dedication to the conductor, arnold katz's centenary at the novosibirsk philharmonic, noted.he palace of young naturalists, it is open to the light, it has a lot of glass, a lot of sun penetrates into the pavilion. the atmosphere of youth and lightness is recreated by the restorers of pavilion number 8 at vdnkh. a trap for the viewer: the mousetrap lives and prospers, and of course, this is some kind of unique performance in this sense. and one of the most popular productions based on the play by agatha christie. waiting for the light. in each person, every morning comes the same dawn. knowing yourself through jewelry art is offered at the exhibition in the foberge museum. 100 years since the birthday of the outstanding conductor arnold katz, the creator of the novosibirsk philharmonic symphony orchestra, he raised the team to an unprecedented height. to demand the impossible in order to receive. a high-sounding result is one of the maestro's principles. report by anastasia bolotina. the world premiere is on the stage of the novosibirsk philharmonic. the ciccone overture of t

arnold's daughter, on the contrary, says: i want to write books similar to your novels, that is, herating, well and let's say, straight up flattery, yes, that is, she really wants to listen to a lecture about hamlet. plus she herself played hamlet in the production, actually hamlet runs through the entire novel as a thread, but hamlet appears here as a kind of black eros, that is, we encounter many references in the text, here is the phrase black eros, that is, it comes as black eros into this relationship, it turns out that it is eros that destroys them, yes, or tell me how the plot is built specifically around the erotic interaction of julian and bradley. when he allegedly killed this arnold, in fact in fact, rachel killed him, but everything is so confusing in this family that in the end it turns out that bradley is to blame, for some reason, he doesn’t even particularly deny his guilt, and but, but this whole situation, this whole dark eros, it led him to finally sitting down to write, what’s the paradox, he spent the whole novel, i laughed a lot about it, it’s of course a terri

president tony james, but the lion's share are former public company ceos like dan schulman of paypal, arnold donald of carnival. now i'm told the letter was organized by top harris backers that included blair efron and comes as harris is tacking to the middle including that move this week to soften biden's stance on capital gains taxes solely in order to shore up private sector support. trump does have executive-level support as well, including a number of billionaires and players like elon musk and howard lutnick, but the letter does help harris argue the momentum is on her side. it comes on the same day her campaign reported out fundraising trump in august, 361 million to $130 million. while polls are mostly tied in those battleground states we can see now how harris is leaning on her cash advantage in these

uh, i want to look at something else, arnold, uh, the, uh, we have reports that the united states now sending troops to, well, it says the region, some reports says to lebanon. um, basically, what it seems is to support the israeli regime, there are some reports that say it's to help. uh evacuate uh americans and others say basically um that it is in the region to uh um help protect its interests your thoughts about that you think the united states will get directly involved in this i mean we know that it is supporting the israeli regime every step of the way but but your thoughts about that side of things well i think i don't think that united states wants to get involved in that war in a... in that regional war, it does not serve its interest, especially now with the upcoming elections, when a support for palestine is increasing every day, and opposition to us policy, irrespective of political opinions, is increasingly increasingly against that war that people see, they see it on tv, that genocide is taking place there against the people of gaza for close to one year, so the biden a

so, arnold in there now. i just don't know why you go gun on the six-inch line.ple do it. except for jalen hurts. >> chris: vols crowding the line. handoff in the middle -- no. he's going to be stopped. wait a second. now -- now they say. okay. took a little conference. it looks like he did land just across the goal line. you got to be patient with these officials, i guess. >> kirk: interesting to take 9 out of the game for this play to hand it off. now, he -- you can see it pretty good here. some penetration, bounces off of it. doesn't give up on it. eventually barnes gets into the end zone. >> chris: hawkins is back out there for the two-point conversion. this to make it an eight-point game, which would give you a chance to make an onsides kick and still have three time-outs to work with. but they got to hurry. the play clock wound down -- >> kirk: yeah, they have to get the spot of the ball before they have to worry about the play clock. they're going to take a peek at the previous play to see if he was up before he broke the plane. if his knee touched. >> chr

graham arnold has left hisjob as head coach of australia with immediate effect.was the longest serving coach in the socceroos history and led them to the last 16 of the 2022 world cup. 7 on his decision to leave arnold said he felt it was best for the nation. india are on course to set a big target for bangladesh after closing day two of the first test in chennai on 81 for 3. after bowling out the tigers for 149 in the first innings, they lost both openers in the early overs, before virat kohli was trapped lbw for 17. india's lead is currently 308. elsewhere sri lanka have built a 202 run lead over new zealand in their second innings. on the third day of the first test in galle, half centuries from dimuth karoonahratnee and dinesh chandimal saw the lions reach 237 for 4. new zealand seam bowler will o'rourke has picked up three wickets so far. meanwhile, the venue for the second test between pakistan and england has been switched, less than two weeks before the series begins. it will now be played in multan, where the first test is also being played, due to renov

thank you so much, let's bring in arnold august, author and journalist from montreal. arnold august, welcome, wish we were speaking on better circumstances, still very hard and in shock from the number of deaths and murders that took place yesterday from the israeli regime. it's very difficult to actually swallow that, especially when with enthusiasm, that's my take, when i read something like israel says it has launched a new wave of extensive strikes on hezbollah targets in lebanon. they want the world to believe that they're targeting hezbollah, but the... facts facts speak louder uh than their statements aside from what the genocide that they've executed in the gaza strip uh you have uh 550 civilians that have been killed you have uh just read off some of the numbers in terms of the number of children that have been killed um you're looking at uh what uh at least 35 children i believe 50 i'm sorry number of children killed and also a high number of women uh so they're playing with their words uh do they have any buyers in that respect? well, i think that that's an

i'm tanya arnold.s gold number 19 for sarah storey as the medal rush continues for paralympicsgb in paris. jack draper is preparing to take on world number one jannik sinner is his first grand slam semifinal at the us open. i have had no doubt that he can play at this level and we want to go higher and higher and keep pushing alone. —— along. craig bellamy takes charge of his first game as wales manager. they face turkey in the nations league. also coming up on sportsday — the england captain, 0llie pope, finds his form with the bat as england make a strong start on the first day of the third test against sri lanka. sarah storey has won her 19th paralympic gold medal, the 30th of a career that started in barcelona in 1992 and covers two sports. well, our correspondent andy swiss is in paris, and, andy, the gold medals just keep on coming for her and for paralympicsgb. that is right, yes. it was another incredible day for dame sarah storey, as you say, her 19th paralympic title but surely one of the fin

car right away we saw toyva, how are you and toyva helped us alive alive alive troublemaker alive arnoldovich ogeev born in 1980 no convictions registered. payment on vasilievsky, here are these photos, we found them at your house during a search, did you know these girls, did you know, didn't know, what's the difference, and why exactly a red kerchief, or is this a pioneer tie, a briefcase, these props, is this a memory of your pioneer childhood? answer, doctor, she's trying to make sure you don't end up in prison, in the hospital. i, i became a pioneer already during perestroika, one of the best students in the class, in general, this is already it was irrelevant, but the poor students were jealous, they had a slogan, instead of being a pioneer, always be ready, beat the pioneers, always be ready, and they beat them, beat them, tore off my tie, but i still put it on every day, and where did such resilience come from? "fell in love with a pioneer girl, a pioneer leader, she was looking at me, she tied her necktie for the first time at the ceremonial assembly, i was in seventh heaven, sh

with the historic resistance that has not let up even one second since over the last year. well, arnold, you mentioned about the sign." settlers and basically what they want, they want their captives back and and they're willing to continue um the geneside, i mean it's very interesting, we have seen some unbelievable um footage during the last year of course during this genocide uh against the palestinians in gaza, but i think what has been really really interesting is the uh overall response by the majority of zionist settlers living inside of the oc territories. i mean, just today i was monitoring various sites and uh, there are their tours actually like sea tours that they can watch from the mediterranean and see the israelis blowing up gaza, people are paying to go out and watch this. i mean, the level of depravity, depravity of the, israel, it's a whole different level. i mean, what do you attribute this to, because we have. seen extreme regimes, but um, usually we see a wide range of perspectives with people in any country, but inside this entity, although we do have some anti-uhn

likewise the van dijk and trent alexander—arnold. the factory -ot alexander—arnold.t mo salah isjust phenomenal. once again, if anyone— phenomenal. once again, if anyone doubted him, me, he has proved _ anyone doubted him, me, he has proved them, me, wildly inaccurate. liverpool have to tie him — inaccurate. liverpool have to tie him down, whether it's financial— tie him down, whether it's financial or the duration of the — financial or the duration of the deal, just make him happy and make _ the deal, just make him happy and make him stay.— the deal, just make him happy and make him stay. thank you, as always- _ and make him stay. thank you, as always. that's _ and make him stay. thank you, as always. that's all _ and make him stay. thank you, as always. that's all we've i and make him stay. thank you, as always. that's all we've got. as always. that's all we've got time for. if you want to see the full episode it's available right now on bbc iplayer. from me and the rest of the team, thanks for watching and goodbye. hello there. so far september has been quite warm

really, the duane arnold one in iowa is the only other option that could come back online. far between. final point the longer they've been off line the harder it is to bring it back online. >> pippa, thank you. pippa stevens. >>> all right. so it was interesting on the conference call for oracle larry ellison talking about powering a data center with nuclear specifically. >> and now listen the microsoft news that pippa talked about, this is actually a big story and this could be one of those pivotal moments for the uranium trade, that has had fits a starntsz along the way. if tim was here he would say the same thing, the uranium etf, sruff, for you playing our home game, listen, volatile, typically something we don't talk about but this is where you want to be uranium will be a story and when you hear something like this, microsoft giving you the sort of i want to say the backstop for the entire thing, uranium trade is alive and well, i think. >> for more on how constellation's nuclear plans could impact the space bring in sophie carp of key bank can't marketsp great to ha

we can now speak to arnold tar lane, who is a chartered surveyor and fire safety specialist, and arnold warrens clouding systems allowed under slack. regulations could cause a major loss of life years before they run full fire. joining us from london, thanks for speaking to us on how to 0, excuse me. the prime minister has pledged legal requirements for what he calls faithful, sliding on other buildings to be removed. and also said the face of which they are currently being addressed as far too slow. does this give you confidence that going forward? things will change um, well we've had several years are fairly in that class to look at clearing these buildings of materials. if any comes from tracy told me the very. busy early flammable materials and all the other ones, not high pressure like midnight, which burn slightly slow, but i still just as the interest, as we saw from before, taking them the other day. now that all i done called out hope for the future where we are not funding the people who to the enforcement the how it helps to be a trustee is on the funds that they've been giv

after trent alexander—arnold had a goal disallowed for offside.of the season — to put liverpool in control. after the break, mohamed salah made it 3—0 with his 12th goal in 15 matches against united. the result piles more pressure on erik ten hag after two defeats in their opening three matches while liverpool go into the international break with maximum points and no goals conceded. looked a bit more secure defensively. i think we were a lot more control of our game today. 0bviously three now and, yeah, could have been more. could have been, you know, a couple of goals, one goal ruled off—side. we had a couple of counter—attacks which should have ended up in better result but you can't argue with three great goals we have scored. the clean sheet is massive for us. when you come away from your rivals like man united, it's so important to keep a clean sheet. like the man said before the game, the first objective today is to keep a clean sheet and we've got the quality of scoring goals and we proved that. have some great players there, but we have s

after trent alexander—arnold had a goal disallowed for offside.s diaz scored twice before half—time — his second and third goals of the season — to put liverpool in control. after the break, mohamed salah made it 3—0 with his 12th goal in 15 matches against united. the result piles more pressure on erik ten hag after two defeats in their opening three matches while liverpool go into the international break with maximum points and no goals conceded. look a bit more secure defensively. i think we were a lot more control of our game today. obviously three now and, yeah, could have been more. could have been, you know, a couple of goals, one goal ruled off—side. we had a couple of counter—attacks which should have ended up in beater result but you can't argue with three great goals we have scored. the clinch is massive for us. when you come away with your rives like man united, that's what the man said before game, the first objective is to keep a clean sheet and got the quality of scoring goals and we proved that. . ,., ., of scoring goals and we pro

after trent alexander—arnold had a goal disallowed for offside.diaz scored twice before half—time — his second and third goals of the season — to put liverpool in control. after the break, mohamed salah made it 3—0 with his 12th goal in 15 matches against united. the result piles more pressure on erik ten hag after two defeats in their opening three matches while liverpool go into the international break with maximum points and no goals conceded. you look a bit more secure defensively, we were a bit more in control of our game today. obviously 3—0, it could have been more. a couple of goals, one goal ruled offside, it should have ended up as a better result but you can't argue with three great goals that were scored, and clinch this match for us. if you come forward with your rivals, that's what they said at the beginning of the game, the first object is to keep the clean sheet. and we did that. i think we have such players as well and very good position and good finishes and was nearly there and we have given more scoring abilities and we will be

liverpool face nottingham forest at anfield tomorrow, trent alexander arnold, captain virgilvan dijk salah have played a big part in their perfect start to the season, starting each of liverpool's three games so far. but they are yet to sign contract extensions with the club, and all three of them culd leave the club for free at the end of the season. the boring answer that you are going to get from me until that is news about it, we don't talk about contract negotiations here. is it distracting? no, it isn't, because i am fully focused on the team, and i am trying to work with them and the best possible way to get the best possible way to get the best possible way to get the best out of them, so it is not a distraction for me at all. ., u, not a distraction for me at all. ., u, ~ , not a distraction for me at all. ., ~ , ., all. you can keep across all the live _ all. you can keep across all the live sport _ all. you can keep across all the live sport on _ all. you can keep across all the live sport on the - all. you can keep across all the live sport on the bbc i all. you can keep

establishing himself here arnold 18 twoochl he did one of many things the first to do in yerba buena. was not california yet and was not fully san francisco yet. >> because he was an american citizen but spoke spanish he was able to during the time when america was taking over california from mexico, there was annexations that happened and conflict emerging and war, of course. he was part of the peek deliberations and am bas doorship to create the state of california a vice council to mexico. mexico granted him citizenship. he loaned the government of san francisco money. to funds some of the war efforts to establish the city itself and the state, of course. he established the first hotel here the person people turned to often to receive dignitaries or hold large gatherings established the first public school here and helped start the public school system. he piloted the first steam ship on the bay. a big event for san francisco and depict instead state seal the ship was the sitk a. there is a small 4 block long length of street, owned much of that runs essentially where the transamer

brandon arnold, national taxpayers association executive vice president joins me now.won't trust the current administration with the economy considering look at our economy and the inflation numbers. look at people's wallets and savings accounts dwindling. what will harris do about it that she hasn't done in the last four years as the vice president? >> that's the million dollar question there. she really needs to get out of biden's shadow because he has done such a horrible job on the economy when we look on inflation, the cost of living. the amount of household debt that is piling up right now almost $18 trillion in collective household debt. how does she chart a course that is different than biden? we haven't seen it yet and it's been very, very concerning from a policy perspective. americans are looking for solutions here. president trump is offering lower taxes, less in the way of regulation and a stronger economy. harris hasn't been able to match him on that thus far. >> julie: an article from miranda devine in the "new york post" saying harris biden inner circle

after trent alexander—arnold had a goal disallowed for offside.eason — to put liverpool in control. after the break, mohamed salah made it 3—0 with his 12th goal in 15 matches against united. the result piles more pressure on erik ten hag after two defeats in their opening three matches while liverpool go into the international break with maximum points and no goals conceded. look a bit more secure defensively. i think we were a lot more control of our game today. 0bviously three now and, yeah, could

and for more on all of this list will national taxpayers union, vice president brandon arnold formerent banker, carol roth but is still very smart and you should listen to work in carol we go to you, i understand that some certain people want very specific about the nature of what is going on that you have one woman who has been part of this flooding the market with money and throwing money at everything and calling the inflation reduction act was the opposite of what it was, new green deal and effectively biden has admitted this a few weeks ago right and is a something that can be done and what should trump duty as a history of success in this regard a bit his administration it's been a great deal as well is your take on this particular issue. carol: yes will certainly i think we can be critical of trump and his covid-19 response but a lot of that came from pelosi and if he had not signed those packages i think the people would crazy the moment. another biden and here is they no longer had an emergency yet they continue to spread like it was an emergency so i think that the differen

not just to education, he has the right to knowledge, the outstanding historian of the 20th century arnold toynbee believed that... the purpose of education is religious, not mercantile. of course, he did not mean the law of god, he was talking about the value foundations of education, a person must understand, navigate in this complex world, he must be able to distinguish good from evil, he must at least approximately imagine those values ​​that developed by mankind over the millennia, science, art, literature, music and religious values. climate change is now the number one topic on the world agenda. the climate issue is discussed at huge forums, the g7, g20 discuss them, the introduction of solar and wind energy is being promoted, fines for carbon emissions are being introduced, the automobile industry is switching to the production of cars with electric... engines and so on and so forth, however, behind these statements and actions one can often see cynical redistribution of markets or knocking out subsidies from the state. if we agree with the hypothesis that it is the anthropogenic f

arnold schwarzenegger wanted to be superman. >> yeah. ] >> i'm not even going to attempt my arnold impersonation. >> jimmy: is there anything that you wish had been included in the documentary that was not? >> well, sure. there's so much footage from all of my dad's life. and from my life as well. it's really intimate portrait of a very human story. and that means a lot to us. but i think there's plenty that never was filmed and just daily life. one thing that i really wish that i had been either alive to see this or someone had filmed it. this was way pre-tmz days. my dad was. known as superman. he was in new york. he took his bike around. went into a coffee shop or something. left his bike outside. noticed out of the corner of his eye someone had stolen the bike. and so he sprints out of the coffee shop and chases the person down, throws them onto the hood of a car, and the person looks up and goes, "i'm so sorry, superman!" [ laughter ] [ applause ] i really wish that there was footage of that. it would have been a delight. >> jimmy:

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establishing himself here arnold 18 twoochl he did one of many things the first to do in yerba buena. was not california yet and was not fully san francisco yet. >> because he was an american citizen but spoke spanish he was able to during the time when america was taking over california from mexico, there was annexations that happened and conflict emerging and war, of course. he was part of the peek deliberations and am bas doorship to create the state of california a vice council to mexico. mexico granted him citizenship. he loaned the government of san francisco money. to funds some of the war efforts to establish the city itself and the state, of course. he established the first hotel here the person people turned to often to receive dignitaries or hold large gatherings established the first public school here and helped start the public school system. he piloted the first steam ship on the bay. a big event for san francisco and depict instead state seal the ship was the sitk a. there is a small 4 block long length of street, owned much of that runs essentially where the transamer

david lynn arnold was convicted of killing persil rolls hernandez in castro valley.scilla died after being hit in the stomach by when arnold and suffered internal bleeding. he was it first parole back in 2022, the governor gavin newsom overturn that in april. earlier this year, leonardo was granted parole again. he will likely be released after spending less than 13 years in custody. one the crop a morning news. >> hundreds of people in our area are about to lose their jobs. we'll talk about the new round of tech layoffs that are round of tech layoffs that are coming to the bay. some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org it is ine

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major general larry arnold, first air force, tyndall air force, georgia. we had a major north american air defense that morning, a command post. there was a team of people who introduced scenarios. you had to react to and respond to. as we were winding up the exercise guys, my executive officer handed me a slip of paper. he had said, bob mark called, and there was a hijacking in the boston center. ben slaney my experience with hijackings and our protocol was that we cooperate. lieutenant don desiccants, mission commander, northeast air defense. at this point, our mindset the 1970s. vintage hijacked. we didn't have a huge concern this aircraft was going to crash. major general larry arnold. i said, bob, go ahead and scramble the fighters. major joe macready, f-15 pilot. otis air force base, cape cod, massachusetts. a scramble order was issued. i ran to the jets. i started up. i realized we didn't have any weapons. they filled our jets with gas and even we were winchester. that means we didn't have any weapons. we took off. lieutenant colonel tim duffy, f-15

arnold kushnarovich, does that sound familiar, it's not he who is in the top ten richest people in russia, well, not in the top ten, in the top twenty, but we don't follow the ratings, so what's not scary? and waiter, what's your most expensive wine? don't worry, it's standard procedure, no one is going to pressure you or anything like that, it's just a conversation, one minute. so we'll see each other again and more than once, where is your conference room? yes, i remember, i was there. please tell me, what was your husband's salary? 60 thousand. did you go on holiday to the dominican republic for the new year? yes, we did, and how much did the package cost? i don't remember. your husband's salary for 3.5 months is 212,000 rubles. i also work. yes, as a part-time nurse. zhenya, we would like to return to the issue of the corruption charges. alisa dmitrievna, it's not that simple here. especially since you know that details are important everywhere. a good. hot. a good lawyer. why did he go to them? the salary is half as much. maybe together? time will tell. what is he doing here? working

cirque du soleil aerialist jan arnold died after a fall while performing a high flying routine and multiple performers were hurt. during this 2014 ringling brothers show in rhode island. these falls, along with the two this past month showcasing just how much could go wrong with these kinds of performances. gravity circus putting out a statement at the time of the accident, saying in part in live entertainment and high risk performances, accidents can unfortunately happen despite stringent safety measures. our emergency protocols were immediately enacted and the performer was promptly taken to the hospital and cirque du soleil, telling abc news today. the artist is doing well and has now been discharged from the hospital. whilst being cared for by our team. how about the danger aspect of it all? i mean especially the two of you all. you all are up pretty, pretty high. do you guys have any fear? >> sometimes i'll usually working on some pretty crazy stuff. yeah, i'll usually learn skills low to the ground and then bring them up. but i have lately been putting a pool noodle around the metal b

that is about the cost of her holiday to ibiza last week, which meant she missed her son's thomas arnoldham was jailed for two years, two months today — one of more than 250 adults to have been jailed so far for their roles in the disorder. police forces are still investigating and are also urging rioters to give themselves up. if you were involved and you were there present and involved in that disorder in southport, in liverpool city centre, and also in the walton area, i would also urge you to contact us as well, because you will spend a lot of time looking over your shoulder waiting for that knock on the door. officers are pouring over hours of footage from the worst riots for more than a decade, and expect to make many more arrests in the coming weeks. daniel sandford, bbc news. —— hundreds of hours. a new bronze sculpture to commemorate the late queen elizabeth is receiving a mixed reception. the statue, created by anto brennan, was unveiled at antrim castle gardens in northern ireland on saturday. but some have said it doesn't resemble the late queen at all, with one person saying

australia head coach, graham arnold, has resigned saying it's the "best for the nation" after a poorup qualifying. he was the longest serving coach in the socceroos history and led them to the last 16 of the 2022 world cup. but after a shock defeat to bahrain, before drawing 0—0 against indonesia he said he felt it was time for change. in cricket, the venue for the second test between pakistan and england has been switched, less than two weeks before the series begins. it will now be played in multan, where the first test is also being played, due to renovation work at the national stadium in karachi. the weigh—in for the all british heavyweight title fight between anthonyjoshua, and champion, daniel dubois takes place in a few hours time. 96,000 fans are expected to pack out wembley stadium in london on saturday. dubois won the interim ibf title injune and was elevated to world champion when 0leksandr usyk vacated the belt, but he feels he needs to beatjoshua to be recognised as the world champion. a. they welter title, i need to retain it and hold onto it so, it a great thing to ha

thomas arnold, seen here kicking police officers in rotherham was jailed for two years, two months today. police forces are still investigating and are also urging rioters to give themselves up. if you were involved and you were there present and involved in that disorder in southport, in liverpool city centre, and also in the walton area, i would also urge you to contact us as well, because you will spend a lot of time looking over your shoulder waiting for that knock on the door. officers are pouring over hundreds of hours of footage from the worst riots for more than a decade, and expect to make many more arrests in the coming weeks. daniel sandford, bbc news. medical staff in the democratic republic of congo say they are struggling to prevent the spread of mpox — the viral illness that's passed on through close contact. the drc is the epicentre of the latest outbreak and has recorded thousands of mpox cases and more than 600 deaths since the start of the year. the world health organization has declared an international emergency after a surge in cases there spread to neighbouring cou

iba a encontrar sam arnold y justin jefferson. 97 yarda se escapaba el mejor receptor de la nfl y asíe iba a complicar bastante el partido a los niners, que aunque pudieron conseguir puntos otra vez gracias a jordan mason, al final no pudieron. tuvieron que tratar de buscar 2 touchdowns en apenas minuto y medio. no lo iban a conseguir después del 11 iquique y con esto no iban a poder ganar su partido en minnesota desde 1992. y tienen récord de 1 y 1. vamos a ver una de las sorpresas de la jornada, porque los raiders le pegaron a derrick. henry se iba a escapar hasta las diagonales 84 yardas para el recién llegado a los cuervos de baltimore. y ahí, en ese momento, lo ganaba baltimore 23 a 16, pero entonces gardner minshew iba a encontrar a quién sino a adams, que tuvo un muy buen partido, 110 yardas para adelante, además de este touchdown. y con eso el partido se empataba a 23. y después venía. entonces la patada ganadora. y así las vegas, raiders le pegaron entonces a los cuervos de baltimore, allá en boston. pasamos al béisbol de las grandes ligas. porque a pesar de que ya parece muy

next up, the vikings and the quarterback sam arnold, former 49 backup sunday 10:00 a.m. on kpix. it is a short week and the day after tomorrow installation wednesday for the viking game. >> awesome and let's not forget the emotional side to this game because rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall was on the sidelines tonight to cheer on his teammates. he is recovering after being shot in the chest in union square during an attempted robbery. during the first quarter, piersall and the entire team honored the first responders that helped him after the shooting. >> joining us here tonight, sergeant durell herrell and lucy corliss . >> the police sergeant was the first to respond to the shooting and the doctor operated on piersall at san francisco general, helping him get back on the road to recovery and he certainly gave them big hugs and signed jerseys. piersall is expected to miss at least the next three games of the season. >> yeah, niners, baby! >> then there was this, before the niners hit the field we had a chance to check out the tailgate, of course, and to see the fans decked o

this would be benedict arnold. he was at th pnt, of course, infaus the. the i can't the word the something to what? yeah. ion of his fame to all future ages though it is a ciumance of some weight a circumstance of some weight in considering whether for th sak of such a remote and improbable is this, it would be prudent to bridge the power of in a manner altogether an example, and which might produce miss mischief. so actually i would say this was a valid concern and is still one we're thinking about today. in fact attended the oral arguments in the immunity case live and i, i was shocked to hear some of the justices appear to that the president could pardon himself for an action which was really pretty you can read those notes yourself if you want. please go ahead. okay. so. while george had an extreme view on these questions and was more cautious than others, my review and that the others who worked on the brief, i was the main author, but many other historians did research and signed on. we read comprehensively.

liverpool face nottingham forest at anfield tomorrow, trent alexander arnold, captain virgilvan dijked a big part in their perfect start to the season but are yet to sign contract extensions with the club and all three of them could leave liverpool on a free at the end of the season. the boring answer which you will get for me, as long as there is no news about this but we don't talk about contract situations over here. distracted, as that which he used for me, no it isn't because i'm fully focused on the individuals in the team and they are a part of the team and trying to work with them the best possible way to get the best out of them. so it's not a distraction for me at all. and that's all the sport for now. the first so—called "citizens�* jury" on assisted dying in england has backed a change in the law to allow people who are terminally ill to end their life. the jury of 30 people spent eight weeks listening to expert evidence and campaigners, and concluded it should only be an option for those who are terminally ill and have the capacity to make their own decisions. our medica

thomas arnold, seen here kicking police officers in rotherham, was jailed for two years, two months todayder. police forces are still investigating and are also urging rioters to give themselves up. if you were involved and you were there present and involved in that disorder in southport, in liverpool city centre, and also within the walton area, i would also urge you to contact us as well, because you will spend a lot of time looking over your shoulder waiting for that knock on the door. officers are poring over hours of footage from the worst riots for more than a decade, and expect to make many more arrests in the coming weeks. daniel sandford, bbc news. there could be big changes for landlords and tenants in england by next summer. the government says it has begun moves to "drive out disreputable landlords from the sector" and will bring in a ban on no—fault evictions. it's all part of the renters rights bill introduced in parliament today. colletta smith has more. oh, that one's been on before. that's gone up. over the last couple of years, i've spoken to so many tenants who've been

after trent alexander—arnold had a goal disallowed for offside, luis diaz scored twice before half—timemohamed salah made it 3—nil with his 12th goal in 15 matches against united. the result piles more pressure on erik ten hag after two defeats in their opening three matches while liverpool go into the international break with maximum points and no goals conceded impressed, although they showed me in the lax weeks that they can impressed, although they showed me in the last weeks that they that they can work so hard and leading to a fantastic 1—0 that was disallowed but we scored three afterwards. still ok. earlier in the day, alexander isak scored his first goal of the season to earn newcastle the three points as they beat tottenham 2—1 at st james' park... while eberechi eze earned crystal palace a point at stamford bridge as they drew 1—1 with chelsea sprints in many forms have been the feature of the evening's paralympics programme at the stade de france. the men's t13100 metres was won by skander djamil athmani of algeria who edged out norway's world record holder salum ageze kasha

maguire partners marc guehi in defence, with trent alexander—arnold starting at right back.dfield features declan rice and kobbie mainoo, with harry kane captaining the side. two england players — rice and grealish — also played for ireland earlier in their careers, as manager carsley did, winning a0 caps. so what sort of reception does the current england boss think they'll get? we spoke about the atmosphere, we expect it to be exciting, passionate, loud, but it will be no different to what the players are used to in premier league games or high—level games. if the reception we had of the kids outside of anything to go by, it will be very positive. the build up to the women's singles final at the us open is under way, where later on saturday, jessica pegula, the home favourite, will take on the number two seed aryna sabalenka, to decide the winner of the final grand slam of the year. sabalenka will be looking to avenge defeat in last year's final, while pegula's trying to make up for her loss to sabalenka in the cincinnati 0pen last month. when they ask, australia is of cou

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thomas arnold, seen here kicking police officers in rotherham was jailed for two years, two months todayng rioters to give themselves up. if you were involved and you were there present and involved in that disorder in southport, in liverpool city centre, and also in the walton area, i would also urge you to contact us as well, because you will spend a long time looking over your shoulder, waiting for that knock on the door. officers are pouring over hundreds of hours of footage from the worst riots for more than a decade, and expect to make many more arrests in the coming weeks. daniel sandford, bbc news. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the hamas—run civil defence agency in gaza says at least 14 people have been killed in an israeli strike on a school being used as a shelter for displaced people. israel said it was targeting a militant command centre. the un agency for palestinian refugees says six of its staff were among those killed. the un security council has extended an arms embargo on sudan's darfur region for another year. it comes as hundreds of civilia

on the day of the 150th anniversary of the birth of arnold schoenberg in moscow, the cantata of the song, will be performed by the russian national orchestra with the participation of the svetlanov symphony orchestra of russia, the yurlov choir, the sveshnikov choir and other groups. among the soloists are ekaterina semenchuk, maria barakova, sergei sparokhodov, the text is read by dalje moroz, with philipp chezhevsky conducting. on the same day , the song of gure. is performed at the laskala theatre by the philharmonic orchestra of the theatre and the bavarian radio choir: soloists andrja schager, camilla nylund, oko vonder damerau, michael volle, conductor ricardo chai. the moscow conservatory celebrates its birthday with a concert by angel wong and the concert symphony orchestra conducted by anatoly levin. the stanislavsky musical theatre of ina mirovich danchenko opens the season of the opera vincenza biline norma in directed by adolf shapira. musical director and conductor christian knap. the main part is performed by hibla gerzmava. sverdlovsk theatre of musical comedy continues th