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ollie watkins, that is wonderful! the clock ticking towards 90 minutes, from the tightest of angles, the aston villa forward somehow found space, breaking dutch hearts. lost for words, really. when you score, there are emotions that come through your body, but this is just a different feeling. it was slow motion when i was running over to the boys and celebrating, and it was. oh, i didn t want to get off the pitch at the end because ijust wanted to soak it all in because it doesn t happen often, obviously. over breakfast in dortmund, a chance to relive a special night, particularly for oscar and dad stephen. genuinely one of the best moments of my life. we re massive villa fans. ollie watkins had a brilliant season and it is just the icing on the cake that he got the winner. you are staying until berlin. how much are you willing to part ways with a ticket to see history made? if my wife is watching, less than i am going to pay. he laughs. meanwhile, for a barback, a personal ....
luis armstrong stadium. look at yankee stadium taken by broadcaster michael k, the entire outfield under water. a number of funnel clouds and tornados were also reported across the northeast. earlier in the day the storm swept through maryland and the washington d.c. area. news correspondent tom costello has those pictures. reporter: touching down in and around annapolis, maryland, tornados on the ground for many miles after spinning off from hurricane ida that slammed louisiana. please make sure you re inside. please make sure you re in the lowest level of your house. reporter: in downtown annapolis, power lines and signs ripped down. roofs torn off and trees uprooted. in frederick, maryland, flash flooding caught a bus driver off guard, 11 school kids rescued as the bus was submerged. ida unleashing rain on the nation s capitol. a tornado watch well into the evening. three inches of rain swamped the region, tearing down trees, flooding intersections and trappi ....
so i was trying to think if there s anything perhaps worse then our pullout from afghanistan. at first, saigon pops into your head. but compared to this that now looks like a rocket s dress rehearsal. i did in fact find something worse than the afghanistan cut and run. it s the president s defense of it. still a lot of pandemonium outside the airport. but look, nobody is going to be killed right now. correct me if i m wrong about that, but nobody is being killed right now. a couple thousand a day, it s increasing. we are going to get those people out. but we ve all seen the pictures, we ve seen the hundreds of people packed into a c17. we ve seen afghans falling that was four days ago, five days ago. greg: what does that even mean? it was two days prior, not four. of course, i blame that racist math. who doesn t lose track of time when you are in hiding? and as for no one is being killed right now, if joe sets the bar any lower i will be able to drink it. so ....
rescue operation in miami, after the partial collapse of a building at miami beach. a bbc investigation reveals the risks of sub standard beauty treatments. buckingham palace says it must do more to improve the diversity of its staff as it reveals 8.5% are from ethnic minority backgrounds. and britney spears tells a us court it s time to end her father s control over her affairs. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the travel industry is urging the uk government to add more countries to the list of destinations that don t require people to quarantine when they return. the green list for england is set to be updated today. there s been some speculation that malta could be added, along with the spanish islands ibiza, majorca and minorca. travel bosses are calling for an exemption to quarantine for fully vaccinated people from amber countries. transport secretary grant shapps has said ministers need to look at what the science says . ....
the move to push past the 6th. all we have to do is deal with the fallout that comes. most likely it will be a one-day story. most likely you won t loseshare when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. we have a country that devolves a lot of power to state and local governments. there s always a complex interplay between states, municipalities, federal government. one of the things that we allow state and local governments to do is administer elections. it creates a weirdly complicated system compared to other countries. you can argue states know what s best for their voters, right, since they are closest to them. the problem, of course, is that throughout much of this country s history that local power was abused primarily to stop black people from voting, to erect a one party minority authoritarian state throughout most of the american south. in the 1960s after blood, sweat, tears, organizing it came up with a grand bargain. you ....