chantelle was a give a confidence building pep talk. chantelle was a stellar amateur and she has very good power, speed, she is gracious, she is so perfect for the professional game. she has a very great future aid of her. —— ahead of her. chantelle did not disappoint in front of a raucous crowd. no sinner was she in the ring, she was landing some serious blows —— no sooner. it lasted just over a minute. knowing everyone was there to watch me, my family, friends, they've never seen me fight, i friends, they've never seen me fight, i wanted to show them what i can do. it was in here that i was a nervous, as soon as i saw can do. it was in here that i was a nervous, as soon as i saw the lights and the ring, i was fine, bit in here i felt sick. and you believe it was over as early as it was?|j here i felt sick. and you believe it was over as early as it was? i was a bit shocked. women's boxing might not have the depth, but chantelle cameron has proved she is the one to watch. a world title fight is surely only months away. nights like this

chantelle cameron!sooner was she in the ring than she was landing some serious blows on a french opponent, who was quickly in retreat. it lasted just over a minute. it was the left that court, and then the right. knowing that everybody was their funds to watch me, my family, friends, ijust funds to watch me, my family, friends, i just want to show them what i can do. —— everybody was there. it was in here that i was really nervous. as soon as i saw the lights and the ring, i was fine, but in here! lights and the ring, i was fine, but in here i felt as sick as anything, the things going through my head. could you believe it was over as quickly as it was? i was a bit shocked, i went expecting first round. chantelle cameron has certainly proved she will be one to watch, a world title fight is surely just a few months away. nights like this are onlyjust the start. absolutely, what a performance, by all accounts the first of many. less than three months after suffering a heart attack, olympic gold medal winn

every day, chantelle comes here to be treated... to be given... medical grade heroin.f bringing this to durham is controversial. what do you say to people who say, i've worked all my life, so why on earth are these people, many of them offenders, getting money off the state for heroin? i don't hear any outcry about people getting nicotine patches to give up nicotine, but it's a health problem. i don't hear criticism of people getting help with their alcoholism. it's a health problem. the policies we've adopted so far haven't worked and we need to radically change those. in switzerland, they say crime is down and nobody has died in these clinics from an overdose. in the uk, heroin and morphine—related deaths are at their highest levels since records began. and this is how people like lisa die. shooting up heroin from the street. in every town and city. unseen... unheard. a previously lost portrait by leonardo da vinci is to go on sale in new york. the painting — the last one remaining in private hands — is estimated to be worth around a hundred million dollars. but the

every day, chantelle comes here to be treated... to be given... medical grade heroin.nd £15,000 per year per patient. for some, the idea of bringing this to durham is controversial. what do you say to people who say, i've worked all my life, so why on earth are these people, many of them offenders, getting money off the state for heroin? i don't hear any outcry about people getting nicotine patches to give up nicotine, but it's a health problem. i don't hear criticism of people getting help with their alcoholism. it's a health problem. the policies we've adopted so far haven't worked and we need to radically change those. in switzerland, they say crime is down and nobody has died in these clinics from an overdose. in the uk, heroin and morphine—related deaths are at their highest levels since records began. and this is how people like lisa die. shooting up heroin from the street. in every town and city. unseen... unheard. ed thomas is with me. there were some very distressing images and facts in that extended report. can you talk a little more about the surge in number

the football hooligans are as threats despite all the initiatives taken by the russian government chantel fan and all of that the football hooligans they come and everyone should be afraid of them that's what he says what's to be done with. well what can we do about it what can we do about mark roberts nothing what can we do about such claims then you know we've successfully host of the confederations cup and we haven't had a single problem with fans look at the fan problem is not limited to russia we don't know what british fans are like for example they invented the whole thing even the word hogan is not of russian origin you know there are also turkish and french fans true there are certain individuals who violate rules but again the way the confederations cup was held proved that we know how to work with our fans but it's a big world cup ticket sales have already started and we have already received three point five million applications from various countries what the shows is that foreign fans looked at the way the confederations cup went down and saw that everything was fine and dec

from minestrone -- mendocino avenue to east along chantel road, basically all the way out to beyond city unincorporated santa rosa out to the area that includes los alamos road, melissa road, montana road, sean tae road south, fourth street, highway 12. we are not dialed in exactly on this area. but this is the portion of the santa rosa area that was already decimated. this is north of annadel state park and the oakmont golf cart -- course. >>> as you know, thousands of firefighters, many local are coming from districts around the bay area around the state and other states are on the front lines. roughly 8000 in all. they join us live from the oakmont neighborhood of santa rosa to update us on the firefight there. jr.>> reporter: i jumped behind the camera to show you what i am looking at this evening. i am at crest ridge. i apologize if it sounds muttered when i talk. i have a mask on because it's so smokey. i will do my best. you can see the smoke and the ash in the air. i will say that the reason i am up here is because this is one of two locations, one of two homes, let me take this

here, chantelle is safe.ple who care for her. we work with human beings who have chronic problems, an illness. and they need medication. everybody who has a sickness needs medication. one third of people have work, they come here in the morning, they take the treatment, they go to their work, they come back. one third of people have family, they have children. they bring their children to school in the morning, they come for the treatment, the same evening. drugs, filters, tinfoil. lisa knows this could one day kill her. she wants change, and believes heroin assisted treatments, the clinics in switzerland, could save her life. what would that mean to you? it would mean i could actually start living again, because i was having to run about like a headless chicken to try and sort my day out, because by the time i do get sorted, it's time to start all over again. and that's all every day consists of. in switzerland, they say crime is down and no one has died in these clinics from an overdose. in the uk, heroin a