and though she is from sweden, again. and though she is from sweden. she _ again.she is from sweden, she had some - again. and though she is from sweden, she had some home| again. and though she is from - sweden, she had some home support. she had won her third major on one of golf�*s iconic courses and for hall and duncan the dream can wait another year. it's time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's football results as match of the day two and sportscene follow soon on bbc one. romelu lukaku scored his first goal for chelsea on his second debut for the club as they beat arsenal 2—0. the belgian striker firstjoined chelsea as a teenager and returned to the club ten days ago for £97.5 million. despite it only being the second weekend of the premier league season, there has already been something of a harry kane saga troubling tottenham's fans but the england captain returned to play for them after his extended summer break as spurs beat wolves 1—0. while manchester united and southampton drew 1—1. hibernian are top of the scottish premiership ta

what is the significance of his departure for sweden politics?ng out, the social democrats will lose a dealmaker, really, and a political houdini who has always seemed to somehow to be able to wriggle out of a difficult situation and stay in power despite having, really, a majority in parliament against him. so, that's a big task for his successor to manage to navigate this new political landscape in sweden as well as he managed it. anna: yes, indeed, so a lot of expectation on whoever does succeed him. and i mentioned finance minister and her role and the asportation around her. what is the process for her to become leader if she is picked? door the other contenders that could step up -- who are the other contenders that could step up? >> its a rather opaque process. it has always been in the social democrat party. they have a committee that will speak to candidates and speak to local representatives. and they will name a nominee that will probably be elected. and i think the general consensus is if she wants to become the new leader, and also t

that's good to hear in sweden. so the else good to hear has marked the last few days with 0 new coven cases, and no more than one death per day over the last 3 weeks. despite the country dropping the mandatory wearing of masks on july, the 1st well fears grow above the new, highly contagious still to vary around the world. sweden's chief epidemiologist, none the less argues the more date or is needed before they move against any new strains. it is difficult to say how contagious delta is asked when it comes to chicken pox. we have been able to follow that disease for several years. the effectiveness of delta seems to be very uneven. in some cases, one person effects a 100 people. then we have other occasions where an effective person does not affect any one at all other european countries on the us or however skeptical about that approach the mentality, restrictions due to the surge in the spread of the delta straight. just last week, america centers for disease control and prevention won't. there's an urgent need

rages over how effective wearing a medical mask is in controlling the spread of current of virus. sweden dropped the requirement before recording 0 new coven cases, while the u. s says it's crucial to where one now are panel discuss the conflicting advice and they told us to wear the mask and then we will have locked down. so now we're doing locked down. it's one of the risk reduction measures. we need several helpers. think the behaviors ah barbara kelsey my direct my studio. moscow. this is art international. i'm sean thomas is certainly glad to have you with us. now israel, the air force has struck ground targets in southern lebanon. it is the 4th round of strikes, response to what the id f calls that terrorist attacks from its neighbors territory . ari tease policy or reports defend forces has confirmed that it is conducted sykes in southern lebanon. it strikes a targeting area in some way. rockets will fight it as well during the day on wednesday, and that it's also targeting another area from walker's. we're fighting israel previously in a tweet to be is ready to faint forces said

rages that of how effective wearing a medical mosque and controlling the spread of the corona virus. sweden drop the requirement before recording 0 new coded cases. while the u. s. though is saying it's crucial to wear one panel a guess discuss the conflicting recommendations. they told us to wear the mask and then we won't have locked down. so now we're doing lockdown. it's one of the police reduction measures. federal help. ah, good morning for russia this wednesday, the 4th of august. you watching out his national would be kevin. now in 1st, the european commission news it has recognized coven health passes issued by san marino, where the vast majority of those vaccinated the tiny country received russia's sputnik v job collation not been approved or by the use official regulator. none the less summary could legally import the job because it's not a member of the european union. donald quarter joins house could tailor to explain the latest development. while what it does mean basically, is that the european union has split a significant demographic of its citizens into 2 groups. those pe

the 1st sweden's chief epidemiologist arguing more data is needed before they move against new strains. it is difficult to say how contagious delta is as when it comes to chicken pox. we have been able to follow that disease for several years. the effectively of delta seems to be very uneven. in some cases, one person effects a 100 people. then we have other occasions where an effective person does not effect anyone at all. bear in mind that just last week, americas centers for disease control and prevention revealed new details about the delta strain revealing it's as transmissible, they say as chicken pox, they go on to vocalize to both vaccinated and unvaccinated. people can transmit the virus, which is a bit scary. so there's an urgent need for everyone to wear masks. cas debated the conflicting guidelines suite. it didn't do any mask ban dates, and there's a lot of literature out there that shows that mass don't work. so if the w h wants to let us believe in mass that i would like to see the data that shows that makes a big difference. wearing a mouth reduce the risk of transmitti

bait, still rages over how effective wearing a medical is in controlling this part of corona virus. sweden dropped the requirement before that recording 0 new covert cases. while over in the u. s. countries saying it's crucial to where one now a panel a guest discussed the conflicting recommendations. they told us to wear the mask, and then we will have lock downs. and now we're doing lockdown. it's one of the risk reduction measures. we need to several help protect the behavior. ah, hello every good day from russia's wednesday, 4th of august, you watching out into national with me, kevin o in 1st. and the us recognize covert vaccination certificate issued by san marino as you heard there in the headlines that tiny country with the majority of those vaccinated have received rushes, splitting the v. it means that the vaccination citizens can travel freely within the e u. the digital health passes would be equally valid as those for 5 or other jobs of proved by the use medical regulator. sputnik v though, has not yet been cleared and people are not related in, for example, russia con, travel

not debate rages over how effective wearing a medical mask is in controlling the spread of virus. sweden dropped the requirement before recording the 0 new kobuck cases, while the u. s. says it is crucial to where one now are panel discuss the conflicting advice they told us to wear the mask and then we will have locked downs and now we're doing locked down. it's one of the risk reduction measures. we need to several held the think the behaviors, the are broadcast, my direct studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm shawn time is certainly glad to have you with us. really start with some breaking news. this our, the israeli air force has struck ground targets in southern lebanon as the situation in the middle east continues to deteriorate earlier. israel launched artillery fire against its neighbour in retaliation to a rocket attack. why this all occurred amid the escalating tensions of the past few days? silence have been blaring along israel's northern border with more. here is our middle east correspondent policy, or these really ami right now is finding shells at the area of

because of the crime that impossibly bad in sweden. >> they were young men.'s talk about the afghans. they represented a large chunk of that. they were in their 20s and 30s and they came alone without any families or women. they came from rural areas. the culture shock for them of life in europe, the freedoms, the status of women, these things just knocked them into a trauma that caused them to join criminal gangs. >> laura: what about the vetting of these refugees? >> there was no vetting. >> laura: do you think there is vetting here? there is chaos at the airport? people are showing pieces of paper and i worked for this contractor? >> there is a different problem in europe than here. there is an important difference that got totally lost. if we don't recapture we will have enormous trouble. when i worked in the refugees office, it was clear there were two different categories. refugees and migrants. that's still the case legally but the two categories got conflated and that's causing this problem. a refugees was somebody who could not stay in their place of

debate rages over how effective wearing a medical mosque is in controlling the spread of corona virus. sweden drop the requirement before recording 0 due koby cases. while the us says it's still crucial to where our panel discusses the conflicting advice they told us to wear the mask, and then we will have locked downs. and now we're doing locked downs. it's one of the risk reduction nature. we need several help. the think the to have or the other, wherever you're watching this wednesday, i'm calling brain moscow right now for in the afternoon. here's your world update. israel has opened and i'll tend to re fi, again to neighbor and lebanon in retaliation for a rocket attack, which occurred amid escalating tensions in the region. in recent days, sirens have been blaring along the israel's northern border lebanon with the latest his correspondent policy here. these railey army right now is finding shells at the area of the labor. no. now this follows an early attack from the liberties side into is all there was 3 walker that were fired at israel. one was intercepted by these radio system. one

they were interested in sweden as mark the last few days with 0 new covey cases. a no more than one death per day over the last 3 weeks, despite the country dropping the mandatory wearing of masks on july the 1st. and while fears grow about the new, highly contagious del to variance around the world, sweden's chief epidemiologist, the less argues that more data is needed before the move is made against any new strains. it is difficult to say how contagious delta is asked when it comes to chicken pox. we have been able to follow that disease for several years. the effectiveness of delta seems to be very uneven. in some cases, one person effects a 100 people. then we have other occasions we're an effective person does not affect anyone at all of the european countries on the us or however skeptical about that approach on i'm intending restrictions because of the search and this spread of the delta strain just last week, american centers for disease control and prevention more than that, there is an urgent need. they said for both those unvaccinated and crucially vac

debate rages over how effective wearing a medical market and controlling the spread of corona virus, sweden dropped the requirement before recording 0 new cases. while the us says it's crucial to lab one now paneled discussions to conflicting advice. they told us to wear the mask and then we will have locked down to now we're doing lockdown. it's one of the recent reduction in nature. we need to several really helpful things here. ok . hello. wherever you're watching at this hour, thanks for checking in with our t international. my name is colleen bray with the world news this our, the big story that we're across right now. israel has started shelling lebanon in response to 3 rockets that were fired towards its every tree in the last couple of hours, sirens, and now ringing out along the border with the ladies from television. his policy here. these really ami right now is finding shells at the area of the labor. no. now this follows an early attack on the liberty side into is all there was 3 walker that were fired at israel. one was intercepted by the radio system, one landed in an open ar

those men coming up sweden stopped commanded treatments where a month ago now. but america's health agency says we should still be wearing one because of big worries over the new delta street and how it could be passed on. a panel of experts crushed out the conflicting recommendations coming up after the break. ah, when i would show the wrong one, i'll just don't rule out the thing because the after kid and engagement equals the trail, when so many find themselves, well, the part we choose to look for common ground in the me the the, the the the the the ah, these 2 next and sweden's march to the last few days with 0 new covey cases, a no more than one death today, over the last 3 weeks. and while the world panics about the new holly contagious delta strain, the sweden and the less is dropped the mandatory wearing of mass on july. the 1st, the swedish chief epidemiologist, arguing more data is needed. he said before they move against new straits, it is difficult to say how contagious delta is asked when it comes to chicken pox. we have been able to follow that di

but this time we were left to die. sweden has marked the last few days with 0 new covey cases. no more than one death per day over the last 3 weeks. that's despite the country dropping the mandatory wearing of masks on july. the 1st amal fears grow about the new, highly contagious delta vary. sweden's chief epidemiologist argues that more data is needed before they move against new strains. it is difficult to say how contagious delta is asked when it comes to chicken pox. we have been able to follow that disease for several years. the activity of delta seems to be very uneven. in some cases, one person in fact, 100 people. then we have other occasions where an effective person does not affect anyone at all. other european countries in the us though, are skeptical about that approach should have maintaining restrictions due to the surge and the spread over delta strain. last week, america's centers for disease control and prevention warned that there's an urgent need for both those unvaccinated and vaccinated to wear masks. our guests debated the conflict ignite lines tweeted di

debate rages over how effective wearing a medical math is in controlling the spread of credit virus. sweden dropped with a requirement before recording 0 new covert cases, while the us says it is crucial to wear one. now, our panel discussed the conflict advisors. they told us to wear the mask, and then we will have locked downs and now we're doing lockdown. it's one of the risk reduction measures. we need to several helpful thank you for the broadcasting live direct from our studios and moscow. this is our to international . i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now we're going to start with breaking news. this. our israeli air force has struck ground targets in southern lebanon. it is the 4th round of strikes in response to the idea of calls it terrorist attacks from its neighbors territory or policy or report. it really depends also has confirmed that it is conducted sykes in southern lebanon. it is a strikes or targeting area some way walker will fight it as role during the day on wednesday. and that it's also targeting a nother area from welcome. we're fighting israel pr

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women will contend for bronze against the loser of the semifinal match between sweden and australia. it's the second time the women have been knocked out of medal contention at the olympics that the 2016 games. they were defeated by sweden in the quarter finals. >> and here's a look at where the tokyo medal tally is now standing. this is a close race to bring home the most medals the u.s. is in the lead. but china just nipping at our heels team usa. 64 medals overall. china 62 total medals. the russians are in 3rd place with 50 a great britain has soft 40 in 4th place actually japan and australia tied for 5th place. and we might have the most medals. but we are falling behind when it comes to having the most gold china has a significant lead on team usa right now coming in with 29 medals. 2 or 22 gold medals. but we've got a pretty good lead over 3rd place for the most gold host country, japan. the next highest 17 top prizes followed by australia with 14 gold medals. the russian athletes with 12. >> still to come next at 5 saving on shopping will let you know why you want to look at

he joins us from crossing bug in sweden via skype. what is your reaction to the scenes that we have seen today? the taliban now seizing control of the country. thank you very much for having me. it's really concerning. i have been following day all day and, and i've been talking to a lot of people here in sweden to be and also the people inside afghanistan and there they are totally were worried. and as you mentioned, the particularly did the people they have throughout the afghan history. they have been subjected to different types of pursuit, persecution and massacres. med time after time it has been during the kingdom, it has been the randy in the the, the worst stuff to started when to talk about to power in 1996 in the late ninety's they, they, they went to what they got. they went to 2 different districts and promised this afghan installed. they committed genocide off the people. they have been well documented that when they went to bombay on, after the destruction of the giant boot as a bomb. and they started simply killing and

i've been talking to a lot of people here in sweden to be and also the people inside afghanistan. and there they are totally where the people they have throughout the african history they have been subjected to different types of pursuit, persecution, and massacres. med time after time. it has been during the kingdom, it has been the ring, the, the worst stuff we just started went to talk about to power in 1996 in the late ninety's they, they, they, whenever they got they went to 2 different districts and promised this dentist on they committed genocide off the people. they have been well documented when they went to balmy on after the destruction of the giant who does a bomb. and they started simply killing and massacring the people around things that they did in missouri. so you went up to them and on the vehicle was the governor of taliban in missouri announced that the the hazardous shoot either kind of word to some nice law me are they will be killed all of them. and then they have the same time they have killed certainly, as they have killed, like when they went into the dif

but for now, a large scale operation on the way there will bring you any updates from sweden as soon as we get them on to our other headline news now and police in berlin are looking into cases of alleged brutality by offices during sundays protest against covered restrictions demonstrate as played, the police used excessive force and video shows, riots, squads getting heavy handed with protest. this is our europe correspondent, peter oliver. while there's been a lot of videos doing the rounds since sunday showing violent clashes between playing some protesters through where they are demonstrating against measures put in place to stop the spread of coven 9 theme. one video in particular though, has drawn a lot of attention because it seems to show a police officer grabbing a woman by the neck and throwing her to the floor. the me this is also drawn the attention of the un wrap onto for torture. that's nills meltzer, he's put out an appeal on his social media accounts calling for anybody who witnessed this incident to come forward. he's so far not talk to anybody in the media concerni

debate rages over how effective wearing a medical mask in controlling the spread of chronic virus. sweden drops the requirement before recording 0 new covey cases, while the us says it is crucial to wear one. now, our panel discussion, the conflicting advice they told us to wear the mask and then we won't have locked down. so now we're doing lockdown. it's one of the recent reduction measures. we need to several held protective behavior. ah, my broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm sean thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. and we start with our breaking news. this. our, the israeli air force have struck ground targets in southern lebanon. it is the 4th round of strikes in response to what the idea of calls terrorist attacks from its neighbors territory. we can now cross live to correspondent in the area and television, specifically paula fleer. paula, tell us more about the present situation. let's say these really depend forces have concerned that it is conducting strikes in southern lebanon. it is a strikes or targeting areas some

but this time we were left to die. sweden as marked the last few days with 0 new cobit cases, and also no more than one death per day. over the last 3 weeks. let us, despite the country dropping the mandatory wearing masks since july, the 1st and wealthiest grow about the new highly contagious delta vary. sweden's chief epidemiologist argues that more data is needed before they move against the strains. it is difficult to say how contagious delta is when it comes to chicken pox. we have been able to follow that disease for several years. the effectiveness of delta seems to be very uneven. in some cases, one person effects a 100 people. then we have other occasions where an effective person does not affect anyone at all. but other european countries on the united states are still very skeptical about about approach and then maintaining restrictions due to the surge of the delta strain. and last week, america's centers for disease control and prevention was that there's still an urgent need for both those who are unvaccinated and vaccinated to still wear masks or gifts debated. the confl

this is similar to sweden. all last year, they had no masks in sweden. in-person school. no social distancing and no child deaths. the teachers were exposed to covid less than other professions in sweden. here we have a full set of vaccinated teachers that face no risk at all from unmasked children or very little risk from unmasked children. makes no sense to require a mask. how do you teach a 5-year-old to read with a mask? >> i want to swap states again very quickly. we talk about texas as well. governor abbott has said the flow of undocumented migrants coming across the border, covid positive and there's thousands of them now, it's disengenuous for them not to acknowledge that. your final thoughts of that. >> yeah, the vaccine requirements have spun out of control. i'm not sure what public health purpose they serve. we should encouraging vaccinations but mandating vaccines doesn't make much sense. we should have a consistent policy no matter who you're a playing it to. >> dr. jay, thanks for coming on. we appreciate your insight. >> thank you. >> let's bring in marc th

yes, i believe that's credible from 2016 to like 2018 in places like germany and sweden. they were having issues with on documented migrants from the, from the dentist and north africa are going people will or is you could definitely see something like that in the united states. i know new york, they ordered a bunch of terrorist attacks from there to thousands, even into the 2010 the f b i and you can definitely see a spike in, in not only just terrorist activity, but like you said, or documented where there, where their medical records, who knows what they're bringing up, and then we have another problem with that as well. not just the tears, but like what kind of sicknesses and diseases are bringing over. we're running out of time, gabriel. i just want to ask a 2. and one question really, if i may, i guess, 1st the, you mentioned the previous history of us nation building such as what happened and i've got in vietnam in iraq and what led to do you think we have going on experience will lead to lessons being learnt for future us ministrations and also when you said you c

extra time and nothing could separate the sides so it went to penalties and it was heartbreak for swedenter bronze at the last two olympic games, they got into the final and were able to clinch a gold medal. it were able to clinch a gold medal. , , ., ' ., were able to clinch a gold medal. , , . ' ., , medal. it is 'ust after 9am but we already — medal. it isjust after 9am but we already had _ medal. it isjust after 9am but we already had our— medal. it isjust after 9am but we already had our first - medal. it isjust after 9am but we already had our first gold l we already had our first gold medal of the day in tokyo. indeed. this was the women's marathon. it had been moved to sapporo in the north ofjapan to try and counteract the extreme heat that happens here at this time of the year but it was as hot there for the athletes. they put forward the start by one hours so they started at 6am and there is hell winner, peresjepchirchir from kenya, winning ahead of the favourite, her fellow kenyan brigid kosgei, the world record holder going into this. she finished in second. and a word on the

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the bride of sweden has done it.ectacular tennis and he outweighed -- alice at the great rod laver. he must wonder if laver will be back next are at 37 to challenge him once again. the night before the finals become a. >> i'm especially pleased to have my mother and father with me. for without them i wouldn't even be here. [applause] they have made many sacrifices for me and i hope my success in tennis justifies those sacrifices. [applause] arthur ashe is the final speaker of the evening. >> after listening to bjorn borg give what today it is certainly his best speech [laughter] and after having been around bjorn for months seeing him everyday and practicing with him and playing against him, looking at his temperament i realized i -- he was the perfect nordic, almost. [applause] arthur closes the festivities on a serious note. >> in the midst of professional growing pains the bbc stands out is for sure the most well-organized of all the promotional groups in the world and i think that's why you are here tonight and t

sweden's prime minister is set to step down in september. his unexpected announcement in a speech on sunday could open the way for the finance minister to become the country's first female leader. 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 am angel felicity ando. this is bloomberg. manus: angel, thank you very much. coming up on the show, president xi plays out a warning for china's rich. frederick from beijing points to a campaign to close the nation's massive wealth gap. we discussed. this is bloomberg. ♪ed. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is daybreak europe. we are live from dubai. a snapshot with global equities. a bounce back from the biggest one-day rally in asian equities driven higher by tech. you have to say, look at that. the hang seng tech index up 0.7 5%. robert kaplan, i put it to you very simply, robert kaplan opens the door. the gap is wide from the analyst community. let's get back to lucy macdonald from jp morgan who has globa

canada will play for olympic gold medal against sweden. the americans will play in the bronze game against australia. this was canada as first victory over the u.s. since 2001. u.s. gymnast simone biles will return to olympic competition in the final of the individual balance beam on tuesday. the american superstar last week removed herself from the team finals citing mental health issues after a shaky performance on the vault. biles' absence from the individual floor left that want wide even for a new champion american jade carey who took advantage of it produced a series of high flying tumbling combinations to get gold medal and make up for a not so inspiring perfornce in the vault. this was the fifth medal for the u.s. gymnastics team in tokyo and italian vanessa srer railroadry took silver. a south sudanese runner is gearing up to make his olympic debut after a longer than spec'd stay in japan. after arriving late 2019 almost it years ago the pandemic threatened to upunder his olympic training. luckily the japanese people stepped in wi

likely to happen and we are not going to know about it until it is too late. >> belgium, germany, swedenx eu countries have been asking to resume deportation of afghan migrants before this whole thing went down and some of them still want to send these people back but the eu commission on human rights can't do it, too dangerous but they been trying to deport as many people as they can as quickly as they can. we've got to roll, have you back soon. america medication strategy, biden or the taliban, raymond the royal has it, seen and unseen is next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. our friends sold their policy to help pay for their medical bills and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a v

sweden's armand duplantis is the new olympic pole vault champion.timetres short of that, clearing it first time was enough to give him the gold medal. brazil are through to the final of the men's football tournament, after beating mexico on penalties. they'll play spain, who beat japan 1—0 after extra time. and success for poland in the women's hammer. a mighty heave from anita wlodarcyk made it a hat—trick of olympic golds — she'd come back from knee surgery to follow up victories in london and rio with another win in tokyo. just a few days ago, many wondered whether we'd see simone biles in action again at these olympics. she'd pulled out of her individual events so far in tokyo — due concerns over her mental health. but today, she made her eagerly awaited return — in the final of the beam. and it was a medal winning performance from the star of us gymnastics. there was british interest today too — asjohn watson explains. the gymnastics competition here drawing to a close but simone biles was able to can compete one last time and which she collect

for instance sweden, denmark, the netherlands.ghters are among those calling for a unique number in france. they want there to be a universal european number. they argued it would make the system a lot more fluid and should in orienting people's calls, essentially saving time and money. >> [speaking foreign language] >> while firefighters are in favor of one number, they face resistance from emergency doctors, right? >> they say on the contrary, it is important for people facing life-threatening medical emergencies to have quick and direct access to medical professionals, which is the case when you dial the number 15. your directly in touch with a doctor or medical professional. they warned if there is just one number, precious seconds will be wasted as a generic operator feels your call. they are calling for the generation of two numbers, one for medical emergencies and another that would be for security emergencies. >> [speaking foreign language] >> this debate over having a unique number came up rather recently when there is a

the pride of sweden has done it and on this night when they both played spectacular tennis he outlasted the great rod labor and the teenager is in the finals. he must wonder if labor will be back next year at 37to challenge him once again . the arm and arthur offered comments the night before the finals . >> this game i'm pleased to have my mother and father with me. for we love them, i wouldn't even be here. they made many sacrifices for me and i hope that my success pleases them and justifies those sacrifices. >> arthur ash was the final speaker of the evening. >> after listening to bjorn borg give what today is certainly his best speech -- [laughter] and after having been around the arm for months , seeing him and practicing against him, looking at his temperament i realize i would make the perfectnordic almost . [applause] >> arthur closes the festivities on a more serious note. >> in the midst of professional tennis is growing pains, wcb also stands out as were sure the most well organized promotional groups in the world and i think that's why the wct finals tonight is the world ce

thank ♪♪♪ female announcer: when it comes to coronavirus, sweden does it differently.tegy centers on not doing very much at all. the goal, to minimize social and economic damage. it's controversial, but sweden's chief epidemiologist says it works. male: i think the swedish approach is at least as scientific as any country's approach.

the night at ibrox and 4—2 on aggregate by malmo in the third qualifying round. 2—1 down from the swedennt off malmo began to regain control, and antonio cholak restored their overall lead. five minutes later, cholak was allowed through the rangers defence to add another. steven gerrard's side move down to the europa league qualifiers. manchester originals took on london spirit at old trafford. and in the men's fixture, defeat eliminates spirit, while originals can go top if they win. despite the wind, spirit remain bottom of the table. in the women's match, london spirit were also victorious, but they didn't get off to the best start. tammy beaumont out to just the second ball of the innings, but they pulled it back with an impressive comeback to effectively elimate the originals. spirit are now fifth in the table. staying with cricket, and england could be without stuart broad for their second test against india, with the bowler picking up a calf injury in today's warm—up. broad was unable to train this afternoon, and will have a scan tomorrow to determine the extent of the injury. eng

more help as promised from sweden, romania, and switzerland.already asking if our changing environment is to blame. >> we have a debt to shield the country against the reality of climate change. i'm not looking for excuses. we have made important strides in organizing the country but these are not enough when you are faced with a phenomenon of such magnitude. reporter: for those who believe such hot talk is nearly a smoke -- is merely a -- for those who believe such talk is merely a smoke screen, the prime minister visited the fires himself. romanians, italians, and turks are also asking where causing the res to act in such extreme ways. bbc news. nada: there has also been a huge wildfire -- huge wildfires here in the u.s. california seeing a record-breaking year destruction. in the north, the state's largesblaze has consumed nearly all of a historic goldrush town. residents were told to evacuate before the fire tore through the downtown area. we have more in this report. reporter: it's called the dixie fire, the largest blaze burning in califo

everyone said the united states and sweden had it wrong.i just looked at sweden's death numbers they almost banished completely and i think we're dealing with this so much better than anyone else, and certainly, better than china and japan, so, there is something there. in the meantime i do want to ask you about what's happening in our congress, because you got some of these ev stocks under pressure today, moderate house democrats saying that they be a no to voting on the $3.5 trillion in spending if infrastructure isn't passed or at least voted on first. nancy pelosi created quite a pickle how do you see it playing out? >> [laughter] yeah exactly. well two huge issues let me just address the first one real quickly. look charles i am not anti-vax. i do not think covid was a hoax, but i think lockdowns were a huge mistake. we've had respiratory viruses throughout human history. the one we know about today, this yong kong flu in 1968 the spanish flu 100 years ago, they always tend to go away for some reason this one is sticking around and i w

local time this morning between canada and sweden, both teams requesting that would be rescheduled.y have allowed that so that will be laid at 9:00 p.m. this evening when temperatures will be slightly cooler. we also have the case where the marathon and the walks come along endurance events, were moved north. the temperatures there are probably just as high as tokyo so there is little respite for the athletes. laura: a steamy tokyo. thank you. the olympic athlete from belarus, krystina timanovskaya, says she is safe in poland after arriving last night. she was competing in tokyo when her coaches tried to put her on a flight back to belarus. she has been rented a visa and she spoke to a reporter. >> tired but happy to be safe in poland. krystina timanovskaya arrived in warsaw from japan last night. the athlete has been given a polish humanitarian visa after fears for her safety. while a the olympic games in tokyo, the sprinter criticized her coaches on instagram when they entered her into a race without her knowledge. her coaches threatened her with problems at home unless she left j

. >> christina's mother died a month ago in sweden.e was refused permission to trav for the funeral. because of the strict covid-19 rules in australia about who can come in and out, she had to watch the service online. >> the translation doesn't come, but it is also that respective being there as her daughter. you know. it some -- it's, it's a little respect she should have been given. >> we have been hearing many stories of separation, missed weddings and funerals, new moms and dads struggling without embley's work. of just wanting to give their loved ones a hug. one third of people living in australia were born overseas, so traveling freely is an integral part of their lives. but the pandemic has changed all of that, with no prospect for the borders reopening anytime soon. anyone who arrives here must do to weeks and hotel quarantine, but there is limited space. this may have worked well for australia during the first year of the pandemic, but the delta strain is forcing the government to give up on its zero covid strategy and there

cancarcerate it here in crystal city, texas president roosevelt wanted prisoners of war so during the war sweden mean a neutral country censorship grissom here to long island, new york there. they got 5,000 japanese some japanese latinos and some japanese that wanted to go back to japan from too late camp. or so-called troublemakers so they got 5,000 of them boarded the ship gritsome grits home ship went around africa to india. there. they met a red cross ship with 5,000 americans that were stranded in japan and the exchange prisoners of war there. back from her fourth wartime journey of mercy the swedish exchange ship grips home arrives in new york harbor aboard our 663 americans home from nazi internment and prison camps. in the camps, they're trying to make it as normal as possible. so when someone passed away they trying to give them a respectful funeral service, but sometimes they could not get first flowers. so sometimes these flowers were made of paper so they had origami flowers, so they're trying to make abnormal situation as normal as possible. for example right here. they chose the hi

rangers have lost 2—1 to malmo in sweden in the first leg of their champions league third round qualifyingrd's side will be delighted to have halved the defecit ahead of the return game at ibrox. david willey blasted northern superchargers to a crushing 63 run victory over london spirit in the men's hundred. willey smashed 81 not out from 45 balls at lord's, the highest score of the men's tournament so far. superchargers jump from seventh to third in the table.spirit remain without a win with four defeats and a wash—out. earlier london spirit women beat northern superchargers in a thrilling finish to their match. needing two runs from three balls, jemima rodriguez hit a four to give her side only their second victory of the new competition. and that's all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello. the weather midweek isn't looking too bad at all for most of us. wednesday is going to bring lengthy sunny spells, skies will probably look a little bit like this. but we're expecting heavy showers, too. let's have a look at the big picture first, and here's the jet stre