kirsti, for our audience members kirsti, for members of our audience who haven't been paying attentionfresh us on what line 3 is about. >> sure. so, this project is a replacement to the existing line 3 pipeline, which is a crude oil pipeline that runs from the oil sands region of alberta, canada, cuts down through northern minnesota, and ends at enbridge's terminal in superior, wisconsin. so, that pipeline was built back in the 1960s. it's corroding and aging, and needs extensive maintenance, so it's been operating at about half capacity recently. so, enbridge wants to repla-- or, is replacing that pipeline with what they say will be a safer pipeline. it's newer construction, thicker steel, but it also follows a slightly different route through northern minnesota, and that's where some of the conflict has been coming in. >> sreenivasan: so, what is on that route that's controversial? >> well, this is a very water- rich region of northern minnesota. there's a lot of rivers and lakes and wetlands. it's the headwaters of the mississippi river. the-- the pipeline actually will cross the mi

the waiting is having a serious effect on kirsty�*s mental health.ay because the pain is that severe. it feels like i'm not going to make it. seriously, it's felt like you are dying? yes, literally. and it's... it's basically ruined my life at the moment. nearly 100,000 patients in england waited more than the government target of four hours in a&e last month — a rise of almost 40,000 compared to before the pandemic. what's the link between patients going to a&e and the length of the waiting list? both affect each other. so the more people that we've got coming forward to a&e and needing to be admitted to hospital and have operations, then we see that the capacity in nhs to do the planned care is reduced. but the longer people are on the waiting list, having problems, getting diagnoses, they're also then appearing in the a&e system so it can become a vicious cycle. you know we're going to turkey on wednesday, hayden? so i'm just getting a few of your stuff ready, you know, your pyjamas and stuff like that. after raising £50,000, shauna's preparing to

definitely they will never, they are to do anything similar as they done in last century. albin, kirsty prime minister, of course, thank you for talking to l. just. thank you very much for having me. ah. news. news. news. news on air will only be part of the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the, when no help take it off the table. it's a shooting site atmosphere. people are demoralized, they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing p t f. d like symptom. jump into this dream and julian global community. if you're online on youtube right now, you can be part of this conversation as well. this stream announces era around one percent of electricity globally is consumed by data centers, many of which provides remote storage facilities or what is also known as the cloud . i'm in no way to see how one center is honda thing. the energy of the fuel was to stole our digital information without a heavy comp and footprints. and i'm going to be off the north coast of the u. k. where the global green energy revolution, taking

because definitely they will never dare to do anything similar as they done in the last century. albin, kirsty prime minister, of course, thank you for talking to l. just. thank you very much for having me. ah. it was meant to be that day. just here's a car was going quickly. but a tragic attack stunned the world and the u. s. president. a guy came in and whispered something into the prejudiced ear. what did he has fatal for the school children present? the events of september, the 11th defined the world. they grew up in just a huge moment. these are their stories. 911 witness on al jazeera, the native news, as it breaks, the big concern is that my suits force is coming round on the mountain ridges. try to surround this area in order to isolate school with detailed coverage, real power fill live in the how much sick he takes all the major strategic decision from around the world. the water rose so quickly at this new jersey apartment complex. it caught many people off guard as the sun goes down, fairly challenging place to work from as a journalist, they're always pushing boundaries. part of t

kirsty hanson put united ahead just before the break, slotting home after being nicely played through strike in what was marc skinner's first game in charge, having replaced former manager casey stoney. to cricket. england have a slender lead of 56 runs over india following day two of the fourth test. ollie pope impressing with his innings of 81, as did chris woakes who made a quickfire 50 that gave england the edge over india. with the series level at one apiece, which way this match goes is anyone's guess, as patrick gearey reports. in south london there's an oval—shaped hole that swallows batsmen. 13 on day one, soon 1a disappeared. craig overton was nightwatchman. his shift was due to end, but dawid malan was not supposed to follow him through the trapdoor. still behind india's skinny total full—time for england to answer back. that's wherejonny bairstow comes in, with bat and chat for severe article he is all was keen to talk. of course intricate you can make all the arguments he wants. this is the point that matters. bear stowe leg before and angry afterwards for study felt some

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charles' daughter kirstie has moved in to help take care of him, and is getting used to his hallucinations was full of people, talking to each other, and ignoring me completely. in fact, looking straight through me and walking straight through me and gradually, it faded away. he said, "am i going mad?" i found that pretty scary at the time. scientists need special permission to grow cannabis crops like this for clinical trials. the plant has more than 100 substances with medical potential. so far, just a few medicines using cannabis have been approved in the uk, including for epilepsy and multiple sclerosis. but there's a real sense that cannabis based medicine could be used for so much more. there's already evidence it can help with things like sleep problems and easing pain. in this lab, they're working to see how cbd could possibly help treat conditions like asthma and arthritis. the cannabinoid field is exploding. you can see that by the number- of pharmaceutical companies who have experience in developing drugs, j are actually trying to understand how these cannabinoids work in this b

charles' daughter kirstie has moved in to help take care of him, and is getting used to his hallucinationsin fact, looking straight through me and walking straight through me and gradually it faded away. he said "am i going mad?" i found that pretty scary at the time. scientists need special permission to grow cannabis crops like this for clinical trials. the plant has more than 100 substances with medical potential. so far, just a few medicines using cannabis have been approved in the uk, including for epilepsy and multiple sclerosis. but there's a real sense that cannabis based medicine could be used for so much more. there's already evidence it can help with things like sleep problems and easing pain. in this lab they are working to see how cbd could possibly help treat conditions like asthma and arthritis. the cannabinoid field is exploding. you can see that by the number of pharmaceutical companies who have experience in developing drugs, are actually trying to understand how these cannabinoids work in this body, but unless we put in the invest to really understand this properly, we a

. >> shelly moved on after the fifth season, and in came kirsty alley.ew the roof off of it. >> in came woody harrelson. >> you get behind the bar and right away strangers are your best friends. >> "cheers" was really that place where you fit in, where you actually belong. this is your secondary family. >> we lost nick, the coach, after the third year. we didn't realize how sick nick was, and he started writing all his lines down wherever he could. we saw one of them after he had passed away. the line was -- it says, if he's still with us now. and we used to touch that, every night, when we'd perform, we'd come down and touch that and give it a little pat. >> well, i'm off. >> the last episode -- >> i'm the luckiest son of a bitch on earth. >> i just remember thinking i got to be part of that history of comedy. i am the luckiest son of a bitch, truly. we can't make you leave your acne alone. but we can help get rid of the spots that your acne left behind. differin dark spot correcting serum has clinically proven dark spot fading power you can get without

kirsty hanson put united ahead just before the break, slotting home after being nicely played through who made a quickfire 50 that gave england the edge over india. with the series currently level at one apiece, which way this match is going to go is anyone's guess, as patrick gearey reports. in south london, there's an oval—shaped hole that swallows batsmen whole. 13 on day one, soon a 14th disappeared. craig overton was nightwatchman. his shift was due to end, but dawid malan wasn't supposed to follow him through the trapdoor. half england's batsmen out, still 129 runs behind india's skinny total. time for england to answer back. that's wherejonny bairstow comes in, with bat and chat. virat kohli is always keen to talk. of course, in cricket, you can make all the arguments you wants. this is the point that matters. bairstow leg before and angry afterwards. he felt someone had got in his eye line. meanwhile, ollie pope was moving into the centre of the picture, quietly gliding past 50 and eventually past india's score, too. at the other end, moeen ali. a player of such talent, he see

kirstie alley is saying that alexandria ocasio-cortez designer gown saying tax the rich would play betterets cost 35,000, tables cost more than a quarter of a million. what is with the socialist going to this elitist kind of event? >> it makes no sense at all. here she is showing up at this nice little soiree, nipping on cheese, sipping on wine, congratulating each other how much better they are than the rest of the world, she shows up basically to say, hey, i would like to take all of your money away from you, here is the irony, somebody gave her a 35,000-dollar ticket and they loaned her this fancy dress looks like from graffiti was sprayed on the back of it with spray paint while she wasn't looking. i would like to know did she report it on the statement of financial interest which is required of members of congress and will she pay taxes of the value of the gift, because that is required by law? so let's just see when she does her taxes whether she decides to let everybody know that she paid taxes on the exist that was given to her. if not, let's tax oc, she is getting rich by the thi

even kirstie alley thinks you're a dick. [ laughter ] ted cruz wants to free britney.nd bill cosby, wants to free r. kelly. [ moans ] oh, it's not a joke. cosby's spokesman told the "new york post" that bill cosby thinks r. kelly got a raw deal and his constitutional rights were "grossly abused." and if anyone knows about grossly abusing. [ moans ] it's a shame cosby cancelled his comedy tour because he's clearly still got it. [ laughter ] and now we turn our attention to the sunshine state for a tale of courage and perseverance. yes. you should be proud because it's time for "this week in florida." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. well. very impressive. i tell you what. his garbage man is in for a big surprise on monday. [ laughter ] okay, it's time to play a game. every now and then, we pit senior versus junior in a battle of the ages. and we're doing it once again in another edition of "generation gap"! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. let's go now to my cousin sal who is out on hollywood boulevard. hi, cousin sal. >> sal: what's up, jimmy? how you doing? >>

kirsty hanson put united ahead just before the break, nicely slotting home after being played throughaving replaced casey stoney. the bbc are broadcasting one live game around, there will be coverage of evidence versus manchester city later on bbc one from 1:15pm. britain's dina asher—smith ran a personal best in the women's 200 metres at the diamond league in brussels. she was second with 75 metres to go behind jamaican shericka jackson, but a late surge from 18—year—old sensation christine mboma blew them both away to take first, with asher—smith coming third. despite this, she said she was just happy to be running that fast again. that is great to see. elsewhere in brussels, kelly hodgkinson finished second in the women's 800 metres behind the jamaican laoya goul. and scotland take on moldova tonight, they are coming third in group f and steve clark says his players know it is a much when —— must win moment now in their campaign. it is is a much when -- must win moment now in their campaign.— is a much when -- must win moment i now in their campaign.— now in their campaign. it is '

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when she was just 15 years old, kirsty ewen's volunteering journey started.ts an opportunity. joining us now is damejessica ennis—hill who's an ambassador for spoty's unsung hero, and keiren thompson who won the award in 2019. are you ok? yes, sorry, think so! sorry about that. jessica ennis—hill, first to you, such an important award, isn't it? ennis-hill, first to you, such an important award, isn't it? yeah, there is such — important award, isn't it? yeah, there is such a _ important award, isn't it? yeah, there is such a focus _ important award, isn't it? yeah, there is such a focus around - important award, isn't it? yeah, there is such a focus around the | there is such a focus around the main award of the evening, the bbc sports personality, the final award. but if we really think about those people who have the biggest impact on these amazing sporting icons and careers, they are the people that are in the background that are supporting them from a young age. the instructors, the stewards, the officials, the people who make incredibly huge sacrifices t