they talk about the attempted murders of read scot and other dancers.were able to get the evidence we needed. >> reporter: september 1993, bannerjee is arrested. he pleads guilty to racketeering, which included arranging denoya's murder. the day before sentencing, something shocking happens. >> we were on the courthouse steps when somebody came out and said, there will be no sentencing, bannerjee committed suicide last night. i felt robbed of the satisfaction of seeing steve brought in in chains and brought to justice for what he had done. >> he didn't get the punishment he deserved. he didn't serve the time for nick de noia, destroying lives. he got out easy, he was a coward. >> reporter: despite the shadow cast by his dark chapter, the legacy of chippendales prevails. >> there was a lot more history there, ten years of history, ten years of success. >> i think the success of chippendales triumphs no matter what. the patina of success that chippendales has i think is pretty unblemished. >> our thanks to juju. "curse of the chippendales" begins streamin

take to her scot.scot. she inspires me a lot, to play more, to _ to take to her scot. she inspires me a lot, to play more, to be _ to take to her scot. she inspires me a lot, to play more, to be more i a lot, to play more, to be more enthusiastic about howl a lot, to play more, to be more enthusiastic about how i play, and yeah. _ enthusiastic about how i play, and yeah. ail— enthusiastic about howl play, and yeah. all of— enthusiastic about how i play, and yeah, all of those different experiences are really nice. i experiences are really nice. watched a experiences are really nice. i watched a little bit last night, and my parents told me that she won, and i already knew that she played here, and i thought it was really cool, so i wanted to come here today to see how well i can train here, too. sick how well i can train here, too. lulu ears how well i can train here, too. 44 years had passed since british tennis last had a woman's grand slam winner. many trying and failing to emulate virginia wade's w

i understand there's more thanen a dozen presidents, that were scots. there's a beautiful musical called onng eagle's wind which could be bigger than river dance, promoting the scots legacy, and lifting up that culture and putting it on the same level.ot so making irish america ultra m scots's america as well. >> mr. chairman, do i have time ye for a moment? >> briefly, yes. >> very briefly. i the united states is the most optimistic country in the world. we are positive, we're forward looking. i think that sense of optimism is needed in many places, and certainly in northern ireland, ' and i think that's the role the united states has played in the past, where we bring a sense of possibility to the conversations. the u.k. and ireland are our friends and allies. it's possible to say things to them in private that they need to hear, and still have credibility. so i think it's the public ability to be positive and encouraging, the private abilita to tell important messages to m the two capitals. and i think also irish america, many, many individuals have

so making irish america ultra scots's america as well. >> mr. chairman, do i have time for a moment? >> briefly, yes. >> very briefly. the united states is the most optimistic country in the world. we are positive, we're forward looking. i think that sense of optimism is needed in many places, and certainly in northern ireland, and i think that's the role the united states has played in the past, where we bring a sense of possibility to the conversations. the u.k. and ireland are our friends and allies. it's possible to say things to them in private that they need to hear, and still have credibility. so i think it's the public ability to be positive and encouraging, the private ability to tell important messages to the two capitals. and i think also irish america, many many individuals have played important roles as private citizens, and i think all of those can be energized and organized by a special envoy, and i endorse the biden administration appointing one. >> thank you, ambassador, and thank our witnesses. now i would like to call on repre

what does it all matter, right, if people are just going to get off scot-free or just with a slap onrist. what is happening, doug? >> well, don, you know, look, i think -- people need to remember there are two separate things going on here. one is the criminal investigation. and i agree with the judge. i really to believe that the doj, as well as the courts, need to come down on those folks that are guilty, that they can prove guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. i think they need to come down on them harder, because i think there's a deterrent there that needs to happen. this january 6 commission is different. this is a commission to find out what happened. it is a broader, broader investigation. it is not a criminal case. it is not one where that commission is trying to prove somebody guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. the commission is trying to get the facts. and that is important for the american people. that's a completely different situation than the -- than the trials and the pleas that are going on. it's important that the american people know all of the facts that happen on tha

. >> 80% of scots support cutting one day off workweek, say will increase health, happiness and productivitysults in japan and iceland. >> funded by the government and won't cost workers anything. we're still working five days a week. >>> laboring in the yard this labor day, new help on the way. >> roomba for the yard. robot mower works around the lawn, apparently staying within the lines within two centimeters, you set the boundaries on app and device figures out mowing path. >> and will head back to charging station if it starts to rain. >>> a stunt that requires tunnel vision. >> take a look, a pilot set world record for longest flight through a tunnel. took off in tunnel in turkey, hit 152 miles an hour. >> less than three feet off the ground, 15 what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent i can du more... yardwork... teamwork... long walks.... that's how you du more, with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathin

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free, roam scot free and get away with it., i get that. but just not even talk to police through an attorney? nobody watches to see his whereabouts and all of a sudden he's gone, nobody knows where he is. that just seems odd to me, and this is -- look, it's not about race. but it's about something that people not of privilege, it doesn't seem like they have the opportunity to do that. i mean, you know, i figured if most people would be hauled in and say you got to talk and do whatever. you say it's about whoever has an attorney. if you have an attorney, fine. if you don't, then -- >> an attorney is an officer of the court and everybody hates attorneys until they need one and the system and law makes very clear, you can't be made to talk to the police and they may tell you that but that's what miranda warnings are about and that's under arrest. here are the realities and some of them are frustrating. >> but hold on. before you go into that. but most people don't know that, chris. you get hauled in and police come, you think you

after moldova, the scots travel to third placed austria on tuesday at the halfway point in the group.the home supporters will play an important part. i think it will be good for the players, they enjoyed a little taste of it with 12.5 or whatever it was, 12,500 at the euros. they enjoyed that taste, they enjoyed the atmosphere and if we can get the crowd rocking, a good fast start, get the crowd behind us, hamdan will be a nice place to be. —— hampden park will be a nice place. one more football line to bring you — manchester united winger jadon sancho will miss england's world cup qualifiers against andorra at wembley tomorrow night and poland next wednesday because of a "minor knock". sancho sat out thursday's win over hungary and will now return to his club. the defending champions, europe, have only won once on us soil, but they've taken a commanding lead after the foursomes on the opening day of golf�*s solheim cup in ohio. the americans are the favourites to win the trophy, but things didn't go to plan earlier, with sisters nelly and jessica korda beaten by mel reid and leona ma

. >> a scots bottle bigger than the liquor cabinet duncan taylor scotch whisky worked with the holdingseate the world's biggest bottle of scotch. it contains. there it is roughly 82 gallons of scott. it's about 5 feet. 11 inches tall. they say it took more than hour to fill with 32 year-old macallan whisky and makes a bottle worth more than guys 0.8 million dollars will be auctioned off later this year. they hope to break the record for the most expensive bottle of scotch ever sold. 32 gallons will last you while in quiet while i was thinking like will stand aside. and so i can see how big it is. and then he did. he was. >> standing beside hugging. well, just look at me and took a couple inches taller than how big it that's a big bottle. that is a big bottle of whiskey. that wraps up kron 4 news at 6. we will see you tonight at 8 on your bay, area's local news station. thanks for joining us. my daughter has type 2 diabetes. but this change i see in her... starting trulicity...making healthier choices... i just hope she knows ...how proud i am. once-weekly trulicity helps control... ...y

the scots then travel to face austria on tuesday at the halfway point of fixtures.mance. that's what it's about. can't think too much about the australian game, we have to win against mao though about. we know where we are, we know it this week is all about. we need planes to keep us in contention towards the end of the group stage so that we are always fighting, so we come up 0ctober, are always fighting, so we come up october, november, we are in the next requalification, and we still have that in front of us. we need a good performance and a win against moldova, and that is what we focus on. ~ . ~ ., , moldova, and that is what we focus on. ~ ., , on. the kick-off for them is tomorrow — on. the kick-off for them is tomorrow night _ on. the kick-off for them is tomorrow night at - on. the kick-off for them is tomorrow night at 7:45pm. | still to come on sportsday... can... as the solheim cup gets under way tomorrow. before that, it is day five of the us open where dan evans is in action hoping to match his best run at a grand slam by regina barth round. naomis is

obvious answer to that, a couple of guys from denmark perhaps and maybe robert mcintyre the young scotsstem which produces all of those great players over there is obviously coming to the fourth. england all rounder has retired from test cricket saying that the intensity of the format of the game can be too much sometimes. he made his to be years ago and was capped 6a times. the 3a —year—old beach 2,000 test runs and 100 wickets back last essential contract years ago and there is concentrated on franchise cricket in the short of arms of the game where he will still make himself available to england and has been picked in the preliminary squad for next month's t-20 preliminary squad for next month's t—20 world cup. lt’s preliminary squad for next month's t-20 world cop-— t-20 world cup. it's been a wonderful— t-20 world cup. it's been a wonderful role _ t-20 world cup. it's been a wonderful role model. - t-20 world cup. it's been a wonderful role model. you| t-20 world cup. it's been a - wonderful role model. you know, i really hope that off the back of what he's done with test cricket,

women play too much at 5890 meters above sea level on a mountain de la pass. dressed in traditional scots blankets as well as the climbing gay. they played for 20 minutes in heavy snowfall. the climbing pole served as gold post. the group called the chilly toes climate as regularly climbed. bolivia is highest peaks. all right, that's useful for now. we'll have more later. adrian. germany effects today. that's it for the news. i don't know, it's not quite one more story. 3 astronaut returns worth of to 90 days on board china, a national space station that capture landed in the gobi desert. they've completed the 3rd of 11 mission is needed to finish the space station by the end of next year . and that is the end. i'll be back to take you more. he's just, ah, ah, ah, ah, willing russia, elementary election take place and, but as opposition leader alexia valley remains in prison, and to finalize a band from taking pod could do to the kremlin, be wide open for another clean sweep. in supporting the personal coverage on al jazeera, on air or online, be part of the debate or pacific people. the

city, the hundreds of thousands of rifles being fired and the great surround, screaming through the scot, they came absolutely sure that taliban had said yes, we have taken the entirety of a province. we have heard from another source that perhaps no rule of it is. yes. under taliban control, that had been days of negotiation. that's more than a week of negotiation between the taliban about forces and padget province. those negotiations fell through the taliban, saying that the demand made by the, by the fight. does that work completely unreasonable? they allegedly demand that 30 percent of ministerial roles in the new governments of 30 percent minister position. we have heard from one source that that's the rule of padre province. it has been taken but that the taliban had broken through defences. but many of the fighters that had surrendered had agreed to read this to the taliban, and the negotiations were on the way with those that had that was still putting up a fight. again. this version, we have only heard from, from one source, the opposition that the former vice president of the

bolivian women played a match at 5890 meters above sea level on a mountain path. dressed in traditional scots and blankets as well as the climbing gear, they played for 20 minutes in heavy snowfall. the climbing poles served as goalpost and the great call to the tale has climates regularly climate bolivia, the highest bakes, a little bit different to average pick about in the park or isn't it looks like so much more fun? absolutely fine as well. if you found it, why not nice view, but you've got to have a powerful set of lungs. gemma, thank you. so actually there's also a website as much want everything we were covering and i have another full bulletin for you and just a couple of minutes out there, a dot com for the latest on our top story. but also analysis that, that takes you behind the headlines and live streaming option that also. well that's it for now, but i will be back 2200 jams. you will have another promotion for including all the latest reaction to that announcement from sent home regarding the us try and strike in cobble couple of weeks ago. ah, news news, news? news. news l g 0

the match in glasgow against the faroe islands will be a historic occasion, the first time the scotsld cup qualifier at hampden park. every home game, it is a huge boost, notiust_ every home game, it is a huge boost, notiust for— every home game, it is a huge boost, notjust for us. it is every home game, it is a huge boost, not just for us. it is a every home game, it is a huge boost, notjust for us. it is a great day for friends _ notjust for us. it is a great day for friends and family who want to come _ for friends and family who want to come. yeah, just really happy that they have — come. yeah, just really happy that they have made that decision at the scottish_ they have made that decision at the scottish fa. england are top of their group after their opening 8—nil win over north macedonia. leah williamson will continue to skipper the side in the absence of the injured steph houghton. they face luxembourg away and it should be another one—sided victory. there are still things that you cannot squeeze out of these games still learn. you will be coming off and you have not won your

bolivian women play the match at 580900 meters above sea level on a mountain past. dressed in traditional scots and blankets as well as that climbing get. they played for 20 minutes in heavy snowfall climbing poles served as co pays, the group called the chile to climbers regularly times oblivious highest peaks. and that is all your sports from me for now. i'll be back with more a little bit later. jim, many thanks. the united states leaves the world and the number of covert 19 deaths . an art installation in washington is trying to put the number in perspective. i'll just cirrus hardy, joe castro reports. this is the heart of the american capital. beneath the tall shadow of the washington monument, stretching toward the white house, rows of white flags cover an area, the size of 11 football fields, standing century to a national tragedy still unfolding. each flag represents one person whom we've lost in this pandemic, now numbering more than 660000 in the us. maryland artists, suzanne, 1st and burg, says her installation seeks to recapture the dignity of each person who's died of coven, these

women played a match at 5890 meters above sea level on a mountain de la paz. dressed in traditional scots and blankets as well as i climbing, gave a play for 20 minutes. in heavy snow, full climbing poles, served as gold posts. the group called the 2 liters climates regularly becomes bolivia, is highest peaks. all right, that's what he's bought for now. we'll have more light came. thank you very much for that job. that is the new zone to go way though. i'll be back in just a moment with plenty more off the days you see shortly a there is a huge group of people at work behind the screen and the power they have is massive that urge to keep swiping through your twitter feed design. the way we click, i agree to the terms and conditions that's designed, and most of us never even give it a 2nd. and actually that's design is what are the rigs, is how designers are manipulating behavior in the final episode, all hail the algorithm on a jersey in the us is always of interest, the people around the world. this has been going on for an what's being used to 55, but i just did a report story from inte

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strong winds are making it difficult to stop the fire spreading towards lake tahoe, the famous of scots, more than 800 square kilometers of land in just 2 weeks. around 50000 people who are forced to leave and as soon as our position is switching tactics after boycotting regional and local elections for the past 4 years. after months of internal disagreement, the main opposition coalition as agreed to fib candidates in november or latin america editor elissia newman. has this report would they wouldn't say that was the question that's finally been answered there. after a very conscious in deep annalise with decided to participate in this process, regional elections to choose venezuelan governors and mares scheduled for november 21st. the main opposition hard. his boy caught in the last presidential elections in 2018 and the subsequent legislative elections in which the loss control of the national assembly. they argued the conditions for a fair, competitive, and transparent election didn't exist. in fact, they say they still have no guarantee much, but the change of heart is proof that

strong winds are making it difficult to stop the fire spreading towards lake tahoe, the flames of scots more than 800 square kilometers of land in just 2 weeks around 50000 people have been forced to leave. as it was, foreign minister says it's a bad idea for the us to plan to reopen, it's considered in west tucson as a base for diplomatic contact with stadiums. the attitude says the move to destabilize is, is relatively new coalition government. we have an interesting yet delegate structure of, of our government. and we think this might destabilize this government and i don't think the american administration wants this to happen . so was for political reason. and politics is and policies always mix and both on the logical and for the logical reasons. susan is the sovereign capital of israel and israel alone. and therefore, we don't think it's a good idea. we know that that ministration has the different way of looking at this, but since this is happening in israel, we are sure that they're listening to us very carefully when we explain to them. our point of view on this side is all po

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an atmosphere and scientists figured this out carbon dioxide was discovered 250 years ago and the scots invented everything i think. i'm not scottish, british, but they did a lot and 200 years ago almost exactly, a couple years for the anniversary, the idea of the greenhouse effect identified by a mathematician which is kind of fun. transforming anybody in the science or math he was a mathematician and he figured out the earth was getting warmer than it otherwise would be. if it didn't, there would be no life on earth so humans are interested in the climate science and also interested in the weather. this will talk about different phenomenon even longer because we care about the weather and it affects our lives and nature has been trying to kill humans with whether for most of forever. understanding the climate and the weather matters because it is consequential and interesting so that's my bias and why i'm interested in books like what stephen has written so let's start out with this title because when you're on the circuit, typically you will find people have nothing better to ask you

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. >> it doesn't mean we are scot-free. kate: the echo lake area continues to be a challenge. >> the fire moved pretty rapidly through that area. some cabins were lost. many of the historic cabins were saved. kate: a massive base camp set up in the heavenly ski resort, 4600 firefighters are on the fire. how is morale right now? >> i think there is fatigue with the firefighters. there have been a lot of fires burning. they've been moved around. some of these guys haven't been home for weeks, going on months. kate: full containment isn't expected until the end of september. tahoe is usually bustling, now covered in a haze. many businesses are closed. a few people did is sneak in a swim, despite the coast guard asking everyone to avoid activities on lake tahoe. >> we know people love lake tahoe. now is not the time to come. kate: the fire clearance that so many have done has saved many homes from the fire. fire fighters are grateful for everyone's support, especially hotels of have been housing them. i am kate larsen. amanda:

who did the damage, went into the capitol, even if it's on someone else's suggestion if they get off scot-free there's something going wrong on capitol hill. >> i agree. >> thanks very much. >> thanks, don. >> now house speaker nancy pelosi trying to bring the infrastructure bill up for a vote tomorrow but progressives vowing to sink it if there's no agreement on the social safety net package and there isn't one. let's bring in our senior analyst and political analyst lopez, good evening, ron, your up first again, house speaker nancy pelosi saying she's going to hold the vote on the infrastructure package tomorrow but given this stalemate between the progressives and moderates is this going to blowup in the president's face? >> potentially. look, never bet against nancy pelosi she's lived on the edge and brought the ship -- brought the ship in time and time again, somewhat makeled metaphor. but right now it's hard to see where the votes are to pass the bipartisan infrastructure deal in the house. especially given the way joe manchin and -- there's very few house republicans probably on one han

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but -- >> just because you get released back does not mean we are scot-free. kate: firefighters say echo lake areas continue to be a challenge. >> the fire moved rapidly through that area. some cabins were lost, but many of the historic cabin were saved. kate: we were spoken firefighters on the caldor fire, more than 600 are on the fire. how is it right now? >> i think there is fatigue with firefighters because there have been a lot of fires burning, and they have been moved around from several fires, so, some of these guys have not been home for weeks, going on months. kate: full containment is not expected until the end of september, but coming up sooner, labor day weekend, when lake tahoe was bustling, now covered in smoky haze and many businesses closed. a few people did sneak in a swim, despite the coast guard asking everyone to avoid all activities on lake tahoe until the fire subsides. >> we know people of lake tahoe. we feel your love from up here, but now was not the time. kate: the fire marshal wants me to clear a couple things, first, the fire clear

now, according to grio.com, senator manchin and tim scot will meet next week to discuss, while president biden is leaning on manchin and senator kyrsten sinema to abandon the filibuster so this bill, along with voting rights protections, can pass without any republican support. can you explain to our audience the political strategy and the urgency behind all of this sudden activity? >> reverend sharpton, the reality is we can't afford to wait. we can't wait for the gamesman ship deny justice any further. so using whatever resources we can, manipulating the process to make things work to advance issues that are important such as the george floyd policing act, making sure that filibuster doesn't get in the way, we know how important this is, and this is important to our entire society. so people have to lean on their members of congress, black, white, republican, or democrat, to understand the significance of letting justice find its place through this process. >> now, let's go to your home state. congressman, right there where you are where for months and you and other state democrats hav

are already paying — penny on tax, scots are already paying for — penny on tax, scots are already payingcorrect to do so. there is a huge contrast between what has been proposed on the garment benches and what's been delivered in scotland already. some have said what is the alternative? fixing england's social care crisis is not for the snp to decide. having heard evidence on the select committee, i know success uk governments have failed to act, then ignore the evidence as difficulties mounted, another prime minister has come to this house in shamelessly using covid as cover. i will give way. in terms of the sufficiency of social care budgets in scotland, there is now an 11 week wait in parts of scotland for discharges from hospital into a care home. if you honestly saying she doesn't need extra resources in the scottish health and social care system? lirrufhat health and social care system? what i would sa health and social care system? what i would say is _ health and social care system? what i would say is he _ health and social care system? what i would say is he should _ health and

to try to nullify the voices that somehow because they support their politics, they can be let off scot-free. it's such a frightening thing. the thing i'm most concerned about, where is kevin mccarthy? where are the republican leadership? where are those voices when they see them coming again around another potential attack? >> reporter: so some democrats and republican lawmakers hoping that more rank and file as well as senior republicans step up and denounce this kind of a rally that's coming on saturday. i want to be clear that there is a big difference between what we saw on january 6th and what we're likely to see on saturday, and it all stems from the fact that it's a saturday, and lawmakers won't be here. the house won't even be back in session until the following monday. so the fact that it's an emptier capitol complex is really important here as we go about seeing security preparations under way, alison. >> ali vitali thank you so much. >>> pete baker is here with me. peter, thank you so much for being with us. i want to play some clips of the messages from our current and former pr

the answer was not much because even after they reported that he was abusing them, he still walked scot-free, no one believed them. and he abused at least they say 70 to 100 girls afterwards. it was heartbreaking. what they are demanding is accountability, not just there usa gymnastics, not just from the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee, but from the fbi which ignored their reports, which ignored their testimony. mckayla maroney said they actually lied about what she said. and you're right, andrea, for all four of these women, this is a triggering event. it brings it all back, it exhausts them. aly raisman spoke in detail about how when she talks about her abuse then suddenly weeks afterwards she has no energy. she is 27 years old, she said that she couldn't even stand in the shower because she is so exhausted from it. they are still paying a price for that abuse. and they are still looking for justice. >> and as women who have been abused, women and girls, know, this stays with you for the rest of your life. it affects your relationships, all kinds of relationships for the rest of your

ban and any other state that wants to follow texas's bounty system can do it and apparently get off scot-freeg, folks. what texas has done is overturn roe and what south dakota wants to do, what florida wants to do, what missouri will do in three seconds is follow their lead. and also take away women's constitutionally protected rights to healthcare. >> if you're a republican, anti-choice governor with an anti-choice legislation, why wouldn't you pass something like this today or tomorrow the minute the legislature walks back in the door. why wouldn't you sign this into law when you know the supreme court just told you it's not going to stop it from going into law, at least for now? >> that's exactly right. like if this is what you want to do, if you spent a generation on a crusade against women's constitutionally protected right to healthcare, that's been your whole game for 50 years, right now on the cusp of victory, why would you stop? the only reason you would stop is if you didn't think you would get away with it but the supreme court is saying you can get away with it and so far the whi

the attorney representing paul flores sought to include testimony from scot peterson, attended cal policy at the same time that kristin smart did and may have known her. the defense thinking was prosecutors are focusing too much attention on flores and not considering other possible suspects. yesterday the judge disagreed reportedly ruling peterson would likely not testify unless some kind of relevant information is presented. >>> turning back to the pandemic now, moderna is working on a single shot that would combine a covid booster dose and a flu shot. this new vaccine would take that experimental flu shot that's farthest along in the process and combine it with the covid vaccine. earlier this week vaccine developer nova nax announced it has started a trial for a similar combined covid and seasonal flu shot. >>> cal state university is publishing campus data online with the new covid-19 dashboard updating case rates among students, staff and faculty for each school. some schools include vaccination rates as well. a statewide database is also available which combines the information coll