nikita nagorny sealed the win with his routine on the horizontal bar.t from china, with japan taking bronze. it's the first time the russians have won the men's team title since the break—up of the soviet union. iran have allowed women to attend their world cup qualifier against cambodia later on thursday — the first time they'll be permitted entry to a game in tehran. it comes after demands from fifa, after a female fan — sahar khodayari — set herself on fire and died after being turned away at a game last month. over 3000 thousand tickets have now been sold to women, and world football's governing body hope this will be extended to the rest of football in the country. here's our sports editor dan roan. 0ut out of tragedy can sometimes come change. sahar out of tragedy can sometimes come change. sa har khodayari out of tragedy can sometimes come change. sahar khodayari died after setting herself alight in protest for having been arrested for trying to attend a football match. a story led to a global outcry. uranium women can go to matches like this one

in 1954 ukraine's territory was expanded even more when nikita khrushchev the leader of the u.s.s.r. and ukrainian himself generously gave the crimean region to ukraine. historians would argue about the legitimacy of this transfer for many years to come and 60 years after khrushchev's gift dramatic new events would take place in crimea as of the world are on ukraine as a crisis in crimea continues dozens of heavily armed men seize government buildings in crimea you crazy. just shrug your shoulders to say ok crimea is lost and the old arguments would heat up once again. the cold war would heat up and cool down by turns while both rivals were obsessive leave building up military capacity the turning point took place when the new era perestroika came to the u.s.s.r. with its new leader mikhail gorbachev in the middle of the 1980 s. . perestroika meant restructuring towards liberalization and democratization it certainly had a positive impact on the international situation astonishing news from east germany where the east german authorities have said in essence of the berlin wall doesn't

nikita parris is the only one recognised striker in phil neville‘s squad. the weather on bbc news. hello, there. it‘s been pretty unsettled this week, particularly across england and wales, and this weekend is continuing on that unsettled theme. today looks like most of the rain will be towards the west of the uk, a bit brighter further east, and on sunday, it‘s the reverse, with some very wet places expected across eastern areas as this front stalls. it‘s this front i‘m talking about, pushing gradually in off the atlantic to bring increasing cloud and outbreaks of rain to parts of northern ireland, western scotland and western england and wales as the day wears on. but further east it should stay largely dry, a bit of hazy sunshine around. probably the best of the sunshine will be across the north—east of scotland into the northern isles, i think shetland doing very well with some clear skies and sunshine, temperatures around 11 degrees, maybe just one or two showers around. winds will be picking up from the south—south—east through the day and we will see

rusher‘s nikita in won gold in the men's all—round event at the world gymnastics championships in stuttgart tea m eve nt stuttgart after winning gold in the team event on wednesday, he edged out his compatriot to win his first individual world title. not the best day for great britain as joe individual world title. not the best day for great britain asjoe fraser and james hall could only finish eighth and 14th respectively. nile wilson had hoped to be at the world champs but a series of injuries means this year has been a write—off for him. he is now targeting the tokyo 0lympics next year and has been speaking with the bbc‘s tanya arnold about the difficult time his head away from competition. i'm alive, and healthy, i've got an amazing family, house and amazing fans. ijust amazing family, house and amazing fans. i just opened amazing family, house and amazing fans. ijust opened a gym club. what actually is wrong in my life? not a lot. but then there is that disconnect between my identity, that's what it is, from five years old the only thing i notice gymnastics. and olympic medallist, succ

there was no official reaction from the kremlin but soviet leader nikita khrushchev called and missed his love kell desh president of the soviet academy of sciences and asked him how serious kennedy was. going to go. kill this reply or that this was a serious statement. and that the americans were highly capable but that he didn't believe they would reach their goal by the end of the decade. or their god in any case he said we were ready to take on such a challenge either khrushchev said well then we must think about what the where. so while it wasn't yet clear what the kremlin leader would decide it was clear that the u.s. program would soak up huge resources and any soviet moonshot would cost at least as much who chef was very torn did he want to could he even invest so much in such a vague project. he was ready to be forced. to swallow one of the people he will have 1000000000 been review of the minutes. he. got on your. own but give them. all for. the future thinking. my father thought that most of them petition at that time was compared to over the but abduction. milk butter and

includes presentation from the two finalists for our general investment consultant, they are nap c and nikita. we have a presentation by andrew and luke on modernizing the energy sector. it is a terrific presentation. i hope the board members are able to be present. if we have time, these are two big ticket items. if we have time on the third one. if we don't get to it we will do it another time. we think as staff the human experience is fast evolving from the industrial age to science technology and innovation. you have heard us talk about it piecemeal in terms of manager recommendations. we want to step back and present this to you more holei holisticn how the landscape of investing is changing. we will turn it over to the board for questions. >> one more disclosure. >> i have that. thank you for the reminder. i believe i have it. this morning, i believe it was, we got notice the board's approval in august of investing in the bridge water pure alpha two and major markets two strategy of up to $200 million in the aggregate that did close. we will get $150 million in the bridge water pure alp

. >> reporter: nikita is a program director for walk san jose. >> just because it is the middle the night and you feel no one is out, you need to be extremely careful about your speed. >> reporter: crews have been out on scene most of friday trying to repair the damage. they hope to be finished sometime in the evening. police have not identified the officer involved in the crash did say he was not injured. in san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a man suspected of injuring a barge passenger with a box cutter is behind bars and is scheduled to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. art police received reports of a disruptive passenger on a train at the montgomery street station at 9:45 am. witnesses say the man was making threats and carrying a weapon. the train was headed to antioch. when it stopped at the west oakland station, officers confronted the man. they used tasers to subdue him. >> even after he was still uncooperative. at that point they had to use a wrap to control the suspect. they did that in a safe manner and took him into custody. at some point he was holding a box cutter

. >> nikita is a program director for walk san jose. >> just because it is the middle of the night and no one else may be out, you still have to be extremely careful about your speed. >> reporter: pg&e crews hope to restore service to this section of the alma neighborhood sometime around 7 pm. san jose police have not identified the officer who was behind the wheel but say he was not injured in the accident. we are live, jesse gary ktvu fox 2 news. back to you in oakland. >> what a mess that accident cause. thank you for the report. >>> a man suspected of injuring a bart passenger with a box cutter is behind bars and undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. bart police received reports of a destructive passenger at 9:45 am. witnesses said the man was making threats and carrying a weapon. the train was headed to antioch. when it stopped at the west oakland station officers confronted the suspect and say they had to use a taser to subdue him. >> even after the suspect was tased he was apparently still uncooperative. so at that point they had to use a rap to control the suspect. they were abl

it ended when our president reached a deal with the soviet president, nikita khrushchev, they secretlythey make concessions to one another secretly. s they could not have done it in any other way. if there were self-righteous leakers around in 1962, the world would have blown up. that probably not an overstatement. it's a huge problem if this president or any president can't proceed with the expectation that at his phone calls, his core of his job williv remain private. by the way, honestly, the democratic party really cares about national security? the party that won't enforce our border with mexico? that refuses to deport illegal aliens convicted of felonies? yeah, they're worried about national security.au uh-huh. this has nothing to do with national security. that is the most annoying of all the lies. it's about power. it's about a power grab. say what you will about tlaib and aoc and the rest of those hyper aggressive freshmen, at least they're honest about that. there's something sort of nice about someone who is honest about his aims even if the aims are disgusting and contempti

nikita parris is the only one recognised striker in phil neville's squad.y push us on and for us as players, we are determined to put on a good performance to show them what we are a good performance to show them what we a re really a good performance to show them what we are really about and it will be a tough game but i think when play we in these high pressure environments it really does bring the best out of us. they have been on a tricky run ever since the world cup finished so they will be desperate to try to get a win but it looks like it'll be a full house at the riverside later, a sell—out, so plenty of support there. and we will cross life to later on? for all of the buildup to the big one, nine o'clock. because they have been training hard? very hard. it was very intense! "a complete transformation of everything" — that's what the green party is promising it will deliver if it comes into power after the next general election. speaking at its annual conference, which is taking place in newport, south wales, this weekend, co—leaderjonathan bartley

nikita parris is the only recognised striker in phil neville's squad.et behind us and really push us on. and for us as players, we are determined to put a good performance and show what we are really about. and it's going to be a tough game but i think when we play in these high—pressure environments, it really does bring the best out of us. they have been a bit of a difficult run ever since they got knocked out of the semifinal of the world cup. packed house at the riverside later, i'm sure that may give them all the motivation they need to get that win that phil neville is desperately after. are you ever know? 0ccasionally, from time to time the top i like a job. —— are you a rubber? -- runner. i am not a parkrun because i'm incredibly lazy and there is not a part where i live. the whole point is to get off the sofa! it starts from a very small thing, all you need. 15 years ago this week, a londoner with a passion forjogging organised a five kilometre run around his local park, timing his friends' efforts before they all went for a cooked breakfast. t

i remember when nikita invited russians to america to infiltrate our election process. wonder if some of that russian behavior of our today, why does trump do favors for the russians? i don't understand that. a text message we received from a few were watching the impeachment process layout. -- play out. in utah.ert republican, good morning. caller: good morning, john. thank you for taking my call. i have been following the impeachment proceedings. i'm really disinterested. i just don't think there is anything going on there. host: going on there that what, robert? caller: going on there that has any relevance to our system and to the way we do things in this country. i wanted to tell you about you biden incident. my wife and i lived in ukraine for a year and a half. i want to tell you how important natural gas is to those people in ukraine. russia controlled the natural gas at the time we were there. this country is trying to get natural gas to ukraine in a liquid form so that they can get the, the control .f the russians high fines, the natural gas pipelines went to r

nikita his own father and mother out of the church and this was in 1961.e had over a million dollars of assets at that time and they owned one fourth of which whitfield county and murray county to counties, side-by-side which actually detach the tennessee line. yet everybody in all of this property. it was a lot of liquid assets, it was all in property and jesse started having to sell some of this property. i have the court records where he sold the property off. if course when his dad gets out of the church, most of the preachers in the other churches we're his relatives. they started rebuking it didn't just reap you, he would take those sermon and start preaching is to document jesus is and listen to some of the sermons. some of them we're sick to me. he would start belittling certain people. at talking them down. after recording of one of them i don't know if i can play 15 seconds that was sick to me just recently i'm going to let you listen to it and then i'm going to tell you what he said. and all the hollering and screaming are the people in the chur