and the phoenix police department. the investigation will determine whether the phoenix police department engages any pattern or practice that violates the constitution or federal law. this is the third pattern or practice investigation i've announced as attorney general. each time i've noted that these investigations aim to increase transparency and accountability. this increases public trust and public safety. we know law enforcement's heirs -- law-enforcement shares these goals. we talked with the mayor and police chief jerry williams about the investigation and we are pleased about their pledge of support. they too recognize that we share common aims. our investigation in phoenix will be led by the justice department civil rights division. it is based on an extensive review of publicly available information and will consider several issues. first whether the phoenix police department uses excessive force in violation of the fourth amendment. second whether the phoenix police department engages in discriminatory pol

of the broader phoenix community. we will review incident reports, body-worn camera footage and other data and documentation collected by the department. we will also review the department's policies, training materials and supervision records as well as documents related to systems of accountability including how complaints are investigated and how discipline is imposed. as you know, about three months ago we launched similar investigations into the city of minneapolis and the minneapolis police department as well as the city of louisville and the louisville police department. in both cities, as in phoenix, we've been fortunate to have the support of city officials and police chiefs. in that short time justice department lawyers have had in-person and virtual meetings with close to 1,000 community stakeholders in minneapolis and louisville. hundreds more have submitted messages to the justice department. department lawyers have participated in over 50 ride-alongs with officers. we have had four meetings with full com

. middle orderfor the birmingham phoenix. that's what they were banking on. they took a strategic timeout at a timely moment and again, and the captain delivers with that wickets and for cash. it felt like a real belief within that group of players that they could to win the game. of players that they could to win the name. , ., ., of players that they could to win the game-— of players that they could to win the name. , ., ., , ., ., ., the game. they have to update again to win that lords _ the game. they have to update again to win that lords final _ the game. they have to update again to win that lords final against - to win that lords final against southern braid. they lasted i'm just a couple of days ago, didn't they? yeah, i think they well. the southern braid have been sensational this tournament. the best team going around both men's and women's. they were the first to qualify for the final. they seem to have a real understanding of what they are about. yeah, ithink understanding of what they are about. yeah, i thi

we will take the same approach in phoenix. our career attorneys have decades of experience working on investigations like the one that we open here today. one thing that we have learned over the decades is that we must and will work collaborately with the phoenix community and with the phoenix police department. if we conclude that there are no systemic violations of constitutional or federal statutory rights by the city or phoenix police department, we will make it known. if, on the other hand, we conclude that there is reasonable cause to believe that such violations are occurring, we will issue a report to describe our findings and then aim to work cooperatively with the city to reach agreement on the best remedies. if an appropriate remedy cannot be reached through agreement, the attorney general is authorized to bring litigation to secure an appropriate injunctive remedy. this morning our team had the opportunity to speak with city officials about our investigation. we are pleased that mayor gallego and chief williams hav

phoenix worn down afterjust three balls. help would come in the form of the two joneses, first from their captain amy, but after she was dismissed, evejones took over with the big hits, even managing to pick out her recently departed skipper in the dugout. she would eventually go for a brilliant 64 the target was 148. a target the superchargers captain, lauren started to take a chunk out of. she managed a 50, but her side were stopped in their tracks is something special to evejones as head in the few that evejones as head in the few that she is with the bat. that moment prove to be the turning point, the superchargers wickets started to tumble. when alice went, the task was insurmountable. and it is birmingham who make the semifinal. the phoenix had a slow start to this tournament, but with three wins in a row, are they rising at the right time? craig templeton, bbc news. staying with circket, after defeat to india in the second test yesterday, head coach chris silverwood has warned players face losing their places as engla

and the phoenix police department. the investigation will determine whether the phoenix police department engages in a pad tern or practice of violations of the constitution or federal law. >> joining me now are our msnbc legal analyst and also joining me, msnbc law enforcement analyst cedric alexander. can you explain that part? what does it mean that department of justice is opening a pattern or practice investigation into whether this city of phoenix violated phoenix and the police department violated the constitution? >> pattern and practice investigations are a tool that justice department is authorized to use to investigate police departments where there is public evidence. they suggest there is either a pattern or an extreme practice of police misconduct. whether that's excessive force, thats what was at issue in the minneapolis investigation. or a variety of other kinds of conduct. and we heard a lot of that laid out today in this press conference. there is the possibility of violation of first amendment rights

>> in phoenix union, no, we're not in conversations about a vaccine mandate. but we have played a huge role in vaccine dispensing. yesterday, we gave out nearly 1,000 vaccines. since january, we have been hosting pods, vaccination sites here, and given out tens of thousands of vaccines. we'll continue to play a role in vaccine access. we know that is the number one mitigation strategy. as you said, we also have to worry about the systems across our nation. if you are 12 and under, under 12, you don't even get access to the vaccine, which is why masks are critically important. that's the second best strategy. >> what is your message to other superintendents who might find themselves in the same position you're in? >> my message to other superintendents is the same i'm giving you, there are times we need to stand up and be courageous for our communities. you have to take bold risks. but at the end of the day, when we have to weigh the consequences of this decision, the legal consequences, maybe the political consequences, at the end of the day, the lives at stak

phoenix worn down afterjust three balls. help would come in the form of the two joneses, first from their captain twojoneses, first from their captain amy, two joneses, first from their captain amy, but after she was dismissed, evejones took over with the big hits, even managing to pick out her recently departed skipper in the dugout. she would eventually go for a brilliant 64 for the target was 148. a target the superchargers captain took a chunk out of. she managed a 50, but her side were stopped in their tracks is something special to eve jones as head in the few that she is with the bat. that moment prove to be the turning point, the superchargers wickets started to tumble. the task was insurmountable. and it is birmingham who make the semifinal. the phoenix had a slow start to this tournament, with three wins in a row, or they rising at the right time? craig templeton, bbc news. let's get a look at the tennis now. andy murray withdrew from the singles event at the tokyo 0lympics but made a winning start, beating richard

phoenix union high school district superintendent joins us now. chad, first talk us through the mask mandate decision. why did you want to push ahead with a mandate despite the ban in your state? >> last monday, the 2nd of august, we brought back nearly 30,000 high school students here in phoenix union, and we welcomed back our 4,000 employees, and we are the fifth largest city high school system, and all told over 100,000 students over 10,000 employees, and their families, and we feel an obligation and responsibility to protect our families. we made that commitment from day one. the health, safety and wellness will always be priority number one. vaccines are a mitigation strategy at the top of the lists, and mask are number two and we are very confident in our masking requirement. >> oral arguments set to begin august 13th, and governor ducey's office said in a statement your decision decisio has no teeth. your response to that? >> certainly aware of the litigation. can't obviously comment on the specifics of active litigation, but what we can sa

phoenix seeing its population increased by 11.2%. if these trends are continuing with the diversity going on, what are suburbs going to look like? guest: phoenix is a great place to start that escutcheon. my father-in-law is in the phoenix valley. 10 years ago when i started dating his daughter, his house, there was desert beyond. you go out there now, and there are miles and miles of subdivisions and supermarkets whether you go west or north or anywhere around there. those big metro areas are growing i leaps and bounds in that suburban area. the main growth over the last few years has not been to an urban core or rural america, it has been to that suburbs. the census bureau looked at the 10 fastest growing cities in america, cities beyond the big metro areas, and almost all of them were positioned right next to a big metro area. a place like kent, washington, just outside of seattle, among the fastest growing cities in america not because it has its own industry facebook because it is that close to a big city warehouse impresses are

the youngest and oldest player in the men's hundred combined to sensational effect as birmingham phoenix went top of the table courtesy of an emphatic 93—run victory over welsh fire at edgbaston. moeen ali made a blistering 28—ball 59, which included three successive sixes. but even the captain was outshone by the baby of the competition. will smeed is tearing up the hundred atjust 19 years of age, and he smoked an unbeaten 65 off 38 balls as phoenix smashed their way to the highest score in the tournament, 181i. so, from the youngest to the eldest statesman in the hundred — imran tahir, ageing like the finest of wines at 42, took the tournament's first hat—trick to finish with figures of 5—25, with the fire skittled forjust 91 runs. in the women's fixture, it was another brilliant performance from india's teenage superstar shafali verma, who scored 76 as birmingham phoenix stormed to a 10—wicket win over welsh fire in the women's hundred. welsh fire collapsed from 75—1to127—9, including losing their last six wickets for 23 runs in a 21—ball spell. chasing 128 to win, v

moeen ali's birmingham phoenix won the toss and decided to field. so southern brave batting first and they have posted a testing total for the phoenix to chase. 0pener paul sterling lasted 61 off 36 balls including six sixes to help his side 168—5 off their 100 walls. ross whiteley also struck an unbeaten 44 and the phoenix reply very shortly. over to carnoustie and it's fair to say there's a bit of congestion at the top of the leaderboard at the women's open. throughout the day, there have been eight different names at the top.. earlier i spoke to our golf correspondant iain carter who's there for us. 17 players within four shots of the elite, bios trading places at the top of the leaderboard, especially late in the afternoon when the rain came teaming down on the carnoustie links but it was anna nordqvist really set the pace, joined by madsen who was... so to scandinavians, the dane and the swede setting the pace. a congested leaderboard about anna nordqvist with the lowest round of the week so far, no drop shot and seven birdies, julie was quit

phoenix worn down afterjust three balls. help would come in the form of the two joneses, first from their captain amy, but after she was dismissed, evejones took over with the big hits, even managing to pick out her recently departed skipper in the dugout. she would eventually go for a brilliant 64, the target was 148. a target the superchargers captain, lauren started to take a chunk out of. she managed a 50, but her side were stopped in their tracks is something special. evejones proved she's as handy in field as she is with the bat. that moment prove to be the turning point, the superchargers wickets started to tumble. when alice went, the task was insurmountable. and it is birmingham who make the semifinals. the phoenix had a slow start to this tournament, but with three wins in a row, are they rising at the right time? craig templeton, bbc news. staying with circket, after defeat to india in the second test yesterday, head coach chris silverwood has warned players face losing their places as england were bowled out for

the chief executive officer of phoenix group. let's get straight to a bloomberg business flash. >> cybersecurity norton has agreed to buy a rival in a deal valued as much as $8.6 billion. stockholders will receive cash and shares in return. norton lifelock will gain access to one of the biggest customer bases in the industry. the demand for security software increases. longchamps is making big changes to push into china. it is also seeking to reduce its carbon footprint. it is revamping a signature bag with sustainable materials. >> we are opening five or six stores a year in china. that will bring us to 50 stores in china, which is a reasonable level. it is enough to be visible. the growth that we have set from china. >> xiaomi wants to become the biggest smartphone maker within three years. it's a new phone features a curved edge screen and a front facing camera hidden underneath the display rather than requiring a cut out. that is the bloomberg business flash francine, mark. francine: thank you so much. coming up, hackers stea

phoenix union ghchool district superintendent chad guestin. mr. superintendent, i thank you fobeing with us. lien, for the last couple of weeks i've spoken with superintendents in these states at say my hands are tied. we can encourage masks, but we'rseeing a change in the trend here. you're leang it by mandating masks despite the ban. why? >> we made a commitment from day one, minute one, that we would do all we can in our power and control to protect the health, safety and wellness of our staff, stunts and community. we're aware of the spread. we're also airwith a of the mask mandate ban, but our commitment is to our local community, and we're going to hold true to that. we know that masks along with vaccines and other mitigation measures work, and so masks in phoenix are required. >> so let me ask you about this lawsuit. this teacher at one of the school district has sued you in your official capacity. the district, the board as well. back in court next week. the teacher claims that you don't have the authority, that you don't have the legal au

and in the hundred, birmingham phoenix men have gone to the top of the table after beating the trent rockets. liam livingstone was the star of the show, smashing 50 off 30 balls to help his side to 166 for six, whilst the trent rockets were all out for 150, with imran tahir taking another two wickets for birmingham phoenix. and before that, a win for birmingham phoenix women too, who beat trent rockets by three wickets at trent bridge. erin burns their star, top scoring with 38 runs and taking one wicket. and that's all the sport for now. good night. hello there, it'll be one of those weekends where we get a bit of sunshine and a bit of rain, as well. it looks like saturday will be a much drier day in scotland, where we've had a lot of shower clouds on friday. we will see more clouds on friday. we will see more cloud coming in from the southwest as well, and that is due to this area of low pressure that's just going to hang around really through the weekend. it means is we start the weekend. it means is we start the weekend, we've got quite muggy air across the south of england, sout

they beat birmingham phoenix by 20 runs. the invincibles batted first and after losing their openers forjust 15 runs. marizanne kapp steadied the ship — she top scored with 37 as they reached 114 from their 100 balls — so a moderate target but the phoenix made hard work of it, bowled out forjust 94. they'll face southern brave in their final. i don't know how many were here today, _ i don't know how many were here today, but — i don't know how many were here today, but it sounded very but loud. it's going _ today, but it sounded very but loud. it's going to — today, but it sounded very but loud. it's going to be a big day tomorrow. the hundred has conceded everyone's expectations, and i think the women's _ expectations, and i think the women's game will go from straight to straight. i think this is the level— to straight. i think this is the level we _ to straight. i think this is the level we need to keep that now. i think— level we need to keep that now. i think it's — level we need to keep that now. i think

do you remember the case of phoenix the calf? 20 years ago, your shaking your head and that makes me afraid i've made it up off the top of my head. i remember during foot and mouth, there was a couple of cows and one survived the call, the owners then named it phoenix, it became a lead story for a while as everyone was looking by the fate of phoenix the calf. if something of which the coal then gets named, you get into a different league, but this alpaca has been diagnosed. from a medical point of view, this is pretty straightforward or not? i pretty straightforward or not? i don't know, i'm not an expert in veterinary science, but it does seem to be that way, it seems as though... i think the bakery, for some unknown reason, keir starmer decided it would be a good idea to comment on whether or not this alpaca should or shouldn't be put down. it seemed like a strange move to wade into that particular debate, but there you go. to wade into that particular debate, but there you go-— to wade into that particular debate, but there

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ilia: el departamento de justicia iniciÓ una investigaciÓn de la policÍa de phoenix, arizona, por uso excesivo de la fuerza, abuso a desamparados y discriminaciÓn. el secretario de justicia dijo que los investigadores van a determinar si la policÍa de phoenix violÓ la constituciÓn a la ley federal y que el objetivo es que se actÚe con transparencia. jorge: se reportaron mÁs de 103.000 nuevos casos de covid en el paÍs en las Últimas 24 horas. los ingresos a los hospitales aumentaron 41% y las internaciones, 39%. es informaciÓn oficial de los cdc. ilia: california implementarÁ la obligatoriedad de la vacuna para empleados que trabajan en lugares de congregaciÓn de alto riesgo. la tasa de contagio subiÓ a 5,3%. jaime tiene el reporte. jaime: la presidenta de la junta de supervisores del condado de los Ángeles expidiÓ una orden ejecutiva que exige a sus mÁs de 100.000 empleados pÚblicos estar vacunados contra el coronavirus. >> vimos el crecimiento de las vÍctimas por el virus, mÁs de 3000 personas. cada dÍa aumenta. reportero: los Ángeles pasÓ de ser epicentro nacion

attorney general merrick garland says they will look into whether phoenix police use excessive force, discriminate against minorities and mistreat the homeless or disabled the attorney general says a special focus of the inquiry will be whether officers illegally seized and thrown out the possessions of homeless people in the city the third federal probe of a local police department since president biden took office, minneapolis and louisville being the other two. >> these investigations aim to promote transparency and accountability increasing public trust and in turn increases public safety. we know law enforcement shares these goals. >> well, the mayor of phoenix coming out in support of the investigation. she says it will make her city even safer and stronger and more equitable as she puts it >>> three of england's soccer stars subjected to racist abuse. the results of a hate crime are in and a dozen arrests >>> nine-time olympic gold medalist carl lewis calling the men's performance by the u.s. in the 4x100 relay an embarrassment and a clown show up next the legendary track and f

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they announced one for phoenix the other day. are they a good idea? you have experience with them. do they work? commissioner harrison: it has turned the new orleans the police department around and it has turned the baltimore police department around. there are some cases where it is necessary. there are some cities where there may be a potential to get in front of it and what i tell chiefs all the time, i spoke with the chief in phoenix, louisville, minneapolis, about what they can do to get in front of it to build the systems of accountability that they would otherwise get in a consent decree that they can do on their own without a consent decree. i admonished chiefs and judges and executives to build accountability that informs them about what is happening in a department and when it does happen, what needs to be does about it and what needs to be done when people fail to act. accountability through recruiting, hiring, training, policy building, all of those things are very important to make sure that departments are not just performing, but are well run, well-managed, well dis

in the men's, southern brave are perhaps the outstanding bowling team up against birmingham phoenix, who have against birmingham phoenix, who have a liam livingstone who has proven himself the biggest of the big hit itself. i think there are about 99 different opinions in english cricket about the hundred but it has definitely broken through as a spectacle and today we need just a little help from above. spectacle and today we need “ust a little help from above.* little help from above. everything crossed! thank _ little help from above. everything crossed! thank you. _ the third round of the women's open is under way. england's georgia hall tees off at two o'clock, she was joint leader at carnoustie overnight. the 2018 champion is seven under at the halfway stage, sharing the lead with the american mina harigae. hall could have been two clear except for a double bogey on the 15th hole but she scrambled back to stay in contention for her second 0pen title. —— 0pen —— open title. it means the world. i mean, i don't get it often — maybe one or two tournaments a year, and it

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they beat birmingham phoenix by 20 runs. the invincibles batted first and after losing their openers forjust 15 runs. marizanne kapp steadied the ship. she top scored with 37 as they reached 114 from their 100 balls — so a moderate target, but the phoenix made hard work of it, bowled out forjust 94. they'll face southern brave in their final. i don't know how many were here today, but it sounded very but loud. it's going to be a big day tomorrow. the hundred has exceded everyone's expectations, and i think the women's game will go from straight to straight. i think this is the level we need to keep that now. i think it's so great to see so many fans here supporting the women's game and getting to watch what a great game it is. to the golf and the final major of the year, and it promises to be an exciting weekend at carnoustie. there are joint leaders at the top of the women's open leaderboard. georgia hall, the 2018 champion is one of them. she had one of the early tee times and shot a three under round of 69 to top the le

there's about 450 people inside this church here in phoenix. in all seriousness, this is one of the ground zeros, you know this being from here, in the fight for voting rights, not just because of the gutting of the preclearance requirements of the voting rights act in 2013, but also this recent ruling this summer by the supreme court that allows certain laws that were thrown out by the 9th circuit court of appeals to remain in place including restrictions on collecting ballots and restrictions on challenging people who are voting outside of their own home precinct. they have a lot of skin in the game here. you would think it is a local event, but it has attracted national attention including the new incoming president of aflcio liz schuler who came out in her first week on the job after the untimely and tragic death of richard trumpka. i spent time with her a little while ago and this is what she had to tell me. >> it is fantastic. the first floor is full. we are sending people to the balcony which is fantastic. we are here and you can see peo

at university of phoenix, you can count on fixed, affordable tuition for your program. learn more at phoenix.edu reports that president biden was to keep 2500 troops in afghanistan. >> every major newspaper and television outlet set recommending to the president 2500 troops in afghanistan not a lot. happy ask any of them for a correction? >> we don't make it a habit to talk publicly one way or the other. dan: joining me back to discuss, iraq war veteran and u.s. senate candidate, becca and republican congresswoman, lori. jake, there's no excuse for this, the biden a ministration can't have it both ways. they can't say we planned for this but unexpected chaos. he was warned, his and tell people we've seen the cables, intel people want president biden if you do this, chaos and death will ensue and he did it anyway. your thoughts on back? >> you are right, joe biden for the markham people last month told us a life. he said the afghan army could defend itself against the taliban and now he's trying to say this was inevitable. that's a disgrace unfathomable. we had a secure

phoenix are one off the bottom and unlikely to reach the next stage. the rugby league world cup, which was due to be held in england in the autumn, is set to be postponed the rugby league world cup, which was due to be held in england in the autumn, is set to be postponed until next year. climax during his site home in style, moving to the top of the table with the wasn't that. it follows the withdrawal of defending champions australia, and new zealand over player welfare and safety concerns related to covid. the world cup, featuring men's, women's and wheelchair events, was set to start in newcastle in october. an announcement confirming the decision is expected tomorrow. with manchester city closing in on the £100 million signing of their england starjack grealish, aston villa have been out spending money. villa have announced the surprise signing of southampton striker danny ings in a deal thought to be worth 25 million pounds. ings scored 46 goals in 100 appearances for the saints after joining from liverpool in 2018. its been a busy day for villa

schools in phoenix are putting one in place anyway, triggering at least one lawsuit from a teacher. in shorthand her, arizona, masks were optional. already in one high school at least 32 students and staff have reported positive covid cases. >>> another story we're following this morning, you do want to see this video. it's alarming. frontier airline is now reversing itself saying it supports the flight crew that did this. they duct taped a passenger to his seat after he attacked, groped, assaulted flight attendants, this is as it's happening. the incident on the weekend flight from philadelphia to miami came as flight attendants across the country are grappling with a surge of unruly, violent passengers. cnn aviation correspondent pete muntean joins me now. i experienced this on a flight last week and cops met the unruly passenger on the ground. >> it's a really big about-face because there was push back after frontier suspended these flight attendants. frontier airlines had this happen on a flight from philadelphia to miami. miami-dade police say a passenger on one of these flight

the national convention in phoenix, so therefore they came to phoenix. the year before i got elected, we had a national convention in milwaukee. i was walking around, speaking to different state delegates and all of that. and all of a sudden somebody from illinois sector, said i want you to come over and introduce you to someone. i walked over, there a couple of elder chinese gentlemen, and they belong to the chinese american legion in chicago. i never heard of the chicago legion, but they said, so they were happy. los angeles, when i was campaigning, one of the seniors, he was world war ii definitely, he walked up and said, we used to have a post after the war, but then everybody got old. but now i would like to get it restarted. can you help me? >> i said sure. it took us awhile, but we were able to get that post started again in los angeles, chinatown. and we would actually get the same numbers awarded back to them. so by getting involved in the american legion, deeply involved in the legion, it definitely strike to some sort of interest from various

the phoenix probe is the doj's third. minneapolis and louisville, kentucky, are under investigation. >>> high attorneys tonight for the heroes that helped protect the u.s. capitol on january 6th. police officers and others were awarded the congressional gold medal for defending against hundreds of rioters. stephanie ramos is at the white house tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the more than 1,500 officers who responded to the capitol on january 6th recognized with one of the nation's highest civilian honors. with the number of officers in signing a bill awarding capitol police and those who protected the capitol the congressional gold medal. >> i know receiving this award is bittersweet. on that day, more than 140 law enforcement officers suffered physical injuries and untold others suffering an emotional toll. 15 of you were hospitalized. and others were lost forever. may their souls rest in peace. >> reporter: today's ceremony comes on the heels of harrowing congressional testimony by four officers. >> i remember thinking

that we go to our shows steve phoenix sr. you were on a vacation last week , how was disney world? >> f got to say it was great. parks, had breakfast with chippendale which isn't the sam chippendale you often have breakfast with, but before i started i want to come prevent you on the nicole wallace impression, that was accurate and well done. >> a practice. >> speaking at disney, on monday , you butchered some of the beloved princesses names. hit it, mike. could get exposure to cartoon princesses from cinderella to have a positive effect on kids, he expected a girl who said her favorite princess mulan was les gender stereotyped. >> greg, the number of calls i got from outraged parents, i can't even tell you. too bad you don't host wheel of fortune because you desperately need to buy some, greg. >> okay. to be fair, to be fair, how am supposed to know. it would be really weird if i did know and i didn't have kids. by the way, this is a disability , you use what i did to mark name. >> that's what i'm saying. i butcher i misplaced vowels, accidents on certain silvers, s i had to pract

birmingham phoenix bowling imran tahir here. he is 42 and his celebration, just like his career, goes on and on and on. now, where has that gone? six. the brave men hit 1a of them to make 168. now phoenix had liam livingstone and there was no way of stopping him. he kept swinging, connecting until tim david looked up and threw and hit and livingstone was run out. oh, no. oh, yes. brave's victory by 32 runs. so it ends this year. there is more to cricket than the hundred, but many this summer grasped it. joe wilson, bbc news, lords. 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 and sportscene in scotland follow soon on bbc one. manchester city's £100 million man, jack grealish, scored on his home debut as the premier league champions beat newly promoted norwich city 5—0. also today, aston villa beat newcastle 2—0. brighton won again. that's two wins from two games, their best start to a premier league season. it was 0—0 between crystal palace and brentford. leeds un

the youngest and oldest player in the men's hundred combined to sensational effect as birmingham phoenix went top of the table courtesy of an emphatic 93—run victory over welsh fire at edgbaston. moeen ali made a blistering 28—ball 59, which included three successive sixes. but even the captain was outshone by the baby of the competition. will smeed is tearing up the hundred atjust 19 years of age, and he smoked an unbeaten 65 off 38 balls as phoenix smashed their way to the highest score in the tournament, 184. so, from the youngest to the eldest statesman in the hundred — imran tahir, ageing like the finest of wines at 42, took the tournament's first hat—trick to finish with figures of 5—25, with the fire skittled forjust 91 runs. i think he's still running about edgbaston! in the women's fixture, it was another brilliant performance from india's teenage superstar shafali verma, who scored 76 as birmingham phoenix stormed to a 10—wicket win over welsh fire in the women's hundred. welsh fire collapsed from 75—1to127—9, including losing their last six wickets for 23 runs

phoenix are one off the bottom and unlikely to reach the next stage. the rugby league world cup, which was due to be held in england in the autumn, is set to be postponed until next year. it follows the withdrawal of defending champions australia, and new zealand over player welfare and safety concerns related to covid. the world cup, featuring men's, women's and wheelchair events, was set to start in newcastle in october. an announcement confirming the decision is expected tomorrow. with manchester city closing in on the 100 million pound signing of their england starjack grealish, aston villa have been out spending money already. villa have announced the surprise signing of southampton striker danny ings in a deal thought to be worth 25 million pounds. ings scored 46 goals in 100 appearances for the saints after joining from liverpool in 2018. its been a busy day for villa. they also announced the signing of winger leon bailey from bayer leverkusen for £25 million pounds. and that's all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the team, bye—bye.

google leaks a whistleblowers ex was a big tech censorship and in phoenix across to ryan hardwig, he is a free speech advocate. facebook whistleblower and co author of the book behind the mask of facebook or settlement cross talk rules and effects. that means it can jump in anytime you want, and i appreciate your both whistleblowers from some of the most tyrannical organizations that have ever existed on this planet. i feel very strongly about that. so i can ryan, i'd like you to give it a thumbnail sketch of your whistle blower experience the bees tech corporations you 1st back in san francisco. well, google was a really great company all the way up until 2016 when donald trump, when the election. and then they decided that they were going to go to a hard authoritarian company. and they changed all their policies and they started to classify things like big news with a program called machine learning fairness. they had all their evil plans on designed documents inside the company and as a full time employee, i had access to these documents. i copied them ah, and realised that this w

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