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time has expired, kirill's answer, london bridge, incorrect, bet, thank you. g answers, bet 2,000 and alexander overin, a journalist from moscow wins the second game in a row, well, gentlemen, i think you are interested to know, after all , the speech is the stanford bridge, now this is the name of the famous football stadium, although this is a coincidence, chelsea stadium is named after one of the bridges in london, and the battle took place at the bridge, which is not far from york. well, kiril, roman, thank you very much for the game, alexander, in our next game you will again play at the central gaming table, dear friends, thank you very much for your attention. all the best, see you, bye. israel missed the gas sector and the first trucks with humanitarian aid from egypt, but now the crossing is closed again. dark pages of history, 80 years ago the minsk ghetto was completely destroyed by the nazis. rugged far eastern surfing, this sport is gaining popularity in the cold waters of the sea of ​​okhotsk. here she is, where she just got off the nest, she’s st

the senior project is right here and it's important to local police right there across a london bridge in the right around the holds of parliament as well. all of them calling for peace is drawing for these recording huge crowds on the, along the banks of the river times protest as trotting slogans and holding banners . for example, stop israel as war crime and gaza are also freedom for palestine among many of the winds. need to find the peaceful by forward. most limbs can be peaceful nation for outgoing valley. we've been terrorized, we've been victimize, and it's now a time for us to send people this riley series is a normalized across the wells and we must all spend. we must them for the rest of the month, so much on every occasion of every opportunity to put all the dogs here. so just so you have just used to sort of support and get our government here to actually go and do a ceasefire. well, there's a, there's a doing this isn't genocide on these, these, these children should not be killed and that they don't deserve to be treated about this. so we want to help us. now the protest

. >> es por eso que ahora decidí dirigir una carta directamente a la alcaldesa de la ciudad, london bridge22, se emitió una orden judicial por la cual han estado limitados durante todo el año en hacer cumplir varias leyes en contra de sentarse, acostarse o dormir en las calles públicas o aceras. sin embargo, gracias a una clarificación de un tribunal ahora y nuevamente en un camino para hacerlas cumplir. sin embargo, ese camino exige un entrenamiento, por lo que los trabajadores de la ciudad se están preparando para hacer cumplir esas leyes ajustados. y a la luz de la reciente decisión judicial, no es justo que apenas estamos sobreviviendo de la pandemia porque cerramos el salón diez meses y ahora viene otra. >> es como una segunda pandemia para mí en san francisco, pilar niño, noticiero, telemundo 48. >> si tiene planes este fin de semana le diremos qué autopista estará cerrada y qué rutas alternas puede tomar y también le contamos de la espera de millones de personas de este fenómeno inusual y que no se verá en los próximos años. >> y es que al fin de semana ya está con nosotros el panor

. >> brand new space in london bndge >> brand new space in london bridge , which is wonderful.derful. it's a huge exhibition space. five big, massively vaulted rooms, absolutely stuffed to the rafters with elvis memorabilia . rafters with elvis memorabilia. a lot of it has never been out of the country. a lot of it's never been out of graceland or elvis bedroom. so this is very exciting. it's major, major exciting. it's a major, major event and a lot of it is very much elvis the star. so you have rooms with wraparound concert screens. those screens. you've got all those amazing with amazing jumpsuits with rhinestone urns and beading and all of things. all those sorts of things. there's red mg from one from there's a red mg from one from blue hawaii. of his films. blue hawaii. one of his films. so a real sense what so a real sense of what a massive star he was . but for me, massive star he was. but for me, the absolute absolute joy are all the things that paint the picture who he was a man. picture of who he was as a man. there's real personal things there as a child. all his th

ben wilson, aka the chewing gum man, has been painting art onto little bits of gum on london's millennium bridge it will soon be blasted off. you're all caught up now. have a good night. hello, i'm mark edwards, welcome to sportsday. here is what we've got coming up on the show: spain spoil the scottish celebrations in seville — a win for the hosts means scotland still not totally assured euro 2024 qualification. it's a record breaking defeat as south africa trounce australia. their woeful world cup still without a win. as wales name their team, we look ahead to the tantalising quarter final ties this weekend at the rugby world cup. hello and thanks for joining us on sportday. we start in seville as scotland's bid to become the first side to qualify for euro 2024 was stopped short by spain, the hosts winning 2—0 on a controversial night.

a family is taking legal action after their son lost two toes on an escalator at london bridge stationcelsius. that's it for now. i'm back in half an hour. bye for now. good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today — the longestjoint strike action in nhs history — junior doctors and consultants are walking out for three days from today in a long—running dispute over pay. water bills to rise by £150 a year — part of a proposed upgrade plan by suppliers to cut the amount of sewage spills. tougher rules on benefits and a boost to the national living wage — the chancellorjeremy hunt sets out his plans at the conservative party conference. it is all about the numbers, not just on the cards but the price of stamps going up by 15p today for a first—class stamp. i am at a greetings card firm in gloucester to fine out how it could affect businesses like this. —— took fine out —— to find out. in sport, the party's started after europe's roman conquest. team europe celebrate after their memorable victory over the usa in the ryder cup in rome. we will be spe

ben wilson, aka the chewing gum man, has been painting art onto little bits of gum on london's millennium bridgelasted off. you're all caught up now. have a good night. hello there. welcome to sports day with me, will perry. coming upforyou, a rohit sharma record breaking century fires india to victory of afghanistan at the cricket world cup. wayne's world at st andrew's as rooney hopes to take birmingham city to the next level. and wales cruised past gibraltar in a friendly with a debut for son of a familiar welsh face. welcome along. rohit sharma's record breaking century fired india to an eight wicket victory over afghanistan at the cricket world cup.

getting might have a chance of getting this aidan magee not so much so black ink hanging from london's millennium bridgek hanging from london's millennium bndge hanging from london's millennium bridge as part of a quirky tradition. right. you know , it's tradition. right. you know, it's i'm not going to tell you david copperfield. >> david copperfield . it's not. >> david copperfield. it's not. it's obvious that right? >> is that right ? it it's obvious that right? >> is that right? it should be. >> is that right? it should be. >> go on. no, no, he did it. david copperfield. is that true ? david copperfield. is that true? >> i think, you know, don't you? no. oh, why did you say yes? >> good guess. because my son went to school, called city of london. and part of the whole shmutz with the with going there is that you get to walk sheep across the bridge. yeah. and so you would be able to have one of those crooks , you know whatever those crooks, you know whatever you know. no the long piece of stick. yes, yes , yes. used to stick. yes, yes, yes. used to shove sheep. >> okay, so you got a shepherd's stick

it was the london bridge attack, manchester had the attack. but multiply all those terror attacks to the big numbers that created over had 1000 israelis in hospitals. 300 israelis brutally, barbaric lee murdered in cold blood by hamas terrorists. that's planned in the most calculated way to invade israel from the air, from the ground and from the sea and created the hardest day israel has ever experience in their lifetime. i was there, i must say i experienced many terror attacks. this is not another terror attack. this is a situation where people couldn't be safe in their own homes. cities were invaded, we're talking about terrorists going for one house to another and brutally targeting children. we're talking about young children being taken away from their parents to gaza. young women that we saw the videos -- trevor, i don't know how much you've seen from all those clips being on social media yesterday. from all the people, people of dementia that were hijacked, taken hostage to gaza by hamas terrorists. and this is the reality that israel

if he's crossing the london bridge in 1880, you want to know where i was? there a gas lab? and what did that look like? and just little tangent pieces of quick research you'd want to know. so it was a very different process. but the research and the love of the research was the same in both cases. i must say one of the nice things about reading a book by a friend is that you're constantly surprised at what they're pulling off on the page. i mean, particularly enjoyed the technical aspects of this book, which surprised me because i'm probably the least mechanical person doug knows. and i thought, if i can understand this engine, anybody can understand it. and there would be from time to time the moments when i'd go, whoa, doug, how do you know this? i mean, you have to go to an auto body shop to know stuff like this. i didn't. i thought too, that diesel, in fact, was just another gas that you got at the pump. but i had no idea. but since you took this on and since i get to ask the questions, just to show that you really do know this, could you explain to people who like me,

bndge westminster bridge in london bridge got a real bridge one.s powered between hate crime, how that works and between various definitions. and it is a tricky area in what is jihad and not jihad. so greaterjihad, for example, is supposed to be the spiritual struggling when you you try and get purity within lesser jihad is the sort of call to arms. they are different things. >> yes. we had this sort of rather surreal question as to whether police or anti—terror ism officers had to sort of take a dictionary to see which particular definition of jihad was being expounded at. these these gatherings. but just to sort of look a bit further at the difficulties for all the security services , we've got security services, we've got hamas as a proscribed terrorist organisation, but then as you indicated, these things become quite sort of fluid with the various offshoots and other groupings that develop. yeah it does. >> and of course there can be different parts of each organisation which are banned or not. so until 2021, hamas is military organisation was

there in support ofestinians this would be one of many protests that has occurred there in uh london and the bridge there obviously shows uh it's packed with uh with people supporting uh palestine and the palestinian cause and the loss of lives 7700 so far 3595 children that gives you an idea of what's going on site poors joins us not tous more site what do you have for us? the images speak for themselves, like they say picture speak for thousands of words, yeah, we're having problems with you sight, unfortunately, um, we're not getting your audio in nor the visual for you at this point, but um, what you just saw about 30 seconds to admitted of the shots, the ar shots there in uh in london, live from the gaza strip, the skyline there, and uh, since the past we can see how it's filled with more smoke, so the operations against the gaza strip continues of note, is the ground incursion that is to be limited in numbers. and northern parts of the gaz strip is experiencing this ground encursion baitan is one area that's heavily involved in this and this is coming from just sporadic news sources, but isra

the metropolitan police said large crowds gathered in central london near goldenjubilee bridge, embankmentd, westminster and waterloo bridge. i'm joined now by ambassador husam zomlot, head of the palestinian mission to the uk and strategic affairs advisor to the palestinian president. thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you very much for coming on the programme-— thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you for having me aaain. the programme. thank you for having me again- i — the programme. thank you for having me again. i believe _ the programme. thank you for having me again. i believe you _ the programme. thank you for having me again. i believe you are _ the programme. thank you for having me again. i believe you are on - the programme. thank you for having me again. i believe you are on thosel me again. i believe you are on those rotests me again. i believe you are on those protests in — me again. i believe you are on those protests in london. _ me again. i believe you are on those protests in london. what _ me again. i believe you are on those prote

metropolitan police said large crowds started to form on saturday afternoon in central london near goldenjubilee bridgend waterloo bridge. there, as you see from our helicopter pictures, just huge crowdsjoining helicopter pictures, just huge crowds joining those demonstrations. joining us now on the line is our correspondent chi chi izundu. just tell us a little about where you are and what is happening around you. you are and what is happening around ou. , �* , , ., ., you. yes, i'm 'ust my parliament 5: uare you. yes, i'm 'ust my parliament square where— you. yes, i'm just my parliament square where you _ you. yes, i'm just my parliament square where you may _ you. yes, i'm just my parliament square where you may be - you. yes, i'm just my parliament square where you may be able i you. yes, i'm just my parliamentj square where you may be able to you. yes, i'm just my parliament - square where you may be able to hear in the background jeremy corbyn has just taken to the stage and he has been talking to the crowds gathering here all afternoon. they have been basically chanting stop the war in palestine

london toffees scored against chelsea in stamford bridge with two goals against brandforward buftortonewcastle. and brenmouse beat burnley two times. in the continuation of the 10th week of the italian serie a last night, juventus won against verona with a single goal from cambi in the final moments and took the top spot with 23 points. at home , they lost to torino, basalle and bologna with one goal, and in the framework of the ninth week of the german bundesliga last night, bayer munich scored two goals with eight goals and thomas muller scored one goal for bavere. in other games, liaises defeated 60 teams, bors surpassed wersbourg by one hundred , and hoffenheim beat the hosts with the same result, and heidenheim took a lead. and werder bremen with two goals against onion berlin won. the second stage of the shatab car racing competition ended with the recognition of the best people. tehran's azadi stadium motorcycle and automobile track hosted the second stage of the hayani shatab or drag competition. sincerely , gaza under the title of al-aqsa storm. with the participation of 156 p

the about a $100000.00 pro palestinian protest is right there on the westminster bridge outside parliament in london as a 2nd straight weekends in a row, demanding a ceasefire and gaza. this drone of footage right here getting huge amounts of people that westminster bridge and the river at the time of the protest was st. charging slogans and holding banners. for example, stop is rails wall crime and gaza freedom for palestine. among many of us, the winds need to find the peaceful life forward. most lives can be peaceful nation for outgo. believe we've been terrorized, we've been victimize and it's now a time for us to send people. dates riley series is being normalized across the wells. we messed up for the impressively, not so much on advertising of every opportunity to save us all the time. so we just have just used to sort of support and get our government here to actually go into a ceasefire. where there's a, there's a doing. this is a genocide on these these, these children should not be killed and that they don't deserve to be treated about this. so we want to help us a whole another protest t

london. well attack as president bridge. i've tried that one is urging both sides to de escalate pensions to, to kill us, to this of us on behalf of to key a and then the lights of this morning's events in israel. we invite all parties to act reasonably, and to stay away from impulsive steps that res, tensions thought? well, that's bringing all the horror a. he is a senior fellow and public policy at the american university of berry. it is now in boston and joins us live around me. we've had the diplomatic quotes for a straight multiple goals, but from the rhetoric that we're hearing on both sides, it really sounds like there's the expectation of a potentially very protect protracted conflict. what do you make of the extensive potential escalation here? and i think we should expect an escalation probably on both sides of israel and how some anybody else is working with from us in guys or. but this is no, this has happened like 1015 times in the last 20 years. it's nothing new about this other than the incredible scale, hopef

london with calls for peace in gaza fraud. so we're seeing marching across westminster bridge in this center, all of london carrying bonner's and laughter. it's not read stuff. the genocide who right, it's a visit to the direct impacts to do next test. rick sanchez and guess talk from the aftermath of some offices. october 7th, a talk on the everybody. i'm rick sanchez. i've been doing news now for 30 years to languages all over the world here in the united states, interviewed for president's work and for the u. s. has major television networks. i don't like what they do. i think news should be honest, direct, and impactful and this this is direct impact the.

the streets of central london , the embankment and the bridge near parliament, were filled with peoplee have palestinian flags in their hands; one of the main demands is to stop the bloodshed in the gaza strip. i don't know. what can i say, i ’m horrified, anyone can kill children, people allow the killing of children, it’s monstrous. protests were organized in other cities, glasgow, manchester and the capital of northern ireland, belfast. in east london, where a significant part of the local muslim community lives, the day before there was a demonstration at the town hall of the district of iistem. my message to the palestinians: gaza will be reborn. more than a thousand police officers were assigned to control the procession today; they were instructed to track those who call for war against israel. official london has supported the israeli government from the very beginning and does not condemn its actions. we are and will continue to negotiate with the israeli military on preserving the lives of civilians, on compliance with international law, but of course they have the right to s

intelligence services are behind the training of ukrainian saboteurs to blow up the crimean bridge in october 2022. londonet with underwater drones, trains saboteurs, supplies them with intelligence information, and so on. the united states is a direct accomplice in the crime of the zelinsky regime. such support and impunity make the leaders of the kiev junta cynical impudent. so the head of ukrainian military intelligence, kiril budanov, opened up the other day and directly said that special units of his country tried three times to seize the zaporozhye nuclear power plant. and this despite the fact that the head of magat grossi himself admitted that zelsky personally promised not to touch him. nuclear power plant. dear colleagues, i brought all these facts so that you can better understand the real situation in ukraine around it. to complete the picture, i’ll add that for several days now russian troops switched to active combat operations along almost the entire front line. thus, the so-called ukrainian counter-offensive can already be formally considered completed. its price, unfortunately, is tens of

in the mostlyjewish area of golders green, north london, graffiti on a bridge is being investigated.et worse. every time there's conflict in the middle east, jews in london suffer verbal abuse, and there's graffiti, and there's damage to property. that's already happened... ..this time around from saturday morning through to now when we're having this conversation, and it will continue and there will probably be physical violence, as well. wandsworth prison in south—west london has been deemed "unsafe and inhumane", a watchdog warns. it's seen "no real progress" in the past year and reflects "the failures of the prison system as a whole" according to its independent monitoring board. assaults had risen by more than 20% in all areas, including on staff and prisoners. the report was written before the alleged escape by daniel khalife last month let's take a look at the tubes now, and there's a good service on the tubes this morning apart from minor delays on the piccadilly line. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it was another mild night last night, and today it is

that year , including, of across that year, including, of course, the westminster attacks, the london bridgescale, meaning we are in the midst of a terrorist attack. now, the terrorism threat level is decided by a body known as the joint terrorism analysis centre. there made up of intelligence people from the intelligence people from the intelligence services who have , intelligence services who have, of course, at their disposal all of course, at their disposal all of the latest intelligence and threats. so they decide on what the threat level should be, and then they make that public. and of course the public. but in particular public bodies like the police service, other sort of public buildings and institutions , we know that institutions, we know that they've then got to sort of up their preparedness response as well. so the meeting that took place, the corporate meeting, really was looking at the issue in terms of community tensions . in terms of community tensions. and there are very significant community tensions with a huge increase in anti—semitic crimes as in recent weeks and inde

. >>> across the bay bridge in san francisco, mayor london breed is introducing a new ballot measure that would give police officers more power and tools to fight crime. it is called safer san francisco . the ordinance would give officers access to technology like drones , ease restrictions on police chases in the city, reduce paperwork requirements for officers and reform practices from the police commission. the mayor says this proposed ordinance would allow officers to do their jobs more effectively and efficiently. >>> the san francisco marin food bank announced that is reducing services because of the loss of funding and that means it is going to have to cut some of his steph and the next two years shawn chitnis is at the food bank with more on why this is happening. >> reporter: it is an unfortunate contrast. the need to feed families in our area has only gone up since before the pandemic and there will be an end to some services that started in response to that need. in addition, we will see some steph lose their positions , as these changes began. the san francisco marin food

london's millennium bridge is to shut for three weeks for urgent repairs.ge and blackfriars bridge. let's take a look at the tubes now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. now on to the weather with kate. good morning. the temperature over the next few days is set to get that bit warmer today. we've got plenty of sunny spells. and, like i say, the temperature just starts to rise. now through this morning, we've got plenty of sunny spells, a bit of fairweather cloud bubbling up perhaps through the afternoon. still a southwesterly breeze, but temperatures reaching a warm 22 celsius, certainly above average for the time of year. now into this evening and overnight, it stays dry and it stays clear, perhaps a little bit of patchy cloud and perhaps one or two mist patches developing by dawn as well. the minimum temperature around 11 celsius. 50 another mild night. high pressure into saturday stays with us steering any fronts away to the north. so again, it's going to be a fine and dry day. lots of sunshine through saturday, the wind a bit lighter an

so gary, lots of bridges, lots of tunnels but there's tunnels in london.the moment with our tunnels. what's with with our tunnels. what's going well delightful mayor going off? well delightful mayor has decided that he's going to start charging people to go through the blackwall tunnel at £4 the pop and then when the silvertown tunnel opens , he's silvertown tunnel opens, he's going to charge for that as well . i guess mayor khan would argue, gary, that he's doing this for the motorists of london, for the residents , it's london, for the residents, it's to for public health and all sorts of things and putting the people of london first. what would you say to that? >> well, it's a reasonable argument, but the fact is it's not a true argument, because what happen is it would just move all the congestion from blackwall tunnel through the limehouse link tunnel along the highway and over the bridges. so the poor people that live around that area has got to get all the congestion and the dirty air. but what next, gary? >> what's going to happen next? is it going

so gary, lots of bridges, lots of tunnels but there's tunnels in london.ent with our tunnels. what's with with our tunnels. what's going well delightful mayor going off? well delightful mayor has decided that he's going to start charging people to go through the blackwall tunnel at £4 the pop and then when the silvertown tunnel opens , he's silvertown tunnel opens, he's going to charge for that as well . i guess mayor khan would argue, gary, that he's doing this for the motorists of london, for the residents , it's london, for the residents, it's to for public health and all sorts of things and putting the people of london first. what would you say to that? >> well, it's a reasonable argument, but the fact is it's not a true argument, because what happen is it would just move all the congestion from blackwall tunnel through the limehouse link tunnel along the highway and over the bridges. so the poor people that live around that area has got to get all the congestion and the dirty air. but what next, gary? >> what's going to happen next? is it going to be

are it's, we're seen marching across westminster bridge in the center of london carrying bonner's and software. it's not read soft bit genocide who writes a visit to the direct impacts to do next test. rick sanchez and guess tore from the aftermath of some offices, october 7th, a talk on the private buddy. i'm rick sanchez. i've been doing news now for 30 years to languages all over the world. here in the united states interviewed for president's work and for the u. s has major television networks. i don't like what they do. i think news should be honest, direct and impactful, and this, this is direct impact the and we're starting with the obvious right. these come off attacks on his really citizens and most of all the massacre that we all saw at the music festival and didn't seem to shock the world. it was unexpected. and israel seemed caught by surprise. however, since the attack, a lot of questions had been raised as to, well, how is it that the most sophisticated intelligence apparatus in the entire world could have been cop flatfooted? egyptian officials say for their part, they

london. you can see them there, the westminster bridge, just outside the holes of parliament. a 2nd straight we kind of have been demonstrating like this. this drone photos recording, shoots crowds, right? along the river thames protested just so you know, charting slogans and holding by those same stop as rails, wall prime and gods that are on freedom for palestine. among many others. we need to find the peaceful life forward. most lives can be peaceful nation for outgo. billy, we've been terrorized, we've been victimize, and it's now a time for us to send people this riley series is being normalized across the wells . we messed up for the rest of the month. so much on every occasion of every opportunity puts all the data. so just so you have just used to sort of support and get our government here to actually go and do a ceasefire. well, there's a, there's a doing this isn't genocide on these, these, these children should not be killed and that they don't deserve to be treated about this. so we want to help us. now the protests are taking place in the heart of israel this ti

80 percent of cases of shop listing, going on, punished bridge or steve appeared to be guessing boulder. typical small supermarket in south london, owner, ben salva at 9 provides the neighborhood with groceries. seems like this becoming more and more common is cctv catching. 2 men stealing from his trump. i just came in once in a pretty nice bag and the other guy was heading for the me. so, you know, this is what we faced a and he says this kind of thing happens up to 10 times a day. the thieves are from local gangs, but also mothers. so pension is who can't afford the increasing expensive groceries to protect his stuff and sell the rest of them has installed windows at the counter . a radio to coal police is always nearby and the whole shop is equipped with cctv costly investments. the owner feels abandoned by police who rarely pursue the cases. they know that the police don't treat as a policy, so that has meant that people are very confident, like brazen and when they steal. and that when we challenge them, they're almost like, what are you going to do about it? because they consider that the police weren't come for $50.00 to

washington and london are directly involved in the shelling of the crimean bridge, which resulted inhey also helped the zelsky regime carry out drone attacks. against russian cities, including attempts to attack the kremlin. as american journalists demonstrated, the ukrainian intelligence services were able to commit all these acts as a result of close cooperation between the security service of ukraine and the main intelligence directorate with the american cia and the british mi-6. this was a broadcast from the un security council. in moscow, at pashkov’s house, a musical evening was held dedicated to the memory of the outstanding one. dmitry kogan, he was called one of the most talented musicians of our time, a russian trash. the moscow kamirata orchestra, led by kogan, as well as colleagues and friends-musicians took part in the concert dedicated to the maestro’s birthday. this evening is important because everyone present here, those who had the honor of listening to dima during his lifetime, as well as those newly invited, people did not forget. about amazing, brilliant musicia

particularly in light of the fact that a graffiti of free palestine was daubed very near by on london underground bridged patrols now in the area , you patrols now in the area, you know, particularly around school schools? >> i've heard that some schools are advising children not to wear their blazers when they go home, not to stand out. i mean, what a terrible , terrible advice what a terrible, terrible advice that a school feels. it has to give to people. >> that's something i do understand. for many years, schools have had additional security . this has resulted on security. this has resulted on attacks in places, particularly paris, for example, and france and so the community security trust, a jewish organisation, provide security and advice and physical bodies. they provide security guards that guard school synagogues and other places. i think they said in the last three days, the number of anti—semitic incidents have tripled just in the last three days.i tripled just in the last three days. i haven't got the figures, but i'm sure they have. we've always seen them increase. what bothers me on mond

this week, a straw bale was seen dangung this week, a straw bale was seen dangling below london's millennium bridge with an ancient bylaw . just stop oil have got a straw bale. look at that. no. okay. with an ancient bylaw stating that passing river traffic has to be worn if the bridge level is lowered . so this weird law is is lowered. so this weird law is a part of many others as as it's apparently illegal to be drunk in a pub. so here are some weird laws, right? it's illegal to be drunk in a pub. laws, right? it's illegal to be drunk in a pub . yeah. or carry a drunk in a pub. yeah. or carry a plank on a pavement. i think i've got some more weird ones for you now. handling a salmon in suspicious circumstances . in suspicious circumstances. yeah, i'm just trying to picture the kind of situation that would lead up to someone being arrested for handling a salmon in suspicious circumstances . in suspicious circumstances. entering the houses of parliament in a suit of armour. i can understand that, because that to the that probably harks back to the times if you entered the times where if you entered

protests as a quote at the local police turning out on the london streets for a 2nd stride weekend. demanding a ceasefire. westminster bridge right there outside the bottom and drone photos your recording shoes, your balance right along the river times right. the lot of people, the protests of the same charging slogans and holding banners. for example, that said stop. israel is war crimes and gaza. freedom of palestine, among others, the winds need to find the peaceful life forward. most lives can be peaceful nation for outgo. believe we've been terrorized, we've been victimize and it's now a time for us to send people. this riley story is being normalized across the wells . we must all send, we messed up for the rest of the not so much on every of tires, some of the, every opportunity to put some of the tires here who just is just used to solve the support and get our government here to actually go into a ceasefire where there's a, there's a doing this isn't genocide on these, these, these children should not be killed and that they don't deserve to be treated about this. so we want to help us get another protest taking pl

bridge. >> two of the victims were children. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is wednesday, october 4, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington where the gears of government have essentially ground to a halt after the unprecedented ousting of u.s. republican house speaker kevin mccarthy. >> tuesday's extraordinary vote pushed by hardline conservatives ma ma makes mccarthy the first voted out in u.s. history. the republican party has now 34 plunged deeper into extraordinary. >> it is extraordinary. >> i was watching it last night and it is staggering even by british parliamentary standards. >> a low standard you're starting off with. lawmakers will now need to elect a new speaker but there is no clear alternative who would have the support needed to win the gavel. mccarthy says he will not try for the speakership again. >> he was removed from the number three job among growing in-fighting within his party. these eight republicans revolted against him over his decision to work with democrats to fund the government and avoid a hit. >> i th

. >> it's now now the famous wobbly bridge across the river thames in london is closing for three weeksity of london with the tate modern, of course, in the tate modern, of course, in the south bank, replacing a key layer on the bridge deck. all sounds quite technical. let's speak , therefore, to engineer speak, therefore, to engineer paul monahan, who can join us. paul paul monahan, who can join us. paul, thank you for your time. now, i remember when it actually openedit now, i remember when it actually opened it was too wobbly in terms of the way that people were trying to across. it were trying to get across. it a slightly different problem this time. . time. i gather. >> yes. >> yes. >> and i wouldn't say it was problem. >> at the moment. >> at the moment. >> what is the membrane >> what we got is the membrane that separates the aluminium deck from the steelwork is decayed and a couple of places has come out and we're going to replace that across the entire length of the bridge is more of a preventative maintenance to keep the life of the bridge going. >> but it's only 23 years old

just really okay. process of taking the things from london and the full for peace in the files available as the in laws. half of the westman as a bridge counting by as i'm part closet read, stop the genocide and gov who is a full is very fine miss of us a little more than. i mean, the only one is in the israel palestine conflict will be the americans, manufacturers is weapons being used to attack gaza. is the latest guest on guy on the ground and his assault peter the interest of the bite. and so next sholtes and macro coming to a peer besides, that's an yeah. what's your understanding of why they did that as well? this is quite how i'm president of the history also the call over of a conflict between this island and the policy is and it needs to be understood in my view a, or in 2 ways. while is in the, the fall of a 7th of october. and the 2nd is the, so the understanding of these leave, because the 2 of these find rolling casa is a, and is far too often broiled, or showed um, where the blog rush uh, the wrong possibly trying i was. so you right. and also i've seen in terms of the uh, strategic brothers set up as part of it all the

chelsea two goals from their guest, stanford bridge went down one more place in the table and placed in the 11th place. this is the fourth loss of the londons in the games of this premier league season. he won against his guest united. he gets four points temporarily in the second place in the table , boca himself cuts the ball in half, now this side is going to hit again for enkhtiyar. bermos won 2-1 bernie and new calhamton in the continuation of this week's matches, but tomorrow, sunday, a sensitive and exciting match is going to be held against manchester city in spectacular next, now the football players of the world look at the match between the giants of manchester city tomorrow in the theater of dreams , the latest screen of the match between united and city will be shown. the red devils have to show their worst version of this season against one of the toughest opponents. an incident that did not happen in the important confrontations of this season. after a few disappointing games in the english premier league and the european champions league, they reconciled with a win again in a few weeks , and tomorrow they have to face the t

in london, a crowd of thousands filled westminster bridge.uce, immediately, sydney, people from palestine rallied against the collective punishment of their people. we are here to say that not all palestinians support hamas. in the boiling region, states are deploying additional air defense systems. american aircraft attacked pro-iranian formations in syria and two missiles launched from unknown sources fell on egyptian territory. the head of the iranian foreign ministry openly threatens the united states and the european union. everyone is demonstrating a readiness to use force, everyone is trying to scare each other, frankly, let’s say, that is, there is a demonstration of muscle flexing, but in fact, we see that so far no one is interested in a big conflict, it’s another matter that when in one place, in so many armed people are concentrated in a fairly limited space, yes, so much equipment, so many military personnel, there is always a sharp increase in incidents, in this case events can simply develop according to some completely uncontr

bridge. police are not saying exactly what was stolen. the store is expected to be closed until sunday. san francisco mayor londonays she's planning to expand the city's police officer reserve program in order to increase the number of foot patrols across the city. if approved, the mayor's proposal would immediately deploy 30 reserve officers across san francisco. as of now, there are 30 reserve officers made up of retirees and members of the public who fit selection criteria and if past testing. pleasant hill, police have arrested 11 people and recovered more than $2500 of stolen merchandise. the department ran what they call a theft suppression event on wednesday at the pleasant hill shopping center. those arrested range in age from 22 to 65. most of them live here in the bay area. san francisco teachers are one step closer to going on. strike members in the san francisco teachers union voted to authorize a strike at the school district does not meet their demands. >> it is very clear that the overwhelming number of our members. are making their voice heard that the current offer on the table is not something w

across london are being reassured by the police after tensions following the renewed violence between hamas and israel. british transport police are investigating pro—palestinian graffiti on bridgesrth london. when thejewish people are under attack in their homeland, jewish people everywhere can feel less safe. we've already seen vile words on our streets and attempts to stir up community tensions. i say, not here, not in britain, not in our country, not in this century. engineers drilling the high speed rail link hs2's tunnels under london say the project will still be worthwhile, even though it will no longer be built to manchester. bbc london was given a first look inside the high speed rail link hs2 tunnelling under north west london. tunnelling has been going on for a year and the tunnels will eventually link to old 0ak common. the drilling will continue around the clock until next year. it's disappointing that we can't really take it all the way - through to manchester. and will it still have a point going from euston to birmingham? do you think there is still a business case that is worth doing? there are still benefits because we're still taking a lot of trafficl off that

london. in the jewish quarter of golders green , unknown persons destroyed a kosher restaurant, the railway bridgepalestine. europe is now frightened by another question: what will happen to military aid to ukraine. will the states be distracted by israel, leaving the burden of supporting kiev entirely on the shoulders of the europeans? with details. the israeli flag on the italian parliament in rome, on the brandenburg gate in berlin on the ephel tower in paris, the european state and the european union strongly condemned the attack committed by hamas on israel, terrorism in the most disgusting form, the head of the european commission ursula fohn called it derlein. barel called the hostage-takings horrific, but in fact it seems that the head of the eu is more concerned about something else, since over the past year and a half he has killed the collection of european tribute for kiev, now he has justified fears: if the main sponsor refuses to pay, he will now we need to help tel aviv, then the europeans can understand that this is possible. despite the active participation of the biden administra

bridge. the jewish voice for peace protesting during friday's rush hour. there are protests overseas in londone, thousands calling for a cease-fire. in car ranity, pakistan, protesters denounced the war, some burning israeli and american flags. back to the incident at cornell, campus police are investigating the anti-semitic messages and say they'll remind on site to ensure students and community members are safe. >> stephanie gosk thank you. >>> i want to bring in nbc's aaron gilchrist for more on nbc's exclusive reporting on the white house plan to fight anti-semitism on college campuses. what exactly is the white house looking to do? >> reporter: stephanie touched a bit on this a moment ago. this is an effort being led essentially by the department of justice and department of homeland security. a big portion is to make sure those federal agencies are now including campus law enforcement in some of the conversations and engagements that are already happening with state and local law enforcement to make sure they are aware of threat assessmentions that have already been collected by federal

we're live at the richmond bridge where a truck driver is dead after crashing into the toll booths. live from jack, london square, this is mornington to the nine. all right. today is tuesday, october 10th. we're looking live across the oakland estuary towards san francisco. and you can see the port of oakland in the background. the sun is out this morning. unlike what we had overnight when we had sprinkles on the ground, some of you may have woken up and seen the ground a little bit wet. the roads were a little bit slippery. this morning and it did cause some issues. so we want to begin this hour with a developing story that we've been following this morning on the richmond san rafael bridge. at least one person is dead after a big rig crashed into the tollbooth there at the bridge last night that started a fire and blocked all westbound lanes for hours. ktvu is amanda quintana is live with what the scene looks like right now. amanda yeah. well, cleanup is still happening here. you can see that there are environmental cleanup crews here in those lanes on the very right. and you can get a pretty good view

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