and three more foster children of little daler she took his older sister dasha in august 2019.ter family seemed to be prosperous, there were no scandals. children, all friendly normally accountable six months. veronica lied to everyone around the older children. he said that the younger ran away at work. complained that the child was sick and that's it. this is for one purpose, so that the families do not take the rest of the adopted children and deprive her of social benefits, the investigators opened a criminal case. under three counts, murder, torture and fraud officially appointed as the guardian of the said child, received a monthly. payments for the needs of maintenance and guardianship, despite the fact that the boy died a woman for several months without reporting the death of a child to the law enforcement agencies and guardianship intentionally and the cashier received these payments it is hard to believe, but the guardianship authorities did not notice the absence of the child for six months. although they were obliged to come with checks once every 3 months, during

definitely do not have a fostering coach and fostering deputy, there should be something around 50 1000 advisors currently have 13 thousand attractive real estate advisors and updating activities of the summer programs of education and training, we started the computer games center for children, we negotiated to provide the computer games league in the summer and for the first time we will have arbaeen student camps, but the challenges ahead of implementation educational programs are not good for the audience, that is, the coaches, from all the teachers, managers, fathers, mothers, and months, who are in charge, we have to go back and carefully look at these children with whom we are doing cartoons and treat them as desired, and you should know the difference . we will strengthen the hair training program fatemeh shahbazi of diyeh kishor radio and television news agency announced the release of 727 prisoners of non-intentional crimes from the beginning of july to eid al-ghadir. the head of the country's board of trustees said that the debt of these people was 865 billion tomans. mr. jal

to whom this story shocked many, first of all, by the cruelty of the foster mother of veronika naumovayears old, she is a geography teacher in a private family center and a mother of three children and three more adoptive little before lera his older sister. what did she take in august 2019, the outer family, seemed prosperous. children, all friendly normally good half a year. veronica lied to everyone around the older children, saying that the younger ones had run away at work. complained that the child was sick and that's it. this is for one purpose, so that the rest of the foster children are not taken away from the family and they do not deprive her of social payments, the investigators opened a criminal case. under three counts, murder , torture and fraud officially appointed as the guardian of said child. received monthly. payments for the needs of maintenance and guardianship, despite the fact that the boy the woman died for several months, not reporting the death of the child to law enforcement agencies and guardianship deliberately received these payments for self-interest. it

and our 50,000 schools definitely do not have a foster coach and vice president of foster care, there should be something around 50. let's have 1000 counselors, currently 13 thousand counselors to make the educational activities attractive and up-to-date from the summer programs of education and training , we started the computer games center for children. the challenges facing the implementation of educational programs for the audience will not be good, that is, our dear coaches, teachers , managers, parents, and the months in charge, we must go back and carefully look at these children with whom we are working and treat them accordingly. and know it, we separate the program the training of the identity robots of fatemeh shahbazi , radio and television news agency, the funeral of the two martyrs of the terrorist attack in zahedan started moments before the police station 16 in the direction of golzar shahadai of this city. zahedan was martyred yesterday, terrorists disguised as clients and armed with all kinds of weapons tried to enter the police station of 16 zahedan , but they fail

we are speaking with with the blower and activist jennifer foster about bullying. we're going to take a short break and come right back and talk with jenny about her own story and was of long stay with us. 2 the kind of liberal agenda received. the west now is not really we based, but it's a kind of ways i really just create an outside to crowd of all sorts of real estate practical objections to validation create team and kind of city on the hill on the, on that plan. so i'm putting on the phone says is that how much is panel? well, no, i'm not gonna let him know how much a letter, quoted us, all, i'm not fixing that amount of money. is avoid the mistake dental to share because i've already, if you need another shan low, but i want you to do policy and follow crumbs on to look really nice. i did was i ask whom one can easily do that. so i know that you might know the import us when you might need to allow for us to have to be to disability. since you're working off of the on may off what i see on the would you put it on the restaurant? but again, it should be new s

jennifer foster for joining us in for the important work that she's doing. and i'd like to thank our viewers for tuning and bullying is never fun. never, it's a cool and terrible thing to do to someone. if you are being bullied, know that it is not your fault. no one deserves to be bullied. ever. the brilliant actress, octavia butler once said, not everyone has been a bully for the victim of, for everyone has seen bullying and seeing it has responded to it by joining in or by objecting by laughing or by keeping silence by feeling disgusted or feeling interested when you see bullying, do the right thing and you know what the right thing is. i'm john to reaku. thank you for watching the whistle blowers until next time. 2 the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have is crazy. taishan. let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very create ticket of time. time to sit down and talk the why the middle of the 20th century, the portuguese colon

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this story shocked many, first of all, by the cruelty of the foster mother.mova lied to everyone around for months so that the rest of the adopted children would not be taken away to the family and her social payments would not be decided; the cause of death is being established by the appointed medical e-e judicial medical examination, according to the results, which will be the cause of death, veronika naumova had six children, three relatives and three adopted children before lera and his older sister dasha, she took in august 2019 it is hard to believe, but the guardianship authorities did not notice the loss of the child for six months. although they were obliged to come with checks every 3 months during the last visit in may, the guardian said that the child was with a friend, the specialists noted in the documents that everything was in order with the boy , they probably did not notice the authorities, guardianship and conditions in which lived children and guardianship. the district of the city of yekaterinburg seized and studied the personal files of

we are speaking with whistleblower and activist, jennifer foster about bullying. we're going to take a short break and come right back and talk with jenny about her own story. and with of long stay with us. 2 2 the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by tell us to do vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground can the at the end of the 18th century, great britain began to conquer and colonize australia. from the very beginning of the british penetration to the continent, natives were subjected to severe violence and deliberate, extra patient. according to modern historians, in the 1st 140 years, there were at least 270 massacres of local b. both any resistance to the british was answered with double cruelty. hundreds of natives were killed for the murder of one settler. indigenous australians were not considered complete people. no wil

and foster a lot of positive through art artificial intelligence. why wouldn't we want to advance america or advance society or make somebody safer? we could battle wildfires with a.i. and predict where a fire would grow, preposition individuals to knock that fire out. that would not only save lives, the environment. with a.i., we could find a better way to treat you. with a.i., our military will be able to be stronger. with a.i. we actually use the military and get these reports, that 50% of planes can't fly. we use a.i. to predict the part that is going to fail in the plane and now 75 to 80% because we change that part before it collapses. a.i. can save money and provide a greater service, be more efficient. i am always looking for improvement and that's where a.i. can be. that's what we can protect. but i am one who believes that tomorrow is greater than today and i am one that firmly believes that america has to have the greatest advances especially in technology and we should be the leaders in this and how government handles this if america con

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and equipment, which has further fostered instability.— fostered instability.tered instability. any good to have you with — fostered instability. any good to have you with us. _ more than 17,000 people were referred to the british government as potential victims of modern slavery last year. that's the highest annual figure since records began in 2009. a bbc investigation has found that the care industry in the uk has seen a sharp rise in the number of modern slavery cases being reported. figures show there are more than 300 ongoing investigations in the care sector. our reporter datshiane navanayagam went to meet one of the victims. free at last and settling in to a new home. terri, not her real name, is afraid to speak in case she is identified by those who brought her here. terri was recruited by an agency on a legitimate work visa and told she'd be earning £29,000 a year as a care assistant. but when she arrived she was forced to work up to 20 hours a day unpaid. when terry complained to her employer he called her ungrateful and threatened to have her deport

it foster care.erson from a nonprofit meant to ease the transition for kids going into foster care or transitioning into a new home says around $11,000 worth of gear for kids set aside for what they call thrive bags was taken from the extra space storage unit on june 23. >> sometimes it can take a while for the county to give them a clothing budget. we really are kind of just bridging that gap. reporter: all the bags are special ordered notice which henderson will typically turn around in just 24 hours. >> because i want them to go into the new home, there new schools, and have that confidence. reporter: extra space storage say they are supporting authorities on the investigation addi that safety is a top priority and this was an unusual break-in at a historically safe store. denton carlsen, san ramon police chief, says henderson's unit was one of eight at the storage facility underwood road broken into at the same time. >> based on evidence we found at the location we were able to identify that may

this story shocked many , first of all, by the cruelty of the foster mother. lied to everyone around for months so that the family would not be taken away from the rest of the adopted children and deprived of her social benefits , the cause of death is established by the appointed medical, uh , forensic medical examination, the results of which will be, uh, the cause of death of veronika naumova was six children , three relatives and she adopted three foster children before lera and his older sister dasha in august 2019 it's hard to believe, but the guardianship authorities for six months, they did not notice the loss of the child. although they were required to come with checks once every three months during the last visit in may, pekun. she said that the child was with a friend, the specialists noted in the documents that everything was in order with the boy, probably, the authorities, guardianship and conditions in which the children lived and the guardianship of the district. the cities of yekaterinburg were seized and the personal files of all children of

family just moved to foster city a few months ago. he told me he was initially excited to live in a quiet neighborhood by the bay, and even more excited to take advantage of one of the many small beaches lining the city's lagoon. >> i got an idea. i like getting in the water with my dog, but they said no, the water is toxic, it's polluted. >> reporter: soon after moving here, francisco learned that foster city's beautiful lagoon has a bacteria problem. the issue is so bad that according to the organization, they put out the beach report card every year. foster city has three of the top ten most polluted beaches in the state. francisco says that news came as a shock. >> and we are not sure if we could swim or not. >> reporter: the three parks featured on the most polluted list, marlin park, gold park, all three are within a few miles of each other, and they are not what many people would think of as a beach. they have grass and playgrounds, and only a small section of sand leads into the water. in a statement sent to us by foster city,

in fact, the girl disappeared together with her temporary foster parents.if you know anything about lisa or her foster mother, please inform us immediately on the hotline of the child tracing service at the short number 116,000 calls from any mobile operator are free. once again, i want to note that lisa disappeared with her foster parents on february 24, 2022, the first day of the full-scale invasion, we all remember let's find out what the situation was in those days in the capital. kyivans fled the city to the west of ukraine, or even to the west the border, so it is not excluded that the temporary adoptive parents are climbing together with the girl at that time, fleeing from the war, they also left kyiv, but according to the law, if a temporary adoptive family changes its place of residence, she must notify social services, in particular, the children's service , about this. flowed from war in ukraine, so if you actually live in one of the european countries, for example, in poland, where there are now many ukrainian refugees, and it is possible to see

forcibly sent to foster families. see, they believe in these stories, because it happens there, therefore, of course, not a single sane person on our territory will believe that we have a child on our territory, maybe something is happening there, yes, like ours, how these children are with us, and now i will show how his normal situation is when with children can do as you see fit albanian bandits who have stopped. yes? uh, that is, in charge. yes, they sold, there was a whole system set up for the sale of organs and, well, it was covered up, including international ones, it was allowed for women who did not want to have children, but in order for them to have abortions, and we allowed the parents of the child and then leave the child in an orphanage, right? and allegedly, then, ah, germany itself had to take care of fucking for a gift to the fuhr, but furet's gifts were different children. the healthy ones were left to live. children, sick or not that nation or race went for recycling. that was the time we had after

dark out some of the housing will be available for former foster youth for current foster youth, and is this community center where young people can get services everyday of the year. >> among the assistance expected, mental health and therapeutic services, food, homework help, support with college applications and more. >> if you are a former or current foster youth, your chances of becoming homeless are extremely high. your chances of going to prison are extremely high. your chances of not finishing college are extremely high. our objective is to create an opportunity to support young people and prepare them to log into our community. >> doors are not expected to up until 2025. go toward allied housing to build a community center that would be attached to the housing. it would include at least 40 apartments. still to come, independence day travel. how the weekend is setting records at the tsa compared to before the pandemic. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. gloria: ready for the fourth of july because i've got the blue and white, you got the

baroness foster. do your worst . foster.oday it was the group called republica who all turned out in force to obviously harass the king and queen and make known that they are republicans as though we don't know. and really, i think they should have really, i think they should have really just stayed at home and had the day off. >> there you go. okay. how about you, adam? your union nomination is . for you, adam? your union nomination is. for losing their marbles and banning a west end theatre advert on the tube because it featured an unhealthy looking cake. >> these these need to stop telling us what to think and do and stop trying to control what we do in our lives. >> yes , definitely. what >> yes, definitely. what a dreadful story. matthew your union jack has his transport secretary mark harper, who has stood by and basically coordinated train companies saying they're going to close every ticket office. >> do you know how many combinations of tickets there are in this country? 55 million. and then and then lovely men and

so even if you don't use any special late this process by fostering from time to time, we end up with whatever is this method called intermittent fostering for example, which works the same way you choose besides the question of choosing the food that works for you. and that you can afford to keep up with them. and since pollution is a fact, you know, big cities while you need to help your system, the talks from time to time to, to me in the 1st thing is physical exercise. the human heart pumps about 2 thirds of upload a picture, and once this pump by blood vessels like veins with the walking while keeping how great under a 120 bbm is essential. and dora noted style with poles for booking and pucks. that's fine, but not a long a busy highway and that's because you're buying that. the best thing is to be able to walk someone nice size to 5 to 10000 steps a day. we just need you to distribute thank you very much for taking the time to speak with us today. $10000.00 steps. that's what we meet. need to have to keep our bodies active unhealthy throughout the day each day. uh why 10000 step

hello, i'm olly foster, ehre's what's coming up on sportsday.it the hard way to reach her first wimbledon quarterfinal. england have kept the ashes series alive, beating australia in the third test. and simply unstoppable, max verstappen wins the british grand prix to stretch his lead in the world championship. but on windy there is a sense wet and windy there is a sense of relief from wet and windy there is a sense of r railwayn wet and windy there is a sense of r railway says it set for a attract visitor centre will attract even more. especially for those coming up on sportsday. hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday. the world number 0ne iga swaitek does it the hard way to reach her first wimbledon quarterfinal. australia in the third test. and simply unstoppable, max verstappen in the world championship.

foster is not recognized. >> iq. i guess i will start with dr. gibson looking international banking regulation, are we considered laggards or leaders or summer in the mainstream understanding to climate change? >> i would say we are with our international counterparts and other supervisors and identifying climate change as an emerging risk to banks and the financial stability and we are all learning from each other i would say. >> thank you. participating in forms that are funded for example, by the financial service industry and so on. do you spend a lot of time looking at the details of who is funding the different forms or do you look at the quality of the ideas presented in those forms? >> well, i mean i think we spent most attention in the international forums on the content of what can we learn from others. we do pay attention to who finds different forms and we have ethics rules about things like that. >> that climate change is only one of the future risks that we have to look at. obvious examples are like artificial intelligence. if i was

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i would like to contact foster parents. you are in the business of bullshit.ghter will remain with you. i'm 100% sure after leaving this show. moreover, i'll give you a good little piece of advice. take it right away. do everything, adopt a child, by all means, by no means. don't don't make her communicate until she's taken away from her parents, because understand a simple thing. a child should only have one mother , and you know, i want to say, thank you very much, what you do, because, well , just people like you, but they do amazing things, they really show what motherhood is in general, but these two women they did not understand. they just they didn't understand one simple thing, they have no more feelings. what is it like to be a mother family, chic, i paid attention to the father's hands - this is a man who has been working for his hands all his life, like which he worked a lot. he made this house with his hands. i wouldn't be surprised if from the foundation to the roof, that is, dad is very correct real, who all my life my mother worked with great lo

i want me president, former foster brothers and sisters out there who will be seeing this known as you can it. zara drainage will comb the fitness center. health and fitness is the foundation of who we are. we good with high blood pressure, obesity and multiple chronic illnesses. i that person to provide the knowledge that they need to take care of their health. the buckley brothers will co-owned the technology center just leaving that the example concern them. >> people of our color is also accepted in silicon valley helped inspire the community and our people just by, you know, just giving them access like we never had this type of access before type of opportunity in the tech sector around is still looking for investors hoping to secure a 10 million dollars more to launch the businesses and finance the owners for the first 2 years. as i like to tell all of them, you can't fail because if you fall down, we're going to pick you coming from a woman who has been picking up and inspiring people her entire adult in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 >> today president biden signed a pr

anna a n na foster anna foster in jerusalem. anna foster injerusalem.ealth organization says medical teams have been prevented from entering the refugee camp injenin, which is about five kilometres from the israeli border within the occupied west bank. they have also been accusations by palestinian groups that ambulances and health care centres have been targeted, and the un humanitarian office says that among those ten people killed, three are palestinian minors. israel for its part says this is an anti—terror operation and that it is in particular targeting thejenin brigade and part of that includes the islamichhad group. more on this story as we have it. the bbc has found that vulnerable women in the uk are being failed by police investigations into officers accused of sexually exploiting them. evidence has been deleted, and information requests show that after 500 allegations were made, just 2a officers were charged. ?the policing minister says he's taking action to root out predatory officers. our investigations correspondent noel titheradge has mo

those are not always the happy authorities in the foster care system. i was a lucky one and 80% of kids in foster care have a diagnose-able mental health condition. they are often the ones that are left behind in a system. i got lucky. i've seen the other side of where my life could have gone. and i am thankful and grateful that it didn't. but to those kids are kids trapped in the system oftentimes and bumped around and that is a place where governors and state legislators can directly leaning and have great effect and governor thank you for raising that issue. on the work that you've done because it is a population that sometimes gets left of this conversation about states in particular have a real opportunity to make a difference. >> one of the things i would like to highlight on that if you don't mind is presenting a little bit about the workshop and work that we have done which you expose a little bit -- we have the pleasure of being a nonprofit global organization, and this mission is to help all children be smarter and stronger and kind. or are so

i foster, what do i mean, baroness foster, what do you about this? you think about this?rs is a terribly long time. seven weeks is a time for the beeb to is a long time for the beeb to have waited to act well, i think i said initial when we began this earlier. this debate earlier. >> the is an arrogant >> the bbc is an arrogant organisation. seems organisation. it never seems to accept in so many accept responsibility in so many cases. accept responsibility in so many cases . it can never be wrong and cases. it can never be wrong and you even see when they do things andifs you even see when they do things and it's been proven that they've actually made errors, they're reluctant to actually they're so reluctant to actually to believe that they've been found sort of guilty. they didn't speak to the alleged star until , i believe, thursday of until, i believe, thursday of last week. well i come to the point. so as you've already mentioned, there have been some pretty dreadful cases , as we pretty dreadful cases, as we obviously have to be relatively careful what we're saying

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we long-term foster _ myself. how did that happen? we long-term foster emma _ myself.all sorts went on, she vaguely kept in touch via facebook, she got— vaguely kept in touch via facebook, she got back in touch two or three years— she got back in touch two or three years ago. — she got back in touch two or three years ago. "i— she got back in touch two or three years ago, "i really need to sort my life out, _ years ago, "i really need to sort my life out, can — years ago, "i really need to sort my life out, can i — years ago, "i really need to sort my life out, can i be part of your life again?" — life out, can i be part of your life again?" so— life out, can i be part of your life again?" so she came, at that point she was— again?" so she came, at that point she was living with a drug dealer, it was— she was living with a drug dealer, it was all— she was living with a drug dealer, it was all a — she was living with a drug dealer, it was all a mess, she got out of that on— it was all a mess, she got out of that on her— it was all a mess, she got out of that on her own,

hello, i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up on sportsday.e women's world cup so far as they beat two—time champions germany. so far as they beat the co—hosts new zealand have been knocked out. a goalless draw with switzerland not enough. one more day in the ashes series. it's set up to be a thriller at the oval, unless the weather has its say. and eight in a row for verstappen. the red bull driver is romping towards another world title. welcome along. we'll start with football and a dramatic day at the women's world cup, there was despair in dunedin where the co—hosts new zealand were knocked out. there were wins for norway and morocco and a shock in sydney — the two—time champions germany can't afford another slip—up after losing to colombia. joe lynskey reports. new zealand will be a host nation flooded with tears tonight. fulltime in dunedin, new zealand exit their own party. the co—hosts are out at the group stage. a 0—0 draw took switzerland through and in auckland gave norway a chance.

weekly euthanasia list is now they say urgently seeking more people to adopt and foster animals in needd the martina animal rescue shelter. it's in benicia says it's overcrowded with 25 dogs in a boarding facility. and apparently one of the facilities holding 15 of the dogs is closing by the end of the month. and if the rescue can't find homes for these dogs. the dogs, they say will most likely go back to a shelter and possibly face euthanasia. in a post on facebook. they say they mostly need foster homes who can take on larger dogs. >> the powerball jackpot is inching closer to 1 billion dollars after nobody matched all the numbers in last night's drawing. so saturday's drawing will be worth an estimated 875 million dollars making it the 3rd largest jackpot in the game's history. the cash value stands at about 442 million dollars. meantime, tomorrow night's mega millions jackpot. is at 560 million dollars. >> all right. this is interesting. the national park service posted this and they want people to to do knock over the rocks a safe. you're out hiking and you see a big stack of rocks

and you have just summed up baroness foster, have summed up foster, you have just summed up the betweene here between the left that's a left and the right. so that's a good end it. i think. good point to end it. i think. ranil jayawardena rebecca read my ranil jayawardena rebecca read my panel with me all my superstar panel with me all night, on the way with night, but also on the way with migrants on the bibby stockholm barge cricket barge to get free cricket and festival excursions. the festival excursions. why is the uk rolling out the uk government rolling out the red at the taxpayer's red carpet at the taxpayer's expense? laurence fox is investigating and fox investigating this and the fox report soon. next in the report soon. but next in the clash, was extraordinary. clash, this was extraordinary. spotify taking a million spotify are taking a £34 million hit the split hit in the wake of the split with the sussexes. so if harry and meghan just become a bad investment. and meghan just become a bad investnsheikh lee cohen do bushra sheikh lee cohen do battle on this, what do you thin

luckily, dogs trust stepped in and found him a foster home.adly, bryn�*s story is not a one—off. last year, 8,000 people were admitted to hospital with a dog—bite injury, and new data shows that more than 90% of dog bites on children happened at home by dogs known to them. despite this, 84% of parents told dogs trust that they leave their children and dogs together unsupervised. we have seen an increase in situations where dogs have reacted unfavourably towards children and a number of these times have been when children have been left unsupervised. you know, children are still maturing, they're still developing. children aren't necessarily able to understand how a dog is behaving, what the dog is telling them. and they can misinterpret a simple thing like a dog going back on their back as a �*hello, cuddle me, come and tickle my tummy�*. whereas the dog could actually be saying i'm quite scared of you, please give me some space. bryn�*s now enjoying life with foster carer nicholas. good boy! he's fantastic company. he keeps me fit because we

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this ad in the end goal will foster even more growth in the global south. as we know, the rigs country now is already and larger, has a larger share of the global g, d, p, and g 7 countries. and that trend will continue a big trend indeed, our take contributor carl vaal. thank you very much. thank you. our to, we'll be covering the russia africa summit in st. petersburg later this week. and bring you all the latest updates from the forum. stay tuned. the variable has officially gone digital as president boon had signed a law to propel the russian currency into a new financial dimension. moscow says the digital rubel will function as a 3rd form of the currency along side cash and contact those payments. the new type of rouble will be issued by rushes, central bank. all transactions start to be held via a special non internet platform. the digital currency is aimed at bringing russian citizens and enterprises the potential for boosting cross border payments. the russian business community has already endorsed the digital rubel saying it could help decrease co

well, 70's along the bayshore not too bad in foster city.jose, you'll be at 84 for your daytime high today. well, looking at a few low 90's for the inland east bay, such as the case and conquer down through walnut creek and danville, oakland, comparatively, really nice at 74. well, 80's to 90's across the north bay, antioch, yet again, one of her hotter spots at 95 degrees today. tomorrow we will see those triple digits popping up for some of our inland areas and saturday and sunday, as i mentioned, being are very hottest, nearing 110 dangerously hot conditions. check on neighbors that don't have air conditioning, make sure that they've got some access to cool air to help regulate body temperatures for a little bit. bayside city is also in for a warm into the 80's over the weekend. at least the heat doesn't last in this intensity forever. as you can see next week, we see a slow decline. this eventually gets us back to the 70's and 80's by next wednesday. now, as far as the roads go, hey, we're still looking good out there. we're seeing no ba

i'm 0llie foster. here's what's coming up for you on sportsday.g innings from stokes, but it's not enough to save the second test for england as australia take a 2—0 lead in the ashes. but did they win within the spirit of the game? jonny bairstow�*s dismissal led to australian players being verbally abused. three members at lord's have been suspended. it's now five formula one wins in a row as verstappen stretches his lead in the drivers standings and on the eve of wimbledon last year's runner up, nick kyrgios, he's pulled out with a wrist injury. hello there. welcome along. well, where do we start? in cricket, australia have gone 2—0 up in the ashes series after a highly charged and dramatic final day in the second test. ben stokes' magnificent century was in vain as australia won by 43 runs they had resumed. needing another 257 runs, england with six wickets in hand. as well. head to the bbc news website. hello there. i'm 0llie foster. by 43 runs they had resumed. needing another 257 runs, england with six wickets

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i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up for you on sportsday... brian harman beats the weather and the rest of the field to become open champion at hoylake. a wash—out out on the final day of the fourth test means australia keep hold of the ashes. and this is what a point means forjamaica at the world cup. we'll have the latest from the tournament. hello there, welcome along. let's start with the golf, because brian harman is the toast of hoylake after becoming the new open champion. the 36—year—old american finished six shots clear of the field at hoylake to claim his first major title. it was his first tournament win in six years. ben croucher sent us this from the royal liverpool course. the sunday at the open can provide tension and drama. it can do funny things to the best golfers in the world, but here in the driving rain at hoylake, brian harman reduced any hopes of a battle for the claretjug to a damp squib. and in truth, he won't mind one bit. he did most of the damage on friday, surging clear to a lead that he was never headed. on sunday

i'm max foster in lond.ian bianca is off, just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >>> i've got to be arrested. only because they want to arrest me. >> there's a lot of criminality. >> extreme heat batters the entire country. i try to find cool air, when it comes, yea, it's here, but, my god, it's only for a minute. >> it was a suicide bombing in the region of the northwestern province which borders af afgha afghanistan. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it's monday, july 31st. 9:00 a.m. here in london. 4:00 a.m. in miami, florida, where little known employee donald trump will appear in federal court in the coming hours as part of the criminal legislation which heavies mishandling. carlos de oliveira is a property manager here. he's charged with making false statements to the fbi when asked about the removal of boxes at the florida resort. he's also about krufd by trump aide walt nauta of trying to delete footage. here's what trump said on saturday. >> biggest complaint