jayne star of the bravo franchise "real housewives of beverly hills."self often appearing beside her. >> i love you, thank you for meeting with me. >> instead of having lunch with gnarly insurance people, i got you. >> juju: the reality tv star has not been charged with a crime related to girardi's alleged scheme and is not part of the federal case at trial, but she is facing a number of civil cases. something she addressed in a sit-down with girardi's victims in the hulu documentary "the housewife and the hustler 2:the reckoning." >> thanks for coming. >> did you ever hear about him taking money or anything before this whole thing blew up? >> no. >> like, the lawsuits that were against him? >> i found out when i was sued in arizona from a lending company. when i was named. that was the first time. and i said, why am i in this lawsuit? and the three answers i kept getting were, [ bleep ], don't worry about it, i've got it handled. but why is my name in here? i'm not part of the business. so -- that's when i started noticing, something's wrong. >> juju:

. >> reporter: nothing gets past minneapolis bus driver jayne arendt-verhelst.proaching this intersection when she saw a woman standing in the middle-of-the-road. >> and then when i opened up the door, that's what i really saw her. i saw her from head to toe and i was just like, wow. >> reporter: the woman, who appeared to be homeless, wasn't wearing any shoes. >> i can't imagine what it's like walking around in bare feet on the hot pavement, and just nobody sees you. she's just kind of invisible, you know? >> you don't have any shoes. >> reporter: but not to jayne, who immediately took the shoes off her own feet. >> here's one. here's another. >> reporter: and gave them to her. >> no, she's getting my shoes. >> . >>> here in the bay area scandal-plagued police department facing a staffing shortage and a summer spike in crime. residents worry help will not be there when they call for it. >> i don't feel safe. when i hear all of that stuff going on i lay on my floor. >>> developments after a mother of eight was gunned down. >>> a big moment for kamala harris, we

she doesn't have any shoes. >> reporter: but not to jayne.tely took the shoes off her own feet and gave them to her. >> here's one, here's another. no, she's getting my shoes. >> i knew that you are not supposed to drive in your socks. it's a big no-no. but i couldn't help it. >> come on. >> reporter: several riders witnessed that moment, but perhaps no one was more touched by it than this woman. sarah seldon had been homeless before. she knows how meaningful a simple kindness can be. >> it really affected me because, like, it was, like, oh my gosh, she sees this woman. >> reporter: we are often told to put ourselves in someone else's shoes. but in certain moments it's almost more important to let that someone stand in ours. >> that was steve hartman on the road. and that's the "cbs news roundup." for some the news continues, for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for watching, i'

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jayne mccubbin, bbc news.ews. sid vicious, lee harvey oswald, sir winston churchill and sirius black in harry potter — all played on the big screen by gary 0ldman, during his more than 40—year career. now for the first time, the 0scar—winner finds himself in a long—running tv show — the m15 drama slow horses. ahead of series four next week, he's been talking to our entertainment correspondent colin paterson. you're in charge of the rejects. they don't like being called that. what do you call them? the rejects. slow horses has been a proper word—of—mouth hit, and gary 0ldman has his own way of explaining the show to those who haven't seen it. the slightly shady, dirty side of espionage. it's your pg tips, tesco's...version of it, i guess! he plays the hard—drinking jackson lamb, who spends a lot more time insulting his m15 colleagues than he does on his personal hygiene. and cuffs. won't be necessary. come on. i'd rather not take any chances with a man who looks - like he gropes people on buses. you're being hu

recently, jayne noticed a problem outside her bus. it was about a month ago.at's what i really saw her. i saw her from head to toe and i was just like, wow. >> reporter: the woman, who appeared to be homeless, wasn't wearing any shoes. >> i can't imagine what it's like walking around in bare feet n the hot pavement, and just nobody sees you. she's just kind of invisible, you know? >> you don't have any shoes. >> reporter: but not to jayne, who immediately took the shoes off her own feet. >> here's one. here's another. >> reporter: and gave them to her. >> she's getting my shoes. >> i knew you were not spouse to drive your socks. it's a big no-no. but i couldn't help it. >> come on in, you guys. >> reporter: several writers witnessed that moment, but perhaps no one was more touched by it than this woman. sarah seldon had been homeless before. she knows how meaningful a simple kindness can be. >> eight really like affected me because, like, it was like, oh, my gosh, she sees this woman. >> reporter: we are often told to put ourselves in someone else's shoes. but

jayne mccubbin, bbc news.e money they raise, they were targeting around — they raise, they were targeting around £75,000 as you are there. they're _ around £75,000 as you are there. they're just — around £75,000 as you are there. they're just shy, we checked a few minules— they're just shy, we checked a few minutes ago of £100,000 for those motor— minutes ago of £100,000 for those motor neurone disease charities. the pfa are holding their annual awards ceremony in manchester tonight. manchester city's erling haaland is in contention to win the player of the year award for a second year in a row, teammates phil foden and rodri are also on the shortlist, while chelsea striker cole palmer, arsenal captain martin 0degaard and aston villa forward 0llie watkins are also in the running. laurenjames is looking to become the first woman to win both the young player of the year and senior award in the same year. she's joined by chelsea teammates niamh charles and erin cuthbert, along with manchester city trio yui hasega

jayne mccubbin, bbc news.ant ——. dominic solanke starts, . archie gray, lucas bergvall and a few new signings are the bench, james maddison starts and against his former side leicester city. for them, several signings across the summer, their loan signing starts and bobby de cordova—reid for leicester city. you can follow that on the bbc sport website, for me, olly foster and the rest of the sportsday team, goodbye for now. hello there. good evening. still some hazy sunshine at times today towards eastern areas of england. the colours in the sky affected by the particles of smoke from wildfires in north america still, but a lot of heavy rain too, especially in the north and the west. weather fronts pushing eastwards, and that sets the scene for the rest of this week. it will feel very autumnal at times. more heavy rain, unseasonably windy, particularly blustery for irish sea coasts, but still some sunny spells. the best of the dry, sunnier weather, further south and east. but low pressure very much a dominatin

>> reporter: but not to jayne.em to her. >> she is getting my shoes. >> i knew that you are not supposed to drive in your socks. it's a big no-no. but i couldn't help it. >> come on. >> reporter: several riders witnessed that moment, but perhaps no one was more touched by it than this woman. sarah seldon had been homeless before. she knows how meaningful a simple kindness can be. >> it really affected me because, like, it was, like, oh my gosh, she sees this woman. >> reporter: we are often told to put ourselves in someone else's shoes. but in certain moments it's almost more important to let that someone stand in ours. today's biggest feat wasn't booking appointments. it was the fact that the silvas went 4 for 4 on getting all their flu shots with no tears. bravery? rewarded. when it's time for vaccines, it's time for cvs. (♪♪) it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face... gamechanga! ...while the flexdisc contours to it. so the five blades

his now-estranged wife, erika jayne, is a star of "the real housewives of beverly hills."secutors say he spent the money on a lavish lifestyle including private jets and country clubs. defense attorneys blame the law firm's chief financial officer. girardi faces up to 80 years in prison. >>> "the hill" says the first rioters to enter the capitol on january 6th was sentenced to more than four years in prison. michael sparks was convicted in march on charges including interfering with police and obstructing congress from certifying the 2020 presidential election results. sparks jumped through a shattered window on january 6th after another rioter busted it open. a police officer who tried to subdue sparks with pepper spray said he was a catalyst for the riot. >>> and "the denver post" says a hiker was stranded overnight on a colorado mountain amid freezing rain and high winds when he was left behind by co-workers during an office retreat. officials say 15 people were climbing the mountain last friday, but the hiker was left to finish his climb alone. he apparently got disori

jayne mccubbin, bbc news. still to come on today's programme... wildfires have been raging across europe — we'll find out how new heat—seeking drones could soon be the answer to tackling them. first, it's time to join our colleagues with the news where you are. do we know how his health is? it do we know how his health is? it is really good — do we know how his health is? it 3 really good news, he is still undergoing treatment for cancer, buckingham palace haven't said what kind of treatment he is getting. he is still undergoing treatment, doctors are pleased with his progress, full calendar of events, royal ascot, progress, full calendar of events, royalascot, hollywood progress, full calendar of events, royal ascot, hollywood week, progress, full calendar of events, royalascot, hollywood week, broken off from his holiday in scotland. coming to merseyside today. preparing for an october tour to australia and samoa. just preparing for an october tour to australia and samoa.— australia and samoa. just a few moments ago — australia and samoa. just a

tom girardi, a disbarred lawyer and ex-husband of real housewives star erika jayne was found guilty oftag to stop thieves from stealing her mail. >>> prince harry will be in new york city from september 22nd to the 29th for the u.n. general assembly and climate week in support of the archewell foundation. foundation. we'll be right back. needs to ba big, soft shoulder to cry on. which is why downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. downy. breathe life into your laundry. are you tired of your hair breaking after waiting years for it to grow? new pantene with more pro-vitamins, plus biotin & collagen. repairs as well as the leading luxury bonding brand. stronger, healthier hair, without the $60 price tag. if you know, you know it's pantene. can your pad absorb everything and stay fresh? always flexfoam can. it's the only pad made with a flexible foam core that locks in blood and sweat while the top stays dry. keeping you up to 100% leak and odor free. see what foam can do for you. we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less than 10% of us get enough each day.

jayne morgan. hello, dr. morgan, thanks for coming at morning. >> i feel like anecdotally i've been hearing so much about people getting covid suspecting that they have copd had covid. >> so we're hearing about a lot more. but regarding this new dominant since strain, what should we know about it? how concerned should we be if at all? >> yeah, so this strain, the kp.3.1.1, also the kp.2 three, their responsible for about 60 to 60 five 5% of what we have circulating right now, there's another strain as well, the lb1. we should be concerned about it because just in a short period of time, two or three months, it really has become the dominant strain of these are still offshoots of jn.1 for those of you who are really paying molecular attention, these are still offshoots and so still a big part of this omicron family. and so our vaccines this year of focused on the jn.1 variant. and these current circulating variants are offshoots of the jn.1. so we're still expecting them to be good matches dam jn.1 let me ask

let's cross to jayne dougall, who has all the latest sport. good afternoon, matthew. start with cricket. england have had a successful day with the bat, and are now doing well with the ball in the second day of the second test at lords against sri lanka. they've taken seven wickets already. they finished batting in the first session on 427, gus atkinson helping them by reaching his maiden century for england. sri lanka have begun their reply and are 124—7, matthew potts took two — bowling angelo matthews for 22 and then getting the captain de silva for a duck. olly stone took two as has chris woakes. sri lanka need 110 more runs to avoid the follow on. england won the first test at old trafford. to the paralympics and blaine hunt has won great britain's first medal on day two at the velodrome in paris. hunt had the fastest time in the men's c4—5 1,000m time trial until australia's korey boddington went just over a tenth of a second faster to win the gold medal for australia. that meant britain'sjody cundy and archie atkinson narrowly miss out on medals, finishing four

jayne mccubbin was with him to see the team cross the finish line in gloucester.d who was diagnosed with mnd two years ago. billy said to me he was inspired by me, and that the feeling is completely the other way for me. i love the guy. the pain he has put his body through, all with a smile on his face. it's a huge effort from the team. in the forefront of our minds is always for ed. the wind was about 40 miles an hour and it'sjust me and johnny on the bikes and all the lads having a rest because we knew we needed their help in the night. and ijust kept thinking of ed and the kids, to be honest. that's how sad this disease is. the kids will be affected for the rest of their lives. ed's time is finite. in fact, they beat their target of 350 miles in 2a hours. 23 hours, 57 minutes and 1a seconds. and they beat the target they set to raise money for the mnd community. you are aware it has i now reached 76 grand. has it really? and it's still going up. so, well done. yeah! it's a community which has kept them going all the way. here he is. that's all you needed. this

jayne mccubbin, bbc news.g with situations of disorder on tuesday. the northern ireland assembly has been recalled from summer recesses and will sit tomorrow to discuss the violence. in the last the northern ireland secretary gave a news conference in belfast and said anyone who took part in the violence would be found and punished. part in the violence would be found and punished-— and punished. what we have been witnessin: and punished. what we have been witnessing is _ and punished. what we have been witnessing is completely - witnessing is completely unacceptable. this does not represent northern ireland. it doesn't represent the great city of belfast. this is not what northern ireland wants to be known for. and it's really important that the vast majority of people who would be shocked and angered and disgusted at what is happening. speak up that all of the political parties and of course the assembly is being recalled tomorrow, speak with one voice in condemning what has happened. because this needs to b

back, people care about us. 13 people have already appeared in court for violence across merseyside. jayne lunchtime, police say they are preparing for more than 100 protests tonight. the prime minister though has promised to keep communities safe. 0ur political correspondent, joe pikejoins us now. joe, a big test for sir keir starmer? it is. but it is in the sort of policy area he spent much of his career working in. the policy area he spent much of his career working in.— policy area he spent much of his career working in. the hope within government _ career working in. the hope within government seems _ career working in. the hope within government seems to _ career working in. the hope within government seems to be - career working in. the hope within government seems to be that - career working in. the hope within government seems to be that the | career working in. the hope within - government seems to be that the news we have seen this lunchtime headlines about three year prison sentences could provide a pretty sobering prospect to anyone tempting to get involved in criminality, the

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jayne mccubbin, bbc news.bc london, i'm thomas magill. a man from leytonstone's due in court after a swedish chef was found unconscious near the notting hill carnival on monday. mussie imnetu was in london for businesses when he was attacked near queensway. he suffered head injuries and remains in a critical condition in hospital. 31—year—old omar wilson has been charged a swimming pool in north west london where nine children and two adults were treated for a chlorine leak in hospital will remain closed until further notice. it happened at vale farm sports centre in sudbury. the bbc understands while most of the patients are not seriously unwell, three of the children may need to undergo further medical examinations. investigations are continuing into the death of a man who was fatally stabbed whilst on a mobility scooter in east london. jade anthony barnett, who was 38, died at the scene on rushmore road in clapton on wednesday. detectives are continuing to investigate his death. two men aged 21 and 28 remai

jayne mccubbin, bbc news.r look at the photo finish, it was confirmed that silver was in factjust clinched by the us. let's take a look. and the gold could go in one of three directions here. lindemann has gold medal possession for germany. potter and knibb trying to hold on. laura lindemann glances over her shoulder and holds on. and germany get the goal. and it's a photo for silver between great britain and northern ireland and the united states of america. what a colossal effort from beth potter to bring great britain back into contention. john, you havejoined us. you expect a photo finish on 100 metres but this is on such a huge race, to come down to those margins. it is this is on such a huge race, to come down to those margins.— down to those margins. it is fast, tactical, it's _ down to those margins. it is fast, tactical, it's exciting, _ down to those margins. it is fast, tactical, it's exciting, but - down to those margins. it is fast, tactical, it's exciting, but i - down to those margins. it is fas

jayne morgan, a cardiologist and executive director of health and community education at piedmont healthcare thank you so much for being with us really do for pleasure. i'm sorry to be talking about the story, but it's very important. >> it is. >> let's break this down. researchers study patients born between 1920 19201990 and found cancer rates increased with each generation. for instance, uterine cancer has about 169% higher incidence rate if you're born in the 90s as opposed to if you're born in the 50s. and again, i'm reading this, this is stunning told me dr. morgan, what is explaining this rise in cancer with younger generations? >> and we've seen this trend for a while. and one of the concerns that we have is that it's also tracking with our obesity rates as well. and the plethora of processed foods in our society, which really is just a polite way for us to say nine foods, foods that are really chemicals and additives and things like that, that earlier generations really didn't consume are having their bodies in large quantities. and then just the lack of physical activity as our tec

jayne mccubbin, bbc news. now the weather with darren.blackpool this evening. it's going to be perfect weatherfor the big switch on. there are going to be some changes this weekend, mind you, because pressure is going to be falling. but at the moment, we have high pressure sitting right over the weekend and it is bringing us weather like this. plenty of sunshine around, a bit of fair weather cloud bubbling up in the light winds. the sea breezes are keeping coastal areas quite sunny and these are the temperatures we have got this afternoon, similar to what we had yesterday, maybe a degree or so higher. in the south—east of england, the sunshine is a bit hazy. overnight, we are going to find that cloud thickening and might be bringing one or two showers as well. but elsewhere, we are going to have clearer skies and lighter winds. are going to have clearer skies and lighterwinds. so are going to have clearer skies and lighter winds. so it's going to be a chilly night again in northern ireland. and in scotland as well. but those temperatures

jayne mccubbin, bbc news.sing asylum seekers last week. 0ur reporterjohn maguire is in bristol now. more fears of potentially problems later today? — more fears of potentially problems later today?— later today? yes, preparations are under way and _ later today? yes, preparations are under way and meetings _ later today? yes, preparations are under way and meetings are - later today? yes, preparations are | under way and meetings are taking place with the police and we will talk about that in a moment. the hotel that was laid siege to on saturday around a mile away from where we are standing, down by the river. you can see the cathedral. we are on college green. good morning to you. you met police last night as part of your bristol muslim strategic leadership group. what are the plans for today? the strategic leadership group. what are the plans for today?— the plans for today? the things discussed were _ the plans for today? the things discussed were we _ the plans for today? the things discussed were we had

— jayne, it has been a tough one overniuht? , ., ., ,, .,, overnight?wind. and they had hills to go through, it has been really challenging. but in the next, we hope around about 8:30am, they are going to travel here. they are going to come into ed slater�*s beloved gloucester rugby club, they are going to be greeted, good morning, everybody. buy lots of cheerleaders, the champion cheerleader, we have been tracking them all night. yes. been tracking them all night. yes, es. been tracking them all night. yes, yes- tough? _ been tracking them all night. yes, yes. tough? yes, _ been tracking them all night. yes, yes. tough? yes, especially i been tracking them all night. yes, yes. tough? yes, especially with i been tracking them all night. yes, i yes. tough? yes, especially with the rain and all — yes. tough? yes, especially with the rain and all of _ yes. tough? yes, especially with the rain and all of those _ yes. tough? yes, especially with the rain and all of those hills, _ yes. tough? yes, especially with the rain and all of those hills, and i rain an

it isa it is a familiar route, jayne, but in a different manner, just explain?me equity will be in the support vehicle, last time you were leading the way —— at this time ed will be in the support vehicle. you are doing it in 2a hours which is officially bonkers. we will chat in a minute but i want to remind you how awesome this challenge is and how impressive ed and billy's determination to raise the profile of mnd is. the mnd community has had plenty of heroes, a community that has found hope and strength in friendship and love and a rock solid challenge. two years ago, after ed slater was diagnosed with mnd, he set off on a challenge with his old team—mate, billy twelvetrees. two years on, you're going to do it again? yeah, on a different set of wheels. last time, ed was in the driving seat. this time he'll be in the support vehicle. but i'm positive. i've got great friends around me. i'm excited. last time, they covered 350 miles in three days. this time, they'll do it in 2a hours. and it was just three days of fun. and a lot of hard work. and we wanted to k

jayne sent in this family photo from great yarmouth taken in 1987 alongside their friends from burnley and donald trump's social media conversation. uk prime minister keir starmer urges iran not to attack israel in a phone call with iran's new president. ukraine's military says its troops now control 1,000 square kilometres of russian territory. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. we start in greece with the latest on the wildfires. there is a new evacuation order, this time for a seaside area to the east of athens. helicopters are back up in the air after being grounded overnight for safety reasons. that is as they try to tackle the hundreds of fires with trucks and hundreds of fires with trucks and hundreds of fires with trucks and hundreds of firefighters. european countries are sending help. firefighters, trucks and planes. so far, we know that one person has been killed in these fires. with all of the latest, here isjoe inwood. sometimes, faced with flames reaching up to 25m high, all you can do is stand and watch. but thousands have fled the wildfires that have now reached the outskir

jayne is at the boxing club in bolton where cindy trains.sweaty down here this morning. we are here to talk about, let's hear her name. “flinch;r about, let's hear her name. cindy and gamba- _ about, let's hear her name. cindy and gamba. absolute _ about, let's hear her name. cindy and gamba. absolute legend. - about, let's hear her name. cindy| and gamba. absolute legend. you miaht not and gamba. absolute legend. you might rrot have — and gamba. absolute legend. rim. might not have heard her name but she is a legend and she made absolute olympic sporting history last night. let me tell you her story. as an 11—year—old he came here to bolton from cameroon to live with her dad, with her brother. she came to this boxing ring when she was about 15. and she had a bit of a talent, it's fair to say, she did really well. the last few years she has been training with team gb and she got her place in the olympics not with team gb, with the official refugee olympic team. which had never won a medal rugby for until last night, which he lost, but she is