as get more missed, we are drawing from los angeles via skype by raw roger chang is executive editor, c. net, which is an american media web site. thank you for joining the program. but stop by you telling us a bit more about peter's coat. who is he exactly, was e testifying and how much weight does what he says have? that's a good question. and who's his comments are particularly meaningful considering he, he did head up security and twitter, you know, his former government official. and so we're told a lot of weight in a lot of the allegations that he made today. we're particularly damming for the company. so what, what in particular stood out for you from his testimony. there are their number of things here. and he talked about the, the, the lack of security, the fact that they are collecting a lot more information on us. the fact the twitter employees can, you know, go in and take over account that will including the accounts of those very lawmakers that he was speaking to during his testimony. and he talked about is twitter susceptibility to being opposed by foreign governments.

roger chang is executive editor at c. net and american media website. he says that caused testimony holds a lot of weight. there were there number of things here. he talked about the that the lack of security, the fact that they are collecting a lot more information on us of the twitter employees. can you go in and take over a counter? well, including the accounts of those very lawmakers that he was speaking to during his testimony. i talked about of the twitter susceptibility to being approved by foreign governments. and the fact that there are potentially are for agents working for twitter. and so there was a myriad, a laundry list of things that he ran through that, that a really disturbing if you are someone who follows shorter ah, hello again, i'm fully bad. people with the headlines on al jazeera, ukraine's leader says his troops are pushing back against russian forces in a rapid counter offensive. in the northeast. he has ukrainian troops, every taken more than 8000 square kilometers of territory. there is new fighting between armenia and as a by

roger chang is executive editor at c. net an american media website. he says that code testimony holds a lot of weight. they're there number of things here. he talked about the that the lack of security, the fact that they are collecting a lot more information on us. the fact the twitter employees can, you know, go in and take over account that will, including the accounts of those very lawmakers that he was speaking to during his testimony. i talked about twitter susceptibility to being influenced by foreign governments and to the fact that there are potentially or for agents working for twitter.

does anything change? rogeri think that is the challenge for king charles, to maintain what has already been achieved. the brand which has been created , which the queen was so hugely involved in creating, which is one of prestige and history, quality status, all of these adjectives you can use, which in a way describe the queens character herself. it also rubbed off on the u.k.. their huge asset to business. british business wants to be attached to this brand. it is helpful in certain markets. you are selling to china or the united states or in the middle east, you have absolute game changers. it is up to king charles to maintain that and build on it and perhaps give it a more progressive and forward-looking stance. guy: how involved is the royal family? how involved was the queen in british business? roger: to some extent. not directly, but in a number of subtle ways. if you look at certain industries like the tourist industry in the u.k.. there was a direct relationship between the monarchy -- there is a dire

don't boss care those up, roger, these regions did isn't gonna change this little. the full body of the, the special ed operation in the region. is it good? will the western countries be able to see this in a different light? well, already the western politicians have hurried to express their outrage. and to issue new threats, german chancellor showed says even richard, an outrageous statement for a german chancellor that he would see to it, that the german defense force becomes bigger and stronger than the russian. and these threats have all been forthcoming. the surrender will take place regardless. they will create a new situation because if the referenda are in favor of an integration to russia, nanette and lance become russian national sovereign territory. and any attack from long range missiles that american tends to give to you, to ukraine, to the ukraine. current government would result actually in a war between nato and russia. so that is quite serious. on the other hand, or the west to relax a bit because the secession of south sudan, the situation of koso

roger federer. he hasn't changed his mind on retirement, but has promised not to disappear from the sport. federal will play his final event on friday at the labor up in london following last week's announcement on his playing future. i just wanted to let the fans know. i won't be a ghost. i feel a tenant tennis has given me too much. i've been around the game for too long, falling in love with too many things. i love seeing people again and that's kinda what i wanted to let the fans know that you'll see me again. i always look to the michael schumacher as tiger was all the other guys who stayed for so long at the very top that i didn't understand how they did it. and next thing, you know, it's like you're part of that group and it's been, it's been a great feeling over the last few years have been what they've been, but i'm very happy i that i was able to win another 5 sounds from 15 on from me was was incredible and that i made it to over a 100 titles and all that stuff has been fantastic. and then just my longevity is something i'm very proud of. so i don't need all the records to be ha

change. stuart: senator roger marshall, thanks for joining us, see you again soon.s found in the nordstream pipeline that connects russia to europe. lauren: at least three weeks on nordstream one and 2. this is unprecedented and unexplained, mostly russian infrastructure used to deliver gas, european authorities cannot rule out russian sabotage on its own infrastructure as payback to the rest of europe for being against them. blue when i would like to see the price of oil and europe and natural gas in europe because i am pretty sure it goes up. thanks. american companies reassessing risks of doing business with beijing. edward lawrence joins us. i want to know which company are cutting ties with china right after this. ♪ then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my phone, and there's my glucose number. wow. my a1c has dropped over 2 points to 7.2. that's a huge victory. stuart: i will call it a modest bounce for stocks after recent losses, dow is up, 200, nasdaq one hundred 36, apple is the latest american company to put distance between itself and china. they are

roger federer. no, he hasn't changed his mind on retirements, but has promised not to disappear from the sports. federal will play his final event on friday at the labor up in london following last week's announcements. on his playing future, number one, i'm not satisfied, i'm happy. i'm happy with the decision because i know it's the right one. i thought i thought about it. i've had a lot of time to let it sit. i mean, it's been a few months now. it's been rather stressful, not having it leak out and more worried about everybody around me who knew about it, who was getting asked every single day. how's roger, how's roger's knee? and when is he coming back? and they all very well knew what the situation was. so i'm sorry for them that i had to go through this, but i so i think we're all relieved. at this point it's out rushes, exile from international football will continue for another 2 years. they've been banned from qualifying for the 2024 european championship. us has confirmed they will not be in the draw which takes place next month in the host nation, germany rushes international club sid

change. tennis great roger federer is hanging up his racket. he announced on social media.after next week's international team competition. federal is 41 has played more than 1500 matches. he says he must now recognize his career is coming to an end. federer won 20 grand slam tournaments, including eight wimbledons. his retirement comes after serena williams announced last month that she is leaving tennis. but in a new television interview she did did she may not be done just yet. williams says she found it interesting that tom brady announcing his retirement. williams added that she wants to be involved in tennis again in the future. the giants have the day off before they played the dodgers tomorrow night. giants had another good performance from pitcher carlos were down during their game yesterday against the atlanta braves gave up only one run and struck out eight as the giants beat the braves, 4 to 1. oakland a's continue their texas road trip with the game tonight against the houston astros. they played an exciting game last night against the texas rangers. the team f

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i'm not sure whether it will change anything though, but we'll see what the rogers i talk to for about. so get over off emphasized of moscow has long been saying it's up to the people of those root regions to choose their own pox with so much from the very beginning of the special military operation. and in general, in the parry preceding it, we were saying that the people of the respective territory should decide their fate . and all the current situation confirms is that they indeed want to be masters of their fight without there are potentially some pretty serious implications here. are we heard from political analyst, alexander poppet? she believes that if indeed the republics were to join russia and moscow were concerned, consider a tax on them as a tax on its own sovereign territory. well, it's quite a big deal, i think. cuz the primary reason is the following. is that, you know, both, both republics have had enough of there's really in the being constantly show by ukrainian artillery. and i think also russia said enough of it because obviously, you know, you know, the western wo

that beck did not fit in roger ailes' ecosystem because despite what you thought of his ideology and programming, there were limits to what he would put up with. has that changeding by a thread, everything is over, the dark night of the soul. well, if you believe that, that's whatever. but if you're doing that to sell pillows or you're doing it to chase clicks, if you're doing it to do that, you are not living up to the duty that you have to the republic. if you're a journalist, you're not living up to the duty you have to the constitution. if you're a citizen and not consuming wholesome news and reliable information, you're not doing a good enough job either. >> you write, "there's so much anger in our culture today and you can't hate something you aren't afraid of. we are an angry people because we are a frightened people. it wouldn't be so odd if it weren't for the fact that things were so much better here and now that they've been for most of human existence -- freer, richer, safer, cleaner, and easier. there are a lot of reasons for this mismatch, but part is surely a result of media overconsumption -- panicky pulp produced to shovel at you in order to ho

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world musicians of some kind began to declare something then they changed their minds and admitted that they didn't understand , but rogersquite consistent, since 2016, he starts commenting on everything and his statements are always the same, i will say that this person loves conspiracy theories as much as any a person who does not admire him a-a he has a very high self-esteem he believes that he and he belongs to those chosen people who understand all these processes and they know what is behind all these messages in the media because he has insider information with it much more than others. but usually roger roter makes fools of himself, and even among his fans there are many people who categorically do not understand what he says, and these are so frequent comments that if we look at this interview on cnn, the host says that listen roger you recently played a concert so small in a pav and started this concert with the phrase that if you like my music but don't like my political style cops please get out of this bar i don't want to see you and watters says that's it now the best way to start my concerts is to immediate

i'm not sure whether it will change anything though, but we'll see you. i mean, time i rogers talk, diplomats ok laughter off emphasize at moscow has long been saying it's up to the people of those root regions to choose their own paths with someone from the very beginning of the special military operation. and in general, in the perry preceding it was saying that the people at the respective territory should decide their fate. and all the current situation confirms is that they indeed want to be masters of their fight. we did speak with a political analyst, alexander a package. now he believes if the republics were to join in russia of moscow would consider a tax on them as a tax on its own territory. or quite a big deal, i think was the primary reason is the following. is that we know both. both republics have had enough of their civilian being constantly showed by ukrainian artillery. and i think also russia said enough of it because obviously, you know, you know, the western world doesn't care about that. in fact, it encourages ukraine to do that. and the only way to reall

change. and it's game, set and match for the tennis legend roger federer, as he announces he's retiring at thef 41. and stay with us here on bbc news, where we will bring you continuing coverage of events plus analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening. buckingham palace has revealed more details about the queen's state funeral on monday. the service at westminster abbey will begin at 11 in the morning and will be followed by a national two minute silence. then there will be a procession through london. prince william and prince harry will once again walk together behind the queen's coffin alongside other members of the royal family. today, prince william told well—wishers at sandringham how difficult walking behind his grandmother's coffin had been, saying it brought back memories of his mother diana's funeral 25 years ago. our royal correspondent daniela relph reports. viewing the carpet of flowers and tributes, the prince and princess of wales came to sandringham to say thank you, to the staff, to the community, who supported the queen throughout h

public pay for something, we can over and change permitting to cut costs in the market and reduce prices, more product in the market, gasoline at the pump roger home paying to the bills helping allies. if can't rise to the occasion, god help us all. i'm done with my talking and we will start. >> [inaudible question] >> not at all. >> it sounds like your conversation republicans have not been -- >> they have been, i'm saying leadership has taken a role in this. these are still my friends. >> so you're getting republican support -- >> let me just say -- it's way ahead if they try to justify, delete make you go through the affirmative process? yes, we just accelerate the time, the same in developed nations and that's all we do. he will see that tomorrow. with that said, if they double them, 47 senators on the republican caucus, i believe at last count, they signed on to senator capitol's bill which is pretty much in line with what we are doing and now they will say i am sorry, it's not for everyone and has joe manchin's name on it. i can go home and explain that. i'd like to think at least 20 or 30, or 25 of almost the entire caucus who supporte

she changed the face of women's tennis. roger was the benchmark, was the bah for men's tennis. wow, craig, gabriel, i thank he feel thoughts. we'll let you go, because i can imagine you're going see a very busy man today. absolutely. now moving on to some foot. well now in ecuador, are in danger of being kicked out of this. yes. well cup. following allegations, they filled it and in that illegible play during the qualifies, the chilean football association is appealing at fif is decision to dismiss their complaints at. at kudos a byron at castillo, was born in columbia, should 8 claim at castillo, obtained an ecuadorian passport through falsified documents. and in new revelations, the play was hud saying in a recorded interview that he was born in 1995 and not in 98. as shown on his ecuadorian birth certificate, castillo played an 8 qualifies for the cat, all wild cup, and if it decides to remove points from those matches underworld them to their opponents, than chili would replace ecuador at the torment. fif is appeals. committee is having the case today and out there understa

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starbucks to name a new ceo for howard schultz lots of changes and issues for this new boss. kate rogersns us now did you know a big character howard schulz is here. what are people telling you about the prospects for the new ceo to come in and take over for someone who has had such vision for this company it will be joining as incoming ceo as october 1st and he was the ceo of record ben kieser and they make directs and airwick and many other brands and he was the global cco at pepsico. schultz will be staying on as interim ceo until april 1, 2023, and he will serve as adviser while remaining on the starbucks board of directors so he's not fully stepping away. the market dealing with impacts on the pandemic with china and the changing consumer in the u.s. and the union fight with workers at more than the 200,000 cafes across the country the international markets were key for this hire. analystses have been weighing in and andrew charles at cowan said while they were surprised that starbucks chose the successor outside the discretionary sector, the global perspectives as ceo of a public m

well, as scientists roger pellke put it, quote, you should even the most extreme circumstances of climate change future disasters will look a lot like today. it's not about science, is it? actually there's no science behind these claims. no. it's what everything is in this intensely politicized country, another opportunity to push people who don't vote the right way, cow them into submission, seize the moral high ground, to punish your opponents. that's why even as bodies are still being identified, and apparently many have not been on the streets of florida, "the view," apparently still on the air, mocked the people of florida for daring to ask disaster relief money from the federal government. watch this. >> governor desantis says it's all hands on deck to prepare for what's coming. and that includes reaching across the aisle for help. >> isn't it socialism when the government helps you? that's what they say. [laughter] >> like social security and medicare? >> and the police. i mean, socialism. >> tucker: oh, so clever. what an incisive point. this show is totally opposed to censorship, pullin

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the news that prince harry is trying to make last minute changes to his memoir following the queen's death. and the sunday times has a photo of rogernd rafael nadal holding hands after their doubles defeat on friday — which was federer�*s final professional match. so, a flavour of the front pages you will be waking up to tomorrow morning. let's begin, lovely to have you both back. katy balls, you will kick us off first. you ain't seen nothing yet, apparently. find kick us off first. you ain't seen nothing yet, apparently. and yet we did see quite _ nothing yet, apparently. and yet we did see quite a _ nothing yet, apparently. and yet we did see quite a lot _ nothing yet, apparently. and yet we did see quite a lot on _ nothing yet, apparently. and yet we did see quite a lot on friday, - nothing yet, apparently. and yet we did see quite a lot on friday, they . did see quite a lot on friday, they called it a mini budget, did see quite a lot on friday, they called ita mini budget, in did see quite a lot on friday, they called it a mini budget, in large because there was no obr forecast to go along with it, a fiscal event that would norm

roger federer into a tile. ah, with right written to autumn, now the aqueduct just being passed. so be changes taking place in the north of this chart, so particularly on the black sea, the caucasus, we'd expect to cool down, and that's clad suggests such an equally we'll see an increase in the seasonal winds. the south of that, a bit of a strong breeze coming out of iraq dash q 8 down through the gulf states, which will increase the sand in the air as well. and nice inside of saudi arabia. still hot. you'll notice attempts which have been on the high side around the course is a band come down. but look at to ryman asked about 34 to 38. that also what about what it should be particularly took many stand, but that change ought to take place. if you look at the forecast for asked about turkmenistan, it goes from $38.00 down to 20. it's about where the average is. having had several weeks, well above where it should be, so that change has taken place. i'd like to report something in the hole of asco, which produces rain. but you can see precious little, there is rain to the west, still ethiopia.

change here if it's to withstand this happening again. frances reid, bbc news. concerts by pink floyd co—founder rogerthe controversy was triggered by an open letter waters had sent to ukraine's first lady, olena zelenska. he wrote that "extreme nationalists", as he put it, "had set ukraine on the path to this disastrous war". he accused president zelensky of failing to fulfil his election promises to bring peace to the donbas region. he made no mention of russia's responsibility for the war. the number of suspected ebola infections in uganda continues to rise, with the country's health ministry saying there have been 3a suspected cases. health teams are continuing to trace any people that may have come into contact with the virus. this is the fourth ebola outbreak uganda has faced and neighbouring countries say they are on high alert. banks in lebanon are due to reopen on monday, after being closed for a week because of a series of armed hold—ups. the raids were carried out by the banks' own depositors. in one case, a woman used a toy gun to force employees to hand over her own savings to pay for can

roger son in northern india, temperatures here regularly, sore above 45 degrees celsius and the heat waves are getting longer. a consequence of climate change says she, i'm cylinder gianni. for years he's been observing how the extreme conditions have caused the expansion of desert. scarcity of water is a big concern of their dead because they dont have groundwater because it is in very depth and also i'm not good in quality. it is not usable. and as far as the end is concerned, every yet of you to see you, minimum rainfall in this area shams under gianni, didn't want to sit back and do nothing. so in his spare time, he travels to villages to give away free saplings of ancient indigenous fruit trees . these plans can thrive in the harsh climate or the gar. to day he's visiting the school at pandora's village. he urges the villagers to take care of the trees so that they grow to provide shade and fruit much stops after plantations, though, generally, people considered better than we did grand vision. it's all that but the, the visa that no other responsibility starts from that point. so i requested them to consider that no other responsibili

the news that prince harry is trying to make last minute changes to his memoir following the queen's death. and the sunday times has a photo of rogerles defeat on friday — which was federer�*s final professional match. and very emotionalfor and very emotional for both of them. good morning and welcome to both of you. starting with the observer newspaper, but let me firstjust update our viewers on some lines coming from the labour party conference, sir keir starmer giving his reaction to cutting the top rate of income tax, he said he would reintroduce that at 45% but it will support government plans to reduce the basic rate of income tax at 19%. lucy, what do you make of the story here? and the green growth plans by labour to counter tax cuts? keir starmer was _ labour to counter tax cuts? lie: " starmer was obviously going labour to counter tax cuts? iie: " starmer was obviously going to need to have quite an eye—catching policy to have quite an eye—catching policy to counter attack the incredible amount of coverage that the so—called mini budget got on friday. and perhaps green energy was the low hanging fruit for him. i don't kno

well, as scientist roger talkee put a quote, even under the most extreme scenarios of climate change, futuristxtreme masters will look a lot like today's. so it's not really about science, is it? because actually there's noe science behind these claims.hing no, it's what everything is in this intensely politicized country. it's another opportunityr opporo punish people who don'tt vote the right way to call them into submission. to seize the moral high ground, to punish your opponents. e that's why even as bodies areeni still being identifieded, and apparently many have not been in the streets of florida, the view which apparently stillg on the air mocks the people of florida for daring to ask. disaster relief money from the federal government. >> watch this. governor just santurce says it's all hands on deck to prepare for what's coming, and that includes reaching across the aisle for help.? isn't it socialism when the government helps youaughter] and they say like social security and medicare, that gote a comment. yeah. and the police and i. , >> socialism. oh, so clever. what an inc

roger walks through this location on a regular basis with his young son. he has seen a lot. >> late at night at the bus stop. >> for him there is no question that this is a welcomed change. >> i like it. it is safe now. spot for others, there is a downside. >> how much have you sold today? >> nothing. >> no foot traffic means no customers so for now like the vendors tony gonzales will have to move along. and simply finding another location is a concern, like this guy who moved 60 feet down the block. >> it is possible that could happen but police will continue the partnership to go address those issues. >> from the mission district in san francisco, kpix 5. >> the law passing in june will ban vending in the un plaza. cbs evening news with norah o'donnell is next. we will be back in 30 minutes for cbs news bay area at 7:00. we will see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, there's several big stories as we come on the air, including worries about the state of the american economy, as prices soar. and, queen elizabeth returns home. breaking news-- tens of thousands pay respect, as the flag-draped coffin of queen elizabeth returns to buckingham pa

change has failed to materialise too many times before. instead these ribbons symbolise a safety net to try and promised to protect each other. and finally — rogerf his illustrious career. the 20 time grand slam singles winner — will play for europe against the rest of the world — in the layver cup which starts in london on friday. he announced last week, that he'll retire after the competition, which means the curtain will come down after friday's doubles match, when he's due to partner his great rival and friend — rafa nadal. what a way to end your career and what a match that will be. that's it from us here. thank you so much for watching. tuesday with bbc news for the latest global headlines and analysis. hello there, we had a real mixture of weather around on thursday. it was pleasantly warm across southeastern areas. temperatures in hampshire and cambridgeshire reached 21 celsius, 70 farenheit. temperatures are going to be dropping over the next few days. it looks like it's going to turn particularly cold at night—time. we have the cooler air moving down from the northwest, it follows this band of cloud here that brought a lot of rain into

roger that. thanks the question is quick. the change thresholds the 10% amounts. if it starts at 100% and the department needs to increase the size of the contract up to 110% this requires commission approval. if the department goes up in 10% increments. if the department needed 150% does the commission have to do 5 different approvals or if it was knowing up front. i guess, can you do it all at once. joe understand your question. yes. the delegation policy and the 10% approval requirement is just that if the department must come to you if there is a modification that would go over 10%. but they can come to you once that say there is a large modification in time or moncompetence this change might be as you said 50%. 90. they come to you for that one modification. thank you. i had one question . lead time on pulling something from consent and to the calendar. see something concern or interest or board we don't have anything we want to fill it up. how much lead time do we have and how practical is that? i can answer that question. deputy city attorney. so you can mo

. government announced major budget changes. emergency plan involves sweeping tax cuts and huge borrowing increases, designed to lower the cost of living. today, roger federer has played his final competitive tennis match. the 20 time plans from champ was unable to finish his career on a high, losing to the team world, pairing at the labor. come in london, 41 year old has struggled with injuries over the past 3 years. is up the headlines? news continues here on al jazeera that's after witness ah. ready ah you know, if you want maybe because you're healthy or doing for the commission without the can be above physical is generally valid in international proceeding, but it's particularly applicable in human rights cases such as this one, your excellency. i will be speaking folks with a bio not finding us to wait may say, i mean with it, but i will see that there are no more sleeping for you. you have to make sure you get it right. we must defend the title in both one who we need to know how far. so that means we need to know the mood problem inside out . so which is why you question about her children? i think i went to the children very much and the r

rogers says cities and other community show most people do not work less because they're receiving the extra money. >> he says 2 years of assistance can potentially be life changing. what we know is that if we can help people get stable, if we can just help lift them up just a little bit. oftentimes. >> that's all that they needed. what that temporary assistance, then they're good, long term. >> well, that was amanda hari reporting for us this morning. applications does open on friday and people can apply through midnight on october 31st. coming up on the kron 4 morning news vta offering free rides this week. >> we'll tell you which local cooling centers are in their route. and you have some safety tips to keep in mind if you plan on going swimming today going to be hot. so a lot of people gaping to go into that. we'll have more that we get back. >> well, 2 people died in the mill fire burning near the town of weed in siskiyou county. authorities confirm those deaths yesterday afternoon that didn't share the details about how the victims were or who they were or how they died. the fire has burned more than 4,000 acres. it's 40% contained. now about 1000 people ar

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changed the january 6th committee's plans. we have our hands on some documentary footage of roger stone laying out trump's plot to steal the election. which the committee is expected to show when the hearing is rescheduled. >> also tonight, the senate takes up the electoral count act to protect democracy. and we're going to try to answer this question of why republican lawmakers still genuflect to trump and promote his lies. >> we begin with florida, bracing for ian, a major hurricane that could submerge large portions of the gulf coast. and it will be a test of leadership. governing, you see, is hard. it's unsexy, and not always television friendly. and governing through a crisis, well, that is where the proverbial rubber meets the road. president biden has had to juggle a bunch of competing crises while still trying to deliver for the american people. that's the executive gig. today, the juggling act was on full display. biden spent the day talking up his plan to lower drug costs and bolster social security, unveiling a plan to end hunger by 2030 and reaching out to florida mayors ahead of hurricane ian's landfall. >> i told each

change during tsitsipas. he recovered to beat schwartzman to give 2—0 lead. the significance of the event has grown massively since rogerlph and adele to take on the americans in the doubles match tonight. the 20 time grand slam champion is hoping to go out in style. it’s time grand slam champion is hoping to go out in style-— to go out in style. it's been an absolute pleasure _ to go out in style. it's been an absolute pleasure for - to go out in style. it's been an absolute pleasure for me - to go out in style. it's been an absolute pleasure for me to i to go out in style. it's been an | absolute pleasure for me to be to go out in style. it's been an - absolute pleasure for me to be again on this team. so far without a lot of thought. my career has been wonderful. i can't believe it's come to this point but it's going to be a great weekend and love that you are all here and engage enjoy every moment. all here and engage en'oy every moment. �* , ., �* , ., moment. and flying england's women in economy class _ moment. and flying england's women in economy class to _ moment. and flying england's women in economy class to

climate change in under industry victims of infrastructure. stormwater blended infrastructure is absolutely almost absolutely. so be relying an old tank irrigation systems and what we call roger callaway is we've got sort of braves leading one bank which is another leg to the other day. the systems were design or o ecosystems which bear 300 years back. not only because it's a totally consistent the government says it has spent millions of dollars to drain the water and demolish illegal buildings. rains are expected to continue for some time. and residents don't know when their homes will be habitable again. pardon him at the algebra? banga lulu, sudden india ah, what else is there with me? the whole rahman in doha reminder of our top stories, the reuters and p news agencies say a report by the nuclear watchdog states that cannot verify. iran's nuclear program is exclusively for peaceful purposes. they quote, the i a is saying iran stock piles of up to 60 percent in which you radian have grown by more than 12 kilograms. iraq supreme court has ruled, it doesn't have the authority to dissolve parliament. the court that any parliament can dissolve itself. politicians online to se

roger, the classic cars. and enjoy maintaining them. why so much higher? we'll send like an old state secret rep with d. w. with devastated with cars carry the effects of climate change. i mean, felt worldwide before a station in the rain forest continued, carbon dioxide emissions have, ah young people over the world are committed to claim that protection. what impact will because change doesn't happen on its own. make up your room minded. w. the for mine's ah, will you become a criminal? mm franklin mayo already know. who's with hackers? paralyzing the tire societies. computers that some are you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can work for, and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it now on youtube. oh, this is dw news live from berlin. ukraine says it has more evidence of torture in areas abandoned by retreating, fresh troops. investigators are eggs zooming bodies from a mass burial side near the city. if you will have the details from our correspondence to watch the investigation team in action also and to show the european commit.

changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. pouring in as rogerrt. the 20-time grand slam champion posting on instagram that his body, at 41, told him it was time to quit. fans and competitors thanking him. rafael nadal tweeting, it's been a pleasure but also an honor and privilege to share all these years with you. and tennis legend and activist billie jean king writing, he has the most complete game of his generation. federer's final professional appearance is the laver cup next week in london. and that's "nightline." watch all our full episodes on hulu. see you back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

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government announced major budget changes. emergency plan involves sweeping tax cuts and huge borrowing increases that are designed to lower the cost of living. roger federer has played his final competitive tennis match before retire. the 20 time grand slam tramp was unable to finish his career on a high listen to the team. well, pairing with a neighbor in the 41 year old has struggled with injuries in the past 3 yards. double headlines, one use coming up right after al jazeera investigations. ah hey, al jazeera has obtained the largest leak of documents in british political history . my god, this is unbelievable is absolutely shocking. hundreds of thousands of in town or communications. expose how operative secretly take control of britain's labor party . labor party is a criminal conspiracy against his members. free speech was shut down. they tell the inside story of house i kiss, darma, who could be britton's. next prime minister leads a lawless party. i've whitefish separate, finn bob, throw it in front of you in this hole as live all right, rod confidential documents, exposed tactics to discredit and expel rivals in the party. people are actu

initially you were surprised that it, that roger federer had chosen to retire out the laver cap and not a major role. his home tournament, have your thoughts changed on that's yeah, i think so. i mean, he'd certainly wanna to initially bow out at boss from his home tournament. but his eve, these decided or figured that is ne, wasn't going to hold up about long and to play more and more matches. so this was fitting for him. he felt this is a tournament, but he really helped create labor cup in honor of the great lot more labor. he was here last night and has been every day. so. busy i think it was fitting and in to be in london, but the scene of his biggest titles rumbled in and also the atp final when it was played here. i was seeing this incredible picture on social media fighter and the dow getting emotional holding hands. i know, he said they were a pair sex, but what do you make him? how tearing it's al was oh, i have never seen rough the like that i really have. and i mean, i know he shed a tear on a couple of titles like the, the more recent french opens. but i have never seen rougher as emotional as he was last night with the, the tributes

changing minds can be as hard as altering spaces. rebel architecture continues with meaning. the city anal disease less than 2 months after he fled, the country aston president go to buy a roger pox. the returns to shore lanka. ah. hello my money they. this is out there, life and doha. also coming up the u. s. a proves a potential one point. $1000000000.00 arm sailed to taiwan. angry china the u. s. nuclear watchdog wounds fighting around ukraine. sapir is your power plant still poses a grave risk, prompting exposed to be based at the facility permanently and tennis legends, serena williams loses in the 3rd round of the us, open in what is expected to be the last match of her career. ah sure link as disgraced. former president is back home, less than 2 months after he fled during the nation's worst economic crisis since independence got to by roger pox that was blamed for pushing shore lanka towards financial disaster. the government ran out of foreign cash reserves and was unable to pay for imports, leading to shortages. roger packs returned early on saturday, flying in from buying coke. he had left falling unprecedented protests. michelle fernandez has the latest from colom

looking at the report and what roger goodell has said about hiring practices being unacceptable, what does the league need to do now? >> i think they need to go about making changet the rooney rule. i think anything that is not, you know, really in the constitutional by laws of the national football league really can't be enforced. so at the same time i thought it was a great rule when it started to give minorities an opportunity just to be interviewed, not that they had to be hired. that you really truly have to dig in a little deeper so these men have an opportunity to have chances at these jobs. >> in practice it seems like it's not working. brian flores who filed a class action suit after being fired by the miami dolphins earlier this year said it spawned sham interviews. so does the rooney rule need to be totally scrapped? what needs to be put in its place? >> i'm thankful that there was a rooney rule. that it opened a door for minorities just to be interviewed. i think now the real change means you have ton very intentional on making sure the minority candidates have a legitimate chance at the job. it's one thing to interview for the job and another thing

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rogers says cities in other communities show most people do not work less because they're receiving the extra money. >> he says 2 years of assistance can potentially be life changing. what we know is that if we can help people get stable, if we can just help lift them up just a little bit. oftentimes. >> that's all that they needed. was that temporary >> a'plications just opened on friday. people can apply through midnight on october 31st. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> all right. many thanks a lot. coming up here at 10 o'clock, the water crisis in jackson, mississippi continues. but there is some good news tonight regarding the water pressure. >> plus, a beloved french bulldogs stolen from a front yard in san lorenzo. that story when we come back. ♪ (don♪ ♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ah, da, da, da, da da, da, ah, ah ♪ you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homel