why do you think you couldn't build on it when cole palmer got i build on it when cole palmer got yourto it? we couldn't keep uuite the your back into it? we couldn't keep quite the same _ your back into it? we couldn't keep quite the same intensity _ your back into it? we couldn't keep quite the same intensity and i quite the same intensity and pressure, we didn't kick the ball well enough. it was the last stage of the tournament, a lot of tired mentality there and we just struggled. then obviously we got caught with the ball in behind and those big moments. we had a big moment at the end there when they cleared one of the line and it could have been different. but for now it is just really disappointing. for isjust really disappointing. for ou isjust really disappointing. for you personally how tough as player, and captain, has this tournament been? _ and captain, has this tournament been? you — and captain, has this tournament been? you came off tonight with england — been? you came off tonight with england needing a goal. it been? you came off tonight with england needing a goal.-

cole: i think he staked out that territory.ry much on president trump's mind when he made the selection. he had an excellent group of candidates to choose from. it is not lost on me that he chose the one who philosophically is closest to him and the one who is youngest, and that says to me he sees -- geoff: on that philosophical closeness, j.d. vance has been vocal in his opposition to continued u.s. support for ukraine. he says it is not in america's interest to continue funding an effectively never-ending lore. you were a lead sponsor of the ability provide u.s. funding to ukraine. how does that sit with you? rep. cole: look, this has been a divisive issue, and i respect the opinion of the guy i am going to vote for. but i have not changed my view on ukraine. it is very much in america's interest. it is not hard to know who the bad guys are here. it is not hard to know what the stakes are. it is also a mistake to say we have done this alone. there's been an alliance of countries, over a dozen of whom, who have now given a hig

. >> anthony: what do we do with the cole slaw now? >> the cole slaw is made up with our dressing.: it's ready for you. i already cut it. [ laughter ] >> we're going to use your hands to toss it, guillermo. >> anthony: shout-out to drunk bobby, my mama's best friend. this one's for you. >> with your hands -- >> anthony: did you wash your hands? >> guillermo: i did, i did, i promise. >> i washed my hands. i took my gloves off. >> anthony: all right. so what's your style of barbecue? do you like wet, or do you like dry? >> a lot of people get wet and dry mixed up. all your barbecue starts out dry when you cook it with your rub and all that. wet is when you want it with sauce or no sauce. i like it with sauce, you know what i mean? i can still get down with anything. you don't need sauce with if you saucing, you ain't bossing. >> anthony: that's it. >> how do you like it? that's how you eat it. >> jimmy: we're about to go to television magic. boom, 18 hours ain't happening. let's pull this meat out, see what we got. >> guillermo: it's about time, i'm hungry. >> all right. you got it?

ella adding how can you be childless when you have cutie pie kids like cole and i. i love my three parents. and tonight, the harris campaign highlighting vance's statements. >> when you go to the polls in this country as a parent, you should have more power. you should have more of an ability to speak your our democratic republic than people who don't have kids. if you don't have as much of an investment in the future of this country, maybe you shouldn't get nearly the same voice. doesn't this mean that non-parents don't have as much of a voice as parents? doesn't this mean that parents get a bigger say in how our democracy functions? yes. absolutely. >> reporter: tonight, trump standing by vance. >> he's doing a great job. >> reporter: harris says she's ready to meet trump face-to-face, accepting the september 10th debate on abc news that trump and president biden had agreed to. >> i'm ready and i think the voters deserve to see a split screen that exists in this race on a debate stage and so i'm ready. let's go. >> reporter: and david, new polling out tonight from

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maxie-cole knew clay was teased at school over his body type.he tried to take his own life and was rushed to the hospital. >> a social worker, mother, traumatized, trying to figure out which role i had while my 12-year-old is in an isolation unit. fred: he was released from the hospital, but his struggles widened. >> many of the struggles my son dealt with was of course being a product of a single-parent and not having the closest relationship with his father. trying to be the man of the house, because there was no male and not knowing how that goes. i remember him telling me "i learned how to tie my tie, mom, by going on youtube." and that broke my heart. fred: on may 27th, 2020, jamal clay died by suicide at the age of 19. >> it rocked my whole foundation. how do you go to work when one of your main jobs is to keep people safe, and you ain't got nobody safe your home? i have so many questions that he has all the answers. fred: between 2015 and 2021, more than 60 black people died by suicide in chicago. according to a study, the trends in that

cole is a part of an elite group of firefighters has been operating in places where roads don't exist. called smoke jumpers, they parachute directly into the flames. when the siren sounds, they pack on their gear, they load onto a seat 23 sherpa plane. >> we have about two minutes to get our gear on and we are boarded on the planes in less than 10 minutes. >> reporter: becoming a smoke jumper isn't for the faint of heart, you need to be in top physical shape with some firefighting experience. their missions are often miles away from civilization, which is why they bring everything they need with them. their gear can often way up to 120 pounds. >> how hot does it get in one of these things? >> pretty hot. >> reporter: smoke jumping dates back to 1939, when the u.s. forest service realized it needed to stop remote fires before they became too big to handle. in all, there are about 400 smoke jumpers in the u.s., but as climate change intensifies, their jobs have become more demanding. >> i experienced stuff i had never seen before. >> reporter: mitch hogans and is the base manager, and a

. >> family is our beautiful children, cole and ella, who call me mam ala. >> reporter: now that title, stepmother, is again in the spotlight. >> my family means everything to me. >> reporter: with some conservatives suggesting she should not be president because she does not have biological children. really simple, underdiscussed reason why kamala harris shouldn't be president, no children, a conservative lawyer who worked on ron desantis' campaign wrote this week on social media, writing, and no, becoming a step parent to older teenagers doesn't count. that echoes similar comments made by now republican vice presidential nominee jd vance in 2021. >> we're fectively run in this country via the democrat, via corporate oligarchs by childless cat ladies who are miserable at their own lives and the choices that they've made. >> reporter: which are being resurfaced as he and his running mate seek to defend kamala harris from voters. >> the entire future of the democrats is controlled by people without children. how does it make sense we've turned our country over to people who don't really

she has two stepchildren, cole and ella emhoff, who referred to harris momala. second gentleman doug emhoff's former wife responded to advance, saying harris has been a coparent with doug and i, and always present. actress jennifer aniston, who has spoken publicly about her own fertility issues, wrote, "i truly can't believe this is coming from a potential vp of the united states." some republican sources tell me they are worried that more controversial past statements by vance will emerge. meanwhile, former president trump says he will soon return to butler county, pennsylvania, the sight of where he survived an assassination attempt earlier this month

. >> anthony: what do we do with the cole slaw now? ] >> we're going to use your hands to toss it, guillermo. >> anthony: this is hennessey. i just want to give shout-out to drunk bobby, my mama's best friend. this one's for you. >> with your hands -- >> anthony: did you wash your hands? >> guillermo: i did, i did, i promise. >> i washed my hands. i took my gloves off. there you go. >> anthony: all right. so, what's your style of barbecue? do you like wet, or do you like dry? >> a lot of people get wet and dry mixed up. it gets -- all your barbecue starts out dry when you cook it with your rub and all that. wet is when you want it with sauce or you don't want it with sauce. i like it with sauce, you know what i mean? i can still get down with anything. you don't need sauce with mine. if you saucing, you ain't bossing. >> anthony: that's it. >> how do you like it? that's how you eat it. >> anthony: this is what we're about to do. we're about to go to television magic. boom, 18 hours ain't happening. let's pull this meat out, see what we

cole of relief.e the winner! let's see your bo cole him score the winner! let's see your boy cole palmer _ him score the winner! let's see your boy cole palmer score _ him score the winner! let's see your boy cole palmer score the _ him score the winner! let's see your boy cole palmer score the winter, i him score the winner! let's see your| boy cole palmer score the winter, or a hat—trick. many thanks indeed for being with us, graeme fowler. let's take you back to that nato summit in washington. the new prime minister of the uk, sir keir starmer, has been talking to reporters there in washington. is president zelensky reassured that he is getting the help that he needs? 1 he is getting the help that he needs? . he is getting the help that he needs? :, , ., ., needs? i have 'ust had a good meetint needs? i have 'ust had a good meeting with i needs? i have just had a good meeting with president i needs? i have just had a good i meeting with president zelensky where i made it absolutely clear that as f

cole is part of an elite group of firefighters that's been operating in places where roads don't exist reserve, lower -- >> reporter: called smoke jumpers, they parachute directly into the flames. when the sirens sounds, they pack on their gear and load onto a short c-23 sherpa plane. >> we have about two minutes to get our jump gear on, and then we're boarded onto the planes in less than ten minutes. >> reporter: becoming a smoke jumper isn't for the faint of heart. candidates must be in top physical shape and have some fire fighting experience. their missions are often miles away from civilization, which is why they bring everything they need with them. their gear can often weigh up to 120 pounds. how hot does it get in one of these things? >> incredibly hot. >> reporter: smoke jumping dates back to 1939, when the u.s. forest service realized it needed to stop remote fires before they became too big to handle. in all, there are about 400 smoke jumpers in the u.s., but as climate change intensifies, their jobs have become more demanding. >> i experienced stuff i'd never seen before. >

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we are joined ollie watkins goal was cole palmer.by his ollie watkins goal was cole palmer. we are joined by his former coach graeme fowler. with him, some students from the local area where cole palmer learnt his trade. thank you forjoining us. let me bring you in festival, graeme fowler, how are you feeling? == in festival, graeme fowler, how are you feeling?— you feeling? -- first of all. over the moon. _ you feeling? -- first of all. over the moon, bit— you feeling? -- first of all. over the moon, bit tired, _ you feeling? -- first of all. over the moon, bit tired, my- you feeling? -- first of all. over the moon, bit tired, my voice i you feeling? -- first of all. over the moon, bit tired, my voice is| you feeling? -- first of all. over. the moon, bit tired, my voice is a bit gone, brilliant. tell! the moon, bit tired, my voice is a bit gone, brilliant.— the moon, bit tired, my voice is a bit gone, brilliant. tell us who you have with you _ bit gone, brilliant. tell us who you have with you there. _ bit gone, brilliant. tell us w

. >> reporter: 133-year-old cole says he will be dropping by his workplace, he means it, literally. the last four years this has been his commute. a 3000 foot death-defying dive, with views that are hard to beat. cole is part of an elite group of firefighters that has been operating in places where roads don't exist. called smoke jumpers, they parachute directly into the flames. when the siren sounds, they pack on their gear and load onto a sherpa plane. >> we have about two minutes to get our jump gear on and we are boarded onto the planes within minutes. >> the candidates must be in tough physical shape and have some firefighting experience. their missions are often miles away from civilization, which is why they bring everything that they need with them. the gear can often way up to 120 pounds. how hot does it get in one of these things? >> incredibly hot. >> smoke jumping dates back to 1939 when the u.s. forest service realized they needed to stop remote forest fires before they got too big to handle. there are about 400 smoke jumpers in the u.s. but as climate change intensifie

the daily grind can be both dangerous and physically demanding, and that's exactly why, cole says theoment he heard about the program. jumped at the chance to join to parachute out of a plane to go fight fire and that's what we do here. it was a dream and when it came true, it was everything it was supposed to be. and now that he's landed the perfect job. oh, yeah, baby. sky is no longer the limit. get it? >gianna>up today with the wildfire. and the next warmup heading our way on kpix.com or streaming on cbs news bay area and the cbs news news app. defiant in the face of opposition. president biden is pushing back against his party members. his letter saying he's staying put as the party's nominee just sent this mor this morning. president joe biden is responding. to grow. concern among allies. several calls for him to drop out of the race during a private videoconference between house house democratic leadership and committee members. this morning. the president is standing strong in a letter just released. he declines to step aside his 2 page letter says, quote. the question of how

cole palmer and ollie watkins come on. gareth southgate faced criticism at these euros.aving brought on watkins with extra time looming, once again the manager had been vindicated. once i saw him i thought, he's got legs, he's got a goal in him. so gareth knows best after all? i think so. we can't criticise him now. that's two euros finals in a row, you know. i and this time, will they do it? it's coming home, - what else can we say? i have a really good feeling about this one. england are on their way to berlin! and having knocked out the netherlands, england are now just one more win away from ending their 58 year long wait for silverware. spain have been the best team in the tournament, there's no question about that. and we have a day less to prepare, which makes it a lot harder. but we will enjoy tonight. but already as a coaching team we're thinking about preparing for that, that's how it is. hope you can enjoy it a bit. no, we will, don't worry. well, what a night here in dortmund. ollie watkins and these players have delivered quite simply one of the most importa

attorney scott cole released a statement saying in part.he company enhance and maintain better data security. and secondly, that damages be awarded for injuries to patelco customers, including for identity theft. >> my house is in escrow, so trying to make do the final payment to get the keys and all this stuff is happening and it's like the worst time for it because i need to make this payment on this house or i'm going to lose my 20. >> patelco says. it's working around the clock to process transactions and expects to be caught up by the end of the week. this customer says she's doing okay without having much cash on hand, but the data breach has re-emphasized an important lesson for her family. >> no, it wasn't frustrating for me. it was for my grandson, though he was very shocked and upset. but now he learned a lesson. i told him, have two accounts, then you don't have to worry about it. >> the attorney for the class action lawsuit says they are interested in talking to other customers who have been affected, and may have some useful in

golden heights, at least 11 people acc, hills, and many more inches from the truths community is ro cole's at the west incidents since the more ongoing began and has blamed his beloved, eliminates group denies responsibility. the, i'm tell mccrae, this is they'll just, they're alive from the also coming up is riley strikes. here's a school with sheltering, interested in displace palestinians and central counsel at least 36 people accounts the and d t. v grieves as a dis told from land slides continues to mount. 3 dies of morning, a box full of hundreds kills the we begin with breaking news from the occupied golden hans, we live and people have been killed off to a rocket from an unidentified source at a football pitch in the town of most of the jobs within 20 others from the jurors. error of the community have been injured as well. says the victims that between 10 and 20 years old and has blamed his law for the attack. the liberties group denies all responsibility, as well as military says it is preparing a response against hezbollah. this evening the face of bala tourist organization in l

harry kane replaced them with cole palmer and ollie watkins. cole palmer and ollie watkins.is fantastic goal and it's someone that waited for their moment. i mean it shouldn't have gone in really should it? >> i mean it would through the legs and then right in the strikers do that . strikers do that. >> aim for the legs. aim to go through the legs because then the goalkeeper can't see it. it was just a great guy. i mean ollie watkins spoke afterwards and obviously for this 28 year old playing for aston villa, i'm going to say it was over the moon . there's a football phrase moon. there's a football phrase here from ollie watkins. >> never thought i'd be playing in the euros for england , in the euros for england, obviously you can dream, but i'm, you know , i'm a realist. i'm, you know, i'm a realist. i just take it day by day, one step at a time. and i was just focusing on, you know, getting back into the first team at exeter. so i. yeah, i've not thought about that. but, you know, i've put in a lot of hard work to get to, to get to this point, it's not just this season. it

so we have african countries saving co, cole cole fee to you, to deal with. and countries getting the young girls of cool. they sell it to these western countries. and the wisdom countries, all the just do is 0 is the to choke it. that is it. and at the end of the day, you realize that what goes out of the profits about 2 percent only goes to this demand form of the business uh with and companies do rubin companies. what do you continue and 14, at how much you do when we're going to be doing the materials and putting our people in return and do another 2 more value additional. and so what i'm saying is we need, we need to level the, the default value addition. but the both of in charge plus the into of a lot of natural gas goes through the list and punches and about, i think, $4045.00 plus a good of our oil goes through these countries. okay. a good example. he's getting that we get, you know, only from the medium is the told into done, we have point. so then, so then you just above gain you, why do we have to get on all the way from the reason is weight? wel

still, these are evil people, and of course he went on mattel and cole bare 1st to sell his book. she said it's stop coded, so she's complicit. and he danced with syringes. they think it's funny. i don't. it's not as steve ever would somebody say in that book, just to save anybody from spitting their $19.00 before his the claire has been talking about. he doesn't even talk about cobit 19 very much in the book. it's very little that everything is about everything else is done. he does not even want to continue to go on the record. maybe he thinks you might be able to kind of put down the road. but steve osborne does this demonstrate how much congress has no oversight or knowledge of what they are finding, as it concerns appropriating money to the n h i and other research universities. and i think without a doubt, it speaks to that. i mean this, i was gonna say that this goes way beyond, you know, just cobit 19, and i think what we've seen for a bouchee is, you know, denial, denial, denial, denial. and then of course he says, oh, you know, um, well i never denied that the possibilit

it came from cole palmer — who equalised from about 22 yards out.ck in it. but the spanish fought back to break english hearts. mikel oyarzabal steered it past jordan pickford. a few thought he might be offside but he wasn't and that was the winner for spain. spain has done something no other team has done, they have won the euro championship for a fourth time. england's players look utterly dejected. prince william has just posted. "this time it just wasn't meant to be. we're all still so proud of you. onwards @england. let's hear what gareth southgate had to say about the game. today, we didn't keep possession of the ball quite well enough, especially when we defended well, we got moments where they press you well, you have to get out of that pressure, and we weren't able to do that. in the end, it meant they had more control of the game and that can wear you down a bit. that said, we were still right in their one we got the equaliser, so the game was still wide open. i need to see both to go back to really watch them back, but obviously a big cha

uphold its share or it's part of the deal by giving them a fair arrangement for redundancy. —— de colein cleaning up the site and getting new jobs up and running in the docks they want to be part of that too and they want to be part of that too and they are very pragmatic butjust fed up they are very pragmatic butjust fed up of getting messed about but this is also happening with the chinese on port teesside so it is notjust port talbot where this is happening. do you believe this new government cant make a difference? i do you believe this new government cant make a difference?— cant make a difference? i think at the bray best _ cant make a difference? i think at the bray best number— cant make a difference? i think at the bray best number four - cant make a difference? i think at the bray best number four blast l the bray best number four blast furnace will stay open for a little bit and this has been prearranged for quite a while and what we are seeing now has been arranged for months and months so i'm sure it will stay open for a little bit and there will bejob will stay open for a

well, i'm joined now by the royal commentator , michael cole. commentator, michael cole.ut for gb news viewers what this award is about, how it was founded and therefore why it's causing such a stir ? a stir? >> indeed. good afternoon . >> indeed. good afternoon. martin. yes. more signatures are being added to this petition all the time. and prince harry might be well advised not to go and accept it in person for fear of being booed. but as the awards ceremony is being presented by serena williams, who is a big pal of his wife meghan markle, perhaps he'll be under wifely orders to go there and accept. but it is controversial for this reason . pat tillman, after whom reason. pat tillman, after whom the award is named, was a footballer, an american footballer, an american footballer, and he passed up. he refused a £3 million contract to play refused a £3 million contract to play the sport he loved to join the military. after 9/11 and tragically, he was killed in afghanistan . sadly, it was afghanistan. sadly, it was friendly fire. he was killed by his own side during an amb

substitute cole palmer has made an impact from the bench throughout the tournament. never quite like this. but spain are the euros�*s top scorers and with extra time looming, oyarzabal broke english hearts. and not long left for england to do anything about this one. was another opportunity about to slip away? a desperate england then came agonisingly close to a last—ditch equaliser. headed off the line and it is wide. declan rice and marc guehi with close—range chances but spain survived. england were out of time. this, an all—too—familiar feeling. having lost the last euros final, success had once again proved truly elusive. worthy winners spain, crowned champions for a record fourth time. the long and painful wait continues. dan roan, bbc news, berlin. so despairfor england as their wait to win a major trophy continues. manager gareth southgate says there were many factors at play in theirfinal defeat. to lose the final is incredibly tough. um, i think firstly congratulations to spain. they were the best team in the tournament. um, they were the best team tonight.

england's goal in the 73rd minute was cole palmer. spain is the proudest team of european nations with four championships. god preserves a flower cut by his hand on my soil. walfard or hossein or hossein. ey vay vam ey vay susuz varan hüseynin ey vay qəlib qadamlar eyləram eşqimi dilyayə issan eleyam. condolences to hossein, peace be upon him, mr. hayz, old and young alamdar and the woman's breast and the type of abbas or abol fazl abbas or aba al-fazan have forever seen the people of sama, the blood pressure of the ahl al-bayt hossein kaja and the non-mahrams of zahra, karbala , and zeinab. every day has its own special and suitable poems. these two stanzas are read in the shur and chahargah device , the spring of the flower caravan of the people of sojvar with flags and some big and small palm trees is one of the most effective and sad ways of mourning the shrine. which is one of the intangible works of the city from the safavid period until now, and the initial steps have been taken to register it. the route from hosseinieh is one

netherlands 2—1, thanks an injury time winner from substitute ollie watkins, who combined with fellow sub colemer to send england through. fans in dortmund and in the uk here, were delirious with delight at full time, after seeing their side come back from a goal down, to secure their spot in the big match on sunday, where they'll play spain, with the chance to make history. nesta mcgregor was there. it is incredible to believe that despite reaching the semifinals, england had been labelled boring and lacking creativity and extra care at south gate, they said it was more reactive than proactive but at that stadium, they went to a down early because the netherlands, gareth. on the edge of the england box before firing the shot into the roof of the net in england. england went behind after 18 minutes, captain harry kane was deemed to have been fouled and wording the penalty, after looking at the va and seeing and it was harry kane that stepped up to the penalty spot. a low ha rd a low hard penalty to the goal keepers right. england dominated large parts of the game and gareth southgate was reluc

netherlands 2—1, thanks an injury time winner from substitute 0llie watkins, who combined with fellow sub coleund and in the uk here, were delirious with delight at full time, after seeing their side come back from a goal down, to secure their spot in the big match on sunday, where they'll play spain, with the chance to make history. nesta mcgregor was there. it is incredible to believe that despite reaching the semifinals, england had been labelled boring and lacking creativity and as for southgate,

substitute cole palmer has made an impact from the bench throughout the tournament.xtra time looming, oyarzabal broke english hearts. and not long left for england to do anything about this one.

so that's the history of civilization by thomas cole.nd i think that's pretty, well, the theme of most westerns and the development of the west, and it's given an ideology, a religion and if you want to call it that by calling it manifest destiny, which was coined by a magazine, john lewis or sullivan in 45. but the ideas were in the in the culture all along, as we can see. and you probably seen these pictures before one not this one. you just. by john coward, but this is a lithograph showing how the west was won. this is progress. in 1872, indians and buffalo are being driven away. stagecoaches trains and whatever this woman represents string a telegraph wire are taking their place in. the 1980s. we have the new western history and patricia limerick and her book, the legacy of conquest. we shot down the western mythology, said the frontier. it hasn't come to an end at all. we're still export exploiting native peoples. the natural environment and the mythology continues writ large and this new western history attacked turner for his negl

cole palmer coming on, the change fans one.ange the system but they've not been that adventurous. there they are, i will let you hear them. the england fans are still supporting, obviously. sorry, i keep looking over there. we have about ten, 15 minutes left. if it stays at a says, the mood will be terrible. there is still believe, for now. ~ , ., terrible. there is still believe, for now. ~ , . . terrible. there is still believe, fornow. ~ , . . , for now. we will try and catch up with ou for now. we will try and catch up with you later. — for now. we will try and catch up with you later, but _ for now. we will try and catch up with you later, but as _ for now. we will try and catch up with you later, but as he - for now. we will try and catch up with you later, but as he was - with you later, but as he was saying, let stand 15 minutes, ten minutes until the 90 minutes is up for england to find something. they are 1—0 down to switzerland, substitutions on as gary southgate tries to find something to keep their dream alive. we

for a jo cole with dodo has received widespread credit for a stewardship of indonesia is economy. the country is new president willing harris, plenty of daunting challenges. as one of his election campaign pledges was to introduce a free lunch program for the country students in an attempt to deal with indonesia, significant amount nutrition on child stunting problems. that's part of a broader challenge indonesia faces with regard to so called human capital. that same issues around health and education play into wider economic well being. indonesia doesn't score well on a lot of the human capital indices, whether it's the piece of scores or uh, level of skills and so on. so investing in education and health is going to be a key part of the current as well as the medium term development of the new nation . marie, i look up on guess to see some comparisons with india. another economy with vast potential which needs to ramp up spending on health care and education to give it to you own growing population, a chance to drive it really risk to me on the, on making sure that we invest in

joe cole with auto wanted to re mic indonesia, economically on to a large extent he has done so. but perhaps the biggest thing he is doing is raise expectations both at home and abroad. i think there's a lot of ambition in terms of indonesia and it's vision for the future. it's vision for its role in the global order. and you know, when you look at any, usually in the context of, of southeast asia, the region, you know, in terms of besides gets economy in terms of the sides of its population. in terms of it's, it's longstanding, sort of informal role as, as a leading figure in the association of sub station nations. indonesia is firmly oncourse to be one of the world's 5 biggest economies in a few short years. but it's not just a question of sites with wants to 1000000 people joining. the workforce you get undeniably indonesia is economy will grow just because you have more people are consuming more food buying more, most of bikes and cause so inevitably, indonesia, rosa rules. the question is more all you're increasing gdp tablets, uh the amount of wealth a person and those are

corporation organization in 2001 to serve as a counsel whites to the west of lead organizations from teen cole to summit, a keep pillow, all the multi pullout. well, now corresponding to emulate sherman jones is from illustrious capital re, guys, the kremlin, has a band dw, from operating in russia. emily, let's start with a declaration that was signed today. what are the most important points of this declaration or well, most of the declaration was very general. for example, the participants said that they wanted to develop a united and fair world. there is one point that i think is worth highlighting, and that's the fact that the participants called for a broad reform of the united nations, including to make it more representative. so essentially they were calling for it to be brought in for members. i guess of the global south to also be able to join the united nations. and that's an interesting point because i think it shows what's the central message of the summit today, which is what you mentioned, the multi polar world order put in this opening statements to the summit mentioned that se

so joining us now is former bbc royal correspondent michael cole. good morning, michael cole.ael. good morning. the studio with us. yes. >> down the line indeed. >> down the line indeed. >> it's a great pleasure to be here. good morning ben. good morning nana. yeah a very very big day down in cardiff . of big day down in cardiff. of course, nothing particularly new for the prince of wales as he was for 64 years. the king was the prince of wales . and of the prince of wales. and of course, before his investiture in 1969, he spent a whole term at the university of wales in aberystwyth, learning how to speak welsh , which he exercised speak welsh, which he exercised dunng speak welsh, which he exercised during the ceremony at caernarfon castle. when he was invested as the prince of wales 25 years of devolution in wales, a qualified success crisis at the moment down at the tata steelworks in port talbot , that steelworks in port talbot, that is very much in the entry of the new labour government and has to be dealt with very urgently. i would suggest the king, of course , will say

netherlands 2—1, thanks an injury time winner from substitute 0llie watkins, who combined with fellow sub coleeeing their side come back from a goal down, to secure their spot in the big match on sunday, where they�*ll play spain, with the chance to make history. nesta mcgregor was there.