and i love them too much dawson thought i had forgotten all of their support telling. the. my heart and ok i'm the guy me and i'm not i'm with you about am and am i didn't write it and it's out on have been then b. and imagine and now and then and then i think no matter when they're equal to one man in the last another haven't they come by a phenomenon that come to him happen often enough in the heart you lay out a happy ending and it is empowering and accompany me are you happy don't saw me even am i have to go who are but beyond that i know when they get there you do. you mean and they have been our guide about how much that family when it that i mean not affected by the fire and then listen in and out they run and you back in and. as a full moon tonight. you may get so damn loud because the man's a member. and fund him from now on that and the last time around this morning and i'm not so common that every minute 31 second now. president obama just made history by being the 1st sitting u.s. president to visit laos obama has so far refused to issue a formal apology for the

civil suit if we were forced to strengthen our borders when those students were suited to go through dawson moved on youthful. poland is considering sanctions against the rules the lithuanian foreign minister sees lucas and goes moves as pure desperation . going i mean this is truly unnerving in the sense that this is an inadequate reaction to the situation by an inadequate person as the only thing one can say all assessments and comments lead to this rational observation unfortunately this is the reality and one hopes very much that this will not lead to something unforeseen as women. are seen. from exile in lithuania illiteracy an opposition leader not taken off sky took part in the un human rights council's urgent debate on the situation in belarus. she denounced torture arrests and deaths in her homeland. in a d.w.i. interview and the un special rapporteur on human rights in belarus confirms the accusations down in europe is this a real threat this is already goes beyond the sovereignty of the states because it has tortures and they start international community and they we request some

team captains matt dawson and phil tufnell will also depart the long—running sports quiz show.eries together will be broadcast next year before the series returns with a new team. sportsday is up next but first, around 17,000 people have taken part in the biggest half—marathon in the uk, the great north run. but today wasn't the same as usual, with runners choosing their own routes and tracking their progress through an app. stuart whincup reports. it was supposed to be the biggest and the best. celebrating a0 years of the well‘s it must famous half marathon, but today the corset looked very different. the familiar characters were still out pounding the streets. —— back in the course looked different. it was absolutely brilliant. i have headaches from the horns of people's cards, but there isa horns of people's cards, but there is a steel band up there, amazing. i cannot believe they were out, it has not been the same but good in a different way. a new arrangement of local hero was recorded, as thousands took to the streets. louise was running her 13th half marathon in 13 weeks

and i love them too much dawson thought i had forgotten. there's a point to the play. when. my heart and i think i'm the guy me and i'm looking at the man i am i didn't write . it out on happy in then be able to imagine and now and then and and i think how mad men are equal to one man in the last man they haven't made up by a phenomenon with the pm happen often enough and local hot you now i'm unhappy and it is empowering and accompany me are you happy films only even am i half of the who are but beyond that i know many that i did do. you mean i may have been our guy about how much that family one thing it that i mean not have a bangle so far there hasn't been an out there going and that in and i am. as a full moon tonight. man as those arms are allowed to command the men. and fun to hit them from now on that and the last time around this morning and i'm not so common that every minute 31 second hour. president obama just made history by being the 1st sitting u.s. president to visit laos obama has so far refused to issue a formal apology for the secret u.s. bombing campaign

team captains matt dawson and phil tufnell will also depart the long—running sports quiz show.al series together will be broadcast next year before the series returns with a new team. that will return at the following year. will be speaking live to richard ratcliffe whose wife is held in an iranianjail. ratcliffe whose wife is held in an iranian jail. that is all ratcliffe whose wife is held in an iranianjail. that is all coming up here on bbc news just after 7pm. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schaffernaker. a lot of fine weather today and it is going to be even warmer tomorrow, perhaps up to 30 celsius and a couple of hot days in the south—east. for most, it will not be quite so warm, but certainly warm enough. this is what it looks like this evening, still in the low or mid 20s in the south, look at western scotland, it has been raining here for nearly 2a hours. gale force winds around the coast as well, so totally different picture, but the rain is moving away through this evening and by the end of the night, it is pretty quiet across most of the uk. cl

further rise in new coronavirus cases and sees a possible return to tighter restrictions because he and dawson regularly brace the german government to develop the 1st covert diagnostic test which was adopted by the world health organization and recent days new infections here in germany have risen again to levels not seen since april. wear a mask wash your hands and maintain distance people in germany are accustomed to following the safety in hunting guidelines yet despite this the rate of infection is climbing with more than 2000 new cases in a single day the highest count since april. germany's most prominent virologist christiane droste sees the development critically he spoke at a conference in berlin on thursday and detailed some of his concerns in an interview with deutsche avella. look at other countries look at france the u.k. and spain what we are seeing there is what we will see germany. if we don't react very early on. in in a way that needs to be adjusted that needs to be. let's say bearable for the economy at the same time targets and this is a very difficult task to find the rig

the word lives designed by local artist sofia dawson.type of impact is it for people to see art like yours having a similar message in other places in the country. >> i looked at what they did in seattle and harlem. i was like, oh, my god, it's like a domino affect, a ripple affect happening, right? i think it's for the communities, i feel like they feel like their voices are being heard. that they are being seen for the first time. >> today,ew rsey, by sofia's pid every mother. she painted of 2016, after the police killings of alton sterling. >> there's nobody who is excluded when you are dealing with public art. >> what has this moment meant to you? >> how it happened and there was no pandemic or quarantine, the people would not have time to be on the streets and so the purpose of collar bars is to really literally be the tv screen that used to say programming is done for today and you were stuck with this background until tv came back on. and so, it feels like the world stood still in that way for the first time. >> you talk about the

team captains matt dawson and phil tufnell will also depart the long—running sports quiz show.turns with a new team. sue barker has been presenting since david coleman left in 1997 so good luck to her and the team for the final series. for the first time in its history, the last night of the proms saw no flag waving or mass sing—along inside the royal albert hall. the show was swept up in controversy over whether or not the words of rule, britannia! and land of hope and glory should be sung. 0ur arts editor will gompertz was watching. after the possible omission and then the indecision followed by the controversy and the accusations of wetness prompting, perhaps, the u—turn, britannia did finally rule the airwaves. and so tradition prevailed over those who thought the words too imperialistic for this day and age. but it wasn't quite business as usual at this year's last night. it was a proms without promenaders, with a pared down, socially distanced bbc symphony orchestra, and barely a flag or a hat in sight. mozart's marriage of figaro plays some blamed — wrongly, she said — a

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will be a year in which we wear marks thank you very much because dan dawson. the german capital of berlin is famous across europe for its wild and diverse nightlife since the pandemic hits and march the majority of clubs have had to close as part of government measures to contain the virus one businessman though has come up with a new way it's a potty a warning this next report has lots of flashing images. for. violin night life is once again open for business well kind of introducing the tele disco a phone booth disco his popularized fame in recent weeks is perhaps a sign of the times like oh no why is it maybe it is or can you say it's great it's the best thing i know. you can party any time. many of the city's famous clubs are on the verge of bankruptcy. but the inventor of the tele disco is escaping the corona crisis he bought a dozen telephone booths back in 2016 and converted into many nightclubs. it's a business that makes people happy business this was all you have to do is put into heroes and choose your music. listeners and tourists alike i grateful

there are still winds with this storm, anywhere from troy, back to dawson, georgia. you're getting some of those hefty bands. tallahassee still has it. there's a tornado watch and a flash flood emergency. if you are in a flash flood warning, do not get in the car. that's how you survive the rest of sally. now, let's time it out and talk about where this thing is going. it is going to move through georgia tomorrow and then through friday, we'll see south carolina and north carolina. timing-wise, it is going to bring an inch per hour rainfall rate. so, montgomery, over to macon, atlanta tomorrow morning, early, and then it will clear out from georgia and move into south carolina and north carolina. so, david, it's really important, as we watch this, to realize that even up to norfolk, we are under flash flood watch, because we could see anywhere from four to even six inches, a half a foot of rain, still possible that far north from sally. >> all right, we appreciate the alert tonight. ginger, our thanks to you, as well. >>> we're going to turn now to the coronavirus he

people during the latest demonstrations which are demanding the question because resignation state dawson reports now from minsk. that. this is how look at shank a strategy to stop the protests plays out on the streets of minsk people heading to a peaceful rally are randomly snatched by moscow policeman driving around at high speed those daken are aggressively thrown into a van or al jazeera cameraman was also grabbed by police shortly after filming an interview luckily they decided to let him go let him go. to. the protest to we interview to have to run to safety to escape detention and we were nearly praying. you know would read the stuff i'm so glad you are ok i was sure they'll take you so this is why i'm here. this is why all of us are here so this could not happen anymore never and nowhere i can say that this is kidnapping they abandon us and then you see after the ordeal she managed to catch up with tens of thousands of protesters who gathered despite mas detentions and road blocks. in this protest last month she has exhausted all her tools he used to apply in the previous years we

he was declared the winner of last month's disputed election critics say that phone was rate that dawson was at the protest and witnessed those arrests every saturday for the last couple of weeks women have been marching here in the center of minsk. women smart to release the political prisoners and also offering to step down in the recent weeks while inspired police have increased and many have particular leave being detained in the last couple of days so women are still defiant and they're still gathering here. look this was the one we have here is a lot of. the women. was . was given a group. was doing was i mean what kind of power is this doesn't see people doesn't listen to people is this our power how does this relate to a constitution onto a law enforcement system these are peaceful women without weapons. a group of women is now being locked up for by you muffed the policeman they're all grieving and she seemed to be relieved to be tensions are completely random here right now some women manage to escape by just simply jumping the fence but they are not a policeman here right now

linda dawson who succeeded dame diana rigg in the avengers. thank you very much for watching.merica is unrecognisable as nearly 100 wildfires destroy whole towns and displace thousands. 0regon's governor says this could be the greatest loss of human life and property to fires in state history. record—breaking temperatures and windy conditions have fuelled the flames, which have now burned through more than three million acres. the eu threatens legal action unless the uk's plans to override parts of the brexit divorce deal are withdrawn by the end of the month. britain says it won't. also in the programme... nature in freefall. the new report warning humans are wiping out wildlife at record speed. and keep your voice down to stop the spread of coronavirus.

team captains matt dawson and phil tufnell will also depart the long—running sports quiz show.new team. now it's time for a look at the weather. we are getting live weather back from this weekend. great to see you again. you have had plenty to choose from with the weather, i know you and your colleagues have been working all throughout lockdown tirelessly but it must have been slightly lonely because you have been down there in the barrels of the bbc. we are in a different part of the newsroom, on the first level, we have had a lot of work to do by ourselves, a lot of recordings but now we're bringing back the live weather, so slowly back to normal. the weather itself is actually looking pretty cheerful over the next couple of days. in fact i will say that for some others it may even bea say that for some others it may even be a little too hot and it is warming up and i think it will be particularly warm for september. temperatures could hit 30 degrees. the last time we had 30 or more happened four years ago, so it has been awhile since we a hot spell in september. it's already

team captains matt dawson and phil tufnell will also depart the long—running sports quiz show.r heat on the way over the next couple of days. temperatures starting to lift through the rest of today. a warmer day than yesterday, a dry day for most, but not for all of us. let's look back at the earlier radar picture. you can see where it's been wet so far this weekend across parts of northern ireland, northern england and particularly scotland. and the rain just keeps on falling across western and particularly north—western parts of scotland. there is a met office yellow warning in force for the risk of some localised flooding and travel disruption. elsewhere, a lot of dry weather around. fairly cloudy across parts of northern ireland, southern scotland. eastern parts of scotland should brighten up a little bit with some sunshine. the best of the sunshine today through east wales, the midlands, towards the east and the south of england. quite windy through this central slice, through northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england. gusts of around 45 mph. and temperature

john dawson is the ceo of oxford biomedica and he joins us right now.ica involved in the manufacture here, not the testing of this vaccine at this point. you are already manufacturing it. can you give us any insight into how that is going? were there recently any hurdles? what way through the order you of insight into how the manufacturing process is going? john: we have been guarded about that but it is going extremely well. produce batches throughout 2020 into 2021. we will play a big part in supply. we are very excited about this and really pleased to be playing a part in the pandemic and excited to drive this forward. anna: can you give us any sense of the size and scope of your involvement in what is a fascinating and important global effort? john: our part is to make the drug effectively. we were fortuitously just finishing up a new manufacturing plant when the pandemic hit in q1. we have some capacity in our general manufacturing suites. we are part of that consortium. they contracted us to work throughout 2020 and 2021. we will be doing probably

team captains matt dawson and phil tufnell will also depart the long—running sports quiz show.w team. let's talk to the entertainment journalist, caroline frost. i was asking around the office what people thought about this on the one thing that came across is that you did not have to be a sports fanatic to enjoy the programme. sure, i think that is key to its very long lasting and broad appeal. certainly, i grew lasting and broad appeal. certainly, igrew up lasting and broad appeal. certainly, i grew up and improperly my age in the bill moment and emily hughes ada and certainly... i did not have a clue about sport, but i enjoyed the giggles, the camaraderie. i learned more about sport and i would have done otherwise. what did sue barker bring to it? she has been there for 24 years and she is the third presenter of the programme since 1970. that has a cracking run at it. that has a long run. i think people would say that she brought to gentleness, certainly people who are saying, what is going on? this is all change for change's sick today, similarly there were big numbers talk

will be a year in which we where moss thank you very much dan dawson. for funding and overcrowding in nigeria's public school system has left many parents wondering how safe their children will be as they return to school during the pandemic but keeping them at home means they could fall further behind their classmates correspondent funny for shock in lagos has been meeting pupils parents and officials grappling with a style i'm. normally martine's would be sitting in class right now studying math when ish but nothing is normal for a 13 year old or for his siblings since march this is martin's reality. and. the rest of. us with every passing month he lacks food the behind the educational curriculum classes exist but just like most of his peers in public schools martinez can not participate i need a lot of boards i don't have because my prose or have words of 04. he's more is the main breadwinner in the family she wants her children to have access to education but the prospect of schools reopening puts her on edge. at myself hour by 5 year. old that's be

i just wanted to say, quick thing he doesn't know yet but a couple years ago in a guy named bill dawsonlas, texas he was one of the original members of the class one from the ncdu naval combat demolition unit, presidents to the seal team. i asked in front of the offense how does he feel to know that a guy like him who was the founding father of what today are called the seal teams, how does he feel that the seal teams specific person killed the most wanted terrorist in history and it comes from your unit sir and he started to cry. >> humbling. yes, humbling. >> but class one would call me a new guy. [laughter] [inaudible] and the hardest. >> without question we finished with two guys and they made us fight it out. [laughter] >> i was the other. pete: that seems like it may or may not be true. >> what's scary is i think he's telling the truth off mac. pete: we continue with this because what you see in this group is unity, unity of purpose. we talk about the unity our nation felt on 9/12 and can we recapture it on modern warriors. ♪ pete: welcome back to modern warriors: 9/11 generation.

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. >>> and today on "the drew barrymore show," actresses rosario dawson and redda discuss their applemen and voting. plus, drew starts an open dialogue on dealing with divorce and how to support and empower each other. that's all today at 2:00 right here on kpix 5. we'll be right back. this election, all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot once you mail it, drop it off at your polling place or at a drop box. vote by mail ballots. simple, safe, secure. counted. learn more at vote.ca.gov >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. let's go live to washington, d.c. right now outside of the supreme court building and you can see president trump there live. he is there to pay his respects úginsburg. ruth bader he's joining hundreds of people who have been filing past the late justice yesterday. and today. the first lady is also there

. >> you give us "dawson's creek" vibes out there, rob. that's a compliment i think. >> with a little salty sea captain. thank you. this may be the reason why i'm not getting invited to whit's fancy beach club. >> long john silver. we'll talk to you soon. >>> turning now to big sports news overnight. the lakers reaching the nba finals for the first time in ten years. lebron james leading the way after vowing to honor the memory of kobe bryant and bring home a championship. >> the lakers are moving on to the nba finals. >> reporter: after a decade of defeat, this morning the los angeles lakers are returning to the nba finals. in his 17th season, the king lebron james put on a show saturday night. dominating the denver nuggets in the fourth quarter, seemingly unstoppable from anywhere on the court. with the win overnight, lebron is now set to make his tenth finals appearance, that historic run is more than all but three teams in the nba. >> my teammates said bring us home and it's my responsibility to try to make the plays and do the right t

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actresses rosario dawson discuss their podcasts and plus drew starts an open dialogue on dealing with divorce and how to support and empower each other. that's all today at 2:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> welcome back on this thursday morning. it is 5:54 and we're looking at good air quality. so clean and fresh air for today. but changes ahead. so onshore flow today. those offshore winds kick in for the weekend. my full forecast coming up. >>> the raccoons in golden gate park are getting too close for comfort. >> one woman said a group of raccoons once ambushed her on a park bridge. hissing and lunging at her and her dog. >> they were three of them aggressively surrounding us. so i -- kicked out with my foot. and it hit my foot with its paw. >> we have to coexist in the world with wildlife. we're the ones that are in their territory. >> san francisco animal control says constant feeding has taken away their fear of people. and they're asking people to stop. >> reporter: i'm katie nielsen live in walnut creek. a fire weather watch this weekend. what does it mean for the east bay hills?

[laughter] i returned to the library at dawson elementary and works all through september.y the end of the month, george had asked me to it marry him. we had been dating only six or seven weeks. but our childhoods overlap so completely, and our worlds were so intertwined, it was as if we had known each other our whole lives. i loved how he made me laugh and his steadfastness. i knew in my heart that he was the one. i looked at him and said yes. that sunday night, when george arrived in midland, he had to speak to my parents. a week later, early on a sunday morning, george and i drove to houston to meet his parents. he introduced me with the news that we were getting married. [laughter] after lunch, the bushes home, george's dad pulled out his pocket calendar and looked over each weekend that fall. in a few minutes we picked a wedding date. november 5, 1977. one day after my birthday. in one day before the anniversary of that awful accident, and only about three weeks away. there is no time to even order printed wedding invitations. my mother wrote an address all of our invi