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on the 9th of september. so how far does borthwick think they can go? for us, we'll work over the next few weeks to be ready for september the 9th. and from that point on, it'll be one game at a time. just dealing with that game — to put in the best performance we can be. and anything. if we keep that mentality and work to get better every week, then i think we've got a lot of talent that could do very well. in the men's hundred, manchester 0riginals have got their first win of the new campaign after thrashing the birmingham phoenix. jos buttler top—scored for the home side at old trafford, scoring 43 as the 0riginals set their opponents 161 to win. but the pheonix never got close. tom hartley the pick of the bowlers with three wickets, as the pheonix were bowled out for 111. manchester 0riginals also came out on top in the women's match but only just. england's sophie ecclestone starred, taking four wickets for 11 runs.
on saturday with an 11:30am kick—off. one of the big football transfer stories of the summer has a new development but it's unlikely to be the end. bayern munich will have to raise their bid for harry kane if they want him this summer. tottenham have rejected the latest offer for their striker. bayern — the german champions — had suggested they would move on if their bid was unsuccessful but there's still more than three weeks of the transfer window left. steve borthwick says henry slade's been sacrificed as he needs flexibility in his squad for the rugby world cup next month. the centre played at the last two world cups but won't this time. there's also no place for alex dombrandt and joe cokanasiga. so how far can the 33 selected players go? for us, we'll work over the next few weeks to be ready for september the 9th. and from that point on, it'll be one game at a time. just dealing with that game — to put in the best performance we can be. and anything. if we keep that mentality and work to get better every week, then i think we've got a lot of talent that could do very well. it was another golden day
pressure on a few individuals, england have three more warm up games before the crunch opener against argentina in marseille on september the 9th. well, england come into the match off what's fair to say a disappointing loss to wales at the weekend. borthwick says the group has been picked with the intention of taking each game as it comes, and he's happy with the squad he's assembled. this group of players that we work with are one of the most competitive people i've ever met. they want to win everything. they want to win everything they go into. we will build through these weeks when we play argentina, our first game, that will be our focus. argentina, the nexium will be our focus, that's what we will go through this tournament. we are working unbelievably hard here to _ we are working unbelievably hard here to get the most out of it come
owen farrell will captain england at the rugby world cup later this year. that was confirmed this morning as steve borthwick also named a 41 strong training squad for the tournament in france exeter hooker luke cowan dickie misses out with a shoulder injury but that has given an oppofrtunity to saracens theo dan, one of the two uncapped players included. number eight torn willis is the other. there's also a place for 36—year—old danny care. with will be one of the scrum halves along with ben youngs and jack van poortvliet. the final 33—man squad will be announced on august seventh. their first game is against argentina on september the 9th world cup preparations, their tough decisions that have to be made in tough decisions brisket players that are not selected in the squad right now. and world cup preparation have
>> just so happen i have one in my back pocket. there was 105 years old survived not just the flu pandemic, she escaped italy. she has died from covid at the age of 105. the daughter of premeditated, first noted her mother was sick on september the 9th. at the time her mother's care maker who was also feeling ill. haul three have been vaccinated. the elderly women was hospitalized. >> her family later made the difficult decision not to place her on an ventilator because her chance of survival was slim. >> she died on september the 15th. her own mother died at the age of 25 from the pandemic in 2018.
violate appropriation laws to his higher up, michael duffy. duffy, a political appointee took the lead on approving omb funds for foreign aid, a process typically overseen by career officials. sandy testified it was not until around september the 9th days before the money was released he was told the reason for the initial halt was because of president trump's desire to see other countries contribute more aid to ukraine. sandy added two career officials in the omb office resigned over their frustrations surrounding the unknown reason for the aid holdup. this is more testimony, this is more evidence that adam schiff has to work with. we didn't know about this specifically, that mr. sandy said officials were resigning in protest of this unexplained holdup for a long time of aid to ukraine. >> i think we were talking about this a little bit before the show. i think everything that comes out is of a piece. there are very few facts that contradict other facts.
no quid pro quo. ambassador sondland testified that took place in a phone call from the president to ambassador sondland on september the 9th. what is your reaction to that and your response to that that that is somehow exculpatory? >> it's nonsense and you've covered that pretty well. we know that they knew about the whistle-blower report at that point. i asked sondland what he wanted and unprompted the president said no quid pro quo as if that's an expression that people use when people ask you what you want. it's almost as if somebody had told him there's a whistle-blower saying you're pressuring a foreign leader, you're soliciting a bribe, so you better deny the key legal element which is quid pro quo and he did so. but as joe pointed out, you know, pretty colorfully, you don't get a lot of credit for that when you're already busted. >> absolutely. the testimony, to be specific, this is from ambassador
then there was a telephone call to you on september the 9th. had he ever talked to you prior to that telephone call? >> let me just tell you, i hardly know the gentleman. >> he has done that before. i heard that before. i don't know the guy. anyway, of course, this is the first time the president has used the i hardly knew him defense to minimize his ties to people who may pose a threat to him. >> james comey, i hardly know the man. i'm not going to say, i want you to pledge allegiance. >> i never met him. >> i don't know putin. >> i don't know matt whitaker. he worked for jeff sessions. >> manafort has nothing to do with our campaign. >> that's why they have a ricoh charge. who loves to pull this, set it up like this? they have everybody doing what they want them to do but they can deny all the relationships. >> one thing we've also seen through trump's presidency is that when he tries to use this defense, it can backfire. in the case of michael cohen it's clear that part of the
mic mulvaney the president's chief of staff under fire. two have testified he put the hold on both the military aid for ukraine and a meeting between the two heads of state. their source, the u.s. ambassador gordon sondlond. he's not just a presidential appointee. he also gave a million dollars towards the president's inauguration. last month he called him a really good man and a great american. today however, president trump acted like he hardly knew the guy. >> gordon sondlond said at the beginning of september he presumed there was a quid pro quo. then there was a telephone call to you on september the 9th. had he ever talked to you before? >> i hartly know the gentleman. >> back with us jeffrey toobin and maggie haberman. it was so predictable that this would happen.