hugo martin is a travel writer for the la times. he writerfor the la times.to visit europe and the uk for many months now. what has taken the us so long in allowing us to visit you? i the us so long in allowing us to visit you?— to visit you? i think primarily it has been _ to visit you? i think primarily it has been the _ to visit you? i think primarily it has been the covid - to visit you? i think primarily it has been the covid cases. | it has been the covid cases. they were trying to wait until the numbers began to drop and we have this optic with the delta variant and i think that's a lot of postponed the opening of the borders ——up tick. there was talk about this several months ago and i think it got put off primarily because of the up tick in cases, they wanted to wait until the cases were on the decline. ~ . . . until the cases were on the decline. ~ . ., , ., decline. what has the reaction been from _ decline. what has the reaction been from the _ decline. what has the reaction been from the us _ decline. what has the reaction been from the us touris

which is journalists at the la times kind of writing about their experiences and the past of the la time and photo journalists refuse to enter because he was scared, right, and so i think it really, really depends, right and it's a really great question. i think an age of photo journalism in general. every time i go online i'm astounded by beautiful drawing, right, and those are conveying really important visual information and some of the choices, existing sources "the new york times" with story on education and rural america and all the photos are in black and white. that's a choice too. >> absolutely. yeah. >> well, one of the pleasures of -- of platform like tiktok is getting a window into totally different experience somewhere in the world and getting a bunch of different ones next to another and i don't know that we figured out what to do with that power to link a bunch of different perspectives and also to go beyond what we can see just on the platform and figure out who is not here and how do we create a window into their experience too. we had a couple of questions that i wa

hugo martin from the la times.lions of people around the world who still go hungry. despite ambitious goals set by the un to end world hunger by 2030, the number of people suffering food insecurity continues to rise. imogen foulkes reports. conflict, climate change and now covid—19. they are creating a perfect storm of hunger. the united nations set ambitious targets to end world hunger by 2030. instead, the number of people without enough to eat increasing. 800 million people go to bed hungry every night. conflicts disrupt farming and food supplies. so to do extreme weather events triggered by climate change. yemen has had floods as well as war this year. afghanistan has had drought. year. afghanistan has had drou . ht. year. afghanistan has had drou~ht. . ., year. afghanistan has had drou~ht. . . . , , year. afghanistan has had drou~ht. . . . ,, , drought. the climate crisis is a risk multiplier— drought. the climate crisis is a risk multiplier for - a risk multiplierfor conflicts. this happens in two ways. 0n th

el periÓdico la times reportÓ que siete miembros del equipo de producciÓn salieron del ser en protestael 16 de octubre se reportaron los incidentes, donde un arma se disparÓ por error. fÉlix: los legisladores continÚan trabajando para llegar a un acuerdo y aprobar el paquete econÓmico propuesto por la administraciÓn biden. pablo gato nos dice quÉ propuestas han sufrido los mayores recortes de fondos y cuales son las que aÚn se negocien. pablo: hay optimismo, declarÓ la lÍder demÓcrata de la cÁmara baja. estamos cerca de un acuerdo, afirmÓ. demÓcratas negocian contrarreloj y quieren que haya un voto en la prÓxima semana, pero biden se ha visto obligado a usar el hacha para recortar su paquete econÓmico. [habla en inglÉs] somos uno de los pocos paÍses industrializados en el mundo que no tenemos licencia familiar pagada, se quejÓ el presidente. pero su propuesta de licencia familiar pagada ya se ha quedado recortada cuatro semanas. >> el presidente y los demÓcratas estÁn apoyando un proyecto de gastos monstruosos de corte socialista y eso incomoda a los pocos moderados que quedan en el pa

henry chu has reported from all over the world for the la times, where he's how part of the editorialhe studio, the british author and columnist yasmin ala—bhai brown. a very warm welcome to all of you. only if pressure on the health service from covid is "unsustainable" will borisjohnson�*s government impose restrictions. we learnt on friday that scientists advising him and other ministers think a spike like the one we saw injanuary is "increasingly unlikely". however if the rate of infection grows, "earlier intervention would reduce the need for more stringent, disruptive, and longer lasting measures", they say. still, sustainable means different things in different places. in cornwall, the uk's most southwesterly county, the hospital — there is only one — declared a "critical incident". ambulance waits of up to 12 hours. 100 patients seeking treatment in an emergency department with space for fewer than half that number. 44 people hospitalised with covid in a hospital with a0 beds. henry chu we seem to be in a moment of decision with the government. henry chu, we seem to be in a mo

that killed the movie's director of photography was not the first mishap with a firearm on set the la times is reporting there have been 3 prop gun mishaps before. and 2 on saturday, one was last week an unnamed sources telling the times there was quote a serious lack of safety meetings on this set safety was apparently a huge concern here 6 hours before this fatal accident. several crew members walked off the set citing concerns over their working conditions as for the shooting itself. we do know that actor alec baldwin was the one who fired that prop gun a spokesperson for baldwin says a prop gun with blanks misfired film and tv weapons especialistas saying, but using blanks are the standard and they're shocked to hear that this happened because of all the safety protocols that do exist on movie sets. nowadays. >>weapons to check a bounced check before banks and put into the weapon. there are lots of otherprincipals and slice i mean this is awful that's for the and myspace has been on the search for the senate. we want to speculate as to what happened 2 to 6. >>so tonight, it's not clear

you work in la. time of the incident. you work in la, i am time of the incident. you work in la. . you work in la, i am sure you _ time of the incident. you work in la, i am sure you are _ time of the incident. you work in la, i am sure you are involved . time of the incident. you work in la, i am sure you are involved a | la, i am sure you are involved a lot in film sets and legal issues around films. three weapons, one plastic, one a prop number one a 45 colt revolver, rounds recovered, presuming some of them live rounds, is there ever a situation where live rounds should be on a film set in your view? rounds should be on a film set in yourview? in rounds should be on a film set in your view?— rounds should be on a film set in our view? , ., , ., ., ., your view? in my opinion, that would robabl your view? in my opinion, that would probably rrot — your view? in my opinion, that would probably not make _ your view? in my opinion, that would probably not make any _ your view? in my opinion, that would probably not make any sense. - your view? in my opinion, that would probably not

it is not folks from the la times parachuting in.'s journalists are students aged 16 to 24.ve there. >> they tell stories in a unique way and give an insight into their lives that is often missing from the media landscape. >> they get a stipend in the project is funded through the building healthy communities initiative. he prints 5000 copies in english and spanish each month and more than 70 students have seen their bylines in the newspaper and online over the years. he considered a career in construction until malcolm fueled his passion for writing. he has interviewed a local mural painter and profile the homeless. he followed up a malcolm's idea to publish a love letter to his girlfriend. >> he is a guiding light in more than teac >> reporter: malcolm says he's giving back the support he received as a student. >> my greatest joy is saying that come full circle and knowing what impact it had on me. >> his mentor, sandy close applauds malcolm for illuminating the stories of richmond residents who felt invisible. >> she is somebody who really represents a sign of hope for al

working up to 14 hours a day to feed programming anousha sakoui is an entertainment reporter at the la timeste and the possible deal. the deadline was going to be midnight sunday, so first thing monday morning we would have seen people picketing along the pavement in front of studios up and down the us. pretty close. they announced it pretty much 24 hours before the deadline, so within good time. these have been issues that crews have been struggling for almost decades with tiredness, long hours, that have been exacerbated in recent months and during the pandemic. also, the confluence of the pandemic where people saw studios spending a lot of money trying to get people back to work, whether it is sick bay, other issues, to get people working again and get production started again when the pandemic shut everything down last year. they saw that yet when it came to improving their pay there was no money. they had an overwhelming, almost unanimous vote in favour of striking. which would have been the first time in its 128 year history. the man arrested by police following the killing of the uk m

joining us is henry chu of the la times, who keeps the show on the road whilst the us west coast sleeps bourke, columnist for the age and the sydney morning herald in australia. and here in the studio, the bbc�*s business editor simon jack. cop26 begins in glasgow this weekend. it is supposed to be the moment when the world's nations present pledges to mitigate climate change, agreed rules to prevent double counting and honour previously agreed plans in which the poorer countries can adapt to survive. the summit host, perennial optimist borisjohnson, says its success or failure is in the balance. the queen, usually a valuable asset in the last—minute lobbying and arm—twisting that characterises so much, won't be there. 0n medical advice, say courtiers. still, her majesty's said recently cop26 is very irritating when they talk about don't do. henry, why might we now be in the realm of expectation management for this summit? well, certainly borisjohnson has been criticised by people as intending to overpromise and underachieve, but i think he has gone on the opposite direction in under pr

but according to the la times, just over a week ago baldwin's stunt double accidentally fired two roundswith ammunition. film director bandar albuliwi has started a petition calling for real firearms to be banned from film sets, whilst state senator david cortese is pushing legislation to ban guns on film sets and bothjoin me now. thank you for your time. i wanted to start with you. how signature is coming in and i suppose, first of why did you feel the need to do this? how are you? _ feel the need to do this? how are you? thank _ feel the need to do this? how are you? thank you _ feel the need to do this? how are you? thank you so - feel the need to do this? firm are you? thank you so much for having me, actually. i began a petition shortly after i discovered that halyna hutchins was murdered on that set. within the hour ijust felt was murdered on that set. within the hour i just felt a need to make some change so i went to change dot org and i decided to start a petition and basically ijust decided to start a petition and basically i just wrote decided to start a petition and basically

but according to the la times, just over a week ago baldwin's stunt double accidentally fired two roundswith ammunition. earlier i spoke to film director bandar albuliwi who told me why he's started a petition calling for real firearms to be banned from film sets. i began the petition shortly after i discovered that halyna hutchins was murdered in that set. within the hour that the need to make some change so what did i do, i went to change dog dog and i decided to start the petition. and basically i just wrote down everything that i know is wrong with the industry. whether it the crew working conditions. we have crewmembers doing 14—16 hour days daily sometimes without a days daily sometimes without a day off. and on top of that we are asking them to go to work where there are guns being fired at them. these crewmembers make movies like the matrix with a rave in the matrix. people need to understand that. they cannot slow bullet and just dodge it at the last minute. real change needs to happen. real change needs to happen. an increasing number of school children are suffering from anxie

anousha sakoui is an entertainment reporter at the la times, specialising in hollywood and labour issuesn people picketing along the pavement in front of studios up and down the us. so pretty close — they announced it pretty much 2a hours before the deadline, so within good time. these have been issues that crews have been struggling for almost decades, with tiredness, long hours, that have been exacerbated in recent months and during the pandemic. also, the confluence of the pandemic, where people saw studios spending a lot of money trying to get people back to work, whether it's sick pay or other issues to get people working again and get production started again when the pandemic shut everything down last year. they saw that, yet when it came to improving their pay, there was no money. so they had an overwhelming, almost unanimous vote in favour of striking, which would have been the first time in its 128—year history. pigs have been deployed by one of europe's busiest airports to keep geese away from the farmland in between runways. the bbc�*s correspondent in the netherlands, anna h

the la times is also reporting a prop gun misfired a few times onset before baldwin's fatal shootingincluding two rounds followed by baldwin's stunt double from a gun he was told was not loaded. half dozen workers walked out to protest conditions before shooting. actor baldwin fired the prop gun accidentally hitting halina hutchins who was killed. she was considered a rising star and advocating for conditions on the set. director is expected to be okay. here is a call of halina hutchins who forgave people for their mistakes and challenged them to be their best. >> really generous, really talented, really upbeat. there's never no from her and i think it was this kind of easy going personality at the same time working with her, it's like incredible work ethic. >> baldwin has since tweeted that he has no words to convey his shock and sadness regarding the tragic accident and he's cooperating with police. we will keep you updated on this investigation, eric. eric: thanks so much. alicia. alicia: fda researchers say pfizer's covid-19 vaccine is highly effective at protecting kids age 5 to

joining us to discuss that, henry chu, deputy news editor at the la times, who keeps the show on thening herald in australia.

according to the la times that you know, it's very frustrating. we use >> yeah. california i love la didn't live in community. >> a developing story we're following tonight comes out of minnesota where 3 people are in custody after a shooting that turned deadly inside of a crowded bar in saint paul. one woman was killed. 14 others were injured by that gunfire that broke out inside the club just after midnight. that's when police say they got several 911, calls from people who are frantically begging for help. and while the motive is still not clear. police say there were multiple shooters. the 3 suspects arrested were also hospitalized for injuries. came from the chaos. new oakland police alright local fires say that one person was displaced in a large homeless and kempton fire this morning. >> it happened near east 12th to 19th avenue. this is video of that black smoke billowing across the bay area seen from the citizen app. fire crews say that no one was hurt. the cause of what sparked that fire still unknown tonight. >> let's talk about our weather forecast ri

. >> the la times was reported that baldwin was handed a gun by assistant director and told it was cold that there were a few misfires before that on the set of the film rust which was apparently becoming increasing troubled. some of the cameras crews walked offset over working conditions just before alec baldwin shot and killed his colleague and days before that, the paper reports a stunt double accidentally fired rounds from a gun prompting a crew member to text production manager, quote, we've now had 3 accidental discharges, this is super unsafe and baldwin has since tweeted that he has no words to convey shock and sadness regarding the accident and he is cooperating with police. mike. mike: devastate if r the family. matt finn, thank you very much. ♪ ♪ >> mike: questions remain about how brian laundrie died about what what his parents know. charles watson joins us from north port, florida with the latest, good afternoon, charles. charles: hi, mike, one thing for sure the laundries are trying to stay away in quick departure from home this morning. both chris and roberta laundrie hur

. >> reporter: the la times is reporting that alec baldwin was handed the gun by an assistant directorat the set of the film was becoming increasingly troubled. some of the camera crew walked off set over working conditions just before baldwin accidentally shot and killed can his colleague. and just days before that, the paper reports a stunt double also accidentally fired rounds from a gun, prompting a crew member to text a production manager that we've now had three accidental discharges, this is super unsafe. after this accident an abc show banned the firing of real guns on its set. going forward they're use he replicas and computer generated flashes. eric: in a few moments i'll interview a former official from the atf, with new reports that they did target practice with live rounds and they kept bullets and blanks in the same spot, if you can believe that. we'll talk about that in a moment. alicia. alicia: with the death of brian laundrie confirmed, ayou tensios shifting to his parents and what they may know and when they knew it. this as an anthropologist tries to determine laundr

and the la times and some other publications that focus on hollywood very closely were breaking storiesdays leading up to this tragedy with safety on set, for example. you just mentioned another one of the stories and so i do think that this is an industry that has a lot of people focused on it right now. this is not about alec baldwin. this isn't about a person who has been a political sort of figure for lack of a better term. this is a about an industry that has a practice that does not appear to be entirely safe and i do think there is journalists really digging into this which is to the good. howie: and the fact that some of the crew walked off to protest working conditions fits into the larger puzzle. isn't the press milk this to some degree because you this is alec baldwin, he's controversial, he played trump on snl. >> sure, he is one of the post well-known actors in america and he killed somebody on a set. it's a tragic story, it's a horrible story. but it's an incredible story that this happened. and of courses been very vocal and outspoken about the nra. yet he and many other

according to the la times that were agents. you know, it's very frustrating. >> we use yeah. love california i love la but didn't live the >> all right. next up in sports. trey lance makes his first start as a 49 her, but he did not get the results that everyone was looking for. we have sports com >> let's talk about 4 zone forecast live look at the transamerica pyramid and downtown san francisco. big changes are on the way after a gorgeous weekend. yes, and the winds are about to also pick up erica caturay tracking the temperatures and the gusts for us from the weather center. >> good evening. at starting to get breezy, especially along the coast. as for what we're seeing out in berkeley, clear conditions. you can see via moon out there in the distance from the stars. if you look up, we don't expect to see any thick cloud cover tomorrow, those winds are going to keep clouds out of our region. as for temperatures right now, we're starting to cool down for the night. we're down to 62 in livermore 64 out in fairfield 55 in petaluma, 64 right now in santa rosa overnight lows are

safety on the set, covid protocols as well as gun safety, this is according to news reports in the la times. >> thank you so much. appreciate that. >>> so safety measures on film sets can be the difference between life and death. earlier i spoke with ben simmons, who was a firearms instructor on movie sets, and asked him to break down what those protocols are generally, and here's what he had to say. >> usually you would try and avoid using a real gun unless you have to, and it would be a discussion between those in charge on the set between the director, the actor, the stunt coordinator, the armorer, the person providing the gun and responsible for the safety. you would have a discussion and a rehearsal about where the gun would be pointing. and you rehearse and the actor would be able to point the gun in the right direction at the time. there would be various checks the armorer would do to make sure the gun was clear, the right ammunition was being used, when a gun is being handed from person to person, generally what should happen is the gun should be checked each time. so those are the

times. he is due to take on while there this saturday in las vegas, there this saturday in las vegas, the thirdry beat his american opponent to take the title last year. tom brady has become the nfls leading passer after helping the tampa bay buccaneers to a 19—17 victory over the new england patriots. brady managed to pass the 80,358—yard milestone set by drew brees, and what a place to break the record — against the franchise he steered to six super bowls. there was late drama as new england almost took the lead with 55 seconds left, only for nick folk�*s field goal to come back off the post. the night belonged to brady, though, who returned to his former home for the first time with tampa. i'd try not to predict what was going to happen, and had a few emotional momentsjust going to happen, and had a few emotional moments just thinking about all the people that have meant so much to me in my life and that are a part of this community. i'm just very gratefulfor an are a part of this community. i'm just very grateful for an amazing time here, and my footballjourney took me somewhere else. camer

baldwin fired a prop gun and killed a cinematographer a bay area director was also hit and injured the la timesl tonight. the three we're working on a set in new mexico shooting the movie rust the associated press today reviewed search warrant records filed in a santa fe court and they say baldwin was handed a loaded weapon by an assistant director who indicated that it was safe to use. the assistant director did not know the prop gun was loaded with live rounds investigators collected the gun and other items from the set of courses evidence, but the details of how and why gun was loaded with live rounds very unclear at this moment abc news reporter morgan norwood has more on the investigation and the victims. an urgent and puzzling investigation into why a shot from a prop gun that police say was fired by actor alec baldwin killed one crew member and injured another on the set of the western inspired film rust 19 about revision. he's supposed to check the donkey's responsible for now mimi. no, no 42 year old director of photography helena hutchins seen in this instagram picture posted from the

, as you see i'm still leading in education because people know i put a record estimate in of the la time, got rid of five sols, redesigned our high schools. people trust me on education. you see what's happening in georgia and florida. they're talking about this crate cal race theory. as i said before and i'll say it again, it's never been taught in virginia. i really hate it because it's a racist dog whistle. all glenn youngkin has done is run down education, run down our economy, critical race theory is not taught. you're pitting parents against parents. i was in hampton last night. i met a school board member, said our school boards were fine. as soon as glenn youngkin got nominated, people started showing up, creating such a ruckus, calling obscene things -- this was an african-american woman. i can't repeat what they said on air about her. this was last night. we just lost a school board member because people are coming into these school boards -- she said i was getting death threats. when they said they were going to rape my children, i can't take it anymore. that's what glenn youn

been going on for months, but tonight that all stops as the pair get in the ring for the third time in lasfending the wbc title that he won in their last fight. so who will win this time? let's go live to las vegas now then and speak to our boxing reporter ade adedoyin. ade, overnight we had the fighters weigh—in, both of them coming in heavier. how will it affect things later tonight?— heavier. how will it affect things later tonight? interesting aspect. deontay wilder _ later tonight? interesting aspect. deontay wilder said _ later tonight? interesting aspect. deontay wilder said he _ later tonight? interesting aspect. deontay wilder said he has - later tonight? interesting aspect. | deontay wilder said he has bulked later tonight? interesting aspect. - deontay wilder said he has bulked up because when they get into clinches he doesn't want to be pushed around by tyson fury. the flip side is that its equivalent of carrying four bags of sugar on your back, potentially for 36 minutes. will it make him tired? wilder �*s main strength is his speed, of his punch, but carrying the extra weight

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it should be said last year when we had la nina roll through, it didn't do anything for us. a lot of times it can bring below average rainfall, but right now, there's an 87% chance la nina continues into february of 2022. now y have looked back at the data, and since 1950, all la nina avenlts have usually averaged about 84% of normal rainfall. now, that wasn't the case last year. again, we did really horribly, but what we could be sliding into is that 27% of the time la nina brings above average rainfall trends. that's looking back at the data since 1950. so again, we could be in this category here where we're sliding into that above average rain and let's hope so. as we head through the next couple days, we have high pressure returning. that's going to warm it up and bring fog back into the mix. a much needed break coming our way as we head through the next couple days. we start off with temperatures in the 50s. make sure you have that jacket and watch out for patchy morning fog to start. the north bay at 53. daytime highs, tomorrow a warmer day. widespread 70s from santa rosa to concord,

. >>> according to the las vegas times makers, the winner of this series will likely present the nationalgue in the world series. sorry, atlanta and milwaukee. the dodgers are the favorites to win it all. the houston astros are the favorite in the american league. for fans wondering which lucky jerseys and jackets they will be taking to the game, do you take the parka? >>> dress warm. if we get baseball in october here in the bay area, it would be some of our best chances for sunny and warm. it is not happening. the next 2 days will be cool. it is also fleet week. if you haven't heard them, there is your sign. the forecast for the start of the game tomorrow, upper 50s. it will be cloudy. he will be cool. saturday will be almost identical. sunday is when we start warming up. by then, they will be on their way down to l.a. i won't quite be that way. next thing we need to talk about is the storm in the pacific. >>> bay area health officials are revealing how we will end the mask mandates. >> it could still be months before it becomes a reality. the health officials from nine bay area jurisdi

danjohnson, bbc news, la palma. time now for all the sport.als galore. psg had to come from behind and there was a thriller in madrid. liverpool got revenge over this i do not them out of the competition 2020. they were 3-2. competition 2020. they were 3—2. they let the initial read split. three to win. can 3-2. they let the initial read split. three to win. can change that. split. three to win. can change that- that _ split. three to win. can change that. that is _ split. three to win. can change that. that is what _ split. three to win. can change that. that is what you - split. three to win. can change that. that is what you get - split. three to win. can change that. that is what you get red l that. that is what you get red cards for. it happened. that is the story of the game, pretty much. with ten men they were quite intense to play but the dirty three points were that often the best. not our best football but we got them. manchester united have hit a rocky spur domestically and they will be looking to bounce back against the italian sid

danjohnson, bbc news, la palma. time for a weather. at the map is matt taylor.oss england, wales, central and southern scotland rather less of today for some parts of south—east scotland and may stay dry, brightening in northern ireland after the rain and it may brighten up after the rain and it may brighten up across some other western areas, driest in northern scotland but a breezy, gusty day with strong winds in the south—east, 40, 50, maybe 60 mob hour gust which will cause a rather of 11 to 15 degrees. rain, strong winds remaining in the north—east of scotland through tonight, most other areas being partially clear skies, some showers in the west and a cool start with debit as widely as ingle figures tomorrow, a briar stick make brighter day, especially eastern areas, scattering of showers in the way straight from the start of the day, some of them is no way eastwards but more persistent rain in the north and west of scotland and shetland because he wins gust into 60 only be 70mph making for another cool day. by finau. —— goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc

but according to the la times, just over a week ago baldwin's stunt double accidentally fired two roundslp police with their investigation and joins us now from boulder, colorado. it's really good to have you with us. thank you for sparing us sometime. what we learn this affidavit is alec baldwin pulls the weapon across his body and then points it at the camera. should that ever happen on a film set? welcome and no. it should _ ever happen on a film set? welcome and no. it should end. _ ever happen on a film set? welcome and no. it should end. we _ ever happen on a film set? welcome and no. it should end. we also - and no. it should end. we also have to stop calling a proper weapon because bullets came out of it. bullets don't go into proper weapons, that's why they are prop weapons, that's why they are prop weapons not real weapons. this is a p"°p weapons not real weapons. this is a prop weapon, you can see i hope that there are little holes back here where ammunition can be loaded, but if we look at the front of it those are not holes, those are all belongs or who knows what, but nothi

time. we're just a few hours away now from tyson fury against deontay wilder in las vegas. the talking has been going on for months, but tonight that all stops as the pair get in the ring for the third time. fury�*s defending the wbc title that he won in their last fight. so, who will win this time? let's go live to las vegas now then and speak to our boxing reporter ade adedoyin. we had the weigh in yesterday and both fighters came in much heavier than they ever have done before. how is that going to affect things in the fight? is that going to affect things in the fi . ht? . is that going to affect things in the fiuht? . ., , the fight? yeah, the weigh-in was interestin: the fight? yeah, the weigh-in was interesting because _ the fight? yeah, the weigh-in was interesting because there - the fight? yeah, the weigh-in was interesting because there was - the fight? yeah, the weigh-in was interesting because there was talk about wilder coming in heavy so that fury couldn't wrestle him. it's the equivalent of fighting with four, five bags of sugar on your back. he'll be carryin

la time is also reported a prop gun misfired a few time onset before baldwin's fatal shooting and halfg working conditions just hours to shooting. a union representing pop master saying that it was a live single round. the rooky has reported banned the fire of real guns onset moving forward they'll use replica guns and we will keep you updated, griff. griff: wow, what a tragedy. matt keeping up with the latest, mark. mollie: questions remain about how brian laundrie died and what his parents knew. >> the laundrie family attorney confirms to fox news that the forensic anthropologist is or will be looking at brian's remains to find out exactly when he died and the decision was made after initial autopsy came back inconclusive, remains were found and personal belongs early wednesday in creek environmental park after his parents joined in on the search in once border log area the family pointed out to police as police brian liked to frequent. brian's parents reported missing in the park more than 5 weeks ago following the disappearance of girlfriend gabby patito who was later found dead in

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la samaritaine. each of the free sections representing a different moment in time. it started as a small stall just over there. and now look at it. despite its humble beginnings, la samaritaine soon became one of the most well—known department stores in paris. it was a place to see and be seen. the shop where you could supposedly find everything. founded in 1870, the art nouveau building came first. the 19th century was a time of big change in paris, and la samaritaine symbolised that change. but its ornate features soon became outdated. a few decades later, an art deco building was constructed next door in an effort to lure in the next generation of shoppers. and it worked. with the help of its quirky advertising, the store flourished — at its peak, employing over 3,000 parisians. but as times and tastes changed, the shop's popularity dwindled. safety concerns and high maintenance cost meant that in 2005, la samaritaine had to close its doors. many thought that was it for the store until luxury fashion brand lvmh stepped in with the help of 750 million euros. for p

just over 2a hours to go until tyson fury and deontay wilder do battle in the ring for the third time in las, 20 months on from knocking the american out in their last fight. the fighters have met for the last time at the way and in vegas while deontay wilder came in at 17st and tyson fury was much heavier at 19. the former champion lennox lewis as this might be much closer than the last one. , , ., ., , ., last one. this is going to be a different fight, _ last one. this is going to be a different fight, this _ last one. this is going to be a different fight, this one. - last one. this is going to be a different fight, this one. it. last one. this is going to be a | different fight, this one. it will not be like the second fight where tyson fury came and basically mowed him over. i think they are prepared for that and have worked on different things, especially with his new trainer, malika scott, bringing out different things. whether the untaken do that, do these new things and put them into effect, he after member he's doing it against the best anyway in the world. so is not going to be t

there's no sign of this ending any time soon. la palma's fishermen can only watch and wait.ore the eruption. translation: we don't know what the future will be - like because there are fewer fish. i don't see a future here if they don't help us. do you think you'll leave la palma? si. others are adapting to this strange new way of life, dominated by the deep rumbling of the volcano and the unpredictable threat of its everflowing lava. danjohnson, bbc news, la palma. at 7:30, it's dateline london, but first a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. good evening. the czech foreign affairs minister says he will summon the british ambassador after allegations that the rangers player glen kamara was subjected to booing and jeering in prague last night. rangers have contacted uefa after kamara was targeted during their europa league defeat by sparta prague, just months after he was racially abused by a slavia prague player. the game was initially supposed to be played behind closed doors, sparta supporters had racially abused a monaco player in an earlier match, but it was later

there's no sign of this ending any time soon. la palma's fishermen can only watch and wait.the eruption. translation: we don't know what the future will be like - because there are fewer fish. i don't see a future here if they don't help us. do you think you'll leave la palma? si. others are adapting to this strange new way of life, dominated by the deep rumbling of the volcano and the unpredictable threat of its everflowing lava. danjohnson, bbc news, la palma. president biden has been on capitol hill today as democrats held talks for a second day about whether they have the votes to pass his $1 trillion infrastructure bill. progressive democrats are withholding their support until a deal is reached with moderates in the party on a much larger $3.5 trillion social policy bill. president biden said that they were going to get it done. i'm telling you, we're going to get this done. it doesn't matter when. it doesn't matter whether it's in six minutes, six days or six weeks. we're going to it done. we're going to get it done. in the uk, the military will begin delivering petro

joining us to discuss that, henry chu, deputy news editor at the la times, who keeps the show on thed whilst the us west coast sleeps. latika bourke, columnist for the age and the sydney morning herald in australia. here in the studio, the bbc�*s buiness editor, simonjack. cop26, which begins in glasgow this weekend, is supposed to be the moment when the world's nations present individual beefed up pledges to mitigate climate change, agree rules to prevent double counting, and honour previously agreed plans to ensure the poorest countries, too, can adapt to survive. the summit�*s host, that perennial optimist borisjohnson, says its success or failure "is in the balance". the queen, a valuable asset in the last—minute lobbying and arm twisting that characterises summits, won't now be there. on medical advice, say courtiers. still, her majesty was caught on microphone recently, saying of cop26 : "it is very irritating when they talk, but they don t do. henry, when might we be in the realm of expectation management for the summit? . , of expectation management for the summit? ., , �* .,

all alvaro can do is watch and hope his farm is spared. alexander lurch al jazeera la palmer. ah. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al jazeera, north korea says it's testified and new ballistic missile from a submarine. the day off to south korea and japan detected a weapons launch. north korea state media reported the missile was fired from the same submarine involved in a 2016 test. a gang that could be members of a us base christian missionary group was demanding a $1000000.00 for each person. the 16 americans and one canadian were taken. while returning to puerto prince an opening and the town of gambia, he said a capital money rapidly has more from puerto prince information on the status of the 17 missionaries is quite limited. we don't know if those $70000000.00 is going to be shelled out by the aid organization a $1000000.00 per head as the gang has put it, but local authorities here, puerto prints are working hand in hand with us of federal agents to find a resolution to the case of these, 17 missionaries, we know that this gang 400 of was, oh, is very well known

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