it included one of the leaders of the northern league, matteo salvini.already part of the italian mainstream. in germany , there will be no dramatic changes either, at least for now. governability remains within the permitted limits, though with increasing creaking. in russia, non-systemic german forces, especially alternatives for germany, got used to watching with interest and even hope. there are some grounds. two and a half to two decades in the fargashen history, and of course, these are some more or less good relations with russia, starting from purely such economic pragmatism, ending with - he was once asked a question from the category of either or the third one cannot be chosen, and there it was posed like this - the problem, moscow or washington, so he obviously did not want to answer, but he answered in the end moscow, that is, at least at the level of rhetoric. this is a moderate anti-atlantic agenda, anti-american agenda, nevertheless, i think that, in general, everyone understands perfectly well that nato structures, in general , the struct

it included one of the leaders of the northern league, matteo salvini.day it is already part of the italian stream. in germany there won't be any dramatic changes either, at least for now. controllability is maintained within the permitted limits, though with increasing difficulty, in russia people are used to looking at non-systemic german forces, especially the alternative for germany, with interest and even hope, there are some grounds, the wing that is conventionally represented by hyaki, let's call it the right, right-wing conservative wing of the party, it is more eurocentric in such a political, i don't want to use it in a geopolitical sense, well, in the foreign policy aspect. here hyaki is in in general, he speaks out there, and this is a common agenda for this wing, for some kind of continental integration, this is a franco-german axis in europe first of all, on the model of the first two decades of the fargashen history, and of course these are some more or less good relations with russia, starting from purely such economic pragmatism, ending

, but the only ones who really achieved success were the italian right, the radicals from the northern leaguehe party around the idea of ​​creating a separate state in milan, but that was in eighty-nine, over time the ideas were transformed, in the parliamentary elections of twenty-second year, the coalition in led by italy's far-right brothers, having received a majority, they formed a government headed by giorgia miloni. in germany, there will be no dramatic changes either, at least for now. governability remains within the permitted limits, though with increasing creaking. in russia, non-systemic german forces, especially an alternative for germany, are used to being looked at with interest and even hope. there are some grounds, the wing that is conditionally represented by höki, let's call it the right, right-wing conservative wing of the party, it is more eurocentric in in such a political, i don't want to use a geopolitical sense, well, in the foreign policy aspect, here höki generally speaks out there, and this is a common agenda for this wing, for some kind of continental integration,

at the end of the third stage of the cycling league of the northern provinces of the country in babol, the team of abbas abad al was at the top of the competition of the contenders of the women's pedals of the premier league in babol. the third stage of the competition of the two eastern clubs of the north of the country in two age groups was held in babol . to half we couldn't compete this time . it was hard for us. there was a lot of pressure in this race. i couldn't continue the race because of breathing problems and memory. and the winners also proved that the victory was the result of trying until the last moment, the final round was very heavy and that the pressure was so high, the competition was very heavy. in short, we were able to skip the last round . mohsen parmehdi and omid esfandiari, both from abbas abad earlier than. i had a hard time crossing the finish line and reaching the championship this month i had come for the first one and i was the first. the first person was able to cross the finish line with an hour and 6 minutes, and the second and third each with a differ

northern ireland and scotland begin their nations league campaigns tonight. ireland host luxembourg, while steve clarkes�* side are looking for an improved performance in their match against poland at hampden later. it's scotland's first competitive game after their early exit from the euros in germany. i think all the games are important. obviously i've touched on the summer being disappointing. we have to move on. this is ourfirst game. for the players that have been playing at the start of the season, they have a little freshness about them. for me, it has been a long summer, and i look forward to the game and see what we get from the players. obviously this time we have a significant number of injuries that have probably impacted my squad selection a little bit. which means i've had to dip down into the under 21 squad probably too many times. at that brings us its own freshness. it's important and i've mentioned it before that we respect the core group that have managed to qualify for back—to—back european tournaments. but then within that core group, you

league. elsewhere, northern ireland beat luxembourg 2—0 in league c.de the podium. andy swiss reports. representing great britain, iona winnifrith! _ she is remarkably just 13. she is remarkablyjust13. iona winnifrith is the youngest athlete here but she proved age is no barrier to brilliance. winnifrith started swimming after watching her brothers train at her hometown in kent. earlier this year, she won two european titles, and in the 100 metres breaststroke, although she couldn't catch the winner maria pavlova, she produced a lifetime best to take the silver. iona winnifrith in silver medal position! a paralympic medallist at 13. it was, she said, "really cool". there was also a medal for 14—year—old bligh twomey. less than half the age of her semifinal opponent, but who needs experience when you can do this? oh, that's beautiful! to the delight of her travelling fans, twomey took the first two games. the final beckoned before a stunning comeback from turkey's kubra korkut ended her hopes. for more foi’ more seasoned for more seasoned stars there we

a tale of two countries in the nations league — a win for northern ireland, but a defeat for scotlandeve clarke had said his side were about evolution after their early exit from the euros in the summer, but they began their campaign with a 3—2 defeat to poland in group a at hampden. poland went ahead early through sebastian szymanski. scotland had a goal ruled out, then gave away a penalty, which robert lewandowski took to make it 2—0. billy gilmour struck back for scotland straight after the break. the comeback gathered steam and scott mctominay got his side back on equal terms. but poland won another penalty and nicola zalewski fired it home for the 3—2 win. scotland travel to portugal next on sunday in belfast, it was a very different match with northern ireland getting their group three campaign off to a good start with a 2—0 win over luxembourg. luxembourg were on the back foot from the off and paddy mcnair gave the hosts the lead after ten minutes. their superb start continued, and after a quarter of an hour they got a second through dan ballard. northern ireland are off to bul

a tale of two countries in the nations league — a win for northern ireland, but a defeat for scotland

the nations league gets under way this evening. northern ireland and scotland both in action on a busy night of international football shes only 13, but already iona winnifrith, the youngest british athlete in paris has a paralympic medal. we're live there shortly coming up here at the oval, as england prepare for the final test match of this summer. coach mccallum has been laying out his plans for the future on a global cricketing stage. also coming up on sportsday... excitement builds over british tennis�*s new star, but ahead of his us open semi final jack draper insists he can get even better good evening. we may only be a few weeks into the domestic football season but already that is taking a break, as international fixtures take centre stage. all four home nations in action this week. wales play tomorrow, and england on saturday so tonight its northern ireland and scotland's turn to begin their respective nations league campaigns. for steve clarkes side, they're looking to start afresh after a fairly underwhelming euros performance i

hat—trick as they came from behind to put them one step closer to the champions league group stages. meanwhile, northern— they're 2—0 down at half time. and there is an all—british tie to come as rangers take on arsenal. that game kicks off at 7:30. bowlerjosh hull will make his england debut in the third and final test against sri lanka, which starts at the oval on friday as england attempt to complete a clean sweep in the series. they've won the first two matches under stand—in captain 0llie pope who has led his side to victories, despite a dip in his own batting form. joe wilson has more. if all the pope is seeking reassurance, he can walk out to the familiar. this test is his home ground, the oval. his form is been poorin ground, the oval. his form is been poor in the sri lanka series but he told me that he would like to lead the site again one day once ben stokes is finished, of course. yes. stokes is finished, of course. yes, i would stokes is finished, of course. yes, i would love _ stokes is finished, of course. yes, i would love to _ stokes is finished, of course. yes, i would love to and _ sto

northern ireland had a perfect start to their nations league campaign, beating luxembourg 2—0 on thursdayeper bailey peacock—farrell presented bulgaria with their only goal in the first half, scored by kiril despodov from close range. northern ireland's pursuit of an equaliser after half—time proved unsuccesful. it's been a frustrating day for england at the oval. as rain and bad light brought a stop—start third day in the final test match against sri lanka. after bowling the tourists out for 263, england were all out forjust 156 in their second innings. the tourists with their foot on the gas, in their chase for the victory. our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. sunday, just about, at the oval. for kamindu mendis, head down and start again. gone for 64, caught byjoe root. yep, held it. never take any catch for granted. now comes england's's latest discovery, the next big thing, josh hull. wa there, three wickets for hull on his debut. sri lanka soon 263 all out. how would england bat in their second innings? need we ask, attack, even if it means falling like that. as tamely a

chosen a path that very few players have taken — he's leaving the premier league for brazil's top division. the newcastle and northern is going on loan to sao paolo for the rest of the season, with the option of making the move permanent. tim vickery is a south american football writer and broadcaster. it's a first for sao paolo, a rarity in south american football. the torino striker che adams is one of four players to withdraw. kilmarnock goalkeeper robby mccrorie and celtic pairjames forrest and greg taylor are all out as well. go to the bbc sport website jamal lewis has chosen a path that very few players have taken — he's leaving the premier league for brazil's top division. the newcastle and northern ireland left—back has struggled to break into the team at stjames since joining from norwich four years ago. with the option of making the move permanent. tim vickery is a south american football writer and broadcaster. it's a first for sao paolo, a rarity in south american football. this took us back a bit. it really is a rarity, so how has it got down over there. this quite big news. it certainly is as well here.

and football's nations league returns with both scotland and northern ireland in action this evening. us open. british number one draper, who is yet to drop a set in new york, overpowered the australian 10th seed alex de minaur, and will be now be looking to emulate emma raducanu and andy murray as british singles winners at flushing meadows. however he needs to overcome sinner first. here's what draper had to say after last night's impressive display in the big apple. i've obviously played alex a few times and know he's a really tough competitor. you know, i thought it was just a solid match all—round. i'm proud of my performance, there was some ups and downs during the match, but i felt in general i served pretty well, and, you know, i did a good job to come through. i felt something on set point in the first set, you know, iwasn't... i was a little bit worried about it at the time, but then i played two sets on it. you know, i think one of the things this year that has helped me to sort of be better is, you know, i'm mentally a lot better, you know, ifeel like, you know, i'm aware

5 september, the national team begins its journey to the league of nations, and a classic tournament of four teams against luxembourg, northern bulgaria awaits it. sanctions, the team has been playing international matches in recent years away, and now, having gathered near the house of football, it has flown out to europe, and the full team has only gathered today. the goals are the highest, of course, we want to win six victories, but we understand that now we are not in the best, so to speak, psychological conditions, we would really like to return to our stadiums, play a home match. but we play without our fans, and in general without fans in home matches, so it's not easy for the guys, plus the logic is not entirely convenient for... national athletes, because being on the road from therefore we take all possible actions in order to reduce the time on the road, but 15 to 22 hours, it's not so easy , of course, first of all we hope for our guys, they are capable, they can, they, i am sure, are ready to win, their level of qualification is no worse than those opponents, which we have in the group today, but the score... fo

northern ireland. they got their nations league campaign under way with a 2—0 victory over luxembourg., six or seven players tonight that either started the game or came into the game who are under 21. i think the average age of the team tonight was just over 24, so very young, not a lot of caps, but in saying that, some of the young boys are already approaching 20 caps and they are 20 years of age. so they are getting a lot of exposure at this level, we have to continue giving them that. i think it's the only way they will improve and obviously the team will improve, as well. there was a dramatic finish to the opening game of the nfl season as the defending champions, kansas city chiefs, were pushed all the way by the baltimore ravens. the ravens thought they had an opportunity to win the game when quarterback lamarjackson found isaiah likely in the end zone for what they thought was a last—second touchdown, but the replay showed that likely had stepped out of bounds by the length of a toe, handing the chiefs a 27—20 victory to start the season. thank you to the fans. they were great

of course, from northern california of the yankees hit his major league leading 55th homer of the season swept the three game series. a's owner john fisher has written a letter to a's fans before the team's final oakland series, and he apologized to the fan base for moving the franchise. in the letter posted on x, fisher says oakland has been home for greatest era in the franchise's more than 123 year history. the letter goes on to say, quote, though i wish i could speak to each one of you individually, i can tell you this from the heart we tried. staying in oakland was our goal. it was our mission, and we failed to achieve it. and for that, i am genuinely sorry. well, dave stuart, barry bonds, sergio romo and other stars who and celebrities were in oakland today for a charity golf event in honor of legendary a's and giants pitcher, the late vida blue. >> they were at sequoia country club for the annual charity golf. when i did that, vida blue founded. he died last year after a battle with cancer. those attending the event did reflect on vida's legacy. >> every home game he touched peopl

all of the home nations will play matches in the nations league, including scotland and northern irelandager. 0ur reporter alex howell was at england training for us this morning. the england squad joined up at st george's park yesterday as they build up for the games in this international break. it is the first squad that lee carsley has named since he was named to the england interim head coach and there are some new faces in the squad. we have morgan gibbs—white from nottingham forest and angel gomez from legal and thilo livramento from newcastle as well as those new faces, we have recalls in jack as well as those new faces, we have recalls injack grealish. —— angel gomez from lille. we will hear from angel gomez later in the press conference and he will have a real chance of playing in these games as this one is without players like jude bellingham and we will hear how training has gone with the new manager as england builds up for the games with republic of ireland on saturday and then finland later on in the week. steve bruce will be adding to his more than 1,000 matches as a footb

northern ireland. orsha lokomotiv snatched victory from lida in a tough first match of the new season of the belarusian extra leaguethe regular time of the match ended with a score of 0:0. during the extra minutes , the spectators also did not see a goal scored. everything was decided only in a series of shootouts. the teams needed 24. shots to determine the winner, the final point in the match was put by evgeny kuntsevich. 1:0.

league players, reflecting on the a's leaving. >> it's tough. i mean, i actually went to northernigh school and as a kid, my dream was always to be a major league baseball player. and all the times i spent at the coliseum like to see, you know, them closing the doors this week, it's going to be tough. >> i got the opportunity when i did play for the a's in 2021, he was around home games. i had a conversation with him just about every home game. yeah >> it's tough. you know, i grew up in the coliseum for vida blue, son derek. >> the ballpark was his dad's workplace, and home, and a lot of times when my dad would say, hey, you want to go to work? >> and i say, yeah, let's go. and we'd go to the ballpark early and run around, and he'd pitch to me and just that moments for he and i to be on the field. >> the charity golf event benefits northern lights school, a place vida blue loved, and the founder, michelle lewis, and alumni say vida blue was rooted in oakland until the end. dionne nicholson, owner of sens restaurant, says he was there after getting a call from the school's founder.

the women's kl3 kayak single 200m. 0nto sunday's fixtures now, and northern ireland look to make it two wins from two in the nations league's travel to the match proved to be a little turbulent. their flight was delayed, and then after eventually arriving they had a two hour bus journey to lisbon ahead of a match itself that'll provide plenty of problems. when you play football, you want to challenge yourself and it will be a challenge, we have to step up. i think defensively we played well if you take away the individual errors. that is something you have to work on in these players have to find a way to concentrate for the whole game and not make that kind of mistake. luis suarez played his last game for uruguay on friday, 17 years after making his debut. it was an emotional goodbye, with messages from some of his former team—mates including lionel messi and neymar. suarez is the all—time leading goal—scorer of his country, and has played in four world cups and five copa americas. it's the first sunday of the new nfl season. first overall pick from this year's draft, caleb williams, will make his debut for the chicago b

retirement from paralympic competition. 0nto sunday's fixtures now, and northern ireland look to make it two wins from two in the nations leagueand take on portugal. scotland's travel to the match proved to be a little turbulent. their flight was delayed, and then after eventually arriving they had a two hour bus journey to lisbon ahead of a match itself that'll provide plenty of problems. when you play football, you want to challenge yourself and it will be a challenge, we have to step up. i think defensively we played well if you take away the individual errors. that is something you have to work on in these players have to find a way to concentrate for the whole game and not make that kind of mistake. a huge result for canada, who came away with a first victory over the united states on us soil since 1957, with a 2—1win in kansas city. jacob shaffelburg and jonathan david scored, with defensive for the us proving costly. it was just canada's second win over the americans in 27 matches on us soil. they know it. we speak the truth to each other. the mentality to fight and run and sacrifice, i can't do that for them. that is o

they have kept their clean sheet. 0nto sunday's fixtures now and northern ireland look to make it two wins from two in the nations leaguescotland take on portugal. scotland's travel to the match proved to be a little turbulent. their flight was delayed and then after eventually arriving they had a two hour ahead of a match itself that'll provide plenty of problems when you play football, you want — when you play football, you want to _ when you play football, you want to challenge yourself and it wiii— want to challenge yourself and it will be — want to challenge yourself and it will be a challenge, we have to step — it will be a challenge, we have to step up. i think the same physically —— might defensively we played well if you take away the individual errors. that is something you have to work on in these — something you have to work on in these players have to find a way to — in these players have to find a way to concentrate for the whole _ way to concentrate for the whole game and not make that kind of— whole game and not make that kind of mistake. it's the first sunday of the new nfl season — first overall draft

all, probably , scandinavian football, northern football they play. yes, how it was, no, it is a military secret, you can’t tell such things, the champions leaguea very interesting stage, for young people it is like a motivation to see in general how they play there, what level there is, for those who were already there, let’s say, last year, and even before that, this is the same test, we do not use the olympic principle, only participation, we naturally set the task of getting out of this group, football is such a thing that any team can beat any, there will be dangerous moments, they just need to be realized, this is faith in your strength, complete self-sacrifice on the football field, then there is nothing to worry about, we know many examples, so our task is really to win this main first game against the hosts and then we will see who will get there sporting or anthrak, was there such a thing, that you paid for all the girls, well there is one. we have a system of fines in the team, well i got a fine, such a certain round sum, i think that this round sum will go to the common fund for team building, did you argue with the judge, knowing t

northern ireland. orsha lokomotiv snatched victory from lida hockey players in a tough first match of the new season of the belarusian extra league. the regular time of the match ended with a score of 0:0. in extra time minutes the spectators also did not see the goal scored, everything was decided only in a series of bullets. the squads needed 24 throws to determine the winner, the point in the match was put by evgeny kuntsevich. 1:0. just notice, and after all, every day is made up of traditions. today, a year or centuries ago, everything that is considered ancient was once new, we ourselves, without noticing it, pass on knowledge and experience through generations. it is in our smile, the wave of the hand, in such a familiar look from simple happy moments that real traditions are formed. we we are proud of the heritage of our ancestors. we value the past for our present. belarus 24. the most relevant event from the world of sports. the youth national track and field team of belarus won 25 medals in total during the match against the russian team. in our country, in order to remove children from the streets as much as possible,

northern quarter, brussels, my dad was a refugee camp came from congo to belgium. what were my chances of ever setting footin were my chances of ever setting foot in the premier leagueng something as a

. >> and in the sport this morning, the nations league scotland lose to poland in the 97th minute, whilst northern ireland beat luxembourg . the ireland beat luxembourg. the rerun of the olympic 1500m final in zurich last night. it was a bit of a damp squib to be honest, for josh kerr and jakob ingebrigtsen, and in tennis no damp squib, hopefully. jack draper takes on the world number one jannik sinner in the semi—final of the us open tonight. >> good morning. mixed fortunes out there today with some very heavy rain in the south and much warmer and drier weather further north, and west. >> just on 6:00 i'm stephen dixon and i'm dawn neesom and this is gb news. breakfast. what i'm very excited about this morning is the fact i tried to think. >> no, no, no, it's true already because paul coyte we are going to hear from reagan. >> oh yes we are. yes we are. reagan. >> australia's top breaker. yeah. >> and she's. yeah, she's doubung >> and she's. yeah, she's doubling down. she's tripling down. she's not she's not actually going to admit the fact that it was a bit of an embarrassment what she did. she

northern quarter, brussels, my dad was a refugee camp came from congo to belgium. what were my chances of ever setting footin were my chances of ever setting foot in the premier leagueaying in the premier league, winning something as a player, playing for the national team and so on? if you take the odds and so on? if you take the odds and the chances it was for me to happen, 0.00 watts percent? you know? and now i'm a coach. the question is do you just stop believing do you stop believing in yourself because of what other people say, do you stop believing in what you can achieve, because, you know what, there is a very small chance. the mentality is to continue to go, and in the end if you fail, you fail, if you succeed you succeed, but you can bet every single time. that's so important, and the question is irrelevant, in terms of the direction of the fact that because online you can always find stuff, so i really don't take it personally, never. the point is it's an interesting topic, in terms of what is it that people are supposed to do? give up? stop because of what others think? and in the world we live in, i think no, let's encourage people to succeed, to brea

league of nations, ukrainians will most likely play against georgia with rebrov on october 11. if you want positive emotions, watch the games of the youth football team, which quite confidently defeated northernland in the match of the eighth round of the qualifying tournament for euro-2025. the first half started with a quick goal by dynamo kyiv winger nazar voloshyn. he brought his team ahead already in the 10th minute, inside the half in the 30th minute, another dynamic player maksym bragarov doubled advantage of the youth team. simply. rate this combination and transfer from yehor yarmaluk. even despite conceding a goal at the end of the match from a penalty and sending off arseniy batagov, the blue and yellow picked up their eighth win in eight matches. this victory means that ukraine has guaranteed its place at euro 2025. because even if they finish second in the group, they will be one of the top three teams in the second place. currently, unai melgosa's team has a maximum of 24 points. england's closest pursuer has 19. the draw for the final tournament. in december cheer for yours! let me remind you that at one time the young girl beat england, scoring in the last seconds, i think tha

— premier league champions manchester city will finally start facing the 115 charges for allegedly breaking financial rules at a hearing from monday. it is freezing out there across northern today, as allies of kyiv discuss giving ukraine permission to fire their missiles at targets inside russia. president putin has warned that doing so would be a serious

northern lights school in oakland. and while that was certainly the focus today, well, a lot of people commented on the a's last week here in oakland. >> just look at all of the players. major leagueeball athletes that have come out of the bay area. hall of famers, as well as guys that played the game very well. i mean, and it just doesn't seem right that major league baseball will no longer be played here in oakland. >> event founder michelle lewis says vida blue was rooted in oakland until the end. he passed away last year after battling cancer. we'll be covering the a's final series in oakland until thursday. you can keep up with our stories. looking back on the franchise's tim in yeah hello. and welcome to like it or not. it's a show where we kind of relax and let our hair down. a show where our panel weighs in on everything from major controversies to daily annoyances. we tackle a topic each person will let us know if they like it or not. i'm surrounded by three of the best people around the great sal castaneda, rosemary orozco, andre senior. they have

northern capital is moving up the table due to a better goal difference. cska basketball players successfully began defending their title in the vtb united league, just like a week ago, in the army men's super cup final. at the start of the second half, the hosts suddenly picked up the pace, and the third quarter became a benefit for the red-blues' star rookie alex avramovic. the serb scored 10 of his 14 points in it. unik, however, relied on long-range missed 23 attempts to the raid, which became an anti-record of the league. the current champions took advantage of the guests' mistakes and brought the match to victory. 1:55 the only consolation for unix was that its captain dmitry kulagin reached the mark of 776 assists in his career, entering the top three assistants of the league. padol is one of the fastest progressing sports. this racket game is a hybrid of tennis and squash, it perfectly develops reaction, endurance and logical thinking. the main thing here is not the force of the blow, but tactics. the size of the court is three times smaller than in tennis, 20x10 m. part of it is fenced off by four-meter... transparent walls, after the ball has bo

northern capital is higher in the table due to the better goal difference. cska basketball players have successfully started defending their titles in the vtb united league. just like a week ago, in the super cup final, the army team defeated unics in moscow. from the first minutes kazan. discouraged their opponents with aggressive defense, allowing them to earn only 10 points in the first quarter. by the big break , they were still ahead 28:21. at the start of the second half, the hosts sharply increased the tempo, the third quarter became the benefit of the star rookie of the red-blues alex avramovic. the serb scored 10 of his 14 points in it. unik relied on long throws and missed 23 attempts in a row, which became an anti-record of the league. the current champions took advantage of the guests' mistakes and brought the match to a victory 71:55. otrado for uniks became. only that its captain dmitry kulagin reached the mark of 776 assists in his career, entering the top three assistants of the league. padal is one of the fastest progressing sports. it is a racket game, a hybrid of tennis and squash, it perfectly develops reaction, endurance and logical t

northern ireland�*s good run of form recent form came to an end as they lost 1—0 away to bulgaria in the nations leaguedays to hit 219 runs, and they�*ve already chalked off 94 of them, so just need 125 more. the man who ended jack draper�*s run at the us open has lifted the men�*s singles title. jannik sinner, the world number one, who beat draper in three sets in the semis, beat home favourite taylor fritz in the final at flushing meadows, to land his second grand slam title of the season, winning this one for the first time. and england�*s matt wallace ended his six—year wait for a win on the dp world tour with a dramatic victory at the european masters in switzerland. wallace saw a four—shot overnight lead evaporate as spain�*s alfredo garcia—heredia forced a playoff, but the englishman held his nerve to seal victory. relief etched on his face at the end which soon gave way to delight. that was a hard day. felt like i played all right. sorry for the tears. �* :, , ., played all right. sorry for the tears. :, , ., , played all right. sorry for the tears. :, , ., tears. don't worry, we have loads of

league park, sell out every game. and the politicians and the people up there just say stay. is there a chance baseball will stay in northern california? >> is there a chance? has anybody ever said that before? yes. anyway, vivek ranadivé, who owns the kings, owns the river cats, has the stadium. sutter health possessions, 9/10 of the law. and i'm not a lawyer. they're there. they'll do well in attendance. sacramento is a terrific baseball market. yeah hummus. you never know. >> yeah. >> oh my goodness. >> i think i need to give you back your ring there, andy. >> yes you do. >> it's beautiful. >> no, that is yours. are you? hold on. this is not a facsimile. this is real. >> well, this is my memory. since we were here, we didn't get to go to the game. but my gosh, you think of everything over the years, world series, loma prieta, moneyball. i mean, just incredible. >> i was here, i got a mike hershberger bat in my garage from bat day 1968. >> you know, there's nothing wrong with having fun in society, right? >> exactly. >> we don't always have it. >> yeah. that's true. >> thank you. andy. thank you. >> up next, here on the f

i mean, i actually went to northern light school and as a kid, my dream was always to be a major leagueeball player. and all the times i spent at the coliseum like to see, you know, them closing the doors this week, it's going to be tough, these guys, former a's pitchers dave stewart and tyler ross, were at a charity golf event earlier this week honoring the late great a's pitching legend vida blue. >> his son derek was also there, reflecting on how the coliseum wasn't just his dad's office. it was his second home. >> it's tough, you know, i grew up in the coliseum, and a lot of times when my dad would say, hey, you want to go to work? and i was like, yeah, let's go. and we'd go to the ballpark early and run around, and he'd pitch to me and just that moments for he and i to be on the field. >> that charity golf event benefited northern lights school there in east oakland. it's a place vida blue loved. and, you know, it's hard to find an oakland organization, a school that wasn't touched by vida blue. his generosity was legendary. you know, everybody said he had a big arm but an even big

northern mexico. it was 2 factions of a drug count tell, go to a war and one of the best performances you'll ever see in major league high school that's coming up in sports the but so at this point now his joy told him, thank you. well, let's start with a head start tonight for japanese baseball style show, hey, oh tommy, he's become the 1st play. evans hit 50 high runs and steel, 50 bases in one season. david stokes reports the we come to expect to look to show, hey o tony. but even for him, this was a special night. the light touches 700000000 dollar man, came into the game against the miami mountains with 49 stone and bases and 48 high runs. and it didn't take him long to up to his tally there, the the, he picks up another steel to make it 51. and that's when he took things to the next level. so tiny, the run number one, put them on the brink of history. and the magic number 50 soon followed on a one to low tiny, the incredibly tony and the coventry team would finish that. we all are watching this guy the way you want to get them. to be honest, i'm the one probably most surprised. i have no idea where this came s

northern quarter in brussels. my dad as a refugee, came from come go to, to belgium. what, what my chances of ever setting if, what's, even in the premier league 0.00. what percent? you know, and now on the coach, do you just stop believing to stop believing in yourself because of what other people say in german events, his friends were asked in force to support that same. and they were treated to a stunning strike from keen and yoga is the attorney and to tell him, european champions went on to b, p. s b and hoping 31 and as been delivered to the competition of the full 2 years away. the british team were comfortable 3 know when is against young boys of switzerland, david stokes, which is their parents as a man in that campaign from maiden champions. the title without came in and baptized for the 1st time in 7 years, p as she paid debbie tunzia ryan on wednesday. they will run this up to bind me to can 2020 and reached the semifinals into the last 4 seasons. supplies for lack of experience, head coach losing the v k has confidence in his play is 9. you want to look at us with a promotion with people holding a paid or you know, there's no doub

northern lights school. while the focus was on the life and legacy of vida blue. there was also talk about the a's leaving oakland. >> just look at all of the players, major league baseballthat have come out of the bay area. hall of famers, as well as guys that played the game very well. and it just doesn't seem right that major league baseball will no longer be played here in oakland. >> the event's founders say vida blue was rooted in oakland until the end. to the south bay now, as the san jose earthquakes hosted a free soccer clinic in gilroy. 150 children gathered at south valley middle school sunday to train with earthquakes legend shea salinas. also had the opportunity to meet some of the team's current players. >> the quakes foundation has been so happy to be able to go to all the greater reaches of the bay area here in northern california to bring soccer in the way that the community wants it. and what we did in connecting with the city of gilroy is we found that this is an amazing soccer community and a community that is one of the most tight knit that i've seen in the work that we've done. >> the clinic was a kickoff event for a local futsal program designated

pushing across into northern areas of indo, china and india also sing some heavy right around the east coast. so the head on use our a touch down star liner is back on earth. bolan's the league, installing a spacecraft returns to a spot would not come on board focused on hopes to collect billions of dollars and income taxes. as to what i want to say, the government is unlikely to be its target and history made as the nfl lands and brazil will have that story and you'll support with some of the in october 2023. these raise the ministry of intelligence, proposed the forcible and permanent transfer of palestinians from because the street, the people in power, those into the history of the amount of spinning and displacement and explores whether clearing not us the news from it as uh, in the occupied westbank is, is ready to transfer on and just wants to journey through every story, every step to the celebration of what we can choose when to reach the welcome to cities and exclude does the redesigns luxury leasing, trusting of future? today we create a of the the, you're watching, i was a 0 with me, elizabeth put on and don't ha, of a mind to of, on top stories the solid is run

league to an end with a stunning win. good morning. we have some rain in the forecast today, particularly for parts - of northern england i and north walesan on the same day he was freed. labour said the early release scheme was necessary because the party had "inherited prisons on the brink of collapse". our reporter simonjones has more. prisoners celebrate with friends as they are released from jail early. the government says its scheme is necessary to stop the collapse of the criminal justice system. but one man let out on tuesday from this prison in kent is already back behind bars. amari ward is accused of sexually assaulting a woman on the day he was freed. he is alleged to have touched her without her consent. on tuesday, around 1750 prisoners were released early in england and wales, the policy sees the proportion of sentences which some inmates may serve behind bars temporarily cut from 50% to 40%, but latest figures suggest more than one quarter of prisoners will go on to reoffend within a year of being released. the problem is there are no guarantees that anyone who's released early will not reoffend, because we have to do our

northern ireland are now off to face bulgaria on sunday. wales begin the craig bellamy era in cardiff this evening, when they host turkey in theirfirst uefa nations league—0, a repeat of their only previous victory 20 years ago. it was a really successful evening of athletics for paralympicsgb in paris — daniel pembroke, smashed the world daniel pembroke smashed the world record, in the men's f13javelin as he retained his title, while there were more golds in the pool for becky redfern and alice tai. with a roundup of yesterday's action, here'sjoe lynskey. if it shocked alice tai, then it must have been extraordinary. a 50m freestyle in under 30 seconds. this remarkable swimmer has two golds at these games. it's the result of big decisions. hi, guys, alice here. unfortunately, due to medical circumstances, i'm having to withdraw from the tokyo 2020 paralympics. her club foot condition intensified before tokyo. she chose to have the bottom of her right leg amputated. since then, she's won world and commonwealth titles. and last year with a team, she swam the english channel. already in paris, she'd won gold in backstroke. now in the free, this was proof

to oakland's northern light school, and while that was the main focus, some of the players also talked about the a's final week in oakland. >> just look at all of the players, major leagueall athletes that have come out of the bay area. hall of famers, as well as guys that played the game very well. i mean, and it just doesn't seem right that major league baseball will no longer be played here in oakland. >> now, the founders of this special golf event, there's michelle lewis right there, says vida blue was rooted in oakland until the end. he died last year after battling cancer. our time now. 526. oakland firefighters are supporting a measure on this year's ballot. the reason? they say a new tax is necessary to help them fight fires. >> plus, as this situation unfolded, some bystanders were trapped and forced to cower down next to whatever was available. >> new body cam video just released of a san francisco police shooting inside of a bart station with the police say they tried to do before they opened fire it's started. it's... the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination—a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers,

— premier league champions manchester city will finally start facing the 115 charges for allegedly breaking financial rules at a hearing from monday. it is freezing out there across northernngland and southern scotland. i will have all the details later on. it's friday the 13th of september. our main story. the prime minister is meeting president biden in washington today, as allies of kyiv discuss giving ukraine permission to fire their missiles at targets inside russia. president putin has warned that doing so would be a serious escalation of the war, but keir starmer said moscow started the conflict and can end it by withdrawing its troops from ukraine. our political editor chris mason was on the prime minister's plane, and sent this report shortly after landing. the prime minister arriving here in washington with the foreign secretary, david lammy — sir keir starmer�*s second visit to the white house in two months. ukraine's allies remain rather guarded in their public remarks about a change in policy on the use of western missiles inside russia. but the diplomatic dashing to arrive at a decision is in plain sight — and that has proved enough for president putin to sa