adam sears gets out of his car and punches an adult referee twice.f. physically for a couple of days, i was slightly concussed in my left here where he punched me in the air and i had to have an nhs assessment. left me shaken, thinking, did i want to continue playing and being involved in grassroots football any more? the incident started when sears threatened a teenage referee who was in charge of the under—7s match. that ref abandoned the game. the older ref officiating in another match nearby was alerted to the threats and spoke to coaches from one of the teams. that's when the assault happened. it's going too far and ultimately people are going to get hurt. the football season again starts this weekend for the juniors and i'm sure there'll be many numbers of incidents that we will see and hear about, whether it's threatening or actually physical attacks. adam sears was convicted of assault and threatening behaviour at sefton magistrates�* court this week. initially, the fa banned adam sears from all football activity for five years, but after he

high and i would do a one minute on that. >> trace: you don't want to sear it. >> sear it at the endure low and sear it at the end. >> trace: good tip how about that kevin corke. tough to top that one. >> that is so useful. mine's the complete opposite. i would post an ad of me sitting on my porch just sort of peering out over the grass and at the end it would just say in big block letters, you kids stay off my lawn. and that would be a mean for all the people who care about their lawns and gardens like i do. >> trace: it would be a meme. and then after the bowl and, you know, fox news at night there's that mean old kevin cork, he's been up a couple times in this show. >> exactly. >> trace: lauren green your minute super bowl ad, what does it consist of. >> you know what? okay. i know i can't sell it and i can't make money off of it but i can give it awayen a i would give it away to a charity that in one minute could give people incredible hope for the future. >> trace: so magnanimous. why does she do this to us kevin she makes us feel bad. would you want a one minute ad in the super

speaker, we do take energy security sears appeared we create a brand-new department to focus on energy security. it's a bit rich, it's a bit rich come from the labour party, mr. speaker, that once to cut offer access to homegrown british oil and gas, mr. speaker, which will increase our reliance on foreign oil and gas, increase our reliance on dictators and exposure to those markets and as the independent reports of also said, it will also be bad for the climb as those imported fossil fuels, something like two or three times the emissions. the policy of not just that for the vibrant, it's bad for energy security and bad for british jobs. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the collapse of the continued refugee for bulk of this weeks brings our duty to the regeneration of our town since the driving before. we agreed to meet with myself and the leader for planning reform this can be accelerated? >> mr. speaker, investment through both arms of town funded of how we will regenerate and unleash the potential of our town centers. i'm delighted to hear that's been including 21.9 million pounds down de

who's that hit my train down there to jp sears pitched well for the a's.p with runners at the corners over the shoulder. catch by sears turns the double play. a's beat the astros for the second game in a row. six two nfl. now the news was as bad as expected. an mri today revealing aaron rodgers suffered a torn achilles just four plays into his jets debut. the former cal star and four time nfl mvp out for the year. the warriors open training camp in less than three weeks with chris paul cp3, a dubs enemy for years draymond green though ready to embrace him i'm a student of the game of basketball and chris paul is a master. >> my goal this year is to help chris paul get his first championship chip. that's my goal. it's not to redeem anything thing about draymond. >> hey, we know tom brady can basically throw a football through a keyhole. did you know the goat could shoot like steph? oh he's got to step back in his game. the one time sarah high star posted some video of himself shooting jumpers and he's like, swish, swish, swish, swish. looks like retirement

all right. - then we're going to finish at the wood oven. - so we're going to sear the flavors. - searuices. and then-- - and then-- and then, bake it through. - that's right. - these are sweet potato leaves. they're, like, little bitter, like sweet charred. - mmm. yeah, yeah. - so we're going to sauté them. and then, we're going to plate. and people, it's-- they're going to believe that you are really, really good chef. - oh, yeah. ok. all right. i don't know. i, kind of, feel like chef xavier didn't have me do any of the actual cooking. i feel a little judged. but, you know, as the saying goes, if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen. i just hope they don't forget about me, because i'm ready for some of that damn fine food. hey, hey. how's it going? - hey. - [speaking spanish] - you cleaned up well. [laughter] - sit down. sit down. sit down. - our parents experienced poverty or our grandparents experienced poverty. - yeah. - and-- and it gets trickled down through the memories, through storytelling, a nostalgia for what they went through. - yeah, man. - so that's why funch

his sister told me that this day always brings the same searing emotions. >> 22 years is normally a longn you list for 22 years with the pain and absence of your loved ones and the horrific memories of that day, it's not very long at all. >> there's another looming legacy from that day. that is the rising death toll from the 9-11 related diseases and illnesses. the fdny added 43 names to the memorial wall bringing to 341 the number of firefighters whose fallen victim to the dust and the illness from 9-11 two shy of the 343 that were killed that day. more than 2,835 people have died from 9-11 related illnesses such as cancer, breathing and digestive problems. more than who were killed on this day 22 years ago, 2,753. vice president harris was here as well as florida governor ron desantis. the governor was invited here by a 9-11 family group to observe and also pay honor to those that died. of course tonight, neil, really an emotional and soaring sight. you will see the tribute and light behind me. those are the two twin beams that evoke the lost twin towers. they soar thousands of feet in

who's that hit my train down there to jp sears pitched well for the a's.unners at the corners over the shoulder. catch by sears turns the double play. a's beat the astros for the second game in a row. six two nfl. now the news was as bad as expected. an mri today revealing aaron rodgers suffered a torn achilles just four plays into his jets debut. the former cal star and four time nfl mvp out for the year. the warriors open training camp in less than three weeks with chris paul cp3, a dubs enemy for years draymond green though ready to embrace him i'm a student of the game of basketball and chris paul is a master. >> my goal this year is to help chris paul get his first championship chip. that's my goal. it's not to redeem anything thing about draymond. >> hey, we know tom brady can basically throw a football through a keyhole. did you know the goat could shoot like steph? oh he's got to step back in his game. the one time sarah high star posted some video of himself shooting jumpers and he's like, swish, swish, swish, swish. looks like retirement is going

and so the story was that almost all of the sears children in the family was the sears family from norfolk could talk because we had to talk all the time. we had to do bible verses at the dinner table. and we had to do christmas plays for our grandparents and we had to sing songs at church. and so we were always on our feet and always talking. and so i think we thought we could do that. and so that that's probably the enabling thing that i could stand in front of a crowd. and of course, my grandfather figures out when i'm a baby. in 1954 that i had a pretty spectacular memory and he was right. and so he decides not to teach me mary had a little lamb, but to teach me the poem. fan autopsies, which is a view of death at age four by william cullen bryant. and then he would make me recite it to his friends who would lean up against the banister to come see him as he set their on the side porch and and he would say, say that poem. and so if from four years old, i'm reciting poetry in front of an audience and i guess that's an enabling thing, too. and we'll come back to the poetry because that's

and every time i, as in my mouth, i experienced the searing pain in my left, jo joins daniel's head, mine research as this disorder. it's called cranium and dealer dysfunction for cmd for short. the best puts in the patient is described. there's not only pain that occurs directly in the area of the year. the job or the job must be in the chair and not been able to, if they've had it for a while and they can also be transferred to pain as well. so patients also report fan behind and around the eyes as well as non specific headaches. 66 and there's confusion because nobody really knows where it might be coming from. but when they shut to buy new months, which device would have been to and how come to so what's behind the pain? to understand that some questions need to be asked when and how do the problems manifest? what habits does the patient have? does classicism tool? the classic symptom of cmd that requires treatment is pain outs, adult pressing pain in the max to look visual region because they think so. the 1st question can be because i did, i have pain in the right side of their

most of us sits right next door to ukraine and the searing, devastating conflict with no end in sight. since february last year, the country of just 2 and a half 1000000 has been under a state of emergency wherever the fighting might spread to its own territory. by actually.

most of us sits right next door to ukraine and the searing, devastating conflict with no end in sight. since february last year, the country of just 2 and a half 1000000 has been under the state of emergency wherever the fighting might spread to its own territory. by accident or design finality use border agency from tex offers a symbolic show of outside support. moldova is hoping for much more. this is the border crossing point from moldova into ukraine, the nearest fighting the current moment between ukraine and russia is roughly a 100 kilometers away. the big question dominates here is where the mold over is mr. pollutants. next target. comfort zone has come here to gauge the level of concern good in the southeast of the country, moldova shares a 200 kilometer stretch of the denise, the river with ukraine. the rain no longer just the port out for the dividing line between war and peace. russian messiahs targeting ukraine of floating over moldova . but to those border patrols of watching more of a smugglers and people traffic, those will have a sound. the police say they're ready to

the store made land falls saturday morning, nearly 1000000 people have been evacuated. sears wins and flooding have been reported. in many areas, cleanup efforts are now underway in hong kong, where sallow left a trail of destruction services our resuming after the storm weekend and passed through our correspondence. phoebe called and told me more about the situation she's covering from hong kong half now lower the typhoid alerts and uh is expect to to, to come so all the time from the warnings a pretty soon. and so now i'm done to the title in sala is scouting around the southern coast of china and expected to rationally a weekend, a 3rd or in the coming day or to us. but now the government still uh like the us every one to say a lot as is of associates, of rang bands and the storm searches will continue to effect on the regions. and not to mention that there is a not a typo in coming up, but approaching taiwan in on sundays. so the weather conditions, i'm not expected to turn better any time soon. so and the government is remaining very vigilant. and this time around the time phone

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a libyan government ministers at the sears. the depths will meet double with more than 5000 bodies already recovered. much of the city of darren as it destroyed after torrential rains cost to dance, traversed also coming up on the show. your career comes on unplugged, his full support most golf during talks with president vladimir putin in russia's far east. the clare richardson, welcome. in libya, the death toll from catastrophic flooding has arisen to over 5000 people. and officials say that number is expected to climb even further as bodies that were swept out to sea wash back ashore. storm daniel hit libby after barrelling across the mediterranean. it caused floods which swept away entire neighborhoods in eastern coastal areas. the destruction is worst in there now where to dance collapse, wiping out a quarter of the city. thousands of people are still missing and among the survivors, tens of thousands are now homeless. they are opinions as sending a to lift. the relief efforts are being complicated by facts that libya's in

last week, searing reprisals, many residents on awfully. a more and more ethnic called medians are arriving as the exit is from the going. oak. our bus continues that possessions reduced to just what they could bring with them on the road. all mean is government says more than half of the regions ethnic on median population has now fled and is accusing as a bi joan of ethnic cleansing the above it. how to use the exodus of armenians from the going to cut off as a result of us or by johns ethnic cleansing, policy continues, analysis of the situation. sure. the in the coming to use there will be new armenians less than the going to cut off. this is an act of ethnic cleansing faith as a by john has repeatedly denied that it wants to force the median population out promising that their rights would be protected. but decades of bits, a separatist struggle has left those playing with little trust. and as a bi jones would so many fears were confirmed by the arrest of full. i'm going to going to cut her by separate is lead to reuben by don young as

most of us sits right next door to ukraine and the searing, devastating conflict with no end in sight since february last year. the country of just 2 and a half 1000000 has been under the state of emergency wherever the fighting might spread to its own territory by activity or design from now the.

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or across the country morning a lost loved one, all of those who still bear the wounds from that searing september morning, i know how hard it is. on a day like this. how can we reopen that wound? it's like reopening a black hole in your chest, sucking you into it again. bring it back to that moment when you saw the news, the moment you got that phone call and realized you would never say see you later mom again, or talk to you soon, son. think of everything your loved one might have done if they had more time. what what they have done? that feeling can leave you so hollow and also make you full at the same time. on this day, i am thinking about a friend of mine at davis -- matt davis, who grew up with me. he had passed the year without a young get -- his youngest son, who died at 15. and another son had gotten a job at the 104th floor ground zero. matt desperately searched for any help there. i called him later to talk about it, and he said it was like losing a piece of your soul. we tried to make sense of what happened. guess what. having lost two sons, davis told me, just tell them jo

because it comes to us politics developed in the sears from, i'll just say around on the go and need tonight out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we just fix allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and type download the new app from out to 0 new at your thing is it, the system is a mechanic or even that self driving train the vehicle. but androids today can be human. only robots like me, will be everywhere which is 0 documentary. which to lead on the weird and wonderful world of global loan thing for you and even trust. i feel like i'm alive. but i know i am a machine origins of this, which is the, [000:00:00;00] the fellow and several venue. it's good to have you with us. this is the news our lives from the coming up in the program today searching for the missing and eastern libya . a week after floods swept through killing thousands we travel with 8 teams to remote mountain villages in morocco where many are still waiting for help after last weeks or so. that is what happened to this part of the village.

that is also, it seems to me, a pretty searing moment. >> that was a pivotal moment in his life, whereants to go. remember, at the same time, there is this course in the white house. trump asked milley and esper, the defense secretary, why can't you just shoot them, the demonstrators, in the legs? and they are like, because it is america. because we don't do that. we don't take the military and put them out on the streets and start shooting people that you don't like in the legs. this is the interesting thing. you hear it over and over again. trump did not understand the concept, that is not what the military is there for. it's not what they joined, and it is not with their oath says. >> he literally says here, in your piece, you guys, referring to combat soldiers, are all just killers. what is the difference? >> here, we were talking a while ago about who milley is. he's a big combat veteran, iraq, afghanistan, a hockey player growing up, but he is also a serious catholic. he's also a serious intellectual, reads history, and he is a serious student of the constitution. those are the p

the incident started when adam sears threatened a teenage i adam sears threatened a teenage referee whoill see and hear about whether it is threatening or actually physical attacks. everyone was convicted of assault and threatening behaviour at sefton magistrate's court this week. initially the fa band adam sears from all football activity for five years at after he appealed, they said although he could not play, he could now attend matches. the referee who adam sears attacked thinks the fa's response has been weak. ., , ., ., , weak. nothing short of poor. they need to put _ weak. nothing short of poor. they need to put a _ weak. nothing short of poor. they need to put a bigger _ weak. nothing short of poor. they need to put a bigger deterrent - weak. nothing short of poor. they need to put a bigger deterrent in i need to put a bigger deterrent in place in order so they can highlight that these kinds of things that happen and they will not stand to read and at the moment this has been deluded and this man will be free to go and watch football whatever he wants. ih go and watch football

around the world that celebrates coverage and resilience in times of tumbling out as the risk analysis sears from. i'll just say around on the go and need tonight out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we dissect allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and typed on a new app from out to 0 new at your fingertips. the diana, the eastern libyan city, devastated by floods to brook government says more than 5000 people, it at thousands more, missing the cut on the clock. this is out 0 in life and also coming up we report from our okay . west search teams are coming through rubble and the type of funding survive as of last week. so it's quick.

next week, and you can catch me cohosting "the bottom line" at 6 p.m., lieutenant governor winsome sears, but first brian brenberg is in for liz macdonald. we're all switching gears today. brian: you bet we are, david take care. i'm brian binge brenberg in for elizabeth mac macdonald. the evening edit starts now. president biden and the white house in spin overdrive, laughing offs with for bank records. according to the "the washington post," families crossing the border illegally reached an all-time high in august, but the white house claims president biden has done what he can when it comes to the crisis. watch. >> look, the president has done what he can from here, from the federal government, from the white house to put forth and manage our border in a safe and humane way. brian: let's welcome to the show florida congresswoman kat cammack. congresswoman, good to see you. that, to me, sounds like maybe in a week of many lame excuses the absolute worst one that i've heard yet. [laughter] >> i don't know how else to say it except for that's a lie, straight out. that is a lie. i myself h

those searing images that are so painful for those that went through them but need to be cedar into thef the next generation as well. >> ainsley: where is the president going to be today? every president since 9/11 has been at one of these sites but president biden, instead, is heading to alaska to commemorate 9/11 from a military base in anchorage in a break from tradition. >> brian: all right. now, it comes as he wraps up his trip to vietnam where some of his comments got a lot of attention. >> pete: peter doocy joins us now with more. hey, peter. >> peter: the whole reason president biden came to this part of the world, came to hanoi was to counter chinese influence, in this part of the world. south asia. but what we heard from him was quite the deviation from bidenomics. he said and this is a quote: i want to see china succeed economically. >> so, really what this trip was about -- it was less about containing china -- i don't want to contain china. we're not -- we're not looking to hurt china. >> peter: the president says he wants china to follow the international rules of the road

if you are headed along 37, both directions from 121 arnold drive to sears point road there. is blocked due to a crash. there was also a pole down in the roadway blocking lanes. so that's causing a lot of brake lights there in both directions. >>> hey everyone. thank you. woo-hoo. >> talk about inspiring. a bay area swimmer joins an exclusive club. >>> and we're taking to the top of the exclusive club. mark hopkins looking at the sunrise there. good morning, everybody. we hope you feel the sunrise in your heart as well. we'll be right back. >>> here'ss happening in thbay area this weend. celebrate all things surfing at the mavericks festival. two day fundraiser kicks off the big wave surfing season with monstrations where you can meet surfers, surfboard makers, rest cue teams and more. it's sard and sunday at pillar poharbor in half-mooba >>> and the popular great glass n patch is back in palo alto. more than 10,000 glass pumpkins made by local ar will be display and available to buy. there's also glass blowing demonstrations and food trucks for the entire family. to enjoy th

and that's all they would need because they got good pitching and defense from jp sears.s one down. that's jose altuve a little flare and then throws to first to double off martin maldonado outstanding play by sears as he picks up his fifth win of the season. a's win their second straight over the defending champs four naaimur a man matt olson made atlanta braves history today. he takes phillies pitcher zach wheeler deep for his major league leading fifth d first home run of the season. that ties the braves single season home run record set by andrew jones back in 2005. still 17 games left in the season. so olson likely is going to break that record outright. he also leads the majors with 128 rbis, and the braves beat the phillies 7 to 6 in ten innings. the beauty and the brutal ness of the nfl was on full display last night. the jets, they won a thriller over the bills in overtime, but the game was overshadowed by a season ending injury to future hall of famer aaron rodgers. rodgers he was taken down on what looked like a routine sack less than four minutes into his much

also, a sig alert near sears point. and this is because of a car that drove into a power pole and now there is an outage in that area as well. so there is traffic control in place. this is eastbound and westbound 37 at 121, reggie and kumasi. >> all right, thank you. now we're checking in with ginger zee who's live with what's coming up on gma. >> good morning, ginger kumasi reggie great to be with both of you this morning. >> so coming up here, we'll start with the story that i know you've been covering, that breaking news overnight. north korea claiming that it is planning to expel the us soldier, travis king, who crossed the border into the country. so we're going to have the latest developments on that and the legal setback for donald trump after a new york judge ruled that the former president committed years of financial fraud. we're going to have the reaction this morning. we also have an abc news exclusive with the mother and the fiancee of the los angeles sheriff's deputy who was killed in an ambush. and a new

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but it is something we need to sears and think about. >> you mention holocaust denial the first thing that comes to my mind in addition to the point you raise about why it's problematic to try to suppress it and how that will ultimately work. when i work at the u.s. state department orep trying to fend f efforts as a global bay on one of the prime arguments the islamic countries brought forward was many country holocaust denial is bad. they are going to ban that mom to ban that's offensive to us. as the u.s. we have an argument of holocaust denial in this country. that ultimately it made a big difference. it would've been a much harder fight to win at that prohibition was universal. i want to come back to the question of social media. this is a real dilemma. far more restrictions on social media is a legitimate. thus the community standards a platform like facebook or instagram has. the rules of the road that twitter traditionally had. allow the platform to be a give and take that is not become a race to theer bottom in terms of vitriol and disinformation taking over the platform. whe

most of the street sellers here are searing refugees, but more and more lebanese -- syrian refugees, more and more lebanese children are joining them. up-and-down this country, families have had to sell belongings as well as send their children to work. mohammed is 15, and he works for the whole family. his father cannot work after he injured himself falling from a ladder. mohammed has been out of school since he was 11. there's no time anymore to see his friends. >> we cannot go to school. we need to provide for our family. caroline: i asked him how that felt. >> i'm suffocating. suffocating. but i have to put up with it. some people pay me not to get any closer. [horns honking] caroline: he's out here day in and day out, all hours, one of many forced to for their families, a childhood a stressful daily grind. >> the head of the champion world soccer team has been fired. the federation named the country's first female head coach after firing the coach. they did not give a reason for the firing, but he is an ally of the country's football federation president, who is under fire after

the witness is up next year sears from. i'll just say around on the go and meet tonight out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we dissect allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and typed on a new app from out to 0 new at you think? is it the the insanely busy enough to do was in humans odd. well, making good tips. but just remember what the odds look like. 5 years ago. i the mt. some of them that i liked. and the scale man midway up in them scott identified, got. will it be the same again? 5 years from now, the time the glow of molten met, grandfathers and great venge office before them. these men have achieved a toughness cheerfulness shown us of judge, which to me by those who work with intractable materials, the not just a place of what in the center of a community of human beings. perhaps the most important service of all is that when to to you, every boy and girl just give them vocational training based on psychological preparation for the caree

nothing with 2 men on but jp sears. it is team owes down george to get out of the game. he pitched 5 innings of one-run ball. same score in the 4 man off of carlos perez that look more like a golf swing. but hey, it was effective. go up to the same score. bottom of the 6th to offer kevin smith and he had a reach out over the plate to get that one. but he got it. three-run home run right now. your spring down top of the 7th now, same score a's top prospect. mason miller making his return after missing 100 or 5 games with a forearm screens. he pitched 2 scoreless innings with 3 strikeouts the a's when it scored 5 to man. oh, man. what a day it was. all righty. that is your look at sports. to you guys tied that official july was the warmest month on record ever. and august second, hottest, according to the world, meteorological organization. >> the average temple last month was 2.7 degrees hotter that any august since the start of the industrial age in the mid 18, 100's, the world's oceans were also the hottest ever recorded. and they have set high temperature marks for 3 m

. >> juju: his searing insecurities finally caught up with him when he says an on-air panic attack ledegregious error, a mistake that would lead to a month-long suspension from abc news, and he writes public shame and personal regret. >> during the suspension, i decided i have to figure this out or leave tv news, because i don't like it. it's making me miserable. and i need to figure this out. but had hundreds of panics before, and i always sailed through because i was able to keep on track somehow. but i don't know. this one was different. i had to find a way to get to that well of grief where i stored all of this sadness, all of this pain. and i hadn't been doing a very good job of it as an adult. >> juju: it would lead to a soul-searching journey that matt says forced him to take a hard look at his own childhood trauma after his father was killed in a plane crash. >> that 12-year-old boy who lost his dad, and that well of grief that you tapped into, what came out when you cried those hours and hours, days and days? >> it's making me emotional now. what came out, just pain. >> thank

. >> a sears roebuck is one of them, and the other one is one of four. >> i've got a 1909 cadillac over there in the attic. [laughter] >> i need a hammer, i need a car, a house -- [laughter] >> thank you, nice to meet you. good luck with the election. >> thank you. >> hi, i met you at the state fair. >> how did you do? did you win state fair queen? >> yes, hi. >> wow. good job. >> thanks, i appreciate it. it was a world -- whirlwind. i'm glad i could come back for everything. >> and she won state fair queen? >> county and state. >> did i put you over the top? [laughter] >> let's get a picture. where is lexy? lexy, get a good picture here. >> all right, we have to keep moving. >> thank you so much, it was nice to meet you. >> what a great honor. the whole town has to be proud. >> oh yeah. small town, everyone loves it. >> and remind me of your name again? >> colina. >> i know i will hear that name again. you have a bright future. >> thank you. >> hi, rich. you been coming here a while? >> long time. [laughter] >> they started this in 1950. what a great place. [inaudible] [laughter] >> oh

really really suffering and you know we live like any other resident of new york city and suffering is sear here. no deaths or critical injuries have yet been reported, new york city has had nearly 14 inches of rain so far this month making it the september since i get 1882, according to official figures. observers have worn flooding chaos result of the clim crisis. china has limed the us as true empire of lies, following a state department report that accused beijing of information manipulation. report as disregarded facts, it added agencies, the us state department that produce report were source of false information and the command post of cognitive warfare. on thursday, the state department accused beijing of manipulating global media through censorship, data harvesting and cover purchasing of news outlets, it claims china has hit major setbacks when targeting democratic countries due to local media and civil society pushback. together, you see. a new study show britain's cost of living crisis is set to cause premature deaths among thousands of people this year. millions of britains hav