three days into her holiday, alison says the owner offered to send a cleaner round, but alison felt it confirmed they would give alison a partial refund as a goodwill gesture. they said they apologised to the meikles, but the couple decided to leave before they were able to put it right. they told us... ..that they... ..and it's... cleanliness is always an important issue when booking a holiday. in the pandemic, many businesses are working hard to keep us safe. visitbritain is the national tourism agency, funded by the government. last year, they introduced the good to go scheme, to reassure holiday—makers that the places they visit are covid—safe and follow official cleanliness and social distancing guidelines. more than 43,000 business in the uk have obtained the good to go stamp of approval. i've come to blackpool to meet local lee kennedy. he booked his staycation this year in another seaside town, scarborough, at the britannia grand hotel. when he booked, the britannia group's website, which advertises their 62 hotels, displayed the good to go logo. did you see that logo when you

it transpires that his daughter alison, played by abigail breslin, is in prison in france, convicted of her classmate and partner, lina. alison is convinced that a new lead could get her out ofjail and bill decides to investigate himself, with the help of a local that he meets at the hotel. virginie is a liberal bohemian actress portrayed by camille cottin. she also happens to have a cute little daughter who bonds with bill. and so an odd couple friendship plays out alongside the drama of a father trying to clear the name of his incarcerated daughter. both are involving but they're an odd juxtaposition. on the one hand, there is an arthouse character piece about a culture clash relationship. on the other, a crime drama. when this plunges headlong into thriller territory it's a bit of a jolt. but damon and cottin are great together and this has something to say about personal politics, the media and prejudice. while it's not mccarthy's best work, stillwater is eminently watchable. what did you do? you just have to trust me. you have the perfect life. the rich, handsome - husband who a

cass, alison barber, thank you, shannon pettypiece, thank you all. if you have questions about this pandemic and back to school, if you have those questions let us know you can tweet them to us with the hashtag msnbc answers. it is talk @msnbc.com. we're doing to do that this friday at 11:00 a.m. eastern. >> cathy hockel is about to loose lieutenant from her title. her first public comment from 24 hours ago. where is she and what happens to quo moe when he is out of office. we'll break that down for you. and democrats working on a 2.5 trillion budge deal and we'll look at what is next for that plan and the bipartisan infrastructure bill. it imagined to get a fair amount of support. comcast nbcuniversal is investing in entrepreneurs to bring what's next for sports technology to athletes, teams, and fans. that's why we created the sportstech accelerator, to invest in and develop the next generation of technology that will change the way we experience sports. we've already invested in entrepreneurs like ane swim, who develops products that provide hair

alongside alison is her daughter merle and alison's partner neil.ur son was there-— was there. we were outside, en'oying the sunshine — was there. we were outside, en'oying the sunshine on i was there. we were outside, en'oying the sunshine on a i was there. we were outside, en'oying the sunshine on a weekend, _ was there. we were outside, enjoying the sunshine on a weekend, two - was there. we were outside, enjoying the sunshine on a weekend, two of i the sunshine on a weekend, two of tom's team had been looking around the area. where to land the helicopter because the airport was closing early, so my initial thoughts were, cool for the kids to watch the helicopter land, why not? at that point i had no... taste watch the helicopter land, why not? at that point i had no. . ._ at that point i had no... we 'ust lost our at that point i had no... we 'ust lost your sound. i at that point i had no... we 'ust lost your sound. did i at that point i had no... we 'ust lost your sound. did you i at that point i had no... we just lost your sound. did you know

. >> like so many of the volunteers that day, alison rockwell wasn't a relative. she was looking for nique, her co-worker. >> i love nique. nique was great. she was so great to work with, very smart. lots of energy. positive. wonderful. just a wonderful person. >> on the morning of the search, alison recalls that she and another colleague from work, a man named derek, were running late, and that would turn out to be an important twist of fate. >> 40 minutes late, actually. everyone else had started searching. >> were you given a grid or an area to look at? >> yes. we were given the front of the neighborhood, the very front of the neighborhood. on the right. >> it was one of the last unassigned sections of the organizers'search grid, a patch of woods near a busy road. >> derek and i went into the woods together. and i remember having to walk up and go over a large tree. and there is this pile of leaves, and it's in the middle of where everything else is clear and flat. and my heart is racing a million miles an hour. i go up to the pile of leaves. i was using my boo

yes, alison got back her $316. a company might or might not keep records of their calls. we say you document every call, every e-mail, who picked up, who answered, what you discussed. lots of companies prefer those "contact us" forms online. that's fine, too. if a refund hasn't happened and spoiled your fun, give us a call, 888-996-tips. i can't explain it. we pick up the phone, stuff happens. >> you call, things happen. >> it's a buzz kill. >> good one. >>> is there a deal here being worked out? the a's and city of oakland seem to be quietly working on an agreement that could lead to a new ballpark. according to the city's website, oakland and the a's are in agreement on nearly all the terms. some differences remain on funding, of course. now that the city council has approved a non-binding term sheet they will work on an environmental impact report. >>> we want to update you on the breaking news that we farted started with, the fire in clear lake. they've downgraded the acreage burned. there remains no containment. firefighters do tell us that about a thousand people ha

these two, scott and alison have been going at it for quite some time. a revenge website and took it down, feeling bad about it. now they're in court trying to hash it out, unlike the other couples who try to get it done and move on quietly. >> any indication when it's going to wrap up? >> i have no indication. it could be years. >>> jeff ranieri is going to join us with what we need to know heading into tuesday. stay with us. ppen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog ta

alison holt, bbc news.o got into difficulties in the water near bournemouth has been telling her story, in the hope it will prevent a tragic accident. sarah farmer reports. nicola dorrington was on a family trip to alum chine beach. the sun was shining, the sea was calm. but something in the water wasn't right. a young boy was lying in the shallows, unnoticed by the beach—goers around him. it could be, like, a shadow or it could be a toy or some seaweed. and then i looked again and i saw a hand underneath, and ijust felt like i had to go and see what it was. nicola pulled the boy from the water and screamed for help from the nearby lifeguards. he was unconscious, he was floppy, he had the foam coming out of his mouth, as i said, so ijust expected the worst. it almost felt like time had stood still. in my head it took ages for someone to get him, but it was seconds when someone grabbed him, but, yeah, it felt like a lifetime. the boy was treated and returned to his family. it's situations like this that the

alison barber is barber made their way to the lamar county school district. how worried are doctors that mississippi could be a bell weather for the rest of mississippi. >> the mississippi chapter of the american academy of pediatrics. they think if there is no mandate to change things for other states that what is happening here could be the same the first week of august, in the first week, they have at least 80 outbreaks in mississippi schools. three peep testing positive for covid-19 in the same group within a 14 day period. when you just look at the numbers and compare this first week of august, the numbers that we have with the first week of august last year there is more positive cases than there was last year even though far fewer schools reported data to the mississippi department of state this time compared to last. last time there was a mask mandate. this year there is not. they are addiment they will not institute a mask mandate for schools but parents who have their children learning at home, they're hoping that what is happening now will maybe ma

that's are alison kosik is. vulnerable areas, dense, low into the water table, flooding is not uncommon there. storm surge in that area more of a concern right now. alison, if you can hear me, check in and let us know what the situation is. >> reporter: hi, chris. we are experiencing some of the heaviest rains and the strongest winds i've felt since last night. the ocean is being churned up. you mentioned the surfers. they're not deterred today. they're out in full force trying to catch some waves. there's a tropical storm warning under effect here on long beach, also a storm surge watch as well. the big concern here, as you can imagine, is flooding. this is an area, as you can see if we turn around, daniel, this is an an yair that is very close to the water. you can see the apartment building. just beyond that apartment building are homes. the big concern is, as i said, flooding, not just from the ocean but from the rain that is coming from henri. who can forget super storm sandy. long beach was devastated by t

alison and i have known each other for years and years. >> just years.n set all psyched to come to work and work with ■alison sweeney. i didn't really know her that well at the time then i saw her neck deep in a dumpster. >> this is going to work out. >> i was like, is she going to be a diva? but i was like, nope. >> the fans have let us know how much they like these characters, how much they want to see more of it and so, you know, here we are giving them what they want. more hannah swensen. >> you can help them with his wardrobe malfunctions he has on set. >> that's the level of connection. >> that sounds scary but explain what type of wardrobe malfunction he had that had you to recruit a whole army to help him with. >> we needed an army. so cameron plays a detective in "sweet revenge" so he to wear a shoulder holster for -- he loves the story but the point is he wasn't exactly sure, maybe it was a different kind of holster. >> it was the same one. >> he had it on wrong. it looked more like women's support garments. >> it was like crossed and -- >> i d

sgla well, alison, yeah, i remember them very vividly back in 2009.n policy drifted for seven years because the united states turned its attention to iraq and president obama was interested in refocusing that strategy and seeing through to an end game here. he put together a series of meetings in "the situation room." the military had a plan they proposed to surge 40,000 troops to afghanistan. in a counter insurgency program that was meant to prop up civil society, prop of the government, train military personnel and police. biden was very skeptical then and he was very vocal in the meetings about it. he felt we went to afghanistan to route al qaeda and bring to justice the people that attacked us on anything else and we shouldn't engage in mission and get mired in something we could never get out of. he wanted to have smaller counter terrorism force. president obama did send 30,000 u.s. troops no afghanistan in exchange for a timetable for ratcheting down that engage here. here we are 12 years later and it's biden that's commander in chief who has to

let's go ahead and listen to alison i know that there are other meet we're just devastated and outreach that we're dealing with such a desperate situation where you're faced with a medical emergency and an education that has to happen. it's only our leaders need the right decision to really take the health and safety seriously and move back into hybrid format and allows kids, like my daughter had a medical mission and also learning disadvantage to continue to receive the equitable education that they deserve. and they must have and that they need dr. mom, what would you say to a parent like her who is trying to do the best for her kids? obviously, kids being in school is good for their mental health. there's any number of reasons the kids need to be in school, but say you do have children that are immunocompromised and then you're in a state like florida that the governor won't let you mandate math. i'm not trying to pull you into politics, but this issue has been politicized. what would you say to parents like her? i have a i you could tell how much pain she's trying to figure out what

alison holt, bbc news.s ended. swimmer ellie simmonds and archerjohn stubbs carried great britain's flag for the paralympics gb team at the opening ceremony. 4,000 athletes from more than 160 countries will take part in the games, but with covid cases continuing to rise injapan, most events will be held without spectators. from tokyo, our sports correspondent andy swiss sent this report. 364 days after it was meant to start, the waiting was finally over. despite the delay, despite the pandemic, at last the paralympics had come to tokyo. the title for the opening ceremony is we have wings. highlighting the power of paralympians. but inevitably there was also a more sombre note. at a time of record covid rates here in japan, the empty seats told their own story. like the olympics, these games will be largely behind closed doors. forthe games will be largely behind closed doors. for the athletes, though, it is still the biggest stage of all. and here they come. the british team, led out by ellie simmonds and j

carrie puts in a riveting performance as rory�*s equestrian wife, alison, a strident sardonic women going of emotions over the course of this film. i remember really enjoying her performance as ben affleck�*s sister, margo, in gone girl, and as a cult leader in tvs the sinner. jude law, meanwhile, delivers a suitably manic performance, but he is particularly good when we are let in on rory�*s more private moments. what with this and tv�*s the third day, jude law seems to be on a roll, and he is joined by a strong supporting cast, including adeel akhtar, anne reid, and michael culkin, who incidentally also had a role in the original candyman film. exploring themes including masculinity, gender and family, the nest is a rewarding watch that's made all the more intense by durkin�*s use of horror stylings. what is happening? you are all strangers to me right now! all of you! you're embarrassing. and you're exhausting. wmsmzks: this is - what we always wanted. it's in cinemas now. an egyptian teenager leads a double life in the new drama souad. 19—year—old souad played by bassant ahmed wears h

con estas imÁgenes en vivo desde el monte alison vuelvo a saludar a nuestra meteorÓloga con todos losinterior las temperaturas se mantuvieron moderadas. como mencionamos,, la calidad del aire se estÁ viendo afectada por el humo de los incendios forestales. en el Área de la bahÍa estamos aportando un nivel del aire moderado. aquÍ podemos ver ese particulado que se mantiene toda nuestra Área de cobertura durante las prÓximas horas vamos a tener la presencia de este humo sin embargo esperamos un cambio en la direcciÓn de los vientos el particulado poco a poco se estarÁ desplazando hacia el este y estarÁ disminuyendo en nuestra Área de cobertura por lo que para el fin de semana esperamos mayor calidad del aire. esto ha estado afectÁndonos de manera de que vamos a tener una mejor visibilidad para la zona de auckland. en horas de la maÑana, santa rosa visibilidad de menos de una milla. las temperaturas mÍnimas para maÑana, mediados 50° para los prÓximos dÍas, 85° en el termÓmetro pero el fin de semana promete estar fresco. ♪ ♪ bien, bien, bien, ¿qué tenemos aquí? ♪ ♪ ¡un mágico lugar que es

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>> reporter: we were there when trauma coordinators david and alison tried finding a bed for an elderly man in central louisiana who had gone into cardiac arrest. there were 15 hospitals within 100 miles, but they told us they could not find a single available bed. >> they have know beds, no staff to take care of him. that's where we're at today. and that's where we've been. >> okay, so y'all not going to transfer? >> reporter: after two hours looking, la feat says the doctor's told them the patient's condition worsened and he could no longer be transferred. >> he has since gone back into cardiac arrest a couple of times. it's been a roller coaster ride for the family. >> reporter: again, dr. chuck bernal. >> a lot of patients we deem would not probably benefit from the hospital are already being treat in place at home and being left at home. >> reporter: they have not refused to transport anyone yet. >> we're days away from that happening right now much, less than a week. >> reporter: it's the unthinkable. but he has to juggle other priorities, too, like speaking almost daily with medi

el bronce para brasil con alison do santos. giants ganaban 7 a 1. victoria para estados unidos en el balÓn sexto masculino. 95 por 85. hemos dominado la acciÓn una vez mÁs. cambio y fuera. si busca e ploe el distrito unificado va organizar una feria de empleo el 4 de agosto de 4 de la tarde a 7 dlao noche en el 1936 de carlota drive en la ciudad de con corto. antes de irnos queremos compartir les hay maneras de platicar yoga. y hay quien lo hace con animales con gallinas y gallos antes de ingresar a las sha ses estos animales usan paÑales especiales para evitar un desastre. . parte todo los dis temprano quienes platican esto. es milenario. . nos vemos. esta pareja está trabajando arduamente. en la recuperación económica de california. ¿sabes? viven en california y vacacionando en california, están apoyando a las comunidades y negocios locales. al consumir productos locales, estás ayudando a la reconstrucción de nuestra economía. buen trabajo amigos. llamamos a todos los californianos a vacacionar aquí y ayudar a nuestra economía viajando por el esta

alison kosik is in long beach, new york, right now.ison, it may seem on the surface that since it's been downgraded to a tropical storm maybe it won't be as bad, but you are standing on the beach and in a place that knows far too well that designation doesn't necessarily mean anything at this point. >> reporter: you're absolutely right about that, christi. this is an area, long beach, on the south shore of long island that was devastated by superstorm sandy because of the flooding. so, yes, you are seeing residents brace for, you know, whatever the effects of henri will be. and that at this point is unknown. we are not sure if it's going to be a hurricane when it does hit long island. at this moment long beach is under a tropical storm warning, a storm surge watch as well. the rain has begun to fall and we are beginning to more so than feeling it, seeing the effects of henri. look at the ocean. it's getting bigger, angrier, not deterring surfers from coming out here. a couple waiting to catch some waves. of course, swimming at this bea

alison joins me from the cnn weather center. what areas are most at risk? >> right.reas right along the coastline, but you can see areas inland in ohio that could end up having impacts from this storm. let's take a look. sustained winds of 80 miles an hour moving to the northwest at just about 15 miles an hour. we have the hurricane watches and warnings. that's the red and pink color you see here in anticipation of this making land fall as a hurricane. not just a regular hurricane but a major hurricane because we anticipate it will continue to strengthen, especially once it gets over the warm waters of the gulf of mexico. unfortunately, it is also expected to make land fall as a category four storm before finally beginning to move inland. we talked about the very warm waters of the gulf of mexico. that will play a key role as how much this storm strengthens over the next few days. you see the pink color, 10 to 15 feet. but even the surrounding areas, 7 to 11 feet on the easter side. so that will be a major impact. widespread power outrages likely because of how stron

former president alison collins is now suing to hang onto her seat. the effort follows outrage about how schools remain closed during the pandemic. at least 51,000 valid signatures will have to be verified for each candidate for vote errors to weigh in. >>> now let's take you live outside as we're still expecting some smoke here in the bay area. but it looks like things are improving. we want to go to meteorologist kari hall right now. kari, you've been tracking that air quality and the communications that we're experiencing. >> we're expecting some clearing today as we get some cooler temperatures and a nice ocean breeze picking up. this is a look from our heavenly camera. and you can see all of the smoke, the orange sky, and definitely some of the fire that's moving closer to the heavenly ski resort. it's really surreal to see this happening right now. we of course continue to watch the very unpredictable conditions that we are seeing around the fires as they generate their own weather. and we have a red flag warning. the wind that's helping to clea

board member alison collins filed that lawsuit claiming the school district and her co-workers violated her free speech rights when she was stripped her vice presidentsy position because of tweets she posted five years ago about asian-americans. a federal judge ruled that the lawsuit has no merit and does not need to be argued in court. >>> there is outrage in oakland today over a recent move by the mayor and governor newsom. the anti-police terror project along with other community groups are protesting after governor newsom granted a request by mayor libby schaaf to send chp officers to monitor traffic laws in oakland. the family of erik salgado joined them today at the corner where he was shot. salgado was shot and killed by a chp officer a year ago. the protesters say traffic stops did not reduce crime. >> what they do do is increase unnecessary contact between people of color and law enforcement. traffic stops are the primary way, the first way that people make their way into the criminal injustice system. and we know that for black and brown and indigenous bodies, once you are in

this time while champion beating the usa that ride benjamin and brazil alison dawson santo, it was a month ago that was all home broke the records set by kevin young at 29 years ago . the boss laner olympics incredibly shaped another 0.76 seconds off that fine, becoming the 1st man to break 46 seconds. to put that in context that saying the around a 3 2nd slower than the 400 meters record. where the of course no hurdles and there are thought for benjamin and 2nd to also break the world record. in fact, 6 of the 1st 7 finishes set, national or continental records, and in the press conference afterwards, even the competitors couldn't quite believe what they've done with all respectful athletes. i think there's lot of athletes that are not that good. i will get another because, you know, right, benjamin running 4617. you know, it would be cervical metal. there's nothing you can compare to what just happened out there? $4059.00. over the hurdles. 46146. 72 it's. it's an insane. so i would say it was the best race ever in olympic history. earlier we states janice jonathan gout, he watched

alison felix winning her tenth medal. a bronze.ield medals than any woman in history. and april ross -- the university of minnesota's gable steveson claiming wrestling gold in the 125 kilogram class. he celebrated with a back flip. >>> when we come back, two celebrations for a couple leaving the hospital. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ available interior work surface to work it out up front. plus, the capability of available pro power onboard to work it out in back. tough this smart can only be called f-150. musical hit (...call me d-nice!) introducing the all-new 2021 ford f-150 (“lovely day” instrumental) my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life and out of the hospital for heart failure. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing. stop taking and seek medical help right away. tell your

his girlfriend, alison amaral, is the woman wearing red in the video. amaral is pregnant and almost got hit too, as did her sister. in white were obviously very relieved, and we're really grateful that. you know, everyone was able to kind of come through and helpless fire and this guy. the victims say that after they initially confronted one, he threatened to kill them. dmv records show that one has a valid license and a clean driving record. new since his data shows america is more diverse than ever before. i'm kevin corke in washington, with more on america's new makeup over the past decade, that's just ahead and in your weather. we are looking out for some heat to head our way this weekend inland. i'll tell you what the numbers will be some triple digits. your weather is next plus to look at today's hazy skies in the tahoe area, how visitors are coping with how visitors are coping with the s you doing okay with those new spicy tiny tacos, jack? yeah, it's funny some of those people you see, they... they can't handle it at all right? no, they can't. t

if amino and alison. com play for brazil, which like egypt is also on the case read list and others include mandated cities, gabriel, j. zeus and edison will also be unable to represent brazil if the restrictions stay in place. the spanish league is also supporting any clubs that don't want plaza go to south america, which means that you are why would be without louis suarez. but it would be argentine that was hit as they would be without 9 of that called. the problem has been exacerbated by fif, extending the international window and south america. that's the catch up on the 2 rounds of qualifying that we missed because of the panoramic. in 15, it was urging a rethink and says many of the best players in the world to compete in leagues in england and spain. and we believe those countries also share the responsibility for preserve and protect the sporting integrity of competitions around the world. paris such a man's sporting direct, sir, leonor de says, killing a wants to leave the club where you stand in the way of amaze around madrid, that's providing ral, meet the valuation of the playe

with a whole lot of love for the classics, we've got led zeppelin and robert plant teaming up with alison gone gone gone ♪ >> they are working on the follow-up to their grammy-winning album "raising sand." the new collaboration "raise the roof" will be out on november 19th >>> they are queer and they are here, and they plan on saving the world all while being fabulous >> the thing about being queer is that -- >> we get it [ bleep ]>> that was a clip from the upcoming lgbtq "q-force" which is set to premiere on netflix next month they are misfit teen queer crime fighters wanda sykes, niecy nash and more it lands september 2nd on netflix. >> i'm surprised that we haven't seen something like that a lot sooner, and i have a feeling it's going to be pretty popular. >>> doughnut lovers out there, you have a reason to celebrate today. it may be friday the 13th today, but krispy kreme is trying to bring some customers some good luck they're offering a mix and match assortment for $13 you can preorder a double dozen of the original glazed, or you can kept the one dozen glazed and then another clas

the great with the taliban western forces are conducting one of the biggest humanitarian alison history from the airport in cobble. now us present, joe biden is considering extending the august 31st deadline, but the taliban of war, the consequences. if western forces stay beyond that date, charles transferred his monitoring events forth from the capital cobble. of course everybody about human rights meeting in geneva was referencing what's going on at the port. charles, really getting the message across, not just to the international community but also to the taliban. but those that want to leave must be given time to leave and must be given the facilities by the international community headed at the moment by the americans. that's right. so hale and as you say, increasing pressure similarly mounted on the president biden, to extend that deadline. we know that the french, the germans and the british are asking for an extension. it's all about have coded a red line, anything beyond august the 31st and spoken about consequences. what indeed, those consequences would be, remains to be see

alison and ashley are here with their mum and nine kids, but days out don�*t come cheap.mmer holidays, things always get tight in the autumn. you know, that�*s how it goes. so the thought of even more on their energy bill is a scary one. you never hear any good news about it going down. we only ever hear about it going up. going up, yeah. is that how it feels? yeah, it does. that is definitely how it feels. yeah. and that�*s what will be happening from 1st october. the regulator says it�*s only fair that energy companies are allowed to raise prices. this will impact everyone on prepayment metres or the default standard variable tariffs. that�*s half of all households in britain. the price cap was introduced to put a limit on those really expensive rates at the top end, to make sure that we�*re not being ripped off, but it hasn�*t brought prices down overall. there are still plenty of ups and downs, and it�*s definitely not the best deal on the market. but energy companies say it has shielded people from constant rises. the cost of gas globally has trebled in the last 12 m

the victory means that alison has won an 11th olympic gold medal, becoming the most decorated track andad taken gold in the pentathlon. elsewhere, the dream team have done it once again but it a close fought battle. team usa won their fourth straight basketball olympic gold beating france but it was a very tense final. finally, another goal for team gb. this time in the boxing ring. gold in the flyweight division. britain's first and the weight class since 1956. he beat his opponent, from the philippines, during the 19th gold of the games for team gb. i got the reaction of his brother. it for team gb. i got the reaction of his brother-— his brother. it has been a very emotional— his brother. it has been a very emotional morning _ his brother. it has been a very emotional morning but - his brother. it has been a very emotional morning but i - his brother. it has been a very emotional morning but i don'tj his brother. it has been a very - emotional morning but i don't think i've ever been so happy in my life. you particularly know what the journey has been like to get to the olympics? fiv

actor tom cruise — who's currently filming in birmingham — was forced to land his helicopter in alisonb's garden in baginton. the family had only been told an unnamed vip needed somewhere to land. cruise posed for pictures and gave a free helicopter ride to ms webb's children and her partner's children. what a nice surprise. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz shafernaker. hello. we have entered a prolonged speu hello. we have entered a prolonged spell of settled weather thanks to something called a blocking high wages here the next seven to perhaps ten days, one of the reasons it is called a blocking high is because of the force of wind it exerts on weather fronts trying to come off the atlantic, they get stroke in the north atlantic, never come our way so it will stay dry and settled. that will be around for the next ten days also. fog in places, bright of afternoons and warm sunshine. looking up the sunshine in the satellite picture and you can see a lot of variable cloud. scotland, the north of england and northern ireland are in the centre of high—pressure, beautiful wea

withdraw as agreed with the taliban. western forces are conducting one of the biggest humanitarian alison history from the apples in cobble you as president joe biden, miss considering extending the august 31st deadline, but the taliban has warned of consequences if western forces stay beyond that date . well, in a few minutes the, you and human rights council be addressing the situation in. i've got his son, natasha butler is keeping an eye on that for some parents. professors, cars over to charles strafford, in cobble and really this extension. charles, in terms of the evacuations debate continues, what is the reality of the ground? well, the chaos continues, fair panic, and in many cases around the continues, we left the airport. yesterday morning came through the southern gate, which was described to us as being less crowded. thousands of guns crowded around that gate, a lot of chatter by and trying to maintain order. so the crises very much continuing to say, you know, tension increasing the closer we get to this deadline. we know that there is a lot of pressure being put on by the m

we look at the track, athletics dominating the second week and the likes of alison felix, the great americanr in that final and bidding to become the most successful and decorated track and field athlete later if she was to win athlete later if she was to win a medal. she has competed at every game since 200a. netherland continues to continue to chase history. hassan looking for victory in the 1500m. the women football, sweden and canada, that has been rescheduled moved to the evening to try to counteract the extreme heat. later on, argentina will take on the netherlands in the final of women? hockey. the netherlands losing out last time. a fifth final appearance at the world and european champions stop no doubt they will be favourite. this is really the last time you and i will be talking on newsday for this set of olympics. it newsday for this set of olympics-— newsday for this set of cl m ics. ., , , , . newsday for this set of olmics. , , . ., olympics. it has been such a 'o to olympics. it has been such a joy to learn _ olympics. it has been such a joy to learn so _ olympics. it has bee

alison and ashley are here with their mum and nine of the kids. but days out don't come cheap.n you've got a big family as well. after spending extra for the summer holidays, things always get tight in the autumn. you live and you work to pay your bills, and that's how it goes. so the thought of even more on their energy bill is a scary one. you never hear any good news about it going down. we only ever hear about it going up. is that how it feels? yeah, it does. that is definitely how it feels. yeah. and that's what will be happening from the 1st of october. the regulator says it's only fair that energy companies are allowed to raise prices. this will impact everyone on prepayment metres all the default standard variable tariffs. that's half of all households in britain. the price cap was introduced to put a limit on those really expensive rates at the top end, to make sure that we're not being ripped off, but it hasn't brought prices down overall. there are still plenty of ups and downs and it's definitely not the best deal on the market. but energy companies say it has shiel

alison holt, bbc news.es a hug. about one third of people living in australia were born overseas so travelling freely is an integral part of their lives. but the pandemic has changed all of that, with no real prospect of the borders 5 reopening anytime soon. anyone who arrives here must do two weeks in hotel quarantine, but there is limited space. this may have worked well for australia during the first year of the pandemic, but the delta strain is forcing the government to give up on its zero covid strategy and there are now growing calls for more international travel, and for people to quarantine at home. anyone who's fully vaccinated is going to be no significant risk to australia. i just don't understand the conservatism around this at the moment. denying thousands and thousands of people those connections, when you look at the risk level, itjust beggars belief. are about 30% of adults in australia are fully vaccinated. nowhere near the 80% target the government has set for more freedom of movement. man

alison and ashley are here with their mum and nine of the kids. but days out don't come cheap.the summer holidays, things always get tight in the autumn. you live and you work to pay your bills, and that's how it goes. so the thought of even more on their energy bill is a scary one. you never hear any good news about it going down. we only ever hear about it going up. is that how it feels? yeah, it does. that is definitely how it feels. yeah. and that's what will be happening from the 1st of october. the regulator says it's only fair that energy companies are allowed to raise prices. this will impact everyone on prepayment metres all the default standard variable tariffs. that's half of all households in britain. the price cap was introduced to put a limit on those really expensive rates at the top end, to make sure that we're not being ripped off, but it hasn't brought prices down overall. there are still plenty of ups and downs and it's definitely not the best deal on the market. but energy companies say it has shielded people from constant rises. the cost of gas globally has

our correspondent alison freeman is at the scene. man would be deeply shocked with the latest turn of events. —— claudia's mother. nine people have been questioned but no arrests or charges have been made. so far police have not said what has led them here to carry out these searches. lordy a's mother told she was upset that she did not receive enough information before the searches began yesterday. —— claudia's mother. utter shock. i am very, very churned up, actually. lam certain i am certain this did notjust happen— i am certain this did notjust happen on the day, it must have been known _ happen on the day, it must have been known about. i had a telephone call saying _ known about. i had a telephone call saying there was nothing to worry about _ claudia's mum says you can think of a link between claudia and this area but there is hope that these new searches will shed some light onto what happened to her. thank you. there's a warning today that police risk losing public trust if they don't address serious concerns about how they

carrie coon puts in a riveting performance as rory�*s equestrian wife, alison, a strident sardonic woman, delivers a suitably manic performance, but he's particularly good when we're let in on rory�*s more private moments. what with this and tv�*s the third day, law seems to be on a roll, and he isjoined by a strong supporting cast, including adeel akhtar, anne reid, and michael culkin, who incidentally also had a role in the original candyman film. exploring themes including masculinity, gender and family, the nest is a rewarding watch that's made all the more intense by durkin's use of horror stylings. what is happening? you're all strangers to me right now! all of you! you're embarrassing. and you're exhausting. wmsmzns: this is - what we always wanted. it's in cinemas now. an egyptian teenager leads a double life in the new drama souad. 19—year—old souad played by bassant ahmed wears her veil in public, but her social media tells a different story. she shares flirty photos and texts with her boyfriend, ahmed, whom she's never met. heryoungersister, rabab, played by basmala el ghaiesh

hello, alison? >> hi. my name is alison. i'm a middle school parent. i'm really amazed that there isn't a new standing item to give the community an update on covid and the status of the response in the district? our families are receiving these positive notification letters every single day? my child's school has received three notifications already? parents and families are scared, we're confused, and we need to know what dr. matthews and your team and the d.p.h. are going to do to keep our kids and our teachers and the staff healthy in our buildings when the district leaders have stripped us of most of our other options. thank you. >> operator: thank you. hello, jova? >> hi. ad i've come to november gait the last few weeks, i just want to say that safety and ventilation is the top priority, but i'd like to ask as we're navigating this together, that we do not forget that students are going to school as we speak, and they also need access to a robust education program, and if we could focus on that, i would be grateful, and i'd love to hear about rec