crawford, is recognized. mr. crawford: thank you, mr. speaker. and i'm prepared to close. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. crawford: thank you, mr. speaker. in closing, s. 2293 will help support fema's intermittent workforce and help better meet responses to disasters. mr. speaker, i urge support of this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from the district of columbia is recognized. ms. norton: mr. speaker, in closing, i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. members, the question is will the house will suspend the rules and pass senate 2293. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative -- the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. roy: request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those f

angus crawford, bbc news. on monday around 500 heads of state, dignitaries and members of royal families in the world will be attending the queen's funeral which takes place at westminster abbey. it will be one of the biggest security and logistical challenges the country has ever seen, as our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. this ancient abbey may be the stage for an historic state funeral on monday, but it will also play host to an extraordinary assembly of world leaders — hundreds of foreign dignitaries come to mourn the queen, but also attend a diplomatic gathering the like of which not seen for decades. they'll have a chance to attend the lying—in—state at westminster hall. this afternoon, jacinda ardern, the prime minister of new zealand, was among the first foreign leaders to pay their respects. and on sunday, they'll go to a reception with the king at buckingham palace. they will also be able to sign a book of condolence down the road at lancaster house. all this is going to require a hu

thank you, angus crawford. _ some stage on sunday morning. thank you, angus crawford.e of the people who have been at westminster hall. this is the point that doing is building up for, building up to westminster hall, people have been coming from all across the country including liam and sam wright who came down from cleethorpes. what was it like when you got into westminster hall? it it like when you got into westminster hall? ., , , ., westminster hall? it was surreal, it was fun at the _ westminster hall? it was surreal, it was fun at the same _ westminster hall? it was surreal, it was fun at the same time _ westminster hall? it was surreal, it was fun at the same time as - westminster hall? it was surreal, it was fun at the same time as being i was fun at the same time as being surreah _ was fun at the same time as being surreah we — was fun at the same time as being surreal. we felt we had to come down, _ surreal. we felt we had to come down, we — surreal. we felt we had to come down, we could not stay at home any iongen _ down, we could not stay at home any longe

angus crawford reporting now. before — angus crawford reporting now.tell you about one of hollywood's they— you about one of hollywood's they must award ceremonies, the golden_ they must award ceremonies, the golden globe set to return to television screens in 2023. the — television screens in 2023. the event was dropped by the broadcaster nbc last year after controversy over a lack of diversity amongst voters, amongst other issues. dozens of new voters have since been admitted to the hollywood foreign press association which chooses the winners. earlier i spoke to our north american correspondent peter bowes and askedif correspondent peter bowes and asked if they have gone far enough. asked if they have gone far enou:h. ., ., , , enough. the organisers, the hollywood — enough. the organisers, the hollywood foreign _ enough. the organisers, the hollywood foreign press - hollywood foreign press association says it has changed and it has been a very rough ride over the last 18 months for that organisation after a really blistering article in the los ange

brandon crawford's into score.sler is going to leg out his first career triple and it is to nothing. stan francisco logan webb had a no hitter going into the sixth at coors field, so that's something he strikes out. elias diaz, one of five strikeouts for web who allowed just one hit in six and a third innings. jackson win their third straight got to show you some brandon crawford defense before we take you out racing in to make the sliding catch. giants win 6 to 1. they are five games under 500 with 13 games left in the season. how about the aids hosting the mariners? and this guy is going to tell you how to hold a hold a bat. by golly, no score in the seventh until email machine rips one the opposite way down the left field line. jordan's diaz trying to score from first jesse winker kicks the ball around. diaz is coming home safe with the head. first slide is up one to nothing then and we showed you, crawford and the giants. how about tony kemp in the eighties? playing some defense tracking down the pop up to make

ryan blakeney says crawford went around on his way out to the top of the third. crawford was ejected. i wasn't around for another one run loss . see you down one. nothing in the fourth, the padres brandon drury, threatening to make it worse. drew his drive off. alex would head into straightaway center where mike is trim scheme makes a nice catch to rob jury of extra bases. manny machado was then doubled off its second inning was over, but that was just prolonging the eventual outcome one inning later. one run already in. machado hits one more, nobody can get it bounces into the stands for ground. will dublin scores two more san diego in front for nothing as the giants did in the two previous games in this series run, but couldn't close the deal. the padres completed three game series sweep and knocks the giants 10.5 games out of that last wild card spot, now half game behind. arizona as well. the continuing their rare trip to the nation's capital, where dallas braden had a little fan base. rookie dermis garcia picks up his first major league home run yesterday. h

>> sure. >> member crawford. >> aye. member gheen. >> aye. >> member larkin. >> aye. >> vice chair matthews. >> aye. >> chair mc hugh. >> absent. >> member pantoja. >> aye. member sanderlin. >> aye. the motion passed. >> thank you. now move to item 4. elections of chair and vice chair. >> so i guess i will start speak folks we have not beena ail to contact through the meeting rules with our chair leaving. i'm the vice chair. happy to entertain anyone excited take the helm as chair. if no one is excited, i'm willing to step in and someone could have time as vice chair before thrown in the chair position. so -- >> i nominate tim. >> i second that. >> thanks. rose i suggest we take public comment and vote and assuming it passes repeat the process for the vice chair and vote, discussion, someone makes a motion and second and we take public comment on this second motion as well. >> okay. il go to public comment then. members who wish to provide public comment should call 415-855-0001. access code, id: 2487 551 4950. press pou

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bran crawford is happy to be healthy facing the diamondbacks in arizona. jason vasler whacks it into right field. that's a base hit. dylan varsho's arm against brandon crawford's wheels, not a a contest. 1-0, giants. things fell apart. alex cobb had them loaded. on the mound, that is the first stepping on the bag. d the throw home. that's not going going to get the job run. two batters later, perdomo, base hit hit to center. the giants five game win streak is no more. they more. they lose 5-2. > >> fans in oakland were hyped to to see the oakland host jacob degrom. fifth inning, conner kapul. another party. laser beam beam over the right field wall.s take the 5-4 lead. how about se defense to end it? jeff mcneil at the plate. mcneil slashes one. and look at nick allen. oh, allen. oh, the leaping catch. > >> galaxy on the attack. fires at the top. off the post and ins fall to the galaxy, 3-2. > >> that does it for sports. over sports. over to you. >> thank you charlie. and we'll be back after a break. >> the uss hornet museum celebrated hispanic heritage mo

. >> well, crawford chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to kind of run that down. know, there's lowered forecasts are just extremely difficult. you know, we're usually forecasting here 3, maybe 10 days of the time. but we're talking months out. i mean, good luck. so we're hoping, right? we're hoping for the best here. hopefully things work out pretty well. usually during la nina, as we don't get the most rainfall. but out there right now, looking toward the sfo, a quiet night. you can see the breeze is blowing the planes coming and going right now on and no problems at all. in looking good out of phone around the rest of their ports around the bay area this evening. if you're traveling to the monterey bay, here's a getaway forecast for getaway friday. tomorrow, 73 degrees, beautiful. and santa cruz. 65 in carmel. 78 degrees. warm in carmel valley. 71 in salinas, southern california. you've got 80's in long beach, 81, beautiful and sunny in san diego. 91 getting hot in pasadena and high in a few plan to head the high country. beautiful time of year to get up there a

angus crawford, bbc news., which is due to usher in xijinping's historic third term in office, there is considerable pressure on the country's massive economy. beijing's zero—covid strategy is a big part of this — strict measures remain in place to return each outbreak of the virus to no new cases. 0ur china correspondent stephen mcdonell�*s report starts on the outskirts of beijing. xian is one of china's biggest drawcards for both domestic and international tourists. but strict zero—covid measures are crippling the industry with ongoing lockdowns. ladies and gentlemen, please pay attention to the safety... and travelling to this city, or anywhere in the country, means risking becoming stranded, if cases suddenly emerge, and your phone app health code changes colour. so, on arrival, we have to scan a new local health code, and then do our pcr test, before we can even leave the station. ancient sites, once packed with travellers, are now only sparsely covered with local tourists. at times, they've been empty.

by brandon crawford spinning throwing for the out to get matt olsen, the former egg. great play. we've seen it about a million times from crawford, one of the best defensive players and all of major league baseball to the fifth inning. von grissom more defense lines one off carlos rode down, but look at young. yeah as mike rimsky, charging to make the catch. roden loves it, he would pick up his 13th win of the season and then the knockout blow for the giants up to one in the six with the bases loaded. austin wins right up the middle that will bring home a pair of runs the giants win at 4 to 1 to take two of three from a good braves team giants improved to 69 74. how about the eggs? two game series with the rangers and a souvenir for this age fans in arlington, texas? one time the ace trail 5 to 1, but they battle back tony kemp, two run homer in the sixth, and they get to within 7 to 6. they like to celebrate. down to their last out in the ninth female machines sends one to write misses the home run, but a double will do sheldon noisy scores and we're tied at seven. next batter,

a warning that angus crawford's report does contain some distressing details., her family say. but in secret, overwhelmed by depression and what she saw on social media. now, after five years, some answers and a sense ofjustice. i hope that this will be an important step in bringing about much—needed change. ian russell always said social media helped kill molly. now, a coroner agrees. he said molly: "..died as a result of an act of self—harm "while suffering depression and the negative effects "of online content." the inquest was shown images like this, liked and shared by molly. "look in my eyes," it says. "i want to die." and here, a heart monitor. the question, "if it stopped, would you miss me?" the algorithms sent her thousands just like it, dark and miserable, cut wrists and nooses. and there were hundreds of videos — black and white, glamorised, set to music. the coroner concluded that: ian russell came every day, sitting through two weeks of graphic evidence about what molly felt and what she saw — the posts he described as a drip feed of daily hopeles

angus crawford — who first told molly's story — reports from her inquest in north london.stagram, described as a world of despair. herfather ian called it a drip feed of daily hopelessness. also revealed in court, a twitter account we discovered years ago, and here's what she wrote — words her family were never meant to see. some of them are so painful to read. june 2017, six months before she died, and she wrote, "it sucks when you want to cry but you just sit there, doing nothing." she also wrote, "how can you tell the people you love "that you want to die?" at times, her mood did lift. she followed celebrities like ariana grande and she loved harry potter. but then her worries and insecurities would seem to overwhelm her. in a way, molly does seem to have been asking for help, but ian says she was just shouting into the ether. none of the celebrities she tweeted messaged her back. of course they didn't. how could they have noticed her amongst their millions of followers ? celebrities, like an american influencer called salice rose. molly idolised her and messaged repeat

angus crawford, bbc news.t party congress, which is due to usher in xi jinping's historic third term in office, there is considerable pressure on the country's massive economy. beijing's zero—covid strategy is a big part of this. strict measures remain in place to return each outbreak of the virus to no new cases. the scheme has taken the pressure off the country's medical system, but it hasn't come without social and economic pain which is also bringing political risk. 0ur china correspondent stephen mcdonell�*s report starts on the outskirts of beijing. this is one of china's biggest draw cards for both domestic and international tourers. but strict zero covid measures are crippling the industry with ongoing lockdown. ladies and gentlemen, please pay attention... and travelling to the city or anywhere in the country means risking becoming stranded if cases suddenly emerge in your phone app health code changes colour. so on arrival we have to scan a new local health code and then do a pcr test before we can e

anchors crawford reporting.evision screens in 2023. the star—studded event was dropped by the broadcaster nbc last year after a controversy over a lack of diversity among voters, as well as other issues. dozens of new voters have since been admitted to the hollywood foreign press association, which chooses the winners. i'm joined now by our north american correspondent peter bowes in los angeles. we often talk to you about the gold enclosed with the allegations of racism, sexism, not enough diversity, have the golden globes changed enough, have those reforms changed enough? have those reforms changed enou~h? ., ., , ., , enough? that remains to be seen. certainly _ enough? that remains to be seen. certainly the - enough? that remains to be i seen. certainly the organisers, hollywood foreign press says it has changed and it has been a rough ride of the last 18 months for that organisation after a really blistering article in the los angeles times that revealed some of these lapses, the most controversial finding

angus crawford, bbc news.d support from organisations listed at bbc.co.uk/actionline. to italy, where the far right leader giorgia meloni has claimed victory in the general election, and is on course to become the country's first female prime minister, at the head of italy's most right—wing government since the second world war. these are the results for the chamber of deputies, the equivalent of the house of commons, and meloni's party, the brothers of italy, have the most votes. in terms of this combination, she will have to share power in a coalition with other right—wing parties. the lega — or league party — of matteo salvini, and forza italia led by former prime minister silvio berlusconi. giorgia meloni has promised to tackle the cost of living crisis with tax cuts, and she takes a hard line on immigration. she says she supports nato, promising support for ukraine, in contrast to her likely coalition partners who have been close to moscow. our europe editor katya adler sent this report from rome. it is n

it's played out there perfectly by brice johnson, who throws to relay man brandon crawford crawford'saustin wins. barnes out by plenty of the giants have won four in a row and losing streak at dodger stadium at 10 games with this 7 to 4 win, logan web improves to 12 and eight when it comes to free agents this winter . well there's a name the giants might want to consider native northern california aaron judge today at yankee stadium, taking the twins. trevor mcgill deep in a five to new york wins, that's number. 54 for judge who's homered in five of his last seven games. judge continues to add to his single season career high and he's on pace to hit 65 , which would break roger maris's yankee and american league record. 49ers today and into a routine they'll be experiencing for the next 18 weeks of the nfl regular season. it's about treatment. came plans walk throughs, airplanes execution on sunday, then it's start the week and do the same thing all over again with the chicago bears on the horizon for opening day. this will be the first full week of practice with the same two quarterb

angus crawford, bbc news.f the issues raised by this story, you can find help and support from organisations listed at bbc.co.uk/actionline. the time is 18:15. our top story this evening. the government tries to calm nervousness about the uk economy as the pound plunges to an all time low against the dollar and the cost of government borrowing rises. and still to come — russians protest against being called up to fight in ukraine, an officer is shot in a recruitment centre and the kremlin admits it's made mistakes. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news channel. damage control for england. they face germany in the nations league tonight looking to avoid an historic sixth defeat in a row. heavy fighting is continuing in ukraine's eastern donbas region, which russian forces have been trying to take for months but where ukrainian troops have been making gains in recent weeks. getting full control of donbas remains president putin's stated aim in ukraine. our international correspondent 0rla guerin and camera jour

congressman crawford, douglas holtz-eakin, thanks for joining us tonight, gentlemen.e you on. >>> house democrats are threatening a government shutdown over pro oil and gas measures as climate czar john kerry he flew on a jet to england to complain again about greenhouse gases. what about skype or zoom? california democrat karen bass her home was robbed but claimed weak on crime california is safe. up next the gop leader of the california assembly, james gallagher. he is leading the charge against california democrats again trying to weaken crime fighting even more. it's a dangerous story. it is coming up on "the evening edit". ♪. ♪ the new 2023 gmc sierra at4x is equipped to conquer the great outdoors... ...or the great indoors. welcome to the peak of premium off-roading. the new 2023 gmc sierra at4x. gmc. we are professional grade ♪ whenever heartburn strikes get fast relief with tums. it's time to love food back. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums ♪ [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughou

were there international coverage now from our sister network sky news and their correspondent alex crawfordng >> reporter: this attack was so sudden and so deadly, many of the civilian victims died where they were. an elderly man's hand is frozen on his steering wheel. his body slumped across the passenger seat others still packed in their cars, their bodies covered with sheets by those who found them young women slaughtered before they'd even had time to run to safety this was an aid convoy, medics amongst them who were on their way to help those trapped or trying to flee an area just a few kilometers away and already seized by russian troops body bag after body bag was loaded on to a succession of ambulances we counted 15 bodies just while we were here several of these vehicles still have the bodies of the victims inside them or at least four just in that one vehicle alone, another two here and this was clearly a line of civilian cars. we spot olga trying to find her parents who are both doctors and were in the convoy all she knows is her father is here somewhere what's happened to them?

. >> 2 pedestrians crawford's justin campbell tells us more about what they're doing. >> just about a block away a week ago, an 8 year-old boy was killed while walking in the crosswalk. now police are educating drivers, but also issuing citations. >> was a police released this video of their traffic enforcement crackdown. the department's public information officer acted as a pedestrian, tried to walk in the crosswalk when all of a sudden a white suv blows right through the crosswalk without even stopping the driver was pulled over. >> to be able to go out there and actually try and now change. have it by stopping people in either issuing warnings or citations rolled rallies with vision, 0, a task force aimed to reduce traffic deaths in san jose says so far this year. 26 pedestrians have been killed on the roadways and he says speed is a constant problem. a big reason why we've been focused on addressing that. and and one of the reasons. >> for that yesterday in less than an hour. 21 motorists were cited for not yielding to pedestrians. the main street here west san carlos. tara. some

brandon crawford usually pretty easy going guy.n the second umpire ryan blakeney says crawford went around on his way out for the top of the third. crawford was ejected. he wasn't around. for another one run. lost jobs were down one nothing in the fourth. the padres brandon drury was certainly make it worse. drew his drive off, alex would headed to straightaway center mikey stransky makes a nice catch to rob jury of extra bases. manny machado was then doubled off its second and the inning was over. that just prolong the eventual outcome one inning later with one run already in, machado hit run work. nobody could get it that bounces into the stands for a ground rule double and scored two more san diego in front four. nothing giants did in the two previous games in this series. they pulled within a run , but couldn't close the deal. padres completed three game series sweep that knocks the giants 10.5 games out of that last wild card spot. and now a half game behind arizona. so as dandy, young said, turn out the lights. wants to go to

angus crawford, thank ou. self harm, go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline. the time is 6.15. our top story this evening: international outcry as president putin declares that four areas of ukraine illegally seized and now russian. and police restart the search for the body of schoolboy keith bennett, killed by the moors murderers in the 19605, killed by the moors murderers in the 1960s, after potential human remains were found on saddleworth moor. and coming up on sports day... england name their squad for the rugby league world cup as head coach sean wayne names six players yet to make their debuts for the national team. the government says it will not bring forward the publication of an independent assessment of its economic policies. today the prime minister and the chancellor met the office for budget responsibility — the independent spending watchdog — to discuss their plans to cut taxes and stimulate growth. the meeting came after days of turmoil on the financial markets. the government says the 0br's analy

our correspondent angus crawford is at the inquest in north london.d the pictures on the front pages of the pictures on the front pages of the newspapers. a girl who love to snuggle up on the sofa with her father and according to him, never gave anyone any concerns. after almost five years, a court will finally hear from ian russell. a chance for him to talk about the real molly, the bright, happy teenager he knew and loved. in a pen portrait, he told the court, "as a family, we think it's essential to know who she really was. full of love and bubbling with excitement about her life ahead." with his wife janet looking on, he went on, "in the uk, four school aged children end their life every week." "it's ok not to be ok," he said. "no—one is immune from such tragedy. it is closer to all than we would care to think. and breaking the stigma around suicide is vital." he talked about her childhood, her love of horses and the outdoors, and said it was odd trying to remember her, and let her go. but also he had a responsibility to tell her story, so that he

angus crawford.ning for queen elizabeth, who was buried yesterday in a private service at windsor castle. for seven days, members of the royal family won't be carrying out official engagements. the government revealed this morning that about 250,000 people saw the queen lying in state at westminster hall. 0ur correspondent charlotte gallagher is in windsor. charlotte. and you can really imagine king charles and the rest of the royal family breathing a sigh of relief, can't you? the public duties for now are done, and it is a time for private grief, to be together, and in king charles especially, since the news of his mother's death was announced, he hasn't stopped, he has toured the uk, met world and uk leaders, mehta well wishes and crowds who wanted to express their condolences. but it's really now a time for the family to come together and grieve away from the glare of the cameras. here in windsor, the barriers are still up for the crowds, but the crowds are no longer here, though people are still

angus crawford, bbc news.can find help and support from organisations listed at bbc.co.uk/actionline. donald trump and three of his adult children have been accused of fraud by the state of new york. the lawsuit alleges that the trump 0rganization engaged in "numerous" acts of fraud and misrepresentation between 2011 and 2021. the former president has denied any wrongdoing. 0ur north america editor, sarah smith is in new york. yes, the new york attorney general is accusing donald trump, along with donaldjr, ivanka is accusing donald trump, along with donald jr, ivanka and is accusing donald trump, along with donaldjr, ivanka and eric trump of falsely exaggerating how much he was worth in order to get bank loans, professional and a preferential rates and reduce taxes. if you claim to have money you do not have money you do not have, that is not the art of the steel. for instance, mr trump is accused of claiming his manhattan apartment was valued at billions of dollars more than it was wet because he said it was

as crawford, bbc news.t from organisations listed at bbc.co.uk/actionline. roger federer is waving goodbye to top—flight tennis at the rudd labour cup this weekend. he is hoping to play doubles with ruff and adele. but he says he will not disappear completely, he wants to stay involved with tennis in some form. he has been speaking to our sports news correspondent, laura scott. umpire: game, set| and match, federer. after 24 years and 20 grand slams, roger federer is facing the end of a career he said he could never have dreamt of. on friday night he will take to the court for one final doubles match and said playing alongside his oldest rival, rafael nadal, would be a fitting finale. i think it could be quite a unique situation if it were to happen, and for that reason it would be great, and i don't know if it will happen, but i think it could be special, special moment. federer said he's most proud of his longevity and had hoped his career go on forever but at 41 by the time has finally caught up with him

angus crawford, bbc news.out blankets for people waiting in the queue who are starting to feel the cold. where are you all from? i starting to feel the cold. where are you all from?— starting to feel the cold. where are you all from? i am from greenwich. we are from — you all from? i am from greenwich. we are from west _ you all from? i am from greenwich. we are from west london. - you all from? i am from greenwich. we are from west london. like - you all from? i am from greenwich. we are from west london. like my| we are from west london. like my kind you _ we are from west london. like my kind you all— we are from west london. like my kind you alljust met in the queue? best and _ kind you alljust met in the queue? best and worst thing, what is the best thing? just best and worst thing, what is the best thing?— best thing? just meeting lots of eo - le. best thing? just meeting lots of peeple- and _ best thing? just meeting lots of people. and the _ best thing? just meeting lots of people. and the worst - best

. >> with all of that in mind, give me the david crawford projection for 2023 in the world of tech. >he backend of 2023 will be about innovation and growth. sorting out how to win here. the next six a months will be working through the disruptions that we are experiencing now. those include everything from geopolitical environment, two as you describe the supply chain shortage, the chip shortage as well as well as the recessionary effective demand pull back. >> david crawford, head of the global technology practice, thank you. oracles, what are they and what is there role in crypto and d -- defi? we will talk about the next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> time for our crypto report, our own crypto contributor is here. take away. >> we will talk to him, he is the pyth data association director. we will talk about oracle, combining traditional systems and crypto because this such a vast landscape. we talk about oracle, what do you mean and what does it mean for the universe of smart contracts? taking data from the real world services that provide that gateway to each other. >> sure, think you

crawford ejected wasn't around for another one run loss of giants. down one.ake it worse. juries drive off alex would headed to straightaway center mike is stransky makes a nice catch to rob jury of extra bases, manny machado that doubled off its second and the ending was over that just prolong the eventual outcome. one inning later, one run already in machado hits when we're nobody can get it that bounces into this dance for a ground rule double and scored two more san diego in front for nothing the giants did in the two previous games. as they did in this series. they pulled within a run, but couldn't close the deal. the padres completed three game series sweep that knocks the giants 10.5 games out of that last wild card spot and now a half game behind arizona dandy, don said, turn out the lights. signing 13 players to the practice squad . jimmie ward was put on injured reserve but probably the biggest move what they did with last year's third round draft pick. running back trace sherman was largely on the bubble. the moment training camp opened. he had just

angus crawford, thank you. the time is 19 minutes past one. our top story this lunchtime... how supermarket customers have been changing their shopping habits. coming up on the bbc news channel... worcester rugby club face being suspended from all competitions unless they can show they have enough money to continue by 5pm today. players and staff have been told to collect their belongings. despite the risks, the number of people crossing the english channel in small boats continues to rise, with the total so far this year having already surpassed the whole of last year. according to government figures collated by the bbc, more than 31,000 people have made the illegal crossing so far in 2022, which is more than 3,000 higher than in all of 2021. a people smuggler based in turkey has told bbc panorama that the uk government�*s plan to send asylum seekers to rwanda won�*t put off his customers. the government has defended its plan — despite legal challenges from human rights campaigners — and says it hopes to break the people smugglers�* business model. jane corbin reports. ista

angus crawford, thank you.shown promising results. the treatment involves using a common virus to infect and destroy harmful cells. about 40 people had a drug directly injected into their tumours. researchers say the treatment could offer a lifeline to people with advanced cancer, though larger scale studies will now be required. the multi—award—winning novelist dame hilary mantel has died. she was 70. dame hilary won the booker prize twice — for wolf hall, her fictional account of the rise of the tudor politician thomas cromwell, and for its sequel, bring up the bodies. lizo mzimba is with me: extremely sad news. absolutely, one of the finest authors of her generation, more than a dozen books over nearly 40 years. she was once described as one of the best kept secrets in the literary world. of course, that all changed with the publication of wolf hall. it won the booker prize, was acclaimed by critics and embraced by the public, and her genius, what she did with that book and its sequels was that she didn't wa

the usually -- printed crawford gets gets tossed. 2-0, san diego. the diego. the line it takes it dame from runners in scoring positio. scoring position. the eighth in the capitol taking on vestment.d takes a leave that runs into tre in the fifth. deep shot to right right field. it has gone. the a's give up four once in the fifth the nationals win five -1. > >> when he heard that trumpet you notice edwin dc it is a recording but this was e scene tonight as the mets hostee dodgers. he place his hit song live which has become a popular runout tune for the mets closere good news is the mets beat the dodgers 2-1. the giants will get will get a day off before facing facing the phillies. they coulde the win to get out of this rut. >> they took it to a whole othe. other level. > >> a popular bagel shop is expanding things to devoted customers that donated a lot of dell. pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you

since crawford. 5-0, san franci. that is plenty for carlos -- . 10 strikeouts. he went six innings. the giants winner 6-4. they need help. the playoff hops are still alive. > >> thursday night football, mikl mike mcdaniel and the dolphins in cincinnati. a scary moment ie second quarter. miami quarterback slung to the ground. ground. suffering head and neck injuries. you left the field on a stretcher and was taken to the the hospital. the good news, hes traveling back with the team to. to miami. the bengals deliver the dagger. cincinnati, 27 in miami 15. the eagles are now the are now the last remaining undefeated team. warriors fans, brew the coffee and set the alarm for 3:00 pacific. golden state tips off the season againt the warriors in about 3.5 hours. 3.5 hours. the game is in japan. players receive sumo wrestling. wrestling tips. klay thompson and steph curry have work to do. can't move him an inch. here is is gary woodland at the sanderson farms championship. is is driver number 1. is a great . great shot. he does make the sports cast. the worriers at 3:00 i am. stay up a few

angus crawford reporting.reacting to the coroner's ruling in molly's case. in a tweet, he said... speaking with us now is seyi akiwowo, ceo of glitch, a charity working towards ending online abuse. thank you very much for being with us this evening. your group describes itself as having a particular focus on black women and other marginalised people — is there a sense in which all young people are marginalised at the moment when it comes to online safety? yes. are marginalised at the moment when it comes to online safety?— it comes to online safety? yes, i think that's _ it comes to online safety? yes, i think that's the _ it comes to online safety? yes, i think that's the truth. _ it comes to online safety? yes, i think that's the truth. | - it comes to online safety? yes, i think that's the truth. i first - it comes to online safety? yes, i | think that's the truth. i first want to say we are so grateful to molly's data for pushing forjustice when he's also grieving the loss of his daughter —— molly's data.

their defense has been shaky your lawn but this is as good as it gets for brandon crawford. second for the out. look at the play. giants sweep 3-0 final. stephen vogt will have a lot of days off announcing he is retiring after the season ends. the 12th triple of his career which tied the game at three. reactions here are fantastic. he goes, that is for you. the end was not as enjoyable. seattle scored the final six runs. 9-5. you have got to see this from the minors. crushes it's. going,, going, perez thought the ball went out so we went into his homerun -- backflip whole thing. gets almost all the way home and realized that did not go out? are you serious? how? because it was cause. >> >> thank you for watching. >> from all of us we appreciate your time. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify

our correspondent, angus crawford, is following the inquest in north london. to date with what happened today, please. molly russell took _ happened today, please. molly russell took her _ happened today, please. molly russell took her own _ happened today, please. molly russell took her own life - happened today, please. mollyl russell took her own life almost five years ago. her family believe she was happy and healthy, bubbling with enthusiasm for life but after her death they discovered she had been looking at a huge amount of content on social media sites relating to suicide, relating to self—harm. today at the start of proceedings, we saw some of that footage. 17 videos that had been found on instagram, which we know molly had either liked or had a look at. and the coroner took the unusual move of warning everyone in court how very distressing this footage was. he said it was almost impossible to watch. the videos were then played one after another. very brief videos, but showing images of death and ways that people could commit suicide. and the court ro

crawford scores on the rb ieee. 2-0 giants. 14th win of the season. the a's host that mariners.the life of the party. jordan diaz scores. 1-0. 10 rb eyes in his last 12 games. he is red-hot. from second base, what a play. they will go for a sweep with the mariners, tomorrow. 49ers tight and was back at the field today. number 85. he recovers from a growing injury. the hope is to make a season debut. that would be an extra weapon from jimmy garoppolo. >> you immediately notice him, his presence and command. that is something that now he is back to making a starter, he is back on. >> we thank god he is here. it is hard to win without your starting quarterback. chris: ama: thank you for joining us. the board with the otter and hot pursuit, but finally giving up the chase could share, you know. i mean, she's pregnant. she needs it more than he does with a little bit. who knows? coming up on this first day of fall, where to take the best road trips outside and what to watch inside, plus, sparking a brand new debate and auto safety should the government require automakers to build bre

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crawford scores on the rb ieee. 2-0 giants. 14th win of the season. the a's host that mariners. is the life of the party. jordan diaz scores. 1-0. 10 rb eyes in his last 12 games. he is red-hot. from second base, what a play. they will go for a sweep with the mariners, tomorrow. 49ers tight and was back at the field today. number 85. he recovers from a growing injury. the hope is to make a season debut. that would be an extra weapon from jimmy garoppolo. >> you immediately notice him, his presence and command. that is something that now he is back to making a starter, he is back on. >> we thank god he is here. it is hard to win without your starting quarterback. chris: kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 3

their defense has been shaky your lawn but this is as good as it gets for brandon crawford. play. giants sweep 3-0 final. stephen vogt will have a lot of days off announcing he is retiring after the season ends. the 12th triple of his career which tied the game at three. reactions here are fantastic. he goes, that is for you. the end was not as enjoyable. seattle scored the final six runs. 9-5. you have got to see this from the minors. crushes it's. going,, going, perez thought the ball went out so we went into his homerun -- backflip whole thing. gets almost all the way home and realized that did not go out? are you serious? how? because it was cause. >> >> thank you for watching. >> from all of us we appreciate your time. jimmy kimmel is next. good night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- allison janney. chris estrada & frankie quiÑones. guillermo on the road to brooklyn in boston. and music from yung gravy. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, very nice. thank you. hi, everybody. i'm

. >> crawford's will transmit following the story for us. he joins us now live from san jose with the latest. good morning. well, >> good morning, james. this will happen right behind me. jury selection will begin once the trial begins. it's expected to last about 17 days now, sheriff laurie smith. she's accused of taking bribes, also mismanaging the jail house. here's the caviar. even if there was not a trial, she is supposed to leave office in january. she has been the santa clara county sheriff since 1998. 6 terms as sheriff and she decided not to run again. so she would be done in 3 months. but this civil case brought forward by the civil grand jury hopes to remove or 3 months before that end date for her. she has been surrounded by controversy over the last decade or so. at one point, guys, even her assistant ran against her, that she denies all that these allegations. this trial was supposed to begin late last year, but he was pushed back until now. if she is found guilty. and keep in mind in a criminal trial, it takes beyond a shadow

we've got crawford's will trend just arriving on scene will. and we just got there. but what can you tell us? >> we are hearing that at this particular point. it was a boy. this is near councilman elementary. so presumably this child was heading to school. this all happened within the past hour or so. so that is right around the time school begins. and you can see just how many police officers are at the scene just to set it up for you. it looks like the elementary school is right around the corner from here and counting. james, about 6 or 7 squad cars just on this particular stretch. this is driftwood. >> we're hearing also that the driver of the car pulled over and is cooperating with police officers at this time the boy was rushed to the hospital no longer here. thankfully, but we are hearing is that when that child was rushed to the hospital, that child had life threatening injuries according to the police department and looks like they will be here for quite some time. this is a massive presence with so many police officers here. they have shut down this area. i

james crawford smith, thank you for your time. we appreciate, sir. >> great. thank you very much. well, among her many regal accomplishments, we list queen elizabeth's longevity as ruler of the commonwealth. she was crowned in nineteen fifty two at the age of twenty five following the sudden death of her father, king george . the sixth she served for so long that nine in ten living people were born after elizabeth became queen more than 70 years ago, making her loss all that more difficult for so many to grasp. >> it's the only queen you've ever known a legend. she was an amazing woman. it's a terrible thing. it's almost like losing my own mother and it's right up there with that feeling. >> and with us now with her reaction as journalist and royal expert kenzie sheffield. and, you know, the whole thing is , as we just talked about, king charles the third. i mean, this is a tough act to follow. this is a very difficult position for him to move into. >> yes, i was just admiring your ability to jump right into the king charles verbiage. it's going to take me a minute. i'm probably g

. >>> i'm january crawford in washington. thanks for staying with us.ack in session from coast to coast, and that means it's rise and shine for millions of youngsters who didn't need an alarm clock all summer. one state is making it easier for students to get up and out of the house. california is now the first state to mandate later start times for schools. michelle reports. >> reporter: 13-year-old robert greenway is enjoying a new routine before school, one that includes more sleep. >> last school year, it was more like get up, rush, rush, rush. you're tired. >> a first of its kind law requires high schools in the state to start no earlier than 8:30 to help students get much-needed sleep. >> they're zombies in the morning, and it's stressful to try to get them up. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics show children get eight to ten hours of sleep. it increases the risk of depression, obesity, and suicidal thoughts. the doctor of institution in san diego is a leading researcher. his research shows a later start time has a big impact in the c

five one dodgers joey gallo up the middle brandon crawford bobbles.ie scores in the field of choice 6-1 la bottom three well over flores solo shot to the left center 19th of the season. that's a career high for wilmer giants lose 7-2 with the victory la takes home win number 100 this season. third game of a four-game set. little fun there in houston bottom one game tied at one. they started cole irvin gave up three first inning homers. here's the middle of those three kyle tucker two-run shot astros in front top the fifth a's down four three set brown three-run shot to right his 23rd of the year. a zip 64 at that point they add a few more and win eight to five niners and seahawks big day at levi's we have all those highlights later today, but until then enjoy the rest of your sunday back to you. and getting a check now of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa art and lisa a lot of people on the roads behind me people having to take it easy with the wet weather. yeah right over in oakland and point south along the peninsula. there we go with li

it was one of our big stories in crawford's gayle ong was actually out in livermore, had a chance toping with the extreme heat. >> this is letting in. >> the fountain in downtown livermore provided relief from the heat sunday. we were at a >> newsy, a murderer and he wanted to come to the farmers market. we were at a farmers market felt like a bad idea. we're like a, you know, go to the phone to the hot weather, kept people away from outdoors. >> and the sidewalks. and tables and chairs could be seen during a time. that's usually the national weather service issued an excessive heat warning and heat advisory as temps soar to triple digits. livermore wineries canceled outdoor events for the holiday weekend and helped hastings indoors. back at the fountain. this 10 year-old have these tips for more hot days ahead. >> just one of the few places in town to beat the heat. >> in the afternoon, the temperature read 100 degrees. >> and if you think that just wait until monday and tuesday, livermore is expected to pass 110 degrees. long kron. 4 news. >> well, with these hot temperatures all a