shannan gilbert is an escort who gets a call to go out to oak beach, long island.ight, her client contacts her on craigslist, and she makes arrangements to meet him at his home. she's got a driver named michael pak who takes her there. >> the drill was they would drive around town and wait for a call to come from one of shannan's craigslist ads. then michael would get a small part of the fee in return for driving her around. >> shannan gilbert was a lovely, sweet little girl who came from ellenville, new york. >> she'd had a rough childhood. she was in and out of foster care most of her life. by all accounts, she was intelligent. she graduated high school at age 16. >> she had all kinds of dreams about being an actress and being a singer. she was drawn to new york city where she thought she was going to find her career. >> she was looking for work, and she saw an ad, something about modelling or something like that. she showed up. it wasn't about modelling. it was about something else. that's how she got into that business. >> that night was a slow night, and she w

on this day gilbert is back home in the north bay giving a clinic at the lawn club in st. helena. >> you see these doubles guys do it all the time. they're on top of the net, but it's not really realistic in 45 and older play. >> earlier this month he was on a much bigger stage, watching his newest client, coco gauff, win the u.s. open. >> now i'm really burning so bright right now. >> just like gilbert predicted, when they started working together earlier in the summer. >> on the third day that i was working with her, someone called me and asked me about how's it going? i said she's going to win the open and she's like no, brad, no. you're getting way ahead of yourself. i had just looked at the date of the u.s. open women's final was september 9th and i wrote down september 9th , we'll be there. >> while coco's game was on point in new york, her coach still had some work to do on match day. >> you try to be a little bit poker faced. every once in a while the wife would text me and say you're looking pretty fricking down. keep your head up. i try not to jump and down like

. >> reporter: long time tennis coach and tv analyst brad gilbert doesn't just talk the talk. >> i'm 62. i've been playing tennis literally since i've been 3 years old and i still love hitting. >> reporter: on this day gilbert is home in the north bay giving a clinic at the lawn club in st. helena. >> you see these doubles guys do it all the time. they're on top of the net, but it's not really realistic in 45 and older play. >> reporter: earlier this month he was on a much bigger stage watching his newest client, coco gauff, win the u.s. open. >> now i'm really burning so bright right now. >> reporter: just like gilbert predicted, when they started working together earlier in the summer. >> on the third day that i was working with her, someone called me and asked me how's it going? i said she's going to win the open. she goes no, brad, no. you're getting way ahead of yourself. i just looked at the date of the u.s. open women's final was september 9th and i wrote down september 9th we'll be there. >> reporter: while coco's game was on point in new york, her coach still had some work t

but where would we be without be actually gilbert except the world. i'm grateful for people like her thanks for joining us for another episode of the width of lowers. i'm john to reaku. we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 the, [000:00:00;00] the, the dds, a magic ukrainian conscripts sent on a suicide to charge a cut down along the front lines. he's more, i don't see a visit seeing examples here in region to a phone. the west, the medias claims ukrainian only has reached russian defenses. also it has the move in a t protest is arrested on friday alone and get it found to be full consecutive day of protests some the way it demonstrates is a few where we are. so the government for what they see is this to run the camera back to as a, by john and kenya and in the a demo. and we're phones of the un security council to include.

but where would we be without be actually gilbert except the world. i'm grateful for people like her thanks for joining us for another episode of the width of lowers. i'm john to reaku. we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the, the russian states never is as tight as on one of the most sense community best ingles, all sun set up the same assistance to far must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission the state on the rush of funding and split the ortiz food net keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say a request, which is the type of rick sanchez? and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously . why watch something that's so different by little opinions that he won't get anywhere else. what can i please or do the have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want marshall s

doctor gilbert sa s global consequences. doctor gilbert says antarctica _ global consequences.doctor gilbert says antarctica acts like _ global consequences. doctor gilbert says antarctica acts like a _ says antarctica acts like a refrigerator for earth, says antarctica acts like a refrigeratorfor earth, but says antarctica acts like a refrigerator for earth, but lose the reflective sea ice and much more of the sun's energy is going to be absorbed by the darker ocean, driving up temperatures. the worry is, the refrigerator could end up acting more like a radiator. justin rowlatt, bbc news. the united nations says the number of people killed in last week's floods in libya has reached more than 11,000. another 10 thousand people are still missing. two dams failed in a storm a week ago today which saw large parts of the eastern city of derna washed away. our correspondent anna foster is there and has this update on the situation. it is one of the most vitaljobs in derna. they gather in this hospital car park to process the dead. a black body bag is carefully unzipped. expert hands

but where would we be without be ashley gilbert except the world. i'm grateful for people like her thanks for joining us for another episode of the west of lowers. i'm john to reaku. we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the, [000:00:00;00] the, the garage of business services, the screen of the boss can do either to speak with key at the washington state, the bruce, the money to complete. the rest of the us just to phone up, send 2 professional men city and to keep the list of all but huge. but they used to do this for the cds. a mastercard ukrainian conscripts sent on the suicide to charge a cut down along the front line as a floor on gas via visits. visa photos here region to phone the west and medias claims the crating of the army has breached to russian defense. it also has the cuban ac protest is arrested on friday as demonstrations and get a band continued fast polls consecutive day on meetings. i'm good at the government for what days? the the surrender here go. no tara box to as a fine job. washington a points, a new woodstock for the u.

but where would we be without be actually gilbert except the world. i'm grateful for people like her thanks for joining us for another episode of the west of lowers. i'm john to reaku. we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the soon as 2016 numerous monuments to soviet soldiers and potent ukraine and the baltic states have been destroyed all vandalized fish, their stuff by pharmacy to be the full certainly within. yeah. i'm not sure. or even some others could ask if i don't think so. that's the most on whether it's, it's special. most of the police government denies the rules, so it'd be assumed just in the victory of a naziism. and is it raising historical memories of world war 2? because the order, although it did seem to know so we regimes the trustees would remain, thinks in people's consciousness, but have a but as long as russell phobia is profitable and brings dividends, you are willing to have a to rewrite the past year to, to take up the aisle provides for the stadium upstairs and i need to see because it looks like so. i need to be the yes.

and i have one of the meet ashley gilbert for a long time and i'm very pleased to have her with us on the show actually welcome. it's great having you. thank you so much for having me. i'm excited to meet you too . oh, the pleasure of mine, and my goodness, there is so much to ask you when you decided to blow the whistle on wrong doing it, apple. you really decided to blow the whistle. tell us about how this whole thing got started. it was all about environmental issues at the beginning. what made you initially decide to make that complaint? yeah, it turned into something very, very complicated, but it started into something very simple, which was i moved into a new apartment complex and i bought it very ill. immediately. i was on short term disability. i thought i could be dying doctors or screaming me forbid, or misses. i had 7 months later, i just have her. the apartment was built on a toxic waste splint up site. and then 2 years later, i find out that my employer at that time apple was operating a secret. somebody can dr. manufacturing plant outside our windows venting a bunch of

i play every single shot with an eastern forehand grip. >> this day gilbert is home in the north bay giving a clinic at the lawn club in st. helena. >> you see these doubles guys do it all the time. they're on top of the net, but it's not really realistic in 45 and older play. >> earlier this month he was on a much bigger stage watching his newest client, coco gauff, win the u.s. open. >> now i'm really burning so bright right now. >> just like gilbert predicted, when they started working together earlier in the summer. >> on the third day that i was working with her, someone called me and asked me about how's it going? i said she's going to win the open and she goes no, brad, no, you're getting way ahead of yourself. i just looked at what the date was of the u.s. open women's final was september 9th and i wrote down september 9th we'll be there. >> while coco's game was on point in new york, her coach still had some work to do on match day. >> you try to be a little poker faced. every once in a while the wife will text me and said you're looking pretty fricking down. keep your head

gilbert doctor, independent international affairs analyst joining us from brussels. hello, mr. pleasure to have you on the program, now southeastern ukraine is a flat territory and ideal for a tanks, but the only problem is that you know being as far as we are. into this war, russia has spent months building, we know uh trenches, it's fortifications uh, huge mine fields, we know the reinforce its positions there, do you feel it's this delivery now is a little too little, too late, considering how well the russians have anticipated this move, well the united is doing several contradictory things at the same time, uh, in delivering the aprons tanks, it is checking box, they were promised check it, they'... been delivered and that is the only sense that i see in this, it is part of the argument that will come later, who lost ukraine, well they gave them the abrahams tanks and they still lost, so i don't see that this has value in the battlefield in ukraine, it has value in the battle of words in the united states once ukraine loses. however, i said it's contradiction, because this

but where would we be without be actually gilbert except the world. i'm grateful for people like her thanks for joining us for another episode of the width of lowers. i'm john to reaku. we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the a hi, acceptance, and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously . why watch something that's so different. little opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do you have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you, i'm comfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way inside the it's high time to reform the existing global governance architecture as soon as possible. it hasn't met the requirements of the ear off for a long time versus 4 minutes the pushes for a reform of global decision making, stressing that the un nee

i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with ashley gilbert. a whistleblower from apple who called attention to environmental dangers at the world's biggest company as well as privacy concerns and other issues. and as you might expect, she paid for her whistle blowing with her career. actually good to have you with us . thanks again for joining us. you john. actually tell us about some of the legal issues involved in your whistle blowing. it seems to me that here you were making protected whistleblower disclosures at the very least the company should have been investigating your complaints. but as often happens they attack the messenger. apple is represented by one of the most powerful law firms in the world of melvin and myers. did you have any representation? was there anybody out there to protect your interests? or were you on your own? as i was on my own in every way possible. obviously, i think the other issue would be huge, that corporations that have way too much control. and so for lawyers, they were all intimidated by how complicated t

gilbert, dr. raw joining us there out of brussels and viewers. that brings us conclusion of the second press tv news review program, thank you for tuning in, and goodbye for now. china has blastered an eu plan to launch an anti-subsidy investigation into chinese electric vehicles, amit escalating economic tensions between beijing and brussels. china's vice premier lefeng express beijing's high concern and strong satisfaction over the probe during a meeting with the block's trade commissioner in beijing. brussels announced a probe earlier this month, it accused the world's biggest ev producer of flooding global markets with electric cars that had unfairly low prices thanks to huge state subsidies. the investigation could see the imposition of punitive tariffs on chinese evs to protect european car makers. china has described the plan as a protectionist warning that such investigation could harm economic and trade relations between beijing and brussels. in the wake of a string of natural disasters,

gilbert, dr. raw joining us there out of brussels and viewers, that brings us to the conclusion of the segment your press tv news review program. thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now, the cost of living christ. in the uk isn't just making life difficult but also shorter, that's according to a study which has found that the inflation fuel skirge will cause thousands of premature deaths and significantly widen the wealth and health gap between the richest and the poorest. the modelling study suggests the number of people dying before the age of 75 will rise 6.5% this year due to the sustained period of high prices. it's also forecast that the most deprived house rolls will experience four times the number of extra deaths than their wealthiest counterparts. the findings were published in the journal bmj public health. researchers stressed that imple public policy responses are not sufficient to protect health and prevent widening inequalities. millions of britains have been hit hard with the l

john gilbert who recently passed. ms. ross: from dr. gilbert's time in serving to the u.s. army to his tenure on the wake county school board, he devoted his life to serving others. john gilbert was a towering figure in wake county, best known for his unwavering dedication to the wake county public school system. at a time of enormous change, dr. gilbert combated segregation and brought additional resources to underserved schools. after 16 years of service on the school board, on served on the wake county board of elections where he worked to uphold fair elections and secure voting rights for all. today john gilbert's enduring legacy lives through the many people and students whose lives he transformed. our community is forever indebted to john gilbert. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized 1. mr. la

gilbert: yes.nd of india in the past years, compared to china, we see that it's different. china was ahead in the past years. that caused a problem like we see today. the growth rate. global growth is very low compared to the growth rate in the emerging economy. when i talk about china or india, the youth. shery: thank you very much for joining us today in the new york city -- studio. we do have breaking news out of japan. we are getting the latest trade numbers with the august export numbers, a contraction of 0.8% year on year. the estimate of a contraction was more than 2%. imports as well, still a contraction of 17.8% but it's not a 20% contraction that economists had expected. that means a trade deficit that is coming in at ¥555.7 billion. adjusted for the month of august. we have more to come on daybreak: asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with

oakland native brad gilbert joined her team as a consultant in the summer.ilbert says a tennis shop up in marin county gets a big hug from gauff right there. and then legend billie jean king presents her with the trophy. goff is the youngest american to win the open since serena williams in 1999. so coco, golf's championship point is our good night play of the game sponsored by mancini sleep world sleep better live better. all right. time now for our plays of the day. and we got some great ones. we'll start with division two, colorado, mesa taking on san diego, a busted trick play and freshman offensive lineman cooper, mumford picks it up and throws a touchdown. it's a different kind of big man. td colorado mesa pulls the upset and wins in overtime. look at that looking like a quarterback play to deion sanders in colorado with their home opener and his son qadoura sanders threw for 393 yards and two touchdowns. the colorado crowd. oh, they are hyped up. the buffs roll nebraska 36 to 14. they already doubled last year's win total. their storm in the field. es

and i'm very much honored with the presence of our brother gilbert, director general of the international labor organization and my brother luis marin, the labor minister of brazil. and i also like to greet the participation of the main leaders of the american federation of labor and other labor organizations in the us, in which i owe them. a lot of, i'm very grateful to them because in many difficult moments that we had in brazi the u.s. labor movement showed solidarity, provided solidarity to us. to the brazilian labor movement. when i joined the trade union activities. a long time ago, i would never imagine that i would become the president of my country. and i would never could imagine to be side by side the president biden, side by side the director general of discussing the creation of decent work policy and partnership to improve the lives of the poor workers, especially in this digitalized world where artificial intelligence speaks much more powerfully than the workers voice. so this is a moment of great -- that i'm very grateful. we know what happened with the neo liberal politic

one example they cite, the author elizabeth gilbert, writer of eat, pray, love.ily fleeing religious persecution. but so intense was the "book—lash", that injune, she said she was indefinitely "removing the book from its publication schedule." with us tonight cathy young, author at the bulwork, who wrote the piece that stirred my interest for the the bulwark, "the book—banners on the left". and also ernest 0wens, political writer at large for philadelphia magazine. he has recently published a book called the case for cancel culture: how this democratic tool works to liberate us all. does it liberate us all? i read these examples and i fear that the space for freedom and thought of expression is drinking in front of us. �* . . , ~' expression is drinking in front of us. a . , ~ ., , expression is drinking in front of us. ~ ., ,, expression is drinking in front of us. ~ ., us. actually i think that this is a tool, us. actually i think that this is a tool. like _ us. actually i think that this is a tool. like all — us. actually i think that this is a tool, like all

but it is a panel discussion in featuring and elizabeth gilbert i'm so sorry elizabeth the pilbara and kate zernike the we are so happy to have them all here to discuss their their books and to honor women's history month. so i can kate to nikki is a pulitzer prize winning new york times reporter and, author of the just released book, the thousand. nancy hopkins a mighty in the fight for women in science allison gilbert is an emmy award winning journalist and coauthor of alice in the world how the intrepid elsie robinson became america's most read woman, a groundbreaking biography that the wall street journal receives is an important to women's history and elisabeth griffith historian, a former leader in the national women's political caucus and women's campaign fund and author of formidable american women and the fight for equality the 1922 2020. but far available for sale and finding after the program and i youth give them a very warm welcome welcome here to. i also qualify as a biographer too. my first book was a biography of elizabeth really stanton that ken briggs into his only do

she is coached by bay area native, brad gilbert. history made on the court. novak djokovic won the open final in straight sets to win is 24th grand slam. that matches american legend margaret court for the most grand slam single title in tennis history. in a post match interview his coach said this is one of the biggest achievements, not just in tennis but sports overall. novak djokovic has reached the final in half. talk about dominance. >>> coming up on our 9:30 stream, thieves in the east bay making bigger and bigger scores on the water. why residents say they're on their own when it comes to pirates. >>> but first, the town showed his pride over the weekend. we have a look at the lgbtq+ celebration in oakla oh ms. flores, what would we do without you? leaderer of many,, anand pet wranangler too.. you reportrt to your b bos, everery afternoooon. so beaeautiful. so becomoming a stududent agn mimight seem i impossible.. hehello, mi amamor. bubut what if f a school coululd be therere for all o o? carereer, familyly, financnces and menental heal. wellll, it ca

oakland native brad gilbert joined her team as a consultant in the summer.a tennis shop up in marin county, gets a big hug coming up from golf and legend billie jean king presents her with the trophy. goff is the youngest american to win the open since serena williams did that in 1999. abc7 sports is sponsored by river rock casino. zach all right. >> and that's it for tonight. i'm zach fuentes, abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at five. don't forget we're streaming oakland pride live at 11 a.m. for francis and chris, thanks for joining us. >> the this is abc 724 live in san francisco live in the south bay in san jose in concord. >> live in oakland. yes you're watching abc seven news live anytime anywhere. >> here we are. >> we are. >> we are. >> we are. we are. >> we are where you are. never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. >> download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and metastatic breast cancer are living longer with kisqali. so, long live family time. long live dreams. and long live you. kisqali is a pill proven to help women

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good morning to gilbert. caller: thank you for c-span. to top stories i have.he first one being, the legislature coming out of the senate from the honorable missouri senator judge charlie, trying to curtail the interest rate on credit cards that are 18%. i think america should be on board to senator harley. we have allowed these banks, the credit cards, to run longshots. it is another user, in a sense. number two, when you think about the second thought i had about the united auto workers. we have ceos making 100 times more than the people that do the actual work. inflation, we must support wills like -- senators like harley. we must curtail these high interest rates on these credit cards, these banks are overcharging us. host: thanks for calling. on the uaw, this tweet yesterday from the president. president biden saying tuesday, i will go to michigan to join in the picket line and stand in solidarity with the men and women of the uaw. as they fight for a fair share of the value they helped create. it is time for a win-win agreement that keeps american auto ma

sitting down toward morgan hill and gilbert.if you're heading out to the pga event in napa this weekend temperatures almost ideal. mid-70s will saturday and sunday . get up there and enjoy. cause in the morning and sunshine in the afternoon. air-quality would be in the moderate category there should be a whole lot worse. temperatures warm up toward the tail end of the forecast but the warm-up only send this back into the low to mid 70s around the bay into the low to mid 80s inland and that is what is normal for the last few day of summer and the first day of fall. the equinox on friday. it is exactly what we have into early next week and then it's back to what is closer for average this time of year. >> thank you. >>> a bill that would crackdown on speeders is headed to governor newsom's desk. it'll set up a pilot program and six california cities including san francisco, san jose and oakland. the cities will be able to install cameras to catch drivers meeting. offenders will get tickets in the mail and these cameras will help k

from gilbert. gilbert, new hampshire. mr. ramaswamy: great. we have not been to gilbert yet.e shed. if you are open, sign up with us. we want to get young people in the primaries. thank you. >> elise. i want to thank you for everything you are doing. how far is that? >> like 15. or 10 minutes mr. ramaswamy: thank you. that means a lot. did you sign up with us? >> yes. mr. ramaswamy: we are going to stay in touch. get the young people out. good to see you. >> thank you. mr. ramaswamy: tell me where you are. northampton? >> yes. mr. ramaswamy: health -- help us spread the message. thank you. i appreciate you. i appreciate that. we need to do our part. spread the message. >> i well. mr. ramaswamy: hello. where do you live? >> manchester. mr. ramaswamy: thank you for coming. help us spread the message in manchester. stay in touch. thank you. >> hello, nice to me to. susan. mr. ramaswamy: susan. good to see you guys. my friend here. there are counting on you. i appreciate that. channel your energy to help us win this. hello. how are you? >> good. >> great smile. mr. ramaswamy: jus

gauff coached by the bay area native brad gilbert will advance to the quarter finals in new york for the second straight year. >>> nfl this time next sunday. the 49ers with or without nick bosa. we'll be 1-0 or 0-1. now monday is a holiday. what's the linebacker cooking up? >> i could make a turkey, a ham, some chicken, whatever you want. i'm not very patient. >> and on the opposing offense last year, combining for 250 tackles. they're ready to eat again this season. and utensils are optional. >> is it true that you said he's the kind of guy that would eat with his hands? >> that's right. that's all of us though. >> i am eating my dessert. how do you eat it? with your hands? [ laughter ] >> you want guys who are going to get down and dirty and get in the trenches. >>> just wondering, either one of you. are you much of a griller? >> and i gave mine up. >> you show up. it will come off the grill. i leave it to the experts. what about you? >> i don't. what about you? >> i'm old school. but the weber grill, the lighter fluid. let it cook down and the throw is your choice on there. >> we'

europe, gilbert park was not destined to remain for long, the doctor was traveling, some of the plantsection, however, already in our time, part of the garden was restored into a cozy park with colorful sculptures. there is a monument to the jellyfish himself, but this graceful young man is a collective image of the architects who built the city, for sure, grandfather, there is a souvenir doll version of him. people in grodno love dolls very much. they are everywhere here, for example, in the puppet theater they are sold on the pedestrian street. but now i’ll meet the person who makes them masterfully. my new friend has been living in the suburbs since she moved. she actually started sewing dolls it turned out to be a double downshifting of residence and trophies. i would like to introduce you to tatyana tatyana hello tatyana for a long time. well, in my opinion, he simply creates magic with his own hands. she creates magical worlds of magical characters and makes so many people happy tatyana what is the name of your profession? i don’t know what we call a good craftsman. it’s been a l

at one point during the match, she told her coach, brad gilbert, to stop talking. >>> former new mexicotary and u.n. ambassador bill richardson has died. richardson dedicated his post-political career to getting american prisoners released from hostile foreign countries. last year he helped secure the release of wnba all star brittney griner from a russian prison. the richardson center for global engagement said the diplomat died in his sleep friday at his home in chatham, massachusetts. he was 75. >>> egyptian-born businessman mohammed al fayed has died. his family says the former owner of harrod's department store and the fulham football club died last wednesday. along with his business success, the 94-year-old mogul was known for his attacks on the british establishment. which he blamed for the deaths of his son dodi fayed and princess diana in the car crash. he claimed the royal family did not want diana dating an egyptian. >>> legendary rockers aerosmith are back in the saddle again for what the band says is its farewell tour. the peace out tour opened saturday night in philadelphi

family friend in fellow student brady gilbert says daniels loved her boys and the team. she was awesome. she was feeling like one of the greatest mom. the support she never missed a the daniels family has been asking for privacy at this time, but they're asking for the community to keep them in their prayers. daniels has been also shared with principal kipp glazer. but after daniel's death at the hospital, she still giving life to others. and he said her organ donation has already saved >> 4 lives it is something they he wants people to know and encourage other people to consider becoming organ donor. >> well, another family friend has started a gofundme to help the daniels family during this tragic time. and as of this report, it is raised more than $130,000 reporting in mountain view. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> police in vallejo are investigating a crash that ended with a teenager dead. the crash happened about 6.30, this morning near columbus and redwood parkway. police say a teenage driver lost control of the pickup truck hit the center median and rolled over. the dr

dr gilbert says antarctica acts like a refrigerator for earth.n's energy is going to be absorbed by the darker ocean, driving up temperatures. the worry is the refrigerator could end up acting more like a radiator. justin rowlatt, bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. british opposition leader, keir starmer, has promised he'll try to re—write britain's brexit deal with the european union, if his labour party wins the next general election. mr starmer said he would make closer relations with the eu a priority, to bolster britain's economic growth. but he's ruled out re—joining the customs union, the single market or the eu itself. over 15,000 protesters in new york city kicked off "climate week", ahead of the start of the un general assembly this week. they are calling for world leaders to end the use of fossilfuel, and drive action to combat climate change. sunday's demonstration is a part of 500 planned protests across the globe. co—founder of rolling stone magazine, jann we

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dr gilbert says antarctica acts like a refrigerator for earth. is going to be absorbed by the darker ocean, driving up temperatures. the worry is the refrigerator could end up acting more like a radiator. justin rowlatt, bbc news. dr t] young, a lecturer in physical geography at university of st andrews, has been giving me his assessment of the situation. i think the findings are quite significant and of great concern to us researchers, notjust in the uk but all over the world, researchers researching cis because the amount of sea ice reduced... it acts as a natural buffer between the ocean in the solar heating from the suns rays. a reduction of that extent can result in out larger proportion of the ocean surface being heated by the sun. essentially less sea ice means more melting in our two antarctic ocean. until 2016 antarctica is winter cis have been growing in size until 2016 antarctica is winter sea ice have been growing in size and this was a region considered to be fairly resistant to climate change what do you think are the factors that c

gilbert sainz is counseling supervisor at bay area addiction research and treatment center or bart. he understood hands firsthand what san francisco's statistics are showing. i am sad to report that 84 people died of an accidental overdose in august. on monday, the department of public health announced the number of fatal opioid overdoses tied a record level in response, the city announced the rollout of a new dashboard on the sf gov website. it will show data on monthly overdoses as well as other numbers of people receiving treatment. the city also says they are partnering with organizations to extend hours to nights and weekends for medical treatment centers where people can walk in and get help, often on the same day with drugs such as methadone and wraparound services with homeless advocates and counselors, addiction is something they have. it's not something they are. and it's difficult when they just don't show up. sane says his clinics extended hours have seen a large number of new clients seeking help, but he feels they're fighting against what feels like a flood of fentanyl

keep it here on our, to international the or bright and early at 7 am here at most gilbert, although today is the official kick off to the g. 20 summit in new delhi and special coverage is kicking off of this. our with the union enable, get back to you and, and very, very shortly. but for right now on the program, we do have a breaking news. this our almost 300 people have been killed in over a 100 injured and i'm more in morocco. this is off to, as we understand a deadly earthquake ship the country. it's represented located some ac kilometers away from our cache, which is now just off the 5 o'clock in the morning there on saturday of the rock over staying outdoors to avoid the danger of collapse. buildings have you ever sent? there was a registered near the town of our house by some residence reported remain trapped under deputy, and many locals are displaced bearing a 2nd wave of tremors. but over now we heard from a journalist at martin jay, he is there in morocco. a country isn't it? so in the state of shock, there is a certain amount of a panic and disbelief just about every sin