found an excuse for the murder of his guardian, a teenager from krasnoyarsk krai. the boy was detained during lessons, he went to study, the night before he stabbed to death the woman who raised him in... the schoolboy claims that he lived, to put it mildly, not very well, she drank, took out her anger on those around her, especially on her own mother, so the teenager stood up for his grandmother, however , not everything is so transparent in his description, aleftina marchenko will continue: getting ready for school, he left the scene of the murder of his guardian lara as is, crumpled linen in the corner, overturned chairs on the table next to a bunch of keys, money wrapped up from the evening, an untouched loaf of bread, valerra knew that as soon as the slam shut behind him... the first version was that the teenager stabbed fifty-four year old woman in the heat of an argument, she made him do his homework, and he didn't want to, but the truth according to valera was much more complicated, if i may say so, more tragic, he grabbed a knife when drunk lara again bega

so this is from the guardian. this is the headune from the guardian. is the headline reads record amount of anti—muslim abuse has been reported in the uk since the 7th of october attacks. now, this is from the guardian, which is why it sort of it probably focuses on anti—muslim abuse . it does on anti—muslim abuse. it does later on go to talk about. there's been a sharp rise also in anti—semitism in the uk, and there's independent trustees for both communities that have reported. i think it was 4971 incidents of anti—muslim hate and 5500 anti—semitic incidents . yes. >> we win. >> we win. >> yeah, because that is what this is about. josh, it's the jews win. >> we win. yeah. so per capita. well, let's let's talk about that. >> yeah . so obviously tensions >> yeah. so obviously tensions are high and obviously it's a shame that any sort of resentment or hate has has left that conflicted area. and it's come to the uk. i've always been a big advocate and said it's disgusting when anyone uses this as an as an example to use violence on both sides. >> that's

the guardian send up rookie john kinsey, noel to pinch hit. and here's how it sounds. how did on the cleveland spanish broadcast left all the best nicknames ever he tied the game person ever to hit a game-tying home run in the ninth? >> the banning of a postseason game and the drama though was not done. bottom of the tenth, david bri was at the plate with two outs do it we means >> he had a homerun that run there from david bri, the dodgers, meanwhile, dominating the mets again no hey ohtani, a leading off the game for la with a solo home run and then it was mooc batch just having a fantastic game. >> he went four for six of the double home run and four rbis. mets. >> they left 12 and then on base, dodgers would win this one tend to two, they now outscore the nets 30 than nine in this series la, they can advance their first world series since 2020 with a win. today in game five, that's at five eastern, then you've got the yankees and the guardians ed. you can watch that one on our sister network, tbs. and streaming on max but gazy, i imagine those cleveland fans just e

meanwhile, guardians in six. >> derek: hater. >> david: you know it.] >> alex: yankees in six. aaron judge will light up and i predict two to three home runs in a short series. >> kevin: will find out what happens when yankees get good news, anthony rizzo on the roster. they missed him in round one. why don't we welcome in our buddy ken rosenthal. ken hey, the calendar says october 14. why is this day so significant? >> ken: every day in the postseason offers the promise of something special. for some reason, this day, october 14, it's produced more than its share of crazy memorable moments. what is it about october 14th? it's a day just like any other day, albeit a day during the baseball postseason when momentous things can and often do happen. still, the number of entries for this date in baseball history is rather staggering. it makes you wonder what today might have in store. let's start almost 60 years ago, 1965. game 7 of the world series, dodgers at twins. sandy koufax coming off a shutout against jim kaat and game 5 working on two days and wha

we're in the guardian now. and josh , president macron now., president macron wants to know. hey, guys, why can't we all just get along? just. >> it's a comedy show, josh. okay? >> it's a comedy show i want to be funny about, you know, countries here trying to eradicate israel. >> the only funny, just democracy in the middle east. >> i'm going to be real funny about this. netanyahu hits out at macron over call for halt to arms exports to israel. so essentially what it is israel now taking care of hezbollah, which in lebanon, france has connections in lebanon . and now connections in lebanon. and now france said, oh, fine, you know, oh, we america should stop selling weapons to israel, whilst israel finds itself fighting on seven different fronts and brilliantly, netanyahu, who i'm not historically been a fan of . but historically been a fan of. but i've got to be honest, he's gone up, in my estimation, over the last couple of weeks with the destruction of hezbollah, has basically just put out this amazing video that just says, we don't need yo

guardian next kerry.meone who's working illegally whilst on the dole, what do you make of this one, >> how would you how would you actually start? >> how did you find out? >> how did you find out? >> are you are you checking my. you're checking my bank account. >> do some funny stories. now, everybody at home. this is where the funny stuff slowly moving towards. >> we're moving towards. we're getting pizza time. let's not rush it. it's a process and we're moving on. my mic's only just started working. i can't really go crazy too fast, this is about the monitoring. monitoring of uk bank accounts for benefit frauds, which is being proposed at the moment, andifs being proposed at the moment, and it's of course, a lot of people complaining about it because it's truly ominous and it's got that feeling. you remember during blair's government there was a there was a lot of this and there was, we had all the databases going on and so on, and loads of laws against free speech and checking up on us and so on. and,

ciaran from the guardian. the labour mp — ciaran from the guardian.bour mp jas atwell was revealed today to be the owner of a failing children's care home _ of a failing children's care home. can i ask what reassurances you have sought from — reassurances you have sought from him _ reassurances you have sought from him about that and whether there _ from him about that and whether there was— from him about that and whether there was any conflict of interest when that care home won— interest when that care home won contracts from the council of which — won contracts from the council of which he was the leader? i am of which he was the leader? am not of which he was the leader? i am not across the full details of this, although i have seen the story. what i would say is i would expect anyone in a situation like that to take their responsibilities seriously.— their responsibilities seriousl. , ., seriously. lucy from the financial _ seriously. lucy from the financial times. - seriously. lucy from the financial times. your i financial times. your chancell

controversy has seen numerous high-profile columnists walk away from the paper, including former guardian hadley freeman and david aranovic. friedland, despite his own pro israel world view, attacked the paper for being a partizan ideological instrument and said that it had no real accountability because the papers owners are unknown, this the scandal at the jewish chronicle highlights the fractures within the zionist movement and the increasing fragility of the israel lobby in britain. joining me in the studio as usual is our resident expert david miller who's widely regarded as the uk's preeminent scholarly critic of israel. david's a senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaham university and is a co-director of the lobby in watch dog spinwatch and acer win stanley is today's guest contributor. acer is investigative journalist. associate editor with the electronic interfada. he publishes a weekly substact newsletter called palestine is still the issue and host the electronic interfada podcast. his book, weaponizing anti-semitism, offers a detailed

i mean, you've got the jewish news, the guardian, john friedland obviously associated with and others, they're also complicit, aren't they? yeah, absolutely, the jewish news is another newspaper, which like the jewish chronicle, um, portrays itself, as the the voice of the jewish community in britain that it is a jewish community newspaper, but both the jewish chronicles and jewish news are, they're really their main focus is not so much jewish life in britain, although they do report on that too, but is really israel is really propping up, israel is really propping up support for israel uh in the west, the jewish news as well was also very involved in the campaign against corbin, if you remember at the labor party conference. believe in 2019 they had a front page, yes uh story in which they were really trying to um say that the pro-palestinian motion at conference that year was anti-semitic and they were they were they were calling it disturbing that there was palestinian flags uh flying at labour party conference so the they were equally as involved in the campaign as the the jewish

controversy has seen numerous high profile columnists. walk away from the paper, including former guardian editor jonathan frieedland, as well as david badale, hadley freeman and david aranovic. friedland, despite his own pro israel world view, attacked the paper for being a partisan ideological instrument and said that it had no real accountability because the papers owners are unknown. the scandal at the jewish chronicle highlights the fractures within the zionist movement. and the increasing fragility of the israel lobby in britain. joining me in the studio as usual, is our resident expert david miller who's widely regarded as the uk's preeminent scholarly critic of israel. david's a senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaham university and he's a co-director of the lobby and watch talk spinwatch. and acer win stanley is today's guest contributor. acer is investigative journalist and associate editor with the electronic interfarda. he publishes a weekly substact newsletter called palestine is still the issue and host the electronic interfada podc

this is santa claus, who was sent to earth by the guardians of time for his misdeeds. he meets his granddaughter, the snow maiden, also a sorceress. now together they protect humanity from magic. they are opposed by the sorceress dasha, an internet star who, as usual, seeks eternal youth and finds it in social networks, subscribers and likes. the more of them, the younger the blogger. sergei garmash became father frost. the snow maiden was played by the aspiring actress masha koshina. the role of blogger dasha was played by daria moroz. half of it sometimes happens right here, now on the site, semi-improvisationally. and on the one hand, this is so. how are we doing this now let's do it? on the other hand, it's very interesting what paval semenovich will suggest or come up with next. and then , i think, the day before yesterday he called me and said: "i came up with it, i came up with it." i think it's cool, awesome, and it really turned out very cool, you can already see the fairy tale in a modern style in the cinema, vasilisa and the guardians of time has been releas

vasilisa and the guardians of time. let's start with it. russian fairy tale mixed with virtual reality. this is how the blockbuster from pavel lungin turned out. fantasy, a genre not quite typical for him, the director rethinks folk legends, expanding them to the size of a myth. the story expands. the villains are not just bad. they have their own motives, going as in life from childhood. i tried to bring this note, and some myth that revolves, in general, around the grandfather moroz, the snow maiden we know, but there are also elements of psychoanalysis, trauma, childhood grievances and other magical things. a sorcerer from a distant universe gets into the modern world, this is grandfather frost, who was sent to earth for his misdeeds. he meets his granddaughter snegurochka, also a sorceress, now together they protect humanity from magic, they are opposed by the sorceress dasha, an internet star who, as usual, is looking for eternal youth, finds it in social networks, subscribers and likes, the more of them, the younger the blogger, serge

i will go to richard at the guardian.— the guardian. climate scientists _ the guardian.logies. . ._ and storage relies on proven technologies... could you 'ust ut technologies... could you 'ust put the... fi technologies... could you 'ust put the... ? fl technologies... could you 'ust put the... ? climate �* technologies... could you just | put the... ? climate scientists say carbon _ put the... ? climate scientists say carbon capture _ put the... ? climate scientists say carbon capture relies - put the... ? climate scientists say carbon capture relies on . say carbon capture relies on proven— say carbon capture relies on proven technologies with huge emissions. is it right to lock the — emissions. is it right to lock the uk _ emissions. is it right to lock the uk into fossil fuel assets well— the uk into fossil fuel assets well into— the uk into fossil fuel assets well into the 2030s and 40s and beyond? — well into the 2030s and 40s and beyond? and if i may, you have previously— beyond? and if i may, you have previously expressed support for changing the law on assisted d

controversy has seen numerous high profile columnists walk away from the paper, including former guardian editor jonathan frieedland as well as david badale, hadley frieman and david aranovic. friedland, despite his own pro israel world view, attacked the paper for being a partisan ideological instrument and said that it had no real accountability because the papers owners are unknown. the scandal at the jewish chronicle highlights the fractures within the zionist movement and the increasing fragility of the israel lobby in britain. joining me in the studio as usual, is our resident expert david miller who's widely regarded as the uk's preeminent scholarly critic of israel. david's a senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zayim university and is a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and acer win stanley is today's guest contributor. acer is investigative journalist and associate editor with the electronic interfada. he publishes a weekly substact newsletter called palestine is still the issue and the electronic interfada podcast, his boo

the members of the parliament discussed the amendments in order to secure the opinion of the guardian council and that i am actually speaking for the dear viewers and reporting that the parliament has entered another order and continued to review the plan related to amendment of articles of the law on the organization of duties and elections of the islamic councils of the country well, this plan was also reviewed in the previous sessions of the parliament, it has 51 amended articles, 67 of which have been approved . that with the passage of time, well, they will disappear there is no law anymore, he investigates them , he delivers them, especially in the section of violations, in the section, in fact, in the section of advertising in the virtual space and also meritocracy, due to the lack of time, i quickly read my report for you, god willing, we will be at your service for the next sections. thank you for your explanation mr. pesbar, i will say goodbye to you and thank you for your company. and this news section will be presented to you in the next section of ras at 11 o'clock. have

peace and mercy of god and his guardians be upon this mujahid in the path of god.f god for him who has a lifetime in the community. این جانب به خاندان گرامی و همکاران مکرم این شهید عزیز تبریک و تسلیت می گویم و تفضل الهی را برای همه آنان مسئلت می کنم سید علی خامنه ای ۱۰ مهر ۱۴۳ ادای احترام مقام های کشورمان به سید مقاومت در ادامه حضور شخصیت های سیاسی کشورمان در ده . more tehran hizbollah lebanon today, the head of the judiciary , the secretary of the supreme national security council, a number of members of the council for the detection of weapons, the guardian council of imam khomeini, the speaker of the guardian council, the head of the national media, and the mayor of tehran paid their respects to martyr seyed hassan nasrallah in a meeting with the representative of hizbullah in tehran. . the head of the judiciary emphasized in this meeting that the zionist regime cannot proceed with the support of some western governments. stop the resistance. be sure that the zionist enemy, the criminal america, that the flag of hezbollah, the flag of resistance, will not remain

self-governing government or self-governing government. same as the egyptian government became the guardian of israel , instead of actually advancing the national goals of the palestinian nation , the result is that the palestinian nation does not see a way other than this third way in front of itself. the way of peace is not a way. its slogan is actually a public diplomacy project and a game. the beautification of israel was discussed from madrid to oslo, but in the end it became clear that instead of selling mirage water to the palestinian leadership, there is no point in this tunnel that they entered, on the other side of which was a big valley that actually ended palestine. there is one meaning and this is the palestinian resistance that uses the support that exists from the line of resistance this third way has tried to keep the palestinian issue alive and put israel under pressure and erosion so that a new condition can be provided and a new equation can actually cause the existing order in palestine to collapse and create a new order in it. . mr. doctor, i think we have two minutes u

so this is from the guardian.shihara amid rising customers abusing staff. >> kasahara say the japanese accent. >> i'm not going to do that. no, no. okay, i quite enjoy my playstation. but yeah, this is basically a story of people in japan or they've seen it specifically people in tokyo. they've experienced higher levels of abuse from customers, which is basically what we've had in the uk for years. our customers are really horrible. we are terrible, terrible people. so i think this is quite a shock because i think in japan people are quite typically well mannered and they've got aud and they have a sense of dignity and shame. i've been to japan, i know a lot about japanese culture and they are very rudest people. >> that is not true. >> that is not true. >> you're thinking of china. you're thinking of china? >> no, i'm saying i'm saying thatis >> no, i'm saying i'm saying that is very rude. the japanese in the article, it says that you continue. then i'll put my $0.02 in. >> okay. well, basically they are basicall

.— at the guardian.ou each pick a — friends into a game, you each pick a roster of heroes like heard _ pick a roster of heroes like heard in— pick a roster of heroes like heard in the trailer and all have — heard in the trailer and all have a _ heard in the trailer and all have a very good time shooting each _ have a very good time shooting each other. it also was known as a _ each other. it also was known as a live — each other. it also was known as a live service game means that— as a live service game means that the — as a live service game means that the idea is that players will play it for months or years— will play it for months or years and it will have a long life and _ years and it will have a long life and make lots of money for its publisher but obviously that — its publisher but obviously that isn't how it's worked out in this— that isn't how it's worked out in this case.— that isn't how it's worked out in this case. why not? why was it so unpopular? _ in this case. why not? why was it so un

cleveland guardians had their backs against the wall when they turned in a thriller.ries the winning run in game three. high, deep drive, left field. and it is a walk-off home run! david frye lights up the cleveland night! >> dana: there is that phrase again. the walk-off home run. david frye nailing a walk-off two-run homer giving them a victory against the yankees in game three. the guardians were one out away from elimination in the bottom of the ninth before dying the game with another two-run homer. now they trail two games to one. >> bill: a great postseason. baseball made a great comeback. my buddy works at john boy is a cleveland fan from cleveland. he sent this out on x last night. got it from a friend of a friend of a friend. joey is his name. you can see the ball in the cleveland night sky. watch here. >> oh, oh, oh, oh! oh, oh! [cheers and applause] >> dana: that's so great. bill, i love how excited they are. this is why i don't go to baseball games. because i'm afraid i will be talking and like saying nonsense about nothing that has to do with the game an

the guardians really nervous last night. the yankees within three wins of their first world appearance in 15 years. the yankees beat the guardians 5-2 in the first alcs game -- in their first alcs game against a team not named the astros since 2024. of course, they could not beat the asstroes. yankees up 1-0 in the series. game two tonight in the bronx. to los angeles now. francisco lindor put them on the board early. which broke up the record scoreless streak put together by dodgers pitchers this post-season. his next at bat dodgers would intentionally walk lindor with two outs and runners at the plate with the bases loaded. >> cracked to right center field. can he find it? that's because it's over the wall. grand slam. >> and he made the dodgers pay for that decision with that grand slam hit out to right center field. the mets, who got thumped in game one, came back strong. they win 7-3 and tie up the best of seven game series at one game apiece. travel day today, game three tomorrow night in queens. >>> next up here, gove

both of these homers coming off the guardians closer.all year, has been bad in his playoffs. that's a worry. yankees add another run top of the ninth, up 58-3. surely going to win. but with the guardians down to their final out, the last batter available on cleveland's bench delivers a towering two-run shot that ties the game at five, sending it to extra innings. his last name noel, the name big christmas. game four tonight 8:00 eastern in cleveland. yankees lead the series 4 games to one. meanwhile, the los angeles dodgers are one win away from the world series after another dominant game last night in queens. superstar shohei ohtani got l.a. on the board with a second pitch of the game, drilling a home-run into the mets bull pen and into right center. ohtani and mookie bets, another superstar going for a combined 5 for 9 at the plate and 5 rbis. the dodgers with an easy 10-2 win. the dodgers have been outscored 8-2 and history not on their side. teams leading two games to one after four games have gone onto win the series 85% of the ti

tomorrow night the series shifts to must win for the guardians.the mets and los angeles dodgers. city field in queens going to be rocking. that series tied 1-1. also tonight the wnba finals resume in indianapolis. the minnesota lynx host the liberty in game three. remember it's a best of five. we turn now to nfl and a flurry of midseason trades. among them the new york jets adding aaron rodgers, devonte adams from the las vegas raiders in exchange for a conditional thirty-third round draft pick. that pick could improve to a second rounder if adams is a first or second team all pro this season or is on the jets active roster for either the al championship game or super bowl. seems unlikely the jets will be there. rogers and adams played together eight seasons with the green bay packers and worked the league second most prolific qb tandem in that span. not quite, sure, though, this is what the jets needed. elsewhere in the afc east the buffalo bills added a true number one wide receiver for josh allen as they acquired amaury cooper in exchange for t

there was a dramatic comeback for the cleveland guardians as they beat the new york yankees in game 3ue championship series. trailing the yankees with two outs in the ninth and staring at a 3—0 series deficit, jhonkensy noel�*s two—run home run took the game into extra innings, where david fry hit a two—run walk—off home run to keep the guardians in touch headig into game 4, also in cleveland on friday. the los angeles dodgers are one game away from the world series — they had another one—sided victory over the new york mets in game 4 of the national league championship series. shohei 0htani's early home run setting them on the way to a 10—2 win and 3—1 series lead. that's all the sport for now. you can get more on the website. thanks for watching, goodbye. niall horan has released a statement about the death of his former 0ne direction band—mate liam payne, who died on wednesday. in a post on instagram, niall said he is "absolutely devastated" at the passing of his "amazing friend, liam". he goes on to say that "liam had an energy for life and a passion for work that was infectious.

according to a guardian report unconfirmed by nbc news. and mrs. trump posting today -- >> there is no room for compromise when it comes to these essential rights that all women possess from birth, individual freedom. >> reporter: her position in stark contrast to that of her husband, the republican presidential nominee, who opposes federal abortion rights while supporting exceptions for rape, incest and if the mother's life is in danger, saying restrictions should be left to the states. former president trump regularly boasting about the repeal of roe v. wade, falsely claiming majorities supported that decision. >> democrats, republicans, and everybody else, and every legal scholar wanted it to be brought back into the states. >> reporter: despite the their disagreement on abortion rights, melania trump remains a strong supporter of her husband who spoke out late tonight. >> we spoke about it. and i said you have to write what you believe. i'm not going to tell you what to do. you have to write what you believe. you have to stick with your heart.

both homers coming off of guardian' closer. he has been very hittable.kees add another run in the top of the knight ninth, go up two. and with the guardians down, noel, the last batter on cleveland's bench delivers that towering two-run shot sending it to extra innings. noel's nickname, big christmas, and he set up the dramatic walkoff home run from david fry. let's watch it again. it just gets better every time we see it. game four tonight, 8:00 eastern in cleveland. yankees still lead 2-1, and now let's bring in the host, pablo torre. he's been talking a lot. >> i'm not familiar with what you're talking about. >> now we have you right where we want you. pablo. >> it felt like a trap when you booked me today. it did feel like a trap. >> i insisted upon it that you be here, and you and i sit across the table from each other. some doubts seeping in. both teams, terrific closures. got lit up last night, you know, yankees are turning to a pitcher that hasn't thrown in weeks to start. the door is now open. >> i want to depersonalize this for a second for a t

guardian caps on one of these me say this can reduce the force of impact. will not be wearing one, calling it a personal choice, but did add he knows he needs to play smart. guys? >> michael: looks like he's all in. when you want to play, you want to play. i understand. >> robin: but to make a statement. >> michael: the guardian cap may not be a bad idea though. w she finally left.on. the points guy, managing editor, is here to tell us all about the there he is. >> michael: back now on gma wit. there he is. st. you drive in today? of course not, there's no parking. like you know to check? i hear it. why didn't you read the sign? yeah, checking first is smart. so check allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds. and bringing you extra time in why would you stay anywhere else? such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. ® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, lpight away if you get a lump orinclude pancreatitis.

guardians still have a chance to come back. baseball postseason has been great thus far, and lots of permutations there will have to keep an eye on. thank you. so much. any shows really appreciate it all right. >> that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom. >> i'm kim brunhuber for viewers in north america, cnn this morning is next but the rest of the world is african voices, changemakers before election day vice president harris basis voters it takes pressing questions. >> lie. anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential town hall. >> kamala harris, wednesday at nine eastern on cnn moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back start to break away from uc with trump via with rapid relief at for weeks trump via blocks at key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced permission and some song 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur before treatment your doctor should check you for actions and tb. >> tell your doctor if

there was a dramatic comeback for the cleveland guardians as they beat the new york yankees in game 3n league championship series . trailing the yankees with two outs in the ninth and staring at a 3—0 series deficit... jhonkensy noel�*s two—run home run took the game into extra innings, where david fry hit a two—run walk off home run to keep the guardians in touch headig into game 4, also in cleveland on friday. while the los angeles dodgers are one game away from the world series — they had another one—sided victory over the new york mets in game 4 of the national league championship series — shohei 0htani's early home run and 3—1 series lead. head to ask website for more. on friday... and that's all the sport for now. let's get more on our top story. hamas has given its first official confirmation of the killing of its leader, yahya sinwar, by israel. it says hostages will only be freed if israel withdraws from the gaza strip. the white house, has in the last hour, acknowledged that they are not back at the negotiating table 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet said th

so i that's i wish him well. >> lewis the guardian.n of a new law has led to the crimes that it created surging. >> yes. yeah, yeah. and then they're making it seem like it's recorded hate crimes in scotland, up 63% since law introduced in april up 66%. but the truth was there was no law. quite a bit of a law. but they widened. they widened the law. so it went up. and this is only since april. so it's like this is in scotland. whatever happens in scotland should stay in scotland. i mean, last time i was, they criticised me for saying that. that's a weird country. my ex—wife is scotland, my kids are scottish . is my kids are scottish. is scotland. well, she is scotland. she is. she's like the pride of miss jean brodie. scotland, which is the worst? the worst kind, you could say. yes. dame maggie smith. yeah. yeah that's right. yeah i did that , i did right. yeah i did that, i did that, this, this is, it has gone in a way. >> i mean, we obviously sounded the alarm. we thought this was going to create an awful lot of unnecessary friction

lane thomas's grand slam in the bottom of the 5th inning put the guardians 5—1 ahead.w york yankees for the chance to represent the american league in the world series against either the new york mets or the los angeles dodgers. much more on the website where you can follow the live sport throughout the day but that's it for now, back to you. we are going to stay in the united states now and the race to be the next president. kamala harris has challenged her rival donald trump to release his medical records, to prove he's fit for the job. the vice—president was speaking after the white house published a medical report that says she — is in "excellent health" and fit for the presidency. ms harris accused mr trump — who's 78 — and his team, of a lack of transparency for not disclosing his health records. it's just a further example of his lack of transparency. that on top of his unwillingness to debate again, his unwillingness to do an interview with 60 minutes, which again is part of the norm of what anyone running for president of the united states does. and i think th

according to an analysis by british daily newspaper, the guardian, iran has proven it can hit israel hard if it deems it necessary. the report said that footage and images analyzed by the guardian showed at least 32 missiles directly hit the nevatim airbase in the negav desert. some landed close to hanger's. that house israel's f-35 jets, among the regime's most important military assets, it also added that the islamic republic could have targeted a city such as tel aviv, but it didn't want the result to be fatal. another report by an activist group called the greay zone says israel has tried to conceal the damage from the tuesday night missile attack. the group released footage of two missile strikes. it says one of them hit a quarter mile from the nevatim airbase and the other hit some 100 away from mussad's headquarters in tel aviv. according to the grey zone, israeli officials have made no mention of the second hit and have tried to cordon off the area to prevent access to other possible impact sites. israel's anger after the attacks with its prime minister benjamin netanyahu rel

to meet the cleveland guardians last night. in five tonight.ight another day after beating the dodgers at citi field last night. game six of that series is tomorrow night and los angeles. also tomorrow in brooklyn is the wnba finals the liberty face that minnesota links and a winner take all game five. it's exciting here. arthel: the yankees and the guardians won't be the only ones rocking out in cleveland tonight. the rock 'n' roll hall of fame is inducting a new round of artists including pop icons share an r&b legend mary j. blige bosh. rock stars ozzy osbourne and peter frampton will also be honored along with music groups a foreigner, cool in the gag and tribe called quest and the dave matthews band the late singer jimmy buffett will be posthumously indicted. eric: that will certainly seek a special night tonight. tomorrow at noon and we have quite a lineup of guests will be covering the election and of course a lot about benjamin netanyahu what israel could do to ironic. ♪ you. >> all right, it is friday, hello, inch, i'm sandra smith alo

the polls are there to be the guardian of public opinion. what i did not emphasize is the critical linchpin between those who govern and those who are governed. whether we are using the poll itself or some alternative that is less important, we will be there to validate it. >> hi, cliff. sorry if i am asking something you discussed in the book already because i have not finished it yet. but you mentioned polarization and calcification as a framework being used to analyze elections both here and in brazil, which i know you follow closely too. but in brazil, we are in the middle of a local election where this polarization didn't hold, at least not the way where the analyst expected. do you think the local election is a different animal and that is why the polarization didn't hold as expected, or have we peaked on that kind of polarization and societies are moving away from that of the? -- that a little? dr. young: brazil just had the first round of its municipal elections. i think you are talking more specifically about sao paulo but generally

not a good day for baseball after the guardians stunned the yankees. >> game three. fly.eft field. fry is watching. it is walkoff home run. david fry lights up the cleveland night. >> the guardians pulling a 7-5 victory over the yankees in game three of the alcs. meanwhile the mets following to the dodgers in game 4. shohei ohtani setting the tone early on. >> there is a shot, right center field, and owe ohtani lights te fire. >> carley: there it is the dodgers one win away from the world series. steve over to you. >> steve: thank you very much. former president donald trump is going to be live in this room. he is going to be here on the curvey couch. put down the remote. he's going to be with us in less than an hour. ♪ type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowe

her work has been featured in the atlantic the washington post, the guardian, usa and many other publications and by the fire carry rebecca tell the story of the long fight for tribal land and sovereignty in eastern oklahoma, in a rave review from author to miles, she says in a fiery, as chilling as a legal thriller lays bare centuries of in oklahoma in the southeastern, from which the american government exiled ancestors and thousands of other peoples by the fire we carry is a clear and courageous call for justice. please join me in welcoming rebecca nagle. oco the god. hi everyone. so excited and to be here. thank you for coming out on a hot tuesday boston or what it's friday. sorry, it's been a long week. don't know into the week. it is. thanks for coming out on a friday to hear about my work. i'm so so what we're going to do tonight i'm going to do reading and then we'll open it up to q and a's does. that sounds good. okay, so the book goes into a supreme court case called mcgirt, oklahoma, which resulted in the largest restoration of tribal land, u.s. history. but the book also talks abo

the second longest title drought in north american pro sports, electric atmosphere for a guardians andigers in game five in cleveland, win or go home and cleveland's lane, thomas isn't ready for the show to end but he is the show stopper bases loaded, basis cleared a fifth inning grand slam off of detroit's ace and cy young front runner tarik skubal in the city that's home to the rock and roll hall of fame is rockin guardians when 73 headed to the alcs to take on the yankees it's incredible the words at this moment you just love coming through of your teammates in that situation. >> you know, stuff just happened it's quick, you know, any through one pitch over the middle and i'll put a good swing on him. i think it's a simple as that so, you know, i think i don't know how many scoreless innings he threw in a row, but, you know, it just takes one. >> when you and look around and you see this crowd, what was today like, what was it like playing in this game today, clinching it's incredible in these fans keep showing up its, it's so loud and but just keeps you locked in because you want t

and new allegiance to the guardian of the world's muslims. they know and that's why the passion and enthusiasm that you see, the presence of those who support the resistance front with the same enthusiasm to announce their support for the resistance front and the orders of the supreme leader and also to participate in the commemoration ceremony of seyyed hassan nasrallah. shahid secretary general secretary of shahid party by allah lebanon, they have come here, the ceremony is scheduled to be held in another hour, the sun is shining, but there are so many people that the enthusiasm that can be seen is beyond expectation, and we are seeing people coming to the mosque with enthusiasm. may the muslims of the world participate in the friday prayer, god willing. thank you very much, mr. ashriz. thank you, god willing . and we will present their reports to you in the place of imam khomeini's masla in tehran in the studio of khabar network and in the special program of juma nasr hujjat al-islam al-muslimeen, seyyed reza taqvi, a member of the policy