red. america collecting point after point. could caroline headwall rescue europe? the fightback was on. one more point. who else but spaniard carlota ciganda, her captain by her side? it came down to this put in front of her home crowd. so after an incredible weekend of drama, doubts, tension and emotion, europe retain the solheim cup. jane dougall, bbc news, andalusia. we will hopefully get to jane at the course and hear from some of the triumphant european team as well. scotland are effectively playing knockout rugby at the world cup, they needed a bonus point win with at least four tries against tonga in nice to make sure they keep their slim hopes alive of getting out of their pool. despite an early scare it was mission accomplished. they won 45—17. adam cottier reports. in the fortnight since the defeat by south africa, as a result had seen scotland's quarter finals hopes would you suggest a dilemma. against tonga, they need a win and a bonus point to keep those aspirations alive and they made a bright start with george turner setting them on their way to their targets. the early p

spectrum most of my walk really did take place if you want to use those distinctions in so-called red americaistinction to me -- was important of who settled first in those areas. the german-american areas, amish mennonite, areas settled by quakers, presbyterians outside of philadelphia. it is just really amazing as you go at a slow, three-mile in our pace. you can see those differences in the way the houses are designed or the villages are designed or the way people interact with you. those early imprints still stick. it is fascinating to look at up close. host: renee walks -- rights he walked a small area of america. do you plan to walk other areas of the nation? guest: i do. i am working on a book concept now that would take me to the lead up of the two 50th birthday of the country. -- 250th birthday of our country and i would like to call it our land which do shorter but deeper dives into wider sections of it. i am really open to the interesting portals and entryways to this part of a country in doing that. host: over this past weekend, there were recommendations for walks, rambles you ca

red. america collecting point after point. kurt caroline had will rescue europe? the fightback was on.ed one more point. who else but spaniard carlota ciganda, her captain by her side? it came down to this part in front of her world elite home crowd. so after an incredible weekend of drama, doubts, tension and emotion, europe retain the solheim cup. it has been a good three day of golf. let's cross live to spain and speak to jane. lots of emotions through the free days but they did it when they needed to in those singles, it was tight, but they made history? singles, it was tight, but they made histo ? , ~ ., , , singles, it was tight, but they made histo ? , ~ .,, , , history? this weekend has 'ust been a roller-coaster. * history? this weekend has 'ust been a roller-coaster. it's_ history? this weekend has 'ust been a roller-coaster. it's a _ history? this weekend hasjust been a roller-coaster. it's a cliche - history? this weekend hasjust been a roller-coaster. it's a cliche but - a roller—coaster. it's a cliche but it's true. friday, they started with that terrible morning where th

there is no red america. there is no black america. there is no white america.here is just one america. united states of america. then a few months ago he was defending the use of identity politics and said he doesn't understand why it's under attack. this is the race and gender party. except it only applies by the way on their side. when i was running for governor, "new york times," big long article about larry elder running for a governor never mentioned that i was black. never mentioned i would be the first black governor and i'm fine with that but, on the same day, same newspaper, mentioned that kathy hochul was the first female governor of new york. when you have an r. at the end of your name it doesn't matter if you are the first. if you have a d, it's the only thing that really truly matters. >> laura: you don't have the right views. change your entire political persuasion and recognize you for who you really are larry, thank you. great to see you. if you are not buying the left's equity argument to justify blatant employment. wait until you hear this nex

these investments and many others are supporting the whole of america red and blue states rural and urban everyoneev everywhere. you can be sure mr. president the best is yet to come. last month we saw other examples of implementation to. over the past few weeks president biden made groundbreaking announcements on lowering the cost of prescription drugs on prevailing wage and more. many of these are a direct result of the work that we have done in the congress. democrats are very proud of the agenda now taking hold and out the senate gavels back into session with a lot to do. there is one clear place to begin. keep the government open. as we all know government funding is setse to expire on september 30. by the end of this month the house and senate democrats and republicans all must get on the same page about keeping the government open. and avoiding a pointless shutdown. i shutdown that will hurt just about every single american. i shutdown that should of course not happen. to accomplish that the answer is very simple. all sides must work together in good e faith without engaging an ext

these investments and many others, are supporting the whole of america, red and blue states, rural and urban, everyone everywhere and you can be sure, mr. president, the best is yet to come. >> last month, we saw other examples of implementation, too. over the past few weeks, president biden made ground breaking announcements on lowering the costs of prescription drugs, prevailing wages and war. many of these are a direct result of the work that we have done in the congress. so democrats are very proud of the agenda now taking hold across america and we intend to keep going. now the senate gavels back into session with a lot to do, but there is one clear place to begin. keep the government open. as we all know, government funding is set to expire on september 30th. by the end of this month, the house and senate, democrats and republicans all must get on the same page about keeping the government open. and avoiding a pointless shutdown, a shutdown that will hurt just about every single american. a shutdown that of course, shouldn't happen. to accomplish that, the answer is very simple,

that school is funded by taxpayers, californians under the state flag, and our united states of america, the redd blue flag, is the most inclusive flag that ever existed. >> reporter: as we reported earlier, this began after vandals ripped down a pride flag in june. the school put it on the flag pole that triggered complaints. and the new resolution that passed 2-1 late tonight. i spoke with the superintendent after the meeting. she tells me she was disappointed, considering that all of the staff was in support of having the pride flag here on campus. she tells me that the resolution is going to go into effect immediately. >> for the school there, k-8 is public. just the u.s. and california flag to be flown. thank you. >>> serious allegations against a popular teacher in contra costa county. kyle whitmore is behind bars facing human trafficking charges. we have details. >> reporter: he is outgoing. if you need someone to talk to, you go to him. he will give you incredible advice. he is talking about kyle whitmore, his track and field coach. a man previously known for his accolades as one of the

red crescent societies. she described how they're helping america, and the american red crescent on the ground are assisting and supporting the government with the dignified burial and those that have lost their lives. but as you say, also tree arching and identifying the worst injuries because of the costs of the health system is stretched at this point in time with so many injuries from severe head injuries to broken bones. the providing 1st aid support where they come outside and as a temporary 10 to the arrangements, but also making sure that those that need medical attention and care are also being taken to the, to the health facilities where they all said to, to do so. we're also making sure that taking care of those that have survived is a priority. that's everything from both stayed to psycho social support to assist with the trauma. they should not be underestimated in an event like this, but also providing safe and clean water food. and there's some basic shelves that to protect people from the elements, as you've said, as hold the next 24 to 48 hours, are going to be critical, of course, in terms

is it a proper analogy of reds and blues in america and couples on the brink of divorce?t was difficult to get in the car and drive there, but i knew i had to do it. >> reporter: to get over her fear of the other side. after what happened in january 2021, when keli macintosh addressed a virtual county commission meeting asking commissioners to denounce the proud boys after the violence of january 6th. this was the response. then came the threatening phone calls. task number one at a red/blue workshop -- >> anti-second amendment, baby killers -- >> reporter: it sounds cou counterintuitive. list what they call you. the stereotypes. reds and blues in separate rooms. >> deplorables. >> misogynists. conspiracy theorists. >> reporter: they ask can if there is a kernel of truth in those stereotypes. >> pro-life, cause sometimes seems to not hear women. >> reporter: and so it goes for three hours. peeling back the onion of opinion. looking for common ground. no trying to change anybody's mind. >> kind of gut-wrenching to sit in those stereotypes and hear what the other side, how

and we know that most of the, you know, rural counties in america end up red no matter, you know, how the election turns out. and that's a population we're very familiar with. so i understand how they feel, and i want them to know that i see them, i hear them, i feel them, but i also know that we've got policies and approaches that can deliver better results for them. - you are the only candidate who is running for president from an overwhelmingly rural state. there is a huge and growing division between urban and rural counties in this country, both culturally and economically. how do you help rural america rebound? - well, i think we've got a good blueprint of what's going on in north dakota. mean, we're on track to have the highest gdp of any state in the nation. we've got the highest gdp of any republican-led state in the nation. and we're doing that with a focus on innovation versus regulation. so much of what comes out of washington, dc today, you got a bureaucrat in washington, dc that writes 800 pages in something like the waters of the usa, and then they try to dump it on a s

other vehicles were destroyed, as well as 15 self-propelled howitzers, many of them made in america. in the redtuary area. an mi-8 helicopter of the ukrainian air force was shot down on the front line, 53 combat drones were eliminated and the situation on the front line aleksey baranov ready , an enemy stronghold was discovered by the movement of the ukrainian military during the rotation of special forces of the central military district, operating in the serebryansky forestry, delivers a series of attacks with a large-caliber sled mortar. we have a developed group located in the front line, which identifies targets, various strong points, infantry movements and movements of enemy equipment and transmits the coordinates to us. the mortarmen of the volunteer battalion of the second army corps are also operating in the red liman direction. it is its fighters who stand on the outskirts of lisichansk and are the first to respond to any enemy movements on lines of combat contact. armed forces positions located on the outskirts of belogorovka are clearly visible from a drone. but the front line occu

then the scoreboard turned red, america collecting point after point.aven't stopped singing and dancing all weekend. it could have gone either way, but they have witnessed an historic moment for europe. an emotional team celebrated. after a weekend of doubt and tension, they had done enough to keep the solheim cup in europe for a third consecutive time. jane dougall, bbc news, andalucia. beth potter has become the fifth different british woman in 12 years to become triathlon world champion after winning the season ending race in spain. potter came into the event in pontevedra second in the standings. she needed to finish ahead of series leader cassandre beaugrand of france to claim the title. she did just that, winning by 18 seconds ahead of fellow briton kate waff who earned her first triathlon series podium. beaugrand finished third. potter only took up triathlon in 2017. she only took up triathlon in 2017. amazing. the last high—street wilko store will close its doors next week, bringing 93 years of trading to an end. most sites have already shut, wi

it could lead republican lawmakers to oust one of their own as the lead lawyer for america's largest red state. that is going to take place today. you can see those proceedings starting on 10:00 on c-span. when it comes to elections, rhode island voters will cast their votes starting today in a primary contest to whittle down a field of candidates, including a handful that could make history by being the first person of colored to be elected to congress from rhode island. nearly a dozen democrats are hoping to be the party's nominee. two republican candidates are also facing off in the primary. in utah another special election, this one to replace chris stewart. he could offer a glimpse on how republicans feel about indictments against the former president. gop voters in utah's second congressional district will choose between a trio of candidates. that takes place in utah. nationally it was peter navarro, his contempt trial is set to begin today for charges, defying a subpoena from the house for a january 6 event. that is being reported by abc news. also henrique terrio will face senten

and i remembered one famous canadian film, its analogue is called red sparrow in america.ou know about this top-secret spy seductress who infiltrated, and then changed her position, fell in love with a cia agent, in general, in canada it’s about the same it was released on screen in 1985. it’s called a secret weapon and apparently from the script of this film, uh, christie wrote off her election campaign, because as she describes her relationship with the kgb in 1989, a young student at harvard university comes running around the squares handing out leaflets and the kgb is fighting against her and now . that's how they write it in their election campaigns. let's see the soviet authorities complained to the canadian embassy in moscow that a twenty-year-old freelancer was a known troublemaker during her while in kiev, a handsome young russian named na suddenly began to appear near the door of her house one night. it was blond, and the next time, the suave brunette's trip outside of kiev to interview a ukrainian dissident turned into a particularly chilling experience, the po

america. see the pool of red there, showing you where temperatures are warmer than average. that the is signature for el nino. that is still there. here is the takeaway. right now, a 95% chance that we are going to have an el nino this winter. a virtual certainty. the question is, a strong el nino? because if it is a strong el nino that does tilt the odds a little more heavily in favor of an above average winter in terms of precipitation, right now the odds on that are 66%. not bad that is where they stand now. an update on this. we get it every month. coming out in the middle of this week. stay tuned we will have the latest information. the other weird thing, look at the pool of water off of the pacific. we never had a strong el nino at the same time we had a huge persistent marine heatwave in the pacific like that. we don't know low it will effect the storm track even driven by el nino. just for fun these are the sea surfaces, it is still cold out there in the north pacific it is just warmer than average. let's switch our focus now. we are going to and back to the near ter

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well , armenia will also conduct military exercises with the united states of america - this is another a red russia who is supposedly on the other side of the conflict, but tigran from malya, the chairman of the european party of armenia is in touch with us, ptigrans, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine , glory to the heroes, i am glad to see and hear, i will ask you in ukrainian, it will be clear if russian is better, or if i understand english or russian better that all our viewers will understand. come on, then i'll switch to russian now, so that we have better communication. unfortunately, i haven't learned armenian yet. well, but there's everything ahead of me in the first round of cleaning. let's start with the first statement of the prime minister of armenia, which he made literally a few days ago, that he did not provide security and military assistance to armenia, therefore, russia is not on his way, russia said that it wants to leave the south caucasus in general, but that's why russia has forgotten everything, let's look for new partners, and what kind of signal was it, first of

america's attempt to employ yemeni youth and send warships to the waters of the red sea, even in the situation where the talks between sana'a and riyadh have been positive , shows that washington does not want the yemeni crisis to end with such provocative actions. in an interview with mr. reza mirabian, senior expert on issues we will go back to west asia, we also saw in the report that the americans want to stay there, in fact they want to put a torus there, this is your interpretation , they want to put a torus there. what is this knowledge of attraction, how much history has it had, how openly did he express it? see, during the 8 years of the war, the emiratis hired 10,000 mercenaries, what happened to the end of it ? hiring mercenaries and training troops , what happened in the end? naturally, the fate of the americans will not be better than them, even if these troops are in the southern part. in fact, they should be established because in the south of the southern part of yemen, who is actually in the hands of the american puppet government , there are puppet governments and s

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america's attempt to employ yemeni youth and send warships to the waters of the red sea in the context of positive talks between sana'a and riyadh shows that washington is returning to the conversation with mr. reza mirabian, a senior expert on west asian issues. we also saw the report that the americans want to stay in yemen they want to put it there. this is your interpretation . they want to know the details of this recruitment ad , how much history it had, how publicly it was expressed , see what happened during the 8 years of war. what happened to the end of the recruitment of mercenary forces? these forces disintegrated. they could not do anything. what happened to the saudis hiring mercenaries and training the force? naturally, the fate of americans will not be better than them. even if these forces are actually stationed in the southern part, because in the south of the southern part of yemen, whose hands are they actually in? the puppet government of america there are separatist governments and separatist governments that are based in adal, so they want these forces under the

red syrup. although kickinger later had an epiphany: being an enemy of america is dangerous, but being a friendis fatal. also his words, being friends of america is fraught - this is also a fact, and of course, many of the american allies there, they found themselves in a very uncomfortable situation in the future, yes, well, you can look at the same western europe, yes, which now turns out to be a victim of price wars with russia, and whom the americans are forcing to help in more and more ukraine, contrary to their own interests, well, either japan, south korea, whom the united states is pitting against china, either the kurds, for example, yes, or the afghans, whom the americans abandoned at the most necessary moment, it is quite possible that the ukrainians will follow them, which is why, of course, it really is fraught with danger to be american allies in the long term, you know, when preparing a script, sometimes you just wonder how much history offers answers to all pressing political questions, here is the example of chile, a state of lost generations, which again returns to the past wi

so again, to be clear, erik the red -- the leader in greenland and draining into north america and settlements. in nova scotia, the fact they found the viking age remnants and foundations, and that part of north america, is a clear indication that there are settlements there as early as 1000. and again, it is where the story ends. minnesota and other things, i leave that to the academics, to argue about. but again, the story about the nordic arriving in north america, 500 years prior to christopher columbus is something we are all excited for you. >> eric nelson, what was the role of congress in establishing the nordic museum? but that is really interesting. one of the facts, that had come up in conversations with the focus groups and with our design teens and architects and other academics, what sets the museum apart, we are the only, the largest anyway, nordic museum in the u.s. and this wonderful swedish museums up in minnesota and chicago and philadelphia, wonderful -- in iowa and a great danish museum. but we are the only nordic focus museum. and we wanted to set that up as our brand. and

>> because the red states have proven that america is still the land of opportunity.ts and capitalism worked effectively. what we need in these big blue cities. think about chicago as a classic example. $30,000 per student for education. and yet the vast majority of minority kids are below grade level. in detroit --. >> sean: you see the 13 high schools in baltimore? >> zero. >> sean: zero. >> zero. >> sean: zero proficiency. >> you talk about the greatest absolute disgusting form of discrimination is brought to us by the teachers unions who are standing in the door house of schools today saying to poor kids, you're trapped in, you're never getting out. and what does that lead to? it leads to hopelessness, it leads to high unemployment and it leads to crime. we've lost control of these cities because the liberals with their super majority have done nothing. >> sean: you said, and you talked about your background. you did a good job in your book about this, but you talked about america not being a racist nation. there are racists in this country. >> absolutely. >> sean

i thought about this funny little caterpillar i saw when we were out filming "america outdoors" and it had these beady red antenna and it was the cutest fuzziest thing and it clung to the car. and i'm driving like 50 miles an hour and this caterpillar's just clinging on for dear life and that made me bust out laughing. i think the world's hilarious. i think nature's funny. i think most humans are funny. i think i'm funny, if i let myself loose a little bit. so yeah, i think the world is actually quite a funny place, though i respect his answer about the serious nature of things. - but you disagree with groucho marx? - i do. i am willing to go on the record. i disagree with groucho marx. the world is hilarious. - how do you come to your comedy? - hmm. initially through anger and disappointment and a need to make sense of something that felt like it didn't make sense. so i would find the absurdity in a thing and lean on that to explain what i was seeing. - so comedy's also a way, it sounds like, for you to get to the harder truths. - it's a way of making sense. yes. - making sense. - it is a way of explaini

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as when i arrived at america outwards yesterday, i saw some international teams coming in. the societies of the red crescent, red cross are still already on the ground in many affected areas. also some smaller international, a, n g o. as a presence in general, the international reactions have been impressive as we heard and the report even. uh, jerry, uh, who cuts off all ties with morocco is opening its air space for humanitarian aids. but as we heard before, the village is a very, very difficult to reach. people are still waiting for for help and many villages. so and the search and rescue missions of a vague about that and the process of being set up. but it's not all effected regions. has been reached yet. clearly the extent of damage and loss won't be known for days if not weeks. many thanks, dw correspondent young philip shots a look now at some more stories making headlines around the world at this hour. ukrainian air defense forces say they down more than 2 dozen drones targeting keys early on sunday, the local mer said one person was injured in an apartment building damage. as drone debris

let me get the 30,000 foot view here with this headline on red state this morning, "mayhem in americanew normal under dems. parolee murders young tech executive, mobs ransack philly." she was on the 30 under 30 list in forbes magazine, prominent young tech executive. the suspect, jason billingsly who they are looking for, lengthy rap sheet. first-degree assault, second degree assault, sex offense, sentenced to 30 years in prison. 2022, released in prison on mandatory supervision as required by the statute and yet now police are looking for him in connection with this murder. leo, what the heck? >> yeah, those are kind words, john, as far as what the heck. >> john: couldn't say the other word, i would get fired. >> this is tragic. baltimore is a man-made democratic disaster. why was this guy released? oh, by guess who, the former soft on crime prosecutor mosby. she released him. he was in jail for a first-degree forcible sex offense for 30 years. what did he demonstrate to show good behavior? i submit to you, nothing. and the mayor, the mayor says no way in hell this guy should be rele

or when i arrived at america outwards yesterday, i saw some international teams coming in. the societies of the red crescent, red cross, are still already on the ground in many affected areas. also some smaller international, a, n g o. as a presence in, in general, the international reactions have been impressive as we heard in the report. even uh, jerry, uh, who cuts off all ties with morocco is opening its air space for humanitarian aids. but as we heard before, the village is a very, very difficult to reach people as to waiting for help and many villages. so and the search and rescue missions of a vague about that in the process of being set up. but it's not all effected regions has been reached. it clearly the extent of damage and loss won't be known for days if not weeks. many things dw correspondent young philip shots let's look at some more stories making headlines around the world. at this hour, dutch police have turned water cannons on climate activists who blocked the motorway. thousands took part in the action in the hay. some campaigners vowed to stay in place or return every day until

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achievements vietnam, laos, cambodia, chile and others, of course, in red syrup, although kisenjer later had an epiphany, to be an enemy of americadangerous, but to be a friend of america is fatal, also his words, to be friends of america is fraught, this is also a fact, of course, many of the american allies are there, they turned out to be in a very uncomfortable situation in the future, yes, well, you can look at the same western europe, yes, which is now exerting... well, either japan, south korea, whom the united states is setting up to confront china, or the kurds, for example, yes or afghans, whom the americans threw into the very the right moment, it is quite possible that the ukrainians will follow them, which is why, of course, actually being american allies is fraught in the long term, you know, when preparing a script, sometimes you just wonder. as far as history offers answers to all pressing political questions, here is the example of chile, a state of lost generations, which again returns to the past with the understanding: yes, they made a serious mistake, but many things cannot be returned, the americans will def

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red bull team should quote, go and suck an egg. ok, then, now something very special. something where happened in america's favorite past time overnight. we're referring to baseball is forced air in judge plays for the new york yankees. this is often heating home runs, so when he hit his 1st of the game against arizona, it was good. but no big deal. when he hit his 2nd of the night, well, that was a little more special. he had already had a great night when he came up to the plate one last time. in the 7th inning, and sure enough, he did it again. the 1st player in yankee's history with 3 home runs in 2 separate games unless he's shuffled. you're watching dw news line from berlin. he's a reminder of our top story. ukraine's military says it carried out a missile strike, which badly damaged to the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet in occupied crimea. the russian installed governess of a stove has worn against fresh rocky attacks and will landed thereafter. the brakes which will have catches up with the moroccan national football team and their passionate supports a michael oak. hu bye for now the the

red were legendary at that period and certainly eric the red settled in iceland and later in greenland and leif erickson journeys into north america and the fact that they found viking age remanence and foundations in that part of north america is a clear indication there are settlements there as early as 1000. i think that's where the story ends. the runes in minnesota and other things leave that to the academics to argue about, but again, the story about the nordics arriving in north america 500 years prior to columbus is one that i think we are all excited about. >> what was the role of congress in establishing the nordic museum? >> that's really interesting. one of the thoughts that had come up in conversations with focus groups and with our exhibition design teams and architects and other academics and museum professionals was what sets the museum apart? we are the only or the largest anyway, nordic museum and the u.s. is wonderful swedish museums in minnesota and chicago and philadelphia, wonderful norwegian museum in iowa. we are the only nordic focused museum. we wanted to set that up as our brand and i think we have been

red bull team should quote, go and shuck an egg. his words. now something very special, something where happened in america's favorite pastime overnight. we're referring to baseball. aaron judge plays for the new york yankees, he's often heating home rise. so when he hit his 1st of the game against arizona, it was good. but no big deal. when he hit his 2nd of the night, well, that was a little more special. he had already had a great night when he came up to the play one last time. in the 7th inning, and sure enough, he did it again. the 1st player in yankee's history with 3 home runs into separate games in a season. take you back. and finally, workers in grooves, capital, lima, have discovered an ancient burial site. the crew were digging a ditch when they on earth 8. mamma, 5 remains along with other artifacts. thought to be around a 1000 years old archaeologist, believe the site is most likely a children cemetery from cree ink in cultures. you're watching dw, new sly from berlin is a reminder of our top story. ukraine's military says it carried out a missile strike, which badly damaged the headquarters of russia's black c fleet in o