absolutely, yasmin. thank you very much _ interested. absolutely, yasmin.. brazil beat turkey to take the bronze medal. that is the latest from the olympics and you can get more on the bbc sport website and it we will be live from paris at the top of the hour. stay here on bbc news. hello, it�*s a very warm day today but things are going to get hotter for some of us tomorrow. temperatures today higher than yesterday, afternoon temperatures widely into the mid 20s for england and wales and could reach 30 degrees in the south—east of england. but overnight tonight and into the morning things are going to be changing a bit. for these areas there�*s the risk of heavy rain and thunder and lightning and some large hail as well. further south, it may well stay dry and for this part of the country particularly hot and humid and our headline temperature is 35 degrees, that could be reached in cambridgeshire tomorrow afternoon. this evening we are going to have sunshine to end the day for most, but there are one or two thundery showers threatening the south west. tho

. >> este y otros titulares los tiene yasmin y jalil desde francia. >> adelante, yasmin. >> saludos desde colombia, en donde la energia y el en entusiasmo se siente en su m maxima expresion. >> echemos un vistazo a los eventos mas importantes del dia abrimos con una nota dorada la guatemalteca adriana ruano lida y su historia en tiro en foso al quedarse con el oro y el nuevo recuerdo olimpico primera vez que guatemala se sube a lo mas alto del podio olimpico y seguimos celebrando el argentino jose maligno torres logro la mejor puntuacion bmx freestyle y gano la medalla de oro. >> el triatlon femenino se llevo a cabo en el sena despues de largos retrasos e innumerables pruebas. >> la mexicana rosa tapia fue la mejor latinoamericana terminando en el puesto 18, mientras que el oro fue para la francesa cassandre beugrand. >> mas tarde en el triatlon masculino, gran bretana se llevo oro. >> rafa nadal y carlos alcaraz fueron eliminados en los cuartos de final de dobles en paris 2024 al caer contra los estadounidenses austin price y raji ram por 6-2, 6-4. >> esa derrota por el fin a la particip

okay, yasmin. i know you sat down late to this panel of uncommitted or mostly uncommitted voters.e of harris's big speech and her campaign so far. >> we were together, chris, until about 1:00 a.m. in the morning watching that speech together. i will say, and it was fascinating to watch with them. we had four uncommitted voters, folks that voted uncommitted in the michigan primary remain uncommitted today. one committed voter, the woman that you'll see in the front without the head scarf, she is going to stump for, she is voting for kamala harris. she is excited about the vice president running for president of the united states. the thing, chris, that really brought them together was donald trump's threat to reproductive rights in this country for women. that was something they all agreed on, but it was gaza, it was the war between israel and gaza in which these uncommitted voters remain in question as to where they would cast their ballot. let's take a listen to what they have to say, chris, and we'll talk on the other side. >> she walked the line. first she talked about israel a

i think, had a crush on yasmine. run yasmine! run like the wind.the kind of thing that helped baywatch become even more iconic. >> now one of television's hottest shows is the subject of the abc news studios docu serie. after baywatch, moment in the sun that looks beyond the beach. but the cast says what's really going on behind the scenes? >> you're going up for a leading role. there are certain expectations about the way you have to look and that is it. and that goes today. >> baywatch star nicole eggert, who played summer quinn, co-produced the four part series. >> these are not just pretty faces with great bodies in red bathing suits. these are human beings with a lot of depth and, you know, a lot of personality that didn't really get its time. >> the show tracked down more than 35 cast members to reflect on their baywatch days, like david hasselhoff. >> we're going to see a beautiful boat, a beautiful day. beautiful women semi-good looking guys, and carmen electra. >> i was doing things i never imagined i would do, like tandem surfing. i remem

it's the latest in his animal series, as yasmin rufo reports.t what could it mean? i think he's definitely making a comment about policing, and i think what we've got at the moment in england is a real problem across all of these areas. we'lljust never really know because i don't think he ever really says. the fish follow a whole host of other animals that have popped up across the capital. is it art? well, i don't think the stencils are. l i mean, that's- advertising, isn't it? so what do you think he's advertising? he's advertising a brand — him. there has been speculation that these artworks are designed to cheer people up after the riots, or it may have an environmental angle, but banksy is yet to comment. i like the idea of bringing more nature, especially towards, you know, places like the city of london and, you know, where you just have architecture, you see no single tree on the street, right? so, go, banksy — more of that, please! i think what i like is it helps bring us together as a community and enjoy and celebrate the art. is this

it�*s the latest in his animal series, as yasmin rufo reports.definitely making a comment about policing and i think what we�*ve got at the moment in england is a real problem across all of these areas. we'lljust never really know because i don't think he ever really says. the fish follow a whole host of other animals that have popped up across the capital. is it art? well, i don�*t think a stencil�*s art. i mean, that�*s advertising, isn�*t it? so what do you think he�*s advertising? he�*s advertising a brand — him. there has been speculation that these artworks are designed to cheer people up after the riots, or it may have an environmental angle, but banksy is yet to comment. i like the idea of bringing more nature, especially towards, you know, places like the city of london and, you know, where you just have architecture, you see no single tree on the street, right? so, go, banksy — more of that, please! i think what i like is it helps bring us together as a community and enjoy and celebrate the art. is this the end? well, we�*lljust have to

yasmin rufo, bbc news. business today is next. hello.umid out there — almost tropical — with temperatures hovering around 20 degrees there on the south coast of england through the early hours of monday morning, and even in northern ireland, around 17 degrees. now, this is what the heatwave looks like across western europe. at the moment, temperatures well above the average for the time of the year. the temperatures will peak in england on monday. let's get to the forecast then, and that stormy picture developing to the west of the british isles. you can see the storm clouds there, and the radar indicating the rainfall, flashes of lightning as well. more to come through the course of early monday. so, the weather front crossing northern ireland with the downpours through early monday morning, then reaching the west coast of scotland, spreading across scotland as it moves towards the northeast. a few showers in northern england, but south of that, the picture looks generally dry and sunny in the morning. now, this is the yellow warning fr

joining us now, nbc news national correspondent yasmin vossoughian.u spoke to voters, the uncommitted voters. >> reporter: i did. >> what did they say? >> reporter: so, you remember, katy, i was here during the michigan primary, sat down with uncommitted voters, they were not looking forward to a biden election. i was talking to them about where they are with vp harris. and their reaction to the speech last night. what i found that was most kind of cohesive from their message was their issue that they take with gaza and the biden administration's position on gaza and israel. let's take a little bit of a listen to what they have to say, and then we'll talk on the other side. >> she walked the line. first she talked about israel and how october 7th was horrible. yeah, it was horrible. but it felt like she kind of down played what's been going on the last ten months. >> she did say it was heartbreaking, catastrophic, you know, they're without food, people are dying, children are dying. >> yeah, and it could be fixed today. it could be fixed today. >> rep

yasmin rufo, bbc news.dy has shown that the animals performed better than expected in a complex reward—based game. researchers found that when denied treats for not following the rules of the game, the horses were able to instantly switch strategies to get more of those rewards. let's speak to lead researcher, louise evans. she carried out that a study for nottingham trent university and is now based at the university of bristol. good to have you winners. exactly what it was you asking the horses today. mt; exactly what it was you asking the horses today-— exactly what it was you asking the horsestoda. g , , horses today. my phd research is all about whether _ horses today. my phd research is all about whether horses _ horses today. my phd research is all about whether horses and _ horses today. my phd research is all about whether horses and their - about whether horses and their stress levels and physiological arousal levels are related to how well they learn. i set up, me, arousal levels are related to h

and yasmine, white house reporter for the washington post. thank you very much for being here.all right, since i seized this in the, this is very bad. listen to j. d. vance who would talk about harris and the race. >> donald trump has been attacking kamala harris' racial identity. >> he has not been, but ask your question. >> well, he questioned her racial identity. he said a number of years ago she happened to turn black. her father is jamaican. do you believe kamala harris is black? >> i believe kamala harris is whatever she says she is, by believe importantly president trump is right, she's a chameleon. she pretends to be different in front of another audience. go ahead. >> it's a ridiculous question, jonathan. i have to say to see a white reporter ask another white person whether or not they believe kamala harris is black. the entire premise is wrong. maybe the question could have been do you think that the comments made about the racial identity is racist? i personally think they are. or what does he think about his own children's racial identity given the fact he's the fa

i am the actress who plays the role of yasmin, a girl who lost all her loved ones in the war.first, when i wanted to keep this role, i put myself in that girl's place. i cried a lot and was saddened by the girl who caught the eye of martyr ismail haniyeh with her good acting at the lands of civilizations exhibition in milad tower. one day i was performing a performance. mr. haniyeh came to me. i didn't know who he was. from the heart of iran's tallest tower, travel through the tunnel of time to the land of the civilizations of the axis of resistance. as you see , you can really feel the loneliness of the children of gaza. we heard about karbala, but we saw palestine and gaza with our own eyes. when i was in this space, i felt that i was really apart i am the people of palestine, the young generation and our current generation can learn more about the reality of ashura and the discussion of resistance and oppression of the people of gaza and palestine. in this special virtual pilgrimage, many shrines were actually illustrated, in fact, they were depicted. it was great. you go i

in the final , andreeva and schneider will play against the italian pair sarah irani and yasmin pauliniclay court gold match of roland goroz will take place on sunday. our news is always available on the media platform, look at the application or on the website lookm.ru. good luck to you. weekends, indulge yourself in a first-class holiday with leo resorts, elegant details, a celebration of refined tastes, a variety of entertainment, golden beaches and azure waves. lio rizards, we are here for you. darling, remember we said that we want a baby. we must first stand on our own feet. let's see on the weekend. your husband owes us money, if you want to see him alive, put 3 million in a box at an abandoned construction site. i need money very urgently. can you sign your apartment, well, three, cool, we are real rich people, i don’t love you and never have loved you, i have another life, you have to pay interest on the contract, how much is 2000, and why so much, you just deceived me, you will do me one small service, and i will cancel the debt, what service do you want from me? how could you

in the final, andreeva and schneider will play with italian couple sara erani, yasmin paolini.urts. the international opera and ballet festival khersanez has started in sevastopol. the organizers promise that many surprises and unforgettable performances await the audience. a real sensation was caused by the performance of the folk dance ensemble named after igor moiseev. the famous team brought the most vivid and memorable performances, symbolizing the culture of different peoples, their customs and traditions. yulia antonova, more details. in his movements there is lightness and nationality, he united classics with folklore, has toured 75 countries around the world and has been surprising audiences for almost 90 years. the folk dance ensemble named after igor moiseev brought one of the best programs to sevastopol, these are russian, kalmyk, moldavian dances and choreographic performances. at the concert, the viewer feels as if he is in an art gallery. only the paintings are not museum-like, but alive, sparkling with sharp movements and bright characters. it’s expensive, we we

nbc's yasmin vossoughian went to philadelphia to dig into these staggering numbers and what can be doneims about this gun violence. what did you hear? >> it's unbelievable the way in which these young kids, these teenagers have to live day in and day out, and these mothers and fathers. a term i learned when i was down there called anticipatory trauma. it is what moms and dads are facing along with these kids where they anticipate at any moment they will get a phone call that someone close to them has died because of gun violence. has been shot, and then there's ptsd. these kids walking around philly wondering if a car drives by, they hear a loud noise, that could be a gun pointed at them. that is their life right now. summertime, spending it inside all day every day because they are afraid they'll lose their life the second they step out of the house. their parents texting them constantly going to school because their parents are afraid even going to school they could lose them. that is their life. that's the reality, and it is incumbent upon us, i feel like we've dropped the bomb repor

nbc news national correspondent yasmin vossoughian explains. >> reporter: fears a massive data breached billions of people across the globe according to a new class action lawsuit. meaning social security numbers and other sensitive information could now be up for sale on the dark web. how did this happen? a company called jericho pictures, which operates as national public data, is a florida-based background check company. npd takes data from public record databases national and state databases, and court records. and it then sells that data to a range of organizations, like background check websites, investigators, app developers, and data resellers. according to the lawsuit in april of this year a hacking group called usdod breached npd systems and stole private information. the suit goes on to say a post on the dark web on april 8th, usdod claimed they stole 2.9 billion records of personal data and were trying to sell them for $3.5 million. that personal data includes names, address histories, relatives, and social security numbers. in a statement on their website, npd acknowledge

for more on this, let's bring in nbc news correspondent, yasmin vossoughian. how did this all go down, and what's the fallout now that he has come out and said i did it. >> he was driving up state ten years ago, as detailed in this video and also in this new yorker piece that came out this morning. one of the reasons he put the video on social media to get ahead of the piece. it profiles the entire life from the suicide of his second wife, mary richardson, to his drug addictions to the story. ten years ago, he was driving up state, going falconing, he finds this dead baby cub on the ground. it's been hit by a car. he decided to put it in his car because he's going to skin it and freeze the meat. he then gets caught up in the falconing of the day. makes his way back to new york city. then has a dinner at peter luger steak house in brooklyn, and has to go to the airport, realizes he has a baby club in the back of his car. he says what am i going to do with the baby cup. i can't leave it in my car if i'm flying. he concocts this idea. he has an old bicycle, going

in the 1/8 finals of the world andreeva will now meet the world's fifth-ranked yasmin paulini, the same italian to whom andreeva lost in the semifinals of roland ross, as well as in the final of the olympic tournament in paris in doubles. ska forward evgeny kuznetsov invited fans to his own presentation. the video with the ska newcomer's address was posted on social networks by the head coach of the petersburgers roman rotenberg. kuznetsov's presentation will take place in st. petersburg on august 22. a ticket to this event at the ice palace will cost a symbolic 92 rubles, as yevgeny kuznetsov's number. a stanley cup winner with washington, yevgeny kuzentsov has become the khl's most stellar rookie this offseason. about the return. the zone has adopted important changes to the rules, they concern the scoring of points. now, if the regular time of the match ends in a draw, in overtime one of the teams replaces the goalie with a fourth field goalie, the risk does not pay off, this team concedes into an empty net, then instead of one point, as it was before, now this team will not receive

that was yasmin vossoughian reporting.s been almost a year since that deadly wildfire tore through maui now victims may finally get the closure they've been searching for. that's because hawaiian electric, that's the state's biggest utility. and other defendants have reached an agreement. it still needs to be approved, but the agreement could pay more than $4 billion to settle over 400 lawsuits. most of the lawsuits were filed by homeowners and businesses. the wildfires caused damage estimated up to $5 billion and more than 100 people were killed. if a court approves the deal, payments are expected to begin next year. hot weather is this weekend could give you give another jump to the park. fire up north. flames have now burned well over 400,000 acres in less than two weeks. it's become the fourth largest fire in state history. it started just outside chico in butte county, but much of the fire has been burning in tehama county, with other neighboring counties caught in the range as well. nearly 570 structures have been de

ingebrigtsen has weaknesses, and if he thinks he doesn't have witnesses that he must be surrounded by yasmineat him again and he can beat and again at the olympics. again and he can beat and again at the olympia-— again and he can beat and again at the olympics. quite a lot of drama! as can be dramatic— the olympics. quite a lot of drama! as can be dramatic that _ the olympics. quite a lot of drama! as can be dramatic that this - the olympics. quite a lot of drama! as can be dramatic that this has - the olympics. quite a lot of drama! as can be dramatic that this has an | as can be dramatic that this has an added edge to it, doesn't it? it's interesting because i can't if it was a heater assembly but i saw them and they were in the same race running up to tonight final but a couple of days ago, and there was a lot of commentary wasn't there? ingebrigtsen, the commentary that i saw saying that ingebrigtsen was really pushing it, really running out front because he was somehow lacking in confidence. when it came to challenging her. that lacking in confidence. when it came to challenging her.—

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. >> en los 100 metros vallas, la puertorriquena yasmin camacho quinn gano gano el bronce con 12.36 segundosmpicas tras su oro en tokio 2020. >> cuba obtuvo su septima medalla en los juegos con el bronce de yaris lady cirilo en la prueba de canoa individual de 200 metros, con un tiempo de 44 segundos la primera pirag"uiza cubana en ganar en esta di disciplina. >> estados unidos gano el oro en futbol su quinto en la historia y primero desde londres 2012 gracias al gol de mara alfonso al minuto 57. >> brasil con su tercera medalla en la disciplina, sigue sin conocer lo mas alto del podio. >> y por otro lado la leyenda marta se retira sin lograr la medalla dorada. >> kim usa tambien celebro al vencer a francia 98-87 en la final de baloncesto, asegurando su quinta medalla de oro c consecutiva. >> stephen curry con cuatro triples en los ultimos 20 cuatro triples en los ultimos 20 minutos sello la victoria, mientras kevin durant gano su cuarta presea dorada en cuatro juegos olimpicos, contribuyendo a que estados unidos haya ganado 17 de 21 oros en la historia del torneo. >> asi concluimos nuestro

let's get some analysis from professor lailufar yasmin, professor at the department of internationale. first off i wonder if you could remind us who mohammed yunus is. he is 84 years old. mohammed yunus is. he is 84 years old-— mohammed yunus is. he is 84 ears old. , ., , ., years old. yunus has been doing social work— years old. yunus has been doing social work since _ years old. yunus has been doing social work since he _ years old. yunus has been doing social work since he was - years old. yunus has been doing social work since he was a - social work since he was a teacher and he started with a simple proposition that whether people can dream, whether people can dream, whether people can dream, whether people can live better although they did not have much. he started with 42 families and the amount of money back then was not much, he made people think that you could invest and you can actually get a return and that can lead people to live better. so we already has a connection with the grassroots and he already knows how people can have faith in themselves and how they can actual

and i�*m yasmin rufo in central london, where banksy�*s seventh artwork in seven days has just been unveiled

months to look at the map across the middle east from 11 on to the north, neighboring syria over to yasmin era and of course, gaza will not mentioning the killing of is male heavy on wednesday evening, the prime minister of israel and even yahoo no to that in recent days. if for his forces have hit hum us, who with these and hezbollah and if those since the beginning of the war, i explained that we're in a battle with the axis of evil wrong. this is the next things to war against the certification of terrorists armies and miss all that around is trying to type them around on next to my speech in front of the congress that took place several days ago. i've mentioned 3 main on solve this axis of evil. come asked the who, the sound has been on the 3 ages. in recent days we have given a blow to each one of them. 3 weeks ago we attacked the chief of staff of from us mohammed df. 2 weeks ago we attacked the who it's easy and one of the furthest attacks of the air force. and yesterday we attacked the chief of staff, hold his block for shaqia cool. most themes and the name of the citizens of israe

it's the latest in his animal series as yasmin rufo reports. of these areas.— is a real problem across all of these areas. ~ ., �* ., , ,, ., these areas. we don't really know because i don't _ these areas. we don't really know because i don't think _ these areas. we don't really know because i don't think he _ these areas. we don't really know because i don't think he ever- these areas. we don't really know| because i don't think he ever really says _ because i don't think he ever really sa s. , ., ., ., ., says. the fish follow a host of animals that _ says. the fish follow a host of animals that have _ says. the fish follow a host of animals that have popped - says. the fish follow a host of animals that have popped up| says. the fish follow a host of - animals that have popped up over the capital. i5 animals that have popped up over the caital. , ., ., �* animals that have popped up over the caital. , . ., �* ~' capital. is it art? i don't think stenson is — capital. is it art? i don't think stenson is art, _ capital. is it art? i don't thi

let's speak to our reporter yasmin rufo who's in the city of london where this new artwork is.een reacting around you? the crowds people been reacting around you? tue: crowds here people been reacting around you? tte: crowds here have people been reacting around you? t"t2 crowds here have been people been reacting around you? tt2 crowds here have been huge. people been reacting around you? t“t2 crowds here have been huge. people started gathering before one o'clock, just on the speculation that it could potentially be a banksy. and ever since he posted it on his social media is people have been turning up and taking pictures, taking pictures of them inside the post box. and this is what is unique about this particular one. whereas the others you're looking at something, here you can actually get involved. you can go inside the sentry box, sit down, and be surrounded by those piranhas. people were speculating on what it could be but we have been speaking to people here and no one seems disappointed that this is what the seventh day images. that this is what the seventh day imaae

our reporter yasmin rufo went to the city of london, where this new artwork is.re one o'clock, just on the speculation that it could potentially be a banksy. eversince that it could potentially be a banksy. ever since he did post it on his social media is people have been turning up taking pictures, taking pictures of them inside the post box. i think that is what is unique about this particular one. where the others are more you are looking at something, here you can actually get involved. you can go inside the sentry box, sit down and be surrounded by those piranhas. people were speculating on what it could be that we have been speaking to people here and no one seems disappointed that this is what the seventh day images. that this is what the seventh day imaaes. , , .,, ., that this is what the seventh day imaaes. , ., images. yesterday's was at risk, in some ways. _ images. yesterday's was at risk, in some ways, wasn't _ images. yesterday's was at risk, in some ways, wasn't it? _ images. yesterday's was at risk, in some ways, wasn't it? there - images. yester

chen yiwen won the women's three metre springboard — great britain's yasmin harper finished fifth, graceals of the day came in the seine. hungary's kristof rasovszky upgraded his silver from the last plympics to a gold in the ten kilometre marathon swim. germany's oliver klemet was two seconds behind, with another hungarian — david betlehem — third. lets move away from the paris olympics for now. as expected, lee carsley has been given the interim head coachjob with england following gareth southgate's resignation last month. he led the u21s to the european championship title last year. he'll be in charge for next month's nations league fixtures against the republic of ireland and finland, but the fa say that he could still be in the role for the october international break as well. here's our senior football news reporter alex howell. we knew this was coming, and it was likely lee carsley was going to be appointed as the england interim head coach, and as you said, in the statement, it does say that it's with a view to those nations league games that are continuing into the autumn. so t

the idea came from three nurses, including yasmin husaini and jane white, who work with child cf patients was really struggling to clear her secretions, so we started using her on the hydro bubble. and within sort of 24 hours of starting on the hydro bubble, she'd managed to clear off all the horrible infection and she was back to her normal bouncy self. meanwhile, back with ivan, and he's leading as normal a life as possible in spite of having to take drugs, nebulisers and undergo physiotherapy every day. the hydro bubble just makes life a little easier. we just fill it up with water, and then he can just carry it around as he's playing with his toys, giving it a blow. we try and do at least ten minutes of blowing, as long as he can, and then some nice big puffs in between, which brings all the mucus off his lungs. so it's far easier, much more fun. the fight against cystic fibrosis goes on, but modern treatments are undoubtedly improving the outlook for those who have it. kevin reide, bbc news. an update on events in ukraine. we havejust had an update on events in ukraine. we have just

yasmin wright, reporter for notice, they were both at tonight's rally basil's michael, strategist and former executive rector of the new york state democratic party. he is now and msnbc political analyst and columbia university professor. also joins us, publisher of the morning take newsletter in minnesota and wcco radio political analyst. you were in the room, what was it like at that rally tonight? >> well the rally was huge, first of all. the harris campaign set 14,000 people fill that arena here in philadelphia. and they were just rockets. this was a campaign where you can feel the energy in the room . people were waving these newly printed signs that say harris-walz and people were also feeling relieved and telling about how happy they were to see some joy back in the party. you have heard of governor walz talk about that. vice president harris, thank you for bringing joy back to our party because these have been a motorist few weeks for democrats so they are really like they are on solid ground here point i should tell you that crowd, it might not have been clear on tv but the c

we start with gabe gutierrez, ken dilanian, keir simmons, and yasmine abdukala. we expect the president to speak soon. in february, the meeting in the oval office where the chancellor said he would consider it. then things began to speed up in march. >> reporter: that's right. we heard from a senior administration official earlier today that said it was after those conversations between president biden and the german chancellor where the german chancellor said, for you i will do this. the president is calling this a feat of diplomacy. we are expecting to hear from the president in a short while. he had been meeting with family members of those involved in this prisoner swap. a short time ago, the white house released a written statement from the president. in it, he said that he is grateful to our allies who stood with us through these tough, complex negotiations. those allies including germany, poland, norway and turkey and slovenia. this is the largest prisoner release since the cold war. officials say in terms of how many countries were involved, this may be t

responding to walz by writing -- >> joining us now, mike memoli and yasmine abdutala.ce could bring up the service again at the campaign stops today. they seem to be focused in on that. it's an echo of the swift voting of john kerry back in 2004. how worried is the harris campaign these attacks could stick? >> reporter: of course, it's important to remember that this was an abbreviated running mate service with an abbreviated vet of all the potential vp candidates. as now tim walz is on the ticket for only just over a week at this point, it's clear there are going to be more comments like this that surface, both from critics of the harris-walz ticket, but also comments of his own will come out through more press coverage as well. as i have been talking to harris advisors as well as people close to governor walz, they say it's important for them to come out quickly and try to address these issues as they surface as quickly and forthrightly as possible. as it relates to walz's service in the national guard, there are two interesting components to this. one is the timing,

. >> quintin, our colleague yasmin vossoughian talked with voters after the convention last night. >> i am committed to continuing to talk about why we need a permanent cease-fire and arms embargo. i'm committed to, you know, trying to do whatever i can to make sure that her team knows that. although i do believe that they do know that, and trying to get them to move on that. and, you know, i'm not going to make a decision tonight. i'm not going to make a decision probably tomorrow. but this is something -- it is a work in progress. >> quintin, what is the campaign doing to move that man to a yes? >> look, we're continuing to make sure that those individuals understand that vice president harris sees them. i think she was very clear on her remarks last night, that she and president biden are both working tirelessly for hostage deal and a cease-fire deal to get that done. that israel has a right to defend itself, that she is committed to making sure that israel is able to do that and at the same time that the suffering in gaza must end and that the people in the -- the palestinian peop

yasmin harper has also said similar.f damage will be replaced because of course they are the most coveted currency here in paris at the moment. currency here in paris at the moment-— currency here in paris at the moment. ., , ., moment. en'oy that penultimate day there of the moment. enjoy that penultimate day there of the olympics. _ moment. enjoy that penultimate day there of the olympics. nice - moment. enjoy that penultimate day there of the olympics. nice to - moment. enjoy that penultimate day there of the olympics. nice to talk. there of the olympics. nice to talk to you. let's speak to basketball journalist mo mooncey ahead of that mouth—watering final this evening in the men's basketball as gold medal favourites usa take on hosts france in a rematch of the 2021 olympic final in tokyo. i guess for france the unenviable task of going up against that star—studded team usa. task of going up against that star-studded team usa. absolutely, but the beauty _ star-studded team usa. absolutely, but the beauty of _ star-st

that is what encouraged yasmin to donate. people who cannot have children, they are not all white.hat there needs to be more awareness and spread so that there is more likelihood of eoc donors. views will differ as to what is the right amount of compensation for people donating their eggs. what is not in doubt is that donors can make a huge difference to people going through facility treatment. studio: thank you for that, ben. now, time for the weather. hello. an unsettled day across the board. low pressure crossing the country and bringing a cloudy breeze. for some of us, a pretty wet day. the rain will clear away. tomorrow looks better. bright and breezy for most of us. this is the area of low pressure pushing and as i speak. there is a wage of warm air coming in with this. it will be mild and maggie this evening and overnight, certainly across england and wales. peppering up for northern ireland and northern england. central england and scotland. and the north—east of scotland will get some brightness. temperatures in the high teens and early 20s. it will be blustery. in tempera

. >> no hay duda que la que mejor lo pasÓ fue yasmin.mo se vive parÍs y lo hemos vivido realmente como si estuviÉsemos allÍ. >> bueno, vamos a ir a la pausa y regresamos con mÁs informaciÓn de los nuestros porque seguimos destacando lo que hicieron los latinoamericanos >> no se puede perder el conde. amor y honor de lunes a viernes a las 19, centro con fernando colunga y ana brenda contreras. estÁ realmente mÁs que emocionante, asÍ que acompÁÑenos de lunes a viernes a travÉs de telemundo y vamos a hacer una recapitulaciÓn de lo mejor en las redes dentro de estos juegos olÍmpicos. >> cÓmo olvidar esta imagen, esta preciosa foto de la gimnasia artÍstica? tÚ fÍjate cÓmo no se le ve la cabeza a la increÍble verdad. >> las fotos que hemos visto en estos juegos olÍmpicos son realmente como dice, hay movimientos que hipnotizan y nada estÁ atleta egipcia estaba embarazada de siete meses, siete meses y estaba compitiendo en esgrima espectacular. >> despuÉs, evidentemente esa emociÓn, una imagen que se convirtiÓ completamente en viral. y este mome

. >> nelson yasmin. thank you so much for joining >> nelson yasmin.o much forjoining us. i look forward to chatting with you again next week. >> nelson. just before we let you go, if people do want to get a handle on your book where can we find it? >> you can find it on amazon. and if it's not at your bookstore, you must demand it. dancing between the raindrops. the hollywood years. >> all right, nelson, good to see you. thank you very much. >> sounds like a cracking story, doesn't it? coming to london, diana, to teach aerobics. >> wow, what a story, man. full of stories. >> that one. anyway, we'll be joined by pub landlord next. isn't best pleased the government's plans to ban welcome back to saturday morning live. >> now this has become one of the biggest stories of the week, hasn't it? the outdoor smoking ban or plans at least to ban smoking outdoors. pub bosses have hit out at sir keir starmer's plan to look at extending the indoor smoking ban to outdoor spaces , saying it to outdoor spaces, saying it could destabilise an industry already under im

monday, august 19 on cnn and streaming on max momentous swing the harris-walz ticket bills at those yasmin with a battleground blitz i will put my record against his everyday of the week as their gop rivals sharpen attacks kamala harris is a chameleon. she's a fake had democrats term momentum boats was back on the trail. >> trump ramps up the campaign with the montana rally as he looks to regain the spotlight from his surgery opponents, john miller harris, you are fired, get out of here. >> had he focused his message and regained the lead and revealed trump campaign documents sent to the media by an anonymous email and what the campaign says was a foreign hack how will this shake up the race? grace inside politics, the best reporting from inside the corridors of power starts now well good morning, to you and welcome to inside politics sunday, i'm pamela brown in for manu raju, vice president kamala harris continues to gain momentum and her bid for the white house with election day just 86 days away, and the democratic national convention just right around the corner new polling out this we

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yasmine, this is your medal. leylochka, this is for you, my dear.s also for you. thank you, thank you, and of course, here are these wonderful bunnies for you as a keepsake, may they bring you good luck, thank you, some cutie, you are cuties, the smallest connoisseurs of art, young connoisseurs of painting, leyla and yasmina magomedova, the best, the best, the most! i can't live without you, the premiere is on monday on the first, our program is dedicated to real friends, my friend, orthos, and dartanan, were you familiar with each other before filming, no, no, no, with your. such dissolute behavior, we even managed not to irritate, on the contrary, to respect us rit terekha, but she was very withdrawn, with ilza lived together for a very long time, we rented one apartment for two, an old house, this is the most romantic memory of our joint work, thanks, probably, to zhana, i passed this casting, we communicated until the end, talked, she told me then, here she is giving birth, and we say, we spent so much time on our career, we need to spend it on

our reporter yasmin rufo went to the city of london, where this new artwork is.le started gathering before one o'clock, just on the speculation that it could potentially be a banksy. and ever since he posted it on his social medias people have been turning up and taking pictures, taking pictures of them inside the post box. and i think that is what is unique about this particular one. whereas the others you're looking at something, here you can actually almost get involved. you can go inside the sentry box, sit down, and be surrounded by those piranhas. people were speculating on what it could be but we have been speaking to people here and no one seems disappointed that this is what the seventh day image is. yesterday's was at risk, in some ways, wasn't it? there was a disagreement with the landlord, thoughts about removing it, and then earlier, as well, we had another piece which was in peckham which had been stolen. it was the picture of a wolf on a satellite dish. his work isn't protected, is it? it's not, no. and when it has been put on private property or u

linked businesses in london. 22 year old jakeem barrington rose, of croydon, a 19 year old igneous yasminsworth, have both been charged with aggravated arson following a counter—terrorism investigation. rose was also charged with possession of an offensive weapon. the metropolitan police believe the offences were carried out on behalf of russia's wagner group . donald russia's wagner group. donald trump has agreed to debate vice president kamala harris. he accepted an offer from fox news for a televised face off on the 4th of september. it's not yet known if the presumptive democratic nominee will agree to take part, although she has previously indicated she is ready. trump says the debate will feature a full arena audience, with kamala . harris audience, with kamala. harris has responded today in a statement accusing the former president of running scared and suggesting he should stick to the debate. he, quote, already committed to on the 10th of september, he agreed to do two debates with president biden, but unfortunately , president but unfortunately, president biden didn't have the a

linked businesses in london. 22 year old jakeem barrington rose, of croydon, a 19 year old igneous yasminndsworth, have both been charged with aggravated arson following a counter—terrorism investigation. rose was also charged with possession of an offensive weapon. the metropolitan police believe the offences were carried out on behalf of russia's wagner group . donald russia's wagner group. donald trump has agreed to debate vice president kamala harris. he accepted an offer from fox news for a televised face off on the 4th of september. it's not yet known if the presumptive democratic nominee will agree to take part, although she has previously indicated she is ready. trump says the debate will feature a full arena audience, with kamala . harris audience, with kamala. harris has responded today in a statement accusing the former president of running scared and suggesting he should stick to the debate. he, quote, already committed to on the 10th of september, he agreed to do two debates with president biden, but unfortunately , president but unfortunately, president biden didn't have the

it's what encouraged yasmin to donate her eggs.have a donor egg from a race that would not relate to them and would not look like them. and it's difficult to raise a child in that context. and ifeel for them. and ifeel the need to be more awareness and spread so there is more likely hood of pse donors. we'd like to hear from you this morning. have you donated your eggs in the past? would the increase in compensation make you more likely to? get in touch in the usual ways — the details are on your screen now. obviously this is a very personal matter, so don't feel obliged to give your name, but we would love to hear from you. we will go through some of those later this morning. it would be fascinating to hear what people think. thank you. still to come on breakfast... as excitement builds for the olympic bouldering finals later this week, we're at a climbing centre in stockport to find out more about the sport, how it's judged and how you can give it a go yourself. i'v e i've seen it a few times. it's a fascinating sport to watch. s

then you've got european space agency astronauts, yasmin moghbeli and andreas mogensen, and then you'veebody from the japan aerospace exploration agency and a russian cosmonaut as well. oh there you go. so quite a mix. >> it's a good well, it's the isthe was all meant to be very good for world peace . good for world peace. >> so if it's worked on that i don't know whether it works when, when they get back on the ground. apparently no. and apparently there are tensions sometimes, caused by just different nationalities, on the space station, but they're going to have to get along for a bit longer, aren't they? >> certainly are. right let's see what the weather's like closer to home. should we? here's alex burkill . here's alex burkill. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> good morning. coming to you from the met office. here's your latest gb news. weather update. yes, there is going to be some hotter, sunnier weather to come tomorrow, but for many today it is a bit cloudy and it is a bit damp. first thing. we have quite a bit of cloud across many

no, the housekeeper, uzbek, yasmin, i helped her brother from work, he was fixing my roof, why not?let's go. we will dance around, we have been looking for each other all our lives, one two three, one two three, one, what can i ask now, do you really think that nikita could poison his mother? nikita, what are you saying, well no, of course not, why did you testify against him, i didn't do anything against him gave no testimony, well i just said that he... oil as a child, he was a kormadim, he wanted to command a small bird, he wanted to go to the hospital , he wanted to go, he wanted to go, he wanted to eat, he wanted to eat, he wanted to eat, he wanted to eat, he wanted to eat, he wanted to eat , he wanted to eat, he wanted to eat, he wanted to eat, he wanted to eat, he wanted to eat, he wanted to eat, like all men. nikita, when he was little, brought home a bird, well, a sparrow or something, we took it to the veterinarian, they met there, and then she opened a private veterinary clinic for him, and what did he do with it? other bastards were different, very greedy, i myself am no

linked businesses in london. 22 year old jacob barrington rose, of croydon and 19 year old eugenius yasmin wandsworth, have both been charged with aggravated arson following a counter—terrorism investigation. rose was also charged with possession of an offensive weapon. the met police believe the offences were carried out on behalf of russia's wagner group. donald trump has agreed to debate vp kamala harris. he accepted an offer from fox news for a televised face off on september 4th. it's not yet known if the presumptive democratic nominee will agree to take part, although she's previously indicated that she is ready. trump says the debate will feature a full arena audience. errol malkovitch , spokesperson errol malkovitch, spokesperson for republicans overseas, told us trump's annoyed and he's calling the shots . calling the shots. >> he agreed to do two debates with president biden, but unfortunately, president biden didn't have the ability to go the length, the full length of the length, the full length of the distance. and he donald trump feels a little bit cheated that he has spent a

linked businesses in london. 22 year old jacqui barrington rose, of croydon and 19 year old eugenius yasmineen charged with aggravated arson. rose was also charged with possession of an offensive weapon. the met police believe the offences were carried out on behalf of russia's wagner group . behalf of russia's wagner group. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm ray addison more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> thank you very much. i just want to read one comment out quickly. i'm going to get some more of your messages. so please do them. i'll tell you how to in a minute. this is from paul. good afternoon paul. thank you for getting in touch. paul says a multi—racial country is doable. a multicultural country is not very interesting point. let me know if you agree with that one. and this is how you do it. it's very simple, any other stories? we're discussing today as well if you want to have a chat, basically just visit gbne

yasmin, what can you tell us about what is planned, and was her response helpful, the second one especially yasmeen, as well. we'll get back to you. we'll figure that out. symone, can i -- oh, we got her back yasmeen, start again first of all, can i have yasmeen? the second response, does that manage does that help in terms of why these protesters are there and what they need to hear, what they want to hear, and what they're hoping for >> i think the second response is certainly more encouraging than how many protesters reacted to her initial response in michigan but what they say is that they are doing this because they are, in many cases, open to vice president harris in a way they were not open to president biden, but that rhetoric and empathizing with palestinian suffering is not enough for them they want to see her have a real change in policy the protests, i think, are as much about protesting the war in gaza, protesting the u.s. support of israel's war there, as much as it is about trying to apply pressure to vice president harris to meet some of the demands a number of these groups