will continue to rise. gdp figures are out shortly. we take a look at the — gdp figures are out shortly. we take a look at the health _ gdp figures are out shortly. we take a look at the health of _ gdp figures are out shortly. we take a look at the health of the _ gdp figures are out shortly. we take a look at the health of the economy | a look at the health of the economy after a year of slow growth and what it means for businesses at a seaside resort. the new premier league season begins today. but england's top division might soon be missing one of its top strikers as bayern munich and tottenham agree a deal in principle for harry kane. we'll be joined by former duran duran guitarist andy taylor to talk about his solo album and living with terminal prostate cancer. the hot air balloons are being picked out nicely in bristol this morning with some grey skies. many have a mixture of sunny spells and showers. fresherthan have a mixture of sunny spells and showers. fresher than yesterday. the forecast later.
junior doctors in england begin another four—day strike — there's a warning it will cause significant disruption for patients. at least 53 people have died in ferocious wildfires in hawaii. officials warn the death toll will continue to rise. and will continue to rise. is wilco becoming the bigges1 high and is wilco becoming the biggest high street casualty of the year? it has gone into administration and we will be looking at another side of how the economy is doing with the gdp figures out later —— wilko. the new premier league season begins today. but england's top division might soon be missing one of its top strikers as bayern munich and tottenham agree a deal in principle for harry kane. we are at the bristol international balloon fiesta with pilots and balloons from around the world. join us later as we take to the skies at around 6.50.
playing rb leipzig or so... the deadline is three o'clock tomorrow. there is every possibility he could play, so it's really impossible to say. i think it's not too far—fetched to expect those fans might get a glimpse of harry kane. i spoke to some fans earlier that were very excited about the prospect of england's have been playing for the club. we have some strikers which were really _ we have some strikers which were really beloved from each and every country. _ really beloved from each and every country. so — really beloved from each and every country, so i think he will be the one filling — country, so i think he will be the one filling the gap, which is at the moment— one filling the gap, which is at the moment irr— one filling the gap, which is at the moment in munich.— one filling the gap, which is at the moment in munich. what reaction you think he'll get? _ moment in munich. what reaction you think he'll get? i— moment in munich. what reaction you think he'll get? i think— moment in munich. what reaction you think he'll get? i think the _ think he'll get? i think the excitement. _ think he'll get? i think the excitement. it's _ think he'll get? i think the excitement. it's been - think he'll get? i think the excitement. it's been a i think he'll get? i think the l excitement. it's been a long think he'll get? i think the - excitement. it's been a long road. i think excitement. it's been a long road. think only positive. i think very positive — think only positive. i think very positive i— think only positive. i think very positive. i think sharing clubs is
the next world cup, of course. it has been so exciting to watch some of the young players in the adjournment, the teenagers and young women in their 20s. amanda else that for sweden has had a great tournament. she is a defender but it scored four goals, and again today. what you make of her performance? yes, what you make of her performance? yes. it _ what you make of her performance? yes. it is _ what you make of her performance? yes, it is incredible to see her doing — yes, it is incredible to see her doing so— yes, it is incredible to see her doing so well in those games and scored _ doing so well in those games and scored so — doing so well in those games and scored so many goals. i don't think anyone _ scored so many goals. i don't think anyone would have thought she would have got _ anyone would have thought she would have got three player of the match awards. _ have got three player of the match awards, but it also shines a concern on the _ awards, but it also shines a concern on the swedish fence, because the strikers _ on the swedish fence, because the strikers haven't scored as many goals— strikers haven't scored as many goals as — strikers haven't scored as many goals as she did. the fans are really— goals as she did. the fans are really happy with her. you goals as she did. the fans are really happy with her. you have to face spain. _ really happy with her. you have to face spain, who _ really happy with her. you have to face spain, who are _ really happy with her. you have to face spain, who are flying - really happy with her. you have to face spain, who are flying high i face spain, who are flying high after their victory. face spain, who are flying high aftertheirvictory. how face spain, who are flying high after their victory. how optimistic are you? after their victory. how optimistic are ou? . , after their victory. how optimistic are ou? ., , . are you? carefully optimistic, i would say- _ are you? carefully optimistic, i would say. spain _ are you? carefully optimistic, i would say. spain have - are you? carefully optimistic, i would say. spain have great i are you? carefully optimistic, i i would say. spain have great players in their— would say. spain have great players in their squad, but they are also missing — in their squad, but they are also missing some key players. it is hard
joining the team, joining bayern munich, a great club, of course, that they know they are getting a great striker. as well as being tottenham's talisman, he is also their all—time record goal—scorer, england because my co—captain, a centre forward of the highest quality. the move isn't definitely confirmed, but it looks set to go ahead, and if he takes the number nine shirt here as expected, he will follow in the footsteps of some of the great strikers, klinsmann, mulla and others, so big shoes to fill for harry kane, but if anyone can do it, it is harry kane. joe inwood in munich, thank you. now to the women's world cup, in which england have a quarter—final coming up tomorrow. ahead of that, today's action has seen spain make the last four after beating the netherlands 2—1 in extra time. they'll now face sweden, who beat japan 2—1 with a penalty that proved to be the deciding goal. and england are preparing for their match tomorrow morning against colombia.
scrum of people there, fans, cameras trying to capture him, and that is because there is a lot of excitement about his arrival, as we were coming in in the car there was a big it was the main story on the news because they know they are getting one of they know they are getting one of the game's big strikers. he is tottenham's record scorer and the england captain but now he looks almost certain to be here at bayern munich. i was speaking to fans earlier and they were really excited that he will be filling a hole that they have had it here at the club for a while. if hejoins he will probably get the number nine shirt, which has real historical significance here, some of the greats of world football have worn the number nine at bayern munich, robert lewandowski, gerd muller, jurgen klinsmann, and i think it is fair to say that we will now be adding to that list harry kane, he has big shoes to fill but i think most people think he will do it. the us government has escalated its investigation into president biden's son hunter who's already facing criminal
strikes. widespread walkouts from nurses to bury status. nearly 340,000 union strikers this year, more than ten times the number just two years ago. one unusual demand here, filling existing job openings to ease workloads. >> if you had to strike for real, would you do it? >> if i had to, yes, i will sacrifice pair just like i have today. >> reporter: l.a. mayor karen bass is in a tough spot. she is prounion, but at the crosshairs of the strikers she has said they deserve a pure contract. by defining fairness is always the great divide between management and workers. major. >> major: indeed, mark strassmann, thank you. from the union square last friday has estimated a $200,000 according to cbs new york. chaos broke out when thousands of teenagers showed up for a giveaway promoted on social media. the crowd ripped down
then at went to the rest of the strikers who scored and it finished 4-2 to strikers who scored and it finished 11—2 to england, chloe kelly with the winning penalty, the rest of the bench ran onto the pitch to embrace her, they are through to the quarterfinal by the skin of their teeth and it means they will play eitherjamaica or colombia. still 2-0 to eitherjamaica or colombia. still 2—0 to australia but sam kerr is on which has made the crowd happy. it looks like no way back for denmark. the british government has unveiled a new vaccine research facility, where scientists are working to prevent future pandemics. it's located at porton down, a high security research facility best known for its work on chemical warfare. experts are preparing for what is known as disease x ? or the next pandemic virus. our health correspondent dominic hughes was given rare access to the facility.
the exciting match that keeps people here in the new slim script for sure was england against nigeria. 0ur sports reporterjane dougall joins us from brisbane. penalties are always nail—biting on this match was no different. yes. this match was no different. yes, and england _ this match was no different. yes, and england are _ this match was no different. yes, and england are through, - this match was no different. t2: and england are through, but by the skin of their teeth. it really was a tight match. penalty shoot—out are always nerve—racking, but this one is particularly so because england stepped up first and georgia stanway missed the first penalty. it went all the way to the left. following that, nigeria missed theirfirst couple of penalties as well, so both fans were upset at that stage. and both fans were looking at their strikers and wondering if anybody was going to put it in the net at that stage, but then england did
go out. we have seen germany and brazil go out in the group stages. england will be feeling very fortunate indeed that they haven't followed suit. there have been a couple of major talking points in this match, first of all the shout for the penalty where it looked as though rachel daly was pushed in the box. many of the fans i spoke to afterwards felt quite hard done by by that. of course the real talking point, laurenjames�*s red card. not many people had many arguments with that decision. it definitely looked like a stamp on the nigerian player. so a straight red for her. of course england them were in real trouble because they had to play extra time with just ten players. because they had to play extra time withjust ten players. then because they had to play extra time with just ten players. then of going to penalties as well with without one of their best strikers there to take one of those. in georgia stanway missing the first penalty.