together with etienne salborn, he brought the sina model to nakivale.finding work tends to be even harder forefugees than for young ugandans. a few of victor's trainees have already been awarded prize money at music fesvals. >> iyoung people with dormant settlement, skills. a t of pele who do t have chaes to go to school and also no opportunities. >> we come to realize that refugee artist can not only depe on aid. but they can also be doing mething el, to earn a living. >> but tre have alsoeen tbacks. becausof covid9, a sin bran in south africa had to be put on hold. nevertheless, etienne salborn remains convinced that sina will play a rt in more succs stories,ike those johnmary kavuma and joan nalubega. >> i have a vision to make my country a better place. i have a vision to make africa, instead of running away from it, to make a better place. >> if my grandmother happened to see me now, i know she would be proud of me. >> stick to your own agreements! the words are simple: the concern is deep. the agreements are of course those set on climate change i

. >> chris: etienne didn't do a lot until that explosive long touchdown run. and that put him over 100 yards. now he's just churning away against a beleaguered miami defense. who is going to stop clemson on this schedule, kirk? >> kirk: well -- >> chris: go ahead. at notre dame, early november. >> kirk: i would say -- at florida state and at virginia tech could potentially -- >> chris: really? >> kirk: at least -- i think florida state's going to get better. i think that they're not going to -- nobody's going to beat clemson on this schedule, but you go on the road, you never know. >> chris: sometimes you know. rencher wrestled down after three. >> kirk: yeah, but clemson's always had one of those odd ball games over the last four, five years. >> chris: the pitt game was the last loss here. >> kirk: nc state here a few years ago. there's always been a few games you just can't explain. it's hard to be perfect every single saturday. >> chris: they do a pretty good job of it, though. >> kirk: they come close. >> chris: carolina not on the regular season schedule.

international front pages, la figaro reports that several large french cities — lyon, lille, saint—etiennecovid—19 alert. meanwhile, the japan times says that ‘debate persists‘ on whether or not to hold the tokyo olympics next year, with some arguing that it will help to revive the economy, but others worrying that the pandemic will not be over by then. once again, the coronavirus and everything that comes with it dominating the pages on the international pages. really good to have you both on as always. we‘re going to start with the metro, which is looking at this 3—tier system that we‘re going to have announced potentially on monday, the beginning of next week. but still a little bit of confusion. we don‘t know exactly the details, a lot of speculation as to how these three tiers will look, but ideally it will bea simple tiers will look, but ideally it will be a simple vocation of local restrictions that we have at the moment. the government's faced a lot of criticism for that hodgepodge of different types of restrictions and different types of restrictions and different local areas. peo

wackermann and etienne van empel were both injured in the incident.t he was able to get up but there was bad news for his team—mate. his vini zabu ktm team later confirmed that wackermann had abandoned the race with a broken nose and has a suspected broken back, along with multiple cuts and bruises. yesterday we told you about the fate of gunnarsaurus, arsenal's much loved team mascot who was sadly one of 55 redundancies announced at the club after 27 years of service. well, today arsenal midfielder mesut 0zil has offered to pay the salary ofjerry kwuy, the man behind gunnarsaurus. he posted this message on social media earlier — "i'm offering to reimburse arsenal with the full salary of our big green guy as long as i will be an arsenal player sojerry can continue hisjob that he loves so much." and that's all the sport for now. hello there. many of us saw rain at some point during the day on tuesday but it was particularly wet across northwest england particularly around greater manchester and rochdale with 42 mm of rain recorded. the wettest place in

. >> german social entrepreneur etienne salborn founded sina in 2014 for people who want to build d theirown cacareer pa. the academy is financed by donations. it's been over ten years since salborn met joan and johnmaryy while volunteeeering in an orphphanage. they've knknown each other a lg titime. salborn quicickly realizeded ta lot of young people in ugand ve n no foal worork. the couny hahas e of the unungest a fastest-growing populations in africa. especially in anda, people are not always prepad to work tothther to esenent themlveses, to asksk critical ququestionso find their own solutions, thr n ananswers. and wewe are learnining that at sina a and that's whwhy oftent eveverybody will become an entrepepreneur, but t many ofr scholars who have been at sina have foundnd jobs. >> one of the sosolutions led o kakampala, wherere plastic wass a huge proroblem. 350,000 totons of trashh accucumulates in t the ugandan capital every y year and onlnly half of it is disposed of. much of the plastic lands on this trarash dump. recycling g isn't common here. johnhnmary kavuma a pays young trash

of parliament and its committee on the protection of human rights and public affairs maria corrupt etienne thank you so much area for coming on sir as i said we had the ambassador and he said it's your country that are solely to blame is that true and what are the numbers a your hearing of the numbers killed or injured as i'm watching are the that the president has.

addition to paris, the measures apply to grenoble, lille, lyon, marseille, montpellier, rouen, saint—etienneidents will be banned from going outdoors between 9pm to 6am, from saturday. france reported 22,591 new confirmed coronavirus cases on wednesday. and it's become the ninth country in the world to pass 33,000 deaths. this is president macron from that tv appearance just a few hours ago. translation: if during these six weeks we follow the curfew and act collectively to reduce the number of contacts, that's the point at which we think we can progressively start up again. dashed start to open up again. i'm being very careful here because experience has shown we can't control everything. we can't outline everything, but six weeks seems to us to be the best duration for our actions. 0ur paris correspondent lucy williamson says there's a sense in france that tougher measures are needed. well, i think there is a growing sense that the current measures aren't really up to the job. you had the head of the paris regional hospitals this week saying that he thought, by the end of october, 70—90% o

of parliament and its committee on the protection of human rights and public affairs maria corrupt etienne thank you so much area for coming on sir as i said we had the ambassador and he said it's your country that are solely to blame is that true and what are the numbers a your hearing of the numbers killed or injured as i'm watching all the interviews that the president and president and he had even in the states that war that he has waged are never in a car in. the armenian stare i see every single one and he's interviews as a concession. how he attacked never in a crowd and as an attempt to justify why he shouldn't they themselves are saying that is they're blaming iranians for being interested in cementing this.

addition to paris, the measures apply to grenoble, lille, lyon, marseille, montpellier, rouen, saint—etienne. residents will be banned from going outdoors between 9pm to 6am from saturday. france reported 22,591 new confirmed coronavirus cases on wednesday, and it's become the ninth country in the world to pass 33,000 deaths. this is president macron from that tv appearance just a few hours ago. translation: if during these six weeks we follow the curfew and act collectively to reduce the number of contacts, that's the point at which we think we can progressively start to open up again. i'm being very careful here because experience has shown we can't control everything. we can't outline everything, but six weeks seems to us to be the best duration for our actions. 0ur paris correspondent, lucy williamson, says there's a sense in france that tougher measures are needed. well, i think there is a growing sense that the current measures aren't really up to the job. you had the head of the paris regional hospitals this week saying that he thought, by the end of october, 70—90% of the intensive c

his team—mate etienne van empel who also fell is ok.to wait a little longer to see edinson cavani, their new striker‘s debut is likely to be delayed by coronavirus regulations. the uruguayan, whojoined united on monday, left paris st—germain injune and hasn't been part of an elite athlete bubble. that means he should enter a period of self—isolation that lasts 14 days, and would miss united's next game away to newcastle on the 17th of october. there is more on that story on the bbc sport website. i will have more few in the next hour but that is your spot for now. thank you for that. we will see you in the next hour. good afternoon to you. you are watching bbc news. we are expecting to have scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon to see what changes may be brought in. highly likely there will be changes so we will bring you that life, of course, and we will talk more about prime minister's questions in the next few minutes as well because there was a lot of talk about the various regulations and how they differ around the uk. we will

fourth quarter, trevor lawrence hands it to etienne. it is the first weekend of big ten football.ow about number five, ohio state and nebraska, tied at seven. justin fields aired it out to garrett wilson. 42 yards. three total touchdowns. two in the air and one on the ground. he's fleet of foot. look at him scam per on in. 31-14. and they roll 52-17 over nebraska. penn state taking on indiana. devin sport scores a touchdown. but all the nittany lions needed to do was fall on the ground and not do that. that gives indiana a chance. and a two-point conversion, you add that and you're going into overtime. in o.t., it's the quarterback. he answers. and it's on a two-point conversion. look at him dive and score, inches and he's in. and indiana wins like that, 36-35. what a crazy game that was. jim harbaugh taking on minnesota. tied at 7. tanner morgan crunched by barrett. sweeter takes it in. haskins, two touchdowns, of four yards apiece. michigan wins. 17 straight for the wolverines at minnesota. quite the streak going there. a lot of wins. minnesota fans have to be disappointed in th

travis etienne somehow going to stay inbounds and tiptoes down the sidelines.or the sharks. sn jose re-signing kevin la bank to a four year deal close to $19 million. he played just last year on a $1 million deal hoping he could cash in like this and that. he had just 33 points off his career high 52 two years ago but scored two fewer goals in this season. they see him as a key piece in their rebuild. that is your look at sports. back to you. >>> much more to come an abc 7 news at 11:00. the storm may be gone, but there is a lot of damage left behind. a look at the aftermath of hurricane delta on the gulf coast. deputies are -i hear someone go, "did-strangers cough at me.ys?" -move away from me. -someone spit towards my direction. -all the stereotypes that we've worked so hard to break are just going to be reversed. and i won't let that happen. -we all have to play our part. -i donate my plasma. -i've been making masks. -we deserve respect just as much as everybody else. -i'm a firefighter, not a virus. -i'm a mask maker, not a virus. -i'm a nurse. -i'm a deliv