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could stokes make the most of his reprieve? england were defending on him and he was delivering, but here comes a ball he could not avoid, caught for sa and this time definitely out. the classic day of switching fortunes, kyle jamison the key key we work. —— kiwi goal are. the derby at epsom has been won by desert crown, ridden by richard kingscote. the victory made 76—year old sir richard stoute the oldest winning trainer. the race was slightly delayed after a number of protestors lay on the track. here's our sports correspondent laura scott. despite the absence of the queen, for just the fifth time despite the absence of the queen, forjust the fifth time in her long rain, two of those because of the pandemic, there has been a carnival atmosphere here as it forms part of the platinum jubilee. atmosphere here as it forms part of the platinumjubilee. there've been several tribute to the queen and her impact on racing, including a parade of herformer resources, impact on racing, including a parade of her former resources, a

ben stokes brought on ben stokes to bowl, will young gone 47. two wickets before lunch but to follow the plot, what is that coming? another four. a beauty — devon conway in full flow, in fact. then a twist in england's direction, as stokes came back to dismiss henry nicholls, james anderson got rid of conway for 46. then, with daryl mitchell batting, joe root dropped this opportunity. and the captain stayed cool. mitchell continued his strong form from the first test, such power and precision with this shot. it appeared to land directly in a spectator�*s drink. and yeah, england's player made the official signal for "the ball has collided with the beer. " cider, actually. this handshake meant this partnership was being significant, both batters past 50 as new zealand took their total past 300. after several drops, here was a chance the slip fielders just left. new zealand were excellent, but england helped them. joe wilson, bbc news. bryson dechambeau has become the latest significant golfer to turn his back on the pga tour and join the new

and with ben stokes captaincy, they have won the series against new zealand. after last years injury, many down to this serena williams will play again, but she will make a comeback this year. and can vincent kompany get burnley back into the big time? also coming up back into the big time? also coming up in the programme, australia are dancing their way into the world cup after their goalkeeping gamble pays off against peru. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening, test cricket is alive and well, england have clinched the series against new zealand with a stunning batting display on the final day of the second test chasing 299 for victory, johnny bairstow hit england's second quickest century, captain ben stokes made 75 and lashed the winning runs. victory by five wickets. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is at trent bridge, andy, what a match! notjust a not just a fantastic notjust a fantastic day, but not just a fantastic day, but what a fantastic test. to think that any result was feasible at the start of the day. result was feasible at the start of the d

and at the other end, stokes was doing what stokes does. one gravity—defying six as he thrashed a half century. it was mayhem. that is an enormous six. by the time bairstow fell for a staggering 136, trent bridge rose as one and england were on the brink. and moments later, stokes blazed his team to glory. victory, and with it, the series. england's new era is off to some start. well, for the lucky fans that were here, it's been a day of quite exhilarating entertainment. rarely has english cricket seen a more remarkable victory. andy swiss, bbc news, trent bridge. let's hearfrom england's batting hero, who says it was a memorable day. you guys will, yeah, probably watched it, i was just trying my best to be out there in the moment and enjoying every minute of it. days like these are really special, to be out there and win a test match for your country are things that you dream of as a little kid. and we're fortunate to be living that dream. serena williams will make her return to competitive action after being given a wild card into the s

could stokes make the most of his reprieve? england were depending on him and he was delivering, but here comes a ball he could not avoid, caught for sa and this time definitely out. that of course isjoe root. we have a big day in store tomorrow. theyjust need 61 runs to win. if new zealand can take the remaining five wickets, they will get that win. england's footballers have started their nations league campaign in budapest. the match against hungary was supposed to be played behind closed doors after the racist behaviour of the hosts�* fans, but there were thousands there as england lost the match 1—nil. patrick gearey reports. a stadium neither as full or empty as it might�*ve been as a punishment for racist abuse, this game was ordered to be played behind closed doors. school children were allowed in accompanied by adults, and when england took the knee, some booing. for england on a hot day, this would be a personality test. defender connor cody is good in a crisis. he saves them here. in truth, we learned little el

stokely carmichael and john lewis went to battle over different approaches to the same end. in many ways and john was seen as you know somebody with dr. king it was a sunday school version. it was not violent. it was too accommodationist one of the snick leaders who was siding with with stokely carmichael said the problem with john lewis after 1963 was every time president johnson called john would send his suit to the cleaners and then get on a plane. so he was seen as too much a part of of the establishment that that was trying to be. shifted um but the way ultimately the way i resolve that if i did successfully. was through the language of the southern church right of which i'm a part in the broadest sense. i'm not a very good christian as robert louis stevenson said the duty of the christian is not to succeed but to fail cheerfully if so, i'm the most cheerful guy you'll ever encounter. but he was on that bridge. he was on the freedom rides. he was in nashville coming out of american baptist theological seminary a tiny school still there. you know, the fancy kids went to

if there is a serious _ government is stoking. if there is a serious rise — government is stoking. if there is a serious rise in inflation, the cost of living — serious rise in inflation, the cost of living cri5i5 serious rise in inflation, the cost of living crisis is only going to -et of living crisis is only going to get worse, with people already suffering. we are hearing stories about— suffering. we are hearing stories about nurses having to go to food banks _ about nurses having to go to food banks in— about nurses having to go to food banks. in the 21st century, how upsetting — banks. in the 21st century, how upsetting that that is happening. if the government cannot put a stop to this rise — the government cannot put a stop to this rise in _ the government cannot put a stop to this rise in inflation, it doesn't really— this rise in inflation, it doesn't really matter what sort of idiocy boris _ really matter what sort of idiocy boris johnson really matter what sort of idiocy borisjohnson gets up really matter what sort of idiocy boris johnson gets up to, the gov

captain ben stokes knew all he could do was watch. everyone mattered. fourfrom ben foakes, a leap forward. just 42 more to win now. everyone in the ground was counting the score and counting on the batters who remained. everyone in the ground was counting the score and counting on the batters who remained. but who else would you want out there for england butjoe root, the calmest man at lords? new zealand needed five wickets, time was slipping by. time for root to reach 100 in this innings, to reach 10,000 runs in his outstanding test career. right here, the partnership with foakes was worth even more, because it kept the door closed on new zealand. the very hardest thing to do is to make it look easy. the most demanding of situations became a master class from one of the all—time greats, winning the test like that. remember, this was more than just the first test of the new summer. for england, they hoped this was the start of a new test match era. some called it a reset, the captain preferred the term blank canvas. well, thanks to the former skipper

we saw ben stokes falling for one, we saw the collapse. we saw ben stokes falling for one, we sanoe root out for 11, we saw pots out for a duck, and when you see those wickets and try to make sense of them, sarah, it is not the conditions we expected 17 wickets to fall in, so we have to reflect again on the lack of confidence within this england batting line—up, which comes from such a long period where they have not won test match is. they got them selves into a winning position here, but still 16 runs behind, they are going to have to fight to get into a dominant position, the second day. great stuff, joe, live at lord's for us, thank you for your time. let's move on now. two scottish referees have become the first to come out publicly as gay. category1 officials craig napier and lloyd wilson follow footballers josh cavallo and jake daniels in coming out. it is something that i have obviously lived with for a long time. it has been a difficultjourney to get to this point. but over the last couple of years, it has become a lot easier. a

and at the other end, stokes was doing what stokes does. one gravity—defying six as he thrashed a half century. it was mayhem. that is an enormous six. by the time bairstow fell for a staggering 136, trent bridge rose as one and england were on the brink. and moments later, stokes blazed his team to glory. victory, and with it the series. england's new era is off to some start. well, for the lucky fans that were here, it's been a day of quite exhilarating entertainment. rarely has english cricket seen a more remarkable victory. andy swiss, bbc news, trent bridge. while the glorious sunshine there. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. it is warming up as well, but the weather is not very evenhanded this week. look at these skies in cambridgeshire from one of our weather watchers. a different story, though, as we look toward scotland and northern ireland, this was argyll and bute. grey skies, and the contrast remain in some form. this chart shows how the rain for tots up, darker colours here, an inch or two of rain in the wes

at the other end, ben stokes was doing what ben stokes does. one of the biggest sixes you will ever see as he defied a leg injury to thrash his way to 50. it was mayhem. by the time bairstow fell for an incredible 136, trent bridge rose as one, a moment they and he will never forget. moments later, stokes blazed his team to glory. victory for england�*s new captain and with it, the series. the perfect end to one of cricket�*s most dazzling days. i think the fans here are still pinching themselves, a remarkable win for england thanks to that remarkable innings byjonny bairstow, and remember england had really been struggling in test matches but their new era under ben stokes is off to a brilliant start. it certainly is. time for a look at the weather. here�*s matt taylor. and it is going to get hot, hot, hot. ., ., , ., and it is going to get hot, hot, hot. ., ., i. .,, and it is going to get hot, hot, hot. ., ., �*, ., hot. not for everyone as it's an uneven weather _ hot. not for everyone as it's an uneven weather story. - hot. not for

a couple of wickets brought been stokes, and he took freedom to another level. england were still climbing towards new zealand's score and ben stokes saw the summit. butjoe root reached his 150 with the kind of elegance that made his captain acknowledge. yeah, that is the very best of batting. joe wilson, bbc news. max verstappen has opened up a commanding lead in the f�* a commanding lead in the f1 drivers championship with victory at the azerbaijan grand prix. he led home a red bull 1—2 with sergio perez in second, but there were more engine problems for ferrari and title ben croucher has the story. started badly when sergio perez snuck through the start. ferrari's day up in smoke with max verstappen up into the lead. red bull's day was running smoothly. it was a little bumpier behind. back pain and a bouncing mercedes gave lewis hamilton an uncomfortable ride. he finished fourth behind team—mate george russell, out front verstappen extends his champions league to 21 points. —— lead to. maybe not everybody, had such a bad backing. tennis now, and the

and at the other end, stokes was doing what stokes does. 0ne gravity—defying six as he thrashed a half century. it was mayhem. that is an enormous six. by the time bairstow fell for a staggering 136, trent bridge rose as one and england were on the brink. and moments later, stokes blazed his team to glory. victory, and with it, the series. england's new era is off to some start. well, for the lucky fans that were here, it's been a day of quite exhilarating entertainment. rarely has english cricket seen a more remarkable victory. andy swiss, bbc news, trent bridge. let's hearfrom england's batting hero, who says it was a memorable day. you guys will, yeah, have probably watched it, i was just trying my best to be out there in the moment and enjoying every minute of it. there in the moment and enjoying days like these are really special, to be out there and win a test match for your country are things that you dream of as a little kid. and we're fortunate to be living that dream. serena williams will make her return to competitive action after being given a wild card into the singles dra

one of its next leaders who was siding with stokely carmichael said the problem with john lewis after 1963 h was every time president john johnson called johnson would transcend his to the cleaners and get on a plane so he was seen as much a part of the establishment and that was going to be shifted. but the way ultimately the way i was all that i did successfully was through the language of the southern church. of which i am a part in a broader sense. not a very good christian. there's a lot of what stephenson says it's the duty t of a christian not to succeed but to fail cheerfully. if so i'm the most cheerful guy you'll ever's get. but he was on that bridge. he was on the freedom ride. he was in coming out of the american baptist theological seminary, still there. the fancy kids went to morehouse. john and bernard lafayette and james bethel went to this , there were 100 students. imagine that, there's one little school with 100 ts students on the cumberland river in nashville produced johnlewis, james neville, ultimately diane nash . it's just an incredible story. but what i realiz

ben stokes brought on ben stokes to bowl, will young gone a7. two wickets before lunch but to follow the plot, what is that coming? anotherfour. a beauty, devon conway in full flow in fact. when a twisting england's direction as stokes came back to dismiss henry nicholls, james anderson got rid of conway for a6. then with daryl mitchell batting, joe root dropped this opportunity. and the captain stayed cool. mitchell continued his strong form from the first test, such power and precision with this shot. it appeared to manned directory in a spectator�*s drink. yet england's player made the official signalfor yet england's player made the official signal for "the ball has collided with the beer." this meant this partnership was being significant, both batters past 50 as new zealand took their total past 300. after several drops, he was a chance to slip fielders just left. new zealand were excellent, but england helped them. joe wilson, bbc news. stamps havejust been england helped them. joe wilson, bbc news. stamps have just been called at day o

stokes you are recognized for your testimony. mr. stokes: thank you. thank you, chairman. ranking member and distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you or organizing this committee. speaking from ukraine while serving with doctors without borders, we have been operating in over 70 countries in the world. where in line with universal medical ethics. these principles not only formed the core of our identity but are our production. -- protection. as you are aware, it has escalated in late february 2022. millington -- civilians have been injured and killed, destroyed buildings damaged. in ukraine, they have an advanced health care system and a highly trained work force these health-care workers are asking force license of this is very to continue to care for their patients. the system is supplemented by work with organizations and volunteers to play a significant role. we have expanded artwork in ukraine -- expended our work in you rain. -- we have expanded our work in ukraine. we work with a lot -- we work alongside ukrainian doctors and nurses. we support services

ben stokes brought on ben stokes to bowl, will young gone for 47. two wickets before lunch, but follow the plot, what is that coming? another four. a beauty — devon conway in full flow, in fact. then a twist in england's direction, as stokes came back to dismiss henry nicholls and james anderson got rid of conway for 46. and then, with daryl mitchell batting, joe root dropped this opportunity. and the captain stayed cool. mitchell continued his strong form from the first test, such power and precision with this shot. it appeared to land directly in a spectator�*s drink. and yeah, england's player made the official signal for "the ball has collided with the beer." cider, actually. this handshake meant that mitchell and tom blundell�*s partnership was significant. both batters past 50 as new zealand took their total past 300. after several drops, here was a chance the slip fielders just left. new zealand were excellent, but england helped them. joe wilson, bbc news. bryson dechambeau has become the latest major winner to turn his back on golf�

so could stokes make the most of his reprieve? england were depending on him and he was delivering, but here comes a ball he could not avoid, caught for sa and this time definitely out. but what about the former captain? crucially for england, joe root is 77 not out. five down and 61 to win. with root, england sure have hope. joe wilson, bbc news, lords. today sees one of the most important football matches in the history of both wales and ukraine. the two teams meet in cardiff, to play off for a place at this year's fifa world cup in qatar. wales are looking to reach their first world cup since 1958. but plenty of neutrals will be backing ukraine, as they aim to boost their war—torn country after their semifinal win in scotland. gareth bale is expected to lead wales out and he'll put all that to one side once the whistle goes. we understand what an awful thing is going on in ukraine. our hearts and everything goes out to the kids, the families, the people of ukraine. and yeah, we have all felt awful during this time and not rea

he was fresh in ben stokes. right. if that is the new england approach, there is no guarantee it will work. stokes lasted 13 balls. it was short and for new zealand suite. add tea, england were 91—6 and we will remember that aggressive and relentless passing that brought such a victory at trent bridge and here and i was a completely different situation. how can england get out of this? with more of this. jonny bairstow retained his form from the last test, batting positively for mini safety. with him, pick to bowl fast, batting quickly. overton is a strong man, yes. all this commitment to attachment these to grow and remarkably turning the match back in england's direction. headingley could barely believe it's early evening has. yorkshire'sjonny bairstow had made another 100. yes, this was happening. it is test match cricket but not really how we use to know it. joe wilson, bbc news, headingley. excitement is building ahead of wimbledon next week. emma raducanu returns as a grand slam champion, in front of home suppo

stokes is looking forward to getting started. trying to do the same thing that i've done and the games i've played are ready to try to win the game for england. ijust have a bit more to think about now. but i'm excited, i do not see this as any hand or on what i bring to the team is a few people have escalated their might but i'm just very, very excited to get going. there was another epic in the men's draw at the french open with marin cilic beating andrey rublev in over four hours. the croatian becomes only the fifth active player to reach the last four of every grand slam. the 33—year—old took the fifth and deciding set in a tie—break. rublev has now lost all five grand slam quarterfinals he's reached so far in his career. in the women's draw world number one and former champion iga swiatek is through to the semi—finals after beating jessica pegula to extend her unbeaten run to 33 matches. thed pole's next opponent is russian daria kasatkina. and the queens platinum jubilee honours have been announced — several sport

stokes has served in various capacities for doctors without borders including as general director in belgium and in field assignments in afghanistan, kosovo, indonesia, check in now ukraine and next we will also have an hear from amanda lozano who is the acting vice president for global policy and advocacy for the international rescue committee and she has previously served in multiple roles with the u.s. government including as director for strategic planning of the national security council that is policy planning director for the secretary of the state. and we are joined by mr. peebles, who is the director for ukraine for save the children become a mr. walsh has extensive career working in areas of conflict and save the children and previously served as country director in south sudan and in tanzania and forth we have, mr. edward graham, the vice president of the operations for samaritans purse, and is joined in 2019 and after a 16 year long career, the niceties army i don't think him for servo our country as well witnesses will be a new to this so that we can swear you in. >> wou

ben stokes saw the summit, and fell. 4633 balls, it was certainly brave. butjoe root reached his 150 with the kind of elegance that made his captain acknowledge — yeah, that is the very best of batting. joe wilson, bbc news. a late equaliser saved northern ireland from defeat to cyprus in the nations league. they came from 2—0 down to draw 2—2 in belfast. jonny evans scoring in the 93rd minute to level the match. the pressure remains on manager ian baraclough. northern ireland have won just one of their last 1a home games in all competitions. max verstappen�*s extended his formula one world championship lead after winning the azerbaijan grand prix ahead of his team—mate sergio perez. there was frustration for charles leclerc. both ferraris failed to finish because of technical problems. mercedes' george russell completed the podium, with lewis hamilton fourth. andy murray's been beaten in the final of the stuttgart 0pen, losing to matteo berrettini in three sets. with wimbledon 15 days away, murray was troubled by injury problems in the third set

the anger that marlbrook swiss stoking. it was stoked because he again would not overturn the election for that. and in some ways, the faction is now deploying that same thirst for violence. it doesn't mean for exerting the publican party. the far-right has only intensified in the aftermath of january six. just a few days ago, donald trump reiterated the same narrative about mike pence stabbing him in the back. he told the crowd and national congress that pence, quote did not have the courage to act. and then today, you may have seen the news about we are going to show you next. we sort of wrestled with what we are going to talk about. an outrageous threat of violence that comes from missouri's disgraced ex governor, now republican for senate a guy by the name of eric greitens name might ring a bell because he was a rising star until 2018 when he resigned in disgrace and called to resign by other republican state office. it was not like a democratic wish and the reason it was allegations that he had sexually assaulted and a

ben stokes had made one, when this happened. and then this was spotted. colin de grandhomme overstepped, no ball. captain, you're back in. could ben stokes make the most of his reprieve? england were depending on it. and he was delivering. but here comes the ball he could not avoid. caught for 5a and this time definitely out, but what about the former captain? 277 the magic number for england and they resume 216—5 but root, 77 not out. iga swiatek has won the french open for a second time. the world number one breezed past the american teenager coco gauff in straight sets. the 20—year—old from poland has now won six tournaments in a row and is unbeaten in 35 matches, a winning run last achieved by venus williams 22 years ago. england's footballers have lost their opening nations league match against hungary 1—0. the match in budapest was supposed to be played in an empty stadium, punishment for a number of racist incidents involving the hosts fans, but there were over 30,000 there. patrick gearey reports. a stadium neither as full or as empty as i

we look at how they are stoking fears later this hour. at first, look at the bank of japan's options as speculators ramp up chances for a tweak to its monetary policy with our next guest. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> ongoing rate increases will be appropriate to expeditious progress towards higher rates. we know we have restrictive policy that is where we're at. the economy is strong and well positioned to handle tighter monetary policy. >> if interest rates go too high, too fast, it could drive us into recession? >> certainly a possibility. the other risk is that we will not be able to restore price stability and will allow high inflation to get entrenched. price stability is really the bedrock of the economy. we must restore price stability, and we will. the public should believe that we will get inflation down to 2% over time. we are strongly, strongly committed to restoring price stability. we do understand that it is the thing that we need so that we can get back to the kind of labor market that we all want. shery: fed chair jerome powe

ben stokes is yet to name a vice captain. the chairwoman of the football association has publicly backed england manager gareth southgate. his role's come under scrutiny after a poor run of recent form. but debbie hewitt says she's spoken to southgate to reassure him about his long term future, and has praised him for his resilience and accountability. rugby league has banned transgender players from women's international competition until further notice. the ruling follows a decision by swimming's world governing body — fina — to restrict trans athletes�* participation. international rugby league says it needs more time before finalising its policy and wants to "balance the individual�*s right to participate against perceived risk to other pa rticipa nts". advocacy groups say the policy violates human rights. the ban will apply to the world cup in england in october. and the chief executive of the event john dutton has told the bbc... world rugby have announced that elite players will face an increased minimum of 12

out stoke fear and resentment and divide. in this environment, forgive the reference, because it's a reprehensible thing, but it's almost tee ball, to further stoke what is already there. >> yeah. look, that's been the intention from russia from the beginning. it wasn't a specific outcome other than undermining american's faith in each other, and america's faith in america, turning us against each other. put that kinzinger letter up against an ad we saw circulating on the internet this morning from a former governor. he's got a military squad in military -- going and raiding a building and saying he's looking to bag and tag rino republicans. this is not just an acceptance of violence. it's a cheerleading of violence. it's making the violence. people with guns knocking down a door, saying we're bagging and tagging, and that is, that's violence. >> and it's violence, and it's not only anti-american but anti-democratic. it's both of these things. francis roanny says the republican party needs to look in the mirror, and move on.

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, stoking, stoking, stoking facing all the way up. because inflation was 1.4% when joe biden walked into the white house, but signed covid relief package inflation went to 2.6% followed by democrats pushing five trillion-dollar "build back better" plan isn't it true still pushed "build back better" this morning news joe biden is going to forgive 5.8 billion student loan debt wide open borrowed policies leading to more than 10% surge in u.s. illegal immigrant population data from census bureau, bureau of labor stasts number illegals in united states from 120.2 million when biden took office to 11.6 million in month of april senator what is the impact. >> i would argue, i would argue solution is relatively well-known the problem is they are dedicated to radical left policies figured the time ring out do everything they can to try and make more americans the dependent on government, spending this is what they want to do their aim again this didn't just happen isn't accident all problems he experiencing in this country today almost all th

in closing, i do want to just spend a little time with mister stokes. you know, doctors without borders has a central role to play within this conflict as you do in so many other instances. and i'm just wondering if there are sufficient support systems around your work and are there gaps, are there things we are missing because there's as so many of you have pointed out, you really do need to be on the ground, boots on the ground and sometimes bureaucracy can get in the way of things. are there things that you would want this committee to know regarding your ability to deliver the relief and support that your intended to? >> thanks for the question, mr. chairman. i would say that the ukrainian environment when it comes to healthcare is one that's for the moment in terms of humanitarian access is permissive in the sense of the ministry of health of ukraine is supportive of our work and has under these exceptional circumstances authorized all foreign medical professionals to be able to clinically work here in ukraine , so we are sending in surgeons and do

haley in the stokely carmichael account. i remember that he had a quote from king that said like people who have power don't speak of their power. so he just was saying that like the movement should speak for itself. they don't have to call it power. okay, okay, but really good points. and so, you know, it's just a question of tactics, right and and it also king felt that the reaction of white liberals to that and to the press and he was correct. i mean people reacted in a that that means what that's kind of racism. that means separatism and all these alarming things. whereas you saw what carmichael said at the beginning of their clip what it meant. it was about organizing the community black empowerment and even king, you know, so king after that march he'd be constantly reporters would ask him what he thought about black power. he never dismissed it, right he changed the conversation and at one point he said i'm going to get this quote, correct. oh, let's see. yes, he said. he turned the question around and he would answer

but they say that the government has been stoking divisions. they say grant shapps the transport secretary hasn't met with the unions in several weeks, and that the government has been stoking divisions, they say, and should really be the ones getting around the table, because the government, had on the pandemic taking back control over the railways, saying that the government sets the overall financial parameters, and therefore should be the ones involved in the negotiations. the government saying that yes the chancellor sets the overall pay levels for public sector, but that it is up to the rail companies so everybody if you like pointing the fingers. and no sign that this strike action this week is going to resolve this, in which case we have threats of possibly more strike action to come. the biggest teaching union says that it is going to be balloting 450,000 members on strike action in england unless the government offers a pay rise of more than 3%. if that gets the go—ahead, that would mean strike action in the autumn. yes. the go-ahea

i do not want that to stoke those profits, i want to make sure it gets delivered to people. >> what does the high price of gas mean for the democrats and president biden's efforts to green the economy? to grow the alternative energy sector in this company, in this country? >> gas prices have always been volatile, the folks that are old enough to remember the early 1970s when we had a major oil crisis in this country because opec shut the taps know that there is a lot of volatility and energy prices. what that means is once every couple of years or once a year, as long as i have been doing this in his up and a whole bunch of times. gaskets very expensive. if your finances are tight and you are driving a big car that uses a lot of gas that can be very painful. the task is pretty clear. we need to deliver as much relief as we can in the short term but in the long run for all kinds of different reasons we need to wean our reliance, certainly on foreign oil but also, generally speaking, the non sustainable energy sources. >> in terms of economic relief, the sorts of things that you are select

. >> reporter: this a former president trump's stoked anger among supporters and encourage the storming of the capital. william barr told the committee that he assured trump that was false. >> it affected my perspective. i respect attorney general barr. so, i accepted what he was saying. >> reporter: many republicans dismiss the committee' work as political theater. >> is not about solutions. is not trying to blame president pop trump to change the outcome of the midterms. >> i will say this to my republican colleagues or defending the indefensible. there will come a day when donald trump is gone. and your dishonor will remain. >> reporter: this is the same first of several hearings uncovering what happened january 6 and the former president's role. >>> our coverage continues online on nbcbayarea.com. >>> and a reminder the next two hearings take place on monday and wednesday of next week. at 7:00 a.m. our time. >>> a pause in production. the reason mattel will no longer be making additional devices. >>> the new tool amazon is getting ready to launch. it is 4:38. i wanted to show them s

china's president has criticized sanctions as stoking economic pain globally. xi jinping is looking to bolster elections with -- bolster relations with emerging markets. for more, let's bring in our senior national security reporter. this is consistent with the messaging from beijing within the past few years. what is he trying to get at here, given the current geopolitical climate? guest: it is a really interesting comment. i think he is trying to do several things with these comments. obviously it is a hit at the u.s. in general and their coordinated western sanctions against russia. but there also several backing at the russian messaging about the global food and energy crisis at the moment, suggesting that this is not the result of russia's invasion of ukraine, but is in fact a result of the coordinated sanctions from the west against russia that have snarled supply chains and mixed up and caused global energy prices to spike. he is doing that, but he is also kind of trying to do what he does at least brics summits more generally, which is projected china a

been the capital of a city in conflict at war with russia since 2014 since russia and its crimea, and stoked those separatist conflicts in the east and don bass. but for all that, the fact that this was just of 600 kilometer kind of short train right down the road give always felt like a very relaxed, very, a place where people enjoy life. felt like any other european capital, with maybe the exception that you'd see lots people uniform at the train station going off to serve in the east. but now this really brought things home. you had those weeks a month beginning with the russians were just $25.00. clumped some downtown key of where there was the threat of constant bomb attacks on the center of cave. on the political hub on presence. lensky is office and his real fear in a sense that ukraine and its existence could be now or on the edge could be a basically at risk of being destroyed and busied corporate by russia. that really has brought it home. and i think there was just total panic at the begin when people really weren't sure whether you crank could stand up to this overwhelming russia

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second innings with england looking confident of maintaining their perfect start under new captain ben stokes. patrick gearey reports. "back yourself." england's new mantra. a belief that allows jamie overton — a bowler on debut — to bat to the brink of a century. 97 — he had come so close, he had come so far. because together with jonny bairstow, he'd changed the game, and bairstow kept going. past 150, past new zealand. an innings that started with england in crisis ended with england in front. the boy from bradford beloved in leeds. having left with love, he returned with gloves as stand—in wicketkeeper. england ahead by 31 and hunting wickets. that was the first — will young. but slowly england moved from chasing to fetching. kiwi confidence inflated. tom latham and kane williamson looked comfortable. england needed new energy. cue overton... one ball after tea, he got latham. bairstow�*s catch among the pigeons. england were about to tighten their grip. one ball after the restart, joe root struck. devon conway magnificently caught by ollie pope. now england were on the charge

test against new zealand tomorrow, but their preparations have suffered a setback with captain ben stokes missing today's training because of illness. the rest of the squad have been at headingly. england hold an unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. stokes is yet to name an official vice captain butjoe root or stuart broad are two possibilities to deputise if he isn't well enough to play. the chairwoman of the football association has publicly backed england manager gareth southgate. his role's come under scrutiny after a poor run of recent form. but debbie hewitt says she's spoken to southgate to reassure him about his long term future, and has praised him for his resilience and accountability. rugby league has banned transgender players from women's international competition until further notice. the ruling follows a decision by swimming's world governing body — fina to restrict trans athletes�* participation. international rugby league says it needs more time before finalising its policy and wants to "balance the individual�*s right to take part against perceived risk to other

england captain ben stokes missed tuesday's training session at headingley through illness. the rest of the squad have been at headingley. england hold an unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. anthonyjoshua says he's the comeback king, and that he can still unify the heavyweight division. he's been promoting his august rematch against olexander usyk in saudi arabia, where he'll try and win back the three belts he lost to the ukrainian last year. definitely, the hunger's still there. as i've always said from the get go, stay hungry. keep the motivation high. blips happen, things happen in life, but resilience, mental toughness, consistency will always prevail. we're still on the road to undisputed, for sure. it'sjust a little blip in the road. but i'm focused on the target, and focused on the goal. god willing, i'll perform and i will become three—time heavyweight champion the world. for more on that, you can head to the bbc sport website, but that is all your sport for now. hello there. the heat is continuing to build just for a few days, before it becomes cooler this wee

. >> reporter: this a former president trump stoked anger among supporters and encouraged the storming of the capital back. feeding the lied lie that the 2020 election was stolen. former attorney general william barr said that it was false. >> reporter: trump's daughter ivanka agreed. >> i respect attorney general bar. >> many republicans dismiss this as political theory. >> is on about solutions, it's about trying to blame president trump in a fashion. >>> i say this to my republican colleagues who are defending the indefensible. there will come a day when donald trump is gone. on will r >>> this the first of several hearings uncovering what happened on january 6. the former president's role. this was the first of at least six public hearings. the next public hearing is scheduled for monday morning. >>> the coverage continues online at nbcbayarea.com. once you are there, you'll be able to learn more of the hearings and more about what happens next. next two hearings take place monday and wednesday of next week at 7:00 a.m. our time. >>> happening today. mma fighter back in court. set