politevich sent the ball into his own goal, and already in stoppage time, in the second half, the scots snatched a strong-willed victory, dynamo is losing 1:2. before the european cup trip, an exclusive interview with the first information tv channel as part of the project current interview was given by the head coach of dynamo vadim skripchenko, who in particular noted that he understands the importance of a positive result. well-deserved awards, gifts, kind words and smiles, in such a truly soulful atmosphere, the leadership of the paralympic committee today honored the belarusian delegation, which... the main summer start of the four-year period in paris, the guys sang the national anthem together, because in the capital of france our team performed in a neutral status, but despite this, the belarusians showed themselves brilliantly, won seven medals, six of which were gold, for me i somehow probably just perform, do what i love, what sounds quite impressive here are 21 medals, well, how nice, i would like and continue to move in the same direction. "we want to achieve even stronger

in the fourth minute of added time, danda brought the scots a 2:1 victory. let me remind you that the belarusian champion plays its home matches in azerbaijan, the next match is away against finnish hika, october 24. before that , the white-blues have three more matches in the national championship on their calendar, the first of which is already on sunday in soligorsk against shakhtyor. and hockey team minsk dynamo completed another home series in the regular kgl draw. than against one of the season's favorites, ska from st. petersburg. the army team from neva is a principled rival for the teeth. the clubs met three times in the gagarin cup playoffs and the russians always went further. in the regular season, the belarusians hold bright matches and often please their fans with victories, but not this time. the visitors took the lead in the first minute. vasily glotov opened the scoring. and in the second twenty minutes, arseniy increased the visitors' advantage. the hosts were leading 1:0 at the first break, but the outcome of the confrontation was determin

i mean, the scots the scots scotland is out of control, really. i mean, the snp, which is the ruling party in scotland. well, until the last election it was last week, they were ideological zealots, they brought in 100% to this movement and they wanted to implement law that would criminalize anyone who. well it was a new blasphemy by a guy humza yousaf who was the first minister, but he started this law when he was justice secretary. and it's been i mean, i went up to scotland on april first with my comedy night. we a night of comedy unleashed and we told problematic jokes because the police in scotland in readiness for this law had been undergoing training of how to deal with jokes that people offensive. so we went up there and told a lot of offensive jokes no. one arrested us and it was fine, but technically, they could have done under the new rules. scary stuff. i think. have you ever been canceled because of your views? yeah, no, i don't think i think partly because my job has always been to express honestly, if i was still a schoolteacher, as

. >> his passing is a great shock and i think for most scots , and i think for most scots, whatever theirpinions, it's sad. he's a. he was a pillar of the independence movement. >> i think he'll be remembered as the man that nearly got scotland independence. >> well, i nearly got his independence. but you know, nearly, nearly is not good enough. >> i can't believe it, to be honest. you're shocked. i don't even know how he died yet. i'm not sure. i met him years ago when he was trying to be. he was walking in swinton crescent in baillieston and he was handing out leaflets and he played pool. >> he's a good man, a very good man, a very good man. done his best for scotland, you know . best for scotland, you know. >> some breaking news now that police say a man has been shot deadin police say a man has been shot dead in east london. a murder investigation has been launched after the victim, believed to be in his 30s, was found with a gunshot wound in barking shortly after 430 this morning. he was treated by emergency workers but died at the scene. the metropolitan police said. no arrests have

. >> his passing is a great shock and i think for most scots , and i think for most scots, whatever theiropinions, it's sad. he's a. he was a pillar of the independence movement . the independence movement. >> i think he'll be remembered as the man that nearly got scotland independence. >> well , he nearly got scotland independence. >> well, he nearly got his independence, but you know, nearly, nearly is not good enough. i can't believe it, to be honest. >> you're shocked. i don't even know how he died yet. i'm not sure. i met him years ago when he was trying to be. he was walking around swinton crescent in baillieston and he was handing out leaflets and he played pool. >> he's a good man, a very good man, a very good man. done his best for scotland, you know . best for scotland, you know. >> alex salmond, who died yesterday . elsewhere, robert yesterday. elsewhere, robert jenrick says he'll make sir jacob rees—mogg chairman of the conservative party if he triumphs against kemi badenoch in the party leadership contest as chairman. sirjacob, in the party leadership contest as chairman. sir

and already in the injury time in the second half, the scots snatched a strong-willed victory, dynamois losing 1:2. before the european cup trip , the main dynamo coach vadim skripchenko, who noted in particular that he understands the significance of a positive result in the european cup matches for all of belarusian football. the prestige of our football, because the assessment and... of our football players, the assessment of our belarusian football, our championship, to a greater extent international competitions - this is the level of the national team, the youth team, so of course, it is prestigious for our football, after 6 years to get into the main round of the conference league, i worry about belarusian football, we think not only about personal successes, not only the successes of minsk dynamo, of course, this is first and foremost, but about the progress of our belarusian football, in the main round of the league... conference minsk dynamo will have to hold five more matches, including with titled strong european clubs, such as danish copenhagen or polish legia. well-deser

is that they started their start in the scot then.st thing tomorrow morning we will have the rain to northern ireland and northern england, drifting towards the scottish borders. this is the dividing line. we have got this cool, easterly flow developing in scotland. a little bit quieter and drier here but not quite as mild. further south, here but not quite as mild. furthersouth, plenty here but not quite as mild. further south, plenty of frequent showers. again, the odd rumble of thunder but, in the sunnier moments, it will still be pleasantly one for this stage of the year. now, i am sure you have heard us talking about hurricane kirk and the impact that is going to have across the uk. it has lost its hurricane status. it is moving across the cooler waters. still set to bow to the south of the uk, impacting northern spain and france but we are still going to feel the effect of this time because, as it continues to drift its way steadily east, that is going to allow that cooler air to push the wire mayor back to the new continent so,

the scots, who had recently arrived in africa, went into the attack with fixed bayonets to the shrillnds of bagpipes. along with them , the indians, australians, new zealanders and french attacked the german positions. the number of british troops was twice as large as the italian-german forces. the fate of all of north africa was being decided in the battle of elolamen. if the british had failed to hold the line here, i do not rule out that the germans would have taken bakair, like a general, fell out of the car at full speed. stummy died on the spot from a heart attack. soon another shocking news came to the german headquarters. the british sank an italian tanker with fuel. now there was simply nothing to refuel german tanks and planes with. there was practically no ammunition or water left. when hitler was informed about the catastrophic situation of the african corps near el lomain. he immediately contacted its command and said: "this is not the first time in history that determination will prevail over superior enemy forces. there is only one choice you can offer your troops: vic

the scots, recently arrived in africa, went into the attack with fixed bayonets to the shrill sounds of bagpipes. along with them , the indians, australians, new zealanders and french were advancing on the german positions. the number of british troops was twice as large as the italian-german forces. the fate of the battle was being decided in the battle of el alamein. all of north africa, if the british had not managed to hold the line here, then i do not rule out that the germans would have occupied cairo with a quick march, well, at least they would have taken control of northern suez, but it so happened that the second battle of alomein, the decisive battle, ended unsuccessfully for the germans. the british offensive at elalamein caught the germans by surprise. on the same day of the fighting, the commander of the german african corps, general georg stumme, was killed. his car came under fire. and the driver, trying to save himself, did not notice how the general fell out of the car at full speed. stummy died on the spot from a heart attack. soon another shocking piece of news ca

note that the scots hadn't won for almost 5 months before thursday, but some ineradicable desire of belarusianofessionals to help the poor guys appeared this time, but we don't know how to win winning matches, that's it, work on the mistakes is expected on october 24 in the match against hick. the own goal that happened, well, it's hard to even imagine, they lost in ahead, the guy played rolls. extended, and naturally, after disorientation, let's say, sergey did not cope with coordination cut the ball into his own goal. at this level, throughout the match, you need to act with utmost concentration, this applies not only to defense, yes, when we make some mistakes there, due to which the goal is taken, but also regarding the same attacking actions, in order to correctly complete your attacks, bring to an ideological conclusion, you need to choose the right direction in attacking actions. one more thing. minsk, but the hockey one is also not encouraging. the day before, the zubry started another away series in the khl regular championship with a defeat, playing against the worst team in the west

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many hardships in fact they could gain a handful of those scott ballistic missiles, this this name scot is a of course given a name given to the soviet era ballistic. missile made mainly due to the cold war, nato calls this missiles russian made, i mean soviet union made missiles, scott missiles, so we got a handful of them, about 10 of those missiles from mainly syria and libya, along with the technicians and the engineers, so because preparing the missiles, just defining the targets, the detonators, all these things, technical things together, because we were a country. that had knew nothing about, we knew basically nothing about this weapons, let alone the technology. okay, what happened here, the then leader of uh libya uh general khaddafi uh, he had to recall his engineers from iran due to the pressure, overwhelming pressure of course, from the collective west and maybe the east, so so wait, let me just stop you right there, so you're saying that when iran reached a point that it could... acquired could buy uh missiles and wanted to get the experts uh to come to iran and uh so you'

some parting words, the message was that we should go out and win every single fight, because the scots are such fighters, and the main thing will not be... it will still be felt somehow inside, and about hart, another question, you said that it is well not to give in to single combats, of course, the strengths that you pay attention to in a tactical lesson, pigas, for example, said that they also work through the flanks, but i still think that the fundamental thing is still their rebounds, there martial arts, they go hard, counterattacks, well , that is, such a fast team is enough, everyone fought for each other, such a good team unity, it is dynamo present in general, of course, here you are right... conferences are just the same, especially here the guys got in, yes, i arrived after, but i am absolutely for what does it work at all, here the league is sure that everyone will fight for each other, as for minsk, dynamo, the whole team is ready for the match, but i will emphasize that it is the roster that vadim skripchenko announced before flying here to azerbaijan, the team arrived on

gave some parting words, the message is that we must go out and win every single fight, because the scotsare such fighters, and the main thing will be... i think it will still be felt somehow inside, and one more question about hart, you said that it is well not to give in in single combats, it is clear, the strong points that you pay attention to in a tactical lesson, for example, pigas said that they too... especially since the guys got there, yes, i arrived after, but i am absolutely sure that everyone will fight for each other. as for minsk dynamo, the whole team is ready for the match, but i will emphasize that it is the roster that vadim skripchenko announced before flying here to azerbaijan, the team arrived on monday very early in the morning and departed, by the way, from our native minsk a day after the game with isluchi, that is , i will emphasize once again that the calendar is very busy, when the match with karts ends today, the team will also only have dinner and immediately leave for minskve. sunday is already a match of the top league, and then a camp - a national training

scots reaching 68— four, seven overs to go, another 52 runs needed.e europa and europa conference leagues later, seven british clubs are involved all will looking to recreate the victories of liverpool and aston villa in the champions league last night. liverpool, beating italian side bologna at anfield; whilst a night of history for aston villa as they saw off the six time european champions bayern munich, in their first home game in the top tier of european club competiton for over a0 years. substitutejhon duran scoring once again to give aston villa a magnificent victory at villa park. 1—0 the score, a repeat of their 1982 european cup final victory over bayern. it was duran's sixth goal this season, five of them scored after coming off the bench. i am so, so happy. the response we are having here with our supporters. and of course, we are trying to transmit our energy, our game plan, connecting with them. because if they are connected with us, transmitting their energy to us on the field, i think here we can feel very strong. spurs are the first o

night football, no one does it quite like texas, but at friday's game between the yellow jackets and scotsg round of applause for these two. >> reporter: it was the preshow that had fans cheering. see those two guys hugging it out? that's coach mike trevino and coach mason williams, both competing against each other, but united on the field for the very first time. >> we're going to get it. >> all right. love you. >> reporter: after mike gave mason the life-saving gift of a kidney. >> i don't know that i've ever been more confident about a decision other than maybe marrying my wife. >> you don't really have words. at the end of the day someone else is making a huge sacrifice for you. >> reporter: that sacrifice, a no-brainer for mike who had been a mentor to mason for years, but who had no idea just how sick his friend really was. >> he's just so young and looked so healthy that i couldn't imagine that he was down to like 10% with his kidney. >> reporter: with mason's only kidney failing quickly, time was running out for the new dad at just 27 years old. so mike, a grandfather himself, sec

the scots went into half—time leading byjust two points, but rhona lloyd's try put the match beyond japanthe tournament in a week's time. that could have gone either way. japan were outstanding today, we have played them a huge number of times, by far that was the best performance they put in against us. for a small pack, the physicality they brought today was unbelievable. but testament to my team as well for sticking in and getting thejob done. that was scary, if i'm honest with you, but we got the job done, we got the win, and i'm super proud of the girls for sticking at it. in the other game in that group, south africa lost 33—26 to australia. later france face the usa, before ireland take on canada. stay across all those results on the bbc sport website. bristol bears have gone top of the premiership after beating bath by 36 points to 26 in the west country derby at the rec. bath had played two and won two but debutant santiago grondona scored two of bristol's four first half tries as they secured the bonus point to lead 26—7 at the break. bath struck back with two tries in the secon

had been building very much behind mr salmond's yes campaign but it was not to be in the end. 55% of scotsst becoming independent, voting to remain independent, voting to remain in the uk. that didn't curb mr salmond's passion for politics, he set up as you said the alba party and intended to stand in the scottish elections in 2026 in holyrood, his last day, tweeting this afternoon on social media. also of course speaking at that conference, no indication there was anything wrong and certainly from the reactions we have heard today, people talking about mr salmond, we have heard from nicola sturgeon. she succeeded alex salmond. as first minister. known fortheir alex salmond. as first minister. known for their cause political relationship which fractured irreparably in recent years. allegations of sexual conduct made against mr salmond, whether criminal trial, cleared of all of the charges against him. the relationship never really got back, we would say. she said in a statement on it, i am shocked and sorry to learn of the death of alex salmond, i cannot pretend the events of the last four

the european space agency mission aims to create a 3 d map of the scots. the instrument is collecting some of the most detailed images of the universe, yet captured spectacular images of a galaxy far far away. as the euclid mission release, as a fast pots have its research, the ovary 6, e a journey, it will capture images of one 3rd of the sky. so far, it's just photographed just the fraction of what will be the final picture. it's a mosaic that's being composed of many different tiles, away those kind of stuff as being pointing in and making observations. and this covers only about one percent of the area that you like will cover by the end of its mission. the telescope blasted off in july last year and just twice the photos back to its hopes. it will eventually provide an interactive map of the dock skies above what, what to be. these would be like the google map, good or also for the universe do is, are you good at anybody in the shoot? you can look at the universe and, and, and, and seizes be. and so actually that's what i'm going to met. while these p

kron four's philippe gaulle was there scot was introduced. >> i am truly honored to fulfill the role of city manager. >> for the city of antioch since ron bernal retired as antioch city manager in 2021. the position has changed hands in some capacity 4 times most recently with acting city manager kwame reed who mayor lamar hernandez thorpe says has now been replaced by betsy scott in antioch, homelessness. public safety, housing and police accountability are 3 key are 4 key priorities for this council. >> and i believe in i know that ms scott's background are the right qualifications. scott's permanent appointment to the position was approved by the city council by a 3 to 2 vote. >> she has signed a two-year contract and hopes to bring stability to an unstable city hall. several department leadership positions remain unfilled or are temporarily occupied. namely the police department whose current chief serves in an interim status will focus on working to fill other key vacant positions at the significant and hopefully there also be teens. >> and staff to complete a rapid inventory of

the massacre in the village of baton gully committed by the scots guards against the arm, especially because that particular stir, the entire male population became victims. trying to suppress the gorilla movement, the occupiers relocated 500000 people to concentration camps. the for roses rule, the boards fruits, the patriots were scattered. however, the british experience the strength of the malay resistance to the full extent, the british army losses in the way over the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay in independence. the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in south east asia. the the the way but all i'm supposed to leave us guys if i did, here's my notice via email. not. com. we install that all the way just slows ma'am. just fine. yeah. and then one. uh yeah, sure. the lord knows that there's 2 of us does the news of them. i know that the angel shows, boy dc dc the .

it's a real shock and that's the feeling that i'm getting from people who i've spoken to, whether scots politics, there is shock and anguish that some of they thought would be around forever is just gone so quickly. you mentioned alba, the party he formed in 2021, and alex salmond seemed to think that 2026 would be the year that he would take alba to some kind of success. yes, and i'm not necessarily sure whether that was being based on, i don't think alba will ever be particularly a party that will have good polling or a huge backlog based on, i don't think alba would ever be particularly a party that will have good polling or a huge backlog of support, but i think he perhaps recognised an opportunity. the snp have been struggling in the polls for a long time, the labour party has not had the easiest start so for scottish labour, it maybe it wasn't going to be maybe it wasn't going to be the coronation they expected it would be 100 days ago for anas sarwar and 2026. ever the activist and ever the campaigner, he was always trying and always thought next time will be the one, because he

after defeat to bangladesh in the tournament opener, the scots face england and south africa in theirrted at their showing in dubai. we believed that we could come in and really cause an upset, it's not went our way tonight but that's t20 cricket. i guess, you know, we've got a couple more games and we always look to improve and we're up against class players, another one went off tonight but it's not about individual players. we as a team kind of lost that game. in the other game today india got their first win of the competition, beating pakistan by six wickets in dubai. india captain harmanpreet kaur produced a steely 29 to steer her side to a scrappy win, as they hit their target of 106 to win with seven balls to spare. they lost their first game heavily against new zealand so are still in a precaurious position in terms of progression. next up for india are sri lanka on wednesday, while pakistan face australia on friday. england's test series against pakistan starts tomorrow morning in multan. the hosts have gone ten matches without a win in home tests while england have had a su

has the man set his alma plays d, c. police on bystanders rush to put the flames out with walter on scots, them on playing. she was a john. les comes making a stand against the spread of this information about cause. he was detained and taken to hospital us human rights. and the way down from phonics has his thoughts on the graphic, and that is the 3rd person i know of. and the us who's tried to do that, at least one was successful. um, you know, monks did that during the vietnam war is many people. recall it is certainly an extreme form of protest. i understand it. i think people are frustrated. i think they feel that something terrible is happening in gaza, which it is, and they don't feel they can stop it. and it leads to that sort of extreme response . and sometimes when they feel as if they have no political outlet, well, that's correct. you know, because people do protest and let's face it most of the time, the government sort simply ignore them, right? and so people are driven to more stream measures like this, which is tragic. and it's sad. at the same time, i certainly honor peop

and israel was, several dragons have been seen in the scots above high, sucks, and then all repulsed with explosion in have data south of the full city is really i'll be ready to use as we'll place it helicopters. i'm attempting to dial the on demand across at least 10 palestinians are being killed and the latest as strongly going back. claudia, in those in kansas. they talk did a heavily populated ball kits where people are trying to get won't nickel food and will to was available. those concept has beat and the is really seeds for more than 3 weeks to sedona, where the humanitarian causes continues to escalate the international organization . so migrations as mold and 14000000 people living falls from the homes across to dawn. since april 2023, driven by the ongoing conflict and security. this includes 11000000 people who are internally displaced and around 3100000 who fund the country. save the children's as mold and 5800000 of the displaced are children, and 18 and 2800000. under the age of 5, amy papacy, director general of the international organization, full migration, and she

is that they started their start in the scot then. and northern england, drifting towards the scottish borders. this is the dividing line. we have got this cool, easterly flow developing in scotland. a little bit quieter and drier here but not quite as mild. further south, here but not quite as mild. furthersouth, plenty here but not quite as mild. further south, plenty of frequent showers. again, the odd rumble of thunder but, in the sunnier moments, it will still be pleasantly one for this stage of the year. now, i am sure you have heard us talking about hurricane kirk and the impact that is going to have across the uk. it has lost its hurricane status. it is moving across the cooler waters. still set to bow to the south of the uk, impacting northern spain and france but we are still going to feel the effect of this

his faith lay in the hands of the scots, but he imposed australia and germany civilians. now joined vs is taking part in the murderous crimes of the last days of the war. sure. but even though i ended an i thought you did not make any use for dental dental. expedia. that box is special for, for the fact that people participated in this wave of crime can be traced back to the formation of the folks to them. national militia, in the spring of 1944 under propaganda administer your save, gave us go back on to the idea of a total mobilization of the german population was put into practice of the movies that show to data depot production. while i'm on the was to have used it. i just don't don't cost you really. the he managed to canada, it took the form of local munitions on the screen and as the which were essentially made up of the remaining male population, to whom there was no compulsory military service at all. so those over $45.00, as well as 15 to 20 year olds. in some cases, women were also involved. the folks storms task was to defend the homeland of god, which meant s

the bumblebees upset the visiting team's goalkeeper kasper schmeichel seven times, to which the scots responded with only one accurate strike. in the borussia squad, we note karim adeem and siruga rasi. the midfielder of the german national team scored a headtrick, the forward of the guinea national team scored two goals scored. brazil has many iconic football rivalries. one of them is the sao paulo derby between the state club of the same name and corinthians. despite the fact that the teams are located at opposite poles of the tournament table, the game between them gathered a full marumbi stadium. in the eighth minute of added time to the first half, lucas moura put the hosts ahead from a penalty. in the second half, ecuadorian national team defender robert arbaleda scored one of the most beautiful goals of the twenty-eighth round, calculatingly heading the ball into the far corner kurityans' goal. the guests did not give up after 8 minutes they reduced the gap, the goal was scored by the former player of st. petersburg zenit yuri alberto, but more. neither he nor his partners mana

the bumblebees upset the visiting goalkeeper, kasper schmeichel, seven times, to which the scots respondedh only one accurate strike. in the borussia squad, we note harima adeem and siruga rossi. the midfielder of the german national team made a hat-trick, the forward of the guinea national team scored two goals. there are many iconic football rivalries in brazil. one of them is the sao paulo derby between the team of the same name club of the state and corinthians. despite the fact that the teams are located at opposite poles of the tournament table, the game between them gathered a full morumbi stadium. in the eighth minute of added time to the first half, lucas moura put the hosts ahead from a penalty. in the second half, ecuadorian national team defender robert arbaleda scored one of the most beautiful goals of the twenty-eighth round, calculatingly heading the ball into the far corner of the goal of the corinthians. the guests did not give up after 8 minutes and reduced the gap with a goal, noted that, despite a difficult childhood, he was able to become a famous athlete. in my house,

the scots are in budapest to face hungary, northern ireland are in croatia.

she made an unbeaten 49 from 52 balls to give the scots a chance of victory in sharjah, but regular wicketsrs meant scotland couldn't build a match—winning partnership and they fell 17 runs short on their first ever world cup outing. finally basketball, and preparations for the new nba season are ramping up with the defending champions the boston celtics facing the denver nuggets, who won it the year before, in two preseason games in abu dhabi. the celtics star player jason taytum is expecting the top teams to be stronger than ever for the new campaign. it's going to be tough. teams of gotten better, but i think for us, taking the mindset of not skipping any steps, that's what we did it really, really well last season. 0bviously what we did it really, really well last season. obviously it hit me ship is the goal, but we cannot skip to that. we've got to start and just try to get little bit better every single day. 0ne football update for you and porto have equalised, to have into at manchester united in the europa league tonight. and that's all the sport for now. you are watching the contex

web says scots wide range of experiences will equip her to support the mayor and city council's priorities and public safety housing and homelessness. coming up on the kron 4 morning news people living in their rv or trailer could have their homes towed because of a new rule in san francisco. >> we spoke with one person impacted by this who was just trying to make ends meet. plus the push to recall it. east bay district attorney gaining more support. why critics are accusing her of failing her community. for students? in nearly 2000 oakland classrooms are dealing with no ac during this heat wave. coming up next, how much officials say it would cost to fix? >> here's 4 things for you to know today. a driver suspected of dui is arrested after officers say he ran over a person in a sleeping bag in berkeley. investigators say the victim was partially in the roadway when the driver ran over and killed them. police say the driver is cooperating with officers but did get arrested on suspicion of dui. a box truck landed on its side on 1, just south of cesar chavez street in san francisco. that cra

mayor thorpe says that scots wide range of experiences will help her to support the mayor and city councilorities in public safety, housing and homelessness. right now, i'm scared. >> overall, i think everybody's scared with a bomb just next to us. you know, day i was in a city 10 miles away and the next day that city got bombed. you know, dodging bullets here. >> just hear from him. a scary situation for that bay area. man and his families are trying to get out of lebanon. you can see some of the video here that country's been dealing with intense air strikes for weeks as israel and hezbollah continue their fighting. lebanese officials say the bombardment has killed more than 1000 people and forced more than a million from their homes. well, when you heard from was san mateo resident, jonathan know, his parents have been visiting family just outside of beirut, which is the company's capital and largest city. it was bombed by israel. and so you is now trying to get out of lebanon with the help of the u.s. embassy. his family apparently is going to be catching a flight from beirut. but the

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mayor thorpe says scots wide range of experiences will equip her to support the mayor and the city council's priorities in public safety, housing and homelessness. right now, i'm scared. >> overall, i think everybody's scared with a bomb just next to us. you know, day i was in a city 10 miles away and the next day city got bombed. you know, dodging bullets here. >> how rowing experience for a bay area man and his family trying to get out of lebanon? the country he's been dealing with intense air strikes for weeks as israel and hezbollah continue their fighting. lebanese officials say the bombardment has killed more than 1000 people and forced more than a million from their homes. san mateo resident, jonathan so human and his parents have been visiting. family just outside of beirut. it's the country's capital and largest city, which was just bombed by israel. see you in is now trying to get out of lebanon with help from the u.s. embassy. his family is catching a flight from beirut, but the trip to the airport includes driving through multiple cities impacted by that bombing. >> it is definit

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immunity means scot free. you can commit crime. the police can see you do it. there's nothing they can do. the supreme court created that for president. said can commit crimes in office and no oversight. but only if use official power did us a definition. but i like to use this example. imagine murder was federal crime which you know, generally it isn't. but imagine a president takes out his private and shoot someone. that would be because he just doesn't like this person, that might be a private act. you could prosecute that. if the president says, i want to i want to assassinate a political rival so i can stay power, i'm going to have to use official to do that. the official power is going to be lodged in the military. it's going to be lodged in federal law enforcement officials. so the president's going to have to get someone else execute that assassination under this rubric of official power. now that person is going to say, i'm not going to do that for you because i'm not president. i don't get immunity. and the president can say, well, i'll pardon you rig

mayor thorpe says that scots wide range of experiences, though, with a whip her well to support the mayorshing forward his priorities regarding public safety housing and homelessness. right now, i'm scared. >> overall, i think everybody's scared with a bomb just next to us. you know, day i was in a city 10 miles away and the next day city got bombed. you know, dodging bullets here. >> harrowing experience for that bay area. man in his family's are trying to get out of lebanon. you can see what they're dealing with. the country's been intense experiencing intense airstrikes for weeks as israel and hezbollah continues there fighting. lebanese officials say the bombardment has killed more than 1000 people and forced more than a million from their homes. san mateo resident jonathan. so, you know, you just heard from and his parents have been visiting family there just outside of a group which is the country's capital and one of the largest cities to be bombed by israel. so is now trying to get out of lebanon with the help of the u.s. embassy. his family apparently is catching a flight from be

. >> it doesn't i mean, that they will just be scot-free as of today. let me explain why. let me give you a little bit of timeline here of how this has happened in their first trial. it ended in a mistrial in that case, they were saying saying that this was all self-defense because of emotional, physical abuse that they were dealing with and physical and then they also said, as far as the prosecutors were concerned that this was it's all about hatred and the fact that they, too young men had been disinherited from their parents, will that didn't go forward, obviously than the second trial. they were convicted of first-degree murder lifetime without the chance of parole. so they have been in jail for over 30 years, but what has come to light is this leather letter that was not admitted into evidence. in that second trial that was written by erik menendez to their cousin, and he can't several months before the murders occurred. and i want to read part of it to you. it says i've been told trying to avoid dad is still happening. andy. it's still happening andy, but its worse f

>> so i'll i think you back off of scots to say, i know this probably won't happen, but wouldn't it be great to take this dark campaign and end on a positive note? donald trump has the opportunity to go out there and last-minute say, don't you remember what the economy was like under me the middle east wasn't on fire. ukraine hadn't been invaded. he has things he can say to tap into that nostalgia that a lot of voters still kinda feel for him, even if they don't love him personally, if he could make that positive turn at the end, i think voters who are on the fence about voting at all. that's what they would need to hear congressman. every election is about the future, not the past. so kamala harris talking about how she will bring costs down, how donald trump things will get worse, not better, and devote the democratic ticket if we care about middle-class economics, okay. >> go birds to you. that's partisanship i have right here pro eagles, fly eagles, fly, fly eagles fly. we're going to look ahead to election night next saturday at nine on cnn introducing new iraq's on joe first, fda

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understanding the consideration of that and what they're saying is that we don't think you should get away scot-freet look at the brothers. they spent 35 years in prison they've been model prisoners while they've been in prison. is that enough in the interest of justice is have they paid their dues at this point? >> fascinating. loni coombs. thank you so much. we appreciate it you bet. all right. you as well still ahead. elon musk and vladimir putin are reportedly unquote. regular contact details on what all of that means, what they talk about. that's next exaggerate go ahead. calling yourself. >> thank you for calling out. now, how can i help you? >> do you really have medicare plans that cover dental vision and hearing? >> yes all three plus we have plans that include a monthly allowance for certain over-the-counter products. really, that's right. i know also has medicare advantage plans with a zero-dollar monthly plan premium. oh, i like that. don't wait. call 188865 etna to finance edna medicare advantage plan that meets your unique needs. stay tuned to learn more about this limited time offer f

amanda abbington, but the way that some of the press are covering this story is that so he's got off scot. >> yeah. >> i mean, that's very odd. >> i mean, that's very odd. >> it is. and i think it's always, always the problem with the result of this investigation that, both amanda and him, they're both claiming victory . they're both claiming victory. they're both saying, oh, yeah, well, amanda says i was vindicated. it shows i was treated really badly on on strictly. he's saying, but i didn't do anything, anything violent that's been proved here. i mean, basically it's a really unsatisfactory outcome and it's all very well for the bbc to say, well, we've put in extra measures to make sure that people aren't bullied , it would people aren't bullied, it would be nice to know exactly the detail of what those, those measures are. i mean, frankly, i wonder if the bbc nowadays, in the current climate , should be the current climate, should be doing strictly at all. it seems to me that there's so much other tv out there. the bbc spending so much money on light entertainment might not be the bes

it leaves the scots bottom of group b without a win, and it doesn't get any easier for scotland as theyutumn colours but the wind may not. out there today, a mixture of sunshine and showers. a bit more sunshine and showers. a bit more sunshine around for some compared with what we saw three yesterday but the downpour is on the heavy side. in between, when the sun is out it will feel a little warmer, temperatures upon where we should be at this stage for october. we have my persistent rain to deal with in the northern half of scotland, elsewhere a scattering of showers out towards the west and the south. many in central and eastern england, scotland starting the day dry and bright with sunshine, if you missed fog patches which will clear. batches of showers working northwards and developing quite widely across england and wales is going to the afternoon. some can be heavy and thundery and later on towards devon and cornwall they will become even heavier more persistent. when's the strongest in the far north of scotland, easterly but with southerly winds elsewhere, temperatures up to 18 o