is 17 year old hannah thompson. her worried parents alert police that their daughter is spending a lot of time over at the blauvelt, by south carolina state law. >> she was an adult, technically, but we wanted to make sure that she was okay. >> when police pay a visit to the house, sure enough, on that very night, there's a party going on and john blauvelt is in trouble. >> he was subsequently charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor, several counts because there was alcohol and marijuana being provided to the kids by john blauvelt. >> katie is nowhere near the party. in fact, soon after john is charged, police ask her what she knows. katie reveals something shocking, according to her statement. >> he pointed a gun at her and said that he would kill her, and then he pointed a gun at himself and said that he would kill himself. and then he left the residence, telling her that he would kill everybody, that she knew. >> now blauvelt is even deeper in trouble. police booked john on a domestic violence cha

hannah, i am auoin to support... hannah, i am going to — to support...ng to interrupt - to support... hannah, i am going to interrupt you - to support... hannah, i am i going to interrupt you because munira wilson has just appeared on stage. munira wilson has “ust appeared on staue. , munira wilson has “ust appeared on staue. ., on stage. good morning, conference. _ on stage. good morning, conference. on - on stage. good morning, conference. on monday i on stage. good morning, . conference. on monday 10th on stage. good morning, - conference. on monday 10th of june _ conference. on monday 10th of june something extraordinary happened. yes, there was the launch— happened. yes, there was the launch of— happened. yes, there was the launch of some liberal democrat manifesto, but i will come back to that — manifesto, but i will come back to that. no, what was extraordinary was that i, munira _ extraordinary was that i, munira wilson, finally became a cool parent. why? because my boss _ cool parent. why? because my boss ed — cool parent. why? because my boss e

he wrote to hannah. >> i love you so much, hannah. no matter what they say, i'm sorry i got you involved. >> and perhaps the most confession of all, an entry about investigator morecraft with the capitalized letters at the end. >> i did it. >> the judge sentenced john blackwell to life in prison without the possibility of parole. up next, the menendez brothers guilty of killing their parents in cold blood in their beverly hills mansion. now their decades old case is getting new attention. (mom) how was everyone's day? (doughboy) it was great! we made this taco crescent ring, i saw a weird bird, you came home, you came home, i rode the vacuum... ...now we're eating dinner! ♪ bosch dishwashers use water less ♪ ♪ add finish tabs more success ♪ ♪ work well together every time ♪ ♪ burnt-on stains, get outshined ♪ (♪) angels america's choice and home care. >> on the next true crime news a husband's crimes against his wife. i it was one of the most high profile murder cases in america. the menendez brothers, jose and kitty, shot dead in thei

hannah arendt suffered a western attack in 1974 and died in december 1975. the name of the holocaust is coming. hannah arendt's book eichmann in jerusalem is still on the list of books that are being shared after many years. this book jeopardized the reputation of the zionists. i'm no chomsky, i'm a on the faculty at mit and i've been uh getting more and more heavily involved in anti-war activities for the last few years. noem chomsky has made two international reputations. the widest is as one of the national leaders of a jewish critic of zionism. shamsky became famous as a social critic of american foreign policy during the vietnam war. in 1980, he wrote an introduction to robert fourison's book, which doubted the existence of the holocaust. although this introduction only defended the freedom of speech, it was met with harsh reactions. he later revealed that it was from him. in defense of freedom of expression and he did not know about its use as an introduction to forison's book. chomsky traveled to gaza in october 2012 to participate in the internationa

50. exactly who she is talking about there, hannah? so, kemi badenoch _ about there, hannah?denoch has _ about there, hannah? so, kemi badenoch has focused - about there, hannah? so, kemi badenoch has focused very - about there, hannah? so, kemi| badenoch has focused very much on principles, whereas you heard robertjenrick they're talking specifically more about how he would have plans and what they would mean in practice. she said that she was not talking about all muslims in the comments that she was making. she said that there are many muslims who love the country, that was the group —— was brought up in herself when asked about it and said she did not want to get drawn into that kind of language, but she talked about people who might open the door and then the women might say that can't speak because the husband needs to do the talking on their part. she said that was unacceptable in british society. so she is saying things that are controversial, perhaps, that some people might feel uncomfortable about, but she is using her background and highlighting her background as s

hannah, thank you very much. hannah _ real. hannah, thank you very much. hannah miller, - real.aster are set to begin today. the submarine, owned by the us company ocean gate, was taking passengers down to the wreck of the titanic when it exploded, killing all five people on board. i was so intent —— our science editor has been taking a look at some of the questions surrounding their deaths. it was the sub that promised a new way to explore the deep ocean, taking paying passengers to see the titanic, 3800 metres down, but ocean gate's titan sub suffered a catastrophic failure, killing all five people on board. now a public hearing will investigate the disaster, and there are key questions that remain. that the passengers have any warning that something was going wrong? the people on board the titan sub were british explorer hamish harding... the communications log between the sub on the surface could show if there were any signs titan was failing, or if those on board new nothing before the instantaneous implosion, but deep sea experts have been warning about the subs safety for

hannah, thank you so much. lots of _ emotional. hannah, thank you so much.ose pictures we will go back to gemma stevenson, who are still in paris. she has been to many of the paralympic games over the years. just looking at those pictures, it was interesting to hear maisie summers—newton to say that there weren't many party vibes, they were asleep, they are absolutely shattered! i am not surprised. i was at the — i am not surprised. i was at the closing ceremony last night and it— the closing ceremony last night and it was like the club had come — and it was like the club had come to— and it was like the club had come to this dad difference! it was like — come to this dad difference! it was like being out on a friday night — was like being out on a friday night to _ was like being out on a friday night. to be fair there was one point, — night. to be fair there was one point, i— night. to be fair there was one point, i don't know whether point, idon't know whether they— point, i don't know whether they shoot this on the tv broadcast, when the whole of paralym

hannah cockroft _ yesterday. it was a day to remember. hannah cockroft getting _ yesterday.rday. it was a day to remember. hannah cockroft getting her fourth i hannah cockroft getting her fourth gold medal in as many paralympic games, starting that run all the way backin games, starting that run all the way back in 2012. as you mention sabrina fortune, not only getting a gold medal for the first time in the shop it for herself after bronze in rio dejaneiro but breaking her own world record, she said to me afterwards she was thinking she might get over 11i metres but getting her first throw she went and got over 15, some memorable medals in swimming as well, for may summers newton as well as that. a wonderful day in rowing. paralympics gb, the most successful day and a century and one they will not forget. tell us about the _ and one they will not forget. tell us about the rowing squad, another highlight? us about the rowing squad, another hiiihliht? ~ y us about the rowing squad, another hichcliht? ~ , ., us about the rowing squad, another hichcliht? ~ , y ., ., highlight? a

hannah miller, thank _ of the policies as well. hannah miller, thank you _ of the policies as well.ah miller, thank you very much i miller, thank you very much from brighton. the government has defended the early release of prisoners, after it emerged a former inmate allegedly sexually assaulted a woman on the same day he was freed. labour said the early release scheme was necessary because the party had "inherited prisons on the brink of collapse". 0ur reporter simonjones has more. prisoners celebrate with friends as they are released from jail early. the government says its game is necessary to stop the collapse of the criminaljustice system. but one man let out on tuesday from this prison in kent is already back behind bars. he is accused of sexually assaulting a woman on the day he was freed. he is alleged to have touched her without her consent. on tuesday, around 1750 prisoners were released early in england and wales, the policy sees the proportion of sentences which some inmates may serve behind bars temporarily cut from 50% to a0%, but latest figures suggest more than one q

she's no hannah franklin. hannah. there's a lot of hannah is goinganna to say frankston.not anna marie corbin's go t corbio judge. and breaking right nowf cali,d right of california, we have a fox news alert. a juvenile det held in detention because he is a danger heto himself oh, no, he was caught backwards trying to escape prison break style.d e it turns outcide he changed his his mind and decided to stay for the three hots and his fast. fire. >> oh, my goodness. look at that. poor kid tried to run.french >> they wouldn't let a job like' . yeah, look at him. he's like, what the hell's. yeah, is let me out of here. like, that's mine. that's a lot of confusionne: that you legitimatelthaty doing >> yeah, i know. i was. i was making news. i want to be surpriss e. i was a lot of news this week. well, it's great to be with you all. anybody i have anything else j to promote, judge, it's great to have you on a friday. >> yes things, dana,. >> how nice. i really feel the love. yeah. and you're coming it for us to have a great night. , fox news alert kamala harrist to is about

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our leader is ismail hannah was martered as the alaksa flot battle, one of the most honorable battles in palestinian history continues. hannah's martterdom confirms that the blood of our leaders is not more precious than the blood of our people who are making great sacrifices in gaza, the west bank and algods. his blood and the blood of other marters will enhance the ongoing fighting against the nazi zionist occupation regime. we also affirm that the movement will remain as a has always been steadfast on the path of loyalty to the blood of the marters, also the lofty principles said by mata hania will remain alive and we will continue to follow them. the first and foremost principle is the unity among our palestinian people in the resistance against the zionist regime, to defend our sanctities, including al-quds and mosk, until the occupation is defeated and driven out of our land, and our independent state with full. established without as his capital. we pray to god almighty to protect you, your family, and your homes. the lebanese resistance movement hezbollah has conducted series

what's her your name hannah corn is no hannah frank. >> i love hannah franks and twn >> buta: she's meanta fox news alert.ca a juvenileus held in detention because he is a danger to himself. he was caught backwards trying to escape prison break style. turns out he changed his mind decide to stay for the three hots and the pacifier. it's true poor kid tried to run them. they would let him. >> of a french bulldog. >> let me out of here.eani a lot of confusion there. i'm what we have breaking news i would not be surprised there's a lot of news this week is great to be with you all. anybody have anything else to promote? >> judge? what is great to have you on friday. >> are really feel the love for that is it for us. have a great night. >>

hannah bardell, this is relevant to _ dynamic.ardell, this is relevant to scotland, no - dynamic. hannah bardell, this is relevant to scotland, no extra i dynamic. hannah bardell, this is - relevant to scotland, no extra money until reform happens. if the reform comes and the money comes that could mean more for scotland.— mean more for scotland. potentially. if is the operative _ mean more for scotland. potentially. if is the operative word, _ mean more for scotland. potentially. if is the operative word, its _ mean more for scotland. potentially. if is the operative word, its feels - if is the operative word, its feels like a _ if is the operative word, its feels like a continued _ if is the operative word, its feels like a continued austerity - if is the operative word, its feels| like a continued austerity agenda and two — like a continued austerity agenda and two of— like a continued austerity agenda and two of the _ like a continued austerity agenda and two of the key _ like a continued austerity agenda and two of the key th

hannah miller, bbc news.nment has come under a lot of pressure from many of its own mps over their winter fuel payment policy. 0ur chief political correspondent, henry zeffman says the government are not showing any signs of a u—turn. i think the government are adamant that this is absolutely the right thing to have done, both fiscally, where it will save, they reckon, about £1.5 billion just this year, but also politically as a demonstration that they are willing to make tough decisions, indeed, that they have to make tough decisions because of what they say is the worst economic inheritance of any government pretty much ever. it's much more backbench labourmps, labourmps with no particular status in the government, many of them new to politics, just this year. they're the ones who are really anxious about the political capital that may have been expended here, notjust by the government, but also for those labour mps, many of whom have very marginal seats. now, the next general election isn't until four or f

shop put, she broke the world record with her opening throw and just before then, it was gold for hannah in the 100m, she of course one of the biggest names in the british team and once again she proved she was in a class of her own as she retained her title in emphatic fashion. there was also a silver medal in that race for britain's carrie okanigan. there was three gold medals in the velodrome include gold in the sprint. brilliant performance from the trio. that was particularly sweet for kadina cox after she failed in her individual event on thursday. also golds in the velodrome for sophie unwin and jenny hull in the tandem pursuit and james ball and his pilot, stefan lloyd in their tandem time trial. in the rowing, there were also three gold medals t most dramatic of those was in the mix doubles sculls where lauren rows and greg stevenson were trailing china until the closing stages, but they grabbed the lead in the last few metres to claim a thrilling win for rows, that is her third consecutivive victory in the event which is some achievement. what a victory that was. and also been

i am going to let hannah wesolowski jump in here.judith, thank you for sharing your story, and i'm so sorry your family has had to go through these hurdles. thank goodness that your grandson had your son to fight for him. but no family should have to bankrupt it self to get the child. that is a story we hear far too often, and it is heartbreaking every single time you hear it. first, i encourage you, your son, your grandson to hopefully be able to connect to a local nami, go to nami.org/local, for support. we should have more options in states and thereby. we should not have to send our 16-year-old to another state for help. also, your son should not have to cash out his 401(k) to get care when he is already paying those insurance premiums. and foraging -- unfortunately, with mental health parity, the onus has been on the beneficiary, the one with the insurance, to fight and fight and fight. the insurance companies, their tendency is to deny, deny, tonight, and hope people give up or do not know their rights and do not know they have

that was hannah cockroft.aris so far. dash and got her first athletics gold. we are going to be looking at the battle between x and brazil in court. what will it bring? a huge market for elon musk �*s social media company. i will be back on more on that in a moment. hello there. wiggonholt in west sussex was the country's hot spot on sunday, with temperatures hitting 30 degrees celsius, making it the hottest day of september so far. not that we're very far into the month, of course. there was plenty of sunshine for east anglia and south east england, but rather cloudy skies for some, turned quite murky here in mousehole in cornwall. we've also seen showers and thunderstorms break out. this clump of storms that went through the north—west midlands earlier brought 1amm of rain in just the space of one hour, and over the next few hours, those heavy downpours will continue to drive northwards across northern england and into scotland as well. probably another batch of heavy rain then developing behind that into pa

hat's henamehannah corbin. >> she's no hannah franklin. hannah.hannah is going to say, i love hannah franklin, too, but apparently not every carbon's my go to judge. f >> and breaking right now, hel right of california, we have a fox news alert, a juvenile in detention because he is a danger to himself oh, no, t he was caught backwards tryingee to escape prison break style.mid it turns out he changed his mind and decided to stay for the three hots and his pacifier. >> oh my goodness. >> look at that poor kid tried to run. they wouldn't let a dog likeof odds. yeah, look at him. he's like, what the hell's. yeahe', let me out of here.. that's mine. >> j's a lot of bad luck that you legitimately were doing. >> yeah, i know. i was likegitimately, i was. yb >> i want to be surprise. i was a lot of news this week. well, it's greathao to with you all. >> anybody i have anything else to promote, judge, it's great >> ae you a friday. ♪ ♪

hannah miller, bbc news, brighton.answer to hannah's question — yes the stunts have continued! party leader sir ed davey made quite the entrance to the party conferences as he rode into brighton marina on a jet ski. let's speak to our political correspondent hannah miller, who is at the party conference. did you spot him as he came in? is actually about 45 minutes ago from the conference centre so i wasn't able to go but i was told he arrived of several new mps and i think i can manage without having seen him in a wet suit once again. but this is clearly a party that is looking to celebrate today and emphasise their success in the last general election which frankly went beyond what they had expected as they got those 72 mp5 had expected as they got those 72 mps and several of the members here as mps for the first time trying to use this as an opportunity to enjoy their success and bask in the glory of it all and also to kind of use their new—found influence and put forward some policies of what they are going to do wi

i am going to let hannah wesolowski jump in here.judith, thank you for sharing your story, and i'm so sorry your family has had to go through these hurdles. thank goodness that your grandson had your son to fight for him. but no family should have to bankrupt it self to get the child. that is a story we hear far too often, and it is heartbreaking every single time you hear it. first, i encourage you, your son, your grandson to hopefully be able to connect to a local nami, go to nami.org/local, for support. we should have more options in states and thereby. we should not have to send our 16-year-old to another state for help. also, your son should not have to cash out his 401(k) to get care when he is already paying those insurance premiums. and foraging -- unfortunately, with mental health parity, the onus has been on the beneficiary, the one with the insurance, to fight and fight and fight. the insurance companies, their tendency is to deny, deny, tonight, and hope people give up or do not know their rights and do not know they have

i'm hannah brandt washington. have that story coming up. >> firefighters are working to put out wildfires in southern california that have burned now thousands of acres of land. meanwhile, >> the usda is announcing new funding to trying to fight wildfires in the future and kron four's washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports. >> as thousands of acres in southern california burn or announcing a commitment of 100 million dollars. the usda is investing in new projects to reduce wildfire risk across the country. that will fund 21 projects in 18 national forest. agriculture secretary tom vilsack announced the project's tuesday. they spanned 14 states with a focus on prescribed burns meant to reduce the fuels that make fires worse. >> california is getting the largest chunk of that money. 15 million in total for the eldorado tahoe and sequoia, national forests. >> we are less where the fire 1200 years until 2017. and since then, we've lost 20% of this point california congressman scott peters is trying to pre

her sister hannah was found nearby, also with crossbow wounds.le stab wounds. the court heard that despite treatment at the scene, all three women later died at the house. kyle clifford has been charged with the murders of carol, hannah and louise hunt, possession of a crossbow and a ten—inch butcher's knife, and the imprisonment of louise hunt. he is yet to enter a plea. he later appeared again by video link at the royal courts ofjustice, where there were discussions about finding a suitable court forfuture hearings due to him having to use a wheelchair. injuly, john hunt, pictured here with his wife carol, released a statement with their daughter aimee, saying that their devastation cannot be put into words, and that the support they've received has provided a great comfort. steve knibbs, bbc news. instagram says it's overhauling the way it works for young people, promising more "built—in protections" for teenagers and added controls for parents. part of the measures being introduced will see new "teen accounts" for 13— to15—year—olds, which wi

we have just spoken to hannah, the sister— just spoken to hannah, the sister of— just spoken to hannahs and as they walk over in this _ away from us and as they walk over in this direction they witt— over in this direction they will see _ over in this direction they will see what is becoming a sea of peopte — will see what is becoming a sea of people waiting for them. many— of people waiting for them. many people proud of their relatives and loved ones who had such— relatives and loved ones who had such brilliant performances in the _ had such brilliant performances in the paralympics. it is getting _ in the paralympics. it is getting busier here and we are reducing — getting busier here and we are reducing the athletes lining up now, _ reducing the athletes lining up now, having their photo taken and hopefully any minute now they— and hopefully any minute now they witt— and hopefully any minute now they will be reunited with their— they will be reunited with their loved ones here at saint pancreas _ their loved ones here at saint pancreas-— their loved ones here at saint ancreas. ~ .,

hannah miller, thank— leader is going to be.ove for balmoral castle in royal deeside was well known, and where she spent many summers — as a small child and in later life with prince philip. he might be more comfortable landing punchlines than paso dobles, but comedian chris mccausland — who is registered blind — has already impressed the judges as a contestant on strictly come dancing. shaun hayward is a dancer with the same sight loss condition as chris, and he hopes that more people will now be inspired to get moving. mairead smyth went to meet him. dancing the cha—cha, chris- mccausland and dianne buswell. liverpool comedian chris mccausland is already a standout star of this year's strictly — the first blind dancer to take part, and he's inspiring others like him. it's absolutely fantastic that we are shining a light on dancing with sight loss, with disabilities, and just generally it encourages anyone, hopefully, to think — you know what? i can do this. sean, who has the same sight loss condition as chris, started dancing

thank you so much hannah for being with me today. really appreciate you giving us your time and i'm really excited to have this conversation with you as someone whose platform has recently been very heavy on palestine content and...

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hannah rosen. i have to say.whole article this morning, the atlantic offered a listening option, and i was just -- i found myself speechless at the end of it. you really took me on a ride. and not to give it away too much, but i'll get the exposition out of the way. you found out recently, relatively recently that you were living next door to the mother of ashli babbitt, the wife of a man named ruffin, who was the first guy to be arrested and then charged for january 6. and then one other woman and they are january 6 sympathizers, they become martyrs in the world of january 6 truthers. when you found yourself and your partner lauren befriending these women, just give me -- what was it like? what did you learn? >> it was a double ride. i mean on the one hand, we got very close to how history gets remade. what is the january 6 truther movement. how does it work. what does it mean to defy these prisons in jail are political principlers and decide that ashli babbitt is a martyr. so we got close to the politics of it.

hannah: there she goes, she took off. jeff: awesome. there she goes! hannah: swim away! group: woo! jeff: that was a great rehearsal. now we're gonna put some film in the camera... and try it for real. people in parts of the bay area could be without power, just as triple digit temperatures bear down. >> plus, we would like to extend our condolences to our fallen alumni. >> a man is shot and killed at a west oakland park during a high school alumni reunion. the search is on for the gunman. and california rescue crews heading to help victims of hurricane helene are involved in a serious car crash. the news at five starts right now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> high winds and dry conditions this week will raise the threat of wildfires. p-g-and-e's is preparing with plans to turn off the power to more than 13,000 people in northern california. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. the public safety power shutoffs known as psps. those are expected to impact customers in up to 13 counties. the utility warns the following bay area counties could be im

saint hannah and yahum have been praying for many bastards, praying that god would give them caress to their darlings. and rightly so... i want to create something like this here , as if there was a school, so that it would be like a school, so that the stink would come to see how i am here, where i think on my own. i watch a lot of films, i re-read a lot of literature, i still study, like over there everything begins, like everything starts. we were allowed into the cinema, and since there were no such chicken poisons, they took each other, and the windows were closed in the club, for example, five windows, this is already five minutes for free from the adzirugi ishli also went to the cinema, a lot of times it was, i remember, it wasn’t there if there was no one else, then we fell there and fell from there... the birth of me, for example, of my ideas, what i’m doing, i think, it’s just popped into my head, which means that half the work is done, so i’m quickly doing it , i’m chopping up my sculptures with a hellish ax, so i'm selling now you repent, as god gave a healthy, without insp

saint hannah and yahum have been praying for many bastards, praying that god would give them caress on and we are confident about what our people are doing. belarusian churches are such unique shrines. i mean. what is this altar and this image of st. anthony in may the taxa and the taxa of all the ceremonial here means that the altars of the people of the world have celebrated certain rituals of honoring other gods oh gift of affection. find out what it's better than the city, and a year ago you decided that life in the city, yeah, it's boring, boring, terribly, you don't like it, and you moved here, now you have 40 acres of land, i tell him, stop, he needs more potatoes, yes, you have carrots growing there, like your garlic, so, he says, we'll expand, i say, no, i won't let them touch the lawn, but i understand that this is not a ban, no, it's a chicken coop.

also, the lofty principles said by marta hannah will remain alive and we will continue to follow. "the first and foremost principle is the unity among our palestinian people and the resistance against the zionist regime, to defend our sanctities, including al-quds and until the occupation is defeated and driven out of our land, and our independent state with full sovereignty established with alquds as its capital. we pray to god almighty to protect you, your family and your homes. well, the lebanese resistance conducted series of retaliatory operations targeting israeli military sites and bases in the northern occupied territories. huswa says it has launched swarms of attack drones at israel's filon base located near the occupied city of safat. the resistance group also targeted the al-marj site and zepdin barracks by squadron of katusha rockets. the israeli bida. also came under heavy artillery shelling, the attacks come day after an israeli air strike left several lebanese killed and injured south of the arab country. since early october, hesellah has been conducting reprisal op

hamas, sinwar that's most likely more powerful and more stronger and more determined than ismail hannahkes that they're doing right now in the south of lebanon, they will not go by without a strong response, they will regret all their move slowly. slowly they're actually uh regretting, but they're they they're right now in a in a suicidal mode in a kind of way that we look at it, they're they're traumatized and they want to flex their muscles and they want to show that we're still... here will still strong, but the oxis of resistance is slopping designist entity from every dimension, the roots are being cut from all dimensions, because if you want ever uproot a tree, especially after it's been in the ground for 75 years, you'll know that you have to cut all the roots for you to pull this tree out, it's much harder than just pulling a tree out, and i think the people that are out there that are watching this battle sometimes and they see lot of losses from the palestinian. inside, they still need to have hope, they need to know that uprooting a 75 year old evil entity like israel that's

i'm hannah brandt. >> alright, weather time. pretty calm and tranquil here in the bay area's week kick off the workweek on a monday night. yeah. lourdes a really good night to be playing football would just say i would think would be a great night to hang out and enjoy a good football game. other parts of the u.s. they're getting ready for potential may be a hurricane headed r way. >> storm clouds rolling on in right now. and here you go. you can see this is francine still a tropical storm, not quite hurricane strength. yeah. but now beginning to see that rain begin develop the bands of moisture starting organize and before long? yeah, very good possibility. this becomes a hurricane sustained winds now 65 miles per hour. moving north northwest at 7 miles an hour. still got a ways to go here. but watch what happens here in the next 24 hours is moving over. some very shallow and very warm water there in the gulf. moving by brownsville, expected to bring some heavy rain there. then all of a sudden by wednesday, 1 o'clock in the mor

saint hannah and yahum have been praying for many bastards for a long time, asking for god to bless them . not dziatsi, and ўureshtsya yany atryamutsya obyatsanna, that ў their people dzіtsa . what are the unique shrines of slavic churches in belarus? and that is that the altar is the altar and the abraz of st. anthony may be the altar, and so all these are symbolic words, meaning that during this altars people were painted, some of the healing qualities of these others were received. watch the spiritual and educational projects on the belarus 24 tv channel. the guys, whose erudition would be the envy of any adult, recall the school program, together with the participants of the project, i know. yulia, you have the floor. eleventh-graders burst into our intellectual air, and it's cool that they decided to pump up their knowledge before an important stage in their lives. is it true that the official language of new caledonia english? history is not my favorite subject, that's probably why new caledonia is an island state, if i'm not mistaken, it's located in the ocean, whose wife?

hannah miller, bbc news. now it's time for a look at today's sport with 0lly foster.n update from the new york, the me's final at the men's final at the us open. jannik sinner taking on. 6—3 fairly comfortably. he won his maiden grand slam the australian open at the beginning of the year, fritz may be feeling the effect of that 5 cents win over his fellow american frances tiafoe if you had to go. but centre has the advantage and he's a break—up and the second. footballacross and he's a break—up and the second. football across europe, denmark have made it two wins out of two in the top tier of the competition, beat serbia, wins also for slovakia, belarus and bulgaria. an early lead against switzerland in geneva, they've doubled that. spain now 2-0 they've doubled that. spain now 2—0 up, and you can see in the top tier, scotland who threw away a lead against the polls in glasgow last week, they have a surprise lead, scott mctominay heading the opener in lisbon against the portuguese. all those matches kicked off about half an hour ago. england's perfect record under thr

i'm hannah brandt. >> well, do you want to go to the tropics? but you'd hope feel like catching a flight. there's a place for you in the east bay. we're taking a closer look at the tropical closer look at the tropical glass house after the break. alright. what's the definition of character to you? umm... would you be a superhero or a supervillain? if you could say one thing to big tobacco, what would it be? it's so important in this time of change that we reclaim our sacred ways. i had to open my eyes. you can't continue to do this. deep breath. i'd want to ask them “why?” (♪♪) i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. >> well, it is football season and puppies season and the ni

. >> reporter: when ashley and hannah joined the team, neither one was expecting just how much that support pushed ashley to lose more than 100 pounds and get healthy mentally at the same time. >> it's changed my life for sure. >> reporter: and hannah has 5 kids, including twin 4-year-olds. in the midst of a busy life, she makes this a priority. >> when your kids watch you, what do you hope they take from that? >> i hope they see -- i don't know. i'm going cry. i want them to see that they can be empowered and find something that they love and, you know, don't stop. >> reporter: the sport is growing for women, despite women having a part in it decades ago as lumber jills. yet until last year a campaign sparked by alyssa, you couldn't find lumberjill in the oxford dictionary. she is still pushing for merriam webster to use the term, widely used in both world wars. in the meantime, she and her teammates are happy to be a part of the movement getting more female representation at shows and competitions. >> we did an ax woman show, and one of the little girls said to me, i want to be an ax woma

i'm hannah brandt. >> coming up, a home in the south bay is for sale more than a million dollars. but that's not what is surprising here. this one comes with a catch. >> busy night and a lot of stories we're working on this evening. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 10. >> and let's check in with dan thorn for a look at what's coming up. high. catherine grand coming up on kron for news at 10. the bay-area jewish community. >> continues to mourn a milan. the 6 hostages including a berkeley native killed by hamas last week. we'll have more from a vigil in the south bay. plus, a family picnic turns into a nightmare when a mountain lion attacks a 5 year-old in a california park. horrifying ordeal playing out over the labor day weekend. we'll see you tonight on kron. 4 news at 10. >> scary. all right. thank you, dan. a home in san jose is on the market. it's listed for 1.4 million. and that's not surprising these days. but this thing is a fixer-upper going need a lot of work. the home on curtis ave was built in 1920's about 5 miles from the san jose airport valley, fair mall. so pre

our washington correspondent hannah brandt has the latest. >> the weekend is set to be a battleground state blitz. the trump campaign says the apparent assassination attempt over the weekend won't derail their schedule. the former president is set to travel to michigan and north carolina and vice president kamala harris is making stops in pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. that's going to be where this campaign is won or lost. >> it was only 43,000 votes that separated joe biden and donald trump last time across 3 states will probably close again. political science expert todd belt says visiting swing states is important and so is the message the candidates used to try to win over voters there. they really want more details about what their lives would be like under each administration, even while embracing her role in the biden administration. vice president harris tells voters if she wins the white house, it'll be a new chapter for the country. i truly believe. >> that america is ready to turn the page. >> the politics of division and hate. but former president trump says the vp

i'm hannah brandt. >> this week house speaker mike johnson is trying to rally support for a bill that would avoid a government shutdown in a couple weeks. johnson worked through the weekend. he says trying to unify republicans and eventually they're hoping to pass a 6 month budget extension. however, on the campaign trail, former president trump and his running mate, jd vance have suggested the gop should pick a fight with democrats and force a shutdown unless a continuing resolution is passed to the federal government will run out of money. october 1st. >> jackson 5 member teco jackson has passed away. his 3 sons confirming the news in an instagram post. sources say that jackson died while traveling from new mexico to oklahoma yesterday, jacksons longtime family friend and manager told entertainment tonight he believes tito jackson suffered a heart attack. but an official cause of death has not been announced. jackson was the 3rd and 9 jackson children, which includes michael and janet jackson. he was 70 years old. >> coming up, was pride, negligence over confidence with the ocean ga

i'm hannah brandt. >> and new mural has been unveiled in the san jose. a organizers say they're calling the east santa clara street business quarter, buy a new name. now it's the east village, san jose. they say the mural represents a new beginning for this area. >> you know, this mural is really a representation of the raising of the standards that we all need and that we all want. so this is just the beginning. >> and it just represents thriving. and the growing back can be done. here they're on is village. >> the east village business association also talked about the importance of local brick and mortar stores. they say they will continue to support small businesses in that area. there are a global concerns about censorship after brazil's government banned the social media platform x rizzo, supreme court unanimously upheld a ban monday. the ruling blocks access for roughly 40 million users and says that founder elon musk must pay more than 3 million dollars in fines. anyone trying to access the platform could face a daily fine of about $9,000. musk i