i discovered that in fact, i am descended from sally hemings are her family and hey sally henry's. my great-grandmother had a brother named peter. then we can see it. this is this is his death certificate. and we see here on the death certificate that his mother's maiden name was sally hammonds. so if you're in the south. and you're saying hem means what's it sound like? hemmens hemmens her name was sally hemmens. she was named after her famous aunt her now famous aunt. sally hemmings her father was peter hemmings a brother of sally hemings, which means that peter hemmings was my three times great-grandfather. we were doing high fives down there in kenwood. it i was so happy to make that discovery and to find out that i'm a hemis after all. historically speaking. what does this mean? thomas jefferson's father-in-law have relations with a woman named elizabeth hemmings. they had several children together including sally hemmings. and my three times great-grandfather peter hammonds. thomas jefferson had relations with sally hammonds. they had several children together. thomas jeffers

, or a sally hemings. my great grandmother had a brother name peter. this is his death certificate. we see on the death certificate that his mother's maiden name was sally hemings. so if you are in the south and you are saying hemings, what does it sound like? hemins. her name was sally hemins. she was named after her now famous and, sally hemings. her father was peter hemings. a brother of sally hemings. which means that peter hemings was my three times great grandfather. we were doing high fives down there. i was so happy to make that discovery. and to find out that i am a hemings after all. historically speaking, thomas jefferson's father in law had relations with a woman named elizabeth hemings. they had several children together, including sally hemings and peter hemings. thomas jefferson had relations with sally hemings, they had several children together. thomas jefferson's son-in-law had relations with many hemings, whose ancestors are with us tonight. after his wife died, after thomas jefferson's

announcer: sally to the floor. tiffany: you better not embarrass us, sally. [cheering and applause] [buzzer] announcer: sally disqualified. the final competitor frankie the hot dog to the floor. girls: you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a person. you're not a rson. sally: hey, tiffany. whado you think of msweaty armpits? ould i be insecure about them? tiffany: well, well, well. if it isn't sally the stinky pits moron. you look li if a dumb person and an idiot had... announcer: frankie, 10 seconds to disqualification. [exhales] [bell tolls] frankie: mom, is that you? mom: yes, it's me--ghost mom. you've made it into the zone. i've been ghost watching you your whole life. sure i died when you came out of me a fully rmed hot dog, and frany, i still have some questions, but don'think of that now. think of your training, the years of dedication. i was always ghost there for you. inow you can stick this triple axel flip. frkie: i don't know if

sally, thanks so much for _ or tomorrow. sally, thanks so much for having _ or tomorrow.or having me, i - or tomorrow. sally, thanks so much for having me, i really i much for having me, i really appreciate it. there is a strong case that can be made both for and against the visit. in terms of prose, it is an opportunity to show support for to weigh one, even without official relations, taiwan and the united states have maintained robust cultural and economic ties for decades. it is also not a deviation from previous us policy or actions. a sitting speaker of the house visited 25 years ago, newt gingrich, and for decades they have been dozens of congressional and staff delegations that have visited the island. that the seven sitting us senators have visited taiwan this year alone. in terms of cons, though, china is quite powerful right now. it has shown a willingness to be much more assertive when it views its interest is being threatened. us china relations are already delicate and this could further inflame those tensions. also, just looking at the timing, the chinese m

that a daughter sally and a son, frankie who died when he was four of smallpox. >> of frankie one note that is contemporary, reiki had a positive of that because of his son's death? what he did. that is a change for him as well. one thing about franklin is he , changes his mind a lot and admits when he was young -- wrong. the older he gets, the more progressive he becomes. when he was an apprentice for his brother in boston, he and his brother in their newspaper mocked a campaign for inoculation. later, when he was in philadelphia with his own newspaper, he went public and said i think inoculation is a good thing. my son died because we inoculated him against smallpox. the fact is, we were not able to inoculate them. he was ill with dysentery, and we thought he was too sick to receive what they called the spec -- the implantation. -- >> how would you characterize deborah and benjamin franklin's common-law marriage? >> i think deborah gets a real short ship throughout history. when you face the shelves of franklin biographies, the wood is sagging. there is so many of them. when you look

good morning, sally and ben. olivia newton-john _ australia? good morning, sally and ben.stralia? good morning, sally and ben. olivia newton-john was born l australia? good morning, sally and. ben. olivia newton-john was born in ben. olivia newton—john was born in the uk, and she did shoot to stardom in the united states, but here in australia, they have always claimed her as one of their own. she moved here when she was a little girl, six years old, and australians grew up with young olivia newton—john on their screens. she appeared in many talent shows before she shot to superstardom in hollywood with that maybe grease, playing sandy. even after that, she never really lost to the girl next door air about her, that spirit that made people feel like she could be their friend. australians are reminiscing over many memorable moments, one of them was here in 1980 when he sang to the queen here at the sydney opera house. and when she performed in the sydney olympics in 2000. australians are bidding farewell to a national sweetheart. olivia newton—john was also known for her ph

so so last sally cope was. lisa was here to washin. uh, hold on. mm. yes. i mean, oh really, could we still push to the keep any of this little collateral content to not just upon i thought he was watching and sim only yet until yes. mm hm. you beat those on campus to movie then up at nathan williams. same any over i little need to visit with emily sunglass most. we have been unique nazis. i that that was made last year. you don't cover that touch me nice. william already psychological sized the business. the additional push, the league consanzo school created will not go back to the attack we're done for the award or to truly chiquita was a when i that you select school, see little i for tina do a slide view, vision. neil: to show them you don't want to, not the book with us. good sky, need korea, charlotte that issue. we won't rushing it. probably my last oil 30 thought. can the bombing of yugoslavia be can see that the wall crime asa most emphatically. yes. it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was in legal nato op

now it's back to sally and jon. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent.t will take place on saturday. we hope. we'll have all the details soon. grand designs is back with a brand—new series, following the country's most ambitious self—build projects. the programme's presenter kevin mccloud will be herejust before 9:00. look at that. beautiful. and we'll chat to the two army officers who've completed a 62—mile nonstop swim around the isle of wight to raise money for charity. what did you do at the weekend? let's return to the news now that the last soviet leader mikhail gorbachev has died aged 91. here are some key dates in his career. mr gorbachev first officially visited the uk before he was soviet leader, in late 1984, meeting then prime minister margaret thatcher at chequers. he rose to power three months later, in march 1985, and launched a programme of perestroika and glasnost — translated as restructuring and openness. in 1987 mr gorbachevjoined us president reagan in washington to sign the first treaty to cut nuclear arsenals — it pledged to disman

but just to re use, jonah sally, she elise get us push. i we ship them that. yes they go. trisha gotten better shown chunk dora. so star spotted on now. i you nice you them one of the one i be love ish, but i wish you there now before aon. yes. sadden but am stamped on them out of the professor while we share an apple with near. we had to sell ne, scheduled up or he had to, coastal polish giga e mo alicia g. now, speller, know what the van are yet known. children now she doth so ashamed, gish and viola sub they would just stick up you on take or not will. yes, dish will stay mad. a touch of a staggered chicago come will. i wish the peak is leo bill, and yes, they are pretty serious. there were some at the bus to fight with getting that that was a shared search or shoot. it's remote mm. from a report by a soviet partisan squad, april 1943 in schuman region, a ukrainian national army unit, his task to kill the poles, and burn all their settlements by april 15th on march, the 25th, they snorted, the population burns r. o loc, marianna, africa, and paradise yonker

you know what, what was delineate, sally, that like a beloved live, elaborately steadily left. he had left you a mirror, he li repeats yet. roster, numerous lima ah, this is hilda. well, samples of the lowest of with the dance of the little swans from sikowski is famous. one lake was the soundtrack to the soviet union's collapse. it was the only out but that every tv channel ad on the morning of august the 19th later and goes on the central television station read a statement from members of a group, moon. and the best of soviet traditions, by an acronym, se, se, seriously was mostly stupid as diana. is that or yet, is bonita by children, mikaela gay, cham slave, i business debate agenda as a set of people with bonia. i. b, as in the cpd, the emphasis f. it's a p did young s. as a sam united surrendered my cheap ezra, go lord and they won't be english and i it's the rocky. what should he there? look o bursley that only defeat see if not 3 beaters covering you push against running do it'll i'm similar to which free you will if i heard was my what the collision he would have done

sally nabil, bbc news, cairo.media is reporting that he country's leader has received a letter from russian president vladimir putin seeking to establish closer ties between the two countries. scott snyder who's a senior fellow for korea studies at the council on foreign relations said president putin could be seeking to use north korean labour in areas of ukraine that russian forces have seized. i think it represents a possible convergence of interests between russia and north korea. last week, the russian ambassador to north korea suggested that north korean overseas labour could be useful in doing reconstruction work in the breakaway provinces in the ukraine, and north korea had earlier made a point of recognising these breakaway provinces. and so, what it looks like is the possibility that there could be some kind of some kind of support by north korea in the form of labour in these areas, probably in return for substantial cash contributions to the flailing north korean economy. scott snyder, from the council

sally nabil, bbc news, cairo. a delegation from the us congress arrived in taiwan today.ai ing—wen. their visit comes 12 days after one by the house speaker, nancy pelosi, which led to an angry reaction from the island's neighbour, china. mark, welcome to bbc news. what sort of position does this put china in? it actually puts china in a very difficult position. they had a very aggressive response to nancy pelosi's visit that lasted several days, stuff maritime and air traffic, dilated for a period of time and created a great deal of concern in the international community about china's intentions, there was speculation that this was actually something more and demonstrated the capabilities that china had if it did in fact use force against taiwan. where you go from here is an open question. is this case and several others of recent chinese attempts in the past have shown when they have tried to make these demonstrations, oftentimes they tend to galvanise an international opinion against china and in this case it has had the same type of effect on taiwan. it has not deterr

our correspondent sally nabil sent this report from the scene.y. behind these windows, egyptian christian worshippers died. the abu sifin church was in a packed a busy neighbourhood in giza. the fire killed dozens including many children. people rushed into the building trying to save as many lives as possible. this woman lost her sister—in—law. translation: she had five children, three daughters, l who are three, five and seven years old, and two boys. my heart is on fire for all these victims. the people i've spoken to here are clearly very angry. they want to know exactly how and why their loved ones died. there will be questions too for the church itself and for the emergency services. initial reports suggest the fire was caused by an electrical fault. people here told us there was a power cut and the church was on a generator. when the electricity was turned on again there was an overload. translation: fire was coming out of the air-conditioning - and then spread to the rest of the church. it was on the third and fourth floors. many worshipp

sally nabil, bbc news, cairo., it's often seen as a day of much joy and celebration. but for india and pakistan, it's a mixed bag, and a stark reminder of the partition of british—india in 19117. whilst that event saw an end to almost two centuries of british rule in the region, it also resulted in the largest mass migration in human history. many of the painful issues that resulted from partition are still very much present today 75 years on. for more, i am pleased to have with us kavita puri, a fellowjournalist and broadcaster. she wrote and presented the landmark three—part series "partition voices" for bbc radio 4, and her book "partition voices: untold british stories" is based on the series. she joins us from london. great to get you on the programme. thank you so much forjoining us. i just wanted to start by asking you, very curious, of course, to what led you to start reporting on these places? you to start reporting on these laces? ., ., . , you to start reporting on these laces? ., ._ , places? so, parti

our correspondent sally nabil sent this report from the scene.at ended in tragedy. behind these windows, egyptian christian worshippers died. the abu sifin church was in a packed busy neighbourhood in giza. the fire killed dozens, including many children. people rushed into the building trying to save as many lives as possible. this woman lost her sister—in—law. translation: she had five children. three daughters, who are three, five and seven years old, and two boys. my heart is on fire for all these victims. the people i've spoken to here are clearly very angry. they want to know exactly how and why their loved ones died. there will be questions too for the church itself and for the emergency services. initial reports suggest the fire was caused by an electrical fault. people here told us there was a power cut and the church was on a generator. when the electricity was turned on again, there was an overload. translation: fire was coming out of the air—conditioning and then spread to the rest of the church. it was on the third and fourth floors.

rocky capital mahmoud we've been hearing in the last few minutes from the rocky president by him, sally, was he had to say about the price. will he begin? his speech was expressing good regrets over the bloodshed that happened over the past 2 days. the president was speaking in a sad mood, but one of the most important points he highlighted is that he is calling obviously, on both the southern movement and the rival of the coordination of framework. that is the parliamentary block, backed by iran to to cling on to call and to come back to the negotiating table in order to find a solution. and to go forward with it too early elections and also form a government to probably a transitional government to run the coming transition stage. he also retreated that conducting early elections will probably get the people over the iraqi people out of this crisis that has been taken heavy call on the people. and also his hopeful that this solution will definitely in his words, will put an end to the conflict. and political rivalry and provide as social and political stability in the president's word

i'm sally bundock, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.illed by a us drone strike in kabul. he made videos, including in recent weeks, calling for his followers to attack the united states and our allies. now, justice has been delivered, and this terrorist leader is no more. al—zawahiri had previously been 0sama bin laden�*s number two, and was deeply involved in the 9/11 attacks on the united states in 2001. one of america's most senior politicians, nancy pelosi, is now expected to visit taiwan on tuesday, putting further strains on relations with china.

sally nabil, bbc news, cairo. you're watching newsday on the bbc.ng continues in kenya, six days after the presidential election — we'll bring you an update from nairobi. washington is assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. i political health of the world's most powerful man.- most powerful man. i had a relationship _ most powerful man. i had a relationship which - most powerful man. i had a relationship which was - most powerful man. i had a relationship which was not l relationship which was not appropriate, it was wrong. 9? appropriate, it was wrong. people appropriate, it was wrong, g people have appropriate, it was wrong, g people have been appropriate, it was wrong. <5 people have been killed today, one of the worst days of violence between rival groups. 500 have died over the last ten days. 500 have died over the last ten da s. . ., ., , , days. czechoslovakia must be free! russia _ days. czechoslovakia must be free! russia is _ days. czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing - days. czechoslovakia must be fre

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i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.resident after addressing parliament despite china's warning of grave consequences. voters in the conservative us state of kansas vote to keep the right to abortion. can india complete an ambitious scheme to bring piped water to remote villages? we have a special report. this is the tail end of the ambitious project. india's largest. hey, josh, it's gillian, how are you doing? very well, thank you. how are you? and the glasses allowing deaf people to see

sally quinn was saying that ben was just ecstatic about that story. catherine graham in her memoirs said that at that point the washington post was a local paper. walter put us on the math. she is right. it was the local paper. you couldn't by the washington post in new york or l. a.. only in washington you could get it in -- you can get hundreds of copies in rockville. >> still sitting there. piled up at the new stand. >> none in new york. that sense of that cbs validated -- sally again was telling the story about the cbs people who were saying, where are the documents? documents? we don't have any documents. there are no documents. we are counting on the trust of our resources and reporters. >> our two young reporters. that is october. one month later, nixon wins in a landslide. the story, the trail kind of goes cold for you guys for not just a few days but for a couple of months. you guys are scraping and you are under a lot of pressure. talk about this aspect of it, which is, you have had this store. you have kept it alive. suddenly, there is noth

i hand back to ben and sally. all in the legs- in — i hand back to ben and sally.ue in the sport after those horrific crashes at the weekend. she came back and won that scratch race. she will bejoining us came back and won that scratch race. she will be joining us from came back and won that scratch race. she will bejoining us from harm. mike, i spy that on social media this morning chris has been lifting more than whites. if you want to have a look. more than whites. if you want to have a look-— more than whites. if you want to have a look. , ., ., ., ._ have a look. yes. -- more than a way to. he have a look. yes. -- more than a way to- he did _ have a look. yes. -- more than a way to- he did give _ have a look. yes. -- more than a way to. he did give me _ have a look. yes. -- more than a way to. he did give me a _ have a look. yes. -- more than a way to. he did give me a little _ have a look. yes. -- more than a way to. he did give me a little lift. - have a look. yes. -- more than a way to. he did give me a little lift. it i to. he did give me a little lift. it

sally nabil, bbc news, cairo.ws: syrian state media say israel has carried out an air attack on targets tartus, an air attack on targets in tartus, on syria's west coast. reports say three soldiers were killed. the syrian observatory for human rights says several missiles hit the vicinity of a village where iranian militias allied with the assad regime, are located. the saudi state—owned oil giant aramco has announced record profits of more than $48 billion for the second quarter of this year. the world's biggest oil producer's net income has almost doubled year—on—year. oil prices are up in the wake of russia's attack on ukraine and increasing demand after the pandemic. at least one person has died after an explosion rocked a shopping centre and caused a fireworks warehouse to catch fire in armenia's capital, yerevan. videos on social media show large clouds of black smoke in the sky and people running away as a building collapsed. north korean state media is reporting that the country's leader, kim jong—un, has

what a match, what a tournament, l a match, what a tournament, sally!ine with sponsorship deals that they have also been eliciting pride left right and centre, you heard from the queen there. geoff hurst from the original world cup team in 1966, this was the most touching tribute said he was unbelievably proud of them. we heard from the grandson of the queen, prince william the president of the fa said it was history in the making and the nation could be proud of. he hoped the captain. he was so excited to be handing out medals as his grandmother did at the world cup in 1966. boris tweeted a photo of himself watching the lionesses with his children. he said that football has come home and he had praise for the captain and he said football pitches will be filled across the country with girls and women inspired by your triumph stop. . it and women inspired by your triumph stop. ._ triumph stop. . it is very insniring. _ triumph stop. . it is very inspiring, we _ triumph stop. . it is very inspiring, we were - triumph stop. . it is very inspiring, we were

i had to leverage a ha, look at this sally. this is the kind of weapons they were using. this is a residential neighborhood. how can they use weapons like this in a residential area? they were fighting for control of this government building which belongs to the ministry of interior. tripoli hasn't seen this level of violence since a nation wide ceasefire was signed in 2020. people here are extremely angry and are calling 4 armed groups to leave the capital mohammed our bus. us as the violence lasted for several hours, his home was damaged and his family store burned down. he says, tripoli based prime minister abdul hamid to paver should do more to stop the violence. assess, can assess murat. we were living in fear. my 3 daughters were shivering. my mother fainted. we didn't know what to do. i planned the politicians. i don't care of us all they care about staying empower. where is the baby? he went and visited the fighters who had weapons, but he didn't come here to see our son of saucy, who, sally, almon, jimmy ricky. i leon had, he says his family was trapped inside hi

good morning, sally. in a few hours _ announcing today. good morning, sally.ur humanitarian appeal for $160 million. that is to help over 5 million of those people who are worst affected by this historic flood. we haven't seen anything like this for decades. but we need now is to get the life—saving response up in the air, some response is already going, but now is the time for international solidarity to kick in. we certainly hope to hear some of that today, so that we can get this six response plan up and running. == six response plan up and running. —— six—month response plan. in terms of people who are there who are seeking shelter, what they need right now? we have seen these devastating pictures of people wading around in water, people in villages who are being stuck you cannot get out, we have difficulty reaching them, they are in thousands of roads who have been washed away, bridges have been brought down and so on. top priority right now is first of all a help response, because we have already seen waterborne diseases in these affected areas, we know

i know you turned to citizens advice, sally, was last i citizens advice, sally, was last year, sally,at their home. have you had calls. from people today says the new price cap has been announced? yes. from people today says the new price cap has been announced?— from people today says the new price cap has been announced? yes, we are findin: that cap has been announced? yes, we are finding that people _ cap has been announced? yes, we are finding that people are _ cap has been announced? yes, we are finding that people are very, - cap has been announced? yes, we are finding that people are very, very - finding that people are very, very worried about what is going to happen in the future, people that perhaps were just about surviving and just about getting through, and they are now looking at that and thinking, oh, no, this will push me over the edge, what am i going to do? very similar to what brian was saying. what am i going to do, how will i cope with the price rise? brian, you know the government announced up to 1000 do hundred pounds for the most vulnerable, people like yoursel

but she petted cousin sally's hand and said firmly to shut off the flow of sympathy. never mind. it's all right. these were the last words from bammy anyone remembered before she went into a coma. out of which the doctors said she would never emerge never emerge and then truly old gate was for a time a quiet place. corinne jr. was karin's daughter could not bear watching sheffield and his wife day after day at their bedside vigil and one afternoon. she managed to get them out of the house for a little exercise. they were on the second green at the farmington country club when they saw running down the fairway bammy's secretary companion. miss helen scarth. hurry, miss garth shouted as soon as she got within range mrs. cowles is coming down to tea. they managed to reach the library just as the butler wield her in dressed as usual in her white tea gown. remember she's just come out of a coma. she opened her eyes and fixed each of them for a moment with a lucid. indomitable look then without a word for she could not speak. she showed her eyes for good as the butler wielder to the el

s. state department takes a different view from that, john sally, this told me that taiwan should take a stronger approach to its defense. speaker policies visit is not an official us government visit. to bind administration in the executive branch, make foreign policy. and this is not a visit that they have approved of. however, many members of congress, the u. s. senate and the house of representatives are very strong supporters of ty, one's position visa, the beijing. they want to demonstrate strong congressional support for ty, one's ability to operate autonomously. and that if there is going to be any solution to the tie, one issue that it be handled peacefully between beijing in taipei and that's the kind of hybrid warfare, a wolf war, or your diplomacy that we've seen china exercise against taiwan in recent years. i think it's very important for taiwan to take a much stronger, much more robust approach to its own defense. it cannot rely on other countries along to defend it. and right now, unfortunately, don't see taiwan spending the kind of percentage of its budget to really ad

speaking to sally and for more details on that story, go to the bbc sport website.itain's players hope they've provided a lasting legacy for the sport in the country. gb took a surprise lead and were level at half—time, but eventually had to settle for a silver medal after losing 42—14 to the favourites in finland. that's how well all the women have bonded together and it's very different plan in the uk with setting aside the format that we have so many of those players were around by the years ago and also playing the first level of games and just reacting the way they did, stepping up and they're really confident going into the kennedy games in the usa games and having that achievement to test themselves and definitely put some pressure on the usa stops we have people in the team who are young and so, as the players start to see the next generation people coming and it's onlyjust inspiring them to do more throughout the next generation and so, despite losing the game, were still second in the world. we are still second in the world. we are still second in the worl

sally, in the last hour. how much does it, how much weight does he does it carry? what the president has said is calling for early elections and so on. does it carry any weight? well, herb, as it's very clear, the state in iraq is dysfunction. so even with the president that has a ceremonial role, that is not much that he can add to whatever is happening except that is embracing the mac for the southerners movement as just like our president prime minister called him he did as hell, boucher, the speaker of the parliament, it's just more of ceremonial speech and it's not going to have an impact. people are not going to react to it because that is, 1st of all, as i said this functional state and there is no confidence in the whole system. this is the main issue that dropped people to the streets in 2019. and this is the main issue that made people boycott the elections in 2021. i interesting that you see there. so even if they are new elections like the president is connie for in some parties as well, it won't really change much because of the current political syste

yeah, plant sally feeling so oh no hope for little. no, no. it's not like you're bog standards. this is about the time and we're gonna talk to you about climate change. it was, it really made me feel something like i cried about the end. in this magic realist vision of a bleak future, there is neither hope nor fear, only the inevitable. ah, joan, a whole al jazeera edinburgh. ah, it's a great look at the main stories of following the sound in afghanistan, dozens of women have held a rab protesting cobble just days before the 1st anniversary of the taliban returned to power. with the taliban fighters beat some of the women and fired into the ad to break up the protest. about 40 demonstrators marched on the education ministry chanting bread, work and freedom. a man suspected of attacking a kind. also, salman rushdie has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder, an assault police detain 24 year old hardy matter. immediately after the attack in new york state. on friday worst, he remains in a critical condition after being stabbed in the neck and the stomach several times . his agent

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if you do know, sally, the rescue team plan on moving it out of the warm, stagnant water to aid its recovery. but even if it starts feeding again, returning it to the open sea will be a challenging feet. is reminder of the top story we're following for you as cease fire has taken effect in gaza between israel and palestinian militants. is rally as strikes and rocket launches by islamic jihad fight is kept going right up to the dead line. that's all for now. faith matters is up next on t w. i'm john greedy berlin have a great day for departure into the to day. this means flying to a foreign planet in the 16th century, it meant being a captain as setting sail to discover a route.

sally has called war early elections to settle a political crisis which has triggered some of the deadliest violence in years. at least 30 people have been killed since clash as between rival she eyed factions broke out on monday, influential shiite cleric looked hot outsider as called on his supporters to end their processes. most ahead of november's mid term elections in the united states. president joe biden has travelled the key battleground state of pennsylvania. there he demanded action on gun violence and called for a ban on assault weapons from gay. former president, donald trump, is expected to hold a rally in the same city on saturday. the law, the by the taliban have been celebrating the 1st anniversary of the withdrawal of us troops from afghanistan, with fireworks in couple us president joe biden faced heavy criticism when his forces withdrew. allowing the taliban to regain control of the war torn country. are you and chief antonio, the trash has called for action to help pakistan cope with a devastating floods. much of the country is submerged, prompting the government and the

just a boy sally is behind this slow growth. while rob, this is a worldwide phenomenon, it's not only the united states, it's around the world we're seeing manufacturing slowing or even contracting in europe in china, and other parts of asia. this is a story of inflation and the supply chain crises now. here in the united states, this is, this is a consumer economy. now, inflation, these high prices have really helped ship consumer spending towards the central, such as you food, such as fuel, which i've seen incredible price increases away from the big ticket items. now retail stores and other companies have really been shouting for the hills about this, and factories are taking note of it as well. manufacturing may have slowed but new factory orders have actually contract it here in the united states, which are raising the eyebrows of economists who believe that a recession may be on the near term horizon. by in the u. s. you've also got the factory inventor. is that, you know, the fully said they've been since 198. is that see

sally nabil, bbc news, cairo.e on the west coast main line today, after the train operator, avanti, said services had to be cut because of "severe staff shortages". avanti runs long distance services between london, glasgow and edinburgh, also serving birmingham, liverpool and manchester. our correspondent phillip norton is at manchester piccadilly station now. this is a case of a timetable being wrapped up by one of the country's main railway operators. avanti had to cancel almost 300 services in a week because of staff shortages. that's why it's brought in these changes. it has suspended many advance ticket sales from today until september 11, until the new timetable is finalised. in order to have a more reliable service it says it has had to cut frequency, so some services that were three trains per hour, are now hourly. it says the new timetable will be in place until further notice. there's been finger pointing. avanti has said it is because of staff sickness but also because of staff sickness but also becaus