those politics on the right have helena: helena: a lot to answer for. there is no justification to this kind of violence as the prime minister has been setting out, but others will say the disinformation in some parts of the country, there are people who wanted to express concerns, not the rioters, to be very clear. can the government have a conversation about those concerns whilst also tackling this? >> let's be completely open about this. it is a completely legitimate, normal part of politics to talk about immigration, to talk about brexit, about your community and whether it feels recognized in our society or not. all of those this are completely legitimate conversations to have. what is it legitimate is to turn that anxiety, fear, worry, into prejudice, into hatred and violence. the people that are conducting this violence, or a tiny portion of our society, and we need to remember that. they don't represent our country. the people all cleaning up in the aftermath of this, volunteering their time, providing free taxi rides for people who need to goin

helena: the u.s.ident kamala harris chooses the governor of minnesota, tim walz, to be her running mate for november's presidential election. he is in philadelphia, where kamala harris is going to hold a rally shortly. we will be live in philadelphia. hamas announces that israel's most wanted man has been chosen as the new head of the group, taking over from ismail haniyeh, who was assassinated in tehran last week. u.k. prime minister holds the second emergency meeting in two days after anoth night of violence and unrest on the streets in parts of the country. and the u.s. southern city of charleston extends her curfew until wednesday as it prepares for tropical storm debby. first we start with some breaking news. hamas has announced that israel's most wanted man has been chosen as the new head of the group. he succeeds is mel haniyeh, who was assassinated in the iranian capital of tehran last week. let's take a look at his background. he has most recently been serving as the leader of sheikh hasi --

helena, i would have to aaree the situation? helena, i would have to agree with _ the situation?elena, i would have to agree with cady. _ the situation? helena, i would have to agree with cady. when _ the situation? helena, i would have to agree with cady. when i - the situation? helena, i would have to agree with cady. when i was - the situation? helena, i would have to agree with cady. when i was in i to agree with cady. when i was in orbit, i was scheduled to be on these pages for 41 82 days. they told us we were extended to 190 days, and my only question was luckily not go to 200? so there is a silver lining to this cloud. being in space is a wonderful place to be. i think it definitely takes a certain type of person to become an astronaut. we are certainly seeing that from yours and cady�*s comments. i wonder if you are up there eight months what would be going through your head? you been up at the iss three different missions. how do you cope with seeing the same people day in and day out. i am curious with regards to that kind of psychological perspective here? there is si

an operation still under way, helena? , ., helena? yes, nikki, as you say, a ma'or helena? a major incident _ helena? yes, nikki, as you say, a major incident has _ helena? yes, nikki, as you say, a major incident has been _ helena? yes, nikki, as you say, a major incident has been declared | major incident has been declared here. you showed the pictures from the middle of the night and early this morning, very dramatic pictures from the block of flats behind us, when the fire engulfed the whole building, including the scaffolding that you can see around that building. around seven hours after the fire began, the call went into the fire began, the call went into the london fire brigade at around 02.aa this morning, the london fire brigade saying that they responded with the first proof within six minutes. let'sjust have with the first proof within six minutes. let's just have a look at the scene behind us. you can see the scaffolding on the block of flats, and there are huge amounts of smoke still billowing out of the top of the building. residents around here have been tol

thank you, helena. we are going to start with football.al game of the first round of premier league matches is under way, with leicester's return to the top flight seeing them take on tottenham at the king power stadium. spurs�* new signing dominic solanke was handed his first competitive start for the club. and it spurs, the visitors, have just gone 1—0 up from an unlikely source, page rapport with a header from ajames source, page rapport with a header from a james madison cross. —— pedro porro from a james maddison cross. meanwhile, oliver skipp hasjoined leicester on a five—year deal from tonight's opponents tottenham, after spurs accepted a bid in excess of £20 million. the 23—year—old has been with the north london club since 2008 and made his first—team debut in 2018. chelsea have agreed a fee, in principle, with atletico madrid for midfielderjoao felix, in a move that will likely see conor gallagher move in the opposite direction. the fee for the 24—year—old portugal international is undisclosed and subject to a medical, but felix

helena wang, thank you so much for your time. coming up, we are going to be joined by bernstein research analyst stacy rasgon to break down intel's earnings and story. that is next. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ hey folks, chris counahan here with leaffilter, america's largest gutter and gutter protection company. leaffilter has over 150 locations and has been installed on over a million homes. we've been protecting homes now for over 20 years. our patented technology offers total protection for your home and comes with a lifetime transferable warranty. the process is simple. give us a call to schedule your free gutter inspection. if you decide to move forward with the project, you put nothing down at all. 833 leaffilter or visit leaffilter.com today. ed: intel shares suffering their biggest drop in more than 40 years. this after the company gave a grim growth forecast and laid out plans to slash around 15,000 jobs, signaling the chipmaker is unequipped to compete in the ai era. i want to bring in stacy rasgon. i ask you wher

nice to see you, helena.has been a concern is that there were limited amounts of vaccine and they weren't where they are needed, which was in africa, particularly in the parts of africa — eastern drc — where the outbreak is raging. it is really important that they get to the specific target groups, and i heard in your report that that has already been identified, those most of risk, those most exposed are the ones that will be targeted. i of risk, those most exposed are the ones that will be targeted.- ones that will be targeted. i think ones that will be targeted. i think one question _ ones that will be targeted. i think one question on _ ones that will be targeted. i think one question on many _ ones that will be targeted. i think one question on many people's i ones that will be targeted. i think i one question on many people's mind is yes, they seen mpox before, but they also have that information that this is a new strain, so what do we need to know about this particular strain of mpox? this need to kno

tie: scenes, helena.where. think cannot move to anywhere. the people who are injured, they cannot get any help. they're dying at the scene. body parts are everywhere. 100 people is a rebig number of people to die in a strike and the injured people are really a lot. ladies are mourning their loved ones and sitting close to them, crying and grief and agony in the scene. there are... there is no hospital that can accommodate this number of injured people are these bodies. people do not know when they can bury these bodies that are spread in that scene in daraj, an area of gaza. it's a horrifying scene in gaza this morning, and people are in despair. people are in grief. people are really sad. and people in gaza want this war to end. are civilians were sheltering in this school, you understand? we understand more than 5000 people sheltering in the school. these people were already evacuating the school, we don't know where to go and this situation is really difficult at the moment. mohamed taha, thank you ver

helena, i have to rural communities and so on? helena, l have to tell— rural communities and so on?i have to tell you — i was one of the 200 top influencers that were credentialed, so i have a first—hand experience of what's going on. the experience of what's going on. the experience has been incredible. they have been so supportive from front to end. as you mentioned we have our own lounges, we have our own suites, have our own parties, where collaborating with companies like funny or die, we have a hotties for kamala party as well. in terms of advertising, i would say it is more genuine than that. i know the vice president on a personal level. everything i put out there, it is not an act, i do not get paid for it, i do it out of my heart, i pour my heart and soul into every thing i say about the vice president because i sincerely believe it. i think she is the most qualified candidate in this race by far, we should have a seasoned prosecutor leaving this country rather than a convicted felon, and i know that my dozens of fellow creators feel the same way. we would come here for fr

helena wilkinson reports.ck of flats in east london, engulfed by flames at the peak of the devastating fire. more than 100 residents live here. most will have been asleep when it broke out. it must have been terrifying. the london fire brigade was called at 2:1i1i this morning. a major incident was declared with a huge emergency response. 45 fire engines were sent with 225 firefighters. the first of them were at the scene within five minutes of the call. residents have been describing the terrifying moment of what happened in the block of flats in the early hours of this morning. one woman, who is six months pregnant, has told us that as they were making their way down the stairs, the smoke became heavier and everyone was coughing. she also said there was no warning and no fire alarm. other residents spoke of the terrifying situation. there was a lot of smoke. you couldn't breathe and we managed to reach downstairs, and we went in the hallway, in the hall, there was a firefighter that said, you know, justjust

hello, i'm helena humphrey. you're watching the context on bbc news. we had a very constructive meeting with prime minister netanyahu today. he confirmed to me that israel accepts the bridging proposal, that he supports it. it's now incumbent on hamas to do the same. as to how mr netanyahu| will characterise it, well, he talked about positive talks. as well, and said he was trying to maximise the number of hostages that can be released alive. _ there's a lot of open doors that have yet to be closed, so i think... i don't think there's enough urgency on the part of netanyahu — or sinwar, for that matter. washington's top diplomat, antony blinken, says it's now up to hamas to agree to a ceasefire in gaza after getting approval from israel on concessions aimed at bridging the divide between the two sides. we are yet to receive any detail on what those concessions might be, but could it be the movement the region has been waiting for? also tonight... a desperate search for survivors, after a british superyacht sank off the coast of sicily. one man has died

thank you, helena.uld see the likes of which has been shown on tv in the last few days with the riots that have been happening up and down the country aimed at black and brown people. i never thoughtl the country aimed at black and brown people. i never thought i would see that on the streets in england, and it was quite disturbing and quite frightening, actually. and it made you start to wonder how safe am i going to be? how safe are my family going to be? how safe are my family going to be? and how safe are other black and brown people i know going to be safe? some of the things that i have seen on social media of black and brown peoplejust being approached and then attacked and punched and kicked, and people have just carried on filming, and nobody has come to their aid, and just like" what is going on"? i was just like" what is going on"? i was just like i cannot believe that right wing parties or people, members of right wing groups, have taken the death, the tragic and horrific death of three girl

i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me.ho will feel the full force of the law. all residents of greater manchester can be assured that we will do everything within our power to keep you safe, and those taking part in criminal activities, they will face every possible consequence. officers have worked - through the night to begin identifying those involved i in these horrendous scenes. please be assured, _ if you were there, we will find you. as we come on air, police in the uk city of plymouth are dealing with rival groups who have gathered to protest. more than 370 people have been arrested after the past week of violent disorder in britain. the prime minister has announced a "standing army" of specialist police officers. also on the programme:

helena wilkinson, thank ou.kraine, using 200 drones and missiles, according to ukraine's president zelensky. at least five people have been killed. 0ur correspondent abdujalil aburasulov is in kyiv. so, can you bring us up—to—date with the information about what has happened with the strikes? we have 'ust happened with the strikes? we have just recently — happened with the strikes? we have just recently had _ happened with the strikes? we have just recently had another— happened with the strikes? we have just recently had another air - happened with the strikes? we have just recently had another air raid - just recently had another air raid siren and got the all clear sign literally 15 minutes ago. so, it just shows you that the threat of new drone and missile attacks is not over yet. and in the morning, many ukrainians woke up to the sound of explosions, and it was the defence systems engaging russian drones and missiles and trying to shut them down. and i saw mobile, anti—drone units, heavy machine guns, on a

helena wilkinson reports. of the devastating fire. more than 100 residents live here, most will have been asleep when it broke out. it must have been terrifying. the london fire brigade was called at 02.44 this morning. a major incident was declared, with a huge emergency response. 45 fire engines were sent, with 225 firefighters. the first of them were at the scene within five minutes of the call. residents have been describing the terrifying moment of what happened in the block of flats in the early hours of this morning. one woman, who is six months pregnant, has told us that as they were making their way down the stairs, the smoke became heavier, and everyone was coughing. she also said there was no warning and no fire alarm. other residents spoke of the terrifying situation. there was a lot of smoke, we couldn't breathe, and we managed to reach downstairs and then we went in the hall, there was a firefighter and they said, just run across the other side of the building, basically. there was no alarm, - we

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helena wilkinson.ongo have told the bbc more than 70% of people being treated for mpox at their clinics are children under the age of 10. the bbc has been given exclusive access to two treatment centres in the eastern part of the country — the centre of the latest mpox outbreak. our africa correspondent simijola—oso has this report, filmed inside the drc for the bbc by a local camera operator. a warning, viewers may find some images distressing from the start. toddler cries. weary and in pain. two—year—old encima caught mpox from one of her five siblings, who have all had the disease. translation: this is - the first time i've seen it. when my child got sick, other parents told me it might be measles, but we started treating measles and failed. this hospital in kavumu is in south kivu, the epicentre of this new mpox crisis. it has had 800 patients sincejune. more than 70% have been children. eight have died — all under the age of five. about 100 miles away, the spring in amani's step slowly returns aft

helena can talk more about this than i can, but the gas supply where they crossed is where the gas hasming in. 15% of europe's gas still comes through that node. but it hasn't been disrupted in 2 1/2 years of war. there's no reason to think it would be now. but the actions much closer to that position than ever before. >> helena, are we right to think russia, the conflict escalates and nat gas premium, but there doesn't seem to be much of a premium built into either one here. >> as we are two years into the russia-ukraine war, we have that conflict raging in the middle east, yet pretty minimal supply disruptions. the oil market has largely -- there's more concern about chinese demand and recession concerns. now we are closely watching whether this latest diplomatic push by the biden administration into the middle east will avert a broader conflict as we brace for iranian and hezbollah retaliation for the israeli strikes in lebanon a few weeks ago. so we're still watching the geopolitical situation closely with oil and gas market participants that are having to weigh out some of the eco

let's speak to our correspondent helena wilkinson in dagenham.

helena wilkinson reports. enjoying the carnival on sunday with her three—year—old daughter and family and friends. just before six in the evening, she was stabbed. the 32—year—old was taken to hospital in a critical condition. she died this morning. earlier this week, shaquille sebu, from west london, was charged with attempted murder at westminster magistrates�* court heard that miss maximen had tried to intervene in a fight when she was stabbed in a separate incident. mircea neto, a chef who was visiting london from dubai, was found unconscious with a head injury on monday night near notting hill. these cctv images show him earlier that afternoon before the attack. he has also since died. 0mar wilson, from east london, has been charged with grievous bodily harm with intent. the metropolitan police said both deaths were now being treated as murder. news of both cher�*s in moussier�*s tragic deaths is devastating for both families. my thoughts are with them. they will continue to be supported by specialist off

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. we begin with some breaking news from germany. police there have confirmed at least three people have been killed and at least four others injured in a suspected knife attack in the western city of solingen. local media is reporting a man randomly stabbed passers—by during a festival in the city centre on friday evening. these are live pictures from solingen. the attacker is still at large, and police have launched a manhunt. police helicopters were seen above the city. celebrations were under way to mark the 650th anniversary of the city's foundation. the city authorities asked people to leave the area and police are imposing security cordons. and given his backing to donald trump. authorities in russia say they've killed four inmates after a rebellion that left four prison guards dead. i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. we begin with some breaking news from germany. police there have confirmed at least three people have been killed and at least four others injured in a suspected knife attack in the western city of so

thanks for joining helena chard. good morning helena.ry and meghan talking about online safety and promoting all these sort of good kumbaya values, when actually they have been purveyors of their own misinformation in the past, not least with the oprah interview. was it 20, 22, 21, i think. >> i mean, absolutely. i mean, i mean, this is really turned into the meghan show from what i can see. i just, you know , we all see. i just, you know, we all want to combat cyber bullying. and, you know, one, online safety for children. that's admirable. and i'm you know, people that have a platform, it's great to lend their themselves to that. but this is just such a huge pr situation . just such a huge pr situation. and i just i just don't know how collaborative it is as well. and what i do know that this is from my point of view, is hugely damaging, i believe, to our royal family, you know, there's no government input. there's nothing here. is it the colombian government that's actually leading everything, we really don't know. and yes, there is s

helena wilkinson reporting. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. has announced details of a new plan to tackle outbreaks of mpox. the organisation says it will require £135 million in funding to cover prevention and surveillance measures as well as tests and vaccines. its director—general, tedros adhanom ghebreyesus, says outbreaks in the democratic republic of congo and neighbouring countries can be controlled and can be stopped, but he also said a comprehensive and coordinated plan of action will be needed to limit the spread of the disease. health workers in the democratic republic of congo say more than 70% of those being treated for mpox there are children under the age of ten. the bbc has been given exclusive access to two treatment centres in the eastern part of the country, the centre of the latest mpox outbreak. our africa correspondent simijolaoso has this report, filmed inside the drc for the bbc by a local camera operator. a warning — viewers may find some images distressing from the start. toddler cries. weary and in pain. two—year—old

let's speak to our correspondent helena wilkinson in dagenham. bring helena wilkinson in dagenham. us up—to—date witi been bring us up—to—date with what has been happening. we bring us up-to-date with what has been happening-— bring us up-to-date with what has been happening. we are expecting an u date been happening. we are expecting an update from — been happening. we are expecting an update from the _ been happening. we are expecting an update from the london _ been happening. we are expecting an update from the london fire - been happening. we are expecting an update from the london fire brigade i update from the london fire brigade potentially and the next hour but the call to them when ten at 2:44am, the call to them when ten at 2:44am, the majority of people you would assume we are asleep at the time. the pictures that have emerged of the fire engulfing the flats, six floors, we understand that our ten flats on each floor, it would have been no doubt terrifying for them. in terms of what is happening in the latest is at a still a major inc

i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me.el is facing growing international condemnation after a strike on a school compound where thousands of displaced palestinians were taking shelter. the director of a local hospital said the facility had received 70 bodies and the remains of at least ten more people. the israeli army disputes the figures. egypt said the strike showed israel lacked the will to end the war. france condemned the strike "in the strongest terms" while the white house lamented that "too many civilians" were being killed in gaza. this report from jenny hill contains images you may find

thank you very much, helena.et's start on the track and what run from botswana's letsile tebogo — who claimed a surprise olympic 200—metres gold medal, denying noah lyles a sprint double at paris 202a. it's a first olympic gold of all time for botswana. tebogo's winning time, 19.46 seconds, ahead of the american's kenny bednarek, who took silver, with lyles having to settle for bronze. it emerged after the race that lyles had tested positive for covid and had to be helped off the track in a wheelchair. france's benjamin thomas lit up the olympic velodrome and delighted the home fans by winning gold in the men's omnium despite coming off his bike. the 28—year—old was fourth in tokyo three years ago, but finished 11 points clear of portugal's iuri leitao, with belgium's fabio van den bossche taking bronze. the omnium is made up of four different endurance races — the scratch, tempo, elimination and points — with riders scoring points in each for an overall total. china won its sixth gold medal in diving on thursday

ilfifisii democrats i talked to today, helena, are very excited for tim walz. getting someone from california and getting someone from the blue wall of the united states or from that midwestern part going into pennsylvania would have been helpful to her. however, i will say that a lot of progressives over the past 3—4 days, they were really hitting josh shapiro on his stances on israel which quite frankly aren't terribly different from tim walz�*s stance on israel. and josh shapiro's' response to some of the pro—palestinian protests that took place following october seven in pennsylvania. there's been a lot of chatter among democrats as to whether this is anti—semitism because we do know thatjosh shapiro is an observantjew. not necessarily the pick of tim walz, josh shapiro coming out in support of tim walz, calling him an exception will add to that ticket. talking about his friendship with tim walz and josh shapiro will be in philadelphia tonight at the rally with and wells walz. he's a governor of a swing state he who is very popular income he will be a key a

helena wilkinson reports.ck of flats in east london, engulfed by flames at the peak of the devastating fire. more than 100 residents live here. most will have been asleep when it broke out. it must have been terrifying. the london fire brigade was called at 2:44 this morning. a major incident was declared with a huge emergency response. 45 fire engines were sent with 225 firefighters. the first of them were at the scene within five minutes of the call. residents have been describing the terrifying moment of what happened in the block of flats in the early hours of this morning. one woman, who is six months pregnant, has told us that as they were making their way down the stairs, the smoke became heavier and everyone was coughing. she also said there was no warning and no fire alarm. other residents spoke of the terrifying situation. there was a lot of smoke, we couldn't breathe, and we managed to reach downstairs, and when we went in the hallway, in the hall, there was a firefighter that said, you know, just r

i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us.r strike killed at least seven people on friday in the city of kharkiv. among those killed was a 14—year—old girl on a playground. the six others were killed when the strike hit an apartment building. many others were wounded, including 20 who are in a "severe condition" according to the regional governor. ukrainian officials said the area was hit by a guided bomb. kharkiv has come under heavy russian attacks for months. 0ur correspondent abdujalil abdurasulov has the latest. the city of kharkiv is located just 30 kilometres from the russian border so moscow targets the city on a regular basis using bombs, using drones and guided bombs as well. and for many people in kharkiv their life is basically russian roulette. each day they can only guess who and what moscow will target next. today, russian bombs killed people in an apartment block. they also killed a 14—year—old girl in a playground. the guided bombs that moscow used to attack kharkiv, they are not as precise as ballistic rocket

hello, i'm helena humphrey. you're watching the context on bbc news. shouting. bangladesh's prime minister resigns and flees the country after weeks of protests. the army chief says there'll be an interim government, and widespread looting is reported in the capital dhaka. bangladesh's president orders the release ofjailed former prime minister and leading opposition figure khaleda zia. it's been a day of enormous upheaval in bangladesh, after weeks of protests and violent clashes. it began in dhaka when the long reigning prime minister, sheikh hasina, resigned and fled the country — these pictures show her helicopter leaving. more than 300 people have been killed since a student protest over civil service job quotas began last month, escalating into demands for the prime minister to stand down after 15 years in power. not long after sheikh hasina left, thousands of anti—government protesters stormed her official residence, while crowds celebrated in the streets. widespread looting was also reported. in a televised address to the nation, the head of bangladesh's

hello, i'm helena humphrey. you're watching the context on bbc news. israeli counterpart, yoav gallant, described the rocket fire as an "iran—aligned militia attack on us forces", marking what the two defined "a dangerous escalation". joining me is mark cancian, senior adviser with the center for strategic and international studies. always very good to see you, mark, thank you for taking the time to join us here. we will talk a little bit more about that meeting and that call, i should say, with the us defence secretary and his israeli counterpart, but firstly i wanted to get your reaction to the news of yahya sinwar becoming the full leader, politicaland

the images of the equal-to-the-apostles constantine and helena, grand duke vladimir, the faithful princes boris and gleb appeared on the kutafya tower back in the 17th century. and so, painting every detail and... with canonical images in art workshops, step by step, the process of their restoration went on. just the kutafya tower, the entrance one, on it there is also a small icon case with icons above the passage, which are located directly above the entrance arch. the previous gatekeepers were painted on wood and retained their color only due to endless restoration. the recreated icons decided... unesco world cultural heritage, the entire operation was carried out with extreme care, the holy glorious all-praiseworthy apostles, prophets, forerunners and baptists john, the first mention of another recreated gate painting of john the baptist on the borovitskaya tower also dates back to the middle of the 15th century, and its history is closely connected with the first. moscow. that church was formerly wooden. the church on bor, in that forest and rublennaya. these are the chronicle lines

and helena to help build its new factory. the plan was to start turning out cables by 2023, and eventually to live a power to sing for by 2027. but in january of 2023, all that progress started to crumble. according to media reports, one of those big investors forest decided he wasn't happy with the direction of the project and clashed with the other investor of what the company should be doing instead. and soon, this argument calls into question one of the most fundamental tots of fund cable, the cable itself. one of the biggest challenges facing projects like sun cables interconnect though, is winning the trust of all the countries involved. each step of this extremely complicated process needs a new set of time consuming approvals to move along. and if one part doesn't get a green kick from one side of the other, the whole thing could collapse. and countries being extremely cautious about this type of infrastructure. it does make a lot of sense. this isn't the 1st time we should energy along foss distances and so the whole

thanks, helena.ight for equal pay. an employment tribunal said the retailer shouldn't have paid its shop staff, who were mainly women, less than its warehouse staff, who were mostly men. it could cost next more than £30 million. meghan owen reports. i still don't really believe it's happened. it's absolutely incredible. 22 years working for next and a six—year legal battle against it. helen is now one of the 3500 retail workers to have won an equal pay claim against her employer. i've always believed in fairness, and it doesn't seem fair that, years and years after the equal pay act came in, when i was actually at school, that women were still earning less than men for similar roles. and i'm a pensioner now, and it's unbelievable that we had to wait till now for someone to actually recognise that our role is as valuable as a similar role for a man. the tribunal ruled that next failed to prove that paying their store workers, 82% of whom are currently women, a lower basic hourly rate than warehouse wo

the images of the equal-to-the-apostles constantine and helena, grand duke vladimir, and the blessed princes boris and gleb appeared on the kutafya tower back in the 17th century. and this is how, writing down every detail, checking with canonical images. the entrance, on it there is also a small icon case with an icon above the passage, which is located directly above the nest arch, the previous gatehouses were painted on wood and retained their color only due to endless restoration, the recreated icons were decided to be painted on a brass base, centuries, and its history is closely connected with the first temple of moscow. that church was previously wooden, the church on the pine forest, in that forest and rublennaya, these are the chronicle lines about the first temple of moscow, which really in the xix century , the church of st. john the baptist was built here from sosiny on borovitsky hill. then it became stone and during the construction of the great kremlin palace, by order of nicholas i, it was moved to the second tier of the borovitskaya tower. if you mentally draw a line

¿ya lo sabe helena? estuvimos discutiendo.ión y también quiere que vea a natalia. [maría inés] sí, pero luisa ya no es... no es la que conozco. es... no, continúen. están hablando de luisa, ¿no? tu tema favorito. los bernal no son tan brutos. encontraríamos de inmediato a natalia ahí. no se la pudieron haber llevado. ya, por favor. ya, por favor. deja de estar de lado de esos imbéciles. ya, dile algo, ¿no? más bien parece que quieres encubrirlos que encontrara la niña. ¿es en serio lo que están diciendo? escúchense. tiago, llámale a la policía. ¿a quién? ¿al hermano que también lo va a encubrir? a ver, zaid, ve a casa de maría inés. ve si está natalia y la traes de vuelta, por favor. al que voy a ir a buscar es a marcelo. - voy contigo. - no, no, ¿dónde vas tú? ¿qué te pasa? mamá, suéltame. ¡a ver, confía en tu marido! ¡Él va a traer a la niña de vuelta! confía. ya, m'hijita. silvia, ¿qué tienes? ¿no sabes? no. ¿qué, qué pasó? es ximena. lleva días rara, callada. ni siquiera quería pasar tiempo con nosotras. ni se ría. pero no

hello, i'm helena humphrey. you're watching the context on bbc news.most far left radicals in the entire united states government at any level, and i think what tim walz's selection says is that kamala harris has bent the knee to the far left of her party, which is what she always does. the argument is that perhaps - mr shapiro might have been a vote loser because like joe biden,| he's a very staunch supporter of israel and that has been losing the democrats votes. _ first, the latest headlines. kamala harris has chosen the governor of minnesota, tim walz, as her running mate for the presidential election. it means he will become vice president if ms harris wins. in a statement, she highlighted his accomplishments in office but said

hello, i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us.t least four others injured in a suspected knife attack in the western city of solingen. local media is reporting a man randomly stabbed passers—by during a festival in the city centre on friday evening. the attacker is still at large, and police have launched a manhunt. police helicopters were seen above the city. celebrations were under way to mark the 650th anniversary of the city's foundation. the city authorities asked people to leave the area and police are imposing security cordons. media reports say emergency crews at the scene are now treating the injured.

but east of our sweep here, mount saint helena. this is the concentrated rain. maybe over a 10th of an inch. but as we head further to the south, you can see the scattered showers from highway 29 napa out towards 116 in sonoma and then not picking up on some of this. that is continuing to fall through san francisco. just a little bit of wiper activity here and there. but notice pleasanton 680 south of livermore and back westward. union city and fremont, maybe a light passing shower. and even in the sierra nevada looking at the highest peaks, getting a dusting. and then down through the central sierra by yosemite. check it out. big bear, i should say. bear valley and then down towards tioga pass looking at some really unusual weather for late august. but it is a quick mover and it moves out of here in the next few hours. 62 in vallejo it is 60 in danville. so the temperatures are mild. we're looking at the numbers above where they were yesterday by about 5 to 8 degrees. so our forecast headlines drizzle spotty showers throughout the day today morning hours and th

helena. those numbers aren't going to change much around the bay and along the coast.ermore shows a lot of ups and downs, but in the lower 90s, the coolest days around 90 degrees. the warmest days will be about a half dozen degrees above normal. we can handle that the first ten days of august. it looks like a warm start to the new month after the month of july ranked as the warmest or hottest on record for a lot of observation points, not just around the bay area, but much of california. let's look at the seven-day forecast. that shows the inland warmth or heat when temperatures are into the 90s sticking around, low to mid-90s, passing clouds every once in a while, but this isn't the extreme heat we had early july when temperatures were between 105 to 110 degrees inland, more tolerable. low to mid-70s around the bay, not much change there, morning fog giving way to afternoon sunshine while for the coast be prepared for some visitors trying to beat the inland heat, low 60s through the duration of the seven-day forecast. the catch is there is not much sunshine to be seen

hello, i'm helena humphrey. you're watching the context on bbc news. kamala harris has had a meteoric rise from joe biden's running mate to rise from joe biden�*s running mate to being the democratic nominee, to now leading in the polls against donald trump and she has done it all in less than a month. well, i am excited to hear her present— well, i am excited to hear her present the very stark contrast between — present the very stark contrast between her and tim walz, who are fighting _ between her and tim walz, who are fighting for— between her and tim walz, who are fighting for the american people, fighting _ fighting for the american people, fighting for the american people, fighting for our freedoms and for an economy— fighting for our freedoms and for an economy that leaves no one behind. and i am excited that we are kicking off our campaign by ex celebrating just how muchjoe biden got done at home and abroad. i think that the democrats _ done at home and abroad. i think that the democrats should - done at home and abroad. i think that the democ

so saint helena received eight hundredths of an inch, four hundredths at novato, 18 hundredths at orinda. it looks like that may be our wettest spot in other locations like oakland, san francisco, about 4 or 5 hundredths of an inch, and sfo a 10th of an inch. generally we received under a 10th of an inch, but some locations were a little bit higher than that. now, we're not likely to get any more measurable rain. you can see on the satellite radar composite image that low pressure system along the coastline of the pacific northwest, generating an onshore flow and producing showers that are beginning to move out of the bay area right now. but here's our forecast animation going into the evening hours starting at 4 p.m. notice some showers still may occur up in the north bay and the northernmost part of our viewing area, but they will quickly move out of here. and then as we go into the evening and late night hours, we may see some light sprinkles along the coastline, perhaps possibly moving onshore, but not much is expected in the way of measurable rain. as you can see on the rainfall est

whether in saint helena, you're at the ferry building.the experience itself is what brings a lot of people to gatz? >> absolutely. >> yeah. we are known as a family dining destination. >> yeah. >> we talked briefly about breadth of menu where there's something for everyone. >> right. chicken tenders for the kids, lobster blt being the latest. >> yeah. and that makes groups of people including families very happy. yeah. yeah and having so many different things on the menu means people don't get bored. yeah, exactly. so they come more often than if it were just burgers. right. so people have tacos on tuesday. they have a burger on wednesday. >> my parents will have the falafel salad and the salad. >> exactly. whatever. exactly. by the way, by the way, you got to put that on your menu year round because that's fabulous. well oh my god. >> but one of the things with our specials that keeps them special is that they're a limited time offer. and people start asking for them and get excited for what's coming next. >> and yeah, we got to wrap you

i'm helena humphrey. city of kharkiv. among those killed was a 14—year—old girl on a playground. the six others were killed when the strike hit an apartment buiding. many others were wounded, including 20 who are in a "severe condition" according to the regional governor. ukrainian officials said the area was hit by a guided bomb. kharkiv has come under heavy russian attacks for months. our correspondent abdujalil abdurasulov has the latest. the city of kharkiv is located 30 kilometres from the russian border so moscow targets the city on a regular basis using bombs, using drones and guided bombs as well, and for many people in kharkiv their life is basically russian roulette. each day they can only guess who and what moscow will target next. today, russian bombs killed people in an apartment block. they also killed a 14—year—old girl in a playground. the guided bombs that moscow used to attack kharkiv,

in livermore we have 100in saint helena, 102 at ukiah. triple digits.as we forecast yesterday, and many other inland inland locations have temperatures right now in the mid to upper 90s and around the bay shoreline. you can see we have some low to mid 80s, which is pretty warm for bay shore locations. now we have a heat advisory still in effect for the santa clara valley until 10:00 tonight. and of course, under these conditions, there is an increased risk of heat related illness. i want to show you, though, how hot it is in other parts of the state, especially southern california, where we have numerous coastal areas under this heat advisory and many interior sections of the state in the southern half of the state, under an excessive heat warning, which extends all the way over into nevada. so there's a lot of hot weather around the state, especially in the southern half of california. so going into tomorrow, we expect temperatures to be, well, still pretty hot inland. maybe not so many triple digit readings, but 1 or 2 locations may hit 100. we certai

youngsville man has been charged in connection to a crash that killed an 81 year-old woman in saint helena. the collision happened sunday morning on main street near charles crude winery. police say 43 year-old dominic carvalho was driving under the influence of methamphetamine and fentanyl when he hit jackie rhodes and then drove off. investigators say rhodes was walking in a bike lane at the time. a judge ordered carvalho to be held without bail. act or lose out. that's the message from governor gavin newsom tonight when it comes to addressing homelessness in california, it was in los angeles yesterday clearing an encampment there and as kron four's terisa stasio reports, there's been some reaction from bay area officials an urgent matter. that's what governor gavin newsom is calling his most recent push. >> to deal with homeless encampments and california. the governor drilling down on his point as he helped tear down a campsite on state property thursday in la county. this is a crisis. >> act like it. the state's unprecedented billions and billions dollars sport. i'm not interested and