it's so hard right now. i can't even explain, but it's very hard now.ring his ashes here, it's so hard. today the family said the boys' sentences were too lenient, and didn't reflect the loss they'd suffered. phil mackie, bbc news. french prosecutors are being urged to launch an investigation into allegations of rapes and sexual assault by mohammed al fayed at the paris ritz. victims have spoken of their rage over what they claim was a "cult—like" management at the hotel which enabled his attacks. the bbc understands at least five more women have come forward with new claims of incidents in france. the ritz has not provided any additional comment in response to these claims. tonight, mohammed al fayed's son omar has released a statement saying he's "horrified" by the allegations, which have "thrown into question" the loving memory he had of his father. andrew harding reports from paris. the ritz — still a paris landmark and still owned today by mohamed al fayed's family. it was here, of course, back in 1997 that princess diana spent her last evening wit

, the money we earn is halal, we really work hard, the hard work you put in is blessed by god, the labore is really halal , it is very blessed, even though the mazda is very little. salaries are very low compared to what is done in the mine , but love is that they take home a halal meal and it is really worth it with blessings. the money that comes with hard work is blessed at home. but money that comes easily is not a blessing. for example, i got a salary of 4500 tomans. overtime work until 7 o'clock, for example , i get one and a half million tomans. well, for example, my life has turned around . my children studied, then i bought jazz for my daughter . i built a house with the same salary. because we work hard , we sweat, it is blessed by god, that is, most of them work here, thank god, all praise be to god, because it is halal to work hard , after all, god helps, god sees and helps all these things in their homes. in the end , things happen less often, are there illnesses, these things are not non-existent, but in the end, we have to deal with them somehow, because one day it is hala

and we have some hard work ahead of us, but we like hard work, hard work is good work.d work is good work. and with your help, we are going to win this november. yes, we will. so look, georgia, let me say i'm no stranger to tough fights before i was elected vice president. before i was elected a united states senator. i was an elected attorney general and before that, an elected district attorney and before that, i was a courtroom prosecutor. so every day in the courtroom, i stood proudly before a judge and i spoke five words, kamala harris for the people. my entire career, i've only had one client, the people i stood for women and children against predators who abused them. i took on the big banks and delivered $20 billion for middle class families who faced foreclosure. i fought against cartels who traffic in guns, drugs and human beings. and i stood up for veterans and students being scammed by big for profit colleges, for workers who were being cheated out of the wages they were due and for seniors facing elder abuse. and i will tell you those fights were not easy a

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it was hard on a gain. imagine would you had to go through the i hated to put her in that predicament and i would never had to put her in that project. me again if i can't help it. but like i said, as long as hard to get work, it's hard to pay, you know, if you can get the money to pay, it scares me, death and any day. or if i know if i don't pay it after so, and they won't come and take me away from my family and are you working right now? i'm fine off at all. i'm working rogues and it's hard on me course. i'm notice you guys knows my is the, it's hard on me because i retain fluid and stuff. but i get it done. i, when i have to because my kids, you know, we tried to go to a doctors office. they wouldn't accept him because they don't have insurance. and then that goes all the way back to the money saying no money. so because you don't got no money, we don't care about your health. we don't care what's going on with you. we're not going to tell you good by they've, they've all turned him down and he didn't s

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but like i said, as long as hard to get work, it's hard to pay, you know, if you can get the money to pay, it scares me that. and any day, or if i know if i don't pay it after so, and they won't come get in time. anyways, my family and are you working right now? i'm fine and uh, off it on working roads and it's hard on me course. i'm notice you guys knows my hands and stuff. it's hard on me because i retain fluid and stuff. but i get it now and i, when i have to because my kids, you know, we try to go to a doctors office. they wouldn't accept him because they don't have insurance. and then that goes all the way back to the money saying no money. so because you don't got no money, we don't care about your health. we don't care what's going on with you. we're not going to tell you good by they've, they've all turned him down and he didn't show it to you guys. but when he slid down the hill over there to, to catch land and that heard him a got him with the $1000.00 a months help you and i mean, it would gone on mine. okay, then back i magine, what it would do for my family may my wife wo

but, again, we all like hard work, because hard work is good work.o do that hard work, i'm going to count on everyone here, all the leaders here, for your work, for your organizing, knocking on doors, and getting folks to the polls. because, put bluntly, michigan, y'all know how to win. [cheers and applause] you know how to win. you know how to win. so, today, i ask, detroit, michigan, are you ready to have your voices heard? [cheers and applause] do we believe in freedom? do we believe in opportunity? do we believe in the promise of america? and are we ready to fight for it? and when we fight -- we win. god bless you. [cheers and applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪

and across our nation we are witnessing a strong attack on hard fought, hard won fundamental rights and freedoms, like the freedom to vote, the freedom to be safe from gun violence,. [cheers and applause] the freedom to breathe clean air and drink clean water. and the freedom to love who you love openly and with pride! [cheers and applause] and here's the thing i know about all of the north carolinaian leaders that are here. you know it so well. generations of americans before us led the fight for freedom. generations of americans before us, many from right here led the fight for freedom. [cheers and applause] let's get a medic over there, please. let's get a medic over there. that's what leaders do. looking after each other. [cheers and applause] ok, we got a medic. generations of americans before us led the fight for freedom. and now the baton is in our hands. the baton is now in our hands. and we, who believe of the sacred freedom will pass the john lewis voting act and freedom to vote -- [cheers and applause] and we who we believe to live safe from gun violence will finally pass a a

hard work is good work.plause] and so in this fight, i will continue to count on the strength and determination and hard work of the leaders in this room to knock on doors, get folks to the polls and bluntly put, because the people in here do it, to help us win pennsylvania. so today i asked, are you ready to make your voices heard? do we believe in freedom? do we believe an opportunity? do we believe in the promise of america? and are we ready to fight for it? and when we fight, we win! god bless you, god bless america. [cheers and applause] ♪

having a hard time getting the president on the phone. also going to be talking with north carolina. we are trying to get them hooked up with communication -- it's really been hit hard. really been hit hard. you can't even get in there right now. north carolina. we are working with the people of north carolina to get them hooked up for communication. we are in valdosta. we will go with the mayor and anybody else. always fantastic in these cases. nobody better. unbelievable job. [inaudible questions] a lot of volunteers. has done an incredible job. this looks like a bad one. the worst we have seen in years. maybe you can get that word out, the media could get the word o out. needs volunteers as quickly as possible. i think he is sleeping. >> i had to tomorrow night, what is the biggest goal for j.d. vance? >> i think he will do great. he's a very smart guy, has done a great job. he is against -- i don't think should have ever been chosen. he's not qualified. j.d. is a smart guy is over but he knows. i think he's going to do great. >> can y

but here's the thing we like hard work. hard work, and the work. and with your help, we will win.will win. so pennsylvania today, i ask you, are you ready to make your voices heard. do we believe in freedom? do we believe in opportunity? do we believe in the promise of america. and are we ready to fight for it. and when we fight. god bless you. and god bless the united states of. tonight, president biden and vice president kamala harris speak at the congressional black caucus foundation's 2024 phenix awards dinner in washington, dc. watch our live coverage at 830 eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app or online at c-span,

i fought hard for kids during covid and will fight for neighborhood just as hard. i will fight for the fillmore grocery store, i will fight for renters, i will fight for proxy in hayes valley and clean safe streets in every neighborhood. you know, people tell know the tenderloin problem are impossible. i tell them, i have done impossible things before. vote for autumn this fall and give your neighborhood hope. >> my name is bilal mahmood running for district 5 supervisor to run our district to the beacon of hope it once was. growing in the bay area my family visit the tenderloin every month. for the food, the vibrant immigrant community. it was our home away from home. as an adult, it is where i decided to plant my roots. because this district represents the dream of upward mobility and opportunity, because it is home. over the last 4 years that dream is at risk. over 1 thousand small businesses closed, thousands of units of housing blocked and double digit increase in overdose on our streets. city hall is failing us and it is time for new leadership. leadership ro

mom, let's run, daughter, it's so hard for me, i can't run, and how much do you weigh?ms, and what do you eat? well , soup, a saucepan, maybe you and she will go on a diet together, and support mom, get yourself in shape, yes, yes, i can, with mayonnaise , definitely more. so that it is juicier, it doesn't matter what there is, i love everything, whatever he finds, he will gobble up, both fatty and sweet, at any moment you may have enough in, well, we moved on to dessert, 197-200 was, well, another 3 kg and the scales will stop showing, surgery is the first step, and then food discipline and sports discipline, she is a very strong person, why does she eat cake and bread? good afternoon, women are always on diets, they are always worried about their excess weight, i gained weight, how it suits me, but as it turns out, according to statistics, out of 42% of people suffering from excess weight in our country, most of them, what do you think, who, who, men, i thought aliens, today in our studio elena mazurova from tver, elena, hello, hello, well , of course, in your case it

we are the underdog, and we have some very hard work ahead of us, but here's the thing -- we like hard hard work is good work. [cheers and applause] and with your help, we will win! we will win! so, pennsylvania, today i ask you -- are you ready to make your voices heard? [cheers and applause] do we believe in freedom? [cheers and applause] do we believe in opportunity? >> yes! vp harris: do we believe in the promise of america? >> yes! vp harris: and are we ready to fight for it? >> yes! vp harris: and when we fight -- >> we win! vp harris: god bless you and god bless the united states. [cheers and applause] >> ♪ freedom, freedom where are you because i need freedom, to won't let my freedom rot in hell hey, i'ma keep running because a winner don't quit on themselves ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ i'ma wade, i'ma wade through the waters tell the tide don't move i'ma riot, i'ma riot through your borders call me bulletproof lord forgive me i've been running running blind in truth i'ma wade, i'ma announcer: c-span's "washington journal," our live forum to discuss the latest is in government, p

we produce many types of cheese, both russian and dutch, both semi-hard and hard, now we focus on hard cheeses such as parmesan, grande gusta, gruver. and also mozdam cheese - this is a very complex process, it is labor-intensive, its meaning is in that you don't get immediate benefit from it, and you need at least 30 more days for the cheese to mature. it went, and such hard cheeses, as i say, parmesan grandegusta, grumer, from 90 to 120 days, the maturation period, but it also happens, well, its extension to 180 days, 360 days, that is, one-year-olds, six-month-old cheese, starting from the reception of milk, its processing, pressing, salting, packaging in film, turning, a very large number of people are involved in this process, the cheese production workshop was built from scratch in 2013 year, the capacity of the workshop allows us to process 200 tons of milk daily , produce 20 tons of raw materials for hard and semi-hard cheeses. we also try to maintain the bar for cheese production, we will make high-quality cheeses, they are in great demand, i like perfection, to learn somethin

, it's hard to work in the mine, it's really hard, he loves to get a halal bite for his wife and child, when he leaves in the afternoon. his blood is that smile and that happiness that you can see in his face, he is satisfied with the effort he made and he has a halal bite to take home, he wouldn't trade it for anything. he was the leader of the revolution on the day when a group of sunni scholars were his guests in the leader's house. in the past , we sometimes had gatherings with the brothers of the sunni scholars, especially the baloch scholars, and i have a long history with these gentlemen, but we had not visited such a gathering for some time . they found some gentlemen that we have known for a long time, like mr. maulvi abdulrahman maulvi sadati, i don't know, mr. mullah qadir, how come they don't have a plan in their meeting already in their own region these days with some of these dumalas, mr. molavi. and samad enai, with whom we have a long-standing relationship and friendship, some from the time of exile in iran shahr, some from the beginning of the leader's revolution, who

we have a lot of hard work ahead of us. hard work is joyful work i say.ca is ready to turn the page on the policy of division and hate and to do it, our nation is counting on the leaders here, your power, i thank you in advance for your work to register people to vote and get people to the polls. each of us has a job to do as we celebrate this month and we know we stand on broad shoulders of the people before us who pass us now the baton those heroes who fought for freedom we know what we stand for to note the fight for. when we fight we win ♪ ♪

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, in aprons, they had to carry these uniforms on their stomachs weighing 4-5 kg, wet, damp and hard,e nineties we built a two-story building to this workshop, although they installed something a little newer, but everything was still not as modern as we have today, it was already in the sixth year on... we started and finished the reconstruction, there was an old plant, they worked on baths that were 5 tons, everything was done manually, it was very hard, everything was done by hand, home i walked by tired, now everything is done automatically, we have our own program for each type of cheese, before we made five batches, now we have 20, it turns out we produce batches per day, 20 tons per day, just imagine after we produced 3 tons and 20 tons, but we did not increase the number of people, people somehow sighed, or something, there is a heart where cheese is made, there were 15 people working there per seed, now there are two people, people do not work today in these products in aprons, they are born in boots, everything is purely managed by the process. at the belimsky branch, i work

it is very hard, so dangerous— the johnny. it is very hard, so dangerous to _ the johnny.us to come here - the johnny. it is very hard, so dangerous to come here but i dangerous to come here but all the shops were closed. there was no food any more, nothing to drink, nothing to feed my children. there is to eat, it is all war and know to hide. she told me there was no help, no food supplies reaching her and her six children. aid agencies are relieved to see these trucks go into day but they say a constant flow of aid is needed to deal with the horrific situation in sudan were already one location has been declared a famine and 13 others are at risk of famine. the un warned that if the supply is not increased, the consequences could be dire. there is much suffering, these are not statistics, these are mothers, daughters, kids, people will die, simple as that. children, they already are. women, more gender—based violence that they will not recover from. violence that they will not recoverfrom. this is ultimate suffering. ext; recover from. this is ultimate suffering-— suffer

aminzadeh , it is really hard work, mr. weighting, is a comparison if you have it, it's not bad to sit with a volleyball , it's a lot of work, lifting weights is very hard work , sir, yes , i only use their hands to move the weight in the paralympic kids , except that the olympic kids have their heels and their backs, this is a lot of straining. persi, they are doing a very difficult job in the parallel frame of the picture of mr. aminzadeh's awarding ceremony. i think we have the pictures of their home and their place. together we can see how happy they are . in fact, their fellow citizens and the people of my dear country of iran, who really deserve every medal gold doesn't matter, the color is not very important, of course, students may be worth more, but they will be really happy. yes, it is very difficult, and especially for these friends of ours, whose classification is very difficult, very sensitive, and their judgment is very good, the flag of our beloved country, iran. i think maybe they will reverse the equations

its hard, hard to go in every area, every neighborhood, everywhere, and seeing and countless play not feel even just guilty. you know that you're walking into a supermarket and you can buy or food or you can do it and you can live. you have a home, you know, the, there's no kindness in any city or state in regards even in places that we deem liberal. you know, california is not very liberal about this. you know, they're not as compassionate as people. think about the steps the subject looks good and then for the now i look good. thank you sir, but you people are always people good or for not like the room. right? all depends on the day. don't fit in. going to bed in kenner. wanted to do a dinner isn't center we're through so there is different factors that may affect our seniors. and most important is is that the safety nets that existed they being taken away. so he's very difficult. i know people that have retire with the kind of retirement checks that they're getting cannot keep up with a cause of rent. so now they living in their carts after working all their lights and, and yes, t

it means work hard and that hard work has paid off and you are now the national champion. this is extraordinary. we are grateful and congratulations. [cheers and applause] and i want to thank all of our coaches. can our coaches stand up please? [cheers and applause] thank you for committing to working in this industry. and to working with these young people. it means a lot to have your support and your service, and even sometimes when we're like, i don't want to do that, thank you for still saying well you've got to go do it if you want to win. and we appreciate, you never ever giving up on our young people. thank you. [cheers and applause] and i know, annie, you thanked everybody including the parents with the snacks and you know, i hope the parents aren't out there, don't touch my kid and all the little screams and yells. but the parents are fierce cheerleaders too. so when the parents are out there on the fields and they see their kids or they see their teams, they are the loudest bunches of people that are out there screaming and hollering, giving these young folks the

before, with children, especially with little ones, it's very hard, in situations when you can't get anything, there's nothing, and you need to feed the child with something, well, somehow people helped, in general, everything was coordinated, i have a second child, the first is 9 years old in... he says she'll be 10, that is, we found the old maternity hospital, yes, it's like heaven and earth, heaven and earth, of course, especially the fifteenth year, january, that is, the end of '14, the beginning of '14, almost the whole of '15, everyone knows very well how everything was here, with medicines, the same story, well, well, somehow everything went well, the girls, the staff are great, when we... from august 6 there, well, there, many people died , we had children, so they got to the wedding, the holiday, yes , there was the first girl, already 17 years old, the second son, 10 years old, also in '14, a boy was born in december, now we are waiting for another defender of the motherland, we found out about the pregnancy, just like maidan. but we felt the strength in ourselves, that we

and i think it is hard. i think it's hard for people. i think it's hard for the press to really grasp the danger that he poses. and as the article you referenced said, i mean, he, you know, he basically ordered his attorney general to reopen an investigation into me. he ordered his two secretaries of state to reinvestigate me. they investigated the clinton foundation. you know, i'm the most investigated innocent person you have ever met in your entire life, and so. (audience laughs and applauds) but i will tell you, it is not a pleasant experience. - brief final question. you liken yourself to cassandra, the greek mythological figure who could see the future and the prophecies but was never believed. putting that cassandra hat on for the moment, but we're listening, what is something that you see happening in the near future that we should be taking more seriously? - well, i do think that the press needs a consistent... i mean, the press is not supporting trump blatantly, very persistently. the press is trying to be the press, be objecti

the latest on _ husbands, it is hard. the latest on that _ husbands, it is hard. announced a major change of policy to help protect teenagers and improve their safety online. under 16s using the platform will now be put onto what's called teen accounts, with parental controls as a default setting. social media companies have been under growing pressure to protect children from harmful online content. here's our technology editor zoe kleinman. instagram already claims to have more than 50 tools aimed at keeping teens safe on its platform. but, so far, the problem of children being exposed to harmful content has not been resolved. well, i don't know if its social media, but i think, as parents, we should have the right to see it. an 0fcom study earlier this year found that every single child it spoke to had seen violent material online. instagram was one of the platforms they mentioned the most. the new measures aim put more control into the hands of parents. comes under the age of 18 already require parents of control. 0lder teens will have to verify the age. notif

humbling and hard one. voters put their trust in us, many of them for the first time in their lives. trusting us to stand up for them, to be their local champions, to fight for a fair deal. that trust, the people's trust, is our mandate. and now we must be true to that mandate and repay that trust in full. remember, people's trust isn't something you just win and put in the bank to make a withdrawal at the next election. trust is something you have to keep winning, keep earning, day after day, after day, after day. otherwise people will take it somewhere else. we ask people for their votes on a very clear manifesto. we told them we would focus on their priorities. getting our economy back on track and getting the cost of living under control. ending the sewage scandal and protecting our precious environment. and above all, fixing the nhs and care crisis. a clear message of hope delivered so powerfully in the millions of leaflets you push through letter boxes. argued for so passionately in the hundreds of th

it is hard to deliver but ou deliver. it is hard to deliver but you have _ deliver.s hard to deliver but you have to work i deliver. it is hard to deliver| but you have to work across deliver. it is hard to deliver i but you have to work across the aisle. donald trump was not successful working across the aisle, joe biden was successful if you look at the infrastructure programme where he brought republicans along. if you have a president that wants to reach across the aisle, put a qualified, but part of the aside and really work the american people, it can be done. bill clinton debtor, barack 0bama did it a bit and george w bush did it as well so you need to put the politics aside and roll up your sleeves and find things that you can work together on. just cuickl you can work together on. just quickly greg — you can work together on. just quickly greg your reaction to that question as well? it quickly greg your reaction to that question as well?- that question as well? it is, really with _ that question as well? it is, really with a _ that question as well? it is, r

hard work is good work. hard work can be joyful work. and so we are up for the task, and with your help we will win in november. [cheers and applause] we will win in november. and that in large part is because we know what we stand for, and when you know what you stand for, you know what to fight for. [cheers and applause] we love our country. and we believe in the promise of america. that's so much of what i think brings us altogether this afternoon. we believe in the promise of america, and that includes a topic we are going to discuss today, which is what i call an opportunity economy, building an opportunity economy. [cheers and applause] and my vision of an opportunity economy is one where everyone can compete and have a real chance to succeed, where everyone regardless of who they are, where they start, can build wealth, including intergenerational wealth, where workers are treated with dignity and everyone has the freedom to join a union if they choose. [cheers and applause] where we remove barriers to opportunity so anyone who wa

before, with children, especially with small ones, it is very hard, in situations when you can’t getnything, there is nothing, you need to feed the child with something, well... well, somehow people helped, in general, everything was coordinated, i have a second child, the first, 9 years old, in january there will be 10, then there is an old maternity hospital, yes, heaven and earth, heaven and earth, of course, especially the fifteenth year, january, that is, the end of 14, the beginning of 14, almost all of 15, everyone. they know very well how everything was here, with medicines, the same story, well, well, somehow everything went well, the girls, the staff are great, when we had, for example, the fourteenth year of the summer, we had a canteen where humanitarian aid was brought, people went, they cooked lunches there, people went to the canteen, because well, as if some people did not have the opportunity at all. for nothing, i i left, i somehow left, arrived, left, arrived, thank god, i did not live through the saddest moments, we had an arrival in sukhodolsk on august 6, there,

very hard to tell how man of numbers. very hard to tell how many of those _ numbers. very hard to tell how many of those are _ numbers. very hard to tell how many of those are what - numbers. very hard to tell how many of those are what you - many of those are what you would call deliberate abstentions because there can be many reasons why an mp might not be here, they might have been given permission not to be here or they might be abstaining because they do not approve of the policy. it is difficult to untangle until you speak to them to find out which way they were voting but no doubt during the debate there was a lot of unease even amongst the labour mps who said they would back the measure, especially concern around the cliff edge whereby if you are just above the threshold which means you do not get the winter fuel allowance but you are a pensioner, they would not consider themselves to be wealthy, at that level, so concerned about that. rachel maskell is with me now. she is a labour mp. why did you abstain and why did you not back the measure? i abstain and why

yes, this vacation orbit _ hard to comprehend? yes, this vacation orbit at _ hard to comprehend?his vacation orbit at around 400 i vacation orbit at around 400 kilometres and that is an environment where people are inspired to space station but they can kind of manage the signs. here, ithink they can kind of manage the signs. here, i think they are looking at a range of between 190 and 700 kilometres above the air. so it is slightly different. but the main purpose of this activity is firstly to test this fairly unique seats which have been developed for ultimately, long—term space travel. —— suits. when we had people going up in spacex medicines, they have been using inside suits. these are new spaces that have been developed for inside the spacecraft. the seats that will be worn today are really to make sure that the individuals are safe outside the compartment. and so there will be a number of tests and activities that they will do to make sure that the suits are fit for purpose but also, they can collect the data that allows them to make modifications as needed and ensure that

hard and there will be reward until you're a pensioner. no, no, in the next five years, in the next five years, there's going to be a hard graft that we're all going to have to put our hands into our pockets and really, you know, kind of take out all the loose change and spend it, you know, kind of all that kind of stuff. and then there is going to be a reward down the line. but he's saying that there is not going to be an immediate turnaround, because if you said, well, and the other message he says is that we're fed up of snake oil salesmen. so he says we're fed up with snake oil salesmen, clowns, performers. we need people who are actually going to do the hard graft. and so that means that i'm not going to be the usual clown and performer that you see, but i'm going to be doing the hard graft. but the problem is, and i, i take what you said is really successful political leaders, analyse the problem in a way that ordinary people can understand. >> that's what mrs. thatcher did. that's what tony blair did. this is rather like a doctor co

it hard over the last three years. it will— hard over the last three years. it will be — hard over the see our families today than have a bit of a rest. i than have a bit of a rest. guess than have a bit of a rest. i guess now you're a than have a bit of a rest. t guess now you're a veteran of the games, so what is next for you? the games, so what is next for ou? , , ., ., you? keep swimming. have a little rest _ you? keep swimming. have a little rest is _ you? keep swimming. have a little rest is my _ you? keep swimming. have a little rest is my first - you? keep swimming. have a little rest is my first port i you? keep swimming. have a little rest is my first port of l little rest is my first port of call, — little rest is my first port of call, then _ little rest is my first port of call, then i will go from there _ call, then i will go from there i_ call, then i will go from there. i have my primary teaching _ there. i have my primary teaching i have been doing but that will— teaching i have been doing but that will be put on the back burner— that will be put on the back burner for

hard to keep up with the old athletics. hard to keep up with the gold medals _ athletics.and . the gold medals today, and piercing hannah cockroft are. that goal coming after a string of gold medals elsewhere. there have been gold _ of gold medals elsewhere. there have been gold medals - have been gold medals everywhere you look to do more. earlier on, there are three gold medals in the velodrome, including gold in the team sprint for kadeena cox, jaco van gass and jody cundy. a brilliant performance for the cheer. that was a particularly sweet for kadeena cox after she fell in her individual event. also called for a sophie unwin and turn tandem percent, and james paul and his pilots steffan lloyd in the tandem towel shower. steffan lloyd in the tandem towelshower. in steffan lloyd in the tandem towel shower. in the rowing, there were also three gold medals, the most dramatic of those was in the mixed double sculls, per lauren rose and gregg stevenson were trailing china until the closing stages, but the lead in the last few metres to claim a thrilling win. the third conse

is very hard to say at the moment. it could - 's events? is very hard to say at the moment.s very hard to say l at the moment. it could be, we don't know for instance whether this man who has been named the suspect by the israeli security service, we don't know whether he acted alone or in a group or whether it was directly backed by iran or hamas or whoever. 0bviously even though they have their tensions, jordan and israel will want to try to sort something out and welcomed the events we have seen today at the bridge border because that is quite horrific. find the bridge border because that is quite horrific.— is quite horrific. and all of this comes _ is quite horrific. and all of this comes amid - is quite horrific. and all of| this comes amid increased activity in the occupied west bank and the nine day operation now draw to a closed but we see more and more killings.- more and more killings. yes, israeli forces _ more and more killings. yes, israeli forces have _ more and more killings. yes, israeli forces have pulled - more and more killings. yes, israeli forces have pu

we have a lot of hard work ahead of us. hard work is joyful work i say. is ready to turn the page on the policy of division and hate and to do it, our nation is counting on the leaders here, your power, i thank you in advance for your work to register people to vote and get people to the polls. each of us has a job to do as we celebrate this month and we know we stand on broad shoulders of the people before us who pass us now the baton those heroes who fought for freedom we know what we stand for to note the fight for. when we fight we win ♪ ♪ [cheering] [applause] c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized when the best internet providers. under thousand miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. charter communications support c-span as a public service. giving affront receipt to democracy. up next look at the race for governor in whington state that candidates are state attorney general dave reichard of washington busi

is hard to say when — security situation? is hard to say when there _ security situation?y situation? is hard to say when there are rebel- security situation? is hard to - say when there are rebel groups are still active, at least one rebel group towards the south still active and may not take kindly to this announcement. things are relatively calm and we have to use a word relative because things have been so bad over the last ten, 15 years, that the chance of the peace agreement unravelling because of this is always going to be there. up until now, there has been a lot of pressure from the international community, south sudan came out of the civil war thanks to a lot of pressure from different countries pushing for the water and an they have held quite a lot of sway but at the moment was so much else going on in the world with conflict, even in neighbouring sudan with the war there, i think it's unlikely there, i think it's unlikely there will be a lot of international pressure on politicians to change their decision about this postponement of the election. and imagine t