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now let's speak to our reporter greg mckenzie who's of the thames in london.onight?— good evening and how are the nerves there tonight? good evening. most of there tonight? good evening. most of the encland there tonight? good evening. most of the england fans _ there tonight? good evening. most of the england fans are _ there tonight? good evening. most of the england fans are here _ there tonight? good evening. most of the england fans are here and - there tonight? good evening. most of the england fans are here and again l the england fans are here and again —— game will kick offjust under an hour, they are nervous because they know how important this game is an described england as the clear favourites. many fans are saying they cannot take that for granted. how are you feeling? nervous, excited, i bit of everything but very excited. i like the line—up, bringing sancho back in. quietly optimistic. bringing sancho back in. quietly otimistic. ~ ., ., , . optimistic. what about yourself? we are in rome. — optimistic. what about yourself? we are in rome, where

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call me whatever thames you want. >> reporter: some reps want to punish kinzinger and cheney for participating. jim jordan who pelosi booted off the panel says their constituents should make that decision. >> i let the voters in the respective districts decide. my hunch is the voters in illinois and wyoming will probably want someone different to represent them in the next congress. >> reporter: perhaps in an effort to be more bipartisan, cheney will make one of two opening statements at the beginning of tomorrow's hearing. she will follow the democratic chairman. the committee is also expected the committee is also expected to rely heavily on video tomorrow including images the public may not have seen before. norah. >> o'donnell: kris van cleave, thank yoma ndahat s. litary's combat mission in iraq will be finished by the end of this year. about 2,500 american troops are still in iraq. it's not clear how many will stay behind to train and assist iraqi forces. u.s. troops in afghanistan will be reduced to just a few hundred by the end of next month, bringing an end to america's longest war. a

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windy in the south—east, but gale force winds are transferring out into the north sea just off of the thamesstuary. temperatures are disappointing. 15 where it is raining. maybe nudging up where it is raining. maybe nudging up to 19 celsius. this means showers are expected in london, for wimbledon, and we can expect more of the same for the football as well. let's have a look at the forecast for this evening. here is the low pressure just off the coast of scotland. a scattering of showers, not too many of them around overnight. another cold night, 1a in the south. 12 or 13 for glasgow and aberdeen. the low pressure is still pretty close to us on wednesday. it's just off the course of scotland. generally speaking, still driving our weather. further showers around. i suspect tomorrow we will have a few more sunny spells, so it will feel it may be a little bit warmer, the winds may not be quite as strong in the south. 21 celsius. not a bad day, it could be worse. watch out for those downpours, there could be some cracks of thunder as well. here it is. a few more showers around on thursday. not

speak to our reporter greg mckenzie who's at a bar with england fans in borough — just south of the thames indeed good afternoon, iam indeed in south—east london with england fans as they wait for the game in three hours' time. a crucial game for england. ukraine go into the game as the underdogs. let us find out from england fans what they think, are you anxious or worried? so anxious, we have waited _ you anxious or worried? so anxious, we have waited so _ you anxious or worried? so anxious, we have waited so long _ you anxious or worried? so anxious, we have waited so long for - you anxious or worried? so anxious, we have waited so long for this - you anxious or worried? so anxious, we have waited so long for this and l we have waited so long for this and it will_ we have waited so long for this and it will be _ we have waited so long for this and it will be amazing if we get through. it will be amazing if we get throu~h. ,, ., i. ., , ., through. quite a young team but do ou think through. quite a young team but do you think you _ through. quite a young team but do you think you have _

speak to our reporter greg mckenzie who's at a bar with england fans in borough — just south of the thamesn your face there. you have a very rueful smile on your face there-— face there. yes, it's not as rowdy as it is in — face there. yes, it's not as rowdy as it is in rome _ face there. yes, it's not as rowdy as it is in rome but— face there. yes, it's not as rowdy as it is in rome but we _ face there. yes, it's not as rowdy as it is in rome but we are - face there. yes, it's not as rowdy as it is in rome but we are only l face there. yes, it's not as rowdy i as it is in rome but we are only two hours away from kick—off and i am sure the atmosphere here will build. people are still arriving. let us get some england fans. it is his birthda . get some england fans. it is his birthday- happy _ get some england fans. it is his birthday. happy birthday. - get some england fans. it is his| birthday. happy birthday. thank get some england fans. it is his - birthday. happy birthday. thank you. what do you — birthday. happy birthday. thank you. what do you think _ birthday. happy birthday. thank

excess water and sewerage is meant to overflow into the thames. instead, it was sent into the air.me in a fortnight that parts of london have flooded. this morning, at whipps cross and newham hospitals, flooding meant some patients had appointments and operations cancelled. 100 patients were moved to other sites. experts say as the climate warms, extreme weather will become more common, and more severe. the amount of extreme rainfall is increasing, and what we mean by extreme rainfall is the hourly rainfall, the daily total, and also the multi—day, three, four—day totals. so those are the numbers that people will look at when they look at extreme rainfall, and so we have got good evidence from all over the world, where we have long records, that these have been increasing. so we're getting more rain in a given amount of time. london has been warned that some of its crucial infrastructure, like roads and tube stations, are susceptible to flooding. at the moment, the drainage and sewage systems can't cope with this amount of rain. in london, we have a victorian drainage system, and i

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. >> there is a thame that showed up some months ago for the first time, not a name that people who haven'tknow that there is something called an unindicted conspiracy, co-conspirator in this case. cnn is reporting that person or a person familiar with the investigation told them that the unindicted co-conspirator is jeff mcconaughey, the trump organization's long-time controller. there is a lot of information in there. weisselberg was the cfo, the controller and cfo and most companies worked closely together on detailed financial matters and have financial responsibility. what, if anything, does this reporting mean to you? >> well, the conspiracy count to me is quite interesting because you have to have an agreement in order to have a conspiracy. and then you have to have an act that is furthering that conspiracy. the act itself doesn't have to be illegal, but in order to make a conspiracy you have to have the agreement and the act. you have to have weisselberg agreeing with somebody to engage in this scheme to enrich himself and enrich others. and so that makes a lot of sense that it woul

speak to our reporter greg mckenzie who�*s at a bar with england fans in borough — just south of the thamesorm, _ calm before the storm? the calm before the storm, kick _ calm before the storm? the calm before the storm, kick off - calm before the storm? the calm before the storm, kick off at - calm before the storm? the calmj before the storm, kick off at 8pm calm before the storm? the calm i before the storm, kick off at 8pm in rome, many england fans who will be watching on big screens up and down the country. ukraine ranked 24th, go into the competition as the underdogs, but they did beat england backin underdogs, but they did beat england back in 2009 at the world cup qualifiers. it could be anyone�*s game. it�*s going to england fans down. these guys have travelled all the way down from birmingham. tonight�*s became a crucial quarter it is indeed but it is a game which england will easily get a victory again. england will easily get a victory aaain. ~ ., ., again. with the team we have, we will aet again. with the team we have, we will get the _ again. with the team we have, we will g

>> well, michael, no thames have been disclosed for privacy reasons, but two athletes testing positivete testing positive who lives outside the olympic village, and this is as the total tally of covid-19 cases related to the tokyo olympics continues to climb. now 55 total with athletes, contractors and officials testing positive for covid-19. now, there is a long list of covid-19 restrictions for everybody involved in these games. i visited the olympic village, michael, and it's very much an anti-social sanitized bubble. not at all the usual partying and celebration there with athletes asked to dine alone. but still major concerns about the way the village is designed including the sharing of rooms among athletes. i visited a suite where eight athletes will be living together, just 110 square meters. now, officials are saying, though, they're confident they can keep these participants separate from the general population. but the question moving forward is can they keep this up and contain these cases and prevent them from spreading? >> very worrying. of course when you talk about olym

congress and whether or not lawmakers were working with the congress but i do need to point out that in thames of jordan's and johnson's office they put out statements denying any knowledge of this. they say they were never involved in any attempts to subvert the results of the election. i will remine everybody that congressman perry was working closely with an official inside the justice department in order to get the department to announce investigation noose voter fraud all other officials deemed completely invalid after investigating themselves. congressman perry was involved with mr. clark and his he was to make some sort of announcement that would have impacted the results of the election. >> harry, i want to read more from katie's reporting but i want your first reaction to just seeing the other echo to the call was the meetings to let flynn go. there was never a moment where the president of the united states operated as though his justice department and fbi were there to protect the country. they were always there to protect him. >> and so that's an unvarying thru line. i like katie's

the museum ship on the river thames closed during the first lockdown.e of those showers could turn out to be heavy but they won't be as frequent or as widespread as they have been in recent days, but still of course the chance of some interruption to play at wimbledon. top temperatures reaching the low 20s in celsius, roundabout where they should be at this time of year and the winds are light and it will be pleasantly warm in the best of the sunshine. as we head through this evening and overnight, any showers we do see will fade away to leave us with a mostly dry night with some long clear spells. temperatures dropping between 12 and 11! celsius as we head into friday morning. on friday again, lots of dry weather through the morning. the chance of a few showers into the afternoon but many of us should stay dry or mostly dry. there will be some rain on saturday pushing its way eastwards. sunday is looking like the drier day of the weekend. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual addr