i bet it's chaotic in that final sprint, enough., yeah, what a way to finish. ethan hayter and oliver wood took silver in the men's madison. they needed a big effort from hayter to overtake the belgian pair in the last two laps to finish second. hayter and wood had already won gold in the team pursuit, and hayter also won the 0mnium last night. ethan vernon also won a bronze in the final race of the champoinships — the elimination. so rugby league, women's rugby union, plenty of world cups at the moment and another got under way this morning. cricket�*s t20 world cup in australia and there was a real shock in the first match. sri lanka one of the teams expected to qualify for the main stage of the tournament later in the month — were beaten by namibia a side ranked 14th in the world. that's all from sportsday. just a reminder come in the last 15 minutes or so, they completed a 1—0 victory in the premier league and a hugely intriguing and entertaining game, vitalfor all of hugely intriguing and entertaining game, vital for all of tho

immediately after the vote was an i sprinted _ immediately after the vote was an i sprinted downstairs spilling out of the chamber and i've _ they are spilling out of the chamber and i've never seen a c like it. there — and i've never seen a c like it. there were _ and i've never seen a c like it. there were a group of mostly women mps huddled around the commons leader— mps huddled around the commons leader and they were telling her about— leader and they were telling her about disgraceful behaviour they'd seen one of the college is being pushed. — seen one of the college is being pushed, shoved, manhandled, bullied, theirwords— pushed, shoved, manhandled, bullied, their words into voting lobbies. and penny— their words into voting lobbies. and penny mordaunt was saying send me the evidence of this. incredibly chaotic — the evidence of this. incredibly chaotic. we should say now that number — chaotic. we should say now that number ten is chaotic. we should say now that numberten is at chaotic. we should say now that number ten is at the point where the chief with— number ten is at the

the last two years were an all out sprint and you can't sprint forever and i heard you talking aboutking out in the earlier segment, you can't sprint forever, you have to slow down and catch your breath and sprint again and that's every market. rates are much higher. if you look at national median price, it's just under $450,000. your average american if they bought a house last summer compared to buying a home this past august, their monthly payment with where rates are now has gone up over $1,000 a month. their wages haven't gone up. the cost of all goods have gone up so a lot of people are saying, let me wait. this isn't 2 2008. this isn't the housing crisis and everyone that bought a home from 2008 to 2020 can afford it. they've been overly qualified and it's a pain in the butt to get a loan. they'll say i'll wait. let's see how things go and that's okay. cheryl: yeah, let's talk about sellers. service connecteds will have to get realist -- sellers will have to get realistic with prices, are they? >> they are now, now. cheryl: a few months ago didn't seem to be so much. >> a few

the men's sprint team also took bronze, as did jess roberts in the women's scratch race, which was eveny with that. i'm actually quite emotional because my granddad passed away on saturday, so, yeah, like, he took me around everywhere as a youth, like, taking me around races, this is a race for him so, yeah, i'm really happy. that's all the sport for now. that's on bbc radio five extra and on the bbc sport website. you can find more on all of our stories at the website. that's it for now. back in one hour. thank you. the activist and nobel peace laureate malala yousafzai has met victims of pakistan's devastating floods as part of an attempt to reinforce the need for critical humanitarian aid to the country. it's only the second visit to her home country since she was shot in the head while returning from school by the pakistani taliban in the swat valley a decade ago. she's been speaking to the bbc�*s sahar baloch. when i met those families, when i met the girls, you know, i realised how... ..how intense and immense the impact of these floods has been. we see some figures in the news bu

name a famous jamaican runner who is currently the only athlete in history to win sprint distances worth00 meters at three olympic games in a row we are slowly catching up with tatyana artyom this football goalkeeper played most of his career in a light helmet. he played for chelsea arsenal and the czech national team. and which goalkeeper are we talking about? a very famous czech person, is that right? women's question, well, probably in a sense , dancesport includes two programs, as they are called european and latin american program. that's right, two steps forward. dmitry let's try two, try two, name the maximum the number of rowers that can be in a boat in rowing competitions is four. eight, unfortunately 8 artyom name the only country that has participated in all the world cups. this is the only country, it is a direct football power. let it be e. i don't know argentina brazil geographically you were close, but unfortunately this is the wrong answer. correctly, this brazil tatiana again draws to herself. i was left with only the easiest question of the first level. what is thrown i

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what this someone like yourself whose job it is to cover the races, what interests you in this sprint? guest: i focus on october surprises and i remember so many and people assume there is one big giant october surprise that changes everything and occasionally that happens. this is the 60th anniversary of the cuban missile crisis, which occurred in october 1962, right before john f. kennedy's only midterm election and it did help the democrats and there was no change in congress. they held the house by a wide margin in the senate as well. -- and the senate as well and i wrote -- the republicans might have done better if not for the cuban missile crisis which appeared to be a victory for the united states so he gave a glow to the kennedy administration and there are so many people that don't remember because they can be small and affect one state or one demographic. i am up for those because they can be significant when you have very close races as you do for the senate. host: have we seen some october surprises? guest: the first one is the dobbs decision. we use the term october surpr

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but i mean, you know, it's not a sprint it's a marathon when it is a sprint.ust didn't want to say what he really wanted to say. >> greg: right. which is --. >> tyrus: y'all bleep beep stop leave everybody alone, you're ruining everything. cancel culture is back, and we have to fix this stuff and no one's going to listen to him. unfortunately, because they should but it's not his party anymore. it's progressive socialists dreaming the realms and real president like oh balm a are struck because that's unfortunate because us republicans could have a conversation with that democrat. he cannot of a conversation with a socialist person is going to call me a white supremacist as soon as i hit them with the facts. >> greg: yeah. or your fists. what do you say charles. >> charles: this is post president oh balm a, having a hard time. he has a $40 million house here, he can't do it anymore. governor was being good at a hypocrite. don't eat beef and he a is the first one at the barbecue ksaid here. >> i'm trying to be an angry as the rest of us. i don't even have solar

when it is a sprint. because he just did not want to say what he really wanted to sbl say., leave everybody alone. you are ruining everything brett cancel culture i ys bad. no one cares about your firstfi worlx d problems. n and we've got to fix the stuff. no one is going to listen to him because unfortunate they should but it is not his party anymore it is progressive socialist driving the rooms in rea pl democrats like president obama are stuck because their party has been overtaken. and it is just unfortunate.be because we couldca use us d republicans coulemd have a conversation with that democratt we cannot have a conversation of the socialist persons when call me a white supremacist as soon as i hit him with the facts. >> or your fist. what you say charles? >> you know, listen this isth posted president obamais he is having a hard time there's got 40 million-dollar house here. he can't do it anymore. like listen, gore was good at it he was good at being a hypocrite. don't eat beef units first one at the barbecue. what if you got right question obama's like listen i can

thank you >>> all right, let's take a look now at some stories to watch as we begin the final 11-day sprint to election day. a historic first, lgbtq plus candidates will be on the ballot in all 50 statesn their primari, which is a 18% increase from 2020 >> and oregon would be the first to decide weather hhether healti a human right. >> and five states are set to vote on whether to close loopholes that would allow forced labor in prisons. >> and as fans watch the world series, there will be new ads on abortion a top democratic group paid an estimated 100 grand for a single airing, but republicans will swing back with their own ads. a political group and dr. oz's campaign have bought a seven-game package for about 700 grand so they can throw fastballs of their own in the tight pennsylvania senate race in hot button issues like abortion and inflation on the line, women archarged up and expected to flood the polls with a pink wave in the lixs. brie jackson joins us. you talked to some women voters across the country, what did they tell you. >> reporter: i spoke with female voters in backgttlegr

they're sprinting across here! you did very well.ing the side railings, which is very sensible. but i think the real samurai way is to walk across to the middle. i'm going to do that. 15 metres up and 150 feet across, this bridge is today reinforced with steel girders and rebuilt every two or three years. yes. what a samurai can do, ican do. so, further inland we go, and the stranger things become. so i'm now walking into a village, which on the face of it is like many other rural villages injapan. it's peaceful, serene and quiet. almost too quiet. nagoro is going through the same process as thousands of other villages here — a low birth rate and an exodus from the countryside to the big city, leaving an alarming number of new ghost towns. but one lady who returned to her home village to look after her elderly father was dismayed by this trend and vowed to try and repopulate the village after a fashion. konichiwa. nice to meet you. and yourfriends. now it's become a cottage industry, using old newspapers and clothes donated by fellow

she needed to win the final sprint of the event to secure what is the first individual world title of follows on from that team pursuing silver that she helped great britain to win earlier in the week.— earlier in the week. yeah, definitely _ earlier in the week. yeah, definitely the _ earlier in the week. yeah, definitely the icing - earlier in the week. yeah, definitely the icing on - earlier in the week. yeah, definitely the icing on the | earlier in the week. yeah, - definitely the icing on the kick. it's been a bit frustrating. we have had good form as a team and shown some strong elements, but it's not always just come together to generate that result. soto get always just come together to generate that result. so to get the opportunity to see what we had left in the legs today, pretty much, and it was enough. a little bit chaotic in that final stand, but, yeah, what a way to finish. ethan and oliver wood — what a way to finish. ethan and oliver wood took _ what a way to finish. ethan and oliver wood took silver - what a way to finish. ethan and oliver wood took silver in - what

so i would say it's definitely out of line to say that the day is able to act to take on the sprint against niemen, at this time, for infractions that were taken online. the doctor could check the headlines here on the dra 0. north korea has saw 2 more ballistic missiles towards the east coast. it comes 2 days after another longer range weapon was launched. the un security council was meeting to discuss tuesdays launch when a to more fired on thursday. from brian reports from so says there's been a few of this reaction from south korea president you and took y'all saying that he accepts that this is a very worrying escalation for people in south career, but at vowing to protect the nation safety. he says, also making reference to the fact that tuesdays launch at 4500 kilometers range a puts the u. s. territory. the island of guam and the western pacific within range with its a large military us base is now back in 2017. when relations were just about as bad as they have been for decades, the north koreans were making threats against guam. the white house has criticize the opec plus oil prod

it is a straight sprint up the historic street. one category of the race is fixed, meaning only single gear bikes are allowed. the open category let's you bring any two wheeled bike as long as it is human powered. >> curing is important. i have seen people come up the hill in the wrong gear and it is painful to watch. other than that, there is no strategy to it. full gas for about 90 seconds. >> it is south bay resident just fourth time attending the rest of the race and he says the most important thing is to have fun out there. >>> coming up in the sports, >>> christian mccaffrey could make his 49ers debut tomorrow against the chiefs. he hopes to hit the ground running after arriving back in the bay area on friday. >> reporter: it came as a surprise to mccaffrey and his new teammates. >> i joked around with fred and said just watch. we are going to do it, and he didn't believe me, but i don't think i really believed myself. >> i found out probably five seconds before you guys found out and i was ecstatic. >> the 49ers went all in.

. >> reporter: but inflation is clearly at the top of mind for voters in the sprint oh the midterms a poll out this week showed 31% of voters said the economy is the most important issue, ahead of crime, abortion, the war in ukraine. that's true for republicans and democrats. inflation is forcing many households to change their behavior demand for gas dropped over the past week, from 9.5 million barrels per day to 8.3 million less demand could ease the pressure on prices some say they're already seeing double digit declines, including wisconsin, michigan, nevada, ohio notice anything? those happen to be swing states that could determine who controls congress this november. >> really funny how that happens. thank you very much. >>> vladamir putin's declaring martial law in the four occupied regions that he illegally annexed in ukraine areas technically in russian hands but moscow does not control because it's a war zone. the move does give the russian military sweeping power to detain and arrest civilians. and forcibly relocate them, which seems to be the point. this all comes as ukrai

we need to sprint. a year-long sprint going into next fall.ar of 2023 to do everything that we can to help every single child ketchup before we go back to school a year from now. >> here's why i'm worried about what you said. your last statement, you could've said it in the spring of 2020, could've said in the fall of 2020, could've said all of 2021. we've said this over and over and it did not happen. the biden ministration set aside billions of dollars to catch kids up on the education front and most of that money has not even been spent yet. >> it's a great point. it's an absolute cause for concern. i do think that we know how to do this. i know we know how to do. the intensive tutoring for children, whether it is, physically whether it is virtually, whether there it is a combination. more, matt moore reading after school. saturdays, weekends. students won't love when i say this. we might need that time to help students catch. out we can do, this we have to do with a tremendous sense of urgency. very targeted, very strategic. this is not so

what most interests you and this final 14 day sprint? guest: i remember so many of them. people assume there's just one big, giant october surprise that changes everything. occasionally, that happens. this is the 60th anniversary of the cuban missile crisis, which occurred in october of 1962, right before jennifer kennedy -- john f. kennedy's only midterm election. it did help the democrats. there was virtually no change in congress. held the house by a wide margin. the senate as well. i think republicans would have done better had not been for the cuban missile crisis which ended in what appeared to be a victory for the united states. it gave a glow to the kennedy administration that helped the midterm election. there are so many others that people don't remember because they can be small and effect one state or they can affect one demographic. i look for those because they can be significant when you have close races as we do for the senate. host: have we seen some october surprises? guest: the first october surprise is the dobbs decision but it didn't occur in october.

. >> reporter: in the final sprint to election day, many gop candidates are laser focused on the economy. >> the issue i see every single day is the cost of living crisis. people are downright scares. >> reporter: voters weighing who will best handle their economic certains will soon have their say. nichelle medina, cbs news. >> his administration will target fees by airlines, cable companies and ticket sellers. >>> after four years of continuing declines, average monthly affordable care act premiums will rise by 4% in 2023. this increase will impact those covered under the benchmark silver plan compared to this year's 3% drop. now, despite the bump, most enrollees won't feel that change thanks to subsidies that congressional democrats were able to put through. >>> election day is just 13 days away across the country and the biggest question nationally, who will control the house and the senate when it is all said and done? right now, candidates are making last minute pushes in raiser thin races and the key may be pennsylvania. here is skyler henry. >> reporter: lieutenant governor john

and jim, notably that blended post-paid churn includes sprint. asked us are you catching a falling knife? those guys are losing hundreds of thousands of customers every half year. how's that ever going to work out? highest churn in the industry. and it turns out sprint customers are no different if you just love them and give them a great value and a great network, they'll stick around. >> i want to understand, in the conference call there's been some little i think nuance i've got to get right the report, the way i read it is not true but you were saying phone subscriber growth is moderating i read thats anot your growth is moderating but for some it's moderating fill me in on this will you >> well, you sum up all the net adds in the industry and it's a vibrant growing industry but it's a little bit more muted than this sort of exuberance that people had and what we've been telling people for quarters and quarters is when it moderates who's going to come out on top will be t-mobile because unlike our competitors we have a viable sustainable grow

the child since sprinting away this man who police say is the mill suspect wearing all black walking toward her before turning away a day before, authorities say the young girl told them that the same man offered her candy while she was on her way to school and then approached her again the next day. but this time on foot , everything is just mind boggling right now. i'm just happy. she's okay. her mother telling our miami station wplg. she's thankful her little girl managed to get away safely. i'm just happy that she made a good conscious decisionnd we'll seek help. and with halloween just days away, there is an urgent effort to catch the suspect. authorities continue to hand out flyers across the neighborhood with that suspect's picture on it, hoping someone will recognize him. elwyn lopez . abc news, los angeles thank you residents living in the shadow of hawaii's mauna loa volcano volcano received an unnerving message this weekend to be prepared. the mountain has not erupted since 1984, but it has been at the yellow alert stage for about three years. now, recent earthquake activi

the women's sprint team raced off against the netherlands — lauren bell, sophie farewell and it couldn'ty set a new world record to win the gold medal. the men were next up and an identical result for alastair fielding, hamish turnbull and jack carlin — they beat germany to the bronze medal. australia beat netherlands in the final but carlin reckons great britain are in a good place going into the olympics next year. and 23—year—old jess roberts also took bronze for britain in the first final of the championships, in the womens scratch race, as italy's martina fidanza successfully defended her world title. roberts dedicated her medal to her grandfather, who passed away at the weekend. i'm really happy with that. my i'm really happy with that. m granddad passed i'm really happy with that. m1: granddad passed away on i'm really happy with that. m1 granddad passed away on saturday. so, yeah, he took me everywhere as a youth, take me around races. this is a race for him. yes, i'm very happy. and cycling team ineos grenadiers have signed their first female rider. pauline ferrand—prevot is a m

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institutions are required to police themselves but the playbook can be complicated so educators are now sprinting to teach the new game plan. in philadelphia, this recent high school workshop focused on the potential pitfalls >> you got to understand what the contract says. >> reporter: al amadou is a top basketball prospect from pennsylvania what does basketball mean to you? >> almost everything. >> reporter: earlier this year the high school senior was approached about an nil deal to make a digital trading card >> you definitely profit a lot from it but i wasn't too sure about it i'm still in high school. >> reporter: amadou says he didn't take the deal, and never asked about nil during recruitment, not wanting colleges to think he was committing for the money. but he believes there are definitely nil opportunities for him in college >> i could change my mind >> reporter: paterno says college athletes being able to make money was long overdue, but he worries about bidding wars is this good for college sports >> as an old school guy, i'll tell you no. but as a guy who understands money that's in

end of the story this war is not over ukraine this war is not yet won - this is not a short-term sprintis is a long exhausting marathon and we must make sure that we can activate the necessary financial support others types of assistance also and next year after the winter it is important not only for supporting ukraine now but also for the reconstruction of the country and military support in the winter so i agree unfortunately it is a long marathon and thank you very much for your support and help during its passage let's get back to what we started with to the shelling of ukrainian citizens and ukrainian infrastructure immediately after that german chancellor ofsholtz convened an urgent meeting and this was done at the request of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky how do you do you think that the world leaders will somehow be able to put pressure on putin or at least influence him to stop what he is doing now i think there are certain signs that putin is really politically isolated in the summer we saw the shanghai cooperation organization ourselves and recently we saw anoth

we all have different, you know, someone more than someone sprinting abilities.meone has a very powerful beginning of the fungus, someone has the ending of the fungus, that is , the muscles work a little differently. well, every person. yes, the length of the fibers themselves is different. because you need to work to work, that is, how to lay out the technique with an athlete a little bit, it’s not like it is in the background, but it all depends on the athlete himself. not even from the coach, but the coach like this in the second part, as an athlete himself will be given in training, that is, this will be the result. the mechanism must work, as a whole must be achieved to the ideal, when this sport has already come out of achievements. there everything is every millimeter. it matters, every second, every fraction of a second, every centimeter. that is, it's all important, even there with every fungus. here you are. count here, uh, let's say i rake out a mushroom. yes, i'm every fungus on a millimeter. my boat is better than yours, that is, the boat arrives a m

in the final sprint to election day, many gop candidates are laser focused on the economy. >> the number one issue that i hear every single day at fairs and festivals is the cost of living crisis. people are downright scared. >> reporter: voters waiting who will best handle the economic concerns , will soon have there will say. >> the president says the atco will also target fees charged by airlines, cable companies, and ticket sellers. >>> today, antioch's mayor says he filed a police report after a man attacked him at a luncheon. quote, after giving a speech at the antioch chamber of commerce, i was aggressively approached by an older white male in the 50s. violence has absolutely no place in the public discourse , and i will never be tolerated. my hope is that this individual is arrested and prosecuted. the mayor also said that the man tried to hit him again, but people trapped in to stop him. >>> the driver who hit and killed a woman in san francisco's sunset system is now facing criminal charges. one woman died and was taken to the hospital. robert greene from hayward is now charged

political sprint or rhinestone how can the fight against the economic crisis in britain lead to a new fight for the premiership? well, as well as the land issue, the crimean farmer risks losing business due to errors in paperwork. we start with the main political events of the day the federation council today will consider constitutional laws on the entry of new regions into russia, this is the donetsk and luhansk republics of zaporizhia kherson region , in fact, this is the penultimate step on the way to a fateful decision for millions of civilians, then the documents will go to the president for signature on the eve of the laws were ratified in the state duma. all the deputies voted unanimously . let me remind you that the historic agreements were signed in the kremlin last friday. prior to this , referendums were held in the regions, the vast majority residents supported the accession to russia, the state language of all four regions will become russian, while the right to preserve their native language is guaranteed, cash payments will be made in rubles, but until the end of the y

i sprinted. i have to sidney with. my mother is a farmer. she is into agriculture and then my dad is a business love. he's into real estate. i want to move, i i like to favey, you're getting aw, this is more as well. i, i like all kinds of music, but the one i like most years go school. but i think that that big girl, well for those are one poverty to hunger for power l l d, illegal mining, which me destroy our what our body will . i hope that her, when i finish my education, i get her would job to, to k o or to have been needy. those who need help, i hope to be one of the key scientists. and i'll go quarter if no, make an impact in broaden sassy no more farmer. and i also hoped to make it more i talked through and pool loyal employ, and that's all from us at global 3000 this week. thanks for watching. and we love hearing from you, so drop us a line to global 3000 and d, w dot com and check out our facebook page to dw global ideas. see you next time. take care ah, with with ice contain the answer to fixing climate change. a team of researche

under the circumstances, susan naturally sprinted upstairs to the phone and called her father, and then things began to get really confused. president nixon told jerry, he wanted to speak to both of us, and as my husband, asked to please pick up the extension. that is the nonexistent childproof extension. attempting to remain cool and controlled, jerry explained that problem, and he said, you know, to the president, please, can you call back, giving him our phone number. [laughs] then, he hung up. he came back downstairs, and said, you know, president nixon is going to call back because he wants to also have you on the phone when he speaks to me. we waited what's seems like an eternity. to this day, i wonder what we had done if the other phone hadn't run a few minutes later. i often wonder what would've happened or how he would've handled it. well, that call not only changed my life from being typical, suburban wife of a member of congress into the vice president's wife -- vice president designate wife. but, trust in flock, cooking stakes in our backyard, and i, within a half hour, was

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>>> good evening, i'm james smartwood, and i brush my teeth by running full sprint into a lawn sprinkler blasting clorox. top story. with 27 days until the election, the future of the nation and whether earth will be hospitable to human life comes down to the few senate races between democrats saying republicans are crazy, and republicans saying, you're god damn right we are. in georgia, republican nominee who is inspiring some mom to withdraw her kid from flag football as we speak, herschel walker, faces accusations related to having his own parking spot at planned parenthood. here's how he defended himself against the unblinking eyes of brian kilmeade, because kilmeade doesn't now how to blink. >> no one is perfect. i'm a sinner. we all sin before the glory of god, but every day i get up in the morning, i pray to god that let me do his will, and that's the reason i'm in this race right now. >> that's right. we are in no position to condemn herschel walker's journey to condemn teenagers who made herk walker's mistakes. democrats are saying walker is engaging in rank hypocrisy, forcing r

now what we are seeing is a sprint away with your life. real opportunity as democrats wake up to the nightmare policies of joe biden to bring them right on over to the republican party. what i'm asking you to do, you showed up here, and that's huge. i appreciate that so much. i know you are praying for me. that, i appreciate more than you will ever know. what i need you to do now -- because i know you will vote. convince your friends to vote. talk to your neighbor, who you wouldn't have talked to three years ago because they were on the other. they might have woken up since then. talk about our policies. encourage them to go to karilake.com. we have great ideas for solving our water situation. we have great ideas when it comes to educating our kids, preventing you from getting forced to get a shot against your will. democrats don't want that either, i don't think. maybe katie hobbs does. [laughter] so, you should never have a boss force you to get an experimental shot, ever. we are going to stop this nonsense. we are going to fight for par

as beautiful as they were varied and participants sashayed down the street loud and proud — some sprintingcheering feathers, sparkles and baubles brought a touch of glamour to the night, but by the end of the race, some of the runners were clearly suffering as the painful reality of walking and running in heels took its toll. wendy urquhart, bbc news. wow, running across australia or in high heels. there is no way i can do that. that's all we have time for for this edition of newsday. thank you so much for watching. stay with bbc news. hello there. well, it doesn't look like we'll be reaching for those thick coats any time soon. the temperatures are expected to rise a little further in some parts of the country, and we could get 21—22 celsius over the next day or so, perhaps in east anglia and the southeast. here's the reason for the very mild, warm weather — this current of warm air spreading in from the southern climes across spain, portugal, france, heading towards the uk. it's a large area of low pressure that's driving the weather, the winds blowing around it like so, scooping up that

>>> we start with a new week with a sprint to the november elections, just 29 days away the controversies and strategies which party will command the majority >>> breaking overnight, new explosions in kyiv as tensions rise after a key bridge used by russia to deliver supplies is blown up, and president putin now calling it an act of terrorism. >>> today harvey weinstein faces a new rape trial set to get under way this morning >>> and our jake ward introduces us to one of those infamous overseas scammers who has ripped off americans. find out how they do it. >>> a wild week five in the nfl with surprising new winners. plus, the league's new concussion protocol already impacting the game "early today" starts right now good morning i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news out of ukraine chaos erupting in kyiv as missiles rain down on busy sections of the city the mayor there says the city is under russian attack for more on this, we bring in cal perry who is on the ground cal, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, frances, this is a coordinated attack,

i am 12 years old, and i am the driver of the red-and-blue 27 c micro sprint and junior late model. ♪always liked motorsports since i was 2 years old. it feels absolutely amazing to go super fast on the racetrack and hear that engine getting faster and faster. i got into stock car racing around 2016. we were at a fairgrounds and there was these little quarter midgets. people, they were giving out flyers to the local racetrack. i wanted to go there and try it out. and then we went to go get our racing license after that. we got better and better. >> at around 3 years old, he would watch nascar on repeat and had a real affinity for he nev got out,r anything else. and the rest is kind of history. >> everybody was excited for him because he's always loved cars. and like we said, we tried so many different sports and it didn't stick. but when we took him to the track, he just loved it. and so just to see his progress has been great. ♪♪ >> there's a piece for cam and the family. like, it's being kind of the only african-american young male in this part of the country racing at this level, h

reservoir is a potion, there is 5 m of it, if there is kanivskyi, all the other reservoirs will take in a sprinty problems, but kremenchutskyi is the most problematic. well, ours zaporizhzhia, in connection with that, the volume is so large there, but the height is very high, so there will be significant flooding on the left bank part of zaporizhzhia, by the way, we have evacuation plans, which in this case, by the way, we will once again go there with our community leaders in the next few days nothing scary there you just have to move to a higher level for a certain time and it will go away, but yes, it is clear for the station that it will not only be for the station, it will completely change the landscape. and in terms of area it is the largest well, of course, they changed a little on the other side, all the zaporozhye sichs, which were flooded near nikopol or zavodskaya, they all came out of the water, uh, here is such a story . a criminal russian pill, in any case, mr. head, we understand that the enemy is targeting the energy situation in zaporozhye, in particular, what is your situation

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the last major one—day cycle race of the season, the tour of lombardy, came down to a two—man sprintour de france champion won it for the second year in a row. england t20 captainjos buttler says he's excited to play cricket again after nearly two months out with a calf injury. he's set to lead the side against australia in three t20 internationals, starting on sunday, before their world cup campaign begins against afghanistan in perth in two weeks. to be a captain in a world cup is a very proud moment, especially to get the opportunity to lead your country in a world cup is a great moment, so i very much look forward to that. above all else, i want to really enjoy it, not try to put any sort of undue pressure on myself for the team, just encourage everyone to really enjoy the opportunity to play a world cup. australia is a fantastic place to tour, it'll be a fantastic tournament and i just want everyone to play good cricket really enjoy it. back to football, and it's the freestyle football world finals in croatia this weekend. contenders will go head to head in front of an expertjud

as beautiful as they were varied and participants sashayed down the street loud and proud — some sprinting fewjust posing for the crowds. cheering feathers, sparkles and baubles brought a touch of glamour to the night, but by the end of the race, some of the runners were clearly suffering as the painful reality of walking and running in heels took its toll. wendy urquhart, bbc news. i feel the pain of that last runner. plenty more stories on our website. you can find the global news pod cast if you prefer pod casts or download the twice—daily digital download, take it with you wherever you go. thanks for watching us on bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ gareth barlow. hello there. outdoor events like halloween and bonfire nightjust around the corner. and if you're thinking about grabbing the scarf and gloves, think again. it's going to stay very mild indeed. these are temperatures that we should be seeing around the end of october, but what we are likely to get today is widespread mild weather, with above average temperatures even as far north as scotland. but we could see highe

paper, not allowing them to have inc, that to the point that in the end, the appraiser, the last sprinted newspaper in nicaragua, had to close down the heart of the strategy of the new note taker, i'm brazilian real, had been to eliminate any independent media reporting. they bought newspapers, they bought television networks, where they reported every single day. their ration of the troops on to the last decade. the president and his family have quietly built a vast media empire, gaining ownership or control of nearly every news outlets in the country. daniel ortega have come a long way in the 1970s. he will, the socialist, the recently in the sandinista national liberation front, which in 1979 toppled the u. s. by summer, the dictatorship, political dynasty that had ruled nicaragua for decades. in 1984, ortega became president in the 1st free election in the can. i with history, he was voted out and returned to power in 2007 with the help and media, sorry of his wife and vice president rosario maria. maria. if the face of the governments propaganda is chief spokeswoman and media strateg