. >> tell us about carlo. >> he was a longtime trump employee. is an immigrant who first attracted trump's notice and praise by working on the doors of mar-a-lago. we have recording about this this weekend. what happened to him is that the fbi and prosecutors and special counsel spent a period of months trying to make him a witness in their case. with the -- what they increasingly came up against was in their minds a lot of bad memory, a lot about answers and that all combinative these increasingly testy exchanges and questions while culminating and able session in court where he had a queen for a day interview where you get a chance to make your final pitch of why you might be considered a witness. we are told he did not pass that test. now, he has gone from essentially a failed witness to a defendant. >> separate from the alleged crime, everything that you're talking about really strengthens this sense that it was a cover-up. and the cover-up is worse than the crime, whatever that is. that seems to be very strange here -- very strengthened here

but what can you tell us about what we're learning about carlos de oliveira, the mar-a-lago property manager, who now we're hearing from reaction from his loved ones about this? >> look, you've got to feel for this guy a little bit, right? he is a property manager at a resort down in florida. we learned he lives a pretty middle class lifestyle. he's not in the trump inner circle. he doesn't have a lot of interactions with the former president. he's found himself at the center of this case because his boss, right, the man he depends on to pay his bills, and arguably one of the most powerful people in the world, was pressing him to at least inquire about deleting surveillance footage. several acquaintances say, look, it's unlikely he even understood what exactly he was being asked to do in that it was illegal. but he really put himself in jeopardy here by not being honest with the fbi, by allegedly lying. and we have really sophisticated people, martha stewart, general petraeus, three federal prosecutors, you can see how someone can get tripped up. you make yourself really vulnerable t

katie, talk to us about the new codefendant, carlos de oliveira. what do you know about him? >> he somebody who worked for the trump administration, not the trump administration, he worked for donald trump, he was a valet before he took on the larger managerial role. he somebody who clearly donald trump and walt nauta trusted, and somebody they felt they could bring into their circle of trust as they discussed what to do about this ongoing investigation, an investigation that trump felt personally threatened by. these were his documents, his employees talk about his beautiful mind documents, things were really valuable to him, so valuable that we see throughout the court documents were just frightening showing how he wanted to personally be there when anybody was handling them. those new codefendant is somebody who is extremely trusted by donald trump and seemingly yet another person who would go to bat for the former president and who would not cooperate with the justice department, perhaps it is illegal peril. >> charles it's about what you just said and as it relates to th

information about carlos has been added. he used to park cars at mar-a-lago. an aide who works there and has odd jobs that he did. there were questions when the trump indictment on this came down if he would be named as a co-defendant. what they found. i don't think it was totally clear what was going to look like. when it came out, we had conversations with trump's legal team about whether or not he was someone who would be named and why he would not be named. he was questioned extensively by investigators here just as walt nauta was and other employees at mar-a-lago. they questioned everyone at mar-a-lago. but carlos was one of them because he had conversations with walt nauta about moving boxes. he was the one who put -- fitte members of jay bratt, other doj prosecutors, came down and told the trump team to secure the room further. so he's certainly someone who has a role in the sense that he was up and close personal with events that transpired. i think the question is why is he being added now, and what that signifies here. he's also the person who -- the

us. what do we know about carlos' first court appearance?> it was very brief, about 20 minutes inside court. once he got inside, he huddled at the table with his lawyer, john irving, who was here from washington, d.c., surrounding them were about five or six u.s. marshals. he greeted the judge. the judge started to read the charges. he asked if he had knew he had a right to a lawyer. he released him op a $100,000 bond and set parameters for that so he's not ee to do as he pleases. in fact, carlos de oliveira has the next 48 hours.sport within he holds a u.s. passport which is expired but he had to turn it in. he also told him he has some restrictions in terms of travel around the state of florida. he can't leave south florida without permission. he's also not allowed to make any contact with any of the witnesses that the government has i.d.'d. the special counsel's team has given his lawyer a list of those witnesses so he can't make any contact with them. it's worth noting he did not enter a plea as you said. that will take place on august 1

demonstration we using slogans like, you know, just as the now here we were trying to think slogans like know piece of about just the spots now and they fixed on so well, number one, carlos, i called us so i was scared to reach the 4th round of the all england club. the spaniards results came on the day of smooth sailing for many of the ornaments favorites as well as number one, carlos alco ross cemented his place in the 4th round of window with a hartford full said when o but she lives. nicholas copy training full one in the full sense to send a cold crowd started settling for a decider. but alco ross had all the plans winning 6 of the next 7 games to get the wind after almost 4 hours. between the oldest aiming for his 2nd grand slam title after winning the us open last year. well, number 3 done, you met with they have continued his successful return to rebuild how philosophy is spent on russian and fellow russian athletes. the 27 year old from moscow came back from his set down to be tongue the remarks and fits of each and $0.04 to reach the full round method of his chasing his 6 title. also see the next window where his previous best showing was the 4th round exit in

tell us more about this hearing today. >> carlos de oliveira was released on $100,000 bond. first appearance in court. the judge has scheduled another hearing, wolf, where they he'll be formally arraigned, in part because he doesn't have a florida attorney, an attorney who is barred in the state of florida to handle that arraignment. that will be scheduled for june 10th. he's facing four charges, one is false statements. a couple had to do with altering documents and, of course, obstruction. we know, wolf, he is a key part of this case, in part because dls this one section in this superseding indictment where prosecutors describe him as having a conven with a trump employee identified as trumploy four, identified as yuscii taveras. they say de oliveira insisted on getting this surveillance video video deleted. he said what are we going to do about it? the issue with tavaeras is he formed a key part of this superseding indictment. we know he was sent a target letter by prosecutors after the first indictment of the former president, and we know, wolf, he provided information t

about her homeland. so let us talk briefly, first of all about where ukraine's counter offensive stands at this point. and carlo, the well known russia expert, ivan kev said not too long ago that last year, every day that russia carlo, the well known russia expert, ivan kev said not wasn't winning, it was losing, but that today, the same could be said of ukraine, would you say that's true or does it simply reflect elevated and perhaps unrealistic expectations could be said of ukraine, would you say that's true on the part of many nato allies? i think the letter is true. i mean, everyone expected the counter offensive going as good and as quickly as in september last letter is true. i mean, everyone expected the counter offensive year that led to the liberation of hassan. exactly. but russia had 4 to 5 months, 4 to 5 months time to prepare against the counter offensive and their defensive positions are very well built up. there are more than 30,000 mines laid in the south of ukraine and ukraine simply is at the beginning of the counter offensive. i mean, we see four light brigades trying to destroy as much as po

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tell us, finally, carlos, about your dad, what does this mean to him?been involved during the tennis world his whole life he was dreaming about being professional he couldn't, you know. watching his son, you know, living his dream, his own dream, but at the same time, my father's dream as well it's amazing for him as well, and i'm really glad to have him with me, living his dream as well, watching all the tennis players, you know, is something that i'm really glad to share with him. >> you wrote your name into the history books, carlos, thank you so much. congratulations again, and we'll see you here in new york for the u.s. open. >> thank you very much see you there. >> congrats. >> can we just say wow. >> i kind of can't believe it. i was like, you know how good he is, but this is not his favorite surface. he's so young, he's facing a legend in centre court wimbledon, goes to five sets i didn't believe he could pull it off until the last point. >> the question about his father, seeing them all rally around them. >> mr. roker, how about a check of the

when a former player as a - strong bond with him when carlos won the us open comments about 60 or 75%rove, what a scary thought that is for the rest of the men in tennis and this is a sport that is individual in nature there are lots of players carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders and when alcaraz in their shoulders and when alcaraz in the media centre companies often waving a journalist and interviewed him once and he has that smile, the m him once and he has that smile, the joy that likeness and effortlessness in the way she moves. the us open champion, everyone is going to be coming from but you feel like she has the ability to deal with it he has the ability to deal with it he has the team around him and the small family network is well protected and this is the beginning of something special for him and it's already grand slam title number two and is 20 years old. it the two and is 20 years old. if the physiotherapist _ two and is 20 years old. if the physiotherapist travelling - two and is 20 years old. if the j physiotherapist travelling with two and is 20 years

about her homeland. so let us talk briefly, 1st of all about where ukraine's counter offensive stands at this point, and carlo the well known russia expert is on cost of said not too long ago that last year, every day that russia wasn't winning, it was losing. but that today, the same could be said of ukraine. would you say that's true or so does it simply reflect elevated and perhaps unrealistic expectations on the part of many nato allies? i think the letter is true. i mean, everyone expect that the condo fences going as good and this quickly, a as in, in september last year is that led to the liberation of the house on executive. but the rush i had 4 to 5 months of time. uh, 4 to 5 months time. to prepare against the condo offensive and defensive position, so very well and build up there are more than 30000 minds late in this house of, of ukraine. and ukraine simply is at the beginning of the comprehensive, i mean we see for live pre gates trying to destroy as much as possible russian equipment and going into what we call yet got come, which is a special form of tactics. so there is no quick progress to be

about whether he would be charged. today, we got our answer. >> paula, tell us what we know now about this third codefendant, carlos de oliveira. he is head of maintenance at mar-a-lago. how did he get wrapped up in all this? >> the boss wanted something done, right? what is so unique about this investigation is that, through our reporting, we have seen that pretty much every single employee at mar-a-lago has had to talk with special counsel investigators at one point. but there were a few who really stood out to us as possibly having criminal exposure, walt nauta being the first. we know he was pressed to flip and he did not do that. and here we have carlos de oliveira. as you noted, his job is in maintenance. but he came to our attention because we learned that he was also seen on the surveillance footage moving boxes with walt nauta. now, this surveillance footage was handed over to investigators, and one particular piece of surveillance footage that stood out is when he helped nauta move boxes out of a storage closet right before one of trump's lawyers was searching that same closet for classified materials. now, we know th

using. i didn't that i shouldn't concierge that i've gotten and see for the dollar interaction. so it has been limited to some degree under the globalization by this, by the single carlos about all cloud actions were happening to the tune of 88 percent by the us dollar. and therefore the us government susie and function size. a 1000000 of international relations has to be found for a station for many countries. why do you think it's important that the projected bricks currency be based in gold rather than a different monetary unit? i think, you know, there is a general consensus that the us has abused the money printer. it's major advantage is being its ability to print as many dollars as we sure is out of seen that. and i think the breaks community of nations is saying to itself, look, let's get that so most stable environment where money is actually sound and is not dependent on the money print to. it's key that it's, it's based on something sound. i think the gold standard gold has been treated as real money for thousands of years. and therefore, i think the, the conceptual basis under pending debates currency has plenty of them into, with now on an inexorable move toward

use a new a welcome to the restroom window, assembled union board. although it's a video interface. and there's something about that the only thing is is to think of them who's got us carlos and they see that that video for them to mean that it sees attempted to clean. the purpose of this is what they do with the the last the lead me to go with the should be able to say because it said that the mission of course. so yeah. if the deal, the, the good to us look this up to the other folks outside the door basically just come in if we've got to have somebody in the system, in the business for the, the weight. and so that it's a little difficult. but of course, a photograph isn't just chunk of junk that there's lots of different assignments and i'm from lots and you will just bear with us here in the new pursuit pull diagnosis. you describe the a t, m and then you tell them to someone that's about a blood test. if i chose the company would have somebody come on 1st sample while pressing the last to just to see what i thought oh it to tell them a video misfortune average it was just misfortune smoking trying and as i took some medicine for quin this and the phone and so i just

using. i didn't that i shouldn't concierge that i've gotten and see for the dollar interaction. so it has been limited to some degree under the globalization by the fact that the single carlos about all cloud actions were happening to the tune of 88 percent by the us government. and therefore, the us government using sanction size $10000000.00 of international relations has to be found for a station for many countries. why do you think it's important that the projected bricks, currency be based in gold rather than a different monetary unit? i think, you know, there is a general consensus that the u. s. has abused the money printer. it's major advantage is being its ability to print as many dollars as we shoes out of see that . and i think the breaks community of nations is saying to itself, look, let's get that so most stable environment where money is actually sound and is not dependent on the money print to. it's key that it's, it's based on something sound. i think the gold standard gold has been treated as real money for thousands of years. and therefore, i think the, the conceptual basis underpinning the brakes car and see has plenty of them into, with now on an inexorable m

us this evening. appreciate your expertise. >>> we are getting brand-new details about carlos de oliveira, the mar-a-lago employee who was accused of trying to delete that security footage at mar-a-lago. his good friend of 30 years just spoke to cnn. you want to hear what he has to say. >>> plus, as the fighting intensifies in ukraine, see how north korea is going all out to make sure putin knows the hermit kingdom has his back. >>> just in, the wife of the suspected gilgo beach serial killer breaking her silence tonight, speaking to reporters. me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! save up to $500 on the new sleep number® smart bed. plus, 60 month financing on most smart t beds. shop now only at sleep p number®. ♪ ♪ we're reinventing our network... ...with smarter, more efficient routes... ...so you can deliver more value to your customers. fast. reliable. perfectly orchestrated. the united states postal service. rich, velvety coffee. café quality espresso. one high-pressure system that can do both. brew to your heart's desire with the l'or barista system. a masterpiece in taste.

us. griff, what is the president facing, the former president facing and what about carlos de oliveira? of the southern district of florida returning of superseding indictment which essentially replaces and adds to it one defendant and other charges. as it relates to trump, it adds on count 32 one additional count of willful retention of national defense information. it also adds for charges against both trump de oliveira two new obstruction counts based on allegations that the defendants attempted to delete surveillance video footage at the mar-a-lago club in the summer of 2022. finally, john, the superseding indictment charges de oliveira with false statements and representations at a voluntary interview with the fbi on january 13th. so that is our reading of this. obviously adding the new defendant. the maintenance worker at mar-a-lago. additional charges for trump. now, carlos de oliveira has been summoned to appear at that miami same courthouse where trump indicted he has to appear there 10:30 a.m. on july 31st. makes no mention of trump having to return to that courthouse. we will

>> let's talk more about this and more with anna navaz and someone with a lot of experience in florida, also with us, because he used to represent the state, former congressman carlos. what have you heard from folks about the new immigration law and how do you think it is going to play nationally? >> obviously the migrant community is very concerned. there is a lot of anxiety. but the business community specifically small businesses who rely on some of these workers because as people know there is a labor shortage in the united states, so, especially a lot of small farms in the state of florida, the agriculture industry relies on these workers, they're extremely concerned. and, yes, this could have an effect beyond florida's border because florida is a big ag state. people around the country think of beaches and theme parks when they think of florida, but florida is a major ag state that provides supplies the rest of the country, especially during the winter months. we could see some food shortages as a result of this as well. >> i would think of florida orange juice when i think about florida. clearly this is at least partially being done with an eye toward 2024 a

used to watch him when he was little and beats djokovic. >> steve: carlos is the number one player. >> ainsley: let us know what you think about that. >> steveob, good job. djokovic gave that react to one of the fans right in the first row. that could be the most famous broken react in the world. >> brian: remember, mcenroe got famous for outbusts not his victories. this is real emotion. >> ainsley: every sport needs a villain even though djokovic is not a villain. lo is the guy who played last year i love watching him. he gets so mad. yells at his coaches? what's his name? tall, brunet. sound of freedom, number two in the box office second week $86 million. they spent 1 or $15 million on this movie. it's really highlighting what is happening with our children and the sex trafficking and all of of my friends who have seen this said i didn't realize it was that big of a problem. well, it is it is about this guy tim ballard leads homeland security an agent. >> steve: real story. >> ainsley: taken down all these pedophiles where are these kids going? he saves this little boy there is the little boy. he promised this little boy i'm going to save

about. bob, that brings us back to both walt nauta and carlos de oliveira, who have allegedly lied to the fbi of cooperating with them. could criminal charges help prosecutors convince them to flip at this point? >> but i've seen situations where people have criminal exposure, -- but we are -- the opportunity to cooperate, and they declined. there is something about being charged in an indictment it tends to focus the mind. at that point, i think that a lawyer has to have a candid conversation with his client about what he is facing, what kind of evidence it appears to be against him, and the likelihood of conviction as well as the penalties. sometimes that causes a person to change their mind. maybe that these folks are loyal to the end, but as the case proceeds and gets ready for trial, sometimes it's the eve of the trial date, okay, we see that this is really happening. i'm ready to cooperate. they can even testify, agreed to testify after they've been sentenced. although i would imagine that in this case, to have any value, they need to cooperate before this case goes to trial against don

us at the other day, more solid this time around. talking about learning and adapting to the grass, top seed carlos alcaraz the world number one is throughnearly four hours, it is the most tested he has been at these championships, but he goes through to the last 16, andy murray went out last year to jannik sinner. he has talked about centre court being the most beautiful court in the world, it is only his second win on that court, daniil medvedev trying to figure out grass and win his first wimbledon title, he won his first wimbledon title, he won his game in four sets, winning the first one, he was not hit as part of the belarusian band, he is looking good. all of these men we have been talking about trying to be contenders for the crown of novak djokovic, we will see him take to centre court on sunday.- djokovic, we will see him take to centre court on sunday. many thanks live from the — centre court on sunday. many thanks live from the all _ centre court on sunday. many thanks live from the all england _ centre court on sunday. many thanks live from the all england club. - rain also had a big impact on the third day of the third ashe

about how carlos is? he's not a household name. he's someone who used to park car at mar-a-lago. he's head of maintenance there. it's a job he took over last summer, and he's named in here because of what he was urging others to do and delete. >> certainly in our discussions privately here at cnn, we've known a lot about him, and we were wondering when he might make an appearance in this case, and now we see he's indicted. we know that he was one of the people that was working with walt nauta. they were seen on video moving boxes. apparently carlos deoliveira was the one who was assigned to put on the lock on the storage room, which is what the trump team had told prosecutors and told the justice department that they were going to secure all of those boxes, all of those documents to make sure that they were in a safe place. and then obviously after that, prosecutors knew that the boxes were moved. one of the things that to me really stands out is, you know, this indictment, this new indictment, really brings forward the time line, right? because the previous one really stops back

cnn's carlos suarez is out of the federal courthouse in miami. what can you tell us about the arraignment? >> reporter: well, that arraignment lasted about five minutes, 40-year-old walt nauta didn't say a word as he left the federal courthouse here behind me in downtown miami after pleading not guilty to obstruction charges and lying to federal investigators, inside the courthouse he was joined by his d.c.-based lawyer as well as a new south florida-based attorney, we're told that she's former public defender in trying cases across south florida. with knowledge of the situation, nauta is being accused of moving several boxes with classified documents from a storage room at trump's mar-a-lago resort to other parts of the property and lying to federal investigators about it. prosecutors say that all of this was in an effort to keep some of these classified documents from a trump lawyer who had been tasked to find them after a grand jury subpoena, prosecutors said they have surveillance video of nauta moving these boxes around the mar-a-lago property. before the fbi searched

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us locally and saving the backend. landed in los angeles, 16 years. okay. um as a new champion at wimbledon onto carlos alcor, as beat know about joke eviction at pick men's final on center course. the match between the 20 are on wells number one, and the 2nd time chime can win to a decided not to move in full and a half hours of play. it was the spanish play. he played the victories and the listing congratulating the says out, just are these, your top stories. it waves a sweeping across the launch pumps of the well. the us west coast is among the halters with rat code breaking temperatures, stretching from california to gulf states like texas and florida, china has observed as highest as a temperature, 51.7 degrees celsius discussions on house a combat climate change on the way between the 2 largest producing countries, china and the united states, the american climate envoy joan carries on a full day visit to beijing is expected to discuss plans to come meet and gas emissions, reduce deforestation, and boost aid for developing countries. the south korean president has audit and all out effort to deal with the damage caused by

us president withheld top secret documents. carlos de oliveira faces four charges that he helped delete security camera footage and lied to fbi agents aboutundred thousand dollars and ordered not to talk to other defendants about the case. well, donald trump is due to go on trial in may next year after pleading not guilty to storing hundreds of classified documents at his mar—a—lago home after he stepped down as president. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. she spent the past year hosting ukrainian families. today she spoke to natalie, who has since returned to kyiv with her son. how are things in care of at the moment? things are pretty unpredictable here in ukraine, in kyiv. so you never know what happens. as if to prove it, here is what happens within minutes of the zoom call ending. sirens warning of shelling in kyiv again. 700 ukrainian families are being hosted in somerset currently, but more are needed. we had more host at the beginningj than was needed, but that has very much changed and i think a lot of that is down to the - cost—of—living crisis. if

about who carlos carlos's? not a household name. he's going to be now. someone who used to park cars at mar-a-lago.ead of maintenance there. a job he took over just last summer, i believe. now, he is now named in here, because of what he was urging others to do. and to delete. >> right, certainly in our discussions, privately here at cnn, we've known a lot about him. we're wondering when he might make an appearance. in this case. we see that he was one of the people that was working with walt nauta, seen on video, moving boxes. apparently, carlos de oliveira is the one who was assigned to put on the lock on the storage room, which is what the trump team had told prosecutors and told the justice department that they were going to secure all of those boxes all of those documents to make sure they were in a safe place. obviously, after that, prosecutors knew that the boxes were moved. one of the things that to me, really stands out, this indictment, this new indictment, really brings forward the timeline. the previous one really stops back in june of 2022. when they come and retrieved the boxes, and o

carlo, stressing that the united nations is fully committed to preserving the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine from any threat to use bombs. atom is completely unacceptable and other countries are refugees and about00,000 people are displaced in their own country. while the security council it was held that england continues to be the chairman of this council until august 9, and this time, while the british minister chaired the meeting , he also invited the representatives of eight european countries that are members of nato, including some foreign ministers of this country. they were allowed to speak under these conditions, which was protested by russia , who found in this meeting at the level of the deputy representative of the car agency, the representative of russia described this action as a political show with the decision of the english song and a violation of the procedures approved by the security council, with the instigation and leadership of the west. he is willing to commit any crime to maintain his dominance the terrorist attack of an important wallet is the latest crime that, with the previous support , asked the international community to cooperate in order to prevent the situatio

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the, the the, the most recent news, munoz carlos imagine if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about. so we met about the kinds of products for us, the so don't put your human symbols on display, the decision space to guide. so you guys don't talk to strangers the. 7 void, noisy gatherings in valleys, which was wonderful to me know what, but she didn't rely on get them in and what actually your colleagues and perhaps also your friends think you're guilty because your russian let you know the phone. so what can i do? i'm the was mindset from it, so i'd be glad to reduce the team that does due to the styles we did use be picked up by mute. so the exception to parties specific silver show me concerning the, the little so is this a rush to condense a you put in the pack all the prime in a, breed as an act of terrorism, offer it until the mother and the father left and the daughter severely injured for us, it says the black sea greenville is the base of the dead in the su crane, and it's less than boxes. we're not respecting the service of the mazda ones, it will no longer guarantee navigation to safety. and the black sea, under the

carlo, stressing that the united nations is fully committed to preserving the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine , considers any threat to use the atomic bomb completely unacceptable . other countries are refugees and about 5 million and 100 thousand people they are displaced in their own country . we are worried about the suspension of the black sea grain export plan, which made it possible to continue the export of 33 million tons of food in ukraine . in addition to the fact that the british minister chaired the meeting , he had also invited the representatives of the eight european countries that are members of nato, including some foreign ministers of this country, and they were allowed to speak under these conditions, which was objected to by russia. found at the level of deputy car dealer the representative of russia described this action as a political show with the decision of the english song and violation of the approved procedures of the security council, and with the instigation and leadership of the west created to maintain its dominance , it is ready to commit any crime, the wallet terrorist attack and the latest crime supported by earlier, the international community was asked to cooperate

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use? mind you best able to push the mazda front end of the prompting for carlos, for coming, for his quarter financial included for the mice problem. i prefer them to cut about a, just those dining rooms, when nero's just to slip a small place. but what i'm going to go to go to the bring you need to privately agree, i unable to share it as a severe tumor, sending me a reply to your stomach awaiting cooling, your slow dart, boosted into some annual apologies for it. so, so simple to do that. so should we stay with fortunately so, so for the functional and efficiency and the beautiful gloria, the the where the plus the of the university of oklahoma. so those can one of them would much of that is also your the rosy meyer. well the says the reason is i was posted but, well, some of them visitors for the 1st quarter board. but for the kids to the specific go, we'll just, you know, schedule a new for the loan. you in good. when you were included on board them yesterday and were you, is it not still a whole lot of interesting? where is it on of just one of them's a little much the only thing you need from us today. and i was hoping you might have, i bought the piec

club as those around us begin to make their way home after seeing this extraordinary final between carlos alcaraz and novak djokovic. all of the talk before these championships aboutkovic winning a court record equalling 2a grand slam titles including federer�*s record including an eighth wimbledon title, the man dominated on grass who was going for five in a row, who could stop and we asked. when he took the first set against carlos alcaraz, we thought, well it is probably going to go djokovic�*s way again. what played out after around four and a half hours was utterly extraordinary. we have seen a 20—year—old man only playing his fifth ever tournament on grass he crowned wimbledon champion tonight as hours worked for respondent reports. it had been billed as the ultimate final. the seven—time champion against the 20—year—old prodigy. the star—studded crowned was ready for a blockbuster. but at first it was no contest as novak djokovic plays the opening set 6—1. it seems the master was giving the apprentice a lesson. but carlos alcaraz is the world number one, remember. he began showing why. with the fans favouring the spaniard, jock behich was not happy. at one

to his name, carlos as looks, all sense was sent to thrown at the top of men's tennis. mentis de anthony howard. is he for the w supposed to tell us more about it? usually this is a great occasion, the final, but it can be, it's had boring. sometimes it tends off for like a sports fan, but you get maybe 5 tons of you. when you play your sports card, decide that look, i'm not going to be the right company today. i'm not going to take the dog for a walk. i'm not gonna clean or cook, i'm just gonna look. and so we did and saw you play the cod. and yesterday we got full value for money was something we got something very, very special. this was the future in color software as a 20 year old, 20 years old. up against not a big chunk of its 36 the brightest, the most successful level time. and very much the present with a connection to the past in tennis. so we will get to get this title examination. when i play to the french open, in a semi final, this with the mets had the same building, old tennis nodes like me ran into the land room to watch and outcries his body. let him down, his mind got too excited. he would say lighter. and the cramps foll

us along the way here, thinking about the match againstjerry, berrettini. he was totally blown away in the first set here, alcaraz. as he hugged his family. you will seejuan carlosn in his career when he won his first wimbledon title. alcaraz has done something that fetter and djokovic to not do either which is when being wimbledon at his fifth attempt on grass. only the third time he's ever even played here. i think he went out early on last year to jannik sinner. with that he would be a wimbledon shipping, i never thought he would ever be as soon as this will stop losses per set, 6—1, won the next two, djokovic took a bathroom break, came back on the fourth set and all the decider we thought, all right, chances are it will go to djokovic. the royal family enjoyed that one. prince william there with the children of course as well. djokovic of course with his jacket on. you will be back. he will maim get that market equalling 24 wimbledon titles, you expect him to get that, but this is carlos alcaraz�*s day. this is his mum up is that this is his first wimbledon title. he is a double grand slam champion. carlos alcaraz was up—and—coming moments as he bows to the

about carlos alcaraz. he's only 20, a teenager a few weeks ago, what does this big win mean for him and for his career? it is seismic. alcaraz won the ushas two slams. he is the fifth man in the open era to have multiple grand slam titles before the age of 21, joining the likes of rafael nadal, bjorn borg and boris becker. so for alcaraz the sky's the limit because he has this all—round game. he has a combination, if you will, of the big three, federe, nadal and djokovic. if alcaraz can stay healthy this is someone who can compete in multiple grand slams over years. it will be challenging... i wanted to ask about this, we talk about the big three, could carlos alcaraz be the guy who finally comes in and starts to break up this triumvirate of amazing players? do you think you could go on and be that guy? time will tell but i think that this was a real seismic shift. we have been waiting for the changing of the guard. lleyton hewitt was the last man not named roger federer, rafael nadal or novak djokovic or andy murray to win wimbledon back in 2002, so if alcaraz can stay healthy and continue to play and showcase his all—round game this

us, which led to a weeks long banking term. well. so what's tricky about parking rates will 1st, let's see how they work. increasing interest rates makes borrowing from banks for carlo owns, for example, more expensive. people start to spend less because they'll have to pay more for servicing that, that loans demand for goods goes down. and prices eventually begin to drop, but that flows down the economy, central banks, that writing a fine line between raising interest rates. i'm not hosing that. our economy is. if they raise them too much, that to push countries into a deep recession. if they raising to little, i'm not fast enough, inflation could become more entrenched. the us, like many other central banks, is targeting inflation of 2 percent. it's now nearly double laptop get bought. the federal reserve has recently paused race rate hikes, leading them up more than 5 percent. it says it wants to assess the impact on the economy. all the banks, like the bank of england, i've stepped up the fight against rising prices. the u. k. is increased rates 13 times since december, taking them up from the 0 to 5 percent versus inflation stubbornly high in may. at 8.7 percen