eight years after becoming world champion, jamaica's danielle williams reclaimed her title, pipping the champion jasmine camacho-quinn by one hundredth of a second on a photo—finish. femke bol has herfirst world championship gold. she pulled away on the home straight to win the 400 hurdles. she finished over a second clear of the american shamier little. the race was missing the defending champion and olympic champion sydney mclaughlin—levrone because of injury, but bol had won 28 of 30 races coming into the championships. and remember on the opening night in budapest, she cost the netherlands gold, when falling just yards from the line in the mixed relay it's amazing, it's a m a . zing , |' m it's amazing, i'm world champion and i'm super happy. i knew i was super strong for gold and it's tough to be in this position sometimes. i knew i could handle it, and to finish it off like this is amazing. there was a fantastic climax in the men's long jump. the olympic champion miltiades tentoglu was lying second behind the jamaican wayne pinnock, so had to nail his finaljump, which he did. the

daniel williams winning gold in the women's100 metre hurdles in a loaded field. jamaican sprung a surprise from the inside lane. eight years after she last claimed world victory in beijing in 2015. an olympic champion from greece was involved in another last round drama as he won a long jump gold after a final leap of 852 metres. it put him ahead of jamaica by two centimetres. canada's cameron rogers won the women's hammer throw. rogers took silver last year but went one better on a hot and humid night with a throw of 77.22 metres. rugby union — and four years ago england reached the world cup final injapan and it is fairto say world cup final injapan and it is fair to say that expectations are far lower than the that kicks off in france in over two weeks. a combination of vans and injuries severely disrupting the buildup for the 2003 champions captain 0wen farrell who will miss the first two games. both were sanctioned for dangerous tackles and more bad news on thursday — anthony watson has been ruled out of the world cup with an injury. it is our rugby reporter

. >> ben wiggins, luke lodge, daniel williams and evan williams were reported missing more than 60 miles coast of myrtle beach, south carolina, sunday after not resurface from a dive. coast guard crews in the area jumped into action searching the atlantic in the dark for any signs of life. >> whenever a diver goes missing, it's like trying to find a needle in a ginormous haystack. >> early yesterday morning, a coast guard airplane spotted a strobe light in the water about 50 miles northeast of cape fear river, north carolina. i saw this flashing light out of the corner of my eye coming down the left side of the aircraft and alerted the crew. >> and we turned to go check it out and immediately called second north carolina and relayed that we had found the four four divers, a us navy destroyer ship in the area, then joined the rescue effort. >> they put the pedal to the metal and came straight down. >> the four stranded divers safely brought on board before being reunited with their families on dry land. >> all you could do is just grab people, hug and cry and celebrate life. >> and later

stormy daniels. william hung. the astronaut. diaper lady. kim kardashian sex tape.tape. pam and tommy. sex tape. the octomom, i think she made a sex tape. nikki minaj's cousins, friends, balls. i have been allowed to use this platform to speak out about issues that matter to me, like health care, sensible gun laws. i'm encouraged. thousands of parents to eat their children's halloween candy. we proved that gonzaga university is not a real place. it's imaginary. we won a j.d. power award for best midsize talk show, and tonight we booked the same guests we had on our very first episode, snoop dogg, coldplay and george clooney. it was our first show and it was a great start guest wise, and it just went down from there. we've had so much fun looking through some of the guest lineups from our first season one episode, our guests were dennis rodman, mike ditka, method man and hoobastank. another show we booked james woods and a phone call with rerun from what's happening, he had no zoom another night. this was a big one, fred durst from limp bizkit, the smothers brothers

. >> reporter: 46-year-old daniel williams, his 15-year-old son evan, ben wiggins and 16-year-old lukemorning for a routine dive near frying pan sholls. >> going to be a good day. >> reporter: all four went 85 feet down. williams' two younger sons, 8 and 11, were on the dive boat with the captain. >> that's the boat captain. >> reporter: when they came up the dive boat had thrifted 300 yards away. >> we tried to swim closer but were getting further away. >> reporter: they spotted frying pan tower in the distance and started swimming in that direction. >> we swam for four, five hours, until almost dark. trying to get closer. then as we kept watching, we realized it was futile. >> reporter: panic set in, then the power of prayer. >> the only way this was going to work is faith in god. prayer together. and staying pods. >> reporter: hours ticked by, total darkness, no food, no water, no rescue. william stayed awake using his sos strobe light to signal helicopters now flying overhead. >> point at it, nothing happening. >> reporter: then a miracle. >> i don't know how to describe it. starte

the photo show that jamaica is danielle williams, and one goes by 100. the 2nd from her puerto rican rifle was less than a 10th of the 2nd set pricing. the top full is williams, the 2nd well gold having won the title in 2015, the mother and some people made up the disappointment of pulling in the mixed pool by 400 me to relay on the 1st night like clinton gold and the women's 400 the titles was the 1st gold medal for her country at these championship lodges when the women's hammer through to secure a surprise double gold for canada. after copatrick eastern counts, the clinch, the men's title, and then pick tempting, which is 10. so lovely, one long jump goals with his final length of 8.52 meters. the greek finishing had it to make, is wayne clinics. and to jacob thought that was a scary moment to some of the world's best sprint is this. they were quotes up in a bulky crash on the way to the stadium. a 3rd of the mens 200 mason field were on board the 2 goals called. luckily all of them were okay. and the usa is nowhere lisles who was one of those involve

danielle williams in lane to produce a season best time for the linda champion, jasmine camacho, when i just won hundreds of a 2nd. williams also won this title 8 years ago or on the opening night in the past benevolence. assembly table was in tears after falling in the 4 by 400 relays . she put that disappointment behind her when the wind is 400 meter hurdles. it's was a 1st world title and for school, for her country athens championship. i need is supposed to you that i was really strong for both and it's really tough sometimes to be in this position, but i know i couldn't do it. i knew i was strong and to finish it up like this, it's amazing. and to run such a good race, i'm super fast. there was a double a success for canada in the hammer. cameron rogers became the 1st canadian moment when a gold medal at the world's in 20 years. while here copatrick houston, have sprint to clinch tremendous title. i'm just so i mean, i think be able to bring this mental home from such an amazing crowd of people who love hammer, crow, and it's best olympic champion. no. tell you, said 10 toddler,

and what was a very close finish danielle williams in lane to produce a season best time to be to let the champion jasmine camacho quin by just 100 of the 2nd. williams also won this title 8 years ago. this is what every asked me works for all year long, 11 months of the year. and i am so, so happy and stanfull, but i was the one who got to go tonight on the opening night in the past, the netherlands assembly table was in tears after falling in the 4 by 400 meter mix for a put that disappointment behind or the when the women's 400 meter hurdles, it's fools, 1st world title and for schools, for her country at each i need is supposed to get it. i was really strong for built and it's really tough sometimes to be in this position. but i know i couldn't do it, i knew i was strong and to finish it up like this, it's amazing. and to run such a good race, i'm super fast. there was double success for canada in hammer. cameron rogers became the 1st canadian women when a gold medal asked the world in 20 years while her some patry at ethan chatsworth, which meant title. i'm just so happy. i mean,

danielle williams. elaine to produced the season best time to be unlimited champions, jasmine to much or queen by just 100 to the 2nd williams. and so when this 28 years ago, both little woke up is on the way in co host. the philippines have made history or reco crowd of 38115. so the reader in manila for the teams. i pair against dominican republic. unfortunately for the home funds, the philippines never really lost the game. 86.81 you too. well or okay, mr. desantis say guilty as alex on the let canada to victory over from you for just the game was 27 points. 13 re pounds is 6. the 5th was pretty one sided in the end, canada winning by 30 points. it actually came through a tough, open air against 11 time african champions and go last year for type 1st 3 quarters . they tell you the rap control of the game type in an 8 point lead and i failed to pull it back. it's late with in this $181.00 it's on foot team europe with goals, right? a comp just over a month away worry macro. a one of the key players is struggling with a lower back injury. well, number 2 was playing through the pain a

think about the traffic light, daniel hale williams, the first open heart surgery.don't know this, you know they don't know because they haven't been taught so i think as not just african american educators, but as educators in whole, we need to expose them to all the wonderful things that african americans have done for the u.s. to make our lives easier and better. [lively music] - the project that i'm working on now is sourced from t-shirts. it's a t-shirt quilt that i'm creating for boggs academy. boggs academy is the high school that i attended in keysville, georgia, it's the first black boarding school. the school since closed in the early '80s so this quilt is going to be a raffle to raise money for scholarships. [lively music] when people look at my work i want them to learn something. quilting is a way to sneak in the teaching. if we don't know our history, no one will tell our story. i accepted that responsibility for my children, for the ones i gave birth to, and the ones who just became my children by nature of me just loving them. - [kayla] for years you

for others, simply traitors. whistle blowers like daniel ellsberg, thomas drake, william benny and edward snowden. ready ready ready hackers and activists like the wikileaks found a julian a song. ready on the former printers, secret service agent knew, marshall. they want us about the complete surveillance of our society. they oppose intelligence agencies, governments and corporate nations. and for this, they are threatened, pounded, and imprisoned. why are they so committed? what drives them? the intelligence services are not the only ones monitoring communications and processing mess of data. also, private corporations like google, amazon, facebook and apple collecting millions of pieces of information about how to analyze and monetize the tasks i think is a self. so that's not a sac that oil, a pennsylvania, she's not cynthia. most of the scientists wants to be on this assessed. bit annoying, viewed shift for the civic, not to see the horror stuff tango seemed with us ask boy to do this. we don't really know what exactly happens with our own digital trans. my dad is transferred invisi

for others, simply traitors. whistle blowers like daniel ellsberg, thomas drake, william benny, and edward snowden, packers and activists. like the wiki likes founder julia songs, and the former bridges secret service agent on the mushroom. they want us about the complete surveillance of our society. they oppose intelligence agencies, governments and corporations. and for this, they are threatened, pounded, and imprisoned, quietly so commitment, what drives the san francisco california. to create a live, our modern day computer industry, home to creative technicians and visionaries. hackers and whistle blowers in a suburb of san francisco lives. the godfather of all whistle blowers, the daniel ellsberg i'm probably the only which will go or that i know also can make a living as electra, because i'm the one who was put on file for a 115 years under one who was involved in a president being resigning because of his crimes against me. so he made me notorious enough that uh, that i can make a living as it looks as meg studied economic science at harvard and the 1950s. after graduating, he enro

if i can ask sarah williams and danielle glover and all the other folks who have helped opportunities for all to come up so we can give them a round of applause for their work and support. [applause] who else am i forgetting? terry. (inaudible) where are your terry jones? terry jones, alvine wu. (inaudible) come up. i yell at you all the time but i want you to be celebrated today. who likes to get paid? i know that you all have had some challenges and that things don't always run as smoothly as we like, but these three people make sure that everyone gets placed and goes through the application process. alvin wu from japanese youth council makes sureveryone gets paid alawn with terry jones so with the kinks and frustrations and challenges, you see how many of you are in this space and this is only a portion of the people? these folks here kind of all by themselves with a couple other folks make sure it all happens so they have to answer all your e-mails and phone calls and process your applications and make sure that there is enough money for you all to get paid so i just wanted to tha

if i can ask sarah williams and danielle glover and all the other folks who have helped opportunities for all to come up so we can give them a round of applause for their work and support. [applause] who else am i forgetting? terry. (inaudible) where are your terry jones? terry jone

we're going to speak with 2 of daniel ellsberg, personal friends, randy credit, go a long time comedian and social justice activist. the former director of the william m counselor fund for social justice and host of the radio show live on the fly, which airs every friday afternoon in new york and armand county. he's a former, colorado county commissioner and executive director of a national youth sports charity. gentleman, welcome to the show. i'd like to begin by asking both of you how you met dan ellsberg for all of us who knew him. it was a memorable event. certainly, randy, i think you and dan went back pretty far. how did you meet? actually, we didn't seem like it because i met them. uh, i called them up, but i think about 3 years ago to do one of my shows on a julia decides in his 2021 mid 2021. and we had a great conversation. he knew all the people that i. ready knew william counselor, for example, and we got into a lot of stories by phone. and then he did a show by himself for an hour and a half. and then the, and suing a couple years. he did it 9 times and including the last time i spoke to him, he put it on so he interviewed me and to tha

william. that's all from me. up next, it's the great professor daniel wootton, all from me.n, all from me. up next, it's the greatwhat have daniel wootton, all from me. up next, it's the greatwhat have you el wootton, all from me. up next, it's the greatwhat have you coming on, all from me. up next, it's the greatwhat have you coming up on dan, what have you coming up on your program next? >> show. i am big >> jacob great show. i am a big fan on my own. i have fan of dining on my own. i have to with a book very much to say with a book very much enjoy it. so i'm with you there. but we have a big show ahead. our leo has tracked down our ben leo has tracked down erim is the labour erim ali. now she is the labour councillor who has promised to assist illegal immigrant boats stay in the country. so that's a fascinating encounter. plus, richard tice reacts to those comments from the tory depher party deputy chairman lee anderson , about whether migrants anderson, about whether migrants should just f off back to france. his words obviously jacob, not mine. plus, prince harry has ar

daniels. there he is. >> cox , as we call him, as >> cox, as we call him, as victor williams. >> perfect. then. and slavery is bad. i don't mind saying it, but so is pretending to be a slave. but is that what's actually happening here? tricky story. >> listening. thousands of modern cases rejected in modern slavery cases rejected in home office crackdown on bogus claims . so if we look at this claims. so if we look at this purely from a legal perspective , then evidence is important . , then evidence is important. and what they're saying here is charities have warned that it's not possible for victims to provide extensive documentation of how they'd been trafficked and say the new rules are excluding people who deserve support . so this is this is this support. so this is this is this is really tricky in the sense they don't want they don't want to chuck the baby out with the bathwater, but they don't want bogus claims either. and i'd imagine that if you're being trafficked you're slave, trafficked and you're a slave, it's difficult to keep it's very difficult to keep a filing of evidence

williams and donnelly, our other, senior leaders and rec, jimmy chan, battle, linda banard and of course we had great help from our operations team, including denny concern, our superintendent eric anderson, daniel choy and a site supervisor, a lot of volunteers, our partnership division was out there flipping burgers. our newest member of the team was, at the ar che re stand and it was all lovely and what parks can be. okay, i'm going to put the park and rec soccer scarf, women's sock cer here. the whole country, they're playing at home and they were fired up. both the teams won the opening matches and tomorrow, our united states women play against vietnam, so come join us. maybe you get a scarf, join us along with street soccer u.s.a., the san francisco parks alliance and our newest sports team, bay fc at the crossing, that's at east cup, downtown, the first cot, east and bail to watch our first match as the u.s. women take vietnam. and next wednesday, the bricks for you skaters. and then another match back at the crossing. these are free, this is become an amazing tradition in san francisco, we've been doing it since 2010. so come on up, thanks to the parks alliance and the benefit district f