, daughter of alberta i quinton, daughter of alberta quinton, daughter of alberta quinton, who died inpoppy day bombing in 1987. thank you once again for talking to us. thank ou. let's bring you some breaking news now another story we're talking about here on bbc news. if you remember, we were talking to you about the government's big part of an investigation by the uk's environment watchdog in regard to broken law over how they regulate sewage releases into rivers. in the last few minutes we have had a downing street response, it says... downing street response, it says... downing street response, it says... downing street doesn't agree with the report, which is the government may have broken the law on sewage regulation. the feminist�*s official spokesperson said they didn't agree with the environment office's findings, numberten with the environment office's findings, number ten didn't say why they are disputing the findings, but said there would be a formal response in due course and promised to work with the o response in due course and promised to work with the 0 ep constructivel

quinton reports.cts in the dead of night, they seek sanctuary from rising floodwaters. -- quinton: in the dead of night, they seek sanctuary from rising floodwaters. they flee to the seventh floor of their apartment block. the rising torrent is creeping up the stairs of their building. her sister films the panic. outside, buildings around them collapsed. they thought this would be the last ones alive. this is their building now still standing. the family survived. >> the men of our building, our neighbors, they were screaming. they told us we have to get on the roof because the water started getting higher and higher. as we were on the roof, we were able to see other people and they were waving with their phones and suddenly, the building collapsed on them. at that moment, we realized that we might die. quinton: a wall of water as high as seven meters founder through, crushing and obliterating much in its path. some one million tons of it came crashing down on the city. everywhere, there are bodies. a

quinton de kock, playing in his final 0di at home, was out for 27.a to 315. and australia couldn't get near it again — all out for 193. tennis, and dan evans and neal skupski saved four match points to win the doubles match, which sent great britain into the knock—out stage of the davis cup finals, at france's expense. evans also won his singles match against arthur fils, spending nearly five hours on court in total on sunday. cameron norrie struggled and couldn't beat ugo humbert, which meant that, with the tie levelled at 1—1, it was up to evans and skupski to secure the victory against nicolas mahut and edouard roger—vasselin, and they did it, by winning a deciding—set tie—break. the eight team knock—out stage finals will take place in malaga in november. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me, and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. it is shaping up to be a very unsettled and autumnal week of weather, with some strong winds and some heavy rai

duck and quinton de kock, who's playing in his final one day international at home, was out for 27., helped south africa to 315 and australia couldn't get near that again. they were all out for 193. tennis. don evans and neil scott saved four match points to win the doubles match, which sent great britain into the knockout stage of the davis cup finals at france's expense. evans also won his singles match against art artifice, spending nearly five hours on court in total on sunday while cameron norrie struggled and couldn't get past hugo umber. that meant that the tie was level at one all, and then it was up to evans and slutsky to secure the victory against nicola maheu and edward roger vallon. and they did it by winning a deciding set tie—break. the eight team knockout stage finals will take place in malaga in november. a great day in manchester for the £30,000. now you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app or from our website that's at bbc.co.uk sport. at bbc.co.uk/sport. for me, though, for now and the rest of the team are the bbc sport centre. it is goodbye

defines out loud, we live here, we make the rules, not the people empower, investigate, exposure and quinton. they use them to be just of our around that go on out of their respective generation. the street and central concave shows you how devastating the effective russian bombing has to be. i can see where 2 of the bullets hit there above my head highs. name the dimensions military wanted him dead. the still men or women a property on a road costing out a 0 english crowd recipient to new york festival through the cost or of the year award for the 7th year running critical the bank instead of trying to externalize the management of this positive teaching is here to the, to other countries, the europe, the member states should be trying to take control of this issue themselves inside story on how to 0. the, the survivors describes unimaginable scenes of are in dallas, which was overwhelmed by floods. and it's now bracing the spread of disease, the hello i'm still here today and this is out of their life from don't also coming, displaced by deadly as quick moroccans now faced the daunting tas

we went inside of san quinton where he met a few inmates going through the process now.e the story inning up at 11:00. fascinating. you see him in there talking to people. it is a really, really cool story. >> i wonder if it is physically painful. >> i have done it, it hurts >> it hurts way more than the tattoo part. you have to want to take them off to be motivated to do it. >> all right. we will see you at 11:00, thank you. >>> coming up in tonight's red and gold report, earning national recognition for his performance last sunday in pittsburgh . >>> this is pix plus, more of what you want, more often. more local news in the morning and the prime e time edition. the only 8:00 and 9:00 news. ground breaking original story telling from the kpix news room. the prime time . >>> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >>> i get excited when i hear about the 49ers. nick bosa expects to see 49er fans take over next weekend. so there is getting fun >> the 49ers are 7 point favorites to win that game. you know what they call so-fi field? they call it levi south. they always

quinton de kock playing in his final 0di was gone for 27, aidan mark hit 93 runs. later on. that's all the sport, we will see you later on. sam newey was just 22 years old when he was killed fighting russian forces in ukraine. the british student from solihull was leading an assault on an enemy trench when he died two weeks ago. now, his mother says she couldn't be prouder of his decision to volunteer for combat. giles latcham reports. aged just 22, sam knew he was growing into a leader. aged just 22, sam newey was growing into a leader. this is one of the last videos of him. please donate to help us. slav, ukraine. hello. i'm slava. two weeks ago, his unit stormed a russian trench and freed ukrainian prisoners. he held the position until everyone else was clear. and for his mum, vicki, his courage is a comfort. sam waited for all of his unit to be safe, but he also rescued prisoners. so he set people free and then was hit by artillery. so... i couldn't be more prouder of my boy as a human being. and any parent would be. when the war started, sam quit his universit

quinton let's is alongside aaron alongside me, as is aaron bastani , the co—founder of bastani, the co—foundergetting in touch with me very randomly about coconut mushrooms. if you've only just tuned in, you'll have no idea what i was talking about. i'll just about nana just reminiscing about my nana used to me coconut used to give me coconut mushrooms. remember those mushrooms. do you remember those sweets? mushrooms. do you remember those swee'were lee about tobias they were lee about tobias ellwood. he says if tobias ellwood. he says if tobias ellwood was telling the truth about the taliban, what's the problem, everybody? well some might say that actually talking about taliban things about the taliban and things like many solar panels like how many solar panels they've and all rest they've put in and all the rest of of misses the point of it kind of misses the point when they're doing things like not letting girls go school when they're doing things like not alling girls go school when they're doing things like not all the girls go school when they're doing things like not all the rest go s

quinton de kock playing in his final oda was gone for 27, aidan mark hit 93 runs.just finished, the singapore grand prix is under way, we could see a seasoned first with neither red bull taking victory. colour signs of ferrari leads, you can get the closing stages of that on the bbc sport website at the usual address. —— carlos sainz. we will see you later. thank you so much. time now for turtle news, take a look at this from cyprus. take a look at this. hundreds of baby turtles have taken their first steps toward the sea. the newborn turtles broke out of their eggs and moved along the sand with the help of a team of experts. there are around 2,000 nests located on the protected beaches. in all, around 70,000 baby turtles are expected to end up in the sea, but sadly, only a small percentage will survive. in china, 65 crocodiles have been captured, they escaped from a farm hit by torrential downpours. part of the enclosure collapsed and there are still five on the loose. people within five kilometres have been told to stay out of the water rightly so. thanks for wat

quinton de kock — playing in his final 0di — was gone for 27, aidan markham helping them.eft russia, after an extended visit to the country's far east region. here is is boarding his armoured train in the russian city of artyom, bound for the north korean border. mr kim does not usually travel by aeroplane and his last exccrusion by aeroplane and his last excursion outside his own country was four years ago. during his visit, he met president putin in vladivostok on tuesday, when the two men discussed deepining the military and economic ties between their two countries. earlier on sunday, mr kim visited an exhibit of military equipment at the russian far eastern university in vladivostok. according to a statement released by the regional governor, kim was given "several samples" of military drones and a bulletproof vest produced in the region. it's understood russia wants to conduct military trade with north korea and buy weaponry for its war in ukraine. plenty more stories in the coming hours and on the bbc news website. i am gareth barlow, stay with us, thanks for watchi

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quinton de kock, playing in his final 0di at home, was gone for 27.o winning the asia cup with a 10—wicket thrashing in colombo. mohammed siraj took 6—21, including four wickets in one over, as sri lanka were dismissed injust 15.2 overs after electing to bat. ishan kishan hit 23 not out and shubman gill made an unbeaten 27 to lead india to their target injust 6.1 overs. a reminder of our top story. you can watch the deciding doubles as gb play france for a place in the davis cup final. live on the iplayer on the bbc sport website. they are a set down in that one after the single is tied at 1—1. dan evans won and cameron norrie lost his. down to this decider with dan evans serving at the moment. the winners will go through to the knockout phase in november. that is just about it from us. england are about to kick off againstjapan at the rugby world cup. both teams won their opening games. a win, in nice, would give england top spot and control of their pool. head to the bbc sport website for the latest with that. that is it from us. we will see you soo

. >> jesse: quinton tarantino thinks kids can watch his movies. who cares.. jessica, you guys lose when you get to precision. you want to say book bans and gender affirmation and tonight say gay. the minute you get precise, you lose. the question is, do you think that book is appropriate in an elementary school? >> jessica: it's not in an elementary school. >> jesse: if the answer is yes, you're a grammar. if it's no, we win the argument. that's what all politicses should do. be precise. is nine months appropriate for an abortion? >> jessica: nobody does that, jesse. >> greg: they never give the date. >> jesse: how high do you think the tax rate is? is four million illegals tomorrow? is five million? are the electric cars going to reduce the world's temperature by how many degrees fahrenheit, jessica? that's all you need to do. in america, it's fahrenheit. >> janine: about half the country says schools are teaching too much on sexual orientation and gender and 22% say it's too little. so why toes the minority continue to control the discussion? >> dana: what

quinton moody also known as christiana ross, the admitted to creating fake fbi documents to try and get them back. also admitted to committing insurance fraud and transporting marijuana out of the state with some others. prosecutors say moody's cars were taken during a federal investigation and he showed up to an fbi storage facility with the fake documents that we're ordering the vehicles to be released. but when that did not work, he sent someone else. they say a few days later with those fake documents to try to get them back again. 2 of his co-conspirators are also now facing charges. so a member of the boogaloo boys has now been convicted of murder and attempted murder stemming from that shooting of 2 oakland security guards in 2020. robert justice junior aided and abetted in the murder of protective service. officer david underwood and the attempted murder of a second federal officer that was in 2020 during a drive-by shooting, according to prosecutors, justice was the driver of the car in which stephen fired the gunshots that killed underwood, evidence such as security video from

. >> 2 of his cars from the fbi quinton moody, also known as rossi admitted to creating fake fbi documents to try to get his cars back and he admitted to committing insurance fraud and transporting marijuana out of the state. by the way, too. >> prosecutors say moody's cars were taken during a federal investigation. so what he did was he showed up to an fbi storage facility with fake fbi documents saying these cars need to be released will then when that didn't work, he sent somebody else a few days later with fake documents trying to get the vehicles back and 2 of his co-conspirators are also now facing charges. >> well, some developing news this morning, nearly 4 decades after a child and delay was kidnapped and murdered, a man has now finally been charged in that cold case was back in 1987 that 6 year-old jeremy stone or was abducted from his home with his body being found 4 days later on sherman island in sacramento county last october. investigators in the da's office cold case unit sent dna from stoners autopsy to a forensics lab. and it came back with a match. 69 year-old fred cain.

quinton moody also known as kristen rossi admitted to creating fake fbi documents to get the vehiclesk and also admitted to committing insurance fraud and transporting marijuana out of state. prosecutors say that moody's cars were taken during a federal investigation. moody showed up to an fbi storage facility with fake documents that ordered the vehicles to be released to him. then when that didn't work, he sent someone else a few days after that with fake documents to try to get the cars back. 2 of his co-conspirators are also now facing charges. >> well, developing news nearly 4 decades after a child in the lea was kidnapped and murdered. a man now has been charged in that cold case was back in 1987, the 6 year-old jeremy stone or was abducted from his home and his body was found on sherman island in sacramento county. 4 days later, last october. investigators in the da's office cold case unit sent dna from stoners autopsy to a forensics lab. and it matched with 69 year-old fred cain. he was tracked down in oregon and taken into custody last week. >> jeremy back. it's absolutely ho

say, the harvard crowd, who clearly told me that i wrote the recommendation by william jefferson quintonos . so, let’s hug and kiss the maximum amount, and here are all kinds of uh, sweet gestures, but i owe a novel to you contact us, what is it? this is the warm-up, it’s inferior to hila for the warm-up, you know, she’s completely trying to work for her with red , this could be the case when she took a red dress because there wasn’t a clean one in the wardrobe. you know, hillary can only just smile and open her mouth like that, because she laughs for him for her, she gets upset, she cries, she waves her arms emotionally, and only in the end, at one such speech, and hillary already, you know, from the position of her greatness, bestows her wisdom from above. the rest was done by the lady. frida, you understand, of course, i just remember when it was ninety-two. yes, here we are in ukraine, and it was the canadians who taught us, as if we were titular ukrainians. i remember it very well, how they raced. i've already studied. at the institute, probably, for the teacher of ukrainian literat

. >> i guess wilson >> and i guess quinton wilson that's way, isn't that's the point in a way, isn'tlord, zac it? i mean, if your lord, zac goldsmith, a fortune, goldsmith, are worth a fortune, then great then electric cars are great because it's just a little bit of pocket money. we've of pocket money. but when we've already know, already got people, you know, struggling ulez, struggling like crazy with ulez, isn't five year extension isn't this five year extension of the ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars? it bnngs petrol and diesel cars? it brings us in. it brings us into line actually with where germany have gone and many other countries . is this not in have gone and many other countries. is this not in a politically. we'll talk about the business angle in a minute, is it not a simple, pragmatic, straightforward move? >> ulez was a mistake and it's kind of weaponised air quality and environmental issues. and it was you know, i said at the time this, this, this is completely wrong headed. so we've got this this real polarisation in society now. and the motoring lobby i

. >> i guess wilson >> and i guess quinton wilson that's way, isn't that's the point in a way, isn't lord, zac it? i mean, if your lord, zac goldsmith, a fortune, goldsmith, are worth a fortune, then great then electric cars are great because it's just a little bit of pocket money. we've of pocket money. but when we've already know, already got people, you know, struggling ulez, struggling like crazy with ulez, isn't five year extension isn't this five year extension of the ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars? it bnngs petrol and diesel cars? it brings us in. it brings us into line actually with where germany have gone and many other countries . is this not in have gone and many other countries. is this not in a politically. we'll talk about the business angle in a minute, is it not a simple, pragmatic, straightforward move? >> ulez was a mistake and it's kind of weaponised air quality and environmental issues. and it was you know, i said at the time this, this, this is completely wrong headed. so we've got this this real polarisation in society now. and the motoring lobby

and the problem with them is they are a combination of bull breeds, which quinton rightly just said ,perhaps easier to train than others . i easier to train than others. i admire you very much for having admire you very much for having a patterdale they're not one of the easiest dogs. so for somebody taking on an xl bully, that is, for example, never had a dog before, you know , that's a dog before, you know, that's rather a silly move . i'm always, rather a silly move. i'm always, you know, really stressing that you know, really stressing that you must bring a dog into your life, which brings great joy. but it's got to be relevant to your lifestyle, your experience and your accommodation , so on and your accommodation, so on the banning side, it hasn't worked . we do have the dangerous worked. we do have the dangerous dogs act. it hasn't worked. it was a piece of knee jerk legislation back in 1991. we have only four banned breeds in the uk now. since these breeds have been banned, the point of the dangerous dogs act was to protect the public and stop incidents that we've seen a lot o

now the quinton in birmingham.ctory has started production , factory has started production, with ellesmere port becoming the first plant in the stellantis group to produce evs for vauxhall, fiat, peugeot and citroen. >> well, of course we've got the government banning the production of any new petrol or diesel cars from 2030. this could be a huge boost for the uk's car industry and we're told may even return the people carrier to our streets. remember, those superseded in recent years by the ubiquitous suv. our economics and business editor liam halligan is joining us now with a little bit more on this because we've spoken, of course, about this at some length , liam, but we've actually length, liam, but we've actually got the proof of the pudding behind you now , what's happening behind you now, what's happening here in ellesmere port, mark in cheshire, just on the river mersey is a real vote of confidence in the uk economy and uk car making. >> and the brand is vauxhall as you say, but the company is owned by st