outside of court, she said more about holly.have been collecting her gcse exam results last week, but instead our baby girl's future was cruelly taken away from her. we are grateful to the many people who have shown their support as we continue to navigate a life without holly in it. no result will ever bring our beautiful girl back. it was a crime that shocked this small market town — the brutal murder of a schoolgirl. the defendant, who's now 17 and can't be named because of his age, is due to be sentenced at the end of october. alison freeman, bbc news, newcastle. sir keir starmer has confirmed today's reports the government is planning to ban smoking in some outdoor spaces. the prime minister said smoking placed a "huge burden" on the taxpayer, with the cost to the nhs estimated to be around 2.6 billion pounds a year. they are considering extending the legislation that was proposed by the last conservative government, that effectively will ban people under the age of 14 from ever buying a cigarette. the proposals seen by the

outside of court, she said more about holly.at holly should have been collecting her gcse exam results last week, but instead our baby girl's future was cruelly taken away from her. we are grateful to the many people who have shown their support as we continue to navigate a life without holly in it. no result will ever bring our beautiful girl back. it was a crime that shocked this small market town — the brutal murder of a schoolgirl. the defendant, who's now 17 and can't be named because of his age, is due to be sentenced at the end of october. alison freeman, bbc news, newcastle. ukraine says one of its new f—16fighterjets, supplied by nato allies, has crashed, killing its pilot. it was involved in an operation against a russian aerial assault. nick beake is in the sumy region of ukraine near the border with russia. nick, it is onejet but a big symbolic blow. it nick, it is one jet but a big symbolic blow.— nick, it is one jet but a big symbolic blow. it certainly is, clive, symbolic blow. it certainly is, clive. this — symbo

outside of court, she said more about holly.ly taken away from her. we are grateful to the many people who have shown their support as we continue to navigate a life without holly in it. no result will ever bring our beautiful girl back. it was a crime that shocked this small market town — the brutal murder of a schoolgirl. the defendant, who's now 17 and can't be named because of his age, is due to be sentenced at the end of october. alison freeman, bbc news, newcastle. a series of weekend strikes by train drivers on london north eastern railway have been called off. members of the train drivers union, aslef, had planned to walk out every weekend until mid—november over what the union said were broken agreements. also on the railways, ticket inspectors should treat deliberate fare dodgers differently to people who make genuine mistakes, the passenger watchdog has said. transport focus said it accepted the need for a penalty—fa re system but added that there was "an overwhelming need for reform of the fares "and ticketing system

good luck to hollie arnold.ies making the headlines today.. chelsea have agreed a fee in the region of £a5 million for atletico madrid's portugal internationaljoao felix. that paves the way for conor gallagher to move in the other direction. burnley midfielder sander berge is close to joining fulham after a £25 million bid for the player was agreed. the player, who missed just one premier league game for the clarets last season, is having a medical today. wolves are looking to sign arsenal goalkeeper aaron ramsdale on a season—long loan. the offer includes an option to make the move permanent for the england international next summer. ramsdale lost his place in the side to david raya last season paul heckingbottom is the new preston manager. he replaces ryan lowe who was sacked after they lost on the opening day of the championship season. heckingbottom won promotion to the premier league with sheffield united last year but was sacked in december you'll have seen over the weekend real madrid's underwhelming star

so the boy had admitted that he stabbed holly. and very subdued cheers actually from the family. the judge committed holly newton poz my mother and stepfather for their dignified behaviour throughout this trial. they listen patiently for six weeks to all of the evidence and it took the jury of the evidence and it took the jury just of the evidence and it took the juryjust around 15 hours to come back with that verdict of guilty. it has been an incredibly difficult 18 months for holly's family. the judge actually took a very unusual is that the date of asking holly's mum to speak to the jury and to give her an opportunity to describe what she was like two jurors because they not only heard about her personality through it this very long hearing. and holly poz my mother told jurors her daughter have been funny, sociable, hard—working and somebody he would do anything to make people smile. 0utside would do anything to make people smile. outside of gore a little bit later on, she came out to reporters and also explained that this was

holly suffered 36 injuries in a knife attack in hexham.boy "stalking" her hours before she was repeatedly stabbed and her mother had arranged a meeting with police for that evening to discuss her concerns. let's speak now to our correspondent alison freeman, who's outside newcastle crown court for us now. a deeply distressing case, alison. tell us about the scenes in court today? yes, there were sighs of relief and cheers from the public gallery when the 17—year—old boy, who can't be named because of his age, was found guilty of murdering holly newton, who wasjust 15, back guilty of murdering holly newton, who was just 15, back injanuary of last year. the court had already heard that the boy, who was 16 at the time, had followed holly for around 45 minutes before making himself known to her in the town centre and persuading her to go into the alleyway where he carried out a brutal and sustained attack. the attack was so sustained that the knife broke during it. she was stabbed and slashed a total of 36 times. the boy admitted manslaughter,

holly's mum was meant to meet with police on the day that holly was murdered because the night before turned up at their home uninvited and holly's mother has been speaking to the media outside the courtroom. let's have a listen to that. to think that _ let's have a listen to that. to think that holly should have been collecting her gcse exam results last week, but instead our baby girl's _ last week, but instead our baby girl's future was cruelly taken away from her~ _ girl's future was cruelly taken away from her. we are grateful to the many _ from her. we are grateful to the many people who have shown their support _ many people who have shown their surmort as — many people who have shown their support as we have continued to navigate — support as we have continued to navigate a — support as we have continued to navigate a life without holly in it. no result — navigate a life without holly in it. no result will bring our beautiful lii'l no result will bring our beautiful girl back — no result will bring our beautiful airl back. , . ., no result will bring our beautiful airl back. ,

holly was aged 15.ded when her killer attacked them in an alley when the killer had left school. the killer was 16 at the time and cannot be identified for legal reasons. he was also convicted of wounding with intent. he told the court his mind was blank at the time of the attack as he is autistic and wild he had been carrying a knife it was only to cause harm to himself. sentencing will take place on the 30th of october. the rac has warned drivers to expect a rise in fuel duty in the government's upcoming autumn budget in october. the tax has been frozen since 2011. but when the prime minister was asked about it on a visit to berlin yesterday, he didn't rule out a change to the policy. ben boulos has more. this means that petrol and diesel prices at the pump could soon rise, pushing up the cost of motoring for both individual drivers and businesses. when petrol prices jumped after the pandemic and russia's invasion of ukraine, the previous conservative government cut fuel duty by 5p a litre in march 20

cbs's holly williams joins us now p or holly, good to see you.tell us what you are hearing about what happened. >> reporter: good evening, norah peered people were celebrating the 650th anniversary of the city in western germany tonight, the stage set up at a marketplace at the city center for live music performances. local police told cbs news three people were killed and four people have life-threatening injuries. they say the incident at 9:45 p.m. local time lead to a major operation. video from the scene shows a helicopter overhead as well as emergency teams and armed po police. according to german media reports the perpetrator is at large but we are still working to confirm that. in a statement, solingen's mayor says it breaks his heart the city has been the target of an attack and that he prays for those fighting for their lives. norah? >> norah: holly williams with those late-breaking details, thank you, holly. the federal government is making moves to bring down the high cost of housing. federal reserve chair jerome powell indicates that

they found him guilty of holly's murder., so her mum had set up a meeting with the police for the friday afternoon, a meeting holly never got to attend. they agreed to come out at four o'clock on the friday, so i told holly and she'd said, um, "but i was supposed to be going out with my friends tonight." and she'd begged me for a good... ..i don't know, half an hour, 45 minutes, "but mam, i want to go out, i want to go out." and in the end, biggest mistake of my life, i'd agreed. giving evidence in court, the defendant admitted he'd become angry with holly, which is why he stabbed her. but he later claimed he'd only said this because he wanted the trial to end. chilling cctv captured the moments before the defendant persuaded holly to go into the alleyway with him. it's soul destroying, just watching it. it is torture. it's like watching a horror movie where you know the ending, but you can't change it. and your mind almost plays tricks on you. well, it did for me. it's like, well, she's there though. she's there. like, i ca

the little 14—year—old hollie in beijing in 2008 is not the hollie in 2024, and i think thatjust mentallyble, you know, just going for it. and i know i've got an amazing family and, and team around me to support me and do everything they can. so, let'sjust give it a go. good luck. we saw there how early she started in her career. a lot of athletes have gone through that, the difficulties. she encountered it around the delayed tokyo games, the impact it had on her career. she just seemed to find what it is that gets you going. i like what you said about getting comfortable with being uncomfortable. she has also done i'm a celebrity, get me out of here in wales. if can do that...! opening ceremony next wednesday. it is about a week and a half of action. we have qualified in 19 of the 22 events. a good chance of more medal success. thank you. time to talk to carol. there is a clue. there is a clue. there is. it's not good. good morning. there is. it's not aood. good morninu. it's not good. good morning. good morninu. it's not good. good morning. good morning- yes _ it's not good. good mornin

and now living in refugee camps dw is money a month before it's holly is 9 years old. he had a childhood with no worries until last november. that's when sedans, rapids support forces came to his hometown is jeanina and attacked. this kind of, you still can speak about what happened better a bit of the big shot from all 4 sides, like via there were many r as a fighters with our i don't know which side the bullet came from the we only found him shots on the risk, you know how, how little was charging the leg and needed medical care quickly. it was the family flat to chat with doctors amputated his leg before this attack, the arrows, us and allied are up munitions to control of a nearby. so denise me, base. then they went door to door and honey is hometown system metric you looking for members of african ethnic groups. negron, my son, the community. there it goes. and people are nice, executed, boys and men. they left bodies on the streets to rot. honey. it's by the very 28 people that day, including his nephew, the advisor, to manhood, shocked to me in the head. and he'

holly is 9 years old. he had a childhood with no worries until last november. that's when sedans, rapids support forces came to his hometown is jeanina and attacked. a kind of kind of used steel can speak about what happens. that's a bit of the big shot from all fall sides like via there were many r as a fighters with them all. i don't know which side the bullet came from the guy. we only found him shots on the risk. you know, how little was charging the leg and needed to medical care quickly. it was the family flat to chat with doctors um, protected his legs before this attack, the iris, us and allied are up munitions to control of a nearby. so denise me, base, then they went door to door and honey is hometown systematic. you looking for members of african ethnic groups like the must lead community. the rip girls and people are nice, executed boys and men, less bodies on the streets to watch. holly, it's by the 3028 people that day, including his nephew there on the advisor. the mine had shocked him in the head and his wife in the stomach that went to pretty b

holly was aged 15.n alleyway injanuary after she had left school. let's find out more about the story and we'll find out more in the next few minutes. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. to paris now, where french president emmanuel macron has met with the british prime minister, keir starmer, at the elysee palace. the prime minister travelled from berlin to paris to hold more meetings designed to show the uk wants to "reset" its relationship with the european union following years of post—brexit turmoil. both leaders reaffirmed their desire to deepen bilateral relations and reiterated their call for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. let's speak to our foreign correspondent bethany bell, who is in paris. bethany, hello to you. how did this visit build on that meeting in paris yesterday with the german chancellor?- the german chancellor? again this message _ the german chancellor? again this message from _ the german chancellor? again this message from the - the german chancellor? again t

, i think, major general holly, was fired of retirement two weeks or three weeks after iran responded with true pr. this is because he had failed to uh estimate what iran would do, and they were quite shocked at iran's response, and i think the next response might be just as shocking, or more so, it will certainly according to all reports and the beliefs of all intelligence agencies last for much longer and may be hybrid in nature, so finally what is the capacity? in your view uh for the kind of land interventions that i mentioned in my my brief monologue uh, i mean the fact that we're even talking about the possibility of the liberation of the golan heights with russian help, acting entirely lawfully, because these heights are illegally occupied and indeed illegally annexed by israel. "the syrians would have absolute legal authority to take back their territory, they'd merely be implementing un security council resolutions, and and in the case of the galli, the fact that we can even contemplate the liberation for however long of a part of palestine is quite a shift in the tectonic pl

in fact, just to get to know the website, female bed fox, la holly, reproductive, and that's what makes an infestation so dangerous. it makes taking immediate action all the more important from the 2nd they up to 250 ags over their lifetime on the young hatch. and the females continue laying eggs once fertilized daily again and again. which means that reproduction is a very high rate in life to look for on the females will stick the eggs to any suitable object, including the seams of suitcases of spring, take one or 2 weeks to hatch from the they can continue to spread. the lab has received its latest order of bed bugs from rich naina in person found upon those guessing more and more of the insects via post. she's scaled back her own breeding program, which involves feeding the bed bugs with pigs blood via and also special membrane industry. customers are willing to pay more for insects that has been produced under the most realistic conditions possible. so long as the customers feel, it's a safer bet, in terms of certification when we take bed bugs that have been fed on humans. like an

for the bible, ma holly and his fellow farmers. everything depends on whether signed mining continues or not. their livelihoods instead of rival audits speak since we are speaking of issues that have become synonymous with our big cities, it is typical that we also speak with migration. india has millions of internal migrant author and watch because this kind of migration is either climate change in news, unemployment, or does also is that force people out of this. but there is an emerging new city in bangladesh, which is becoming the new home for 7, a sign with like the this is hold on with this, just coastal don't long gets busy every morning. bustling with activity as it becomes a new home for many climate. my friends, the driving force behind this migration is jobs echoes the reverse, the giant factories and the export processing zone have created a surgeon employment opportunities 35 year old i came up r v as one of the internal my grants who left her water locked him 2 years ago, this single mother lived in quite a place only

here is cbs's holly williams. >> slava ukraini!reporter: it's the biggest foreign incursion into russia since world war ii. and for vladimir putin and the russian army, it's a humiliation. russian soldiers taken captive in their own country, a former superpower, and driven blindfolded into ukraine. more than two years after putin ordered his military to invade ukraine, a war that has killed at least tens of thousands, and perhaps many more, ukraine says it now controls nearly 400 square miles of russian territory. the ukrainian soldiers launched their surprise attack a week ago. and moscow claims it is now repelling their advance, but it is russians evacuating their homes, more than 100,000 of them, some now forced to live in tents. "let them feel what we feel," said this ukrainian man who lives near the border. "let them live in our skin." throughout this war, ukraine has launched aerial attacks on russia, while armed russian exile groups have used ukraine as a base for their assaults. but this is the first time ukrainian forces h

we overturned josh holly's anti union rights 68-32%.o take power back for themselves. wanting the ability to not have a guy like josh holly decide how we get to live our lives but actually decide for ourselves. >> this is something that i also think is very important in a state like missouri, have you been out to the major cities, the small cities. have you been to st. louis and small towns and suburbs. what are people telling you about the impact that missouri's abortion ban has had on their lives. what are some of the stories you've heard. what are some things that maybe mayors, e of small midtown the have been telling you about these midtowns. >> people don't want to come to the state. one of the tthings we run into lot, i will just use the example, the guy that i'm running against, josh holly has said envitro fertilization is just like abortion. so people can't get contraception or iuds anymore. when you think of this in the bigger picture. my parents got married early, they had four kids. we lived paycheck to paycheck, working clas

i'm holly holly, i said that the resistance, older resistance movements, and now united, he said, but they will never read. and in fact, let's just, let's just, let's just looking now quickly, these live pictures of the supreme leader leading to france. so that's a little side of the the he or a long shot. a lot of them with the funding on sunday. i mean when was i mean i see the next hour and will say well no, hey, let me know a little bit aside alone. um alone on vs on animal. all right, let's see, i mean that's a long long long, long long long the process of defending the serial numbers here you're watching live pictures. the civil service for this lane. how much? politically that is male. how many of these are pictures coming from the rain in capital with the funeral services started. we heard from the speaker parliament mohammed got it back a little bit earlier. and now we just saw the supreme be the common a that and if it presents, bringing back racial said, all right, so it just took us through what we're seeing on our screens because i think that's the coughing a little tiny

but norah, it is not a criminal investigation. >> norah: holly williams, thank you very much.sia's capital came under attack today when ukrainian forces sent one of its largest waves of drones ever into moscow. the kremlin says those 11 drones were shot down but vladimir putin's forces also have their hands full as ukrainian troops try to push further into russia. tonight, cbs's ian lee gets details on ukraine's incursion into russia from a military count commander appeared we want to note the ukrainian army reviewed the interview but they have no editorial control. >> reporter: ukrainian forces poured over russia's border 16 days ago, helping to lead the charge was commander of a tally, whose identity we were asked to conceal. what is the mood like that they are finally taking the fight into russia? >> interpreter: first of all, it gave hope your equate raised the morale of the personnel. >> reporter: he says american mine clearing equipment proved critical in opening hours of the incursion. but as the battle progressed, ukrainian drones became their greatest asset. the eyes

it's holly and correspondent, i man transfer is the flossing. i have to ask you. um, are you surprised that the images made it to ask me? the biggest surprise is that no one puts it on the on the full bait published it. you know, i'm not surprised, but uh i am uh very uh, very surprised. uh, what because of the state, the young uh i sold the symbols and tried to hide the symbols of doing that. i think phase of the report that you bought in the fact that was impossible. impossible. it's not those, not the symbols of this august. and the main thing is that the journalist ilario can natalie that make this and i bought the tasks from the i'm not sure if this is a foreclosure was make it, they knew you bring in 33 or in your page 3030 by you can tube saying who's going to junk box for me? it's impossible that he done. that doesn't seem the same most and why she doesn't face could so this man why she was we are such symbols so that we see that and on the to the west. i mean, yeah, to hide this problem in u. k. so we have speaking of the sense here symbolically the probl

county supervisor holly mitchell. let's give them a big, big round of applause.we have controller malia cohen. let's give her a big round of applause. [applause] i love it when they slide in the slide door and i see them. i'm glad i saw you. we also have mayor todd gloria from san diego. let's give him a big, big round of applause. [applause] l.a. county supervisor hilda solis. this is where i stop looking into the audience because i see people going, this person, this person, this person. thank you all for being here. i have the distinct honor to introduce our next speaker, which is none other than a labor legend, a labor icon, who has been in the fields and in the halls of power. standing up and fighting for working people day in and day out. she's got more energy than all of us, she was partying until 2:00 in the morning and she was here at 5:00 to greet all of you this morning. let's give it up for the one, the only, dolores huerta. [applause] dolores: thank you. buenos dias. all right, how is everybody? all right. ready to go, huh? all right. thank you. than

cbs' holly williams has more. >> reporter: it's the biggest foreign incursion into russia since worldumiliation. russian soldiers taken captive in their own country, a former super power, and driven blindfolded into ukraine. more than two years after putin ordered his military to invade ukraine, a war that's killed at least tens of thousands and perhaps many more, ukraine says it now controls nearly 400 square miles of russian territory. the ukrainian soldiers launched their surprise attack a week ago. and moscow claims it's now repelling their advance. but it's russians evacuating their homes, more than 100,000 of them, some now forced to live in tents. "let them feel what we feel," said this ukrainian man, who lives near the border. "let them live in our skin." throughout this war, ukraine has launched aerial attacks on russia while armed russian troops have used ukraine bases for their assault. but this is the first time ukrainian forces have gone on the counterattack inside russia on this scale. for the ukrainians, it's leverage. russia's occupying around 20% of their country, and

i'm holly williams in london. >>> people who live in ketchikan, alaska, are bracing for the worse.rains and more slides could strike at any time along the southwestern coast. >>> a devastating landslide slammed ketchikan, killing one, injuring several others. leaving piles of debris and slamming some homes into each other. >> into other homes. >> reporter: now there are fears of another slide. what are the odds based on what you're seeing? >> we're concerned that the ground has been weakened in that area and significantly increased chances of an additional slide. >> reporter: 60 homes were ordered to evacuate in the city, a popular cruise ship stop. >> in the amount of time i've lived here, several decades, i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: some residents have been allowed to return home, others remain under evacuation orders until geologists can investigate the area. >> what if it spreads further. >> reporter: sean griffin, the husband and father, was working husband and father, was working on his time off talenti salted caramel truffle layers, with creamy salted ca

hands and the electric session and the feeling to drive it to see out for tennessee, it's house call holly for the plan and so go into the car. the cockpit is like a, a plane to open sides. right. so the cookie load seats behind pilot. so it's a little airplane on the wrote the caffeine in the hall that was originally developed in germany by put send in 1948. he joined forces in 1952 with billy mister schmidt. a year later, the eccentric creation was presented to the public and 1956, mister smith were allowed to make plains again and soon lost interest in the convenience of other projects. they sold the woods to send to setup with a combo the code slots, like one machine involving fun, by the end of the production run in 1964. and this will move in for 2000 mess. estimate micro costs were produced because even while that remains a curious relic of call history until i came out of the single, resurrected it in his garage, he told read all about the rocky road to his goals and the craftsmanship behind the reported mister smith coming in the news to my person, their message, my story goes bac

holly has been in belfast since may, with her cat captain for company. is the weather. i feel so sorry for you all. i have had to buy vitamin d for the first time in my life. in florida, we don't need that. the best thing — the people here, they've all been supportive. the best invention ever, half pints of beer. we don't have those in america. passengers on this cruise were given the option of buying their cabin outright, rather than paying a rate like a hotel. meaning they'll live on the ship for at least the next three years. and according to the company's website, buying a cabin can cost anywhere between $100,000 and $900,000. at the moment, passengers spend their days on the ship or on different trips, but sleep in hotels. there have been frustrations, but the passengers we spoke to have faith the ship will launch soon. sure, we've been frustrated at times. but really it's all part of the adventure, you know, three months in belfast wasn't on the itinerary but we made the most of it. it's amazing to learn a new country, a new culture, all the food,

get we get the latest on this story from cbs's holly williams. >> reporter: divers found five bodiesf the super yacht. one is still missing. an underwater drone is helping the search. the luxury yacht over 180 feet long, went down early monday morning about a half mile offshore near the village of port portacello. authorities believe the yacht may have been hit over the water known as a water spout, though that isn't confirmed. 15 people were rescued, but amongst those who apparently didn't make it to safety was mike lynch along with his american lawyer and his wife. we still don't know why the yacht sank. according to matthew shank, a maritime expert -- >> there was a significant weather event. >> reporter: other yachts in the area at the time didn't go down. is that surprising? >> yes, it is. that says to me this was an extremely localized event that happened, which again, would have been caused by a water spout. >> reporter: italian prosecutors are reportedly already questioning survivors to determine exactly what caused the yacht to sink. it is not a criminal investigation. holly

holly has been in belfast since may, with her cat captain for company.. he's used to the yachting thing. he - company. he's used to the yachting thing. he lived i company. he's used to the yachting thing. he lived on company. he's used to the i yachting thing. he lived on a boatin yachting thing. he lived on a boat in the winter ever since he was a kitten. he's a trooper. he's raring to go. what has been the best thing about your time in belfast and what's been the worst? the worst by — what's been the worst? the worst by far _ what's been the worst? the worst by far is _ what's been the worst? the worst by far is the - what's been the worst? tue: worst by far is the weather. what's been the worst? tte: worst by far is the weather. i feel so sorry for you all. i have had to buy vitamin d for the first time in my life. in florida, we don't need that. the best thing — the people here, they've all been supportive. the best invention ever, half pintses of beer. we don't have those in america. passengers on this cruise were given the option of buying their ca

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it's holly enough authority to have confirmed the are investigating the circumstances around how the your assigned a good thing, 7 lives. tragically shots, changing the tone for you now and looking beyond the bounds of earth now far out into the depths of space where a phenomenon noun populate as the blaze star has appeared in the night sky. astronomers have been expecting the nova for months. here's what you need to know about this event that many experts are calling a once in a lifetime. cosmic a current, the usually the latest star is to say to be seen with the naked eye, but around every 80 years it suddenly becomes one of the brightest and the night sky. officially named t corona, bori. alice often shortened to tea cor, bore its what's called a recurrent nova astrophysicist, brad schafer has studied historical reports of earlier sightings, t for bore went off in the year. 1787. t cor bore went off in the year 1866 and it went off in the year. 1946. and that works out to a $79.00 or 80 year rupture and cycle so roughly 80 years or 79 years after 1946 is round about now the explos

and it'll show that he could play mode and just don't characters alongside it's holly and co star cloudy academy. not a he showed up of his emotional range and ended nomination for best new come up at the golden globes. it was his leading role and the thrill assembled by that made still on a global stone and immortalized in view as mines the iconic image of the motionless kayla in a trench coat. in the mid 1919th atlanta and all began walking an outhouse and historical sounds, such as one in love, based on a novel by mouth said, pushed around a little and retired from the silver screen in 2012. after having acted in move, in 18802019, he was awarded an honorary palm dole income for his decades of the work. and so and you are up to date up next sports life goes to pump luna in spain to see if fall as much as side of a place known for the running. also, i am at the mca julia is long use, the top of the, the living independently rise to our society is full of contrasts and any policy is a big challenge. many problems can only be solved by working together. yes, i think i pretend isn't misle

it's holly enough. barbara teese have confirmed the are investigating the circumstances around how the your to sung coaching 7 lives. tragically schultz and finally the berlin zoo has welcome to new giant panza cups. mom gave birth to the twins just 11 days after scans revealed. she was pregnant, dependent cops were conceived through artificial insemination. among also had twins 5 years ago. those cubs were returned to china like their parents pen to cups belong to the chinese state, which only lends animals to select the countries. china recently get through the parents of the san diego zoo, the 1st and a sense of the us in more than 2 decades. and here's a reminder of our top story. the only 3 people have been killed and 4 seriously injured and an attack insulting in western germany. according to witnesses, a man stabs passers by with a knife. we say the perpetrator is still a large that's or headlines for now we'll be back shortly with more of the meantime . you can find as online dw dot com, but als

holly is with us there. an always busy week at the national airport.o, again, busiest in history. we have been talking about it for a few months now. you are expected to smash another record this labor day weekend. what is the tsa doing to prepare? >> reporter: well, you are right. air travel is back. and the volume is the highest our agency has seen in our nearly 23-year history. we are staffed up and ready to support. as reported, we are anticipating about 17 million passengers we will screen through the system, starting tomorrow, thursday, through next wednesday, september 4th. we are staffed up and ready to go. >> sometimes you guys are able to figure out which airports will be busier than others ahead of a travel rush. do we know which particular airports this time around folks are going to be flocking to in mass? >> reporter: well, yes. and we work with our airline partners and airport partners, too, on travel projections. and we are ready. for tsa, you can expect, too, our wait times will be ten minutes or less for precheck passengers and 30 min

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christopher holly from the american communist party says there's a risk of polarization in the us will be further aggravated, and it's going to be a very bumpy ride. and i, i expect of not only more polarization in the media and in sort of the social media spear, but also in our communities. we're going to see a real problems on the ground, especially in communities that are very heavily divided on political issues on social issues. on economic issues, i think 1st and foremost that come november depending on who wins and who loses. there are video, they've already been caused by some on the, on the extreme ends of both sides for blood shed for political violence. so there's a deep concern that's uh, something could be in the wings, so to speak. uh, come november and afterwards. and i think that ultimately that we could see a political violence, especially if the election is extremely close. and there are fears of ms handling of ballots. or some sort of voter fraud, or if we keep spending trillions of dollars outside of the united states, while our infrastructure is crumbling, well peop

earlier, tokyo 2020 pole vault bronze medallist holly bradshaw was eliminated early in qualification.ault final takes place, featuring sweden's mondo duplantis. in gymnastics, china's zou jing—yuan has defended his parallel bars olympic title in style. he scored a huge 16.2 with a near—flawless routine to take the gold medal, with ukraine's illia kovtun taking the silver medal. shinnosuke oka ofjapan claimed bronze in the hotly—contested final where five of the eight athletes scored 15.1 or higher. and onto the women's beam final. in a shocking turn of events simone biles on a fourth gold medal after falling off the beam. her teammate sunisa lee also took a fall, leading to a deduction. this saw italy's alice d'amato taking the gold medal, simone biles took a silver on the floorjust missing out to her arrival from floorjust missing out to her arrivalfrom brazil. algeria's imane khelif — who fights for a medal on tuesday — has called for an end to what she calls the bullying surrounding her participation in the women's boxing. khelif is through to the women's 66kg semis after beating h

so benjamin camera, hollis harris has named minnesota governor tim wolf's as her running mate. tell us more about him. what more do we know about this decision? so we're still waiting on the official announcement, but it's supposed to be a video on social media where the, the pay calls come a higher is that would then be posted on a twitter on, on acts of course, formerly known as to where the has been high expectations of, of the last a couple of hours yesterday evening. we heard that there was no decision yet. we still have to remember that a couple of hours was still in the situation room with the president at biden, but there was indeed 7 names that went down to 5 then to 3. and now the information that we're getting is that the 6 year old governor from minnesota will be v p pick that will also appear with come on harris in the philadelphia later today. all right, spend even elders karuba for pushing from washington. thanks so much for that. update now google has suffered a major legal blow that is off to us. the judge ruled it had acted illegally to maintain a monopoly and

epic, the webpage and it'll show that he could play mode and just don't characters along side, it's holly and co star because i would have had the night and he showed off his emotional range and ended nominations for best new come at the golden globes as it was his leading role in the thriller assembled by that made still a global stone and immortalized in view as mines the iconic image of the motionless kayla in a trench coat. in the mid 1919th atlanta and all began walking an outhouse and historical sounds, such as one in love, based on a novel by mouth said, pushed around a little and retired from the silver screen and 2012. after having acted in move, in 18802019, he was awarded an honorary palm dole in 10 for his decades of the work. and so all right, you are up to date to open extra dw documentary lots and how people cope when they lose their sense of smell. that's after a short break. and don't forget there's plenty more news and information on our website, t, w dot com. and you can follow some social media or handle is to give you use on popular for unions for me on the team here

senator holly. sen. holly: mr. rowe, can you put your first demonstrative back up? let's make sure everybody can see it. this is the photograph, i believe, you took, your team took of the roof, the a.g.r. roof. that's the one. from this vantage point as the law enforcement who are in those windows as they look left should be able to see the shooter clearly there on the a.g.r. second roof. why is there not a secret service countersniper on that roof? ronald: senator, when we post up, our methodology is to look out, look at things that can see in on our protectees so they can provide that coverage p. sen. holly: why isn't there a sniper there with a clear line of sight. it has a clear line of sight to the president. why didn't you put a secret sniper there? >> their role is to look at those looking in on us where the protectee is. not necessarily -- sen. holly: you might want to revise that protocol in light of what happened here? >> they were protecting the principal. sen. holly: the principal got shot. you think you might want to revise the protocol? let me ask you

a 17—year—old boy has been found guilty of the murder of holly newton, 15, who was stabbed to death in0ctober. the rac says it expects a temporary 5p cut in fuel duty to be scrapped in the budget in october. the cut was introduced in 2022 by the conservative government and extended until march next year. but the rac claims fuel retailers have failed to pass it on to motorists and used it to boost their profits instead. paralympics gb have won theirfirst gold medal of the games in paris. poppy maskill set a world record with her win in the women's 100 metres s14 butterfly event. great britain is currently in third on the medal table. kamala harris and her running mate tim walz have sat for their first televised interview this afternoon. it has been done by dana bash of cnn, it will air in prime time tonight. we are starting to get the first clips and lines from the interview. in it, she said donald trump and the republicans have been calling for her to sit down, they claim the public does not know who kamala harris is and what she stands for. in the first preview from cnn of that interv

holly do you expect democrats to pick kamala, or is there an opportunity for trump to convert based onu say focusing on the issues? about 30 seconds to you. >> i think we need to focus on the issues. the issues are so important. they are tabletop issues we need to address: inflation, higher cost for bread, milk, and other things. with the americans focus on the issue and a hate border con control, we need to make sure this is president trump is what is going to bring this country and make america great again. >> todd: and you are the two getting out the ma to asian american vote for the former president to become the future president, mike and holly. time for a fresh new word salad and she is stirring it up from kamala harris. >> climate crisis israel and it is an urgent matter to which we should apply metrics that include holding ourselves to deadlines around time. >> todd: the mainstream media is eating it up though. we break it down with a big interview but who else, joe concha. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪ far-

holly has been in belfast since may with her cat captain for company.nter. ever since he was a kitten. and he's a trooper. he's wonderful. he's raring to go. what has been the best thing about your time in belfast? and what's been the worst? well, the worst by far is the weather. i feel so sorry for you all. i have had to buy vitamin d for the first time in my life. you know, florida, we don't need that. the people here have all been supportive and the best invention ever are half pints of beer. we don't have those in america. passengers on this cruise were given the option of buying their cabin outright, rather than paying a rate like a hotel, meaning they'll live on this ship for at least the next three years. and according to the company's website, buying a cabin can cost anywhere between $100,000 and $900,000. at the moment, passengers spend their days on the ship or on different trips, but sleep in hotels. there have been frustrations, but the passengers we spoke to have faith that the ship will launch soon. sure, we've been frustrated at times, bu

thing defined by the coastal elites in brooklyn and holly weird. basically as long as i have colored politics. a lot of reasons for it, one big reason i think goes back to that landslide election in 1972 when republicans flamed democratic nominee, george mcgovern, as a kind of hippie extremist. and off the record quote that became legendary, painting, as the three a's, acid, amnesty, forgiveness for the atomic draft dodgers, and abortion. now none of that was really accurate. the labeling stuck, and even decades later, mcgovern himself, a relentlessly normal white dude veteran war hero from the midwest regretted not pushing back harder on the attacks. >> i got labeled the candidate of acid, amnesty, and abortion. i made a mistake. i told my staff look, nobody is going to believe that nonsense. we don't have to answer stuff like that. i was wrong. >> now democrats, i think, still feel the psychological reverberations from that mcgovern lost half a century later and there is other reasons, as well. so one of the amazing inversions that we have seen t