one young afghan boy who did make it to the uk, falls to his death from a hotel window in sheffield. new research finds covid vaccines offer strong protection against the delta variant — but vaccinated adults can have high levels of the virus. the appeal of morrisons, multi—billion pound bids from america to control the supermarket chain. and the paralympics join a global campaign to improve the lives of a billion disabled people around the world. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, history made — glamorgan win a knockout trophy for the first time, they beat durham at trent bridge in the one—day cup final. good evening. crowds of desperate people continue the scramble to escape afghanistan, fearing for their lives under taliban rule, and pleading with foreign governments to help them. kabul airport is a scene of despair and hope, as huge crowds gather, praying for seats on evacuation flights. today is afghan independence day, and in several cities around the country, protestors have taken to the streets, many of them women, in defiance of their new autocratic rulers.

sheffield are the oldest football club in the world, established in 1857, but tomorrow is their firstd we've got members of 59 different— to fame and we've got members of 59 different countries. when it comes to football, it's a level playing field — to football, it's a level playing field we _ to football, it's a level playing field. we are obviously hoping for victory _ field. we are obviously hoping for victory. they're one division below us, but _ victory. they're one division below us, but he — victory. they're one division below us, but be back her race —— big aspirations _ us, but be back her race —— big aspirations. as we say in football, on paper, — aspirations. as we say in football, on paper, we should win but we don't play on _ on paper, we should win but we don't play on paper. and there was a big win for saint helens at wigan in the super league derby match tonight. saints running away with it 26 points to 2 — mark percival with the pick of the tries, finishing off a flowing team move. a flowing team move that compelted the doubles over wigan. saints remain secoind in th

it was when i landed my car was in sheffield, | medal in the ring? had to go there, then i came home, they organised the whole town see me but i didn't expect so many people. it was touching, i couldn't believe it. my nan come running towards me. to see everyone and show my medal off and for me i hope like i can inspire them, for me kelly homes inspired me to go on, seeing her as an eight—year—old win gold, just stuck with me, and i knew i wanted to go to the olympics, it is everyone's dream. amazing, you couldn't have _ everyone's dream. amazing, you couldn't have done _ everyone's dream. amazing, you couldn't have done any _ everyone's dream. amazing, you couldn't have done any more - everyone's dream. amazing, you| couldn't have done any more with that gold medal. best of luck what come mountains the future. thank you for speaking to us. thank you for speaking to us. what comes next is the big question, will lauren price turn professional? i'm pleased to say boxing promoter eddie hearnjoins us live now on sportsday. thank you forjoining us. tell u

his death from a hotel window in sheffield. the foreign secretary says he will not resign over criticism of his overall handling of the refugee crisis. also... new research finds the covid vaccine offers a strong protection against the delta variant. you are superheroes. really? and the paralympicsjoin a global campaign to improve the lives of a billion disabled people around the world. and coming up on the bbc news channel, yorkshire county cricket club has apologised to former player azeem rafiq after an investigation into allegations of racism. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. there is a desperate scramble to escape afghanistan, as hundreds of people, fearing for their lives under taliban rule, beg and plead to be allowed to board flights out of the country. some in the crowds at kabul airport are handing over their children to startled us marines guarding the perimeter, their hope that if they can't get out, then their children might. many afghans are trying to get exit papers from western embassies and then

he received a new gene therapy, which costs nearly £1.8 million at sheffield children's hospital.ransfer his life. it's a new gene therapy called zolgensma, costing £1.79 million, administered at the children's hospital in sheffield. without medical intervention, he wouldn't live to his second birthday. his parents have been scared he wouldn't get this amazing chance of life. yay! we're just so relieved, excited, scared, apprehensive, nervous — absolutely, completely petrified. it's a game changer. it is absolutely changed the face of sma. this is when he was seven weeks old in hospital. he had just been resuscitated by his dad. later diagnosed with severe spinal muscular atrophy. the vectors deliver new working copies of sma genes to the motor neuron cells. this new, one—off drug contains a replica of the missing gene, halting the progression of the disease, helping babies breathe without a ventilator and even crawl and walk. he shouldn't really feel anything. he's got a cannula in, which is a little bit of plastic into his vein. and the drug just goes through that over an hour.

sheffield are the oldest football club in the world, established in 1857, but tomorrow is their firstons. as we say in football, on paper, we should win, but we don't play on paper, do we? and there was a big win for saint helens at wigan in the super league derby match tonight. saints running away with it 26 points to 2 — mark percival with the pick of the tries, finishing off a flowing team move that completed the doubles over wigan. saints remain second in the table, six points behind leaders catalan dragons. much more on the bbc sport website, but that's all for now. hello. most of us can expect to see some rain at times this weekend, and some rain at times this weekend, and some of that rain will be quite heavy. saturday looks set to be the wettest day with spells of heavy rain, even the odd thunderstorm. sunday should be brighter with some sunshine, but still one or two showers. this is the recent satellite picture and you can see this stripe of cloud working from the west. it is going to bring some outbreaks of rain, and instead of clearing through quickly, this front will stic

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scott sheffield of pioneer joins us next.is bloomberg. ♪ and there you have it - wireless on the fastest, most reliable network. wow! big deal! we get unlimited for just $30 bucks. i get that too and mine has 5g included. impressive. impressive is saving four hundred bucks a year. four bucks? that's tough to beat. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. okay, that's because you all have xfinity mobile. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. ♪ guy: half past the hour. live from london, i'm guy johnson. alix steel is over in new york. this is "bloomberg markets." we are waiting for the data to come through on the inventories. is this the data last time around that wasn't crippled late? -- that was incredibly late? alix: yes, that was three weeks ago though, because you were on patient for two weeks. [laughter] -- on vacation for two weeks. [laughter] it is out. let's get to it. overall inventories actually billed by about 3.6 million. that was unexpected. cushing decline pretty nicely. gasoline inventories drew a

mike bushell, bbc news, in sheffield. mike bushell and will bayley.ay. some unsettled conditions today. thundery showers, and slowly some thundery showers, and this area slowly moving towards the uk, bringing heavy, thundery downpours behind this. ahead of it, something brighter, but not a completely dry story. breezy across south—western parts today, top temperatures more than likely getting to about 20 or 21 celsius. as we head through this evening, the weather front moves towards the east, eventually leaving us of losing a lot of its energy, but still hanging onto those heavy showers behind it. i think it should be dry as we head through tonight, and quite a mild one, lows of 11! or 15 celsius. there is an area of high pressure heading towards us, so the weather settling down and turning milder. hello, this is bbc news with me, victoria derbyshire. it is nearly won 30 pm. the headlines: the us advises it citizens not to go to kabul airport until they are asked because of a security threat outside the gates. senior taliban figures including the grou

sheffield united get underway shortly, away to swansea.n the efl on the bbc sport website. no scottish premiership action today, but there were three games in the second round of league cup. livingstone, who reached the final last season, are through to the last eight, beating st mirren on penalties. it finished 1—1 in normal time. dundee and dundee united also made it through. time now for some of the day's other sport stories. and 0lympic silver medallist cj ujah has denied any wrongdoing after a positive drugs test, having been provisionally suspended following great britain's four by 100 metre relay in tokyo. ujah said in a statement, "to be absolutely clear, i am not a cheat". a week after claiming his first motogp win from pole at the styrian grand prix, jorge martin is looking to repeat the feat. the spanish rider set a new lap record at the red bull ring as he claimed pole again for the austrian grand prix. toyota's takamoto katsuta had a lucky escape after crashing during stage ten of rally belgium, the force of the impact causing

we are not working in that hotel in sheffield, we are - that hotel in sheffield, we are working in anotheretup and organised by local councils somewhere across the country. often in yorkshire, the north and other parts. what has happened is because it has been difficult to find housing at such short notice, the home office has had to use hotels. it is not clear whether all the necessary health checks have been done. i imagine they had been done by the home office but in this incident we do not know the details and there needs to be an investigation to find out if anything was overlooked. and steps not taken to ensure all potential risks were minimised for that family put in that hotel. we risks were minimised for that family put in that hotel.— put in that hotel. we will await the results of that _ put in that hotel. we will await the results of that investigation. - put in that hotel. we will await the results of that investigation. we i results of that investigation. we will take a look ahead to the start of the paralympics in tokyo. with former swimmers ollie hynds and kate grey. now it

young afghan boy who did make it to the uk two week ago, falls to his death from a hotel window, in sheffield. more on that in the programme tonight. and in our other main news. nearly 37,000 new coronavirus cases are reported in the uk — but research finds the covid vaccine, offers strong protection, against the delta variant. a coroner has formally opened inquests into the deaths of five people who were killed in a shooting in plymouth a week ago. the inquest heard from a senior policeman that jake davison shot dead his mother maxine following an argument. you are superheroes. really? the paralympics, join a global campaign, to improve the lives of a billion disabled people, around the world. and, unearthed near a berkshire church — the site of an 8th century monastery that was believed to have been �*lost�* and has baffled historians. good evening and welcome to bbc news. there is a desperate scramble to escape afghanistan, as hundreds of people, fearing for their lives under taliban rule, beg and plead, to be allowed to board flights out of the country. the government says the uk will con

sheffield united's terrible return to the championship continues though. were beaten by huddersfieldn the scottish premiership today — but plenty of goals. most of them from celtic — they thumped 10 man st mirren 6—0. david turnbull with his first career hat trick. meanwhile livingston stay bottom of the table after losing 2—1 to motherwell. to rugby now, and hull fc narrowly beat hull kr by 23 points to 22 in a thrilling superleague derby. the two sides were level with just over half an hour's play remaining, when bureta faraimo crossed over to put hull 4 points ahead. but marc sneeds crucial late drop goal proved to be the difference after a late kr try. still to come tonight, castleford host wakefield at 7 oclock sonnyboyliston won the ebor handicap in a photo finish at york. the 10—1 shot, ridden by ben coen, and trained byjonny murtagh, edged out quickthorn with alounak finishing third. pre—race favourite hamish was earlier declared a non—runner back to the cricket and a quick update on the final of the mens's hundred at lord's. moeen ali's birmingham phoenix won the toss and de

when you go to i sheffield, you have the faces of all the olympians _ sheffield, you have the faces ofchampion. what is next for you. to — great to be a champion. what is next for you. to turn _ great to be a champion. what is next for you, to turn professional? - for you, to turn professional? that's— for you, to turn professional? that's the _ for you, to turn professional? that's the plan, _ for you, to turn professional? that's the plan, yes. - for you, to turn professional? that's the plan, yes. straightaway? i will have that's the plan, yes. straightaway? i will have a — that's the plan, yes. straightaway? i will have a little _ that's the plan, yes. straightaway? i will have a little rest _ that's the plan, yes. straightaway? i will have a little rest first. - the headlines on bbc news... a united nations report warns of a "code red for humanity", saying carbon emissions have warmed the climate in every part of the world. cheering. team gb's athletes have landed back in the uk, after one of their most successful olympic games — with a haul of 65 medals. no more social distancing

sheffield united's terrible return to the championship continues though, they were beaten by huddersfieldiff, coventry, preston and birmingham. just two games in the scottish premiership today — but plenty of goals. most of them from celtic — they thumped 10 man st mirren 6—0. david turnbull with his first career hat trick. meanwhile livingston stay bottom of the table after losing 2—1 to motherwell. to rugby now, and hull fc narrowly beat hull kr by 23 points to 22 in a thrilling superleague derby. the two sides were level with just over half an hour's play remaining, when bureta faraimo crossed over to put hull 4 points ahead. but marc sneeds crucial late drop goal proved to be the difference after a late kr try. castleford tigers are currently playing wakefield trinity. you can keep up with that match on the bbc sport website. primoz roglic of slovenia retained the overall leader's red jersey after the 8th stage of the vuelta a espana. fabio jakobsen of the netherlands finished first to pick up his second stage victory of this year's race. roglic has an 8 second overall lead. britain's

this hotel in sheffield is now the scene of a major investigation into a dreadful accident.tel on wednesday afternoon, after the boy fell from a ninth—floor window. the translator working with the afghan families being housed there said all of them were devastated. the boy and his family came to the uk under the government scheme to protect people who were at risk from the taliban. the home office says everyone is deeply saddened at the tragic death. refugee charities are demanding a wider investigation into how families arriving in the uk are being treated. there are claims that some residents had concerns about windows. those claims may be part of the police's investigation. but while the home office says it was told of no safety concerns, it has moved all families to alternative accommodation. dominic casciani, bbc news. in scotland, a new power—sharing agreement between the snp and the greens has been agreed. the deal will take the greens into a national government for the first time anywhere in the uk. it will also give the scottish government a majority to pass legisla

sheffield united, relegated from the premier league last season, and birmingham kick off in a few minutesh paris st—germain — two days after it was announced that barcelona would be releasing him from his contract. bbc sport has been told the messi camp contacted psg as soon as it became clear the catalan club would be unable to honour the reduced contract they had agreed with the argentine striker. the french club are confident a deal can be put together with messi already familiar with a number of the club's players. chelsea are closing in on sealing the return of romelu lukaku to stamford bridge. it is understood an agreement is close between inter milan and chelsea on a deal that could be worth arund £97 million. that would be just short of the british record 100 mliion that manchester city paid aston villa for england midfielder jack grealish on thursday. in rugby league's super league, leaders catalans dragons were soundly beaten by second placed st helens 24—12. the challenge cup winners put an end to the dragons ia match unbeaten run, running in five tries, the last score coming f

fish doctor that we're going to today going to go on a record under the model mark can not miss sheffield with a clear make on a clear muscle committee busy. we get into muscular somebody i go sign in to pay. don't make on my screen that you put the submission with him. anyway, he was saying, i don't, they don't like, i don't know if they're gonna want to make it like his name is going on with that. wish me yeah. we just need an extra 400000 isn't going to give me a lot of junk on which one was gonna call me on my cell with the time i thought i was on the me and i forgot about it. you know, on, within, i did, what do you mean? you go, there was a no show, i started with them, alaska, but it so i mean last on, you know, i know, but i get it when i find i source i this to for the discussion again. tell me who survived me. god don't, don't do storage. how about that is this your yeah good. i'm a yeah. good. i would be i could do that. i finally got to north dakota boucher we just use it is not easy to the will the carrier to set that up but it is available in the mean finish getting each oth

continue, you was just sure what the judgment on those you want to know, i guess are usually due to sheffield test look right. yes. and you know the quarter was actually it was awesome. you can get a get can you? and you can yes. even though, but the good evening, susan, doesn't this? sure. his sure his thought is easy to find out. come over. scott skies will use you should be as i'm with her friend to know that he is a guy in a bit of the way she does not have any how i did not get to know your name or there was a little show here. it was who saw the yeah, the sun smell, they would. yeah. they would. yeah. nick, there was for janik. eula. yeah. casa and paul dick with the baby. interesting to me scott harvey. about this. just bear with me when you get a time? yes. well that's i was yeah, i mean that's if i didn't get it because of that a get him there. let's go to get us to come. what you say get a plan to look what would be yes. well you pay them well. yeah, shuffled. now you too well and again, i think that's really all i should know was silbert. did you live on the stream on this side or

i was just sure that the judgment on those who are going to get by are usually not sheffield. look for the right place. you know the quarter chair was actually it was awesome. you because you get a get him you and you can yes. even though the good evening susie, this sure his service i thought is you know, find outcome, know that there's a sort of guy. oh yes. you go to the plan to know that he is a guy and she does not have any idea because now you get to know you i do show here was who saw the yeah, the sun smell that they would. yeah. they would there was for janik eula. yeah. kasha and paul deck with the baby. they gave me scott harvey about this. just been with them in june. you have, i guess i'm yeah. you what you was you. yeah. i mean that's if i didn't get it because it says that a get a bill and let's go to get us to come for you to get a plan to look what would you tell you pay them well. yeah, shuffled now you too well and again, i know that's the way late. yeah. all should know was so did you live on the stream on this side of my side or i think on this site you we

sally hurst caught up with him at his training base in sheffield before he left forjapan.hen you've worked for it for over ten years now, it'sjust when you've worked for it for over ten years now, it's just such a proud feeling to be going. it's like the dream's come true.— proud feeling to be going. it's like the dream's come true. when jack she - herd the dream's come true. when jack shepherd picked _ the dream's come true. when jack shepherd picked up _ the dream's come true. when jack shepherd picked up a _ the dream's come true. when jack shepherd picked up a badminton l shepherd picked up a badminton racket for the first time at ten, the sport wasn't even on the paralympic programme. but he fell in love with it instantly. just paralympic programme. but he fell in love with it instantly.— love with it instantly. just the s - eed, love with it instantly. just the speed. the — love with it instantly. just the speed, the style _ love with it instantly. just the speed, the style of _ love with it instantly. just the speed, the style of the - love with it instantly. just t

in the championship, west bromwich albion are top of the table after thrashing sheffield united 4—0 andand a goalfrom dara 0'shea had the baggies 2—0 up before alex mowatt bagged a third six minutes later. callum robinson then followed close behind to seal a comfortable 4—0 victory. that was enough to see them jump ahead of fulham at the top on goal difference. well in the night's other results, bournemouth scored two goals in the last quarter of an hour to win at birmingham. a first win of the season for derby, whilst qpr spent most of the second half a man down, but still managed to beat middlesborough 4—3, while nottingham forest are still without a point after losing to blackburn. tennis — and andy murray is out of the cincinnati masters, after losing to ninth seed and wimbledon semi finalist, hubert hurkacz. it was the first meeting on the tour between the two players, with two—time champion murray losing a tie break before beaten in straight sets 7—6, 6—3 by the 24—year—old pole. british number two heather watson is also out. she lost to world number one, ashleigh barty, in straig

arrived in britain with with his familyjust a few days ago, has died in an accident at a hotel in sheffieldajeedi fell from a ninth—floor room where he was staying with his mother, after fleeing the taliban. if you want to get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. we talk live to an award—winning photo—journalist who spent years documenting life for afghan women under the taliban two decades ago. the worlds most political city is assessing the health of the worlds most powerful man. indeed i did have a relationship with her that was not appropriate. in a relationship with her that was not appmpriate-— appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. 97 --eole appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. 97 peeple have — appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. 97 people have been _ appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. 97 people have been killed - appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. 97 people have been killed todayl 97 people have been killed today were the worst days of violence. over the past ten days, 500 have died. . ., ., ~ ., , over the

arrived in britain with with his family just a few days ago, has died in an accident at a hotel in sheffieldunib majeedi fell from a ninth—floor room where he was staying with his mother, after fleeing the taliban. medical staff attacked, hospitals understaffed and a divisive vaccination rollout. that's the dire situation painted by healthcare workers and volunteers in myanmar, as the nation battles a third, devastating wave of covid—i9 infections. the number of daily deaths are officially around 360 — this is thought to be a vast underestimate and cremations in yangon, myanmar�*s biggest city, are said to be inundated with bodies. one organisation working on the ground is medecins sans frontieres, commonly known as doctors without borders. it's calling on myanmar�*s militaryjunta, now in power after february's coup, to ensure people have safe access to healthcare, and for medical staff to provide care without intimidation. we can now speak to jason mills from medecins sans frontieres in myanmar. hejoins us now from myit — chi—ina in kachin state. the first instance, just talk us through wha

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sally hurst has been talking to him at his training base in sheffield. to be going and it's like the dream's come true. whenjack shepherd first picked up a badminton racket at the age of ten, the sport was not even on the paralympic programme. but he fell in love with it instantly. it's just like the speed, the style of the shots, it were a sport, that is, when i was younger, at school, i could... because it was technique—based, i could play against average height people as well as people like myself, so it was quite inclusive and yeah, ijust really liked the sport. a major setback at 1a, when a corrective surgery on his legs took him out of the sport for nine months, only strengthened his resolve. i'd run up and down the sports hall, we'd do speed ladders, hurdles, just trying to lose some of the weight that i put on and regain some movement within the legs again. so sports was massive for me to, mentally and physically, get back to good health and a good level and to be able to compete again. even though he's the world number one, he credits his succes

they are j in the uk is making progress, and just before we came on year i looked at sheffield university'sis generating one fifth of its total fuel requirements from fossil fuels that capacity for fairness is a global average, so we are making progress, but yes, there is an awful lot more to do and i'm sure we will find out a lot more at the conference in glasgow at the end of the year. that is on the run run up to the international event and it is seen as one of the most critical events when it comes to climate change since the paris agreement. hydrogen is an interesting. _ paris agreement. hydrogen is an interesting, notjust _ paris agreement. hydrogen is an interesting, notjust a _ paris agreement. hydrogen is an interesting, notjust a popular. interesting, notjust a popular thing at the moment. germany has put aside a multibillion euro deposit of money towards this, and it has a summit coming up on the 31st of august looking to develop a plan to drive down the cost of hydrogen by 80% over the next ten years so there are lots of initiatives in these areas. thank you so much for giving u

as long as -- i'll bet -- let's take a close look at scott sheffield, more about the quarter and thisdifferent, and his emphasis on esg. welcome back to "mad money." >> jim, always great to see you. we did have a great quarter we've been talking about the variable dividend for about 18 months as you said, we moved it up to 75% of our free cash flow, a significant increase if you look at the rest of the year, we're about an 8% dividend in 2022, we're about a 12%, if you look over the next five years, it averages about 9% dividend, so it should put us tess top of all s&p 500 companies. the reason it goes back to 9, is because it drops about $10 over the next five years. scott, how did you come up with this and change the company? you have two big acquisitions, you're flaring far mo committed to esg, talking it, not just saying it, yet you're also producing the best return. you know, i've always loved pioneer, but this is a radical transformation >> yeah, jim, i think i mentioned this before on my show, but when i came back two years ago, i led the ffort we had to stop the flaring in the

butjared, subsequent mp for sheffield halim charged with multiple offences of false representation.at made actually is the result of a bomb being planted, but they have to investigate and they are focused on an abandoned, apparent that he make an abandoned, apparent that he make an abandoned, apparent that he make an abandoned car. that he make an abandoned car. —— at the barricade, the police and the particular part of washington, dc, the federal buildings are there, no more details but the area has been sealed off for over an hour now and they're investigating an active bomb threat in a vehicle that may or may not include a device. hello there. for most of us through the rest of the date the weather of the day the weather is going to stay pretty cloudy. there will be a few gaps in the cloud every now and then, a little bit of sunshine but some of this cloud will be thick enough to bring some rain. now the most persistent of the rain will be working across into yorkshire and lincolnshire through the afternoon. got a few showers moving from wales and the south—west into the midlands

danielle sheffield is a supervisor. >> i used the football game to enhance my skills to work the radar concentration, spatial awareness and coordination translate to the tower. >> there are a lot of 18 year olds who would be thrilled to hear, hey, my video game, addict, mom and dad, is useful for something. >> i think they would be really excited about this career. >> reporter: 18-year-old nathan certainly is. >> makes me feel pretty good that something that i had honestly just enjoyed for all my life can pay off going into a career that i hadn't taken interest in. >> reporter: that's exactly what the faa is hoping for. savannah sellers, nbc news, new york. >> i used to be addicted to the sims. >> would that prepare you? >> i'm older than 31. probably not. >> like grand theft auto. what does that prepare you -- >> i never played madden i'm confused. but, hey, it works. >> whatever works. absolutely. our thanks to savannah sellers right there. >>> thank you, guys for watching this weekend. big day ahead in tokyo, as you know. men's track and field. >> we'll be watching. so good to have

in the championship, west bromwich albion are top of the table after thrashing sheffield united 4—0 and difference. well, in the night's other results, bournemouth scored two goals in the last quarter of an hour to win at birmingham. a first win of the season for derby, whilst qpr spent most of the second half a man down, but still managed to beat middlesborough 4—3, while nottingham forest are still without a point after losing to blackburn. tennis, and andy murray is out of the cincinnati masters, after losing to ninth seed and wimbledon semi finalist, hubert hurkacz. it was the first meeting on the tour between the two players, with two—time champion murray losing a tie break before beaten in straight sets 7—6, 6—3 by the 24—year—old pole. british number two heather watson is also out. she lost to world number one, ashleigh barty, in straight sets. it was the australian's first match since losing in the first round at the tokyo olympics, and she needed a tie break to beat watson. to golf, and the final women's major of the year gets under way tomorrow. and this year's aig women's 0pe

as the sheffield suspect shuffled out of the courtroom riley good riches father who was nearby yell that the accused murderer. >> don't know >> mendez is charged with murder attempted murder, but also planning the attacks. we have filed a line in special circumstance and what that means is that this man, that makes him a eligible for the death penalty. >> in norcal riley good. rich's parents spoke to a crowd of more than a 100 people here at a vigil for their daughter at the new beginnings church. >> make sure that i cain to just show the family. in the show on. riley support while 31 miles away and santa ana, a similar scene played out at mother day high school. >> we're barajas attended classes. and just a few minutes he's being held without bail. >> in oakland today. police hosted this backpack giveaway to help kids with school supplies needed for the upcoming school year. there's also a vaccine clinic at this event. but the new school year just around the corner officers know encouraging eligible children to get the vaccine before the school year starts. let's talk about our 4 zone f

as the sheffield suspect shuffled out of the courtroom riley good riches father who was nearby yell thathe accused murderer. >> don't know >> mendez is charged with murder attempted murder, but also planning the attacks. we have filed a line in special circumstance and what that means is that this mean that makes eligible for the death penalty. >> in norcal riley good. rich's parents spoke to a crowd of more than a 100 people here at a vigil for their daughter at the new beginnings church. >> i made sure that i cain to just show the family. in the show on. riley support while 31 miles away and santa ana, a similar scene played out at modern day high school. >> we're barajas attended classes. and just a few minutes he's being held without bail. >> kron 4 monitoring a developing story tonight. the national hockey league says it is now looking into claims that san jose's sharks star forward. van der cain bet on his own games and intentionally trying to throw games in order to support a gambling addiction. the move comes after an instagram post made by cain's wife anna who claims her husband

it began august 10 and has about 380 students in the town of sheffield.d dies on my watch? how do i say to you, i'm really sorry, we did everything we could except for masking because the governor's executive order prohibited me from doing so? can you get inside the heads of these republican governors like abbott who are saying schools may not prevent covid from coming in, because i don't get? >> i don't except to say he's trying to appeal to a very small, vocal, republican primary base because he's in the middle of a republican primary with two people who are seen as even further to the right than him. parents are feeling it all over the state. the other day, my 6-year-old brought home this note from his public school that says that two individuals at the school tested positive for covid. mind you, he'd only been in school for about four days at that point. >> yeah. >> the lack of the ability of a lot of school districts to do everything that they can to protect these children is bad for the children, and it's making parents very angry toward the governo

when you go to sheffield, you look around the walls| and there's the faces - of all the olympians thatvery special club? - yeah, unbelievable obviously. olympic champion is another level, and, yeah, i'm glad to be in there, on their table now and being champion. what's next for you? are you going to turn professional? that's the plan, yeah. i will definitely turn professional, yeah, that's the plan. ok, that's exciting. straightaway? i'll have a little rest, relax, and then, yeah, i will turn professional, yeah. many congratulations to him and all of the team gb athletes. they are all now back on british slander after arriving at heathrow at lunchtime. more sports but if things coming up for you a little after half past. one more story. vodafone has become the second uk phone company to bring back roaming charges for people travelling in europe. from january, new and upgrading customers will be charged at least £1 a day to use their mobiles in eu countries. initially, all operators said they would not reintroduce a roaming charge after brexit despite having the option to. now it's time

arranges to relieve britain's financial woes for a few more months and suddenly the peace option is sheffield by the british cabinet and as late as august 28th british foreign secretary gray is still telling how is that any peace move would be premature, seen as pro-german and, of course, lloyd george publicly commits the british government to a fight to the finish by a knockout blow. seems to me that made it impossible for the british government from then on to entertain anything but a peace that made germany look like a supplicant so that's my first moment that i would like you to respond to. the second is in the -- in the fall of 1969 and the winter of 1916-'17 -- >> we may want to take them one at a time for the audience to hold these. >> sure, sure. let's go ahead. >> hold the chronologies together. >> yeah. go ahead. please. >> so what trigg is referring to, the narrative is intricate, and he's referring actually to the first real window for peace was actually back in back in may -- in the spring of 1916. at that time wilson was pleading with the british to ask for his mediation. the br

i can speak now to danjarvis, the labour mp for barnsley central and mayorfor sheffield city region.is, thank you forjoining us. i want to start by asking you what you make of that defence of dominic raab by ben wallace, saying no amount of phone calls to an afghan government at that time, last friday, would have made any difference to what was going on with the situation with the interpreters? well, we will probably never know if that was the case or not. but it seems to me that at a point of international crisis the foreign secretary should be at his desk and not on the beach. so i think it is right to the questions are being answered about the way in which the government has responded to this unfolding crisis in afghanistan. i think it is incumbent upon them now to demonstrate that they are getting a grip of the situation, that they are engaging with international allies, working with partners in the region, doing everything they possibly can to speed the evacuation effort that is currently under way, and to avert a humanitarian catastrophe that afghanistan is facing. catastrophe

asi as i have found out on numerous occasions coming from sheffield to manchester. journey between sheffield and manchester. it became, to use the modern parlance, a marmite road. people either loved it or they hated it, just as they do today. it was a fasterjourney, but it didn't actually make much difference. it never attracted enough traffic to repay the money that had been spent on it. many people assume that the snake pass got its name from the way it twists and turns like a snake, but actually it was named after the building just behind me, what used to be the snake inn, a pub on this route. over the years, in bad weather, the road has sometimes been closed, with drifts of snow making it completely impassable. something pub landlord sean whyte knows all about. he runs the inn which overlooks the pass. people try and go up, and they think it's all right, and they get stuck and they come down. we leave a room open for them overnightjust in case people get trapped because once the pub has shut, they can't get in. we have room seven over there ready for the eventu

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