to tie breaks in the second and third sets, before winning in three. thiem will be hoping it's fourth time lucky after losing his previous three grand slam finals. but the new winner could be german, alexander zverev, who battled back from two sets down to beat beat spain's pablo carreno busta to set up the final against thiem. it'll be the first time we'll see a male champion, who was born in the 1990s! for the first time this season, some fans will be allowed at a formula grand prix this weekend in italy. they might see world champion lewis hamilton struggle, he was two tenths of

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welcome to the final hour of the week unless sandra smith overslept. steve: no kidding., john will be joining us from nashville where by the way i heard this morning the grand lockry is reopening after season closed due to covid. ainsley: that's great news. i've heard the son, john sent me the song, it's definitely a message that resinates in our hearts. the election is looming and then we are seeing protests and riots and looting in all the great cities across the country. fox news alert. cleanup underway in downtown louisville. brian: police arrested 24 including state lawmakers bringing total to 127 since grand jury decision on breonna taylor's case. steve: mark meredith joins us, last night, mark, 200 protestors took sanctuary in a church because they didn't want to get arrested. park mark -- >> mark: steve, they sure did. police arresting 24 people, on top of 100 arrested last night. somebody tried to throw library on fire. it was a crazy night. take a look at video as demonstrations continued. we saw people spray-painting graffiti. a lot going on last night. there

steve talk. mike espy in mississippi is tied with cindy hyde-smith. a year ago you told me there will be a tie race for u.s. senate in mississippi, i would have told you you were out of your mind. but the landscape is shifting very quickly. north carolina, we feel is pretty much gone for the republicans, arizona and colorado is in terrible shape for the republicans. >> i would say one more thing real quick about the alaska race is, alaska is an overwhelming pro choice state. so the supreme court confirmation i think is -- it may be that trump gets the justice on the court, but it's going to be devastating politically in november for a couple of reasons. but in that alaska race, it's going to hurt sullivan and then there's another issue up there which is something called the pebble mine. and the pebble mine has been a hugely controversial gold mine that will poison the head waters of bristol bay and the largest, richest salmon fishery in the world. dr. al is against it. sullivan is for the mine. the state is against it and we're going to kill sullivan

smith reynolds airport. that is it for us tonight. bob woodson, congressman steve scalise are among our guests tomorrow. the final sprint. even more riots hitting american streets. they hit the streets with riots attacking innocent people and businesses. this new development. we have latest news what far left groups are warning what they are going to do, what is in store what will happen through the election. with us tonight on this, former, acting attorney general matt whitaker on the fallout for the 2020 race. also tonight house oversight and reform rankingli

smith reynolds airport. that is it for us tonight. bob woodson, congressman steve scalise are among our guests tomorrow. good night from sussex. elizabeth: tonight, just two months to go, 2020 race entering the final sprint. even more riots hitting american streets. they hit the streets with riots attacking innocent people and businesses. this new development. we have latest news what far left groups are warning what they are going to do, what is in store what will happen through the election. with us tonight on this, former, acting attorney general matt whitaker on the fallout for the 2020 race. also tonight house oversight and reform ranking republican james comer weighs in on president trump firing back, biden's brand of d.c. globalism, let companies hollow out and destroy american jobs. representative comer will talk about niece -- that niece warning only president trump can prevent another 9/11 and saying that america is not a racist country. also with us, the hill's joe concha. he will join us with even more biden flip-flops and whoppers, now the media is increasingly fact-checking joe biden. kell

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smith management group and head of he cequities at mar wealth advisers. good to have you both here mark, this would be very encouraging. even as stevere could be a long slog for the economy. how are you positioned here in this market? >> we're still looking at the big headline news which is very high unemployment numbers. we're seeing that a million people every week are flying new unemployment claims. i know they changed the guidance and how they do the metrics of that recently. there are a lot of people losing their jobs around the country every single week. that, we think, are going to eventually affect spending to some degree. also we heard from our fed chairman recently on your profile on cnbc last week saying that spending by the federal government is one of the biggest issues that keeps him up at night, and so we're seeing our clients at ubs, because of that, take a position in gold. >> so gold, and i know for you, you're looking at kind of secular long-term plays like cell towers for the 5g play, and we can come back to that jim, let me ask you where you think we are for the state of the consumer i know names like starbuck's

. ♪ >> steve: from rockefeller center in the heart of new york city it's "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon. tonight join jimmy and his guests, jim parsons, shepard smithmusical guest bts, and featuring the legendary roots crew and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon ♪ >> jimmy: thank you so much for watching everybody welcome to "the tonight show." guys, it is a big night for nbc. it is the start of bts week here on "the tonight show. we have something special for you bts fans in a couple minutes. also a huge night for hockey if you just watched game six of the stanley cup playoffs that means you're either drunk and happy or drunk and very angry. [ laughter ] i actually watched the game through my plastic face shield so i feel like i was really there. [ laughter ] yeah, tonight we got to see white guys brutally attack each other for two hours so it was a pretty good preview of tomorrow night's debate. [ laughter ] let's get to some politics well, guys, last night the "new york times" published a bombshell report about president trump's personal finances yep, somehow "the times" got their hands on trump's long hidden tax records and what they found was

king's college and constitutional law expert mark smith and law professor at university of memphis who teaches constitutional law and election law, steveulroy. thank you for being here. and mark, let's begin with you, i'd first like to get your thoughts on the passing of justice ginsburg. >> well, ruth bader ginsburg is an american icon. her greatness is undeniable. even if you disagree with her judicial philosophy and her approaches to making decisions and even if you disagree with that, you cannot deny her importance on american law, her writings, her lectures, her decisions will be studied by lawyers, by judges, and by law students, far into the future. and even studies by those who may have disagreed with her approaches to jurisprudence, she's no doubt a legal titan that will long be remembered. alicia: steve, your thoughts on her legacy and that the impact that the nation will forever feel. >> i agree with everything that mark just said. she will be remembered for generations and i teach a lot of her opinions in my constitutional law class. i think she can be remembered not only for the opinions that she wrote on the bench and som

smith. you are not problematic, are you. >> i am deeply, deeply problematic. steveeo people are going out and trying to have a nice night out during a pandemic i know a lot of people are horrified by this kind of video who is saying hey, that's a really good way to do it? who are those people. >> people saying like aoc ayanna pressley and kamala harris. stay out in the streets. kamala harris said this all of these videos seeing blasting that there is not a single leader on the left that has the moral courage and authority to call this out for what it is. this is not behavior that should be normalize when you had see the videos on twitter and all over social media. they are mortified. i'm mortified for the diners and mort fifd by the people assaulting them. just the whole thing is crazy. there are a lot of people on the left from the leaders like ayanna pressley and kamala harris who even the mayors that will not empower their local police departments to handle these situations in the way that they should. that are not clamping down on this stuff in the way that they

steve, ainsley and brian, back to you in new york. ainsley: thank you so much, mark. let's bring in rob space smith author of always a soldier and iraq soldier. good morning, rob. >> good morning. >> he said there is video of a u-haul truck and protesters are unloading shields and riot gear and antipolice signs. there is the video right there. looks like it could be coordinated. what's your reaction to what's happening there? >> my thoughts, as soon as i saw that video is who is funding this? who is organizing this? who is out there exploiting the pain and fear and emotions of african-americans on the street right now in louisville in order to incite riots and violence and destruction? this stuff was obviously planned. so we really need to know who is funding this stuff. we really need to know where the money is come from. and need to know who is behind this stuff. when i saw that video it was shocking to me how obviously coordinated it all was. i want to know who is out here exploiting people's pain in this way? brian: what happened is over the course of months there was an investigation by a gran

steve: kane, stick around, we've got your special performance of homesick right after the next time out. first let's check in with sandra smithreeting the president of the republic of serbia and prime minister of republic of kosovo and officer fatally shot and search underway for the suspect. 60 days out from election, dueling features by president and joe biden, judith miller and more joining us for this friday edition of america's newsroom. see you at the top of the hour [♪] are you currently using a whitening toothpaste, but not seeing results? try crest 3d whitestrips. its enamel-safe formula lifts and removes stains to provide 100% noticeably whiter teeth or your money back. try crest 3d whitestrips. ♪ ♪ ♪ jededia: we just heard from country music star kane brown and veteran cortÉs. steve: this is going to be a treat, here a special performance of homesick with kane brown. ♪ ♪ [music] now you swear you love me more when you're whispering goodnight. all of those moments are every reason why i'm homesick. ♪ >> this feeling that i'm feeling, no, we don't quit. it's like half of me is missing, heavens knows it. that all i wa

smith overslept. we will go the fourth hour if we have to. emily, you're filling in for ainsley, appreciate it. emily: we always have the great music, don't we, guys? steveal hour of "fox & friends", 61 days away from election month, maybe? anyway, today president trump is heading to pennsylvania as the 2020 race tightness according to certain polls in battleground states. brian: looks like both are starting to campaign like normal, joe biden to go to wisconsin, biden's first visit to the state in nearly 2 years. emily: our own griff jenkins live outside the white house as the president and former vp trade jabs on the campaign trail, griff. griff: hey, emily, brian and steve, brian, i'm not sure it's normal but we are getting an actual on the ground campaign in battleground states starting to size up with the president going to pennsylvania but, of course, joe biden changing his mind, remember on tuesday campaign said no, we are not going kenosha, well, today he's reversing course, excuse me, because he says he's going to be the healer in chief. listen. >> we have to put things together, bring people together. i'm not going to do anything other than meet