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too was round and 60 48 under par. adam scott, we don't see him playing in the uk to frequently. what adam scott, we don't see him playing in the uk to frequently.— in the uk to frequently. what about this r der in the uk to frequently. what about this ryder cop _ in the uk to frequently. what about this ryder cup subplot? _ in the uk to frequently. what about this ryder cup subplot? that's - in the uk to frequently. what about | this ryder cup subplot? that's going to have all our attention in the next few weeks in america. four places to be secured. taste next few weeks in america. four places to be secured.— next few weeks in america. four places to be secured. we know five -la ers places to be secured. we know five players already _ places to be secured. we know five players already who _ places to be secured. we know five players already who are _ places to be secured. we know five players already who are definitely l players already who are definitely going to be on the plate. a lot of them seem pretty well settled, but there are a couple who are vulnerable. one is a couple who are vulnerable. one is a couple who are vulnerable. one is shane lowery. two under par, 17 for him. solid enough, he'll be happy enough with that. he
into a slipstream, but could not escape the ferocious pace of the dutch, but they take silver as a subplot to the main story. if sarah storey wins her other two events in tokyo, she will be the most success will pay limping in britain. she probably is already our greatest one. we can cross to rachel lathem who's in tokyo for us now. storey could become britain's greatest ever paralympian, can you put her achievements into context for us? storey glory sums it up quite nicely, but as we have heard, she won the gold medal this morning. that puts her one step closer to getting the other title of being the most successful pile and pin athletes of all time. she got quite emotional. —— no successful paralympian. she put that down to
there is a subplot to this that democrats need to make a bipartisan effort to reassure senators, we tried. so even if it falls apart that might make them more comfortable going for the reconciliation bill which would only grow if infrastructure had to be put into that. what's your polling show, the threshold americans want to see in terms of a cost, is there a sense of which party would take more of the blame if this fell apart? >> it's an excellent question. this poll is unique because it asks some edgier, interesting questions around that. it shows a lot of positive news, a high degree of consensus, both as you say and the president saw for the initiative the president is selling hard on reconciliation, there's a lot more work to be done, first and foremost because voters want bipartisan support. i think that there is a wariness
for their next match. an intriguing subplot to tonight is that england may in fact be better off coming second in this group, because if they topped it, they know they will be facing the might of either world champions france, the holders, portugal, or germany, a daunting prospect which ever way you look at it, but they can't worry about that, they have to go for the win. they need a good performance to gain confidence and momentum, especially after the disruption of the last 2a hours, which i think will raise questions as to why the fa weren't able to make sure their players followed covid protocols. this disruption has won teams i think of the danger is in jeopardy associated with covid restrictions on how easy it is for all their campaigns to be affected by them. england must hope that tonight it doesn't cost them. dan, at wembley, thank you. more than 20 million watched the england—scotland match — millions more are expected to watch tonight. 0ur correspondentjon kay
difficult, their manager will be leaving at the end of the tournament, he's had some really disappointing results. but they scored seven goals in their final friendly before the european championships, and there have been a few difficulties for france ahead of this tournament, there appears to be a dispute between kylian mbappe and olivier giroud. giroud said mbappe wasn't passing enough to him. lots of subplots going into the game but it'll be a wonderful occasion. a repeat of the semifinal at the last euros in france when france won the semifinal, got through to the final and lost a portugal. lt semifinal, got through to the final and lost a portugal.— semifinal, got through to the final and lost a portugal. it wouldn't be and lost a portugal. it wouldn't be a ma'or and lost a portugal. it wouldn't be a major tournament _ and lost a portugal. it wouldn't be a major tournament without i and lost a portugal. it wouldn't be a major tournament without a i and lost a portugal. it wouldn't be i a major tournament without a subplot within the french squad, wouldn't it? johnjoins us within the french squad, wouldn't it? john joins us live from budapest. you can follow all the games by the bbc sport website, and if you're watching us on the bbc news channel, you can see clips of the games, highlights from the games too. but we don't have the rights
to ronald greene then subsequently did something to someone else because he was not held accountable at the time the incident took place. and that's really the big story. or another subplot of the story. the fact that when you do not ring in the bad apples, these are not isolated incidents. these things happen over and over and over again. and this is just one example of that. >> let's see what progress comes from today and the big rally happening with the family. ron haley, thank you for coming on. >> thank you, kate. talk to you soon. >> thank you very much. >> coming up for us, did ohio find the secret recipe to getting more people vaccinated? it seems like it's vacs million lottery may have done the trick. we're going to speak to one of the lucky winners next. you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend.
unnerving subplot of the impeachment drama is the fact that the president and his lawyer for doing the thing the president is being impeached for. in fact an excellent "new yorker" piece, rudy giuliani admits a key part of the plot. he says he spearheaded getting rid of marie yovanovitch because she stood in the way of his scheme. i believe i needed yovanovitch out of the way. that's partly what president trump's impeachment is about. this sichbl servient-to be removed so they could hold back nearly $400 million in military aid until investigations into the bidens were announced.
unnerving subplot of the impeachment drama is the fact that the president and his personal lawyer rudy giuliani are continuing to do the thing that the president is being impeached for, part of the thing. just out in the open. in fact, today in this just fascinating and excellent new yorker piece about one of the ex-prosecutors of the center of the ukraine story, rudy giuliani admits a key part of the plot. he says he spearheaded getting rid of a former ambassador of ukraine marie yovanovitch because she stood in the way of his scheme. i believe i needed yovanovitch out of the way. she was going to make the investigations difficult for everybody. that scheme is partly what rudy giuliani's two associates are indicted for. it's partly what president trump's impeachment is about. this civil servant, marie yovanovitch, had to be removed so they could undergo their corrupt extortion plot holding back nearly $400 million in aid to ukraine until it announced