antoine de saint—exupery, or saint—ex, is universally revered in france, not just as the author of theas a pioneering airman and romantic free spirit. there was also the mystery of his death. translation: i became interested in the disappearance of him because i read his books when i was young and his thinking came to influence me throughout my life. in france we tend to say that you need to read the little prince in two different stages of your life. it was not until i was 40 that i came to understand it and all its subtleties. on july 31st 19114 at 7:45pm, saint—exupery took off for a high altitude reconnaissance mission. taking off from corsica towards the end of the second world war, he disappeared. no—one knew whether he was shot down or simply crashed, and no—one knew where. translation: we think he was spotted by a german gunner in toulon who saw a twin engine plane flying towards marseilles. he was 114 years old and one of the oldest pilots in the war at the time. when i used to dive in that area i would find bits of planes but i always thought they were from a german plane. in

saint john is the patron saint of bridges the world over your money but especially in your own words i like him in particular most of all the protect people who work on the water. here on the rivers bank the 16 arches of the charles bridge dominate the view. i like it morning early in the evening you know people it's a place where you call as you cross the bridge it's like you're taking a step back into time it's like you know every day i walk across the bridge to get to work. they should but it's not just a transit route to me and i'm inspired by a spiritual as well it seems you're going you know makes me think about history as well as the future because liberals will still be. standing at the back money has made a little history on this bridge as well. at his initiative a festival is held every year in may in on are of the bridge and it's patron saint them the stars shine over on and around the charles bridge. and we'll be featuring more european live this week that sold out for this edition of also. more about these topics of course another cultural news from all around the world

cannot charles king wenceslas and patron saints. procopius and vetoes. beat. every day an estimated 30000 people walk across the charles bridge it's a favorite photo backdrop for newlywed couples from as far away as asia. here buskers can also find an ideal stage at an audience. that charles bridges lined with 30 statues of apostles angels n.p.o. logicians but these are copies the originals are kept safe and sound in a museum the oldest is unique about the least that is that it lets the theme this statue was the 1st to stand on the bridge it was put here in 683 it depicts st john of neptune and it's the only bronze here. the st john is the patron saint of bridges the world over but especially in your own words i like him in particular most of all he's protect people who work on the water. here on the rivers bank the 16 arches of the charles bridge dominate the view. i like it the morning early in the evening you know people it's a good place very calm as you cross the bridge it's like you're taking a step back and it's time it's like you know every day i walk

welsh side new saints are out, losing nine—nil on agregate to ludogorets whilst aberdeen fell at therd qualifying round for the sixth consecutive season with an abject defeat at the hands of croatian side rijeka. the head coach of the scotland women's national team, shelley kerr, has spoken about a row with her players after they were knocked out of the world cup in france which left some in tears. kerr admits she, along with other members of her backroom team, had been drinking with dinner before the meeting but says it was during down time and that the squad is now fully behind her. this exclusive report is from our sports news correspondent, chris mclaughlin. facing the cameras for the first time since france, shelley kerr wa nts time since france, shelley kerr wants the focus now to be on qualifying for the euros. cast your mind back to paris injune, scotland 15 minutes from progressing. then it all fell apart. the day after, at an impromptu team meeting, the head coach and some of her players had a heated argument that left some in tea rs, heated argument that left some in tears

but saints ran in five tries to take the win. rehearsal for the challenge cup final at wembley, which is coming up in two weeks time. one of the greats of south african and world cricket hashim amla has retired from the international game. he played 349 times for his country in all three formats, scoring more than 18,000 runs. the 36—year—old holds south africa's highest test score — an unbeaten 311. he'll continue to play domestic cricket. earlier i spoke to south african cricket commentator natlie germanos about the highlights of his 15 year career. stand that moment would be that 311 he made at the 2012 against england, first time that south african has made a triple hundred in a test match cricket, and a wonderful moment for him, culmination at incredible career amazing talent and obviously great dedication. he had said other incredible moments where he bought with them and tough moments but you almost kind of forget about it because he kinda because it quietly in a people obviously praise a lot of them, but sometimes people

helens, saint helen's works really ha rd to of st.experienced team, they've been here before, they won before, they know how to win, and basically, once they have sunk their teeth in, they were never going to let go. almost from the start, there we re let go. almost from the start, there were things to talk about, where there? a big call by the referee in there? a big call by the referee in the third or fourth there? a big call by the referee in the third orfourth minute, the scenes could've been a head. that's right. there was a kick put through, the ball in replay, in slow motion, you can see the ball was clearly placed down in what would have been illegal try, if the referee had referred it to the video referee. but he didn't. i think the mandate, and one of the things about robert hicks as a referee, he likes to keep the game going. in his minds eye, whether it was a hit, or a light or something, he got the call wrong. he saw it and live play, i think he thought the ball was bounced in goal, and not placed with downward controlled

and to our surprise on that bracelet was lit in the name saint—exupery.eed those bits of wreckage so i decided to investigate. the main part of the wreckage was at a depth of 87 metres, it was about two km from the coast. we did not find any visible human remains. but while i was at the back of the wreckage i caught sight of a wild cough and i tried to grab itand sight of a wild cough and i tried to grab it and put it around sight of a wild cough and i tried to grab itand put itaround my sight of a wild cough and i tried to grab it and put it around my neck like a scarf. the image that came into my mind was that of the little prince on his planet with his big scarf floating in the wind. on that day under the water i was convinced i found the right plane. because of this totally unscientific detail. in may of 2000 i was able to formally identify the plane, because of its technical markings it only could have belonged to saint—exupery. these days i like to give the little prince as a gift to young people. it isa prince as a gift to young people. it is a boo

right now your best avenue to get off is at bailey and then take saint teresa boulevard. already we are seeing the slowdown start at san martin, and for your normal commute you may be backed up to cochran and that's far back from the crash approaching 85. this will be a nightmare for the driver coming in from gilroy or san martin. it will keep things in silicon valley at bay until they clean up that crash. >>> as you get ready to head out the door it's nice and cool in san jose with temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. downtown at 58 degrees at 6:00, and as we go into the rest of the day, mostly sunny skies and we are in for cooler weather as we go into the afternoon. we will talk about warmer weather for the weekend in a few minutes. >>> it's 5:04 on your thursday

we discovered a network of children's homes in saint helens targeted by cou nty homes in saint helensl exploitation is a crisis and i think the funding is a crisis. mental health services are at breaking point, schools are at breaking point, schools are at breaking point, social care is at breaking point, social care is at breaking point, social care is at breaking point, so we need more resources put in the. as we filmed in north wales, one officer told us he no longer arrested heroin and crack cocaine users for personal possession. his priority was to protect and safeguard child dealers. if you ask any of the users if i have ever knock them up for having personal... i can absolutely understand somebody making a decision to say, i need to get into that house to make sure that people are safe, that house to make sure that people a re safe, to that house to make sure that people are safe, to make sure there are no children and their from elsewhere who are vulnerable. officers provided this footage showing a young child being arrested. they said the child had slipped into crisis after b

croix, saint thomas, saint john, we have tracked the last couple of days, the tropical storm progress, tropical storm dorian, going through st. croix this morning, heading to st. thomas and then at 2:00 this afternoon, it went to a category one, right before it landed over by the airport. so we had a little scare for that. right now, the hurricane has gone beyond the island of saint thomas, and now open water, and we feel very blessed, going through that event today. the individual territories are very resilient. we have gone through this before. very seasoned with what is going on. a tremendous team with first responders and emergency responders from the federal side, and inhouse, and federal responders were here for irma, maria, and we're welcome to have them back in our environment right now, we are hunkered down on the island of st. thomas and st. john and st. croix last night and we're prepared today. >> what is your current assessment? how significant will the damage be once the storm passes? >> the damage assessment right now is primarily to our islands of st. thomas and st. jo

luke, i wa nt digital companies and saint luke, i wantfair digital companies and saint luke, i wantch wine! in his opinion! just goes to show everything is on the cards when it comes to a trade war. absolutely, he cited the airbus boeing spat in the wto ruling as a reason to go after other parts of the industry so i do not think there is any part of the european economy that should feel totally immune to some recalibration of that trading relationship. thank you for that. that's it from business live today. we'll see you again tomorrow. good morning. if you're after the prolonged summary whether we should be experiencing at this time of year u nfortu nately be experiencing at this time of year unfortunately it is not going to come this week. there will be some sunshine but also rain at times throughout the week and it is quite cool and breezy. for many of us todayit cool and breezy. for many of us today it should be dry, there's high pressure moving in from the west. some weather fronts around in the south east which could give some heavy showers this afternoon. rain in north—east e

out of the apologetics conversation for instance, societal friends called quakers are latter-day saints reap in combination with some in which we focus on direct expense with god, revelation when i say revelation i don't necessarily mean a man without beard going up the mountain to receive the 10 commandments or the burning bush. i'm talking about something more direct and everyday. the vast majority people you talk to if you say why do you believe god they probably won't say well, i read st. thomas and i was convinced. that's not frequent. they will probably say i read the bible and the textural evidence is strong. they will probably say in moments of quiet contemplation or in moments of prayer or ritual or at a major life event like the birthday child i just felt the presence of the divine. new atheists will tell you that and feel free to cut me off anytime you want, they will tell you these feelings don't count that only empirical experience counts as knowledge and if you are talking about feelings then it simply is illegitimate. the funny thing about this is that that in and of itse

french champions paris saint germain lost on sunday in their second match of the ligue i season, goinguchel‘s side were missing neymar again as he continues to be linked with a return to spain, while angolan—born 16—year—old eduardo camavinga starred in the rennes midfield helping secure the winning goal. while the other two games on sunday finished in draws, but what is the feeling within the psg side about their star player? translation: even on one leg, he could do incredible things like massey and cristiano. of course we miss him. he is still a player of oui’ miss him. he is still a player of our team miss him. he is still a player of ourteam andi miss him. he is still a player of our team and i hope miss him. he is still a player of ourteam and i hope he miss him. he is still a player of our team and i hope he will stay with us because he is an incredible quy with us because he is an incredible guy and his essential for our team. but we will have to wait until the end of the transfer bracket to see what will happen. now to cricket, where the second ashes test match between england

a cup like saint helen's 11 years is a long time.ying in the league and doing well. we expect to do well in this one. public we can make that happen. luther for you you have public we can make that happen. lutherfor you you have been public we can make that happen. luther for you you have been unable journey. how's thatjourney been for you? up untilthis journey. how's thatjourney been for you? up until this day, journey. how's thatjourney been for you? up untilthis day, it has journey. how's thatjourney been for you? up until this day, it has been magnificent and my transition and superweek magnificent and my transition and super week has been great. it's been a good three months since ijoined now. a couple weeks ago i would've thought it was the 2019 had been... now in the build up to a challenge cup final. it's just a whirlwind and it continues to amaze me. it's incredibly that you will be at wimbley this weekend but that is where you started. i started for huddersfield. my background is predominately there. i went down to wimbley

were you visible saints or not? there's a lot. there's a lot of -- a lot of -- you know there were wars fought over this. and so as a result, the protestant community you could say was much more constrained than the catholics. >> they still did. you know white supremacy is all over the place. but it was a different cast system. so i mean if anyone has seen a kosta painting, they had a very complex hierarchy of people. if you were a person of african dissent and married to a person of indigenous dissent, you know, then they had a word for each of these different -- then your child would be -- they had a word for that. so it was still a society based on white supremacy. but it's a different form of it. where as what you see in barbados is the development of the one drop rule. which is really still the way we understand whiteness today. thank you. yes? >> i wanted to ask if you could tease out a little bit more. i think i'm just having a hard time tracing dates. so you talk about the fact that initially, the salient category in barba

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that's who she was >> reporter: tributes pouring in from everyone from louisiana's governor to saints quarterback dwru bree drew brees a face on tv who for so many felt like family the most heart breaking words from her husband glenn. she was our road map, our compass, our guiding light. i'm lost without my wife >> do we know what caused this crash? >> well, jose, not right now, the ntsb is still investigating. we know the pilot radioed he was having some sort of problems and was cleared to come back for a landing. and witnesses reported seeing what they call engine problems shortly after takeoff. >> blaine alexander, thank you very much. >>> incredib veo captures a man's brush with a potentially deadly lightning strike the bolt missing him by mere inches morgan chesky has the story. >> reporter: a brush with death mcneil can still hardly believe. >> i saw a flash and something go through my body. >> reporter: he had stepped outside during a storm to grab lunch. video shows what happened next. a flash of lightning so close it caused him to stumble, dropping his umbrella, before gettin

as is the case, any interaction it has whether it be a small island as it is now across barbados, saintia, dominica or if it's a larger island within the next 36 hours, all of these will play a significant role into what is left of the significant storm. we have tropical storm watches across puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. closer to the storms location. tropical storms location. taking the storm seriously. in the only brief area window for the storm to try to strengthen. if it is the case here it potentially gets up to the southern tier of puerto rico skirting south of or impacting areas of the southwest corner of puerto rico and then it crosses right over potentially the island of espagnola. so when you look at the environmental conditions across this region, we'll be dealing with a lot of obstacles. when you look four or five days out, there are a lot of variables between where the storm could end up. it could be a rain maker as it approaches southern florida. >> pedram, thank you. >>> breaking moments ago, brazil will reject $20 million of money from the g7. they say they ar

saint joe is a few miles away from where i'm staying at the college of saint john. i go through the town on the wy to the grocery store. one night a friend and i go to town and it still feels like a small town despite the fact yard offering flowers and cards. stepping into the town is like stepping into a lost moment. after eating our dinner of sandwiches, my friend japanese pastor offered to walk me back to my car. i'm fine, i said. he insisted. it was after nine on a friday night and i had three blocks to block. if you think you are safe and maybe you are and maybe you are not so i will go with you, he said. everyone wants that time back but it never existed to begin with. people are always disappearing, stores closing, schools consolidated. 60% of the people here voted. they wanted to make america great again. they wanted to step into a moment to believe there was a time before this. he stands with his arms folded against the sky. green falls behind him. next to him is a large combine hovering above the earth. that is his livelihood. she doesn't go to church as m

about it >> reporter: almost 60 years later, they can finally sue their alleged abusers, including saint coleman's which did not return our request for comment new york is the first of five states this year to pass a bill allowing child sex abuse victims to file civil suits. no matter when the alleged acts happened advocate katherine robb has spent a decade fighting for the change >>> what tipped the balance in your favor >> the me too movement, time's up movement. and, quite frankly, the senate flipped. >> reporter: now the sisters and many others will be heard, including robb, who will file against her abuser >>> will children be more safe on august 14th >> on august 14th, lady justice will shine on a lot of survivors. when you identify hidden perpetrators, you make children safer. >> reporter: what these survivors want ann thompson, nbc news, new york >> we are watching severe weather tonight, especially in the carolinas and in tennessee where 22 million are at risk of damaging winds and torrential rains. meanwhile, heat advisories are in effect from california to northern florida 77

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. >> just to add on, one thing we want to come out of the book is we want to enter the taboo of saint white supremacy. >> racially charged, that's just racist. and it's also white supremacist. we have a racial justice news site, we hear activists all the time, we have a working destinations but for many people who don't do the kind of work, it kind of sounds shocking but it's the reason why it's white supremacy, rather than racism because it is a systemic system and we talk about it as a particular system that can be languished. a lot of times racism is interpersonal. people will say i listen to him and he's not racist but white supremacy is a particular system. >> one of the things in the book, imagine love and laughter, one of the most important tools of war and another one that said loving yourself is a revolutionary act. a lot of times you don't think of laughter and love. >> it's really important, number one, to be human, do you need joy and laughter and remedies. even the worst possible situation, you need to enjoy something. i don't believe we would survive as a people if you d

i was born and raised in jackson mississippi and i attended saint andrews of this couple school growing up so i think those in the cloud from saint andrews, i see some spaces and i think those who are tuning in, i think the book festival forinviting me to be part of this and i think this great panel that i'm a part of today . my first book, solo author book is entitled transforming the elite, black students and the desegregation of private schools and while it is not set here in mississippi, there are pieces of mississippi civil rights history that are important to understanding how and why elite private schools, schools such as saint andrews eg in jackson, why they decided to desegregate in the 1960s when they were not legally obligated to do so. the 1954 brown decision did not apply to private schools. >> .. as to why these elite private schools decided to desegregate. i focused my work on the westminster school in atlanta, georgia, but within the context of the civil rights movement but also what was happening nationally with independent schools whether in the south or s the north as

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it's a good day at the badminton world championships for the top saint and it will be here shortly for the action in sport. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places to get the. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. now to libya in doha for sport. thank you lauren 23 time grand slam tennis champion williams will face former world number one maria in a 1st round glamour tie at the u.s. open the year's final major starts on monday in new york williams is a 6 time champion at flood. meadows poll when the title in 06 serena is chasing a record qualifying 24th slam title although she has lost in her last 3 major finals and has withdrawn from her last 2 tournaments with a back problem as for the russian she has had her playing time limited by a lingering shoulder injury this year meanwhile defending champion and world number one they only osaka will face russia's and not blink over 1st step. i mean i'm not really sure yet because this is the 1st time of course so looking forward to the experience for me everyone knows that i love it here

but i think they're going to be really good onceg an and i think the saints are going to bo really nce again. it's a bumpy ride to get here t can't wait tot.ollow >> mihew, his running ba devante mays. theythe moves made. and taking itow dn inside the 35 is tyre brady. t a flag is back at the 34rd ya line. 34-yard play. > it's a really good throw by minshew. >> illegal formation, offense, : &hc% 2nd navi gate the pocket first of all, and then lay it over the defender and drop it inncorroner. f he does that nelicy. w roster. but that has jacksoille tea across the board. Á@z cf1 o w9Ñ penalties"$á.j# tonight. tony penalties thefirst two preseason games and too many enalties lastar 12 penalties forcksonville ia f. here is anoths good throw, one to moocb enough for a first down with mctyer dehtending. ton's smart choice of the me is brought to you by ros wi little boost of energy he provided this game and this dolphins offense and this dolpns team when he took over in the third quarter. >> he's done all he can do. with his opportunities tonight andos for thet part this seseason. he's had s

a big called by the referee, the saints could have been ahead. that's right.clearly placed down in what would've been try if the referee had referred to the video. but he didn't. one of the great things about robert hicks as a referee, he likes to keep the game flowing. in his minds eye, whether it was a hit or a line or something, he got the call wrong. he sought in life play. ithank he got the call wrong. he sought in life play. i thank you thought that the ball was bounced and not placed with downward control, and he made up with downward control, and he made up his mind on the spot and got the game flowing once again. everyone just cracked on. we can say it it could've had a detrimental effect, it may or may not have. it has a butterfly effect. we don't know exactly vent which direction it would have gone. ultimately though, warrington ahead in the gameplay, and they stuck to it. and like i said, once they got the game by the scruff of the net, i think st. helens struggled with coming up with the creativity to break them down. warrington, you know what, th

the sides had been level at the break but a hat—trick from fiji international kevin naiqama sees saints cup final a week on saturday. that's all the sport for now. after a much drier day on thursday with some sunshine, things going downhill on friday. we've got this low pressure from the atlantic sitting into the north—west of uk over the next few days. at the moment it's pushing ahead these weather fronts, moment it's pushing ahead these weatherfronts, thickening cloud and bringing outbreaks from the west shallowly but surely and that rain on the friday will be over the hills and could see localised flooding —— slowly but surely. here's our rain band with some rain heavy at times and we could get sharp showers following on behind but eventually it will brighten up in scotland and more readily in northern ireland in the afternoon with sunshine. the winds will be quite gross with that rain, strong or even gale force around some western coastal areas and where we get the sunshine in scotla nd and where we get the sunshine in scotland and northern ireland, temperatures could poke up to 21

but saints ran in five tries to take the win.s retired from the international game. he played 349 times for his country in all three formats, scoring more than 18,000 runs. the 36—year—old holds south africa‘s highest test score, an unbeaten 311 against england at the oval in 2012. he will continue to play domestic cricket. well, certainly a stand—up moment would be the 311 that he made at the oval in 2012 against england. it is the first time that a south african has made a triple hundred in test cricket, and it was a wonderful moment for him, and it is a combination of an incredible career, amazing talent and obviously great dedication. he has had some other incredible moments where he has fought for south africa, where they have been in really tough moments, where you almost kind of forget about it, because he kind of does it quietly, in a way. people obviously praise ab de villiers, a lot, the stars like dale steyn, but sometimes people forget how good he was, and also how brilliant he was even in the short formats of the gam

the kings cross central deponent is home to both kings cross and saint pancras international stations as pointy of restaurants, shops, and cafes. the company behind the development has declined to say how long the facial recognition cameras have been in operation, what the legal basis is for the use or in fa ct the legal basis is for the use or in fact what systems it has in place for the data it protects. cliff ha rasses for the data it protects. cliff harasses the legal and policy... policy officer. he dressed her now. inevitable development, and our world or a concern? how should we be looking at this? i think it is concerning but not surprising concerning but not surprising concerning how we see police forces using this authoritarian technology for almost three years now. the fact there has been no political decision—making on this, politicians and mps have passed over dealing with this for that entire period. we have been calling on them to take serious action. we also call on the ico to take action on this over a year ago when we investigated the police's use of this technology.

this goes far beyond saint helens.we are barely dealing with it now. if it gets bigger and more violent, there is not enough of us. we do not know exactly how many care children are being exploited. but we do know no one has been prosecuted for trafficking kids in the town. police in malaysia say that a body found near the jungle resort of dusun is that of the missing london teenager, nora quoirin. the 15 year—old disappeared more than a week ago while on a family holiday. hundreds of volunteers joined the search for nora, but today her family confirmed that a body found in nearby jungle was hers. a postmortem examination will be conducted tomorrow morning. richard lister reports. nora quoirin, described by her family as a sweet, sensitive girl with severe learning difficulties. they are convinced she was abducted. rescue teams set off again this morning to search the rainforest around the holiday resort where she disappeared. for ten days, hundreds of people have been probing the dense undergrowth and finding no trace

the girl was in a wheelchair and she rolled off the dock in saint thomas last week.ed her life ring to help keep her afloat and then they worked with several other people on the doctor used a rope to eventually pull are up to safety. the girl was a passenger on board a carnival cruise ship that stopped in saint thomas. >>still ahead on kron 4 news weekend. the giants are in arizona, hoping to keep their offense and their street going on we'll have highlights of that game plus the a's taking on the astro's the coliseum we'll have highlights from that game as well. lowe's knows you're the powerhouse who does it right. who knows the right tool has no equal. as the leader in outdoor power equipment, we do it right, too. so, you can show your yard who's boss. and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. jeff is flying to... oh never mind. but hey, 10 minutes from a wyndham. with over 6,000 hotels across the country, a great hotel by wyndham is closer than you think. visit wyndhamhotels.com. >>we start with some baseball. the giants al-assad the diamondbacks friday

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find his way on the plane heading to japan, what a story for lewis, his form for northampton saints hasth another spot. what a brilliant game he had done debut from the moment he started the singing the national anthem, guide that intensity through the game. got to be absolutely thrilled for those two. if you words on the new faces. but no ben te'o, he was involved in an incident in italy, has had his injury problems over the years. surprise not to seem in the mix? it's really tough and we have the largest play ball in the world so there will be just as many disappointed as there are to be happy to be on it. he was a favourite with eddiejones, he has fallen out of favour, whether that is former or off field incidents i'm not sure. but some of my peers francis who is going, played a good game yesterday. it seems like a lot of these northampton players, courtney lawes has also been brilliant, have had a second birth this season under new management. european solheim cup captain catriona matthew has announced herfour wild card picks to join the eight women who had already qualified to face

in the crowd from saint andrews. i see faces and i think those who are turning in and i think mississippi book festival for inviting me too be a part of this and i think the great panel to be a part of today. my first book is entitled transforming the elite. there are pieces of mississippi civil rights history that are important to understanding how and why elite private schools such as the andrews here in jackson, why they decided to desegregate in the mid-1960s when they were not legally obligated to do so. the 1954 brown decision did not apply to private schools and in fact those of us who know something about school desegregation history we know that often times private segregation is the cabins were established especially by the white citizens council in mississippi so white students would not have to go to desegregate his schools although desegregation moved at a snail's pace as we know. that is part of the setting as to why the elite private schools decided to desegregate. i focused my work on the schools in a

the former wasps and northampton saints player retired from rugby back in may.ith a leading mixed martial arts promoter bellator but says his interest in the sport isn't fleeting. you know, a lot of time over the last kind of ten years, we have worked a lot on my wrestling to help with my tackling, my take—down from a single egg, aa, whatever it might be, andi a single egg, aa, whatever it might be, and i really enjoyed it, and i think, you know, mma is completely different, because you have to do all of those disciplines while someone all of those disciplines while someone is trying to elbow you, and punch you in the face. and i think like mike tyson said, everyone has a plan until you get hit in the face. i think for me, i think is a test, it's a journey, and i'm not messing around with this. i think a lot of people, you know, it has been overwhelming support, but i think some people think it's a bit like... that scene out of rocky three, where he is wearing gold gloves, and its training, and it's all showbiz, and he gets filled in. that's not what i'm about.

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michelle fleury, bbc news, saint paul, minnesota. that‘s it for the business briefing this hour.tuesday, as hopes for stimulus in major economies tempered anxiety about a global recession. that has given a boost to riskier assets and drawn money from safe—havens such as bonds and gold. up next, newsbriefing. police investigating the death of pc andrew harper in berkshire last week have tonight charged a 20—year—old man with murder. jed fosterfrom reading is accused of killing the constable and the theft of a quad bike. pc harper‘s widow, lissie, has written an open letter paying tribute to him, saying he was the kindest, loveliest, most selfless person you will ever meet. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has more. at the crossroads where pc andrew harper died, close colleagues, members of the roads policing team that he was part of, struggling to control their emotion. a team in deep mourning for a much—loved fellow officer. and tonight his wife, lissie harper, released a tribute to her husband of just 28 days, describing him as brave, funny, kind and selfless. "i w

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in france, it's business as usual for paris saint—germain, looking to win the ligue i title for the thirdnd seventh time in eight years. they kicked off their campaign with a comfortable 3—0 victory over nimes at the parc des princes. while wantaway striker neymar was left out of the squad, psg certainly didn't miss him. edinson cavani opening the scoring from the penalty spot. they added two more in the second—half, with kylian mbappe making it 2—0 on 56 minutes. angel di maria came off the subs bench to score the third in the 69th minute. in the day's other games, summer signing victor osimhen had a dream debut scoring both goals for lille in a 2—1 win against nantes, while strasbourg and metz drew i—all. in the netherlands, psv eindhoven have their first league win of the season, after coming from behind to beat den haag. 20—year—old cody gakpo completed the scoring in a 3—1 victory for psv. it was only his second goalfor the club. well also in the eredivise on sunday, take a look at this worldy from hereveen centre back ibrahim dresevic. the 22—year—old swede striding forward before n

aberdeen lost, as did the new saints.t australia which gets under way at lord's on wednesday. world cup winnerjofra archer could replace the injured jimmy anderson. he is still not fit to play in the second test. a big mess. butjofra archer is in the well up. —— world cup. and now we have to talk about the weather. or butter? let'sjust show you. hello, matthew. 0h, the weather. or butter? let'sjust show you. hello, matthew. oh, my goodness. you are just — you are so loving yourjob today, aren't you? this is the life, hey? this is what it was sold for. it is just after six a.m.. it was sold for. it is just after six am. just three more hours to go. six am. just three more hours to 90~ -- six am. just three more hours to go. —— of four —— all for. six am. just three more hours to go. -- of four -- all for. good morning to all. a rather wet start of the day, i am in banbury 0xfordshire at the fairport crop ready convention festivals. it is one festival that hasn't fallen a file of deteriorating weather conditions. we have so