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that was bernard tapie who has died at the air of 78.andora papers. that is all from us, from me and the team, goodbye. hello. we�*re eyeing up another area of low pressure, another spell of wind and rain heading into parts of the uk overnight monday into tuesday. until then, it is showers, not quite as windy for monday. it will still be breezy out there, especially in wales and england. so, on this brisk flow of air coming in from the west, the showers mostly across western areas developing low pressure, though, to the southwest will bring that rain — later in the day — that next area of low pressure. starting numbers for monday, showers, some heavy, just running through southeast england and east anglia early on before they�*re clearing away. then many eastern areas will be largely dry for the rest of the day, just the odd hit and miss shower. a scattering of showers to the west, any where you catch a shower could be heavy, could be some hail mixed in and perhaps the rumble of thunder. and as for temperatures, we�*re topping out at aro

bernard's claims.ill cosby says through his spokesperson andrew wyatt about this today. we got this statement. >> these look back provisions are unconstitutional and a sheer violation of an individual's constitutional rights and denies that individual of their due process. this is just another attempt to abuse the legal process by opening up the flood gates for people who never presented an ounce of evidence, proof, truth and/or facts in order to substantiate their alleged allegations, mr. cosby continues to maintain steadfast in his innocence. do you have a response to that, lili? >> i'm going to defer to my attorney here, jordan breski for that answer. >> we're not concerned about what bill cosby or his represent ti t tives are saying on the subject. we're concerned what the court says. they found this law to be constitutional in the court we brought the lawsuit in, the united states district court, district of new jersey, the most recent decision was september of this year, the case called sy versus

translation: | came here - for the death of bernard tapie.us much happiness. bernard tapie was born in the working—class suburbs of paris. his career was eclectic, to say the least. at one point or another he was a singer, an actor, a race car driver, a politician and, most of all, a businessman. the french president emmanuel macron said that bernard tapie's ambition and enthusiasm were a source of inspiration for generations of french people. bernard tapie, who has died at the age of 78. that is all from us, thanks forjoining us. goodbye. hello. we're eyeing up another area of low pressure, another spell of wind and rain heading into parts of the uk overnight monday into tuesday. until then, it is showers, not quite as windy for monday. it will still be breezy out there, especially in wales and england. so, on this brisk flow of air coming in from the west, the showers mostly across western areas developing low pressure, though, to the southwest will bring that rain — later in the day — that next area of low pressure. starting numbers for mo

bernard haitink was born in amsterdam in 1929. for himself in the concertgebouw orchestra in his native netherlands, but he also worked in london, chicago and boston, never forgetting that he was part ofa team. translation: he had enormous confidence in his musicians. i he greatly appreciated them. and that is the best and most beautiful starting point to achieve great things. applause. this was his final performance with the netherlands radio philharmonic orchestra in 2019. he had insisted on working into his 90s. for him, a life without music seemed unthinkable. the conductor bernard haitink, who's died at the age of 92. more on that and all of our stories available on the bbc�*s website. stay with us and please get in touch. we would love to hear from you. stay with us, still lots to come. hello. the weather has thrown just about everything at us over the last week or so — heavy rain, squally winds, a bit of snow over higher ground in scotland — so what does the weekend have in store? well, actually, a return to milder conditio

i wouldn't cross notes of bernard smith, he joins me life from the capital tunis. bernard, there are lots of protests happening on the street right now, but we're also hearing abates, arrests, a. what marquee tell us at the stage? hello, there are thousands of people protesting here in tunis and there are other protests across june, easier all of them to show support for president case side and attempt to show 2 months after he suspended parliament and subsequently started ruling by decree that there remains support for what the president is doing, this is despite the fact that there is still no plan to pull tunisia out of the dire and desperate economic circumstances. it is in there was an attempt by opposition. part is to hold a private meeting in a hole in the southern suburbs of tunis that was cancelled, were tall after the police put pressure on the owner of that building. and there were rooms that opposition groups are going to try and gather in front of parliament, but that hasn't come true to fruition. and yes, we've now had the arrest of a journalist and a sorry, a m p and a

thanks so much bernard smith. algeria has closed its ad space to all french military flights, heading to the sal region in a deepening diplomatic stand off on saturday. president dub dillman g 2 in a group called his ambassador from france. it was in response to french president emanuel micron saying algeria is ruled by a political military system, which is tired. the french military says it doesn't anticipate the space closure will have any impact on its operations against armed groups in the saddle, or new. so us now sedan is being warned that failure, progress towards civilian leadership, could put us economic and political support at risk and attempted coup. 2 weeks ago is caused more mistrust between the military and civilian groups that share power in a transitional government. the still no date for the military to hand control to the civilian side. and this tension is piling pressure on a p steel sign between the transitional government and rival groups. a year ago, the so called juba agreement was meant to resolve a conflict that killed hundreds of thousands of people and disp

bernard says she was attacked by cosby in two other locations, las vegas and new york. she was an aspiring actress and says the assault ruined her career and her life. >> when i told him i would go to the police and the hospital to find out which drug he sneaked into my drink rendering me incapacitated, he threatened my life. >> reporter: the state of new jersey has the adult survivors act, allowing victims to go after attackers decades after the alleged incident. >> he lured me with the pretense that he would introduce me to a producer that would advance my career. >> reporter: the civil case was filed in u.s. district court in camden. >> there is science that proves this, that it takes time for sexual abuse survivors to come forward. >> reporter: bernard says his early release in pennsylvania after being convicted of sexual assault motivated her to act now. >> it was re-victimizing for me when he was set free, and i also feared for the safety of any woman or girl who would come into contact with him. >> reporter: in newark, new jersey, anthony johnson, eyewitness news

and when i was on the street, you're bernard grant, get away from me. other half would wrap their total arms around me and say thank good we have somebody like you in inwood. we need add conservative voice. it's a mix bag. liberals are not bad people. but you've got to look at the logic and reason. come to an intellectual conclusion bereft of reason, logic, and facts. host: i got to leave it there so i can talk to somebody else. gary in sterling, virginia. what's happening where you live? most important public policy issue? caller: most important public policy issue or top news story of the day is about this infrastructure or the build back better policy is going -- what is it going to be? nobody knows. nothing's written. host: how do you think that's going to be empact your community -- impact your community specifically? is there a bridge or a road that needs repaired? caller: interchanges, traffic congestion, pollution. right now we are buying six electric school buses when we could convert 144 school buses to natural gas. we are going to buy six ele

. >> reporter: lily bernard says in 1990, cosby mentored her, even offering her a role on his tv show. he says she thought they were having a business meeting, but instead -- >> he ordered a car that drove me from my apartment in new york city to atlantic city, new jersey, where he drugged me, raped me, and shoved money into my hand. >> reporter: she's coming forward now because new jersey has passed the adult survivor's act, allowing victims to bring civil claims against their attackers decades after the alleged crime. >> there is an understanding, and there is science that proves this, that it takes time for sexual abuse survivors to come forward. >> reporter: bernard claims k cosby attacked her in two other locations and threatened her. cosby's spokesman says, mr. cosby continues to maintain steadfast in his innocence and will fight any allegations waged against him. cosby, now 84, is a free man, despite being convicted of sexually assaulting andrea constand in pennsylvania. after serving two years of a ten-year sentence, he was released in june. bernard says cosby's release prompt

to see our interviews with lili bernard and more on the case, go to democracynow.org.ve arrested the husband of record-breaking runner agnes tirop, one day after the celebrated athlete was found stabbed to death in her home. 25-year-old agnes tirop broke a long-distance running record just last month and was a two-time world championship bronze medalist. she also participated in the tokyo olympics. the congressional committee investigating the january 6th insurrection is set to recommend criminal charges against donald trump's campaign adviser and senior political strategist, steve bannon. bannon missed a thursday deadline on a congressional subpoena requiring him to agree to testify and hand over documents related to the assault on the u.s. capitol. steve bannon's legal team cited trump's claims of executive privilege. the white house says president biden will be joined by 13 cabinet members and other senior u.s. officials next month at the cop26 climate change summit in glasgow. the crucial united nations talks come after u.n. scientists warned the planet is on cours

the judges association has rejected calls to dismiss the judge. bernard smith is ly. first in beirut, bernard just give us a sense of the atmosphere there. 7 funerals taking place today. peter much quieter in bay route to day since the outbreak of that violence on thursday night much quiet on the road generally because a government is called a day of mornings or most businesses and government offices are closed. as bala has said that it will not be dragged into a civil war, but a senior leader of the group. hashem. sure as a field in sad or at the funerals to day that we will not that the blood of our martyrs be in vain and has bala has repeated the accusation. that cypress, from the lebanese forces her from the christian lebanese forces party ambushed. she eyed his bola, supporters as they came to protest in this part of a route i'm in an area that divides a christine neighbourhood behind me from a shiite neighbourhood. over to the other side, there remains a military presence here. pretty lebanese forces have denied it very strongly that they did ambush at these as

i apologize, looks like we have lost bernard.he writing is on the wall when he disappeared from view and an image of him was there instead. we will see if we can reestablish the connection with him. delivered what they called a strong set of quarter numbers. the for your numbers on revenue and eps side look better than anticipated. q3 numbers on revenue anticipated. i think we have bernard back with us. good morning. i wonder what would give you more confidence to upgrade your guidance this morning? >> we have a strong third quarter, a strong year to date situation, and good visibility with the pipeline. i think the double-digit, life science is strong, manufacturing is strong. mainstream industries, as well. visibility is good for the full year. we are raising our guidance on both. anna: visibility is good, you are raising guidance. what are the most dynamic industrial sector is for you at the moment? where are you getting the most optimism as the european economy, global economy continues to recover? >> the mobility, transporta

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i will cannot bernard or use it? it is dead money. -- cannot burn it.— money. -- cannot burn it.t interfere in domestic— money. -- cannot burn it. iwill not interfere in domestic politics - money. -- cannot burn it. iwill not interfere in domestic politics here | interfere in domestic politics here but i will say there is no future in fossil. we need to get rid of the fossil, otherwise we cannot tell our fo55il, otherwise we cannot tell our children and the coming generations that we did our utmo5t children and the coming generations that we did our utmost to make sure that we did our utmost to make sure that we did our utmost to make sure that we deal with this very serious issue, so i think wejust that we deal with this very serious issue, so i think we just need to make sure the path mu5t issue, so i think we just need to make sure the path must be to get rid of fossil, get rid of fossil, thatis rid of fossil, get rid of fossil, that is what we need to do. share rid of fossil, get rid of fossil, that is what we need to do. are we doinu that is what we need to do. are we doing

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hugh schofield talking about bernard tapie, he is a fascinating man and hugh has lots to tell us. the spanish island of la palma is spewing out further elaborate threatening further destruction, homes and crops have been discussed joyed and thousands of people have been forced to evacuate since the eruption began in september. dan johnson is on the island. the volcano is even more active now than it was when it started. there is more and more lava flowing from new verbs that have opened up and it is heading down to the sea, but putting more homes, more properties, more villages at risk as it flows. what no one knows isjust villages at risk as it flows. what no one knows is just how long this is going to go on, how much more lava will be produced and how much more ash will fall. this is the sort of stuff that covers absolutely everything here now. people are having to brush it every day from their roofs, pathways, cars, it covers everything, a thick layer of that and you can taste it in the air at times depending on what way the wind is blowing. the other big risk here is gas and t

. >> reporter: bernard claims k cosby attacked her in two other locations and threatened her. cosby's spokesman says, mr. cosby continues to maintain steadfast in his innocence and will fight any allegations waged against him. cosby, now 84, is a free man, despite being convicted of sexually assaulting andrea constand in pennsylvania. after serving two years of a ten-year sentence, he was released in june. bernard says cosby's release prompted her to come forward. >> it caused me life-long disabling ptsd and sickness which have sometimes required hospitalization. >> reporter: as for cosby's early release, philadelphia prosecutors must decide soon whether to appeal the reversal of his conviction to the u.s. supreme court. mona, andrew? >> andrea, thank you. >>> big banks cashing in. the soaring profits being reported. >>> a meteor eat craite crashes people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of

but before bernard and i flew, we go through a quarantine. part of it is because we don't want to take disease up to a space station. but also it's a time to gather yourself and get psychologically ready for the risk you're about to take and the import of what it will mean to separate away. just before we launched, we got into a little square painted white room like that as well. it's sort of the last goodbye step to earth before you climb into the ship and go. i think that's one more important phase before they're going to climb in, get on their backs and boldly go away from the atmosphere and out into the blackness of space. it's a good moment. >> you just heard each one of them ring that bell as they went to walk through this tunnel which says above it as they walked in "light this candle" as they make their way out there. a hug there, audrey powers. i can only imagine what's going their their minds as they take their final steps. when you look at this and where this is taking us and the variety of the people on this flight, what is the im

we pro filed lily bernard.t she said that time to me is exactly the same as her civil complaint today. >> he asked me to tell him everything about myself. i did not know that he was just trying to find my eventualer in abilities. i was in and out of consciousness. the room is salespersoning. i see bill cosby's face here, his broad chest over here. i was lying on my back. he was on top of me. i made a conscious decision right there, this didn't happen. i totally blocked it out. i know this is hard for people to understand. unless you're a trauma survivor. >> in a statement cosby spokesperson andrew wyatt responding writing, this is another attempt to abuse the legal process by opening up the flood gates for people who never presented an ounce of evidence, proof, truth, and/or facts in order to substantiate their alleged allegations. mr. cosby continues to maintain steadfast in his innocence and will vigorously fight allegations waged against him and is willing to take the fight to the highest court in the united

so i spent almost 2 years there until i was sexually assaulted by bernard prina. when i found myself alone with him and the door was closed, he hugged me. it lasted around 15 minutes and he was saying something i couldn't understand because i didn't understand what was happening. and i remember having my head completely crushed. i was completely crushed against his belly and i remember the fiber of the fabric. and the collar he shut in and ma'am is smell is the childhood trauma is engraved in my memory full of very precise details. according to a french commissions report, there are have been nearly 3000 perpetrators among catholic church workers since the 1950s. more than 300000 minors were abused mostly boys, aged between 10 and 13. a vast majority of the crimes have passed the statute of limitations and cannot be prosecuted francois de vo. again, claims that covering up these atrocities is a matter of church policy or shall cushion was off. so i told my parents about the incident, they took me out of the scout group further, but then they will harassed by the w

so about on arctic drilling for oil and gas is not something that we're you bernard. so a ban on arctic drilling by the e. u is not something that worries you the issue that we need to address here is an issue of demand. i think the issue of supply is well documented. we are all doing what we can on the supply side. but at the end of the day is supply goes away and demand doesn't change. that only has one consequence, and that is an escalation and price rises. so i'm not suggesting that the onus needs to be put on customers or society, but this is a system. and both the supply and demand side need to work together. just simply correcting a supply side issue without affecting demand will not result in a more stable system. it will result and more volatile system. and quite frankly, anything that's more volatile is typically not in the best interest of society. picking is all until patrick mentioned china present in the past, you've said that china and russia agree on a number of issues. you're very close in terms of your priorities, both regionally and globally. i just

in san rafael, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> today, an independent f.d.a. panel voted to recommend johnson & johnson biefeldter shots for millions of americans. -- booster shots for millions of americans. adults over 18 would be eligible. the single shot j&j vaccine doesn't offer as strong protection against covid-19 as the others the other panel recommended booster shots after a recipient's first dose. that's compared to fizer and moderna boosters recommended for six months after a recipient's second shot. j&j says its studies have shown that their booster shot increases the immune system's response against covid-19. >> increased efficacy against severe disease, it will increase efficacy against all symptomatic covid. >> the f.d.a. and c.d.c. still need to approve the panel's recommendation for both j&j and moderna's boosters. that colorado happen within days. the city of oakland announced today a seven-day a week covid testing and vaccination site that will be open until the end of november. the site will be located in downtown oakland at franco gawa plaz

so i spent almost 2 years stay until i was sexually assaulted by bernard. pray not what is shameful is not apologizing for an atrocity committed, incompetent institutions on hundreds of children. ah, with they telling stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly an rti hello and welcome. we begin with our special coverage of a trio blazing russian film cruise to return to earth from the international space station actress tuleya per slit and director of clemency. panko spent a total of 12 days on board. the i assess making the world's 1st movie shot in orbit. ah ah. so it is another cosmic milestone, the soviet union sent the 1st person into space on russia is not picking up the baton with another historical moment in time making a movie in orbit. here's the moment the crew parish should have done on to cassock so oh, so it was cool. who was like ro? acosta and we were just enjoy it. everything was sparkling outside the window. we had a lot of font with when our flight was nearly over, we didn't want to return neff, it's such a thing

so i spent almost 2 years there until i was sexually assaulted by bernard gray. not what is shameful is not apologizing for an atrocity committed in catholic institutions on andrew with . welcome to the program here where ocoee international, your timing is perfect. hold a weekly where we highlight the top stories over the weekend of the day and it is well, the big story of today, the kicks off this program. we do a start this sunday morning with our special coverage here. it will be a trail blazing russian film cruise returned to us from the international space station. actress julia pettis sealed and director clim ship panko have spent the last 12 days of all of the i assess making the world's 1st movie shot in open the the so it is and other cosmic milestone. or the soviet union was 1st to send a dog into space that was 957. then in 61 had sent the 1st man, just 2 years later, the 1st woman to space. and now russia was aspiring to another 1st filming a feature movie in orbit of the crew. spent almost 2 weeks aboard the international space station shooting scen

we have team coverage with abc7 news reporter cornell bernard with the problems the rain is causing. but let's begin with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel who is tracking the storm which is a travel one on our storm impact scale. sandhya: it is indeed, dan. this as you take a look at live doppler seven you will notice some showers have developed around the east bay. as we get you into street level radar here, alameda, 880, oakland, east 12th street we're seeing some wet roadways. slippery spots riot around san francisco's mission street. and we pull out here, you will notice this moist flow with a stalled out front a light level one storm that continues to feed us moisture. so rainfall so far, try over an inch and a third in santa rosa. trace amounts from hayward to san jose. but we're not done yet. so those showers will continue. 7:00 tonight we'll see more going into tomorrow morning, make sure you have the rain gear as we will have wet roadways 10:00 a.m., moderate pockets of rain and then the first atmospheric river of the season arrives this sunday and monday. it's a level

nissan bernard who died during his arrest back in june and at an outspoken critic of the palestinian authority. 14 members of the security forces were charged for allegedly beating him to death. so let's talk to nita abraham, following that memorial. that is ongoing in ramallah. tell us more later about the the reasons for this today. according to their family, they want to keep the story of nissan bennett alive, and they want to keep putting pressure on the palestinian authority because they say that one of their main demands is justice. now we know that there is a trial being held for 14 members of the security patrol that has the rest of these are and later a he died at their hands, but the family says that he was intentionally killed and there were orders that were given to those members of this george he passed, sold to kill him and got rid of him. and this is why they say that they're seeing this trial as a forest. they believe that those members were a tool that implemented what the superiors wanted to happen in the trial. some interesting remarks and notice is where it reveal

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they speak, bernard smith, alger 0, moscow. i think fara has some will conventional boxing for it's coming up for now. yes. ideas having a very thin and well we'll start with tauriel one world champion, louis hamilton was fast as in qualifying for sunday's freakish grand prix. buddy will be starting in paul position. the mercedes driver who's chasing a 5th street title is taking a 10 place grip penalty for using to many engine part about 3 vote as we'll start 1st with rebels matter shopping. second, hamilton leads for stopping by 2 points, and it was really tricky. the session in general because there's still some damp patches and getting the temperature in the ties with gross. i wasn't easy but yeah, really, really great job by the team. so happy with the performance in terms of getting us out the right time to marginally difficult, but i'll give it everything. i'm a writer. can his 1st match, sensor us up in triumph is ended, and defeat 18 year old lost and straight fat at indian wells. right. it had his stand, the town his w

since june last year with our new soup markets and pharmacies allowed to stay open from next week. bernard smith reports by filing its health workers across some of the remotest parts of the country. india has now given at least one dose of cobit 19 vaccine to 3 quarters, or it's 1380000000 population. prime minister neuron remote, he visited a new daily hospital to celebrate the billionth dose, but only 31 percent of had 2 doses, maybe the 3rd in degree of at as well as the feeling but the worst as fast as there is no further rest. so many people are not really going in for the 2nd dose, straight away in you're sitting on vaccines. talk of a 100000000 doses and has recently started exporting again, it's africa. whether need it. less than 5 percent of the continents population has been vaccinated. the world health organization says that could mean the pandemic goes on for a year longer than it needs to developing countries should not have to wait for the charity rich nations. because that charity, as we've seen in the last year in a hall, is not happening. we cannot rely on their law, jess

to pay wages and meet debt repayments, obligations impossible, without help from foreign lenders. bernard smith, al jazeera judas. a critical shortage of truck drivers continues to cause havoc a british petrol stations around $1.00 and $4.00 retailers is without fuel. the government insist that the situation is improving and has promised special visas and pay increases for foreign drivers. they parker reports from london. a truck has life is tough, says polish driver, piazza rustic. he's chris crossed the continent for 6 years. polish hall years are the driving force of european supply chains, working long, lonely hours away from their families. mom, voice guided negative utilities on. i have uncles who didn't the 25 years, a big brother has been driving for more than 15 years. and now my youngest sister has got a driving license and drives in the netherlands. and she is already had enough. the critical shortage of drivers many from eastern europe has left the continent in crisis with the u. k. hardest hit coven 19. put a stop to new driver training and post wrecks. it immigration rules d

but critics say it's being used to silence independent media. bernard smith reports from moscow to the russian state, the staff of this newsroom, a foreign agents, but dodged or tv rain has no connection to foreign governments. it is one of the few independent media outlets left in russia before every break and every program, a message must by law appear on screen telling the viewer that what they're watching is created by russian legal entity performing the functions of a foreign agent. its designation that the stations management says is created to scare off subscribers and advertisers. you know, that the history of russia, of terrible period of time with communism, where the foreign agent mark label was air in a, a terrible thank a terrible thing. that meant that you can not have anything in common with the foreign agent. that's why, for some part of the society he in vash at that might be a problem. t v rein says it subscription model helps it stay on air for now. there are more than 70 news outlets. journalist, an activist on the foreign agents register. alexander kosky was part o

they spin. bernard smith, al jazeera moscow. still to come human usa for you short of cash and looking for help the taliban goals on the international community for assistance. the rwandan forces pushed him out of it following a heavy battle and you can see the remains of it closes blown, the roof of this building in the bullet holes in the iron sheets. floss a report from northern mozambique about the wreckage left behind off the ash about fighters were pushed out with that strong hope and in the sport will hear from the heavyweight title, rivals getting ready to fight for 3rd time. ah hello there. let's have a look at the weather over europe, and we're watching a slow moving area of low pressure that's dominating in the south and the southeast . you can see that swirling cloud that's bringing heavy, prolonged rain and severe storms to parts of italy and the balkans and grease over the next few days. if we can take a closer look, we can heavy rain plague the north while it's moving down to the south. it's going to pick up, part

okay, bernard smith, there live from a chino spanish, from a thank you very much indeed let. let's stay with this air also in the capital. at mac, i law, he is a member of the executive committee of the anna. their party is great to have you with us on the news or your party. more sir, is one of the largest parties suddenly elected in the last round of elections. we've just heard from our correspondent that there are significant numbers of a protest is, as in supports of the presidents, a, your supporters aren't out on the streets. why not? you intimidated by just seeing the level of public approval that sir. are presidents, okay. say it has well learned, they go for support for hardiness or i am disappointed because what we can see to day is a decrease in the number of supports from the so i say if the pores are right than that missile, i say that 70 percent of her public opinion supporting him than we should see to day more than 60000 people in supporting him and her there are just the 2 thousands to day. and the number which is there, shall be brought to gibbon. the avenue

tributes have been paid to the renowned dutch conductor — bernard haitink — who's died at the age ofeat orchestras. the bbc�*s tim allman looks back at his life and career. he always commanded the stage. and always commanded his orchestra.— and always commanded his orchestra. , ,. , ., ., orchestra. described as one of the most _ orchestra. described as one of the most humane _ orchestra. described as one of the most humane interpreters| orchestra. described as one of i the most humane interpreters of classical music he lived and loved his craft. bringing a unique, almost irreplaceable quality every time he raised his bat on. translation: fine quality every time he raised his bat on. translation: one of the peculiarities _ his bat on. translation: one of the peculiarities i _ his bat on. translation: one of the peculiarities i always - the peculiarities i always found was that at the moment he started conducting the orchestra immediately sounded different. he often thought in the days before that we had played beautifully and then suddenly it turned out to be deeper and warmer and mor

and it relies on the parliament not finding a reason to postpone the votes. bernard smith, i'll just 0, they root has been 4 weeks since the volcano on the spanish island of la palmer began the rom thing. scientists say there's no indication of when it might stop. the law of the stream is now buried more than 7 square kilometers, destroying farmland, and almost 2000 buildings. more than 6000 people have been evacuated. alexander k is on the scene in la palmer. they are optional, la, hama has now entered it for a week, and there appears to be no sign of slowing down. that's the word authorities are trying to convey to the residents of the canary islands. they've recorded more than 600 seismic events in the past week. and at least $42.00 on sunday alone, the largest the which was magnitude $4.00. now, one thing they are trying to refresh to residence is that the seismic activity does not provide any evidence that the volcano is going to grow any larger. but a new vent has apparently opened up just below the main cone. now, sciences of love are blasting tens of meters into the air. and

it offers an escape from a stagnant economy that's making life difficult. bernard smith reports from moscow . you might it's brutal, bloody, unfortunately, brief, bare knuckle boxing has exploded in popularity in russia. in the past 2 years, the organizers put that down to pent up aggression from a struggling economy and cove. 19 pavel shall ski is one of the current champions and the man to beat from a small russian town. he's not working at the moment. lemming a federal chest, the closure, but the hardest part of the fight is when you're waiting for the judge's decision. i enjoy the fight. i put a lot of work into it. training for one or 2 months for the sake of 3 rounds of 2 minute wait. on this night, russia recorded an all time high of covey, 19 related deaths, with an infection rate up 27 percent in the last week. ah, but the organizer whipping up the crowd, the seemingly never ending. bad news temps, more and more men and women into the ring. you saw me look if the miller were not living in easiest of times, not only in our country, but the whole world. and people wanted to re

they spin, bernard smith, al jazeera moscow, more buildings near that active volcano in the canary islands had been engulfed in lava and flames during another intense round of eruptions. it adds to the more than 1100 structures destroyed as the volcano rode back to life on la palmer 3 weeks ago . ah. $1430.00 g m t jo without you 0. let's update your top stories. senior u. s. and taliban officials have started talks and cattle the 2 sides disgust aid and getting co.