and the two teams and the ground and the strauss boys joined the two teams and the ground and the strausstsman, that was dad'sjob. rahul�*s too. he batted all of thursday, one minute of friday. can you believe that? no, i don't think he could. remember, you did score 129. five minutes later england had another. delight on james anderson's face. surprise too. hang on, weren't we being outplayed. suddenly it was tense for india. here comes another. that is his approach, whatever the occasion. yeah. nowjust a faint yeah. now just a faint touch from yeah. nowjust a faint touch from his bat meant he was out for 37 and measure england's reaction. relief. a lot. and guess who helped wrap it up. here is classic anderson. he took five wicket, good job he was fit. well they say you should never judge a test match until both teams have had a chance to bat. ok? now it was england's turn. dom sibley first, out like that. that brought to the crease hameed. five years of patience, anticipation, he faced his first ball. that walk back, the cruellest metres in sport. could england raise their game and att

i'm struggling here, strauss when i read the release, and without looking at the market, i said, okaythey won't like the immersive being delayed. but it's two games stock will be down five. next week it will be up 10 it's not bouncing. i'm trying to figure out whether you and i together are too happy with take-two. >> well, we never rest on our laurels. i'm pretty satisfied person, frankly. and the problems we face are high-class problems. however, we know we can do better that's what we aim to do every day. and i think our team never takes success for granted. we have had a great deal of success. we hope to have more the only way we will get it is to hold down, work harder and focus on our strategy which over time has paid off. >> and the people that you added, obviously you wouldn't be adding if you thought they would be subtracted. >> that's right. we added 700 creative folks in the last 12 months in internal hiring and acquisitions >> all right. i will say what i do very rarely i can't believe i could be this wrong on this stock. so i'm telling you it's right to buy. how about tha

there is a great deal of admiration around the ground for the work andrew strauss is doing now.haky so far this summer, to say the least. it is unique being at a lunch interval at lord�*s. at the boundary edge i have found a stray champagne cork stop i will return that and try to find a cup of t. i will return that and try to find a cu of t. ., , will return that and try to find a cuoft. .,, will return that and try to find a cu oft. ., , ., ., cup of t. i do believe you. now for a look at the _ cup of t. i do believe you. now for a look at the weather. _ the weekend is upon us and the weather is looking a little mixed with some rain and sunshine in the

and the two teams and the ground, and the strauss boys joined in.e that? no, don't think he could. remember, you did score 129. five minutes later, england had another. ajinkya rahane gone. delight onjames anderson's face — surprise, too. hang on, weren't we being outplayed? suddenly, it was tense for india. here comes rishabh pant. that's basically his approach, whatever the occasion. yeah. now just a faint touch from pant�*s bat meant he was out for 37. and measure england's reaction. relief — a lot! here comes classic anderson. india 364 all— here comes classic anderson. india 36 ., ., ., here comes classic anderson. india 364 all out, and he took good wickets. good _ 364 all out, and he took good wickets. good thing _ 364 all out, and he took good wickets. good thing he - 364 all out, and he took good l wickets. good thing he was fit. 364 all out, and he took good - wickets. good thing he was fit. they always say you should neverjudge a test match until both teams have had a chance to bat, 0k? now it was england's turn. dom sibley first, out lik

and the two teams and the ground, and the strauss boys joined in. — surprise, too. hang on, weren't we being outplayed? suddenly, it was tense for india. here comes rishabh pant. that's basically his approach, whatever the occasion. yeah. now just a faint touch from pant�*s bat meant he was out for 37. and measure england's reaction — relief, a lot! and guess who helped to wrap it all up — here comes classic anderson. india 364 all out, and he took five wickets. good job he was fit, hey? they always say you should never judge a test match until both teams have had a chance to bat, ok? now it was england's turn. dom sibley first, out like that. that brought to the crease haseeb hameed. five years since he last played for england — five years of patience, anticipation. he faced his first ball... that walk back, the cruellest metres in sport. now could england raise their game and attack? rory burns, four runs — your remember how it's done. let's not forget players make the runs, its the spectators who make the occasion. keep watching. burns on a9, out

they're unbelievable operators jason strauss, matt strauss, tepper burke, really know what they're doingthis space. we like msge based on attractive valuation, trades at less than one time book. it was 40% off its year-to-date high so, even though it's up a ton this week. we i think there's a lot of room to go in this reopening play then we added in our dividend portfolio last monday -- on monday, actually, eog resources, which is a shale producer that offers a combination of an attractive valuation and at nine times next year's earnings, 10% free cash flow yield and 20% dividend growth really stands out in the energy sector, as we think about capital there. >> thank you very much court, you told us about a couple of your financials you trimmed back a little bit, including kkr or -- you sold out of that. but you've also trimmed walmart. why? >> you know, i've been trimming a number much names, tyler again, i want to go back really quickly to steve financials are going to win. it's picking the right names walmart is going to win. it's a behemoth. nearly $600 billion in revenues in fiscal

dw's marina strauss sent us this report from warsaw about a judge who lost his job from a ruling by theommittee. >> this army of alarm clocks used to wake him up back when he still went to court every morning. but this man is no longer allowed to serve as a judge. >> truly sacrificed everything for my work at the court. now i have to fill my time with other things. my entire life has been turned upside down. >> he was suspended from his job after letting journalists attend a hearing that involved the ruling law and justice party piece in 2017. proceedings against the judge were launched by the disciplinary chamber of poland's supreme court, a controversial committee deemed illegal by the eu's highest court. after a long dispute between brussels and warsaw, poland has now pledged to disbanded. the european commission recently slammed poland in its annual rule of law or report. in this report, the eu's executive raised concerns not only over the independence of the countries judiciary -- country's judiciary, but also the erosion of its media landscape. none erosion protested here. free me

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it does, it's obviously, the ruth strauss? i it's obviously, the ruth strauss?on and it is our opportunity to showcase the mission and raise some much needed funds. you have always been open with us about this, how are you, how children, how are you all doing? it's two and half years since ruth's death now so we have got used to a new normal, a new life. it was very tough to begin with and it gets a little bit more, i suppose, normal over time. the boys are doing great. never underestimate the kids and their ability to have resilience and to have courage and look on the bright side of life. but we miss ruth greatly. days like this are emotional days because it is our way of reconnecting with ruth and hopefully make her proud and also to keep her spirit living on. an emotional day for us, but an amazing day as well and we are obviously so grateful to yourself and the cricket world and everyone for giving us this platform to tell everyone what we are trying to do. talk this platform to tell everyone what we are trying to do.— we are trying to do. talk to me about

there is a great deal of admiration around the ground for the work andrew strauss is doing now.re might be a few england fans attempted to allure him out of retirement because at some point england today will have to bat and the batting has looked a little shaky so far this summer, to say the least. it is unique being at a lunch interval at lord's. at the boundary edge i have found a stray champagne cork stop i will return that and try to find a cup of t. i will return that and try to find a cu of t. ., , will return that and try to find a cuoft. .,, will return that and try to find a cu oft. ., , ., ., cup of t. i do believe you. now for a look at the _ cup of t. i do believe you. now for a look at the weather. _ the weekend is upon us and the weather is looking a little mixed with some rain and sunshine in the forecast. tomorrow for these areas it might go downhill. there is a lot of cloud in parts of the uk. a weather front is heading towards us, at the moment it is across the atlantic. scattered clouds and really a nice day. showers in scotland will continue in the afternoon

i'm heidi strauss in sydney. the biggest weekly stories since january, a brutal route in asia. >> and credit tightening, copper is headed for the worst week in two months. we are aligned with the fed governor about what lies ahead after the central bank's decision to hold rates. we are seeing u.s. futures at the open, managing to barely hold onto those gains with a very volatile session. stocks swing between gains and losses and it is disappointing on job numbers the less than expected delta variant, we have tightening concerns. the u.s. dollar is the highest level in nine months. they are also seeing that for six consecutive sessions. that is when the pandemic got started. iron ore also slumped with a pledge to curb steel reduction. we see a little bit of upside in the session right now. we have goldman sachs cutting this forecast for the u.s.. and it is affecting information. >> amazon had to stock up 11% over the last 14 days. amazon saying jeff visas rockets to space -- jeff bezos rockets to space and the sto

. >> i think there is a -- i love the levi strauss because it's not even up since they reported thatr you do get that quarter. the denim, the more i look at this denim super cycle and i know super cycle is kind of dangerous term it is early. and levi strauss chip bergh did a great job when we had him on this is one where they confound the analysts will you look at that, and he calls it a valuation valuation has not been a good reason to sell anything in this market. >> what didn't you like about the call, though >> it's up too much, and they don't think it's going to say anything special, well, and the last quarter by the way, the stock did get clobbered. he is getting ahead of that. and this is deutsche bank, maybe with the stock up 25%, the rationale could be you know what it gets hammered and maybe i'll upgrade. >> to your point, you've liked el for a long time >> i've always been right. >> absolutely. and their business in china has been important take a look, to we have a five-year? that does put it in better perspective in terms of what he's been able to accomplish there. >> th

. >> caller: on or about july 13 you suggested the stock levi strauss. you said levi was a good child tax credit winner. >> right. >> caller: do you still feel that way about levi? >> absolutement. it's stuck in the mud right now. there's a denim cycle is fantastic. i want you to be in it, phillies stay there can we just for a moment give jay powell the benefit of the doubt? even if you don't like him by the way, he's incredibly nice there's always someone ready to speak to you about inflation for decades you've been right if you took the other side of the trade. this time will be different. "mad money" tonight, wendy's, the baconater. is it time for you to bring home the bacon? you could do worse then after federal judge of uncommon wisdom ruled that norwegian cruise line could require proof of covid vaccination, i'm talking to the company's top brass. see what this could mean for the future of cruising by the way, i talked with frank offline. he's anti-covid. the question is whether the governor is. just saying. although that's my own words poshmark tu

but we also have levi strauss buttoning up big gains as steeple has started shares at a buy, good enough for a 4.8% bounce for the stock. post-pandemic closet cleaning kicks off a, quote, multiyear denim upgrade cycle. i've heard of laptops and phone upgrades, but denim upgrade cycle. okay, there you go. and ferrari trying to right itself back on road after missing on second quart profit and revenue estimates. the sports car maker says it still expects the finish the year at the top end of its guidance and it is very positive on electrification. can we get, can we get ferrari's stock up? if because i do want to just check it here for our viewers. we do have ferrari saying, in essence, that fully electric ferrari, while it has yet to be announced, is something that the company truly is psyched about. shares anything but souped-up at this hour for ferrari. have you checked out shares of tesla right now? we are looking at gains once again set for their fourth day in a row of upside moves. tesla up about 3.9% at this hour. uber and lyft are on the move ahead of their latest check you should

discuss the action on the hill tyler pedro, white house reporter to "the washington post," daniel strauss senior political reporter for "the guardian" and democratic strategist juanita toliver. >> we've been watching it for weeks and does feel like we are finally close to seeing some movement. what do we expect next from the senate? >> it's a question of when they'll be done with the amendments. there are a number of republican sponsored amendmentments that are still floating around. it's really a demonstration of some of the arcane aspects of our congressional system. and then i picked up over the past few days a fair amount of anxiety from republicans and democrats about what happens when it goes to the house. what does the liberal democratic caucus do with the bill and how does it affect its destiny. right now they're pretty optic like in that clip schumer said sooner or later this thing is going to pass. >> i think me, my producers and our audience feel the need you didn't need to get into that but i want to push you on process because i think it is important that people understand wh

job. the strauss boysjoined in. 0pening batsman, that was done'sjob.g outplayed? suddenly it was tense for india. here comes rishabh pant. it is basically his approach whatever the occasion, yeah. just a faints —— faint touch from pant�*s bat meant he was out for 37, and measure england's reaction. relief, a lot. and guess who helped to wrap it all up. here comes classic anderson. india 364 all out, and he took five wickets. the job he was fit, hey? they always say you should neverjudge fit, hey? they always say you should never judge a fit, hey? they always say you should neverjudge a test match until both teams have had a chance to bat. 0k, teams have had a chance to bat. ok, now it was england's turn. don sibley first come out like that. that brought to the crease has said hamid, five years since he last played for england, five years of patience, anticipation. he faced his first ball. that walk back the cruellest metres in sport. could england raise their game and attack? rory burns, four runs. you remember how it's done. let's not forget players m

just a few stocks to keep an eye on if you look at shares of right now capri holdings, levi strauss andser fitting denim, that could be a tailwind. up 1/4 of 1% and estede lauder gets downgraded. >> dom, i love you that's so much information crammed into such a short period of time. you're the best. >> i do it i heard you're here just across the building at some point i'm going to have to say hi. >> you sound like you have a cold stay away. >> you've got it >> i'm vaccinated though i will say that. >> me, too feel better, dom we will see you in a bit. >> joe, did you hear what dom said skinny jeans are out wear the looser ones. >> i've got all kinds. i've got dad jeans. >> mom jeans. >> some skinny i've got skinny that are elastic which are a big help not totally elastic. >> they're called maternity jeans. i had them too >> that's a sore subject my kids are getting old but i never lost the weight. after the first two pregnancies. >> i feel your pain. >> i never lost the weight >> they wouldn't give me an epidural either on either one of them which i needed the ceo of constellation brand

chief executivejulia strauss will stay at the firm after the $400 million deal.ig players likejd.com and pinduoduo. and, as we heard, its outlook has been battered by the recent spate of chinese regulations in the tech sector. stay with us on bbc news. still to come... and skate—mania grips the uk as sky brown takes centre stage at the olympics. we take a look at the surge in demand for skate stuff. people who have received both doses of a coronavirus vaccine are half as likely to be infected with covid—19, according to the latest data. the findings were made in the latest round of the react study, which takes samples from more than 98,000 people in england. it's also revealed that despite a large increase in infections, growth appeared to be slowing. scientists say it's still important that people getjabbed. the highest levels of infection were in the younger people and predominantly among the unvaccinated population and it really does hammer home it's very, very important that when people are offered the vaccine, they take the vaccine and also they take two dos