louise: miles taylor was the chief of staff at the u.s.eland security in the trump administration. miles: it was clear to me in late 2018 and early 19 that these conspiracy theory trends, like qanon, were a danger to the country and that the vitriolic rhetoric on some of these message boards could jump the tracks into violence very, very easily. we were worried about that, and it wasn't just a law enforcement concern. we started to view it as a re national security threat. louise: in the united states, the fbi has declared qanon a potential domestic terrorism threat, but that hasn't happened in australia. according to the institute for strategic dialogue, australia is the fourth largest country for qanon-related activity online. elise: in march 2020 we had, obviously, the outbreak of covid-19 and along with that came a lot of, sort of, associated mental health pressures, and we know belief in conspiracy theories is quite closely linked to, you know, various mental health stressors. d so, we saw an explosion of conspiracy activity around th

any louise wise adoptee from the 605 has every right to think perhaps they have a twin.eparated twins were placed in a controversial study to explore what makes us who we are, and how much is defined by nature versus nurture. but at what cost? it's so emotional for me. what they did was so| unethical, so amoral. stories of twins have long captured human imagination. there is something beguiling about having an identical copy of yourself, and the resulting bond that would create. hi. hello. which one's which? i'm pam. i'm pauline. identical twins share all their genes having split from a single fertilised egg in the first two weeks after conception. fraternal twins share half their genes on average. they result when a women releases two eggs at the same time and they are fertilised by two separate sperm, so they have 50% of their genes in common on average, like ordinary siblings. comparing resemblance in identical twins to fraternal twins, gives us a handle on whether or not genetics has an effect. it would, if identical twins were more alike than fraternals, and they in

as prime minister justin trudeau has described the attack as horrific and heartbreaking reported. louise lopez has been following the story from vancouver in canada. i asked him for the latest on the manhunt. please see they're doing everything they can to track down the suspects. keep in mind, people in the province of saskatchewan are still in the early hours of monday. so expect a story to develop over the next 24 hours since sketch $1.00 and $2.00 other neighboring provinces are under an emergency alert. today, authorities are hunting for 2 suspects. 31 year old, damien sanderson, and 30 year old mile sanderson. despite sharing the same last name, police say is still unclear if the 2 are actually related. it's believe the 2 suspects are traveling in a black car, which was last seen in the capitol regina just before noon local time on sunday. the direction of travel, of the suspect is unknown. the police believe they're still in regina. they're asking people there to be vigilant, entered shelter in place. mean they're been asked to stay in their homes. this comes at a time when more t

louise: in general, we have been in favor of the u.s.ust because they're slightly less regulatory headwind, although at the moment there's a lot of uncertainty around european utilities and what additional curbs might be placed upon them, and additional restrictions. the u.s. has a bit more of a free market mentality. those of the areas we are looking at a bit more. utilities have performed well. right up there with energy names and terms of some of the events that have come through in the last couple of months. dani: real quickly, we are almost out of time. we need to mention the u.s. has come back online after the labor day holiday. are you expecting u.s. stocks to retouch the june low? louise: at the moment, we will see in terms of how things open, but it does seem like there is a lot of negative sentiment out there. is there more negativity to come coming into september and looking at the november election time, and what might happen there. very conscious of the u.s.-taiwan situation and how that can escalate and it is impacting the

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that was journalists, louise lopez, in vancouver. now to chile, where voters have overwhelmingly rejected a progressive new constitution in a referendum. the proposed constitution was aimed at boosting the rights of indigenous people. in women it would have been replaced or would have replaced rather the one adopting a doctor during the pinochet's arrow chili's current president. his vow to press ahead with efforts to overhaul the constitution, or then 60 percent of people who cast her ballots voted against the rewrite. ah, victory for the no can. she lay in vote has rejected the proposed new constitution by a far wider margin than poles predicted. they said no to what would it be in one of the most progressive constitutions in the world with a focus on social welfare, gender equality, environmental protection, and indigenous rights. l rule for ram, and it is a really surprising triumph. and that means chile is a country that rejects communism, marxism and the attempt of communism to seize power. then well that's why at santiago's em

there is such a city louise does not intend to miss her chance for a happy life, i will go to russiaderstandable arriving in taganrog, the girl learns that she has a rival. many will recognize me, yulechka is our beauty queen , such a girl, no matter what you do, louise takes a desperate step. listen a. you do not accidentally know a chef in paris who could move to us i am the chef of a large restaurant france but you don’t know how to cook the series french cooking, watch from tuesday to friday on our tv channel spend time only with good films on belarus 24. program came to an end, but not forget belara tv channel. you can see us all over the russian federation in moscow, chelyabinsk, omsk, ufa and voronezh, you can find the latest news and watch your favorite episodes on the official youtube channel on social networks. be active and share your opinion. alena kaverzina was with you today see you again . very soon. the president of belarus accepted the credentials of the ambassadors of 11 states, addressing the diplomats alexander lukashenko stressed that the start of the mission is

florida i'm joined from vancouver by journalists, louise lopez, louise. you've been following the story for us from the beginning. what do you make of these latest developments is right, terry does all came to a dramatic annie here. police tonight just a few hours ago. confirm mile sanderson, who had been on the run, is now dead. police say he went into medical distress shortly after being arrested . his afternoon. he was transported to a hospital in saskatoon, where he was pronounced dead. we still don't know the exact cause of miles is dead . there's to allow, we don't know yet as you just said, terry miles broader. damien sanderson was found dead on monday. we don't know 2 miles had anything to do with his brother's death. leasers to trying to piece that together. but just to give you a bit of a perspective on how things unfolded, city, how miles was thought. it all started with an alert from police, about a person with a knife traveling in a vehicle in a community just over an hour south of james smith creek's creek, a nation miles had stolen a get aw

louis -- louise, you don't have to encourage me.— evening., you don't have to encourage me. you will see me at ten. — have to encourage me. you will see me at ten. but— have to encourage me. you will see me at ten, but it _ have to encourage me. you will see me at ten, but it will _ have to encourage me. you will see me at ten, but it will be _ have to encourage me. you will see me at ten, but it will be under - me at ten, but it will be under cover. that's all from us at bbc news at six. we nowjoin our colleagues hello, you are watching bbc news. i am lewis vaughanjones. continuing coverage here of the day's events. liz truss has promised britain can write out a storm, as she delivered her first speech as prime minister earlier. these images have been released by number 10 and they were taken as she walked through the door following that speech, of course, momentous moments captured there. inside, truss will be assembling the numbers of her new cabinet right now, and of course stay with us on bbc news for updates on how the team takes shape.

so the full show barson are trailing his main challenge a former president louise in us. you lula da silva. why has both an arrow loss support? yeah, one reason is the base behavior during the corona pandemic. and what's an hours delay in buying vaccination doses? his and his dad play of the crisis and was really an issue for many people and it led to to satisfaction among society. another point is m, the most narrow err repeatedly attacked, the supreme court of brazil. and so many people are little bit scared because of this attitude and, and they, some of them won't vote him, won't it again for him after they will to firm in 2018. they might not do so in this year. all right, we just heard in the report that the bull scenario has already question the integrity of the voting system. if he loses, what do we think? will he go quietly? yeah, that might happen because his primary critics of the lecture electronic rewarding system is permanently happening in the last month. so his follows, as we heard today as well here, flo nobliss and they believe him and they won't accept

and along with grieving tonight, indeed, louise, thank you very much. journalist louise lopez in vancouver and less crossover to ramstein the u. s. military base in germany, where a meeting of the ukraine defense contact group is about to get underway. u. s. secretary of defense, lloyd austin, is due to address the gathering in just a moment. the group why the way comprises ministers of defense from more than 50 countries. so we're seeing some lie pictures from the room now on those countries of course, include nato member states. i with the group was formed after russia invaded ukraine in february. its 1st meeting was held in april. um yeah. okay. okay. if you could cut her, which cross straight over to our correspondent, our benyamin alvarez gruber, he's there in ramstein is covering this as we wait for lloyd austin, who he just saw there to give his speech. benjamin what quakes back from today's meeting, what they're saying, the host, the u. s. is waiting for this opening remarks that they will show them wavering support with ukraine. they'll think about sending more heavy weapons. we'r

there is thelma, there is louise, she was quite tall. this is--. and this is the last picture taken of those girls. those are the three girls who were confirmed on that date. april 15th, 1915. and that is the last picture of them because all five sisters died. they all died. from tuberculosis. as did my father's mother. so you can imagine, when my dad revealed these stories for me, how difficult it was for him and how difficult it was for me. that's why we lost the history. he didn't want to talk about it, it hurt too much. but i need to know. i needed to know. i go off, i become a journalist, i move away for a few years, i come back home -- oh, there is one more picture want to show you. i love these pictures. this is my uncle, eugene. only the two boys survived, uncle eugene and my dad. it is very odd when you know your dad as a man, a mature man, and then you see this baby and there is something -- there's cognitive dissonance there. there is my dad. so i go off, i become a journalist, i come back home after a few years. my dad takes me to see m

hello, my name is louise louise tanaeva , 42 years old, from lower back pain louise has been sufferingnths for the first time, her back started to hurt after exercising in the gym, it hurts under the shovel. intensifies after a feast for some reason, that is, so that you allow yourself a little alcohol and plus some fatty ones there, i don’t know, i eat salads with mayonnaise or something like that. and after that, the next day, the pain intensified not only in the back, but the pain began to intensify. here in this place, the hypochondrium, the therapist prescribed me tests and, you know, i was generally in shock. wait. don't state your diagnosis now. we will see him now. sit down yes, there is such a problem - pancreatic disease. yes, her inflammation in the region of the ribs of the vertebral triangle. right here, yes, and there is such a zone that can pain with inflammation of the tail of the pancreas. that is, it is projected into the back according to the story. i would seriously think about it between pancreatitis and cholecystitis, in fact yes, because you can also erode in the

louise and thelma that's really their names. louise is the oldest in this thelma. to other sisters already and carry their beautiful children arguing there was a fifth sister. we don't have a picture of her helena. and then we have this picture. they were devout catholics. i'm going to point out. well, i was hoping to point out. give me one second, please. you know charles, you know, i might to come help me. there's a pointer. there's thelma. there's louise who was quite tall. and this is already. and this is the last picture taken of those girls. those are the three girls. who were confirmed on that date april 15th 1915 and what's the last picture of them because all five sisters died? they all died. from tuberculosis as did my father's mother. so you can imagine. when dad revealed these stories to me how difficult it was for him and how difficult it was for me. that's why we lost the history. he didn't want to talk about it. it hurt too much. but i needed to know i needed to know. so i go off i become a journalist move away for a few years. i come back home. oh,

and then there is a princess louise. i am the vice co, james, who is the son and daughter of prince edward, who is there with the contests of wessex. he, of course, the earl of wessex watching his children take their place beside the queen's coffin. edward of course, was part of the vigil almost 24 hours ago. when he stood with his sister and 2 brothers around the queen's coffin. also there are people who become known as beefeaters for that to become regularly known and members of the gods and the queens. the monarchs, body guards who have been in place and they continue. the public continues to file pastor, i estimated that from the point we were standing there is about there are but 1500 people in our filtering past. so i suspect that will be reflected in the numbers who are going through the whole. but this really is for people who have lined up for 1415 hours at a time a piece of history as they can tell their children and their grandchildren. they were there when the new prince of wales stood in tribute before the q

many thanks again, louise, louise lear with the weather.s the news at ten on thursday the 1st of september. more analysis on newsnight coming up on bbc two. that is with kirsty standing by there. and on then also continues, but that's our colleagues across the nations and regions who are standing by with the news where you are. from all of us on the news at ten team, thank you for watching and good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are baroness ros altmann, former pensions minister in david cameron's conservative government, and the broadcaster penny smith. lovely to see you both as ever. the guardian says two out of three police forces in england and wales it is variance writing —— rising gun crime. the independent warns that wanted ten jobs remain unfilled. the telegraph tells how most gps saw their gps rise —— wages rise. the ice is a leaked letter draught to the met chancellor —— next chancellor to protect businesses going bus. the times says nazim is a the financial time

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thanks, louise. and that's bbc news at ten. more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight with kirsty wark which isjust getting underway on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are, but from the ten team it's goodnight. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are author and journalist, susie boniface and sian grifiths, education editor for the sunday times. welcome to you both. we've got quite a lot in quite early, actually. let's have a flick through what is already here. the financial times leads with comments by the bank of england's chief economist suggesting a big rise in interest rates could be on the way. the times believes such a rise could trigger a fall in house prices. the telegraph reports the highly unusual warning by the international monetary fund to liz truss to reverse her recent tax cuts. the metro focuses on keir starmer�*s speech at the labour co

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the opera was composed by louise bertrand in russia, alexander dragomyzhsky, and italian composer.aesar pugni wrote the music for the ballet, which was staged in st. petersburg. well, at the end of the 20th century, the musical was written by a canadian poet, luc pumandon and an italian singer-songwriter. ricardo cochanta. first they released an album with songs and separate singles. belle's song topped the french charts for 33 weeks. mustache were alive. until later , the performance came out. it was included in the guinness book of records as the most visited in the world, it was watched by more than 15 million people in two dozen countries and translated into nine languages, the famous poet became the author of the russian version. julius kim september 16, 2007 in baghdad, on nesour square, the americans shot dozens of civilians, employees of the private military company black water opened fire who accompanied the diplomatic convoy appeared 17 was injured 14 people. it was a real massacre for blackwater, but glory goes badly and their hires always came out dry from the water the

may pickup energy again as it continues to move north. hydro castro al jazeera american actress, louise fletchers won an oscar for her role in one flew over the cuckoos nest has died. fletcher played the villainous role of nurse rochard in the 1975 film alongside coastal jack nicholson. she was 88 years old and new exhibition is opened in manila of art work that once belong to former philippine 1st lady imelda marcos. the exhibits were repossessed by the government which says she bought them with stolen state funds. while the display is a charles to see the work of renowned masters for summits, a reminder of the corrupt regime of the current president's father on or below reports. they came from russia, italy, in the former yugoslavia paintings acquired by the philippines, former 1st lady, imelda marcos, a later seized by the government. now an exhibit in this museum in manila. these are my favorites from and that so well known part of the act. well, it is there, formright, endless love. yeah. but it is the story behind the collection, more than the aesthetics that has drawn attention.

thank you very i much, shadow transport secretary louise haighjoining us here.on, and we will see whether that is borne out by the delegates as they gather over the next few days and that list of topics confirmed now for discussion on the conference floor, perhaps some tricky moments for the leadership around constitutional reform, electoralfor, there is a discussion about whether to move to proportional representation rather than first past the post which sir keir starmer says shouldn't be a priority at the moment, and also on that topic we were just discussing with louise haigh, the issue of whether workers should get a pay rise in line with inflation. jonathan, thank you for that. we will be back with you later. a little more now on the railways. the head of the rmt union has said talks with the new transport secretary were a "good start" in attempts to solve issues that have led to repeated strikes on the railways. the next strike is planned for the first of october. 40,000 rmt members are due to walk out — in an ongoing dispute about pay and conditions. our

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and oh, so louise in massey, a lot to silver here they are debating. on august the 29th but you could the shade. and if the country i left is a country that the people miss, it was a country of employment. it was a country where people had the rights to live with dignity, with their heads up. and this country will come back, you can probably go to, so there was corruption, president lula. you want to come back. what for you to keep doing the same thing. and petro, battle rice get a little bit there for the workers party, the worse off the people are the poor, the better for them to do politics off those. it will, if you so much. so you have to very different candidates that what would you like to know about them on today's show, we are going to be exploring key campaign issues and what's at stake for brazilians . you can do in a conversation right here in the comment section on you tube. ah, o i x, what expert panel? hello, elona. i be honest. this is so lovely to have all 3 of you here. we are going to unpack the upcoming elections. what's that state?

vance and louise join us from their house.steve, how is it going back there? >> steve: i'm from new york city. i'm from kansas, how do you think it is? >> well. >> great. dickinson county, kansas, too, steve. >> steve: that's right. that's where my family lives. louise, let's start with you. your farm is two miles away from the train line. it's pretty handy. had they not reached a tentative deal. there would have been supply chain problems all across this country. it would impact fuel but it would also impact your department. and that's food. >> absolutely. we would have -- you know, we rely on rails to get things out because we only, you know, kansas can't eat all the wheat it produces it. absolutely relies on export markets. we absolutely need the rail system. >> half of the wheat grown here in kansas is exported. a huge percentage of that is by rail to get it down to the ports and if, you know, rails were cut off, we would have a catastrophe in the grain market. but we dodged a bullet earlier this morning. not only a bullet

stake is both scenarios. job as head of state polls show the president trailing behind ex president louise enact sio lou la da silva, by double digits. paulson aro, has called the contest a battle of good and evil and in front of a sea of supporters, he denied the numbers from leading pollster dr. foyer, with a bit of word play. walkie. no, i hear there is no lying up. doctor foyer. here is our data people. boy, here is the church. here is the will of an honest, free, and hard working people live with billboard. although it's not the 1st time that bill scenario has called the electoral process into question. he's being investigated by the supreme court. after aggressively criticizing the electronic voting machines that brazil has used for decades, audits found no issues with the system. but not every one in the streets was celebrating protesters in rio de janeiro called paulson aro genocidal and worried that he would use the military to cling to power even if he loses the election. i know that for 28 years, the cry of the excluded demonstration has taken place to protest that independence

, who have come down _ alistair and louise, who have come down from — alistair and louise, who have comey enjoyable night, quite an - very enjoyable night, quite an emotionaljourney from the very enjoyable night, quite an emotional journey from the first stop, and there's a buzz of energy the whole crowd, and then as you pass over the bridge and start getting closer to the hole, it gets quieter and more sombre and more reflective. 7, , quieter and more sombre and more reflective. ., , , ., ., , reflective. louise, when you finally walked into — reflective. louise, when you finally walked into westminster _ reflective. louise, when you finally walked into westminster hall, - reflective. louise, when you finally walked into westminster hall, it i reflective. louise, when you finally walked into westminster hall, it is | walked into westminster hall, it is pin drop _ walked into westminster hall, it is pin drop silence and there, what was it like? _ pin drop silence and there, what was it like? it— pin drop silence and there, what was it like? ., , pin drop silence and there, what was it li

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the front runner in brazil's presidential election for my leader, louise ignacio new le desilva, has held his final campaign event before the 1st round of voting next sunday. the lightest pause put the left wing candidate and former president, head of his right wing rival, the incumbent jaya, balsa narrow by a double digit, lead. thousands of taken to the streets of columbia to protest the economic and social reforms of the countries. new left is president gustavo petro protest is, have claimed that tax reforms aimed at raising billions with social programs are unfair and authoritarian meantime, columbia and venezuela have re opened a major border crossing after years of diplomatic deadlock. and partial closures, cargo trucks has started to cross over for the 1st time in 7 years. after the most recent closure in 2019 the crossing was re, i've been for some time to those going over on foot. 3 opening will allow the trade and essential goods such as co toilet paper and fruit. diplomatic relations have thought since columbia's 1st left is leaning, president took office we can get more o

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the actress who made the role for nurse ratcheted famous has died louise fletcher earned an oscar forcuckoo's nest. success in movies came somewhat late in her career fletcher put acting on hold for years to raise her children. she was in an early 40s and wasn't well known when chosen for the role opposite jack nicholson and the 1975 film fletcher passed away at her home in france. she 88 years old. as covid cases and hospitalizations remain top of mind. there's worry that the flu could make a brutal return abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes spoke with doctors about the problems. they're predicting and how to stay safe. it's been a very long pandemic and now many covid restrictions are being rolled back. but doctors say they're expecting a strong flu season. so we anticipate a much higher volume of patients that come into our emergency departments. there will be a rise of cases for those vulnerable populations, which also include the elderly population and the very young there will be increased hospitalizations and increase deaths during the flu season between september of 2020 and may