jane dougall is at the old course for us. jane, what a finish to a fascinating tournament.the rain and the wind stops, and the sun comes out, lydia ko has just been presented with the women's open trophy here at st andrews. just two weeks after winning the olympic gold medal in paris, she has won this major at the home of golf stop this major at the home of golf stop this is her third major, but there has been eight years since her second one and her third one. she was asked what she was more happy about come on winning the olympic gold medal two weeks ago are winning this major? she said it was like asking her whether she liked her mother better or her father better, so very much a sense of humour there. there were a few tense moments for the new zealander, because once she had finished her round on 7—under parfor the tournament, and that was after she had birdied the 18th, she had to wait and watch as some of the other contenders came in and finish their rounds. lydia ko was on the practice green, keeping her in, keeping warm, knowing there could be a potential play—off.

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as we saw yesterday, things can change very i yesterday, things can change very quickly at the old courseee shot cushion over the rest of the field, and then even she fell foul of this notoriously difficult golf links course. she had five bogeys and then a double bogey at the 16th, so a really tough round for her, dropping from eight under at the beginning of yesterday to five under. now, she tees off at 2pm, and she will be hoping not to repeat yesterday's round, but thorough repetition of her flawless round on friday when she shot four bodies. she is in contention, two shots off the lead. as you mentioned, lilia vu has had a solid few days of golf, just one shot off the lead. she has played consistency which, in these conditions, has paid off. the surprise of the tournament so far has been south koreanjiyai shin, who came out of nowhere yesterday to shoot six birdies in her front yesterday to shoot six birdies in herfront nine, meaning she yesterday to shoot six birdies in her front nine, meaning she finished the day on seven under, and the overnight leader. so she could, if you keep th

the new zealander birdied the 18th at the old course to finish one shot clear of the rest of the fieldurnament, three under for the day. and there were a few tense moments for lydia ko, who went straight onto the practice green after she'd finished her round, keeping her eye in and keeping warm, knowing that there could be a potential playoff. she had to watch as both the defending champion, lilia vu, and the overnight leader, jiyai shin, finished their rounds because both had a chance of at least equalling her score and forcing a playoff. the overnight leader, jiyai shin, was on five under with two holes to go, but she dropped a shot at the 17th, putting her out of contention. lilia vu, though, was a different matter. she was on six under as she came down the 18th fairway. she had a putt for birdie, and to take the match to a playoff, butjust came up short, handing the championship to lydia ko. ijust didn't have the belief that one day i could win the women's open and you know, of all the majors, i had never really put myself in contention that much at this championship. so almost too

will be her last, the 54—year—old scot won the title in 2009 and this years championship over the old coursecutive appearance in the major. and we are on the lpa —— in the major. and we are on the lpa -- lpga tour in the major. and we are on the lpa —— lpga tour and also a two times solheim cup winning captain. elsewhere, the australian cycling governing body says it expects matt richardson to be ineligible to take part in competitive events for two years after he switched nationality to great britain. the track cyclist won three medals for australia at the paris olympics but announced a change of allegiance last week, but on the rules from the cycling union, cyclists who change nationality are not eligible to compete in the next edition of the world and continental championships which follow the date of their switch. stage five in spain witnessed a photo finish in the green jersey and it was the 21—year—old who put in a massive push in the final seconds to snatch the win by a whisker. it is a first world tour stage win for the man from the czech republic and extend his lead in the green jer

they'll tee offjust after 1pm on the old course at the historic club, which the players say poses different. it is all about the weather and taking it a shot at a time, being very present and it is also fun because it is a different creative side to golf where you have to work the ball sometimes more than you are used to, you are hitting different shots, bumps and runs. you know, it isjust a bit shots, bumps and runs. you know, it is just a bit more creative and for me that is fun to do, so i will have a lot of fun with it. defending us open singles champion coco gauff drew a crowd in new york as she practised ahead of the start of the tournament next week. the 20—year—old is looking to become the first woman to defend her singles title since fellow american serena williams achieved the feat with three straight us open victories from 2012 to 2014. and australia's cycling governing body has said it expects matt richardson to be ineligible to take part in competitive events for two years after he switched nationality to great britain. the 25—year—old track cyclist won three medals for austral

england's charley hull was the overnight leader, but she's slipped back — lets go live to the old coursend join our correspondent, jane dougall — not an easy start to the day? she had such a great first round, she shot six birdies and finished the day on five under, but she had a very tight turnaround. she came off the course at around 730 in the evening and then around 12 hours later is had to tee off for her second round, so that has clearly affected her somewhat. she has dropped three shots and drop down to two underfor the day. dropped three shots and drop down to two under for the day. she bogeyed her first, two under for the day. she bogeyed herfirst, face two under for the day. she bogeyed her first, face and 11. two under for the day. she bogeyed herfirst, face and 11. she two under for the day. she bogeyed her first, face and 11. she always said she liked linked courses. it has been raining and clearly that has been raining and clearly that has affected her somewhat. she seemed to have preferred yesterday's very windy conditions, with winds of up very windy conditions, with wind

jane dougall is at the old course in scotland, what's the latest?arley hull and nelly korda from the usa were bothjoint top hull and nelly korda from the usa were both joint top of the leaderboard on 6—under, the mount changed. nelly korda, the world number one, had a very bad start to have a shrine. she bogeyed the first and second hole. it was a very mixed day for her. she picked up pace, and at one point was on 9—under, and looked to be running away with this tournament. however, she had a bit of a wobble. she had a double bogey at the 16th, and that seems to have thrown her, because she bogeyed again, and has dropped to 4—under for the tournament. meanwhile, charley hull's problem started on the 5th hole. she birdied the third, she was doing pretty well, she was on 6—under, but then frustration for the english woman because she double bogeyed the fifth, and that is our whole she has twice birdied in this tournament. she dropped another few shots, and hasjust finished her round on 2—underfor the shots, and hasjust finished her round on 2—under fo

england's charley hull was the overnight leader, but she's slipped back — lets go live to the old course? she had such a great first round, she shot six birdies and finished the day on five under, but she had a very tight turnaround. she came off the course at around 730 in the evening and then around 12 hours later is had to tee off for her second round, so that has clearly affected her somewhat. she has dropped three shots and drop down to two underfor the day. dropped three shots and drop down to two under for the day. she bogeyed her first, two under for the day. she bogeyed herfirst, face two under for the day. she bogeyed her first, face and 11. two under for the day. she bogeyed herfirst, face and 11. she two under for the day. she bogeyed her first, face and 11. she always said she liked linked courses. it has been raining and clearly that has been raining and clearly that has affected her somewhat. she seemed to have preferred

jane dougall is at the old course for us. jane, what's the latest?y of the women's open at st andrews, and the leaderboard is leaderboa rd is changing leaderboard is changing all the time. it is incredibly exciting. a few minutes ago, we had a four way split for the lead, with four different players on 6—under. that is all changed in the last few minutes, and we have one player who has a shot out in front, and that is lydia ko, the olympic champion. she hasjust finished her lydia ko, the olympic champion. she has just finished her round with a birdie on the 18th. that has put her on 7—under, one shot clear of the rest of the field. just one shot behind on 6—under is the defending champion, lillia vu. she won at walton heath last year. she was level par for today, playing consistently for all four days with 6—under and not many more holes to go. not long ago, it looked as though the world number one, nelly korda, was going to run away with this championship to take the final women's major of the year. she had back—to—back birdies on the ninth and the

the new zealander birdied the 18th at the old course to finish one shot clear of the rest of the field tournament, three underfor the of the field on seven under for the tournament, three under for the day. there were a few tense moments for lydia ko, who went straight onto the practice green after she finished her run, keeping her eye in and keeping warm knowing there could be a potential play—off. she had to watch as both the defending champion and the overnight leader finished their rounds because both had a chance of at least equal in her score and forcing a play—off. the overnight leader was on five under with a couple of. true, but she dropped a shot at the 17th putting her out of contention. lilia fu was a different matter. she won at walton heath last year. she was on six under comment on the 18th. she has played consistently for all four of the days. she had a putt for birdie and to take the match to a play—off, butjust came up short, handing the championship to lydia ko. i handing the championship to lydia ko. ~ , �* . ko. i think i 'ust didn't have the belief that — ko. i th

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damage that will have been a cause to many people is of course a much wider issue for many more people. there has been an arrest of a 15—year—oldare currently investigating the connection between this person and the attack. we believe at the moment that there is one perpetrator. we will, however, of course explore all avenues in our investigation. german police have provided that press conference. our german police have provided that press conference. 01 potentially that this 15—year—old potentially new the perpetrator because that is obviously the big question, the attacker is still on the run. what is happening right now is this 15—year—old is being questioned. he presumably will be charged for not going to the police with information about a crime before or after the crime was carried out. he presumably will be charged and he will face some sort of punishment possibly if found guilty, but the key question really is to find out who the attacker was and to find out where he is right now because that is the real problem, that is what is leading to a lot of worry, a lot of feelings of insecurity in solingen and the area around i

jane dougall is at the old course for us. what is the latest?t? i think the conditions might be causing a _ latest? i think the conditions might be causing a few — latest? i think the conditions might be causing a few of _ latest? i think the conditions might be causing a few of the _ latest? i think the conditions might be causing a few of the players - latest? i think the conditions might be causing a few of the players to l be causing a few of the players to struggle somewhat. as you can tell it is still raining and pretty windy with strong gusts which must be difficult to drive into. the overnight leaderjiyai shin hasjust overnight leaderjiyai shin has just bogeyed overnight leaderjiyai shin hasjust bogeyed the third at which means she drops to six under and is nowjoint leader alongside the defending champion lilia vu who has paid pretty consistently. jiyai shin it was the overnight leader on seven under but shejust was the overnight leader on seven under but she just dropped a shot in this fourth round on the final day. the world number one

we'll have the latest from the old course. good afternoon.ual energy bill of a typical household will go up by £149 from october, under a price cap rise announced today by the regulator, ofgem. the cap is increasing by 10%, putting up the average annual household bill in england, scotland and wales to around £1,717 a year. higher wholesale gas prices have been blamed as ben boulos reports. at this cafe in doncaster they know how much their customers are already struggling with energy costs. i’m struggling with energy costs. i'm feelin: it struggling with energy costs. in feeling it too, i have struggling with energy costs. in feeling it too, i have a young family, and it is a worry. we do turn things off now at the plugs when we go to bed and it is always there in your mind. the when we go to bed and it is always there in your mind.— there in your mind. the new price ca . there in your mind. the new price ca- from there in your mind. the new price cap from october _ there in your mind. the new price cap from october means - there in your mind

let's go straight to scotland wherejane dougall is at the old course for us, what's the latest jane?

old woman. eight people have been injured physically by the attack, four of whom are seriously injured. the psychological damage that will have been a cause to many people is of courser many more people. there has been an arrest of a 15—year—old and we are currently investigating the connection between this person and the attack. we believe at the moment that there is one perpetrator. we will, however, of course explore all avenues in our investigation. german police there who gave a press conference for 45 minutes. three people were killed, eight people injured, four very seriously and the person responsible for those attacks is still on the loose. let's speak to our correspondent damian mcguinness who's in berlin. we had an awful lot of detail in the press conference but let's start with the rest of the 15—year—old, arrested but not charged. talk us through what we know about that. that's right. what is happening there is the 15—year—old was arrested earlier this morning. he is not suspected of being the perpetrator himself. according to police, two witnesses heard the is—year—olds talk to the suspected perpetrator about the stabbing before it happened, presumably

jane dougall is at the old course for us. jane, an intriguing set—up for the day. ge very quickly, particularly at the top of the leaderboard, and as you mentioned, the leaders are about to tee off, they are just being announced as we speak. the world number one, nelly korda, started yesterday with a three shot cushion over the rest of the field but even she had difficulty with notoriously tough because. she had five bogeys and a double bogey at the 16th yesterday, teed off about 15 minutes ago and will be hoping to repeat her flawless round from friday, not from yesterday. she is very much in contention because she has still two shots of the need. lilia vu is the defending champion of this women's open, she has had a solid few days on the course, just one shot off the lead and played pretty consistent golf throughout which is really what you need because it seems to have paid off for her. the surprise of the tournament, and who lilia vu is playing alongside him isjust being announced right now, is the south korean jiyai announced right now, is the south koreanjiyai

the new zealander birdied the 18th at the old course, finishing one shot clear of the rest of the fieldfor the tournament, three under for the tournament, three underfor the day. lydia ko under for the tournament, three under for the day. lydia ko went straight onto the practice green afterfinishing her round, keeping warm knowing that there could be a potential play—off. she had to watch as both the defending champion, lilia vu, and the overnight leader finish their rounds because both had a chance of equalling her score and forcing a play—off. the... lilia vu one at walton heath last year. she was on six under as she came down the 18th fairway. she has played consistently for all four of the days. she had a putt for birdie and to take the match to a play—off, but just came up short, handing the championship to lydia ko. i just came up short, handing the championship to lydia ko. i thinkl 'ust didn't championship to lydia ko. i thinkl just didn't have _ championship to lydia ko. i thinkl just didn't have the _ championship to lydia ko. i thinkl just didn't have the belief - championshi

let's go straight to scotland wherejane dougall is at the old course for us, what's the latest jane?rly caught out showing us why she is world number one with a flawless second round, four birdies taking her to eight underfor the her to eight under for the tournament. her to eight underfor the tournament. that is after she started one—shot behind the overwrite leader. she topped the leaderboard and it is apt that she does so because the american has had such a great season with six wins in a row on the tour. she is looking to win again this weekend and it is safe to say that she is on her way to do that. but perhaps wanting to stop her, three shots behind is england's charley hull, she has had quite an up day. she was the overnight leader on five under but then had three bogeys in herfirst ii then had three bogeys in herfirst 11 holes. she dropped to two under but then picked those shot straight back up again with three birdies. so she finished right back where she started on five under, but for the tournament not for the day. she is still well in contention just behind the leader at

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jane dougall was at the old course in scotland to round up the action.ery impressive second day from the american, she beat out just one shot from the overnight leader charlie hall, but then he showed why she is the world number one with a flawless second round with four birdies for the american. she birdied the 17th and 18th and then on the back nine went on to bertie the fifth and the ninth, meaning that nelly korda is on 804. the tournament and tops of the leaderboard. england's charlie hall is still very much in contention. she was the overnight leader but has dropped several shots on her second round. she's three shots back on five under after a very up and down day. also in the mix for this woman's open is the defending champion, america's billy abu. she finished on 500 as well. and it is safe to say that she will make the predicted cuts, which at the moment is for over. it is going to take some doing to catch the american, nelly korda. quick word on the bmw championship in denver colorado. adam scott tops the leaderboard thanks to shooting a cours

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jane dougall is at the old course in scotland, jane how's the third round shaping up? yes.hull has walked behind us to go on to the practice putting green. just trying to get warmed up and ready before she steps onto the iconic st andrews course. she had an up and down day yesterday. she went into the second day as the overnight lead on 5—under, but then she dropped three shots, taking her to 2—under. she did rescue her round by birdieing three shots on her back. taking a back to where she began the day on 5—under. and joint second, with the defending champion lily at the. it does still keep her very much in contention for this. she is desperate to go one better this time around. where better to do it than that the home of golf? of course, standing on her way is first of all the defending champion, who she came second to at last it wasn't open, and of course the world number one as well, who is looking for a seventh title and a second major of 2024. she seventh title and a second major of 202a. she is on 8—under. three shots clear of the rest of the field. it is going to ta

they'll tee off just after 1 o'clock on the old course at the historic club.he weather and taking it a shot at a time and being very present and it is a different creative side to golf where you have to work the ball and sometimes, more than you're used to doing hitting different shots, bumps and runs and it's just different shots, bumps and runs and it'sjust a different shots, bumps and runs and it's just a little bit more creative and that's fun to do because we have and that's fun to do because we have a lot of fun with that. australia's cycling governing body says it expects matt richardson to be ineligible to take part in competitive events for two years after he switched nationality to great britain. the 25—year—old track cyclist won three medals for australia at the paris olympics, but announced his change of allegiance last week. however, under rules from the cycling union, cyclists who change nationality are not eligible to compete at the next edition of the world and continental championships which follow the date of their switch. meanwhile, stage 5

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they'll tee offjust after 1pm on the old course at the historic club, which the players say poses differentes. it is all about the weather and taking it a shot at a time, being very present and it is also fun because it is a different creative side to golf where you have to work the ball sometimes more than you are used to, you are hitting different shots, bumps and runs. you know, it isjust a bit more creative and for me that is fun to do, so i will have a lot of fun with it. defending us open singles champion coco gauff drew a crowd in new york as she practised ahead of the start of the tournament next week. the 20—year—old is looking to become the first woman to defend her singles title since fellow american serena williams achieved the feat with three straight us open victories from 2012 to 2014. and australia's cycling governing body has said it expects matt richardson to be ineligible to take part in competitive events for two years after he switched nationality to great britain. the 25—year—old track cyclist won three medals for australia at the paris olympics, but announced his chan

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jane dougall was at the old course in scotland to round up the action.hen in her back nine went on to bertie the fifth and the ninth, meaning that nelly korda is on eight underfor the ninth, meaning that nelly korda is on eight under for the tournament and tops the leaderboard. england's charlie hall is still very much in contention. she was the overnight leader but has dropped several shots on her second round. she's three shots back on five under after a very up and down day. also in the mix for this women's open is the defending champion, america's lilia, she finished on five under as well and it is safe to say that she will make the predicted cuts, which at the moment is for over. but it's going to take quite some doing to catch the american, nelly korda. to the bmw championship in denver, colorado, where adam scott produced a flawless of nine birdies without a bogey to set a course record of 63 and take the clubhouse lead at the midpoint of the competition, the penultimate event of the pga tour's fedex cup playoffs. but not such good news for rory m

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they'll tee off just after i o'clock on the old course at the historic club.bout the weather and taking it a shot at a time, being very present and it is also fun because it is a different creative side to golf where you have to work the ball sometimes more than you are used to, you are hitting different shots, bumps and runs. you know, it isjust a bit more creative and for me that is fun to do, so i will have a lot of fun with it. and australia's cycling governing body says it expects matt richardson to be ineligible to take part in competitive events for two years after he switched nationality to great britain. the 25—year—old track cyclist won three medals for australia at the paris olympics, but announced his change of allegiance last week. however, under rules from the cycling union, cyclists who change nationality are not eligible to compete at the next edition of the world and continental championships which follow the date of their switch. meanwhile, stage five of the vuelta a espana witnessed a photo finish between pavel bittner and wout van aert in t

finish in the top ten this year, but with these difficult conditions, anything can happen at the old courseity of deaf sportspeople in england will continue to receive n0 government funding — despite new sport england plans for some sports to be inclusive for top deaf athletes for the first time. bbc five live will be airing a special documentary tonight, looking at all aspects of elite deaf sport and presenter steve crossman joined me earlier to tell me more. it's a documentary all about elite death athletes. one of the things we really wanted to do when we started making this documentary is make a programme about what deaf people can do, not about what they can't do, so it is a mixture of lots of inspiring stories of great athletes and their achievements. as you say, one of the issues they face is a lack of funding. now, we have learned as part of this programme that sport england are set to put this trial in place. the problem is there is still so many deaf athletes that it won't benefit. one of the athletes that we've been speaking to, you might know better as fury in gladiators. her na

had no money in my family, and we could not even afford university, so i did this boring old secretarial coursethen i got invited to kenya by a school friend, so i worked as a waitress to save up the fare. and so, i would have studied any animal. i was 10 years old when my dream was, i will go to africa, live with wild animals and write books about them. why? because i was in love with tarzan. [laughter] david: you did that at 10 years old. so you told your mother you would like to go to africa and see the chimpanzees. and what did she say? dr. goodall: not the chimpanzees. i would have studied anything. david: well what did she say to anything? dr. goodall: my mother, i attribute a lot of who i am and a lot of who i am down to the wise way she brought me up, she was supportive. so when i said i wanted to go to africa, everybody laughed at me. they told me africa is far away, you don't have money, it is dangerous, and you are just a girl. remember, this is going back 70 years now. my mother said, if you really want to do this, you are going to have to work really hard, take advantage of every o

jane dougall at the old course in scotland.number one had a very mixed day on this course. she started quite badly, bogeying the first and second holes. she then picked up pace, and at one point was on 9—under, and looked to be running away with the first and second holes. she then picked up pace, and at one point was on 9—under, and looked to be running away with this tournament. but then, bogey at the 16th dropped to a—under, she on i6th dropped to a—under, she on 5—under in third place after the third day. she was playing alongside the defending champion, who had a solid round and is in second on 6—under. meanwhile, charley hull's problems seem to start on the 5th hole. she had birdied the third, and was 6—under, looking to be doing well. then frustration for the english woman as she double bogeyed the fifth, and this is a whole that she has twice birdied in this competition. she dropped another few shots, and finished on 2—under for the tournament. a lot of ground to make up if she wants to be in contention on the final day

, we will just step away for a six—year—old bebe king. of courset starts. this is the funeral for seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe in southport. the uk energy regulator ofgem has announced that its price cap will increase by ten per cent from the first of october. it means an average household in england, scotland, and wales will pay an extra 149 pounds a year — although prices will still be lower than last winter. ofgem has said that rising prices in the international energy market because of heightened political tensions and extreme weather, was the main driver of the decision. despite the higher energy price cap, the energy security secretary, ed miliband, has defended the government's decision to means test winter fuel payments. i know this will be really worrying news for lots of families who will face even greater struggles this winter, and it is a direct result of our country's exposure to international gas markets that are controlled by dictators, that is a legacy left to us by the last government. that is why this government has a plan t

really love their land, could probably invest, but the time comes when parents become weak, old, and of course well, our support is important to them, i, as a devoted daughter, always find a minute from my fast-paced life to help them with words and deeds, and in general i just can’t get my head around it when i leave my parents, elderly, infirm, unattended, it’s first of all inhumane, they are our sons and it’s our duty to still look after them, my work is my calling, so work really doesn’t leave me, even at night, even at night, when i sometimes get up to drink water, some kind of creative thoughts, when in the morning i... bathe, then of course i make such a plan of action for the day. the peak is still what i and my team have achieved. in the seventeenth year we became laureates of the special prize of the president of the republic of belarus for spiritual revival. today in our house of crafts there are two masters who have the title of people's master of belarus. three masters are members of the belarusian union of masters. and we, of course, do not slow down our development, we continue

not all of them, and these are captive ones, of course, but one young chimpanzee -- she was four years olde used to fill her page with lovely lines of different colors. on this occasion, she made a drawing like that, and so her teacher handed the paper back and signed "finish," so the chimpanzee looked at it and handed it back and said "finish." and so, this went on about two times, and then the teacher had the brains to say, "what is it," and the chimpanzee signed back, "a ball." well, a human, if doing a ball, would do a ball, right? what has the chimp done? the bounce. and that gives you a whole new feeling of looking at the world through the eyes of a chimp. she's drawing the movement. david: wow. so, why do you think people are so fascinated by what you have achieved in your life? i mean, when you were doing this, you didn't do this for world acclaim, you were doing it because you were interested in it. but it turns out the world is fascinated by what you have done with your life. why do you think that is? is it that people love chimpanzees or like the dedication you have shown, or th

he is already older. everyone will constantly emphasize this, and he is really old, not as old as biden, of coursed he is in better shape, but still, still quite an old man, and in order to run for president, this is probably not very good, but to tell the truth, let's say, he really is an old man. yes, there are such incompetent statesmen, and there are people, they used to talk about them, people in black suits, with blue ties, who actually press all the buttons, who actually control everything. this also concerns relations with russia, you probably know this very well, if we go back to the times. he was president, that's exactly how it was, there were other people, for example, john bolton, who decided everything and did as they wanted, they cheated, i remember very well, the beginning obama administration, together with the belfer center at harvard, the center where i worked at the time, the center for the national interest in washington, we created a public commission on the national interest, we... there were people in the clinton administration, but what's interesting is, as soon as this de

in these photos, she is about 3 years old. and this is one of the last pictures where sofia is about 3.5, of coursee girl's mother also has a video of her daughter, well, you're an adult girl already, hey, not only, but, but, not but, but, let me remind you that now sofia seven years old, of course, she already speaks normally. and expresses her thoughts, if you see a child who looks like her somewhere, or see her grandmother, who is suspected of abducting a child, do not delay and immediately dial the short number of the magnolia child tracing service 11630. calls from of any mobile operator are free, you can call the hotline at any time of the day. in addition, important information can always be transmitted with the help of the chatbot of the child search service in telegram. glory to ukraine, dear tv viewers, on espresso tv channel, studio zahid program, let me first of all congratulate you on the greatest ukrainian holiday , independence day, it's not about a calendar date, it's not just about a red dot on our calendar. this is about a holiday in the literal sense of pouring the blood of our s

18 years old, of course, it gives you goosebumps... the moment when it goes away, because you understand're helping people, this fear goes somewhere. more necessary, that is, i can save myself, roughly speaking, but they can’t, they need my help, that’s all for now, denis polonchukov was with you, see you later.

now sofia is seven years old, of course, she already speaks normally and expresses her thoughts. child somewhere that looks like her, or see her grandmother, who is suspected of abducting a child, do not delay and immediately dial the short number of the magnolia children's search service 11630. calls from any mobile operator are free, you can call the hotline at any time of the day. in addition, important information can always be passed on help me medical purposes.

or early next year, it's about... the project is from 1971, that is, it is more than 50 years old, of courseis extremely important to gradually expand the highway, m8, we have seven regions on this highway, these are issues of logistics, tourism issues, safety issues, traffic, there is a very high accident rate on it, we are proceeding with the elimination of acid-tar ponds, green oils - this is an object of accumulated damage, it is planned to start work next year, we won an engineering school, i want to say separately, this is a serious achievement in rybensk, now together with our industrial partner rostec, we are designing a world-class campus mercury and expect to create an entire engineering cluster. rybensk is a suitable place, rybensk is a very suitable place, because we have more than ten rostec plants alone, the demand for engineering personnel is huge. i would also like to note that thanks to nikolay petonovich padushev, we are completing the construction of a volleyball center this year, and separately. here are some serious projects i want to say that we have prepared a program

the 83 year-old, of course, known as the face of the response to the coronavirus pandemic. under president trump and biden. he is expected to make a full recovery. mosquitoes with west nile are being found around the bay area this summer. santa clara county vector control workers say and just the last week infected mosquitoes have been showing up in parts of san jose, palo alto and other spots. earlier this summer, a contra costa county man died after becoming infected. we talk tonight with the associate professor of public health at cal state east bay. he says that while severe illness is rare, there are symptoms to look out for. >> so headache, fever, diarrhea, and in some cases are so particularly if you've been exposed to a lot of mosquitoes and you see those things, it's prudent to get checked out by doctor most cases. there is unfortunately no vaccine or no treatment, but most cases subside over there on their own in a period of weeks, maybe a month for those little bit less fortunate. and the vast majority come out of it. just like doctor and state after the infectio

in general for me it was an unexpected problem with the hero, i thought, well , 19-20 years old, first coursester universities in moscow, charming. boy playing the guitar, well, elementary, yeah, it turned out to be a terrible problem, and you know, in the zone in the zone of contact with children, guys came, wonderful they play, they sing wonderfully, they are charming, but when they start working with children, one starts to say "pusi-pusenki", "musenki-musenki", all the "pusi-pusenki" lasts for 5 minutes, yeah, then they lose interest, the other one, on the contrary, quickly lines up, "well, did you smile? " it's fun, we're walking on this earth, "well, come on , give us a smile", and it was all a nightmare, a catastrophe, my counter was ticking, ticking, i literally had 3-4 weeks left before the start, and there was no hero, i remember that i selected twins 18, there were 21, just in case someone got sick, yeah, that's it, but there was no hero, and a friend came, it was a true story, i... was sitting in gorky's studio in my group, the door swung open, a young man came in and said: i'm ser