ben sidwell has the story. # it's a brum ting, it's a brum ting _ # it's a brum ting, it's a brum tingts to celebrate the city they call home. it's a song you will be hearing an awful lot of during the commonwealth games, as it's the music the bbc have decided to use across all their coverage. you kind of hear different people talk about, you know, they win a gold medal, or win a world cup, the feeling that they have, and it's kind of the same kind of feeling, you know, that you have something that a lot of people are going to hear, and hopefully like, you know, it's going to be played to millions of people all over the world. you couldn't ask for more. it really is an honour and a pleasure, and i feel humbled to be part of it. let's go on a musical touraround birmingham. on record, as the album is called, was the idea ofjez collins, the founder of the birmingham music archive, and has been created as part of the birmingham 2022 festival. so, it'sjazz, rock, hip—hop, rap, grime, whatever it might be, and the idea, really, i suppose, was just to say, actually, birmingham is a city of mu

. ♪ brum, brum, brum, brum, brum i really am in awe of all those kids.audience or to me. none of them are afraid to argue with me, which i love. i don't want to... anybody to work for me who wouldn't argue with me. and somehow, with their brains and my fingertips, it works. >> kroft: everyone on the show knew there was no one smarter than don hewitt. he'll be remembered as the boss and head cheerleader, who ran "60 minutes" with a nearly insane enthusiasm... >> hewitt: merri, nope. i can't follow her in the ladies room. >> kroft: ... sprinting down hallways and into offices trying out his latest brainstorm... >> hewitt: you mean they sent him to death row and they knew he didn't do it? >> kroft: ... or insisting on everyone watching his newest favorite piece. >> hewitt: you starting to edit? >> not quite yet. >> hewitt: okay. >> but... >> hewitt: but you're looking for transcripts... i hear it's... >> yeah. >> hewitt: ... going to be great. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> kroft: "hey, come here, you got to see this. isn't this terrific? isn't this the best? >> h

ben sidwell has the story. # it's a brum ting, it's a brum ting _ # it's a brum ting, it's a brum tingsic the bbc have decided to use across all their coverage. you kind of hear different people talk about, you know, they win a gold medal, or win a world cup, the feeling that they have, and it's kind of the same kind of feeling, you know, that you have something that a lot of people are going to hear, and hopefully like, you know, it's going to be played to millions of people all over the world. you couldn't ask for more. it really is an honour and a pleasure, and ifeel humbled to be part of it. let's go on a musical touraround birmingham. on record, as the album is called, was the idea ofjez collins, the founder of the birmingham music archive, and has been created as part of the birmingham 2022 festival. so, it'sjazz, rock, hip—hop, rap, grime, whatever it might be, and the idea, really, i suppose, was just to say, actually, birmingham is a city of music, and it is a music city, and we wanted to record these songs, these artists, and capture them on record just to celebrate this bril

devastating impact on communities like the indictee of the two hundred fifty people that lived there are brum estimates that up to eighty percent. relate to. what has been the impact of childhood disease on your life and your family. do you have a chance disease yourself. thank. you. it's . my theory. for the past fifteen years to people who has been working into libya using an insecticide or paint to rid its infected communities of the bin to create insect tell me about this is the paint you have developed to combat charges. but it's more sophisticated. in other words the new paint is an advance on previous insecticidal paints because the insecticides. which slowly released over two to four years containing the insecticides like this means that the concentration of chemicals can be lower and that several. different pesticides which don't work if they are mixed together can be used. ok so do i have to dress up like that yes ok let's turn this there's nothing i'd like to do more than put an overall on them thirty five degree heat. with this going to look. for the. angst of. doing my out of lov

ben sidwell has the story. # it's a brum ting, it's a brum ting i # it's a brum ting, it's a brum tingind of feeling, you know, that you have something that a lot of people are going to hear, and hopefully like, you know, it's going to be played to millions of people all over the world. you couldn't ask for more. it really is an honour and a pleasure, and i feel humbled to be part of it. let's go on a musical touraround birmingham. on record, as the album is called, was the idea ofjez collins, the founder of the birmingham music archive, and has been created as part of the birmingham 2022 festival. so, it'sjazz, rock, hip—hop, rap, grime, whatever it might be, and the idea, really, i suppose, was just to say, actually, birmingham is a city of music, and it is a music city, and we wanted to record these songs, these artists, and capture them on record just to celebrate this brilliant city. and i think we've done that. this double grammy award winner is another artist on the album. born in nigeria, the jazz musician now calls birmingham home along with his wife kate and named his son aft

and all this bar for fun time to describes in his walk through brum going to is my religion my home. you want to experience fun town and not only the literal way but a corner of one when you look at the recipes that his grandmother friederich of shalott a fun town of motown and all the cakes he likes you see that he was a bit of a glutton so it's quite cute the way he was always nibbling on things and we're going to. force the funtown a menu includes dessert it's called bread pudding a spice cake made according to fun ton his grandmother's recipe answer it was pear poached in red wine. funtime his sister published their grandmother's recipes as a book in 1003 the meal ends with the dishes it's just like a 4th course the chestnuts look you're. brown without fear but we've learnt a lot about ted often town and his life not only about what he ate but what he drank and we found that he always liked the schnapps or the curator a meal even after his coffee. so it's nice that we can serve the. this was aware 4th course of the fun time the menu to ground it all off. an ideal of a village chu

i used to live in brum and i love it, it is a i live in brum and i love it, it is a great city.onwealth games. that is a plus, isn'tit? ,, . ~ isn't it? i think it is fantastic. a lot of sport _ isn't it? i think it is fantastic. a lot of sport happening - isn't it? i think it is fantastic. a lot of sport happening in i isn't it? i think it is fantastic. a lot of sport happening in the i isn't it? i think it is fantastic. a i lot of sport happening in the centre of the city or around the city centre. as i said the other day, just walking around square after square after square you come to these incredible buildings, amazing architecture and history and i was saying that if that was athens all rome we would be all over it but it is just rome we would be all over it but it isjust right here in rome we would be all over it but it is just right here in the centre of birmingham. it is like the acropolis when you stand back, the architecture is amazing. this is the top shot. i know there are raindrops there but you can see some of the buildings around victoria square are stunning and

as could be expected their conclusions are uninformed and brum mission accomplished but covered and if you are at the u.p.c. w. watching this you may be saddened to learn that you are now going to have to attend mandatory classes on keeping your mouth shut and additional obligatory organization wide confidentiality training program will be instituted for all personnel employed by the secretary at this training will be accompanied by annual access stations right around freelance journalist erica believes that the o.p.c. deal using every method at its disposal to justify mistakes. fairly sure that this is been labeled as a security breach just to attack the whistleblowers while i think they're in a very embarrassing situation where you know the reputation of the organization is that there's a risk to admit that these whistleblowers. raised valid concerns about the evidence that they found in duma would be very damaging so i think they've gone on the defensive and tried to discredit the people who have come forward mr henderson led the team that has to do more and in 2018 and he wrote his

. >> that was scott brum of station wusa in washington reporting. >>> the dougherty gang may have been sighted in colorado. police say they have credible information that ryan, dylan and their sister, lee, may be in the area. the three are accused of shooting at police in floor and robbing a bank in florida last week. officials say they are heavily armed and apparently willing to die. >> it's concerning to all local and federal and state law enforcement that these folks will engage law enforcement with weapons and of course the public, the risk to the public who might be unarmed, and unaware they're near these individuals and they might try to take some action against the public or against law enforcement if they're approached. >> the fbi says it's unclear where the fugitives may be headed. >>> polygamist leader warren jeffs is in prison. it took a jury only 40 minutes yesterday to sentence him to life behind bars. jeffs was convicted last week of sexual assault on two underaged girls. >>> texas is officially inned midst of its second worst drought on record. after ten bone dry months

. >> that was scott brum of station wusa in washington reporting. >>> the dougherty gang may have been sighted in colorado. police have information they may be in the area. the three are accused of shooting at police in floor and robbing a bank in florida last week. officials say they are heavily armed and apparently willing to die. >> it's concerning to all local and federal enforcement these folks will engage law enforcement with weapons and the risk to public they might be unarmed, and they might take action if they're approached. >> the fbi say it's unclear where they may be headed. >>> polygamist leader warren jeffs is in prison. it took a jury only 40 minutes to sentence him to life behind bars. he was convicted of sexual assault of two underaged girls. >>> texas is en route to its second worst drought in years. the worst was a 70-year drought that ended in 1957. >>> the nasa satellite that monitors activity on the sun caught pictures of a giant radiation flare that's headed our way, seen in a false color image the burst is likely to disrupt gps and satellite communications here

as could be expected their conclusions are uninformed and brum mission accomplished but covered and if you are at the u.p.c. w. watching this you may be saddened to learn that you are now going to have to attend mandatory classes on keeping your mouth shut and additional obligatory organization wide confidentiality training program will be instituted for all personnel employed by the secretary at this training will be accompanied by annual access stations. broadcast of reporting there now in thailand special forces have just stormed a shopping mall in a city northeast of bangkok in a bid to capture a gunman who killed at least 20 people during a shooting rampage earlier on saturday police have managed to evacuate hundreds of people from the shopping center earlier report suggested the gunman had been holding a number of hostages the gunman has yet to be located though he was active on social media throughout the shooting posting disturbing videos and also pictures which were shared online before his accounts were closed and this is what we know about the gunman so far he has been ident

their views were not backed by evidence as could be expected their conclusions are uninformed and brum sure one whistleblower could be wrong too well could be wrong but when it's 3 when it's 5 when it's a dozen whistle blows you know something's rotten. i fear those behind the crimes that have been perpetrated in the name of humanity and democracy they will not hesitate to do harm to me and my family just what the hell is going on at the o.p.c. w. what could be so terrifying that its own employees are afraid for their lives and feel their employer could target them and their families it isn't just one individual it's others too whose crimes were that they would just doing their jobs i submitted a requests to the team leader i asked i repeated this request a number of times all requests were declined or simply ignored just the guy doing his job what it said in the job description at what was a respectable organization according to testimony given at the un that's not what the u.p.c. w. the management wanted all requests were denied the responses i received included this is too big don't

with a bill that aims to brum the channel as a foreign agent and as r.t.s. danielle hawkins explains the russian parliament is now mulling some countermeasures. this latest bill targets specifically and i quote here the bill will provide the u.s. department of justice with increased investigative authority to identify and prosecute entities that speak to unlawfully influence the political process the difference is this there will not be a need for any criminal or administrative offenses to have taken place you would need to report their activities to the department of justice regardless now a group of russian senators have come up with a proposal to mirror this potential new law take a listen. we have established that some precondition that deals with questions of russian sovereignty and foreign meddling and we discussed the bill this proposed us and decided that we need to adopt counsel measures. now entities similar to what may happen in the united states will be forced to disclose the sources of funding and provide accountability of their activities in li

guess, and that figure borisjohnson is the figure at the centre of that brum —— brexit turmoil.ations that we have to take during the transitional period. and suggestions in some of the papers that mr johnson is claiming victory for insisting that the transitional period is restricted to two years. tea m period is restricted to two years. team boris are not denying that he does not want britain to take any more rules and regulations from brussels. they are not denying as well but he insisted on a two—year time frame. however, theresa may did not commit to a two—year time frame. when you look at her words she said it should be roughly two years but she said it will take as long as is necessary. that is seen by some on the former remain wing of the party that if things get tricky it could ta ke that if things get tricky it could take longer than two years. the two—year idea has been floated but mrs may has not altered it down. it gives a sense of the huge argument crashing around the cabinet with the whole issue of brexit and how britain leads the eu. norman, many thanks, we will

as could be expected their conclusions are uninformed and brum mission accomplished but covered and if you are at the u.p.c. w. watching this you may be saddened to learn that you are now going to have to attend mandatory classes on keeping your mouth shut and additional obligatory organization wide confidentiality training program will be instituted for all personnel employed by the secretary at this training will be accompanied by annual access stations. britain's the center of another extradition scandal the high court has denied the indian government's request to extradite a couple accused of arranging the murder of their adopted son a decision based on concern over possible violation of the human rights in india seeing the couple walk free for now they deny the allegations. with. the old saying goes that no one is above the law but it seems that some people aren't subject to either a british couple adopted an 11 year old orphan boy in india and promised him a better life but now they're charged with the ranging his murder all for a lump sum of life insurance payout ringback. india

devastating impact on communities like the indictee of the two hundred fifty people that live there are brum estimates that up to eighty percent of china's we need to. what has been the impact of childhood disease on your life and your family . do you have a chance disease you're so. thank. you. it's. me my dear you. are the bank the boat i went back. to the past fifteen years go to people on the tell you has been working into libya using an insecticidal paint to rid its effect to communities of given to cook insect tell me about in this far this is the paint you have developed to combat charges. but mrs morse. in other words the new paint is an advance on previous insecticide paints because the insecticides. which slowly released them over two to four years containing the insecticides like this means that the concentration of chemicals can be lower and that several different pesticides which don't work if they are mixed together can be used ok so do i have to dress up like this ok let's turn this there's nothing i'd like to do more than. thirty five degree heat. which scholars this is going

the goal to quote, reach an equill limb brum with the united states. it seems u.s. sanctions are still not deterring the regime. lester. >> richard engle, thank you. >>> in this country it was a tense day in st. louis after a judge found a former white police officer not guilty of murder in the shooting deng of a black man after a is high speed car chase six years ago. the police were on high alert for the verdict and this evening there are protests that are still ongoing. nbc blake mccoy is there. >> reporter: things got ugly early as protesters clashed with police on the streets of st. louis. >> no justice! >> no peace! >> reporter: some promising more unrest. >> we are going to shut this city down. >> reporter: police have responded with a show of force t after a judge's decision to acquit former st. louis police officer jason stockily in the shooting death of anthony lamar smith. smith was shot dead after a police hayes in 11. stockily claimed he saw the suspected drug dealer reach for a gun but only the officer's dna was found on the weapon leading to allegatio

survey almost half of the russian population aspire to work for the biggest state run company gas brum so let's get over to the business but it's a now as you go to meet him and just there's so gas from where in the wrong place is the place to be a hair what is the most the desired employer in russia according to well what people say in the streets according to see on the national agency for four opinion polls and around forty four percent used to trust the statistics of respondents they dream of working there it's almost every other russian there it's actually moving up first of three percent two thousand nine hundred three out of ten would work for that company and the biggest biggest bank in russia's burbank finishes the top three with twenty five percent of russians eager to get on the lender's payroll but these indeed are the three top gave us a big state corporations so why are russians so eager to work for state run corporations wants a new ring well the key word here would be stability katie because these giant companies they project an image that they are coal loss or they can

russian sentiment brum to sell out of kiev general election next year also ahead. we're going to get those values up we're going to get those jobs coming back president faces up cities in which he had promised to revitalize american manufacturing seize factories closed month always. begins its mission but some scientists want to stop using words like exploration and call it when it comes to space they're worried by the connotations. just go on six am in denver eight pm in jakarta and four in the afternoon right here in moscow this wednesday november the twenty eighth welcome to our to international our top story wiki leaks has said it's ready to suit britain's guardian newspaper the whistle blowing organization accuses the daily of fabricating a story involving its founder julian assange on secretly meeting trump's former election campaign chairman paul munna ford well wiki leaks cells are ready to launch the phone to support the legal action with assault instructing lawyers on the case the notion of those so named secret talks rapidly spread over the media comes a

full blown feat but whenever they speak out the pro-government media labels them as agents of gas brum. they usually add different camels to extract more gas from the rocks and so the underground system which provides fresh drinking water is completely destroyed this water is a strategic ecological resource and when one spoil it the area becomes practically non-viable. even in the most optimistic scenario ukraine may see its own shale gas filling its pipes only in a decade from now a college's insist they're not against shale gas in principle just at the potential environmental impact from its extraction needs to be researched and assessed before drilling begins they have already sent a letter to the president the question is whether those at the top will be willing to listen let's see russia. reporting from kiev in ukraine. that's it for me for the moment shaun thomason the team will be back with more news for in about thirty five minutes from now in the meantime coming up after the break the partridge where have all these weekly sports update. choose your language. because we know if

brum takes on the nba. you take on the whole issue. we asked you, should top executives be banned from posting on twitter we've got the twitter poll and what you said coming up. to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex - now in triple strength plus magnesium. >> welcome back. i'm frances rivera crisis in the middle east. turkey wasted no time pounding kurdish fighters that helped u.s. forces. the bombing began after president trump ordered troops to step aside. they say it was to neutralize terror threats a spokesperson says turkey is targeting civilian areas for the first time joe biden issuing a call for president trump's impeachment saying the president is, quote, shooting holes in our constitution. we cannot let him get away with it president trump firing back saying his failing campaign has left him with no other choice. more after the break and healthy nails. nature's bounty, because you're better off healthy. as a principal i can tell you this. when one stud

but the all—time dance great carlos acosta — who's now based in brum — had an idea. bring awareness of the treasure that this city had given to the world, and black sabbath is a perfect fit. # can you help me occupy my brain? it is a subject that it opens curiosity, because we come from the ballet world and then the heavy—metal world — what's going to be the negotiation? what will be the product at the end? and that excites me. # has he lost his mind? the ballet, which will premiere in september, is described as a metal symphony over three acts. and, crucially, carlos persuaded sabbath's guitarist, tony iommi, to give the show his blessing. black sabbath — the ballet. why?! he laughs why not?! how much did you know about ballet beforehand? not a dot. no, i didn't... i've never been to a ballet. # evil minds that plot destruction... how involved's ozzy? ozzy�*s not really involved. well, he's in the states anyway, and i'm the only one here. how is he at the moment? he's ok. i heard from him a couple of days ago. he's... he's doing all right — i think he's going to hav

areas are marked in red their opposition areas in queens the kurds in yellow at the top and i saw in brum their thoughts forward to now and the syrian government has managed to expand its control over much of the country and i so it has been pushed out into these tiny pockets the rebels have been further squeezed into the west in a blip and some other parts like these pockets around cap of damascus in eastern guta and the palestinian refugee camp yarmouk which is split between various sides but what's of real concern is. with the syrian government along with this russian our eyes have intensified the airstrikes since november the regime has also titan is nearly five year long siege with devastating consequences for some four hundred thousand people living there now the kurds they're in control of these big chunks of territory in the north kodesh group the y.p. g. is facing turkish air and ground offensive in northwest in offering ankara considers kurdish groups in syria terrorists turkey is also training its eyes now on monday in the east to push kurdish dominated syrian democratic forces

for the athletes and the audience, with an opening ceremony that celebrated all that was best about brumch he said reminds all commonwealth nations of the connections they have with each other. the focus now moves swiftly on to the events, which is of course what it is all about. so let's nowjoin laura scott, who's at the velodrome in london taking in today's cycling events. it is worth pointing out although the games are taking place in birmingham and the west midlands at this one event is in london. absolutely. this is where the cycling took place during london 2012 and it is hosting the cycling during the birmingham two thirds and 22. i am during the birmingham two thirds and 22. iam right during the birmingham two thirds and 22. i am right in the heart of the velodrome under a very frantic morning and the crowds ofjust about filtered out ahead of a busy evening session with six gold medals up for grabs and team england in two of the gold medal races, the men's team pursuit and men's team sprint. we also seen a crowd favourite dame laura kenny back on the track after a very difficult

but the all—time dance great carlos acosta — who's now based in brum — had an idea.t this city had given to the world, and black sabbath is a perfect fit. # can you help me occupy my brain? it is a subject that opens curiosity, because we come from the ballet world and then the heavy—metal world — what's going to be the negotiation? what will be the product at the end? and that excites me. # has he lost his mind? the ballet, which will premiere in september, is described as a metal symphony over three acts. and, crucially, carlos persuaded sabbath's guitarist, tony iommi, to give the show his blessing. black sabbath — the ballet. why?! he laughs. why not?! how much did you know about ballet beforehand? not a dot. no, i didn't... i've never been to a ballet. # evil minds thatl plot destruction... how involved's ozzy? ozzy's not really involved. well, he's in the states anyway, and i'm the only one here. how is he at the moment? he's 0k. i heard from him a couple of days ago. he's... he's doing all right — i think he's going to have another operation. but he's dying to

edwards pulled brum berger to the side and he was red faced and cursing. he said edwards was blunt.and ask. he said he didn't trust me anymore. he was basically firing me. the edwards defense team emphasized what brumberger said about the timing, that none of this happened during the presidential campaign. >> the point here is that the prosecution says edwards was trying to keep his political hope alive, but the defense says all he was doing was trying to keep information about the affair away from his wife. wolf? >> joe johns on the scene for us of this trial. thanks very much. >>> first it was cloaked in secrecy and then it was shown around the world. president obama's back from the surprise trip to afghanistan and he's resuming his re-election campaign with a pair of high priced fund raisers. the dramatic pictures say it probably won't hurt that effort. joining us now is our chief political analyst gloria borger. it's hard for a challenger to beat the incumbent when the incumbent has a lot of advantages. >> absolutely. the bully pulpit, the rose garden and outside the rose garden

head of consumer research at lee brum joining us on the foin. >>> the italian prime minster renzi has hit back at critics. speaking during a meeting with sweden's prime minster. said derivative problems were 100 times more risky than italy's nonperforming issues. when looking at the italian banks and they've sold off a lot the last couple of sessions. he has a point. it's not just the italian banking sector that deserves scrutiny. there's more than one issue. >> doesn't make that issue less of a problem though. >> of course not. >> the amount they spent to recapitalize the bank. it's around 18% of gdp. something needs to be done. >> do we need to relook and dig a bit deeper into our european banking health issues. >> bill: i've been saying it for years. i'm not a particular fan of european banks simply because they never went through the capitalization that the u.s. banks had, which has made the u.s. banks a lot more healthy. we just seem to think it's wasn't an anglo sax son problem, not a european problem. that's not the case. the markets are currently telling regulators and governm

that wanted bigots out of brum. around the protest here. ultimately, it was very peaceful, but the police here were on hand. police liaison officer apologies for that. >> the audio is so bad that we thought we'd just move on to this one because it's a very, very poignant story. very sad story as well. if you've just joined us ten minutes after 4:00, this is gb news now, a private funeral for one of the three young girls stabbed to death in southport. is taking place today. joining me now is gb news north west reporter sophie reaper, who is live from a flower show that's linked to the event. sophie talk to me about the flower show and why this has been held and what the connection is . connection is. >> well, nana, this is the 100th anniversary of this incredible flower show here in southport. so to mark it, we're at one particular exhibition created by the wonderful nikki and jo. so we'll just show it to you. so there we are, 100 in those beautiful sunflowers grown by jo himself. so we're going to speak to them now.

so in targeting the likes of brum eviction and the others, you essentially, you would essentially strangle the flows the revenue directly to put in those immediately around him as well. but this of course is a huge symbolic blow for the likes of a bomb event. she's been in the owner of chelsea football club for 19 years presided over a real reversal of the clubs, the fortunes at the same time. though, what does it de 15 of the war, the moment brockovich. another thing, this iceberg coming from quite a way off. and they have made attempts, of course, to shift their acids to put the club on the market to shift some of a barometer, which is huge. a property portfolio. we've got a 15 bedroom house in west london with $200000000.00, but it's been on the market this week. it also got passports in portugal and israel and he's been in the u a a lot. he's been given, of course a huge charles to shift his cash around. still ahead on al jazeera, venezuela, hope sanctions can be lifted. that's the us looks for all turn to supplies on the banding. the russian oil in fort tiger woods gets his hands on o

k. government doesn't want a brum of it to receive any of the proceeds from the sale, which will instead be donated to charity. the premier league has already given the consortium the greenlight to go by chelsea. well in the n h l. playoffs the edmonton oilers are on the verge of reaching the western conference final after taking a $31.00 lead and their series against the calgary flames and game for edmonton were leading by 3 goals before calgary quad. their way back, which included this long range goal for the equalizer. the euler scored the winner with 3 and a half minutes left in the game. the series goes back to calgary for game 5 on thursday. and in new york, the rangers grabbed a for one victory over carolina to swear the series at 2 to the rangers, recovering on their home ice after losing the opening. 2 games of the series. well, when you think of professional athletes, you don't always think of playing video games, but i saw how malick reports these e sport players are trying to change that. the idea that sitting in front of a screen playing video games makes someone an athlete

when you look at these policies that mike brum is trying to propose, we're against what our party issenting and the issues we think are important. i think the reason that matters so much to purr dee students is because they are international students. some of them are getting their degree here and may see an opportunity to succeed here. it's not an issue that tackles states that are on the border. it's the issue that matters because it's the way we see themselves belonging. >> really interesting. guys, thank you so much for joining us. thank you. they are all registered to vote. look at that. thanks so much. >> our thanks to perdue and that entire community out there. thank you again to all the universities that hosted us last week. it was blast. we want your thoughts about the 2018 midterms. whether you are excited about potential change or have a thought about your local candidate. share it on electionconfessions.com or whether you like what's going on. let us know. >>> fema says the destruction along florida's panhandle says it's unlike anything he's seen. now the president and fi

now, it's been another exciting day down at the beach volleyball — or the costa del brum, as the localsat gambia to make the semi—finals. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor caught up with them. good evening guys, and welcome to the beach volleyball. definitely one of the liveliest venues, it's quiet now but a few minutes ago it was very, very loud because one of the home nations has never won a medal in beach volleyball. that is still the case, but we are one game closer thanks to the two gentlemen standing to my right, congratulations, guys, a quarterfinal win over gambia. they took you to three sets, any thoughts? legs took you to three sets, any thoughts?— took you to three sets, any thou~hts? a , , thoughts? as you said, the first set we were quite _ thoughts? as you said, the first set we were quite comfortable, - thoughts? as you said, the first set we were quite comfortable, good . we were quite comfortable, good surface _ we were quite comfortable, good surface pressure. and in the second, he got _ surface pressure. and in the second, he got a _ surface pressure. and in the

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