that was anthony king, professor of for studies at the university of work. speaking to me earlier, we can go to sports now and there has been a big upset at the men's basketball worlds comp. in the philippines. germany have stones, the usa, winning 11321112 reach their 1st world comp final trans. wagner loved the way for germany. the orlando magic guards 22 points, made a huge contribution to his sides. when to germany now play serbia and sundays final and i've already bettered their previous fast a 3rd place in 2002. the usa missed the final for the 2nd tournament in a row. right after that, when i asked former germany coach henry rudo what it all means. it's unbelievable. a great feeling for all in germany. it's historic moment for us. we've never been to the world cup finals, so a great day for german basketball for sure. yeah, i mean, usa, we're obviously be heavy favorites. how did germany come up with this when while they have not lost the all tournament? uh, they have a very good team. they've been together for a long time. they have a bunch of very g

anthony king, thank you so much for taking the time to talk with us. we really appreciate it. thank you. well, it is often described as natives, achilles heel, a strip of sparsely populated, land stretching some 65 kilometers on the border between the native states, poland and lithuania. this a walkie gap is a challenge for nato to defend. the strip connects the russian x clay of clinton grad with bella ruse, and a freshman, bella, ruth, wherever, to invade, enclosed back up. nato members. lithuania, lot via and estonia would be cut off from allies to the self. w as terry shoulds travel through this walking gap with the british nato troops on exercise. these nato troops based in poland are moving through what the alliance considers, perhaps, is most vulnerable area. a land court or nick named this lucky gap. it's located between 2 nato allies, poland and lithuania, but also between russia and developers. this is cause for concern because it's the only way for nato to reach its baltic state allies by land. there is any way, one way to get to latvia and that is alt through lithu

we also anthony king, professor boss database of the unit at the university of florida. i might not go as far as i changed the whole course of the world, but i think it's a deep, clean, potent and significant fact. i know many people who've already deployed it. i'm, i think this is slightly different way of viewing it, but the reality is the 21st century of states. most few powers rely on private companies of safety. private tech companies, commercial tech companies dying to and digital companies. to provide them with key capabilities, communications capabilities, data capabilities, the computer processing capabilities, which they certainly talk through without. and just to compare that no russian military has been equally dependent upon a probably got a private organization name the goal and evolved. there was a very different organizations, brutal kind of medieval most from your organization, but not both sides have been increasingly dependent for the actual war fight and capability on private companies. and the fact is, once they've bought companies all the, you know,

anthony king, thank you so much for taking the time to talk with us. we really appreciate it. thank you. now it is often described as nato's a. q. is hill a strip of sparsely populated land stretching some 65 kilometers on the border between nato states. poland. and what's the way now? it's a walk in gap represents a challenge for nato to defend the strip connex, the russian x clay of cool women grad with beller roofs. and if russia and bella roost were ever to invade and close that gap, nato members, lithuanian lafayette, and it's a stony o, would then be cut off from allies to the self. so dw is, terri schultz has traveled through this walk. you got with the british nato troops on exercise. these nato troops based in poland, are moving through what the alliance considers, perhaps, is most vulnerable area, a land core, and or nicknamed the lucky gap. it's located between 2 nato allies, poland and lithuania, but also between russia and developers. this is cause for concern because it's the only way for nato to reach its baltic state allies by land. there is any way, one way to

we heard there from a community member, anthony king, chairman of the project up in combat youth violence arrive at that vigil later this evening. we have been hearing from committee members, from activists, who have been trying to make croydon a safer place, speaking about this latest incident, and we can now see those live pictures of members of the family arriving at this vigil in south london, as the community tries to come to terms with what happened when a 15—year—old student was killed, elianne andam, the 15th victim of homicide in london this yearfor victim of homicide in london this year for stubbs victim of homicide in london this yearfor stubbs she was victim of homicide in london this year for stubbs she was fatally stabbed on her way to school in croydon in south london. those are the scenes from croydon, where her family is arriving at the vigil. many people as a ring, flowers in hand, to patronage to this young girl, her life cut short so fast —— pay tribute to this young girl. you're watching bbc news. stay with us. hello there. much of the sunshine we got to see today was

king on the 23rd. and one of our cac members anthony said there was a lot scheduled at the same time at this same location so it could be crowded sdpt tjpa staff plan accordingly. and ana harvey the work plan update. eric shotmy are asked whether tjpa, rm3 funding request would be affected by the mtc rating of the project. in asking this question demonstrated a thorough understanding of the funding process and i will [inaudible]. i asked about the relocation process planning. and my take away from that was that that process endeavour is more intensive then and there i imagined press intensive than i would have imagined. facilitying prescriptions and natasha patterson asked about transit commercial sxruns new ups of rental space. the other brian shaw and eric made observations on street scape surrounding the center. there has been changes in just what is open expect not. but they want to know they made observations. >> other than public ment and i review general public ment and review request for upcoming meeting topics, that was it for this month. >> thank you, chair larkin. comments. >> i look forward to

became a collaboration between steklex, namely the king, the monkeys were directed by the director of the hunting season and family of monsters. anthonyosing of the 22nd new york asian film festival no longer flies. swimming is one of the most important skills in a person’s life, because we constantly communicate with a free environment and the ability to behave in this environment is vital for any swimming person. not only as a sport, it is, well, beautifully interesting, but also as a way of self-development and self-improvement, it is considered, well, probably the most ideal, because swimming is the least traumatic sport, it is very difficult to get injured in it, but swimming has a positive effect on the body it is colossal, that is, the development of the respiratory system. the cardiovascular system of the muscular system occurs very harmoniously and without overload. the age of learning to swim , namely swimming, not mastering the water, namely swimming begins at 7 years, plus or minus, well , more than 7-8 years. this is the optimal motor for starting swimming lessons. swimming babies. well, it can be said that swimming, but

kings of the road in our citroen, two horse power classic. no power steering? ♪ ♪ >> you're kidding. >> anthonyr. we're going back in time a bit, to the area where daniel grew up, where life was very different from new york. were you the misfit of the family, rebellious or -- >> anthony: i was quite rebellious. my parents were talking to me about the idea of taking over the farm. as the oldest son, that would have been the logical thing. >> anthony: right. the farmer's life was not for you. >> daniel: no. >> anthony: he grew up in a true farm family. you milk the cows, tended the animals. daniel claims he never even saw processed food until he was a teenager. [car stuttering] [car honking] [laughter] a brief respite by the side of the road and some passersby are apparently less appreciative of fine automobiles than we are. a short consultation with an automotive professional and we are back on the road, back in this case to school. this was daniel's old elementary school in a nearby town. of san pierre de san cher. i'm automatically taken back to memories of my own school days. the smell of cau

became a collaboration in steklex, and it was the king of the monkeys that was directed by the director of hunting season and family of monsters. anthony twenty -second new york festival, eat, you wait. i'll come running to you eastern white smoke on the river world fog. okay, the two of us are like white smoke until the morning until the morning, on the river bank , oh, you are a burning color and fog, happily death to health. by the way, on the calendar, friday september 22 and exactly 100 days until the end of 2023. i think it's good to count the days until the new year for those who are driving in the warmth, you only occasionally run out into the street. in general, to be honest, i am against the cold and such news. that's right sometimes. well, they're not happy at all. well, here i don’t agree with you, because there is where i agree, something so magical. of the minuses, of course, it’s definitely cold. well , we assume the disappearance of winter, the amount of carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere has reached a record of 36.8 gigantons, which , by the way, only accelerates the approach of global warming. after this new

chief anthony matta sent a training bulletin to the whole department writing in bold, "cruising is not the same as a sideshow." if you're not familiar, san jose, specifically the area of story and king, was the capital of lowrider culture. critics say it was a racist and discriminatory policy that targeted latinos and was also very broad. it allowed police to stop and search anyone driving a lowrider in 1977. councilman peter ortiz, who represents the east side, says lowriders are about culture, community, and family bonding. >> it's very much a bonding experience between our phat efforts, our grandfathers, our uncles and our younger generation, and it's something that we can pass on that's positive, right, something that we can celebrate as a community, and it's a great way to showcase to the entire city and to the state that we're proud of our culture. >> today the city will host the lowrider event, lowrider day at city hall, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. >>> a battle between northern and southern california, the giants take on the san diego padres. a fight for the postseason. the giants beat the padres last night, but will they hold their win tonight? how to watch is up next. >>> a

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king on the 23rd. and one of our cac members anthony said there was a lot scheduled at the same time at this same location could be crowded sdpt tjpa staff plan accordingly. and ana harvey the work plan update. eric shotmy are asked whether tjpa, rm3 funding request would be affected by the mtc rating of the project. in asking this question demonstrated a thorough understanding of the funding process and i will [inaudible]. i asked about the relocation process planning. and my take away from that was that that process endeavour is more intensive then and there i imagined press intensive than i would have imagined. facilitying prescriptions and natasha patterson asked about transit commercial sxruns new ups of rental space. the other brian shaw and eric made observations on street scape surrounding the center. there has been changes in just what is open expect not. but they want to know they made observations. >> other than public ment and i review general public ment and review request for upcoming meeting topics, that was it for this month. >> thank you, chair larkin. comments. >> i look forward to seein

intersection of 4th and king walk sf and residents are pushing for city leaders to fix what they say are deadly intersections for pedestrians. former officer turned serial killer anthonyas died of natural causes at san quentin state prison. the 79 year-old was convicted and sentenced to death back in 1986. for the brutal shooting and beating murders of 5 women and a man during a six-month period back in 1983, the california department of corrections says that he died on friday. sully was born in san francisco group in millbrae where he served on the police force there from 1967. to 1974. >> it's 6.35, a former attorney for the city of santa clara has filed a lawsuit claiming the city fired him over a hush agreement with owners of the san francisco forty-niners. brian doyle says that he was fired in retaliation for whistleblowing in the forty-niners 5 scandal in which 5 city council members are accused of having unethical relationships with management. a management on the niners. the suit claims the doyle was fired in a deal to make team friendly decisions in exchange for millions in campaign support for the local council members. doyle says this decision came after he

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intersection of 4th and king walk sf and residents have been pushing for city leaders to fix what they say are deadly intersections for pedestrians. former police officer turned serial killer. anthonyof natural causes at san quentin state prison. the 79 year-old was convicted and sentenced to death. back in 1986. for the brutal shooting and beating murders of 5 women and one man during a six-month period back in 1983, the california department of corrections says he died on friday. sully served on the millbrae police force from 1967. to 1974. >> is a 34 in the south bay, a former attorney for the city of santa clara has filed a lawsuit claiming the city fired him over a hush agreement with owners of the san francisco forty-niners brian doyle says that he was fired in retaliation for whistleblowing in the forty-niners 5 scandal. that was a situation where 5 city council members were accused of having an ethical relationships with management of the forty-niners. the suit claims that doyle was or fired in a deal to make team friendly decisions in exchange for millions in campaign support for the council members. doyle says the decision came after he refused to participate in a closed

intersection of 4th and king walk sf and residents have been pushing for city leaders to fix what they say are deadly intersections for pedestrians. former police officer turned serial killer anthonyf natural causes at san quentin state prison. the 79 year-old was convicted and sentenced to death back in 1986. for the brutal shooting and beating murders of 5 women and a man during a six-month period in 1983, the california department of corrections says he died on friday. sully served on the millbrae police force from 1967. to 1974. >> a former attorney for the city of santa clara has filed a lawsuit claiming the city fired him over a hush agreement with the owners of the san francisco forty-niners brian doyle says he was fired in retaliation for whistleblowing in the forty-niners 5 scandal. that's where 5 city council members are accused of having an ethical relationships with management of the forty-niners. the lawsuit says that doyle was fired in a deal to make team friendly decisions in exchange for millions of dollars in campaign support for the council members. doyle says this decision came after he refused to participate in a closed session meeting over legal concerns durin

4th and king walk sf and residents have been continuously pushing city leaders to fix what they say are deadly intersections for pedestrians. well, former police officer turned serial killer. anthonyly has died now natural causes at san quentin state prison. 79 year-old was convicted and sentenced to death. back in 1986. for the brutal shooting and beating murders of 5 women and one man during a six-month period back in 1983. the california department of corrections says that he died on friday. so they served him millbrae police force from 1967. to 74. >> its 9.34 a former attorney for the city of santa clara has filed a lawsuit claiming the city fired him over a hush agreement with the owners of the san francisco forty-niners. brian doyle says that he was fired in retaliation for whistleblowing in the forty-niners 5 scandal. that's where 5 city council members rare accused of having an ethical relationships with the management of the forty-niners in the suit. doyle says that he was fired in a deal to make team friendly decisions in exchange for millions in campaign support for the council members. doyle says this decision came after he refused to participate in a closed door sess

4th and king walk sf and residents are pushing continuously for city leaders to fix what they say are deadly intersections for pedestrians. well, former police officer turned serial killer. anthony died of natural causes at san quentin state prison. the 79 year-old was convicted and sentenced to death in the 1986. brutal shooting and beatings of 5 women and one man during a six-month period in the early 80's, the california department of corrections says he died on friday. so he served on the millbrae police force from 1967. to 1974. >> it's 10, 35 and a former attorney for the city of santa clara has filed a lawsuit claiming the city fired him over a hush agreement with the owners of the san francisco forty-niners. brian doyle says that he was fired in retaliation for whistleblowing in the forty-niners 5 scandal. that's where 5 city council members were accused of having an ethical relationships with management of the niners. the suit says the doyle was fired in a deal to make team friendly decisions in exchange for millions in campaign support for the council members. doyle says the decision came after he refused to participate in a closed door session over legal concerns duri

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on king charles's first yearin verdict on king charles's first year in charge .7 my mark meets year in charge? my mark meets guest live in the studio is anthony worrall thompson talking about the highs and lows of life in the spotlight and giving his unfiltered views on modern cookery shows and self proclaimed celebrity chefs . and proclaimed celebrity chefs. and it might take a ten. the cold war between phillip schofield and holly willoughby is hotting up . i'll be dealing with these up. i'll be dealing with these privileged prima donnas in no uncertain terms. you won't want to miss that. it's at. uncertain terms. you won't want to miss that. it's at . 10:00 to miss that. it's at. 10:00 happy friday one and all the weekend starts here. two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. lots to get through. i'll see you after the news headlines with ray addison i >> -- >> thanks, mark. good evening. our top stories tonight, the met police has confirmed a sighting of escaped prisoner daniel califf . he was last seen leaving califf. he was last seen leaving a lorry near wandsworth roundabout and walking towards the town centre . they t

on king charles's first yearin verdict on king charles's first year in charge .7 my mark meets year in charge? my mark meets guest live in the studio is anthony worrall thompson talking about the highs and lows of life in the spotlight and giving his unfiltered views on modern cookery shows and self proclaimed celebrity chefs . and proclaimed celebrity chefs. and it might take a ten. the cold war between phillip schofield and holly willoughby is hotting up . i'll be dealing with these up. i'll be dealing with these privileged prima donnas in no uncertain terms. you won't want to miss that. it's at. uncertain terms. you won't want to miss that. it's at . 10:00 to miss that. it's at. 10:00 happy friday one and all the weekend starts here. two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. lots to get through. i'll see you after the news headlines with ray addison i >> -- >> thanks, mark. good evening. our top stories tonight, the met police has confirmed a sighting of escaped prisoner daniel califf . he was last seen leaving califf. he was last seen leaving a lorry near wandsworth roundabout and walking towards the town centre . they t