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ian lee, cbs news, london. >>> the bodies of all 62 people on board the plane that crashed in brazil have been recovered. the voepasse plane plummeted to the ground and caught fire in a residential area outside sao polo. two engines from the plane were removed from the crash site, and authorities say the plane's black boxes were recovered and analyzed. there was a severe icing warning in the area when the plane went down. >>> coming up this hour, deadly house explosion. what caused a massive blast that killed two people in maryland. >>> and taylor swift's surprise to fans in vienna after her concerts there were canceled last week. st week. ( ♪♪ ) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. ( ♪♪ ) are you tired of your hair breaking after waiting years for it to grow? new pantene with more pro-vitamins, plus biotin & collagen. repairs as well as the leading luxury bonding brand. stronger, healthier hair, without the $60 price tag. if you know, you know it's pantene. (nicole) welcom

here is the news: london has been brought to hold by dense fog which has descended overnight. long cuws are formed on main roads and the reports of motorists abandoning their vehicles and continuing on foot, london airport is expected to be closed. good god, the meteorological office has issued a statement saying that a persistent anti-cyclone over london is to blame. smoke from the capital's chimnies is being trapped at street level, which is aggravating the fog. windless conditions mean it is expected to last for some time. be careful out there, it's a real p super. "the cold weather coupled with the smoke coming out of factories and homes buried london under a thick layer of smog. the smog was unprecedented in history. it affected all aspects of life. for the first time, people faced a phenomenon called inversion. in just 4 days, the sulpuric steam claimed 4,000 lives. the figure later rose to 12,00 people. about 100,000 people were infected with various diseases. officials d' the united kingdom introduced a strange strategy to eradicate the mysterious disease. soon everyone

london tomorrow. danny savage, bbc news, southport.ed plans to make ten million mpox vaccines available for use across the continent. new figures show there were more than 14 hundred new cases of the disease across several african nations in the past week. but despite concern about a new variant of the virus triggering a global alert, the world health organisation says the mpox is "not the new covid," as it's spread can be controlled. residents in county down in northern ireland have begun returning home tonight. it's after after bomb disposal experts carried out a controlled explosion on a world war two german bomb. the 83 year old bomb was discovered near a housing development last thursday. a british—mexican man — detained in qatarfor six months on drugs charges — claims he was targeted because he is gay, warning others to be careful when travelling. manuel guerrero avina was arrested in february after arranging to meet a man he'd met online — who he later found out was an undercover police officer. human rights groups raised concer

kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >> let the music resume. >>> that is "nightly news" for this thursdaylt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. continuing to ramp up its efforts to fight homelessness. will the mayor continue to clear the streets despite some pushback? we can't continue to expect any change unless we're willing to cut off the supply. we go one on

maggie rulli, abc news, london. >> new at 11 heart pounding body camera video has been released by then county sheriff's office that we want to share with you. two of their deputies were surrounded by flames while conducting evacuations during the first moments of the burrell fire last month. watch >> i think we need to go that way. i can't see if we can get out that way. i don't think so, man. >> a us forest service officer was also trapped with them now, fearing the worst and cut off from firefighters. everyone put on nomex flame resistant jackets. they were instructed to use traffic flares to light backfires to burn a spot where they could find refuge. 40 terrifying minutes later, the three were able to meet up with a fire crew and escape. >> see? so we're going to let the fire guys okay? we're gonna let the fire burn. yeah, we didn't do anything. you okay? man we didn't do anything. this guy got you. you got relief for sure. >> so far, the fire has burned 59,000 acres in kern county. it is 84% contained as we speak, anyone traveling through the san francisco bay oakland airport wil

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tina kraus, cbs news, london. >>> american gymnast jordan chiles is speaking out for the first time sincepic bronze medal. in an instagram post chiles wrote, "i have no words. this decision feels unjust and comes as a significant blow, not just to me but to everyone who has championed my journey." u.s. gymnastics says it's continuing to fight to let chiles keep the medal for her floor routine. >>> coming up first on "cbs mornings," actors elliot page and hillary baack tell us about their new movie "close to you." >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is "cbs news mornings." this is "cbs news mornings." growing old is part of the journey, even when you have heart failure. but when he had shortness of breath, carpal tunnel syndrome, and lower back pain, we wondered, could these be warning signs of something bigger? thank goodness we called his cardiologist because these were signs of attr-cm, a rare and serious disease... ...that gets worse over time. if you see any of the warning signs, don't wait, ask your cardiologist about attr-cm today. (vo) when your dog hears the call of the wild, have the

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ian lee, cbs news, london. >>> and now to israel where it's still under threat from iran and two proxies the u.s. is keeping two aircraft carriers in the region a little longer. iran's top general says retaliation is certain and the country will decide how and when to respond to israel for last month's killing of the hamas leader in tehran. during a visit to israel the u.s.'s top general says that the risk of a broader war has eased slightly after israel and hezbollah exchanged one of its biggest clashes sunday, but the calm has not resumed long as fighting resumed yesterday. >>> meanwhile israel is planning to launch a mass vaccine polio campaign after cases were confirmed last month. the vaccines arrived in the territory yesterday with millions more expected in the coming days. >>> the state of massachusetts began spraying pesticides to prevent the spread of illnesses by mosquitos. planes and trucks are targeting more than a dozen high-risk communities in two counties. this coming after an 80-year-old man tested positive for eee, a very rare, potentially fatal disease. cases of the wes

ian lee, cbs news, london. >>> turning now to the middle east, where israel remains on high alert for possible strike by iran or one of its allies. the u.s. is ordering the "uss lincoln" aircraft carrier to speed up its journey to the region, plus a u.s. navy guided missile submarine is also on its way to the middle east. this all comes as hamas is threatening to drop out of cease-fire negotiations with israel over the war in gaza, preferring instead the cease-fire plan that president biden first unveiled back in may. over the weekend an israeli air strike at a school complex housing displaced families killed at least 100 people. that was according to the hamas-run gaza health ministry. cbs's debora patta spent time with the head of the u.n. agency that's providing aid to palestinian refugees in gaza. >> it's the worst thing i've ever seen by far. and i've never seen anything like this scale of destruction. >> reporter: after retiring from the military scott anderson took a u.n. job in gaza. he had found his calling. >> all these soft skills that you develop in the military really len

maggie rulli, abc news, london. >> new at 11 heart pounding body camera video has been released by theriff's office that we want to share with you. two of their deputies were surrounded by flames while conducting evacuations during the first moments of the burrell fire last month. watch >> i think we need to go that way. i can't see if we can get out that way. i don't think so, man. >> a us forest service officer was also trapped with them now, fearing the worst and cut off from firefighters. everyone put on nomex flame resistant jackets. they were instructed to use traffic flares to light backfires to burn a spot where they could find refuge. 40 terrifying minutes later, the three were able to meet up with a fire crew and escape. >> see? so we're going to let the fire guys okay? we're gonna let the fire burn. yeah, we didn't do anything. you okay? man we didn't do anything. this guy got you. you got relief for sure. >> so far, the fire has burned 59,000 acres in kern county. it is 84% contained as we speak, anyone traveling through the san francisco bay oakland airport will have some

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ian lee, cbs news, london. >>> to the middle east where today hamas said it won't take part in any further negotiations with israel. instead it called the u.s. and other gaza war mediators to work towards implementing the ceasefire plan that president biden first unveiled in may. this comes the day after an israeli air strike at a school complex housing displaced families that killed at least 100 people, according to the hamas-run gaza ministry. our debora patta spoke with the head of the u.n. agency providing aid to palestinian refugees in gaza. >> it was the worst thing i've ever seen, by far. and i've never seen anything like this scale of destruction. >> reporter: after retiring from the military, scott anderson took a u.n. job in gaza. he had found his calling. >> all these soft skills that you develop in the military really lend themselves quite well to being a humanitarian and i find/create satisfaction in helping people. >> how are you doing this morning, miranda? >> reporter: he's been in gaza almost constantly since the war began. >> it's like being in a science fiction dystopia

harry low, bbc news london.l series of bank c. hello there. tuesday wasn't as hot or as humid, but still with some sunshine across norfolk and suffolk before we got a few light showers, temperatures reached a very warm 29 degrees. other parts of the uk have cooled down a bit already, and it's still quite mixed through the rest of the week. there'll be some sunshine at times, but we're also going to find some spells of rain, and our weather essentially is going to be coming in from the atlantic. at the moment things have slowed down a bit and this weather front still bringing some rain early in the morning, particularly across the midlands. but a sunny start and a chilly start in scotland. some sunshine for northern ireland. it will cloud over here in the afternoon and later in the day into western scotland. but more sunshine develops across northern england, wales and the southwest. and even though we've got more cloud, the midlands towards the southeast, that should tend to thin and break up a little bit. we wi

sima kotecha, bbc news, london.d to people at risk of famine in the darfur region. more than a dozen lorries crossed the borderfrom chad, a week after the military—led government agreed to allow aid in. the army had been keeping the border closed, saying it was trying to stop weapons reaching the rival paramilitary rapid support forces. more than 10 million people have been displaced since the war began in april last year and more than 25 million, more than half the country's population, are facing acute hunger. there are continuing international efforts to get the two sides to meet and agree a ceasefire. police in romania are questioning andrew tate, the controversial social media figure, after raiding his home earlier today as part of an investigation into alleged crimes, including sex with a minor and money laundering. andrew tate, denies the allegations. a self—described misogynist, he is known for his online content promoting his version of a masculine lifestyle. he's already awaiting trial on charges of rape a

ian lee, cbs news, london. >> norah: two american astronauts will spend another six months at the internationalver concerns about the safety of the boeing spacecraft that carried them to orbit in june. they will return home on a rival spacex capsule as four civilian astronauts prepare for historic missions to new heights above the earth. cbs's mark strassmann has the details. >> reporter: we got to watch what the polaris dawn crew spent two years practicing, its mission highlight. history's first all civilian spacewalk. billionaire and mission commander jared isaacman would go first, followed by mission specialist sarah gillis. are you getting better at this through sheer repetition? >> oh, yeah, every single time. it's a world of difference for the whole operation. >> spacex is go for spacewalk operations. >> reporter: roughly 435 miles above earth their dragon capsule will vent down to the vacuum of space. then the two astronauts, isaasman and gillis, will alternate floating through the open hatch for roughly 15 minutes apiece. >> i think my desire in human space flight is to move the needle.

josh parry, bbc news, london.tourists were obstructing roads, littering and trespassing while trying to take photos. local officials said the barrier had been highly effective in driving visitors away. but, they warn it could be put up again if significant numbers of tourists return. it's the end of an era — or eras — at wembley stadium in london. taylor swift has taken to the stage for thw final show of the european leg of her tour. tuesday saw the last of eight evenings the artist performed in london acrossjune and august — to crowds of 90—thousand plus a night. emer mccarthy has more. taylor swift has wrapped up the european leg of her eras tour at london's iconic wembley stadium. it was her 48th and final european show, her 15th here in the uk alone, and it's certainly been a record breaking tour. back in december, it became the first tour ever to earn more than $1 billion, and its expected to make more than $2 billion when it wraps up in canada at the end of the year. it hasn't, of course, all been good news.

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >> just can't get enough of the beatles. "cbs news roundup". for some of you, news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello, thanks so much for watching. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. here are some of the top stories on "cbs news roundup." the fbi gives an update on its investigation into the assassination attempt of former president donald trump. >>> israel launches deadly raids in the occupied west bank. >>> and a las vegas politician is found guilty in the murder of a journalist. >>> nearly two months after attempted assassination of former president donald trump, officials are piecing together what happened. the fbi gave a briefing on its investigation and share what they're learning about the shooter. scott macfarlane has more. >> reporter: when he opened fire at the podium at former president donald trump, thomas crooks used this gun and climbed to get to the roof, a

holly williams, cbs news, london. >> major: a police officer is facing murder charges a year after het and killed a 21-year-old pregnant black mother who was suspected of shoplifting. a grand jury indicted the officer today for firing a single shot through the woman's windshield as she tried to drive away. cbs's tom hanson has the report -- and the body camera video. >> out of the car. they said you stole stuff. do not leave. >> reporter: body camera video shows blendon township police officer connor grubb approach ta'kiya young outside an ohio grocery store last year. another officer orders her to get out. >> get out of the [bleep] -- get out of the car. >> reporter: instead, the 21-year-old rolled forward toward grubb, who fired a single bullet through her windshield into her chest. today, a grand jury announced grubb is being charged with multiple counts of murder, involuntary manslaughter, and felonious assault. >> we are not passing any judgment on whether officer grubb acted properly. we haven't seen the evidence. >> reporter: before the shooting, surveillance cameras recorded y

street artist banksy has unveiled an eighth new london mural in eight days.rlton, south—east london, and was confirmed on banksy�*s instagram account. it comes a day after he painted piranhas on to a city of london police sentry box, as part of an animal—themed art series across the capital. last week, a goat appeared on the side of a building near kew bridge followed by an image of two elephants touching trunks on the side of a house in chelsea on tuesday. other artworks featured a howling wolf, some swinging monkeys and pelicans fishing above a fish shop. a meteor shower passed above us in the uk last night — creating a bit of a spectacle for those who stayed up. these pictures were taken in the sperrin mountains in northern ireland, at around 3am. the perseid meteor shower passes through our atmosphere every year when the earth orbits through debris left by a comet. what an extraordinary site. i'm sure i was awake, but i missed it. we are back, ben is here in a few moments with all the very latest on the global and uk news. see you tomorrow. goodbye for no

in for the a lot of unsettled weather too with fewer showers as we head through the new working week. live from londono "reset" the uk's relationship with europe. israel is carrying out a major military operation in the occupied west bank — 11 people are reported to have been killed. donald trump accuses the us department ofjustice of trying to "resurrect a dead witch hunt", after it filed revised charges against him. and the paralympic games begin in paris today, with the opening ceremony taking place across the city later. welcome to bbc news. i'm kasia madera. the british prime minister is in berlin, where he's expected to say the uk has a "once—in—a—generation opportunity to reset" its post—brexit relationship with europe. sir keir starmer was welcomed by german chancellor olaf scholz. they'll begin negotiations on a new treaty, designed to deepen trade links and boost defence co—operation. germany laid out the red carpet at the german chancellery for the british prime minister, who will head to paris later for talks with the french president, emmanuel macron, on thursday. our berlin correspondent

ian lee, cbs news, london. >>> a federal judge in texas temporarily blocked new protections allowingants a path to citizenship. 16 states have now challenged the policy permitting spouses of u.s. citizens who meet certain criteria to apply for green cards. president joe biden launched the program back in june. >>> straight ahead on "cbs news roundup," israel and hezbollah trade deadly exchanges of rocket and artillery fire. does this mean war in the region? we'll explain. i debate all day, it's what i do. but there are some things that are undebatable, like your mental health. i was in dark place when my brother passed away in a car accident. i was depressed, in ways i never imagined. i reached out and my sisters came, my pastor, my therapist, they helped me get through it. i found that the more i spoke up, the healthier my mind became, when you love your mind, you can go so much further. find mental health resources at loveyourmindtoday.org over the last hundred years we've safeguarded the american homeland, at and beyond our borders. we work tirelessly, night and day from land, sky

holly williams, cbs news, london. . >>> a police officer is facing murder charges, accused of shootingshoplifting. a grand jury indicted the officer on tuesday for firing a single shot through the woman's windshield as she was trying to drive away. cbs' tom hanson has a report and the body camera video. >> out of the car. they said you stole stuff. do not leave. >> reporter: body camera video shows blendon county police officer approach takiya young in her car last year. another officer orders to get out. >> get out of the car. get out of the car. >> reporter: instead, the 21-year-old rolled forward toward grubb, who fired a single bullet through the windshield into her chest. a grand jury announced grubb is being charged with multiple counts of murder, involuntary manslaughter and felonious assault. >> we're not passing on any judgment on whether officer grubb acted properly. we haven't seen the evidence. >> reporter: before the shooting, surveillance cameras recorded young inside the store where police suspected she stole bottles of alcohol. young was at least 25 weeks' pregnant at t

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sima kotecha, bbc news, london.e three young girls killed in the southport knife attack. it the three young girls killed in the southport knife attack.— southport knife attack. it comes after the king's _ southport knife attack. it comes after the king's visit _ southport knife attack. it comes after the king's visit to - southport knife attack. it comes| after the king's visit to southport yesterday where he expressed his sympathy and empathy for the people of the town. he met survivors and emergency service workers and signed the book of condolence. lauren laverne has revealed she has been diagnosed with cancer and is recovering in hospital. the 46—year—old said her cancer was "caught early and unexpectedly during a screening test", adding she was "expected to make a full recovery". lauren laverne is the host of the breakfast show on bbc radio 6 music, and also presents radio 4's desert island discs. noor nanji reports. the world's most famous stage is back... lauren laverne presenting the bbc�*s glastonbury cover

leah mishkin, cbs news, london. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup."ou, the news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us 24/7 at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm courtney kealy. ♪ >>> hello and thanks for staying up with us. i'm courtney kealy in new york, and hear are some of the top stories on "cbs news roundup." >>> americans wrongfully jailed in russia are finally home after a multinational prisoner swap. >>> iranian-backed militant group hezbollah says its war with israel has entered a new and more deadly phase. >>> plus, we take a look at the most likely choices for kamala harris's running mate. >>> two american journalists and a u.s. marine are now free and back on u.s. soil after leaving russia as part of a major prisoner swap involving multiple countries. [ cheers and applause ] just a short time ago, they landed at joint base andrews, where they were greeted by president biden and vice president harris. among the freed prisoners, evan gershkovich, "the wall street jo

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leah mishkin, cbs news, london. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup."for "cbs mornings," and follow us 24/7 at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm courtney kealy. ♪ >>> hello and thanks for staying up with us. i'm courtney kealy in new york, and here are some of the top stories on "cbs news roundup." republican candidate donald trump is under fire for fallacy suggesting kamala harris misled voters about her race. >>> hamas and iran vow revenge against israel after a high-ranking hamas official is assassinated. >>> and cbs news has obtained new material shedding light on the police killing of sonya massey. in his first visit to pennsylvania since the attempt on his life earlier this month, donald trump held a rally in harrisburg. it comes after controversial statements earlier in the day when trump fallacy subjected kamala harris misled voters about her race. cbs' natalie brand has more from the white house. >> reporter: trump supporters welcomed the former president back to the battleground state of pennsylvan

sima kotecha, bbc news, london.mer senior officer, ijust want to get your response, your feelings about these claims by black and ethnic minority officers that actually, they say racism in the force is only getting worse. yes, aood force is only getting worse. yes, good evening- — force is only getting worse. yes, good evening. not _ force is only getting worse. yes, good evening. not at _ force is only getting worse. yes, good evening. not at all - force is only getting worse. ye: good evening. not at all surprised that it good evening. not at all surprised thatitis good evening. not at all surprised that it is getting worse and i think that it is getting worse and i think that i talked about this post the review in 2023 because i knew through my own experiences what happens is when a situation like this, the inquiries are laid bare within the force, what happens is that since the huge backlash in this pushback from white officers who do not necessarily accept that many of those findings and they find it very diffi

joe inwood, bbc news, at st pancras station, in london. now on bbc news, who is kamala harris?r when confronted with the facts. she's a chameleon. whatever anybody wants her to be, that's what she is. kamala harris. when i am president, we will continue our fight for working families of america. she is leading the democrats' campaign for the white house. do we believe in the promise of america? crowd: yeah! christians have to stand up i and stop her from radicalising america.

sima kotecha, bbc news, london. what does it mean for public trust? it is sobering, commanding your colleague for doing that reporting because it is such a pinnacle of any kind of function on when you have these checks and balances but you have to trust for democracy to flourish and you hear about this systemic racism and nothing seems to be changing over the course of the year, even with public scrutiny. similarly in the united states. there's been so much talk about change after george floyd in the murder that rocked the whole of the country, and had ripple effects around the world, and unfortunately you still have not got any bridge between the public and the police. why is that, leon? we have been having these conversations for so many years and yet that change does not appear to be concrete. it many years and yet that change does not appear to be concrete.— not appear to be concrete. it does not, and not appear to be concrete. it does not. and i — not appear to be concrete. it does not. and i met— not appear to

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news. live from london. this is bbc news.ed in taking russian territory, a week on from its surprise incursion into the kursk region. in a public conversation plagued by technical problems, elon musk and donald trump discuss everything from global warming to the assassination attempt. i also heard people shout, "bullets, bullets! get down, get down!" because i moved out pretty nicely, pretty quickly. a public health emergency is declared in africa over the spread of a new strain of the mpox disease. a man appears in court charged with attempted murder after an 11—year old girl was stabbed in london's leicester square. and banksy unveils his ninth animal artwork in as many days, this time at london zoo. hello, i'm annita mcveigh. welcome to verified live, three hours of checking out the days main stories and the facts behind them. a week after it launched its surprise cross—border offensive, ukraine says it has no interest in occupying territory in russia's kursk region. it says the incursion will complicate russian military l

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mojtemba ghasemzade news agency: london broadcasting corporation of senegal has launched a new powerhat will increase the power generation capacity , according to the report of africa network 24, with the implementation of this project , in addition to supplying electricity to about 500 thousand households in senegal, in the near future it will be able to supply electricity to other western countries. africa should also be electrified. senegal's national power company, senelec, and west african energy, for the first time , launched the cap dewitt power plant in rufiz, senegal. this project started with the first 120 mw gas turbine with a total capacity 366 megawatts and with a total cost of 283 billion francs , it meets the need to increase energy supply and meets the daily demand in the country. although the capacity of the power plant is 300 mw, it consists of three parts , a 130 mw camera and a turbine. it has steam that improves its efficiency. all this is to say that when the national electricity company of senegal does something, it guarantees to take the necessary measures and

and it's great fanfare he departs from new london, connecticut heads c up the coast towards cape codved to the people at s the beach, he gets t in a town go shopping comes back on the boat lots of press coverage. in the middle of the night he sneaks off the boat and goes over to the augusta to head off her secret rendezvous churchill paid the next morning one of the group and has fdr's hat on. a big cigarette holder in his mouth is being pushed from the deck on a wheelchair. they got the presidential flag flying up top waving to the people on the shore. his own cabinet, even his wife eleanor did not know where he was really going. that is how closely held the secret was. this is my favorite scenes in the book and i'm only going to touch on it here because it is so great too. fdr u standing on the railing of the uss augusta in newfoundland. holding onto his son elliott's arms. out of the fog hms prince's wales emerges the largest battleship in the royal navy. still bearing the scars of his recent battle with the bismarck prick comes out and drops anchor in the launch comes over curing

sima kotecha, bbc news, london.in hospital. she said her cancer was "caught early and unexpectedly during a screening test", adding she was "expected to make a full recovery". lauren laverne is the host of the breakfast show on bbc radio 6 music, and also presents radio 4's desert island discs. noor nanji reports. the world's most famous stage is back... lauren laverne presenting the bbc�*s glastonbury coverage. rimsky�*s your man if you're feeling broken. she also presents 6 music's breakfast show and desert island discs. this morning, she announced on social media that she is having treatment for cancer and posted a picture of herself in hospital. she said, "i recently had a cancer diagnosis. it was, thank god, caught early and unexpectedly during a screening test and i am expected to make a full recovery." laverne said she was sending love to anyone in a similar boat. lauren laverne is one of the bbc�*s most trusted voices. her announcement has led to a flood of tributes, including from other presenters. the bbc