jesse owens here. he actually won four gold medals became one of the most celebrated athletes at the olympics and here he is with the olympic laurel on his head in his team vest showing off his medals woodruff also took a gold medal in the 800-meter race, and i just you know, i am really struck by the also the the climb and how unlikely and how many odds these young athletes and they were very young had to overcome owens was the youngest of 10 children of a sharecropper farmer in povertent farmer. john woodruff was the grandson of enslaved people and the first in his family to finish high school and really it was a college that brought them, you know to sports. am i right damian? i think woodruff was only 21 right when he competed at the games. he was he was 21. it was a college college student just like jesse owens was also a college student as a student at at ohio state and it's also important to remember that that they were competing in the north which provided african-american's with more opportuni

owen: in the short-term, stronger.the long term, clearly not only does it show that russia is a failed state, it is clearly significant that the only successful decapitation strikes of the russian military is against its own side. clearly, this is a sign that it is not going very well in putin's policy. in the short term, i think he has reinforced his position. but in the long term, i think he showed dragon's teeth for two reasons. one, if we say that putin is a mafia boss, you make a promise to one of your rebellious capos, then you murder him, that seriously undermines your authority to make promises to anyone in the future. i think for many wagner fighters, and in fact it has been said on wagner affiliated telegram channels, the lesson of this murder is that if you do a mutiny, you have to take it to the end. in fact, actually -- yes. cyril: i just have to say at this stage, and we understand your analysis, obviously you are responsible for those words and we bring in all the different voices of the story on this pr

but now the owner, bill owens, is preparing to move out with a heavy heart. he's facing foreclosure. owens says covid delta's business, a big blow. fewer and fewer students came. i kept thinking i could beat that with the dream that this is going to be over. this is going to be over. my students are going to come back, he says. they never came back in the numbers he saw before covid . owens tells me his monthly mortgage payments also jumped from 2700 to $4300 due to an interest rate increase last year . owens says he opened up the academy 50 years ago, teaching children and adults the martial art is not about to kick in the punches. most people think, what is it about? it's the discipline and appreciation of self. i focus my job and this was segment two in the in a climate of violence, few people feel safe, least of all, perhaps about three decades ago. ktvu profiled owens and his work teaching self-defense and self esteem to children in high crime neighborhoods. costco's martial arts academy is a beacon in the community and we don't want to see them go so ma

owens says covid dealt his business a big blow. fewer and fewer students came. i kept thinking i could beat that. and before i knew it, i was getting further and further behind with those notes and with the dream that this is going to be over, this is going to be over. my students are going to come back, he says. they never came back in the numbers he saw before covid. owens tells me his monthly mortgage payments also jumped from. 2700 to $4300 due to an interest rate increase last year. owens says he opened up the academy 50 years ago, teaching children and adults the martial art is not yet about to kick in the punches. most people think what is it about the discipline and appreciation of self? i focus my and now this was segment two in the in a climate of violence, few people feel safe, least of all. perhaps about three decades ago ktvu profiled owens and his work teaching self-defense and self esteem to children in high crime neighborhoods. one student says she's working to help owens save his academy by raising money. casco a martial arts academy, is a beaco

the england captain, owen farrell. _ having a bath!n farrell, they did _ having a bath! the england captain, owen farrell, they did lose, - having a bath! the england captain, owen farrell, they did lose, but - having a bath! the england captain, owen farrell, they did lose, but he | 0wen farrell, they did lose, but he could... he was initially sent bend for a high tackle, but that was upgraded to radon review. in world rugby will now decide the length of any ban. england actually won the match 19—17 with george ford kicking the winning penalty, ending a run of three defeats in a row. much more on that story on the bbc sport website. you can see how harry kane is getting on for bayern munich, he has come off the bench in the german super cup. they are losing against leipzig. that is all the sport for now. thank you. thousands of protestors against planned legal reforms in israel have returned to the streets for the 32nd week in a row. the biggest demonstration is taking place in tel aviv and more than 100 others are also scheduled in t

wendy owen, ireat widen the talent base. wendy owen, i reat to widen the talent base.talent base. wendy owen, great to hear your thoughts. - widen the talent base. wendy owen, great to hear your thoughts. thanks | great to hear your thoughts. thanks for coming on the programme on such a big day for england football and as i said, just under two hours before kick offs.— as i said, just under two hours before kick offs. ., ,, , ., ., before kick offs. thank you and good luck to the lionesses. _ before kick offs. thank you and good luck to the lionesses. we'll- before kick offs. thank you and good luck to the lionesses. we'll be - before kick offs. thank you and good luck to the lionesses. we'll be back| luck to the lionesses. we'll be back with that ball _ luck to the lionesses. we'll be back with that ball later. _ luck to the lionesses. we'll be back with that ball later. plenty - luck to the lionesses. we'll be back with that ball later. plenty of - with that ball later. plenty of coverage over the next couple of hours on the bbc but we want to bring you some of today

right now, owen wilson. have a great night and a wonderful weekend. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, guillermo at the oscars. owen wilson, and academy award winner guillermo del toro with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us on -- i might be a little slow. this is probably the most hung over day of the year in hollywood. [ laughter ] oscar monday. last night i hosted the oscars right across the street. [ cheering ] i was fishing, i'll admit it. [ laughter ] it's weird to see an audience not in tuxedos and gowns. it's gross, actually, disgusting. [ laughter ] you look terrible. it's an interesting setup at the oscars. everyone's crowded together in basically an abandoned shopping mall. they clear out the mall over there, and everyone is there wearing donated clothes. most of them haven't eaten in days. it's like a very upscale hurrica

owens says covid dealt his business a big blow. fewer and fewer students came.ng i could beat that with the dream that this is going to be over. this is going to be over. my students are going to come back. he says. they never came back in the numbers he saw before covid. owens tells me his monthly mortgage payments also jumped from 2700 to $4300 due to an interest rate increase last year . owens says he opened up the academy 50 years ago teaching children and adults the martial art is not about the kicking the punches. most people think, what is it about? it's the discipline and appreciation of self. i focus my hands. now this is segment two in the end. in a climate of violence, few people feel safe. least of all. perhaps about three decades ago, ktvu profiled owens and his work teaching self-defense and self esteem to children in high crime neighborhoods. costco's martial arts academy is a beacon in the community and we don't want to see them go so many generations of people have come through here. owens says he wants to continue to teach the children and gran

farrell was meant to start or be of— owen farrell was meant to start or be of att— owen farrell wast he was not going _ curtailed so much that he was not going to _ curtailed so much that he was not going to be involved. he had to essentially pull him from the squad but however he did say that he has travelled _ but however he did say that he has travelled to be with the squad in dublin. — travelled to be with the squad in dublin, although he is going to attract — dublin, although he is going to attract so — dublin, although he is going to attract so much attention when that match _ attract so much attention when that match starts on saturday, it's going to be _ match starts on saturday, it's going to be a _ match starts on saturday, it's going to be a really fascinating and intense — to be a really fascinating and intense few days not just for england _ intense few days not just for england but for the whole sport. well, as sara was saying, england are playing ireland this weekend, and their head coach is 0wen farrell's father, andy. and he has really been angered by the situation.

vunipola joins owen farrell on the suspended list with england's rugby world cup plans in disarray. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start at the world athletics championship in budapest, and what a day for great britain'sjosh kerr, he's taken gold in the men's 1500m after a thrilling race in hungary. the olympic bronze medallist, timed his surge to perfection, he was neck and neck with norway's jakob ingebrigtsen going into the final 200m, before breaking his rival in the final50. the 25—year—old clocked a season's best 3.29.38 seconds to make his first podium at a world championships. but it was history repeating itself for ingebrigtsen. the reigning olympic champion, beaten into silver as he was in similar circumstances at the last world championships in eugene. the day and the gold though belonging tojosh kerr. it's been a long time coming. it's quite an overwhelming experience. but i'm so proud of myself, i'm so proud of my team and my family, they got me here. i didn't feel like i ran the best race either, i just threw my whole 16 years of the sport into that l

they're coached by owen's dad, andy.pressed by the treatment his son has received over the last few days. i don't normally say too much because of that type of reason, about my son, but what i would say probably at this point in time is the circus that has gone around all this is disgusting. in my opinion, disgusting. and i suppose the people who love their time in the sun get a few more days to keep going out and doing that. well, andy farrell isn't the only angered coach. eddiejones took on the australian media on thursday before they flew out to the world cup. he described his press conference as the worst he's ever taken part in as journalists asked about australia's poor form, which has seen them lose their last four tests. i know what's wrong with australian rugby. part of you blokes are the problem, cos you're so negative about everything. you're so negative about everything. we'll go out there and do our best, boys. if you haven't got anything positive to say, don't ask. don't ask any questions, boys. just be the

add more controversy over this high tackle from owen farrell. first band, then unbanned. and tonight on newsnight... what is life like in britain in 2023 if you have a disability? a human rights watch dog has accused the uk and irish governments of failing to tackle problems like welfare benefits. good evening. he made it look easy, the late—night television interview, and he made it an art. but now sir michael parkinson, a giant of british culture, has died at the age of 88. a big part of his success was the fact that his chat show was never an opportunity for him to show off, but for his guests to always take centre stage, allowing space to reveal a deeper truth about themselves. it's a humility borne of his humble roots, as the son of a yorkshire miner. michael parkinson's work — spanning almost seven decades — is a catalogue of memorable moments, including no less than four interviews with muhammad ali. one of the first with george michael after his arrest in los angeles for lewd behaviour. and his chat with madonna, whom he finally convinced to appear on his show aft

michael owens developed the first automated bottling plant here that was in a production glass bottles. they also right across the highway, was led by owens ford in charleston which was the largest producer sheet glass of anybody in the world one time. when you talk about virginia leading the way and in manufacturing, coal is one of the resources that has shaped the history of virginia. it goes back it actually ties a lot of the things that we've talked about together. it ties in the solid industry because coal was vital in the salt industry that goes back to the early 1800s coal's big started even as far back as 1840s 1850s just before statehood. this also ties together the railroad the railroad especially the development, the chesapeake and ohio railroad helped to open up the coal mines and open up the lines of coal to become what we are today. it's one of the producers not only of the country, but of the nation and of world today. coal in west virginia is a very significant part of the economy of the state because of developments in how you mined coal and equipment is there are not

it was thought owen farrell would receive at least a three match ban which would have ruled him out ofe with argentina. and that's all the sport for now. thanks so much. let's return to afghanistan where it's been two years since the taliban takeover. the un says the country is experiencing one of the most severe humanitarian crises in the world, and has warned of a huge shortfall in funding — and a deepening economic crisis. women and girls have faced severe restrictions since the taliban came to power, including the banning of girls from secondary schools. these are the latest images from kabul where the taliban marked the anniversary with celebrations and a public holiday, saying "no invader" would be allowed to threaten the country. flags of the islamic emirate of afghanistan — the taliban's formal name for the country — fluttered across the capital. our chief international correpsondent lyse doucet, spoke to the un's resident humanitarian coordinator for earlier i spoke to sahra karimi. she's an film director and former head of afghan film — that was a government body in charge of

owen farrell thought he was reprieved from his red card — but world rugby have other ideas and launchis a manager in demand — but the football assocation say she's going nowhere. and swiatek survives a scare in cincinatti, as she battles back from a set down to reach the quarterfinals. hello there, and welcome to the programme, lots to get through. but we start with rugby union and the ongoing — but ever changing narrative of owen farrell's future. on saturday, he was shown a red card against wales for a dangerous high challenge and looked as though he'd be missing the start of the world cup through suspension. on tuesday, a disciplinary panel then rescinded that and farrell was back to being involved — but now, two days later, world rugby has appealed against that decision — they feel farrell should be suspended. here's our rugby union reporter sara orchard. it does appear to be very confusing. the argument used to clear him was that the actions of the england hooker jamie george, in the tackle, caused him to change direction. now today, world rugby have announced of course that they

just over a month now until the rugby union world cup and a row centred around the england captain owenrell is brewing. he could miss the opening pool games of the tournament in france next month. farrell was given a red card for a high tackle in the wales warm—up match at the weekend. it was overturned via disciplinary review panel this week, but world rugby, the sport's governing body, have since said they're going to appeal that decision by the panel, which could still mean farrell gets a ban. he has travelled with the squad to face ireland tomorrow, but won't play. england head coach steve borthwick says he is disappointed with how events have affected preparations. we have gone through that process, respected the process, respected the decision, we thought this had been concluded on tuesday afternoon and am really disappointed and bemused that this is now going into your next test week as well. england are playing ireland this weekend, and their head coach, andy farrell, is owen farrell's father. he's been really angered by the situation. you know, i don't normally say too much bec

as roy owens, a white californian follower, noted father divine's organization furnished, religiously inclined utopia ins a familiar theology that contained political concepts resonant with their past affiliations. so these idealistic white utopians join with their african-american counterparts to develop the peace mission and communal life nationwide and indeed international aid. in addition, their extensive cooperative enterprises, the interracial peace mission, registered integrated public accommodation and carried out acts of non violent direct action. i have one more story about. the novel looking backward to tell. so this is a story about a young african-american at midcentury. she grew up in alabama and she attended a majority white progressive school, antioch college in ohio in 1946. while there became active in civil rights organizations. and that activist bayard rustin. times in 1948. she also worked with henry wallace campaign for the presidency, attending the progressive party convention year musically gifted, she had actually performed with paul robeson. she attended the

and world rugby are now planning to appeal the decision to overturn owen farrell's red card — could thert of the world cup? hello, welcome to the programme. it's been 2a hours since england's famous win over australia at the women's world cup, which has taken them to their first ever final at the competition. it's been a rest day for sarina wiegman's squad — before preparations to face spain begin on friday. england's semi—final win over australia was watched by more than seven million on bbc tv, the most watched match of the tournament so far, with an additional 3.8 million streams on bbc iplayer and bbc sport online. sunday's final will also be shown on bbc one. the match has also broken tv records in australia, where the lionesses won 3—1, thanks to goals from ella toone, lauren hemp, and alessia russo. sunday's world cup final comes just over a year since england won the european championships at wembley. it was their first major trophy in women's football. and now they go in search of becoming just the fifth nation to win the women's world cup against anotherfinal debutant in spain

owen is one of the most _ build-up to the tournament. of the most resilient _ build-up to the tournament. owen is one of the most resilient people - one of the most resilient people i've ever met. he's very good. i think in terms of the process, we respect the process. at some point in the future we will be clear on our thoughts and experience and the way it happened. and the way it went through and lasted such a long period will be very clear. moise through and lasted such a long period will be very clear. now is not the right — period will be very clear. now is not the right time. _ period will be very clear. now is not the right time. football- period will be very clear. now is| not the right time. football now, wolves have rejected a £47 million billed for manchester city nunez. goes on to keep the porch is an international with over a difficult summer remaining in the window, having theirfinancial summer remaining in the window, having their financial position does leave them vulnerable to a bigger city offer. especially if they wan

the tournament. 0h oh and is one of the most resilient people i've ever met. —— owen.s of the process we respect the process. i think at some point in the future we'll be clear on our thoughts and the experience, and the way it happened. the way it was, went through and lasted such a long period, we will be very clear. we'll talk openly about that but now was not the right time. and it's a transfer rollercoaster for the european champions. they've had their £47 million bid for wolves midfielder matheus nunes rejected. wolves are keen to keep their portuguese international with just over a week remaining in the window. however, their financial position leaves them vulnerable to a bigger city offer, especially if they want to give new boss gary o'neil some funds to reshape his squad. nunes joined wolves for a club record £38 million 12 months ago. one player on the way out of manchester city is aymeric laporte. his move to saudi arabian side al nassr has now been confirmed for a fee believed to be in the region £23.6 million. the spanish international helped city win12 m

we had the thoughts of a former premier league striker, michael owen, on that who said in a tweet.club a dive huge respect them but if i was harry kane i would stay put. there is no great achievement in winning a trophy with bayern munich, becoming the all—time premier league top scorer is a great achievement. fine scorer is a great achievement. one last thing before _ scorer is a great achievement. one last thing before we finish, how big a blow for tottenham? given that the season starts tomorrow, their game isn't tomorrow but over the weekend. how much is at stake for them with their striking stakes? tiny;i how much is at stake for them with their striking stakes?— their striking stakes? they start on sunday against _ their striking stakes? they start on sunday against brentford. - their striking stakes? they start on sunday against brentford. it - their striking stakes? they start on sunday against brentford. it is - their striking stakes? they start onj sunday against brentford. it is also their new manager's first competitive game. any move for a star player on the eve of the

owen paterson. _ parliament has become? owen paterson, former _ parliament has become?mire. when i look at that building, i am so proud to be an mp because it is a phenomenal opportunity to change things for the good. i had stage three melanoma skin cancer and it was an enormous opportunity to say to other people, you have freckles, have you checked out your moles? a phenomenal opportunity. at the moment, polling suggests that voters do not trust us. i get fed up and people sake make you all the same. i sit in the chamber sometimes and look across and the amazing mps. diana johnson has done all that work on infected blood. liam fox, tory mp. i disagree with him about everything under the sun but he has done more on down's syndrome than anyone else in british society. let's change some of the rules. i don't know what you think about the nadine dorries thing. i just don't think, in an ordinary line of work, if he missed coming in for six months, that he would still be paid. if you are a councillor, incidentally, and you do not turn up for a vote or anything, six months, y

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owen farrell will play no part in england's world cup warm up match against ireland on saturday — after appealed the decision that saw his red card against wales overturned. farrell has been left out of the squad — with his immediate future unclear. it the appeal is successful, farrell would miss england's opening game at the world cup — and possibly more, depending on the punishment. ireland are coached by owen's dad, andy — and he's been left unimpressed by how the situation has unfolded. i don't normally say too much because of that type of reason, but about my son, but what i would say probably at this point in time is the circus that has gone around all this is disgusting. in my opinion, disgusting. and i suppose the people who love their time in the sun get a few more days to keep going out and doing that. well andy farrell isn't the only angered coach. eddiejones took on the australian media on thursday — before they flew out to the world cup. he described his press conference as the worst he's ever taken part in as journalists asked about australia's poorform — which has seen th

on land we met rob owen who escaped the flames but lost his home. >> my house is gone.okestack. it is just rubble down there, smoke and ash. >> norah: this island is no straner to wildfires, but this% was different. >> you have fire tornadoes going off, and it was just mayhem. >> norah: what does that fire tornado look like? >> that's just it. flames spinning, you know? >> norah: and the fire moved quickly engulfing the town with no warning as questions mount about why the 80 outdoor sirens stayed silent. what about when people said there was only one way out. >> i can't say there was one way out, but i can say the exit was always changing, because power lines were still coming down and cars were getting trapped to reverse and go back out. so everyone was weaving through neighborhoods and trying to dodge trees. you see the aerial footage and you can see the cars all this way, so they went with it till the fire jumped to the other side, and people got trapped in the middle. and those are a lot of the people that had to like -- they were breathing the smoke and had to jus

owen farrell will play no part in england's world cup warm—up match against ireland on saturday afteraled the decision that saw his red card against wales overturned. farrell has been left out of the squad, with his immediate future unclear. if the appeal is successful, farrell would miss england's opening game at the world cup and possibly more, depending on the punishment. george ford will start at fly—half instead in dublin on saturday, whilst courtney lawes will captain the side. meanwhile for ireland, cian prendergast, seen here in the green, will make his first start for his country as head coach andy farrell names a strong side for the match. prendergast will start at number eight, whilst bundee aki, garry ringrose and ross byrne all start, too. there's been a blow for commonwealth games 10,000—metres champion eilish mccolgan as her preparation for next year's olympics has suffered a big setback. a knee injury means she's pulled out of the world athletics championships, which starts on saturday in budapest. mccolgan says with the olympics just around the corner, the stakes are

bass player declan dean and guitarist owen doherty are hoping this could be the start of something bigds of other hopefuls. they've got places at the liverpool institute for the performing arts co, founded by sir paul mccartney. i'd neverforget it, and ifelt like my audition was quite strong. spending quite a lot of time working on it. and i came out of the audition feeling good, but still. feeling good, but still, it felt surprising, a shock. as a bassist, i think i'm going be quite in demand because i don't think you'll get many bassists applying. it's going to be mostly guitarists and singers, i think. against the odds, these two friends who also play in a derby band called the indigo sky, will both be going to liverpool and on to the home of the fab four, where owen and declan will take their music careers to the next level. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. new figures show that wages in the uk have been growing at their fastest rate in more than 20 years. the office for national statistics, says pay excluding bonuses grew by 7.8% between april and

owen farrell's game didn't go the way he wanted it to.stermind yet another ireland victory. while england search for their identity, ireland are heading to france as top dogs — a team that knows its game inside a out. simple, cutting, and the first try. one try eventually became two as the men in green eased into something approaching top gear as the half progressed. ringrose, tumbling. ireland have two. another week, another england player finding himself on the naughty seat. yellow to red. billy vunipola is gone. yellow to red. billy vunipola is one. �* . , yellow to red. billy vunipola is one. �* ., ,~ ., . ., gone. and with him, any chance of victo in gone. and with him, any chance of victory in dublin. _ gone. and with him, any chance of victory in dublin. england's- gone. and with him, any chance of victory in dublin. england's day - victory in dublin. england's day went from bad to worse. ireland had to the world cup. england still searching for all the right notes. while warren gatland is naming his squad for the tournament in fra

england will be without both owen farrell and now billy vunipola for their opening game of the world cup with argentina after bans for both players were confirmed. farrell has been handed a four—match ban after world rugby successfully appealed against the decision to overturn his red card against wales. he'll miss the opening two games of the world cup in france next month. vunipola, who was sent off against ireland, has been banned for three games but it could be reduced to two if he completes the world rugby coaching programme on tackling. our reporter sara orchard has been telling me about how it impacts england's chances at the tournament. ultimately, it has been disrupted, losing your captain for what would be the two most important games of england's polar stage and argentina and japan are the strongest in their group, however, the rugby world cup draw was done in a long time in advance and that means that those pools are extremely lopsided, meaning teams are ranked 1—5 in the world are at the opposite side of the draw to england are, so despite this disruption, you would expe

well, should we start with owen? >> yeah . owen so it was against >> yeah.s against wales. taine basham was the player that he hit tackled. and so then he was given a yellow card and they used now the bunker system , which is the tmo, bunker system, which is the tmo, which is, you know, it's pretty much like var that they've been trialling. so then they decided to upgrade it to a red car, which would have been a six match for owen farrell and match ban for owen farrell and would miss the first four games of the world cup. disastrous. so he's the england captain. so then was appeal and then there was an appeal and they extremely good lawyers they have extremely good lawyers because actually have to because they do actually have to go the appeal. and go in and do the appeal. and this is the reasoning you this is the reasoning and, you know, there are mitigating know, and there are mitigating circumstances. so three circumstances. his so the three members discipline panel members of the discipline panel who remember australian who you remember australian decide

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as they draw 2—2 in the opening leg of their champions league qualifier against psv eindhoven and owenrell will miss the first two rugby world cup matches after being handed a four match ban on appeal hello and welcome to the programme. kenya's faith kipyegon produced a devastating turn of pace to win the women's 1500 metres at the world athletics championships in budapest. the double olympic champion, who previously won world golds in 2017 and last year in eugene, led from gun to tape. she kicked at the bell for the final lap to outstrip a loaded field to take victory ahead of ethiopian diribe weltayjee in second with dutch runner sifan hassan back in third. team gb's laura muir finished back in sixth. i was expecting to defend my title, and i've done so and i am really, really grateful and thank god for this. i was well prepared, knowing that the defending champion is me and yeah, i was really working hard for it. morocco�*s olympic champion soufiane el bakkali left ethiopia's world record holder lamecha gearma trailing as he went on to win the 3000 metres steeplechase. 22—year—old g