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and haven't started in georgia ort carolinas. so we're going to continue to watch this tomorrow and through the t weekend. hurricane warning, this is rare. we're seeing it coast to coast. where you see the red that, is your hurricane warning. the warnings stretch through the carolinas. heavy rain falling. some spots hearing the wind howl with the dark excuse. not really knowing what damage wast caused yesterday. so 66 mile-per-hour wind gusts in daytona beach right now. up to 35 in orlando. and flood threat as well. flash flood warnings as well. back to you. >> back to jose, sorry. just amazing. thank you. just amazing the amount of water that this storm brought and continues to bring. we're just finishing the rainy season in floor. it's unbelievable the amount of rain that this storm is bringing to tflorida. the storm is heading over there as a cat 1.as i he keep thinking about the large puerto rican community that is in the orlando area. that actually moved to that area fivey years ago after hurrican maria slammed into puerto r

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we have re orts the nationalists. we have reports of _ the nationalists.eports of them being i the nationalists. we have i reports of them being upset. it was done with nationalist leadership agreeing to the swap because they wanted their people back as well and also they are loyal to president putin. so the political leadership there, they say that they supported this because president putin clearly wanted victor back and he is an individual who is a ukrainian programme into the extreme politician, was somebody who, i believe ukrainian intelligence has indicated is not western, the russians were holding as a potential replacement for the government, for president zelensky. so he was important to putin because he is a veteran spy and you do not leave your spies behind. it is shocking, frankly, or surprising, i would say that this swap included so many individuals, first of all the number and then you said, from the azov brigade and others we may not have expected the russians to swap. several foreigners as well who had been captured in the donetsk area. pr

the re ort xinjiang to contain china. the report calls — xinjiang to contain china.shful thinking. so too perhaps is the suggestion that global corporations examine their supply chains. these are important findings but the big question is, what next? john sudworth, bbc news. the rmt union has announced two more days of strike action this month. workers from network rail and 14 train operators will walk out on 15th and 17th september, as part of their dispute over pay and conditions. our transport correspondent katy austin is at king's cross station in london. what is the latest? if these both go ahead, members of the rmt union in roles ranging from train guards to signallers will have walked out on eight days within about three months, and the 15th of september also coincides with a large strike by train drivers in the aslef union at 12 operators, so it could potentially be the most disruptive strike day yet although it is far too early to say yet exactly what the timetables will look like. network rail and the organisation that represents the train companies say the

yesterday were pro-russian, let's say there is the same tv channel, e.e., inter, which was once officially ortncert, the state had 30% of the shares, it was still a folder. well, but now i want to say that there is one exception in the marathon this is a public broadcaster, the public broadcaster is financed from the state budget, it has an independent governing body, and here we are talking about something even more, that is, it is about some other qualification, or does the public broadcaster actually have to support this one political censorship, because simply participating in this situation, for me, this is an open question, because the managers of the public broadcaster teach so obviously that this whole reform rested in the hands of the public broadcaster . really started publishing very good content and it was before the war, if we remember, he always led the objectivity ratings. unfortunately, this is not the case anymore, and it is very unfortunate that the state spent a huge amount of money, which is tax on reforms, and is still spending a huge amount of money for this tv channel, b

you can't have huge great cumulus clouds over the spaceport. huge great cumulus clouds over the sace ort , spaceport. fingers crossed. yes, fia . is spaceport. fingers crossed. yes, figgis cross. _ spaceport. fingers crossed. yes, figgis cross. i — spaceport. fingers crossed. yes, figgis cross, i am _ spaceport. fingers crossed. yes, figgis cross, i am sure _ spaceport. fingers crossed. yes, figgis cross, i am sure you - spaceport. fingers crossed. yes, figgis cross, i am sure you will l spaceport. fingers crossed. yes, | figgis cross, i am sure you will be very grateful if it does launch, otherwise you will be up against tomorrow morning. in terms of what this event is designed to achieve, though, it is qualitatively different, isn't it, from what the objective was back in the late 1960s when man first stepped foot on the moon? in when man first stepped foot on the moon? , . , . , ., moon? in december we will celebrate aollo 17, moon? in december we will celebrate apollo 17. the — moon? in december we will celebrate apollo 17. the very — moon? in december we will celebrate apollo 17, th

as we were watching that re ort, government? as we were watching that report.helle donelan _ government? as we were watching that report, michelle donelan left— report, michelle donelan left downing street and she confirmed that she is the new culture secretary. a handful of other appointments in the last half an hour, chloe smith is the secretary of state for work and pensions, and read rebellion is the transport secretary, kit malthouse the education secretary for england. kemi badenoch, it was a leadership contender, she will be the international trade secretary. let's examine the cabinet and how it looks at this stage and it appears pretty much complete now, and it has to be because there is a meeting taking place first thing tomorrow morning. there has been a purge of the rishi sunak supporters, prominent supporters of him do not feature round the top table. this is still a work in progress and the lower ranks of the government are still to be filled in and i'm sure they will be some who backed rishi sunak who are appointed at that level. one other point w

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reggie: the king and queen consort will be ort at 6:30. you can watch it wherever you stream. today is the deadline for former president trump to sso thocents ceased last month. it has been ruled a special master should go through those documents first. the doj said they need to see them now. reggie: president biden will update the nation on his ambitious role to cut cancer cases by 50% in the next 25 years. part of the plan includes increasing cancer screenings, addressing environmental exposure and bringing cutting-edge research together to find a cure. kumasi: yesterday marked 21 years since the 9/11 attacks. the names of relatives were red. -- read. [reading names] kumasi: the ceremony included moments of silence including when it collapsed. >> i along with countless other children who lost children missed out on memories, moments, contributions. the permanent absence of my father is just as palpable as it ever was. kumasi: vice president kamala harris and the first gentleman attended yesterday. first lady jill biden spoke at the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylv

it's a very difficult re ort of london? it's a very difficult report for— of london?iq khan, - of london? it's a very difficult report for sadiq khan, the i of london? it's a very difficult i report for sadiq khan, the mayor of london. he does say the author of the report, said tom winsor, the former chief inspector of constabulary, is clearly biased because he's expressed support for dame cressida dick in the past and has some affiliations with the conservative party, but there's no getting away from the findings of the report, which suggest that in the report, which suggest that in the build—up to dame cressida dick's forcing, being stepping aside, she didn't actually resign, it emerges, until she was essentially forced to, that the mare's office's behaviour had been unjustifiably political, that some of his actions had been wholly arbitrary, there was no justification for the mare's conduct. sirtom justification for the mare's conduct. sir tom winsor says he had not followed the process laid down tjy not followed the process laid down by parliament for getting rid

the prime minister wants the eu to lift sanctions against russia by the end of the year, a orting to pro-government newspaper. -- according to a pro-government newspaper. he has been critical of sanctions, claiming they are only damaging its economy. germany's parliament has been debating stepping military support for ukraine. the discussion exposed >> in the governing coalition. they favor more military assistance but central left chancellor insist germany should keep in step with nato allies. no nato member has yet supplied ukraine with battle tanks. the former pakistani prime minister has appeared in court. he apologized for his outburst against a female judge during a rally last month, which was interpreted as a threat to the judiciary. apology may allow him to stay out of prison and avoid contempt charges. a u.n. backcourt in cambodia has upheld a genocide conviction against the last surviving leader of the regime. he was jailed for life over the mass killings of ethnic minority vietnamese. about 2 million people were killed during the rule in the 1970's. there is growing intern

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it started with re orts thank them. it started with reports of _ thank them.started with reports of uzi parties in - reports of uzi parties in downing street during lockdown. the prime minister pretended that he — the prime minister pretended that he had been assured there were _ that he had been assured there were no— that he had been assured there were no parties. now it turns out he — were no parties. now it turns out he was _ were no parties. now it turns out he was at the parties all along — out he was at the parties all along. cannot prime minister see why— along. cannot prime minister see why the british public think— see why the british public think he is lying his teeth? things— think he is lying his teeth? things were going from bad to worse with the prime minister. it was then reported that in april 2021, it was then reported that in april2021, on it was then reported that in april 2021, on the eve of the funeral of the duke of edinburgh, had been two parties in number ten that had lasted into the small hours. mas into the small hours. was havinu in

there is ort things i know as i said that you could be doing but you want a better opportunity to exploret is possible in life and so as i said, don't let anyone tell you what you can do, what you can't do, because you can do anything you want and this program is proof of that and i want to they -thank you again for your support and enjoyment during the summer and thank you cheryl davis and nico and others who helped facilitate this program. [applause] >> thank you so much mayor breed. i remember when she started this program years ago, she changed my life and countless other lives so please give it up again for our hero our fearless leader, mayor breed. thank you. [applause] so, next up we have a presentation from the criminal justice cohort, known as the young defenders. give it up for the young defenders. please come up and show us what you have been doing all summer. we are so proud of you guys. >> good morning everyone. i didn't hear you. good morning everyone. >> good morning. >> how are you doing today? good. great. so thank you guys so much for coming out here today. distinguish g

stripes marked the military merits of soldiers in the first world war and the great patriotic war on the ortt glory of three degrees, but since 2005, on the eve of victory day, the country has been united by the all-russian action, the st. george ribbon. not just a symbol of victory - it's a symbol. ah. the unity of our entire history, yes, which run like a thread. eh, through the entire era of our country, yes, the last 23 years there. margarita proudly describes her a personal collection exhibits for her the girl collected over the years a selection of st. george ribbons has long become part of the interior in every ribbon every ribbon that i have it has its own story, for example, this ribbon, i received at the action at my first action immortal regiment this one tape. i got at the victory parade when i took part, as a volunteer, for the first time , rita tried on the role of a victory volunteer since 2015 and the cops never left her again. we distribute absolutely free of charge to everyone and in the last years. it fits more anyway, even asks more for himself, someone asks for his class

i really liked your analogy of the three bridges to talk about the context of decision making ort decision making in the context of uncertainties. can you talk a little bit about the three bridges analogy. paul: i guess -- let's suppose you have a certain disorder and you want to try a therapy that's well tested. that you know that it's well tested and so if you're willing then to walk over that bridge and it's well tested and a sturdy bridge, you're good. then you know you're invariably new and new biological and now do you want to do that and to the degree you want to do that is that you're being chased by a lion. if you're being chased by a lion and the first person to do a humann to human heart transplant said that and a man named lewis was in desperate need of a heart and willing to be the first person to receive a human heart to heart transplant because the decision is easier in that case and the 4,000 people waiting for a heart transplant today and 1300 of them will die waiting and you don't know if you're one of the 1300 and do you want to be one of theg first or the fit to try a p

resilient people that had to rise up in support of one another to educate each ort and fight for access for resources they need and deserve. a moment in history where a federal public health response fails a community causing them unnecessary emotional mental and physical harm. no, i'm not talking about chronically hiv policy from the earliest day when the federal government resisted addressing the onset of aids in our country. i reference this very moment in the nation history when all is a lack of urgency during a public health crisis impacting transgender men and non binary folks within the country. how did woe get to this moment? this history of the u.s. government and our action on hiv aids from the past offers important lessens concerning the limits and possibilities of u.s. public health policy and health care delivery. the last few years should have taught us valuable lessens on how to intentionally and equitably scale up testing, community awareness, vaccination, and how coordinated harm reduction messaging can help prevent the spread of disease. but here we are months after ri

this very international ort order is being shredded before our eyes.tin to get away with it. defending ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity is about much more than standing up for one nation's right to choose its only path. fundamental as that right is. it is also about protecting an international order where no nation can redraw the borders of another by force. if we fail to defend this principle, we send a message to aggressors everywhere, they could ignore it too. we put every country at risk. we open the door to a less secure, a less peaceful world. we see what that world looks like in the parts of ukraine controlled by russian forces. wherever the russian tide recedes, we discover the horror left in its wake. i had a window in that when i traveled to irpin when they gathered evidence of war crimes committed there. i saw up close the gaping holes left in residential buildings by russian shelling. indiscriminate at best. intentionally at worst. as we assemble here. ukraine and international investigators continue to ex hume bodies outside

the department for trans-ort response to this?ansport said they are urging unions to work with the rail company is not against them as they put it to agree a resolution, and they said they wanted them to reconsider what they wanted them to reconsider what they call this divisive action, by which they are referring to this series of trikes that have been going on sincejune in the dispute over pay, jobs and working conditions. we have had a series of strikes over the summer months, 40,000 or so rail workers injobs across the industry, drivers, signalling staff, guards. the bad news is three more strikes on the way in early october, these are the ones that were called off during the period of mourning after the death of queen elizabeth ii, so now we have more strike dates for october the 1st, the fifth and the eighth, and they are likely to disrupt the conservative party conference and the london marathon. the new dates have been criticised by the government. the union has hit back criticising the chancellor for outlining plans to br

orting drugs off the carpets of the hotels he was staying in. why would the number three person in the embassy be sitting next to him if not to get access to his father? >> trace: what were they looking for? this whole concept of joe biden saying i never had any conversations with my son about any of his business dealings has now been proven false. >> repeatedly debunked. >> trace: yet the media hasn't picked this up as a major story. >> there is clearly unanswered questions about what president biden's involvement was with his son and with china and the businesses. we know that in the laptop he is referred to as the big guy. we know that many, many entities, russia and china and mexico, romania all went to hunter because they wanted access to his father. what access was ultimately granted remains an open question. >> trace: we jump ahead three years. 2014 his uncle jack reaches out to hunter to help him get a business license for a telemedicine business in china. time pressure is tight plus we don't have one, meaning the license has caused a sl

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strikes me about this case is not just the corruption but the introspection that it's caused in some ortd commentary about the fact that brett favre should be being covered with the same relentlessness that jameis winston got when he sold $32 worth of crab legs, that brett favre should be treated with much more hostility than michael vick or colin kaepernick were. how do you think these sports media has handled covering this brett favre story, given the depth and breadth of the crime he's allegedly involved in? >> well, jason, i'm going to start with this, depending on how all this turns occupant, it's going to make me decide whether or not to burn my brett favre t-shirt. and i bring that up because being a member of the media, i can speak for all of us. brett favre was a delight to talk to, he really was. that's part of the problem here. he was such a likable person. not so much on the field when he was throwing interceptions and the other things, but for 20 years, he was a great player. should have nothing to do with this and the fact he was a very cooperative player with us, so yes, t

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however neither king charles ort rest of the royal family will have to pay any inheritance tax on anyo mention the assets king charles has now passed down to prince william. joining me now, lecture and media at lancaster university and author of running the family firm, laura clancy, and news week chief royal correspondent and co-host of the royal report podcast, jack royston. laura, i think when you talk about an estate worth $28 billion, that is eye-popping, you have writ a whole book about the monarchy and how it makes its money and how it uses its money and how it conceals its money, i'm hoping you can give us a primer on it quickly. >> a primer on it, quite a bit, and looking at the official activities of the royal family, it comes from the estate, paying to the monarchy, and there is also the london property and the duke and duchess of cornwall, and the duke of wales. and personal wealth included. >> sow said it's basically a smoke screen to hide inequality. how does that work? >> so i think it is really interesting in the report, you will see, in the annual finance documents, t

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challenge now, though is how the clubs harness the support. irate though is how the clubs harness the su ort just throwing money at l support. we need to manage the | growth. just throwing money at it isn't going — growth. just throwing money at it isn't going to do it. it needs to be developmentally managed. so what we don't want _ developmentally managed. so what we don't want is to go up really quickly— don't want is to go up really quickly and then burst and come down again _ quickly and then burst and come down again we _ quickly and then burst and come down again. we want to go up carefully and steadily, so i'm really optimistic with it we can do that. while _ optimistic with it we can do that. while the — optimistic with it we can do that. while the launch of the wsl's new season has been impacted by postponements, it is hoped that fans new and old turn out for what should be a special weekend, albeit later than planned. jo currie, bbc news. let's return now to our coverage of the queen's death, and bring you up to date with the latest on what will be happening over the weekend. tomor