if it isn't, should it abo alady of odds in the deaconess mist. huston read why, with those forces withdrawn from bond, disconnecting this kind of ins. but i don't know as if you put in the police was undergoing massive reorganization across the board in and looking back. i'd say the police were completely out of their depth. it's my waiting list for can, we've afforded as the racially motivated riots entered the 3rd day, the city's commission of a foreign, as vulcan grifter agreed to talk to a television crew. they had come to interview a vietnamese family. everything seemed calm when he arrived at the apartment complex, but that soon changed. move up, done. so cold. so just before 9 p m. c. and i noticed the police had disappeared and that the mood down below was becoming increasingly hostile. a mummy? oh 1st there were chance real and then they started throwing stones the us and cheyanna. don't know what's up till the riders came closer and started throwing fire bombs against the windows. like the fire began on the 1st floor and then moved up and looked into ha with the rumor. and since h

i'm so, as the lensky huston, peep, sort of the momentum happening. he has to sort of the attention to the western partners that this is really relevant that this is an important role that needs to continue learning still happen. and what's going to take time of you, are you talking about victory for the ukrainians? from the ukrainian perspective, it is clear that if they want to dislodge the russians, that is not going to be easy. the russians are building i reinforcements in the areas that they already occupy. there are several sort of layers where they're digging in. they're kind of learning how to be done, effective defensive force. so it's going to be more difficult for the ukrainians to carry on effective counter offensive on so far they haven't really mounted one of grade significance. i think it was that they might require a sort of a better control of the space on better ability to deter, sort of artillery from other russians. so i think that they are planning on their thinking much more in the longer term. whereas i think russians, i thinkin

this is especially true with a grain corridor through the black sea, along which we have taken steph huston told him the head of an election campaign in turkey. the turkish president is seeking to create a buffer zone in northern and syria, by carrying out some form of military operation against the kurdish militias in that part of syria which turkey sees as terrorist out for that the turkish government will have to get some sort of green light, or possibly a yellow light from russia and the meeting in sashi is a perfect opportunity for that. now we do have to remember that turkey is a natal for and that's why any close contact between mister dawn and mister pool will always be carefully watched by major nato countries. and of course the summit in thought she is not an exception. that grain deal that earlier which are speaking about as seen another 3 ships full of corn leave ukrainian ports on friday, heading to island britain and turkey ankara. and the un worked with moscow and p f to negotiate a deal last month to allow maritime traffic to resume. now the 1st grain ship under the deal lef

this is especially true with a grain corridor through the black sea, along which we have taken steph huston and told him the head of an election campaign in turkey. the turkish president is seeking to create a buffer zone in northern syria by carrying out some form of military operation against the kurdish militias. in that part of syria, which turkey sees as terrorist out for that the turkish government will have to get some sort of green light or possibly a yellow light from russia. and the meeting in sashi is a perfect opportunity for that. now we do have to remember that turkey is a natal and that's why any close contacts between mr and wanted mr. poo will always be a carefully watched by major nato countries. and of course the summit and saw she is not an exception. beijing has severed communication and several key areas with washington in retaliation for nancy pelosi strip to taiwan. the ministry published a list of areas which we'll see a quarter nation cut between the 2 countries, and includes dialogue between defense departments, military maritime consultation and cooperation on il

which as abuse as to play here and shelling of russian control territories and the neighboring a huston region is also putting residents in the region at risk, of course, of either valentina or shannon reports from that area. a, we are moving towards snow like a healthcare which is around 60 kilometers from pearson back in march. it was taken by russian forces who immediately took that gulf sca hybrid electric power plant under protection and control. despite russian troops haven't been here for a long time. the showing from the ukraine inside continues. he forces not only target bridges and communications, but are also hidden. the residential areas and the holding center go horse go good . we are now a kind of guy, a hydro electric power plant, which along with providing electricity, the dam connects the right and left sides of the pier river. and well knowing that the ukrainian military attacks the site with missiles on a regular basis. so, so look of goes with clothes go to these them according to russian troops on the plant and the breach are the main targets of ukraine enforcement.

the idea originally came from pen huston from east sussex, who�*s now set up a company called the crispes at work to start collecting old crisp packets for her. alyssa and her mum put the blankets into a bag, along with other essential items like gloves, socks and toothpaste. if i imagine that i�*m homeless and that i didn�*t have much, to see one of these crisp packet blankets included with, like, a care package, i would be really happy. because that would be, like, a lot to me. so just to think that not many people have much stuff, this would be, like, make their day. the packs are given to homeless shelters in wrexham and rhyl, or support organisations like the salvation army and hope restored in llandudno. some have even been sent to ukraine. alyssa is always looking for donations of crisp packets, ideally washed. people can contact her via the crisp packet project, prestatyn and rhyl on her facebook page. dan heard, bbc news. lots more coming up on the bbc news channel from 2 o�*clock with shaun ley but first it�*s time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaeker. hello. th

but ilya ivashka leaves the winston tournament with 1/8 finals, belarus met with mark andrey hustonerggle to 101 rackets of the world 6, 7 6 3 6, 7 the game lasted 2 hours and 24 minutes. ah, the ex -first racket of the planet and the sickle novak djokovic will miss the us open. the us authorities have updated the rules for the entry of foreigners, the new order says that non-citizens of the united states must present evidence of full vaccination before boarding the flight, djokovic has repeatedly stated that he is not going to be vaccinated. he has already confirmed this information on twitter major in new york will be held from august 29 to september 11 by the belarusian national football team. remained in ninety- sixth place in the updated fifa rankings today, brazil leads in second place. belgium argentina closes the top three. let us remind you that our team will play the next games at the end of september in the league of nations against kazakhstan and slovakia, we will not adapt to another team, the head coach confidently reports. gomel sergey put such words. he said after his

vincent d'onofrio's going to do john huston.l ♪ >> so we're having fun kind of revisiting the generation before us >> seth: welcome back to "late night. we're here with ethan hawke, everybody. [ cheers and applause that was a clip from "the last movie stars. so, one, you're making this during a pandemic. but that's not the only reason you reach out to your group of friends who are actors you had another reason that you asked them all to do voice-over work in this >> well, the family had an amazing thing. it was this -- you see it in that clip right there. they had transcriptions of interviews that paul had done to write his own memoir he had had his best friend interview all his closest friends. nannies, co-workers, best friends, everybody that knew them well. but he never wrote the memoir. so these interviews were sitting there. because he got bored with the whole idea once and set them on fire, destroyed them, got rid of them but the transcripts still exist. but i was so frustrated when i got -- i took this job, and i was like

the idea originally came from pen huston from east sussex, who�*s now set up a company called the crispe have even been sent to ukraine. alas it is always looking for donations of crisp packets, ideally washed. people can contact her through the chris hackett project or her facebook page. dan heard, bbc news. now to an unusual tourist attraction in iceland — this volcano erupted last wednesday, but as it spews out lava and streams of molten rock — tourists and locals have travelled to the site to view the spectacular show. 0livia 0tigbah reports. when a volcano erupts, the advice is usually to run, but for these thrillseekers the temptation of seeing a once in a lifetime lava show is just too good to miss. we got here the day that it erupted. we basically got off our plane and someone working at the airport said, "did you hear about the volcano?" fagradalsfjall, in iceland�*s south—west, lay dormant for 6,000 years until 2021 — and again on wednesday. despite authorities telling people to stay away, it has become a picnic spot, orfor some a honeymoon. i came here for my wedding about tw

the idea originally came from pen huston from east sussex, who's now set up a company called the crispm to get colleagues at work to start collecting old crisp packets for her. alyssa and her mum put the blankets into a bag, along with other essential items like gloves, socks and toothpaste. if i imagine that i'm homeless and that i didn't have much, to see one of these crisp packet blankets included with, like, a care package, i would be really happy. because that would be, like, a lot to me. so just to think that not many people have much stuff, this would be, like, make their day. the packs are given to homeless shelters in wrexham and rhyl, or support organisations like the salvation army and hope restored in llandudno. some have even been sent to ukraine. dan heard, bbc news. genius idea. so simple but so effective. _ genius idea. so simple but so effective. i— genius idea. so simple but so effective, i didn't _ genius idea. so simple but so effective, i didn't know- genius idea. so simple but so effective, i didn't know you i genius idea. so simple but so i effective, i didn't kn