beth potter and alex yee, thank you. it's notjust the triathlon the people of been watching on the big screen. the track cycling is taking place at the lee valley park. it's the only venue of these games outside of the midlands. organisers felt building a new velodrome here wouldn't be so many stories. laura scott is there for us. it's been an eventful first day there. , , ,, ., ., , there. definitely. six gold medals on day one _ there. definitely. six gold medals on day one and — there. definitely. six gold medals on day one and you _ there. definitely. six gold medals on day one and you can _ there. definitely. six gold medals on day one and you can tell - there. definitely. six gold medals on day one and you can tell it - there. definitely. six gold medals on day one and you can tell it is i on day one and you can tell it is incredibly noisy. i am joined by neil fachie who wanted scotland's first gold medal of the games. just talk us through how that race panned out for you. i talk us through how that race panned o

beth: we are overweight semis. what we have to balance as investors is that pc's and gaming are going to soften. we believe the data sector and automotive will compensate. growth segments our data center, automotive, and others like professional visualization. so we're willing to hold those positions and write out the weakness we might see from gaming and pcs. and of course the u.s. government is funding semi conductors. there is the chips act, there's up to $200 billion being reviewed from congress right now to bring manufacturing to american soil. this will also benefit to some extent design companies. that is your nvidia, amd, your manufacturing is intel, micron, applied materials, and lamb. there's quite a long list. the point being, that is a substantial tailwind that we want to participate in. david: beth, as always, thank you so much. fantastic insights. let's speak again soon of course . beth kindig, lead tech analyst at i/o funds. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: here are your latest headl

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beth has a house full— climate and action. beth has a house full of _ climate and action. beth has a house full of animals - climate and action. beth has a house full of animals that i climate and action. beth has a house full of animals that she | house full of animals that she is packing up. her belongings a place ready to go by the door. into the routine she is very familiar with living in drought stricken california. aha, familiar with living in drought stricken california.— stricken california. a lot of us are probably _ stricken california. a lot of us are probablyjust i stricken california. a lot of us are probablyjust going | stricken california. a lot of i us are probablyjust going to have to evacuate once a year and just be ready for that. this is what residents are trying to the oak fire has already ripped through some communities, and with the fire season only getting started here, this could be a long, hot summerfor here, this could be a long, hot summer for california's summerfor california's firefighters. james clayton, bbc news. england are through to the

beth _ given. england were getting into the swing of things. beth mead - given. england were getting into the swing of things. beth mead was - given. england were getting into the l swing of things. beth mead was again involved in a blistering attack, but ellen white could not have the final flourish. plenty to ponder at half time. the win was not in the bag yet. austria were not prepared to lie down. in front of a record—breaking women's euros crowd, this was not england's best performance by a long shot. at their firstjob is done. smiles all round. beyond words. what an amazing night. great to start the tournament with a win, and really happy to get a goal for my team. win, and really happy to get a goal for my team-— win, and really happy to get a goal for my team. tournament football. it's not for my team. tournament football. it's not about _ for my team. tournament football. it's not about how _ for my team. tournament football. it's not about how you _ for my team. tournament football. it's not about how you start, - for my team. tournament football. i

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.>>> new 11:00, historic night in nevada, the chief beth johnson was sworn in.>>> she said she is ready to tackle the challenges coming with the changing of the guard.>> reporter: she said it was in your dna to become a police officer, her father a retired captain, from the walnut creek police department, but she never thought she would follow her father's footsteps.>> i am beth johnson, and i do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states.>> reporter: a proud moment as her husband and son watched beth johnson be sworn in as the 12th police chief. >> i knew what i wanted to be and that was a crimefighter.>> reporter: a volunteer firefighter, she took a job the police department, it forever change the course of her career. serving wanted creek and martinez police departments, she becomes the first female chief in history. >> fourth of july parade, one little girl intentionally tracked me down to get a picture, that meant a lot. i can have an opportunity to let the generation, the next generation see the possibilities.>> reporter: taking over as man

i know beth mead got the golden boot, but win. i know beth mead got the golden boot. but who — win. i know beth mead got the golden boot, but who has _ win. i know beth mead got the golden boot, but who has impressed - win. i know beth mead got the golden boot, but who has impressed you - boot, but who has impressed you most? , ., ,, boot, but who has impressed you most? ., ,, , boot, but who has impressed you most? , ., ,, , you most? mary earps with her saves. you both -la , most? mary earps with her saves. you both play. who — most? mary earps with her saves. you both play. who do _ most? mary earps with her saves. you both play, who do you _ most? mary earps with her saves. you both play, who do you play _ most? mary earps with her saves. you both play, who do you play for? - both play, who do you play for? bradford city. how much more inspiration does this give you to try even harder with your own game? a lot of inspiration to try and get there _ a lot of inspiration to try and get there and — a lot of inspiration to try and get there and to where they are now. it there and

he failed beth over the course of its 3 parts. no limits, chronicles the realization of a dream. complete with spills, thrills and overwhelming emotions. oh, and she's off equipped with her old driving license, a honda 125, a helmet camera, a phone camera, and a massive dollop. get up and go. my god aims to to the 1st 7000 kilometers on her own and meet up with the film crew again in the palm, your mountains. but she's not even out of germany when she meets her 1st obstacle. i made oh, not pie. then i take a gun mustang lava with with with that to get so so place and im been seen filter that's been seen some glitch laughing so playing on the n facilities just more people to start maintain less plus. yeah. for the 1st 5 flo the city, a vida, we didn't say probably a good by one. get mr. long. some hours on think man office with misty been seen. have yet to be there. then i'd say go in. paula gets tired of seeing that noise with sidney screwed alice mid. my eyes are not allowed to have a moment for the time being. all margaret can d

on her 18000 kilometer tour, he failed beth. margaret got up to a bumpy start. suffering engine problems before she'd even gotten out of germany from poland. she continued across ukraine to russia and on through cause it's done was becca stan kirk, a stand and said she could stand and that didn't go smoothly either. still, there was no stopping her progress to iran. until nath with yeah, i got out thoughtfully push off. 2 yes m o d m say for you. ah, ah my god, next stop is ma. gov in touch because stan, the 64 year old has already put more than 7000 kilometers behind. her mockup has a population of 7000. the market is a meeting place for everyone who lives in the surrounding mountains were still at an altitude of 3600 meters, but at least the headaches are subsiding. a so it's to have is miss, you aren't less younger. total up mentions ever childhood culture. you often can fish had she cases the ammonia and yet finish in kind of he'll know. mm hm. ah yes, militia on it now professor ne, i sat stay long, smart. sheena met gun school with ah ah ah. letter to as in paul t as in dice. and h

capture of the soviet era, booklet up scott power station is russia's latest advance in the east and done beth's region elsewhere. ukraine's counter offensive appears to be making games. also coming up, californians describe living through the us state's largest wildfire so far this year. this was on fire that was on fire virus behind a r t w, visits the charred landscape yosemite national park and meets the fire cruise facing the still burning blaze. and in football, germany is through to the final of the euro. 2022 off to beating frogs. then outside for a class against host nation england at wembley stadium on sunday. ah, i'm on your hips, mccann, and welcome to the program. we begin in ukraine where official say russian forces have now taken control of the country. second biggest power plant, now, british and military intelligence said mercenaries from the russian private military company, wagner had captured territory near the power plant in recent days, ukraine's soviet era of a little sca power station is the latest loss in the east and don bass region. it comes as president blood em, as t

the lionesses kept their composure after fiercely contested star to the game, and sheffield forward beth needs scored her 6 goal of the tournament, giving her the joint most goals in a single euros. england will play either germany or france who face off on wednesday. and for more on the women's euro, semi final, i'm joined by our sports or for your might. he has blake, when he has, how did england get it done tonight? he has so for an ill seems like a very, very easy game for english, but it was anything but that apparently in the 1st half of the game, sweden was the better team in the very 1st minute, sweden had a great chance of scoring the one goal and then only 5 minutes later they could have put a 2nd one past england. so as we say in football, you know, if you're not efficient up front, then eventually you will regret that. and that is exactly what happened to sweden in this case. so england managed to actually sort out the defense in the 1st half. there weren't as open any more in the back half. and then in the very 1st chance that england head, this court, the one mill, and that

that is exactly what happens then if you don't score up front, you actually eventually concede, and beth meet again. what a superstar she's been and what a superstar she's been in this tournament right now. 6 golds already. and she has now equalled income brings record from 2009 who was the only other women so far at the euros who scored 6 goals. and england has made it easier for themselves in the 2nd half of his score ride off to half time. i think sweden's spirit was a little bit broken and then the floodgates opened. a brilliant gold by england ride off to that alysia rousseau. i just have to mention her very quickly, scott: a back, he'll go through the legs of the sweden, golgi before the 3 nil. and then the 4 nill was a rather easy lobe. and it could have been 5, was 6 in the and so sweden, well and truly the spirit was broken, but they should have the heads i. because for most parts of the game, the game could have gone completely different direction. if they would have scored the goal, they just did not. okay, then let's look at wednesday, semifinals, germany versus france. what

so far as one of her colleagues said of her mary beth norton is a force of nature. in 2018 after 50 years of scholarly work and university teaching she retired. officially but she was not finished in 2020. she produced the book we celebrate tonight 1774 the long year of the revolution yet another tremendous achievement. it is impossible to do justice to such a career in just a few minutes. i can only say ladies and gentlemen, it is truly a privilege to introduce the winner of the 2021 george washington book prize professor mary beth, norton. now that description. thank you for that lovely lovely introduction. to jim basker who it's been fun sitting next to this evening. i am deeply honored to be won the lord the george washington prize for 2021. for my book 1774 the long year of revolution and i warmly think the gilder lehrman institute. the ladies association of mount vernon and washington college for this award. my title has mystified some readers. in employing the phrase the long year. i was alluding to historians convention of writing about the long 18th century

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but his beth was circ. um, as we kinda fell when you moved on with that they said no, i meant the full option. you wings, me check. every one here cherishes the doctors. the ukrainian military often hit civilian facilities. so older ladies aren't uncommon here. let's see, belen, a guy, the 300 means wounded. this low. well, she isn't going to finance the breakfast or said for chris, but somebody nearly snowballs or in the doors to live or come with the pool much. there's a gift. awesome. he has a lot of design necessary other than yours. said everyone, here is anonymous. the doctor's faces are allowed to be shown for all to see that people are saved by ordinary folk, just like themselves with the markets. a good sign to it means normal life is resuming with the list of symptom from which, which i will send you can shoot you a quick call and they will do it wouldn't have to put it done on this, you know, in coaching on the move in for stock total parking lot and would you say there was a lot of more land and

beth mead is the player of the tournament. it was a bit of a toss—up between whether it would be beth mead or alexandra popp who sadly couldn't play. there is a trophy. she will be delighted with that. �* , . , trophy. she will be delighted with that. �* , ., , ., trophy. she will be delighted with that. �* , ., ., trophy. she will be delighted with that. ~ , ., ., . , that. and she has had an incredible tournament. _ that. and she has had an incredible tournament, she _ that. and she has had an incredible tournament, she has _ that. and she has had an incredible tournament, she has seen - that. and she has had an incredible tournament, she has seen the - that. and she has had an incredible | tournament, she has seen the gold, that. and she has had an incredible i tournament, she has seen the gold, a massive part of why the lionesses have been able to make it to the final. her role has been vital in getting them there.— final. her role has been vital in getting them there. that is quite a bi troh getting them there.

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what i knew was, hey, beth, gosh, does he have some guy? you know, when he has a lunch or if it's not like if i should with marie, pardon me for your school home was the one you don't feel well for you. i'm not sure if you don't want those, you know, but i'm from workshops followed with another lawyer book. i paid him up with it, but i'm much got them up. i just met with andrew prescription, but we're most video and many moscow. so lawyer, a bushel zone, but it was a lot of my patient my she will be right with what i was body by been a sort of able to be a little of us on this piece of shrapnel ripped his stomach open, but he'll be ok here. they fight the each and every line. those are muted, 2nd controlled voltage, and it's going from those logo pretty out. and we do a good another new feet up because then we skip home shit. the initial with reason to let you all know chissum sheer. we did say that as from which by in them guns can move in on a counselor and the pro prescription is today. but the more shifting on that promotional and flea

beth i sir, i'm all as written a fellow and you've been with us. it said no. i meant of option you wings me. every one here cherishes the don't says the ukrainian military often had civilian facilities. so older ladies aren't uncommon here. what people a 300 means wounded this lo wendy. she isn't going to finance the breakfast or say for chris, but somebody in your leash know goes on in the doors to live or come to put the pull much. there's a get awesome. he has a lot of design necessary as if the years were on, you know, the 1st number as for each there as an official bill gets off from work for a lot of in opponents under military regulations. the names of personnel on made public said everyone here is anonymous with the doctor's faces are allowed to be shown all to see that people are saved by ordinary folk, just like themselves. with the markets, a good sign to it means normal life is resuming with a list of symptom from which i will send you from 20th. or of course they will do. it wouldn't have to put it done on this, you know, in coaching, over on the

so you have beth mead for the lionesses, that? so you have beth mead for the lionesses. she _ that? so you have beth mead for the lionesses, she is _ that? so you have beth mead for the lionesses, she is on _ that? so you have beth mead for the lionesses, she is on six _ that? so you have beth mead for the lionesses, she is on six goals. - that? so you have beth mead for the lionesses, she is on six goals. i - lionesses, she is on six goals. i think she scored four hat tricks in the last nine months. herform has been really incredible. and then on the other side of the giant many you have alexandra popp and what is incredible about her story is that she didn't start on the first game of the tournament, she hadn't played in euros before she is 31. she came off the bench and at first match and when she scored there was a massive outpouring of emotion. she was punching the ground because she missed the last two competitions because of injury. so this is her real big chance. she may not have even played many games because the player who started that game was first choice. and alexandra

with us tonight fox business host larry kudlow michael conclude, congressman beth van duyne, heritage foundation hans von spakovsky, fox news contributor liz peek, the mayor of eel gel pass texas, wanda ramon. wiping out oil and gas and president's climate push and why human rights abuser china will profit big time. tonight, biden's confusing gaffe he had cancer. two whoppers from the price of one. house speaker nancy pelosi marchs away from the ped yum insisting her husband did not buy any stock based on her information. days after he bought tock in a major chipmaker ahead of a society in congress. why pelosi's trip to taiwan is brazen amid her husband's stock trades. latest outrage has nothing to do with angering china. the justice department nearing a decision of potential charges against hunter biden. this as the gop ramps up probes. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. take a check of your money, stocks ending higher for a third straight day. weak economic data is being offset

the challenges that comes with the changing of the guard. >> reporter: chief beth johnson says it was in her dna to become a police officer. her father is a retired captain from the walnut creek police department but she never thought she'd follow her father's footsteps. >> i beth johnson >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> reporter: a proud moment as her husband and son watched beth johnson be sworn in as the 12th police chief in the city of novato. >> since kindergarten, i knew exactly whey wanted to be when i grew up, and that was a firefighter. [ laughter ] >> reporter: while she was a volunteer firefighter in arcadia she took a job at the police department, that job forever changed the course of her career. after 28 years serving the walnut creek and martinez police departments, she becomes the first female chief in novato history. >> i was here for the fourth of july parade and one little girl intentionally tracked me down t

we have one of the best, io technology analyst beth kindig. beth, say it goes through. they get the $52 billion. is there a sector, a segment, certain companies that would benefit most? >> yeah. good to see you, charles, the chips act, as it is written will only benefit manufacturers. those chip companies that focus primary on design they're not happy about this, rightfully so, again it is slanted in favor of manufacturers. there is another act called the fabs act which honors both manufacturing and design. that is what the bigger chip companies think is more fair. i think as an investor our goal is to make sure the government does not get in the way of innovation. we don't want to weaken our strongest design companies. charles: so then it sounds you aren't that happy with this? >> you know i'm happy about bringing chip manufacturing over to our soil. i think that the united states is between a rock and a hard place right now. it is not ideal to be outsourcing the hardware stock in technology over to you know, another country. creates way too much tension. they could po

as one of her colleagues set for, mary beth norton aris a force of nature. and 2018 after 50 years of scholarly work university teaching she retired officially. but she was not finished. in 2020 she produced the bulk we celebrate. 1774 a: the long year of the revolution. yet another tremendous achievement. it is impossible to do justice to such a career in just a few minutes. i can only say please and gentlemen is truly a privilege to introduce a 21 george washington prize professor mary beth norton. >> thank you for that lovely introduction. it's been fun sitting next to you this evening. i am deeply honored to be one that george washington prize for 2021 for my book 1774: the long year of revolution i warmly othe gilder lehrman institute, the lady's association of mount vernon and washingtoncollege for this award . i my title has mystified some readers. in employing the phrase the long year i was alluding to historians convention of writing about the long 18th century to refer to a period of time that does not overlap exactly with such formal dates as 1700

within four minutes, top score beth mead almost repaid that trust. this was a frantic start — a blur of pony tails were bearing down on mary earps. heart in mouth moments. england's goalkeeper kept busier than in all previous matches. england needed to take a breath — and with calm heads came the breakthrough. mead! she's done it again! england lead in the semifinal! the ecstatic gasps of 30,000 england supporters inhaling the ball into the net for beth mead's sixth goal of the tournament. half—time brought respite and chance to remind each other to leave no regrets on the bramall lane pitch. lucy bronze got the memo. luzy bronze strikes gold for england! the dreaded var check meant an anxious wait, finally confirmation came of how close it was. var once again sweden's nemesis. ellen white had played her part, the dynamic crowd favourite alessia russo came on, hoping to make another impact. she would get her chance, but not before england once again had to be alert. it wasn't a clean shot, but the save needed to be perfection. mary earps, take

as beth just said. there is bipartisan support for stopping this. so if republicans take back thea house, we don't know what'sil going to happen in the senate. we're going to talk to dr. oz in a moment from pennsylvania. . but they did break the house.p they have to stop. al >>ki they have to stop talking about it and stop it. >> absolutely. and they have the ability to do it. there's legislation now which we're going to try to bring some semiconductors back frommi china, back from taiwan, back to manufacture here inside the unitedhina states. they can put language in that very piece of legislation that would preventie precisely the kind of transaction that's taking place in north dakota. and lawyers, youou know, this isn't a one off. they are free to move aboute the cabin. they did the same thing with a company called smithfield in kansas that was making pork . the chinese are doing this all across the country. we have to stop it.to and congress has the capacity to do that.au >> one to ten rating ten ten b being the best performance of biden in the

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but now you have got beth mead and others, so which ones are you looking up to? tt others, so which ones are you looking on to?— looking up to? it is a very big thin , looking up to? it is a very big thing. when _ looking up to? it is a very big thing. when i _ looking up to? it is a very big thing, when i first _ looking up to? it is a very big thing, when i first started, i looking up to? it is a very big l thing, when i first started, but growing — thing, when i first started, but growing up and watching them all, it was like _ growing up and watching them all, it was like inspiring because i grew up with it _ was like inspiring because i grew up with it instead of like growing up before _ with it instead of like growing up before it — with it instead of like growing up before it and it was a bit shy. but they— before it and it was a bit shy. but they have — before it and it was a bit shy. but they have got so much more confidence. you like doing what you do. ., ., �* confidence. you like doing what you do. ., ., , confidence. you like doing what y

keep an eye on the competition between beth mead and... both ladies have scored six goals going into the final. but leah williamson speaking about the legacy and the german team inside with their training. that is about the legacy with the fans. last week ahead of the england game against spain, i bumped into one fan from germany who had flown over here especially for the tournament, she has a football player and she said even before the legacy gets cut about, this tournament has changed her life. ., ., about, this tournament has changed herlife. ., , ., , her life. football really means everything _ her life. football really means everything to _ her life. football really means everything to me. _ her life. football really means everything to me. it's - her life. football really means everything to me. it's my - her life. football really means everything to me. it's my life, j her life. football really means - everything to me. it's my life, my biggest _ everything to me. it's my life, my biggest passion. the time here during — biggest

but then against the run of play, beth meet. got yes. another goal, the tournament top scorer, fantastic stuff from her and then the 2nd half the floodgates opened. and as sweden really have to look at themselves a bit, some bad defending that the goal people won't be happy with her performance as well . lucy brown scoring, but unless you're rousseau, as well for england coming on as a sub for the 4th time she scored from the bench. so just showing the depth that england happened, and frank kirby with another delightful go. so england are in the final, at wembley, presumably a full house. it's going to be a really raucous atmosphere. they are arguably the strongest side in this competition. but i do support a few weaknesses that could be exposed in the final. so let's see who faces that. now that final is going to be very, very interesting, especially if it's of course, germany versus a man that has a lot of history, that pairing. now in this, in the final will, will, it will turn out. it's germany versus france today. how is that going

within four minutes, top scorer beth mead almost repaid that trust. it's a good one. off the bar! heart in mouth moments. england's goalkeeper busier than in all previous matches. england needed to take a breath and with calm heads, came the breakthrough. mead! she's done it again! england lead in the semi—final! halftime brought a welcome respite and a chance to remind each other to leave no regrets on the bramhall lane pitch. lucy bronze got the memo. lucy bronze strikes goalfor england! england once again had to be alert. oh, and what a save, earps. it wasn't a clean shot, but the save needed to be perfection. mary earps, take a bow. from one goalkeeper�*s pleasure, to an absolute howler. russo, an absolute menace in sweden's box but this backheel was audacious. england's march to the wembley arch was becoming a canter and fran kirby's mastery in midfield reaped the reward she so deserved. delirium inside bramall lane! and when the final whistle blew and that semi—final hoodoo had been banished, the emotions could finally flow for players and for fans. i think when the fu

in sheffield, forward beth need scored her thick skull of the tournament, giving her the joint. no skulls in a single euros. are england will play either germany or france. his face off on wednesday. more on the years i'm joined by our sports reporter max narrow. hey max, and tell us how england got this done yet in bonds, doing fashion for mill, but at the beginning it looked all about sweden, the 1st 20 minutes england were on the back foot, and sweden really should have scored. after about half an hour beth meet, as you mentioned, getting her 6 go the tournament top score just coming up again for england against the run of play. and in the 2nd half the floodgates open. but you have to criticize sweden here, the number to rank side in the world really showed some defensive frailty in the 2nd half, but goes from lucy bronze than lsu. russo who came on as a sub scoring her full goal of the tournament. she's only been a sub this whole tournament, so another weapon england have in their arsenal. and then frank kirby with another wonderful goal showing the depth and quality england

here with us now to discuss the latest in russia's war on ukraine is cnn national security analyst beth saner, a deputy director of national intelligence and presidential intelligence briefer. thank you so much for being with us this morning. i want to start with this attack on odesa. there is never a high level of trust when russia says they're going to do something. i want to get your take on why russia would strike this port in odesa so soon after they themselves had signed this deal with the united nations to allow that grain out of that very port. >> i think it gets down to just the simple idea that russia is trying to prove that it can do whatever it wants to do. and they were trying to thread the needle and hit something that is technically not part of the agreement, by hitting a ship, but they're just not that good. and, you know, even these caliber strategic precision strike weapons aren't that good. for the united states, i have to say our precision strike, we're probably 90% effective, 95%, but the russians lack the ground radar to really be able to know what they're hitting

to come from behind and georgia taylor—brown took silver in the women�*s just ahead of scotland�*s beth potter who got bronze. nesta mcgregor has been watching all the action. yellow might well come, everyone, to the 2022 commonwealth games! as far as ports go 3301.1 2022 commonwealth games! as far as orts . . , ., ., , 2022 commonwealth games! as far as nol�*tsaa'” ., , ,. , ports go you would rightly describe sorts as a ports go you would rightly describe sports as a walk — ports go you would rightly describe sports as a walk in _ ports go you would rightly describe sports as a walk in the _ ports go you would rightly describe sports as a walk in the park- ports go you would rightly describe sports as a walk in the park -- - sports as a walk in the park —— welcome, everyone. as far as sports go, you�*d hardly describe triathlon as a walk in the park, well, unless you live round the corner. for me, coming and watching it at the park was brilliant, because it�*s usually dogs swimming in the lake, let alone people. it was great. been watching the tournament, i thought it wa

and so we really should have scored an after about half an hour beth meet. as you mentioned, getting her 6 go the tournament top score just coming up again. for england, against the run of play, and in the 2nd half the floodgates open. but you have to criticize sweden here. the number to rank side in the world really showed some defensive frailty in the 2nd half but goals. lucy bronze than alessio russo who came on as a sub scoring her full goal of the tournament. she's only been a sub this whole tournament, so another weapon, england have in their arsenal. and then frank kirby with another wonderful goal showing the depth and quality england have now setting them up for a final at wembley, which is likely to be sold out. and they are arguably the strongest side in this torment. but they do have a few weaknesses which could be exploited on sunday. so in wednesdays, any final and it's going to be germany versus france. and how do you see that playing out? well, i see germany as the favorites that they weren't firm favorites to win. it pre tournament, which is

beth can see the billowing smoke from her front porch. her house is under pre—evacuation, which means if the fire starts spreading in the wrong direction, she'll have to leave, and quickly. you know, ifound myself — i don't know if these are the stages of grief — but alternating between extreme sadness, fear, but anger, too. i think that's what i'm settling on a little bit, in that, you know, this is the new reality. this is climate inaction. beth has a house full of animals that she's packing up. her belongings are placed ready to go by the door. it's a routine she's very familiar with, living in drought—stricken california. a lot of us are probably just going to know we're going to have to probably evacuate once a year, and just be ready for that. this is what residents are trying to avoid. the oak fire has already ripped through some communities. and with the fire season only just getting started here, this could be a long, hot summer for california's firefighters. james clayton, bbc news, mariposa county, california. england a

absolutely. 3- two england- _ beth mead trying to get that golden boot. ladies, go and enjoy the game. thank you very much, three lions on the street. what more can we say. people still going on, we have only got about a0 minutes left, keep everything crossed. is it coming home? . ~' everything crossed. is it coming home? ., ,, , . home? thank you very much. excitement — home? thank you very much. excitement building. - home? thank you very much. excitement building. the - home? thank you very much. - excitement building. the atmosphere here is really, really lovely. it is so positive. which will be music to the ears of antiracism campaigner. with me is anti racism campaigner shaista aziz. how many signatures did you manage to get? how many signatures did you manage to net? ., , . how many signatures did you manage to tet? ., , ., , , how many signatures did you manage to iet? ., , ., , , to get? people are still signing the robe to get? people are still signing the probe shown. _ to get? people are still signing the probe shown, as _ to get? people are

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winning all the way through and they have beth made who has got top goal—scorer in the come edition. the starter kind of set the tone for the tournament. a little bit nervy to start but then they found their way, after that they got into their rhythm, they had their 8—0 win against norway, then 5—0 against... the only goal they conceded was against spain when it looked like they were possibly going to be going out of the tournament and at the time, the goal of the competition... but in the semifinal, you had the goal that looked like some would have described has propelled women because i cripple to the next level. it has been shared over social media, everywhere you look and now they have got the big one against germany in the final at wembley. and sarina wiegman has done its... every step of the way. white i guess, with a press conference yesterday, playing a very cool.— a press conference yesterday, playing a very cool. keeping their cards next _ playing a very cool. keeping their cards next to _ playing a very cool. keeping their cards next to the _ playing a very cool. kee