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as he sat at the start of this special, it's l the start of this special, it's all about— the start offul conversational mental- all about having a meaningful conversational mental health| conversational mental health but conversational mental health hut that— conversational mental health but that shouldn't _ conversational mental health but that shouldn't stop i conversational mental health but that shouldn't stop here. j but that shouldn't stop here. absolutely— but that shouldn't stop here. absolutely because - but that shouldn't stop here. absolutely because talking i absolutely because talking about mental health is so important and it's definitely the first step for us all is to keep talking and having those conversations and reaching out. you can be thejudge of conversations and reaching out. you can be the judge of their performance, it's on it 12:a5pm today on bbc sounds and radio 1. but now let's bring you up—to—date on the latest sports news. hello i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news where we start with football and nottingham forest are off the bottom of the pre

like just starting with that. and so once that really just healed certain parts of me, then i had to also contend with, okay, what about because of, you know, this black woman living in this world, raising a black daughter. so i had to then soak myself into some stuff that i learned when i was in high school actually. i went to this amazing high school which is still amazing now. actually they have like, they got like 40, i think it's like 40 black teachers at that school or something like that right now. >> host: this is the school you attended after you left -- >> guest: yes, yes. it was an all-black college preparatory catholic high school. but they had this leadership class in the leadership class like you learn so much of your history, like all about leadership black excellence and so i went back to that that i'd learned about angela davis, you know, about so many others, about shirley chisholm and about harriet tubman. i went back to that and was able to see like myself in them a whole different way. so that

how did you know that the war had started? a rocket arrived, that is, there was no message. they hit you right away. i didn't i know, maybe there was a message, but i was near the equipment, since we were going to come to another place, we were gathering, we removed the masking nets, and it turned out that we were a little lucky, we removed the masking nets, and it turned out that we still had a white one after the winter they were simply unfolded, the commander told us to assemble it, when we just went to it, and so we moved away about 15-20 meters from the equipment, if we had stood closer, maybe everyone died and you were wounded on the first day 24 21 march, over time, in general, they start our position, er , at about nine in the morning, they decided to break through for the first time, they went with tanks, the first tank was immediately burned, and they continued to survey. i wounded him a lot, he was turned to the other side, we took him out and it turns out that he was carried to the tow truck on a stretcher, and i returned to the trench by force, and literally 10

start to end. you will continue with that two i would definitely continue, yes. before the pandemic, manchester was the third most visited city in the uk after lynn —— london and edinburgh by international visitors, and one huge draw is its iconic music scene. famous bands to have come out of manchester.— bands to have come out of - manchester._ simply manchester. sorry roses. simply read. —— red. -- red. but the northern quarter— -- red. but the northern quarter is— -- red. but the northern quarter is where - -- red. but the northern quarter is where to - -- red. but the northern quarter is where to go. it is home to some of the city public liveliest music venues. so i have come to this cafe stop over the years it has gained legendary status for showcasing named bands in their early days. doing the soundtracks. what was it like to suddenly play in front of a live audience again? play in front of a live audience auain? ., , ., audience again? kind of strange at first, wasn't _ audience again? kind

i started making clothes when i was dancing. my dad's things are the one that pushed me to start to let you know to help button in fostering because i used to sketch ideas for them for electric will have like, you know, costumes for competition on his legs or medical turn that came along under there on the continent on molecular. okay. no, no, no good in question. i mean you could also do this. i felt like i couldn't express myself more professional than dance on that. and i was like, ok actually on i do flash on that. so which one with like, influence, everything that i do about freshman because i started going back to do those like, you know, that i know that i used to face to tackle it for other people. so at least let, you know, they can find a better version of themselves. the, the studies on business is installation, mainly for the sake of care for me like i like using and go to a growing up like i never used to see like, you know, man, wedding let them go for. but it's because we were like embracing other people's got int

but it's pretty where we start to see it in october. but low 40's are expected for those of you in half moon bay and in the 30's for most of our north bay valleys, including santa rosa, napa near freezing temperatures expected there with livermore, not that far behind 39 degrees. so it's because of those calmer winds speeds that we're really going to notice. temperatures chill down and not only that, but also that lack of marine layer. karl, the fog, as you can see, nowhere in sight hasn't really made his presence known all weekend long because of those northerly winds and these chilly overnight temperatures are going to continue once again monday night into early tuesday morning. so if you plan on getting that electric blanket out may be turning up the thermostat, whatever it takes, do it because it is going to get downright chilly. but we're going to warm up very nicely for your monday afternoon to start your work week forecast. more on that in just a few minutes. back to you, dan. and murray said thank you. an update to a story we br

i know you started on soundin: a in optimising.g a note of pessimism, - sounding a note of pessimism, perhaps limiting expectations about what 27 can achieve, but in terms of the context in which these leaders will meet next year, they are grappling with so much more than they were during cop26, the landscape has changed dramatically, what if anything do you think can be achieved from it? it what if anything do you think can be achieved from it?— achieved from it? it has never been achieved from it? it has never been a riori . achieved from it? it has never been a priority- lt — achieved from it? it has never been a priority. it should _ achieved from it? it has never been a priority. it should been _ achieved from it? it has never been a priority. it should been one. - achieved from it? it has never been a priority. it should been one. the. a priority. it should been one. the survival of earth systems should be front and central to all political efforts because without them, we have nothing and even huge issues such as war and rec

gave start i went.ng turned off fear, because i'm on top of i just had to disassemble the crystal. well, when i became a beam, my legs began to tremble very strongly crystals. they can unhook the latch pressed and could not just get it. my hands were wet, i slipped. i thought you couldn't resist now. i walked confidently on pancakes, and when i was already approaching the finish line, i stopped with my eyes, but i couldn’t find him and they said that i was a second late. dropped my confidence a little. but despite the fact that i missed the crystals, i still feel like a winner and was glad that i was good passed. the real hero is the one who is not afraid of anything in this test, a member of the drive team, earned one crystal, a member of the storm team successfully completed the stage and received two crystals. the guys made up for well done. listen. well, the main thing is not to relax. yes , there is still fire ahead. well done, i'm glad to have done them. well done, we are tuning in that it did not

wednesday gets off to a windy start, a wet start in northern and western areas.6:00 in the morning. bit of a wet night in northern ireland and across much of scotland, heavier rain for wales and north—west england. look how mild it is, though, through wales and england in particular as the day begins. quite quickly the rain out of northern ireland, it�*ll be out of much of scotland by end of morning, brighter skies following on behind with scattered showers, some heavy and maybe thundery, moving through quickly on gusty winds. wales and northern and western england turning drier into the afternoon, sunny spells, chance of a shower, and through the afternoon, spell a brief spell of rain moving through east anglia and the south—east after what is a dry start to the day here, maybe a few sunny spells. it is a windy day, these are some wind gusts, there�*ll be stronger ones through irish sea coasts, particularly north wales and north—west england, very windy to begin the day and temperatures actually come down a bit once the rain has moved on through so it will feel

at six in the morning, i started gluing the windows.tarted gluing the windows silently, taping them mechanically. still, i didn't have a feeling inside of what happened next, in response, nothing, i just did my mechanical work, i glued and i tape the windows and i have a stepladder, you, i have windows, all of them are a wall, this is a very big hemorrhoid for me, it was on two floors, but i did this. that's right . it took a lot of time, then, when there was anxiety, they started going down . to the parking lot. well, there it is there were a lot of people, we already understood who what, how , everyone discussed what to do. we bought a concert because we were preparing for the war, but i went to get one for the first days. some kind of moral i started to catch myself on the spot that i have some kind of moral feeling that i am happy that i can smoke it like that, don't forgive me, it doesn't apply to the war, it's grabbing for any er for any psychologically yes everything everything what for psychics and er ask you are blocked with ma

let's start with that. we talked about this and we were on twitter but talk about how, i want to get into what happened and focus on alex jones. but talk about the bigger picture for people in terms of why this was as you said canary in the coal mine. i interviewed lynn posner whose son was murdered so talk about that area. >> so lenny was a sandy dad whose son noah was the youngest sandy victim and h lenny had a tech background. he was interested in computers when the computer industry was in its infancy. you really know how our rhythms tell lies onto social media platforms and speed of them to millions of people. so he was the one who told me this isn't all one off. that was maybe spurred by sandy hook being watershed moment in the gun-control battle for example. what this really was was a foundational story of how misinformation moves and how people were willing as they say like a group of people who were willing to just deny the truths and fact and science and so it moved from the tailgate to q-anon to

i wanted to start off noel. just a look at those numbers because some of them we haven't seen for quite a while. santa rosa, the sonoma county airport down to 43 last night at the airport, got down to 45. >> 47 in livermore, you can see upper 40's in oakland redwood city in concord about 51. but if you had your heater set on auto probably kicked in a little bit earlier than normally does. now we are going to see this cloud cover increase tonight. and when you have the cloud cover kind of access insulation for the heat of the day and doesn't allow it to escape as quickly. so that is why we should see a little bit of an improvement in that tonight. looking out for 50 in santa rosa. 53 in san francisco. you can see mid to upper 50's in the 60 degree mark there in antioch to get to the overnight today. we're not there yet, though, are joining a very beautiful day to take a live look outside of the golden gate bridge. can see completely which i haven't been able to do in a while. usually got a little cloud cover hang

it starts at $545.00. ah, and i'm in route now. he's joined today by a small group of workers just beyond amazon's property, handing out flyers to colleagues. getting off shift can only have one of time to so ris, to rejuvenate, or even to just digest your food. if you go to the restroom, ah, that's what they call teal t. tom ortez, that's a possible right of amazon has made our organizing very easy because every one is extremely mad. and they all have this righteous anger. because i seen that this is a, in just place amazon told us amazon jobs come with an average starting pay of more than $18.00 an hour. well, over twice the federal minimum wage and hourly pay may go up to $28.00 per hour in some locations. and on unions, the company added our employees have the choice of whether or not to join a union. they always have as a company, we don't think unions are the best answer for our employees. many of the workers here tell us they make below that $18.00 average. between $1550.00 and $16.00 an hour. not enough to meet basic monthl

a foggy start to our day.d the gray conditions first thing but it will give way to sunshine later on today. here is live doppler 7. there is a chip -- there is a dip in the jet stream and that will supply us with average temperatures and a bit of a cool down towards the middle part of our upcoming week. future weather show you by 9:00 we are stopped in with cloud cover along the bay shoreline. as you go throughout the day we will hang onto clouds close to the coast. parts of the city as well. away from the coast we see a lot of sunshine with temperatures close to average. 72 in oakland with afternoon sunshine. 79 in san jose. 92. the city today will hit 65. we will see sunshine downtown. 85 in concorde, 90 and sunny for fairfield. the three day forecast shows pretty steady temperatures. we will have morning cloud cover giving way to afternoon sunshine. slightly cooler on wednesday but over the upcoming weekend temperatures will drop below average. we will see that coming up in eight minutes. let's check in wit

two weeks later, it started falling apart. i never fit in., to the religious families there, especially the religious women. maybe it was because my face was sunburnt from all the years, and maybe because of an athletic way of moving, or maybe the skirt just wasn't the right orthodox skirt. i don't know, or the stockings were wrong, full length stockings. so these are thick ones for the winter. some are a little bit more sheer, but i never got it right. i kept on riding. i had said to my future husband that the one thing i will not stop doing is riding. i would leave the house with my riding clothes and then the religious clothes on top, peeling off the layers as i'm driving to tel aviv and then riding, and then on the way back, getting dressed again and getting out of the car in the religious neighborhood, fully dressed again. within a month into the marriage, i started hearing him say that things are a little bit down financially, and i'll have to go back to work as riding instructor. this came as a shock to me because before the marriage,

but having said that, we can start to move in, start to acquire greater exposure to areas like equitiesf the things that have happened this year, like higher yields for fixed income it's not easy to do, but for the longer term, it can be, you know, pay off in a very, very impressive way >> charlie, as you look around, as a value oriented investor, have any particular types of stocks or stocks from any particular industry started to surface more than others as you're looking for what's been kind of unduly cheapened by this move down in the markets >> absolutely. anything economically sensitive. that's a quick answer, an obvious answer but a true answer particularly anything to do with housing has gotten extremely cheap. we're finding names like mohawk carpeting and floors trading seven times earnings power trains for cars, trading at seven times earnings. right now people are petrified of a recession we're going to get to the other side of it when we do, these are companies that will go back to noormal earnings and right now they are economically sensitive and very cheap. >> absolutely d

y yes, it's starting to feel like halloween. >> it's also starting to feel like monday. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. >>> missiles rained down on busy sections of the capital. the city is under russian attack at least eight people have been kill and 24 others injured for more on this, we bring in cal perry. good morning what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning, frances. they say 75 total missiles were fired from the russians into ukraine. 41 intercepted a number of them hitting the targets or intended targets. this is a coordinated attack happening in the country in the capital, 12 dead, more wounded. in the city of riverny, the maier saying it's under attack again. more killed. at least a dozen injured some of the targets being hit were residential, one being a bridge they continue to lash out, we believe, due to, at least the ukrainian government will tell you, some of these battlefield losses both in the east and in the south. right now this is a city that is still under air raid alerts. there are people smeltering in the subway the mayor is expecting p

am starting of done space is, is complicated and kill taken and i would normally try to start with what's happening now in my life. whatever comes up to my head, anything, anything, it's a bit like it starts like therapy and i see what keeps me busy. and then i kind of do the same with the world around me with a dancer as i try to fill. what's the energy in the room and what bothers us or interest us? i'm a korean 1st, so i, i'm the chef in the kitchen. i lead the su sheriffs and you know, we get the material in the, the tomatoes they, you know, are they onions? and it's all, it's great to when it's good products, we always say for a good meal, you need good product. but i appreciate the time. i'm kind of like leading the, the kitchen. but for this thing to happen for don supposed to happen, you need the great product to live great dancers, you need the great kitchen unit, great equipment, and i recognize i can just do it on my own justice. work also towards the world winning major rewards. he's a star among contemporary choreography as his pieces and known for being willing to consist of

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they did started up again this morning. and that's why we want to hear from atherton police any minute now about what they have found so far were hoping they will also revealed to us the name of the registered owner. but a big question is who owned the house before? and that person has a little bit of a criminal court records are suggesting one of the previous owners had an extensive criminal history. kron 4. stephanie lin joins us here now live in the newsroom with this part of the story. and again, soon as after to police start talking, we're going to go right to them because they might have some information that's to what you found. that this is certainly an interesting nugget of this case. yeah, absolutely. just e-mail records show that 3 families have owned that property since it was built back in 1990. >> and we're now learning more about the person who owned that home back in 1994 and his alleged criminal history. okay. it looks like we're going to go ahead and take the press conference now. police are going off a st

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at 3:30 p.m., the match starts at 4 p.m.ood evening. we are from ukraine, as they say, double 2. congratulations. my name is vasyl zima. this is great. on the espresso tv channel, we will start talking. our colleagues will talk with you until 9:00 p.m. about what happened today during the day and we will also report promptly about what will happen during our broadcast today is the 240th day of the great war of the ukrainian people against the russian invaders and we immediately start with a conversation with our guest serhiy lyshenko, deputy of the zaporizhzhia regional council and volunteer, mr. serhiy, greets you. good evening. i will immediately start with the question of the security situation. from enemy shelling, what is known as of now, please, well, there it is now, according to the latest information, five people were injured, and several of them only asked, well, in particular , a police patrol, which was currently returning from a shift and a rocket exploded just not far from them, and that's why at the moment thi

uh, they started to organize, uh, they even started to organize already charitable funds.don't know of any such centralized institution where you can get advice, but we, for our part, for condominiums, also an association of nerve-wreckers. i know dixie to the group of other organizations, we will provide such advice and highlight the best stories. who is already preparing this? i think that the professionals have really prepared. you will share your experiences with others. to a difficult heating season, and i continue to talk about money during the war, the opening of ports for the export of metal products will bring ukraine foreign exchange revenue and this, in turn, will give able to stabilize the economy and start the process of its recovery this statement was made by the executive director of the national association of the extractive industry ksenia orinchak, the situation in the industry is now critical, she says, and it is getting worse after the attacks of mozkovites on the energy facilities of our country . to prevent further deterioration, says the expert, by t

we are starting to cool down. low pressure is starting to return. we will see gustier conditions along the coast this afternoon. daytime highs are expected to sit in the the mid to low 60s. it is a chilly forecast for us there, but up in the hills, it is still still a little bit warmer. so maybe put some i.c.e. coffee. just in the sacramento -- santaa santa clara valley, you see thes the lights billowing underneath it. the sun will rise around 7:. around 7:14. once that happens, the fog layer will slowly start to dissipate. we will be left with cooler conditions for the next couple of days. will pinpoint when and where there is is going to happen. for now, over to you. >> thank you. > >> we have some delays building around westbound 580 just before before bayview avenue. two lanes lanes are blocked. it may involve a big rig or semitruck stuck on its side. we are seeing seeing a backup on the eastshory eastshore freeway trickling off of the connector on westbound 5. westbound 580. is backed up all the way into richmond at this point, so give yourselv

and i will start recording the music. and then the work starts and i will experiments and experiment and experiment until the, until i find something that is like the, the heart of the thing. it's an incredibly subjective experience and dance and it's as re moment to watch. it is different. i can fall in love with something and then really miss it and try to get the dancers to get there again. and maybe they never, well, because i can't feel it. power percussion action checks that i took from lessons at an early age, studied music, earned plate for a long time in a rock band. to this day, his productions are driven by strong rhythms. when suddenly everything is collapsing and a lot of times i think this is when the group is coming in. when the re them is where i just go like, let's just rides this wave and not think too much and you don't part of the work. and ambition of the work is to take people on a journey where they lose their thoughts. they lose their minds. of course we tell the audience kind of where we are, we,

t is starting to feel more fall l. we'll talk about how long this r is expected to last coming up in in a bit. >> i am ready for that 59-degrep in pacifica. we are already seeing the back up at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering ligs are on and it is 11 minutes from from the maze as you head to the the city. looking at the live shot, back you were to the 880 over pass at least in the center center lanes. if you are car po, you are moving a little bit faster. if you want to share the the ride, it might help you on your commute. to 680, headed noh out of walnut creek, there is a crash. it's counter commute direction. it's really south bound you want to pay attention to because that's where we see e volume of cars. right now we are are at a pretty good pace but we'll keep an eye on that. > >> today, green is returning tos practice after hit with a fine for punching his teammate jordan teammate jordan poole. he is expected play to tomorrow againt the denver nuggets at the chase center. he made the announcemeny he would be

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we started when mark was in school trying with practical experience.tarting in schools tawith individuals as soon as possible, a very young age in terms of promoting independence, activities, one of the things we found helpful is to engage him and give pacific tasks specific outcomes helpful in promoting those skills. to relate e that education vocational outcomes that can be meaningful and be sure there are transitional programs that lead to real life experience that lead to employment opportunity and appropriate support that follows the students and this specific meaningful activity and employment. >> i've known you as a founding father for a long time now. attitudes and employment opportunities for children and adults with autism change since the institute was founded 20 years ago? >> that is a great question and i wish i could say yes, there's an explosion tremendous improvement both vocational and employment opportunitypo but one of the reasons with mike and he spearheaded the project, the data speak for themselves i believe there has been improve

shelling is which starte ., ~ ., ., ., started monday a week ago and the shelling _ started monday athe shelling is _ started monday a week ago and the shelling is continue - started monday a week ago and the shelling is continue every . the shelling is continue every day and today it is not on the grounds. they are shelled by missiles and energy objects. it is really a new approach with the russians against the ukrainians. the targeting of energy infrastructure. indeed. i know you — energy infrastructure. indeed. i know you in _ energy infrastructure. indeed. i know you in ukraine - energy infrastructure. indeed. i know you in ukraine are - i know you in ukraine are careful about giving too much information about the targets and the success the russians have had in knocking out targets but it is quite clear your energy infrastructure is vulnerable. i believe after the first wave of strikes you refer to a week ago, more than 30% of your energy infrastructure received hits and there were many cases of serious power outages. you are vulnerable, ryan chew? {iii outages. you are vulnerab

so starts to evoke a more complex relationship of life overall and starts to start to realize wait. earth has had this daily drama and you know, it's been going on for a long time. and you start to realize that, you know, there it the one thing i was i go back to my paleontology i we spoke about this before about peeling is still even after doing book is so intimidating to me in so many ways is that you have to make all these chains of logic that you have to know. you have to know so much about anatomy to say, okay is, you know, this is a whatever, a leg bone and from that i can say or this what the teeth look like from that i can make this assumption of how big the animal was and from that because how big this animal was. i can then make the assumption of it ate and then if i know what it ate and this is what the ecosystem have look like. and for that ecosystem and it must have had the weather must have been this and there must have been this. and, you know, there must have been this many you animals overall, you have to say like because of x, y, because of y. and you really can bu

oh, we're starting again!finally reopen in time for summer, it seems this part of the emerald isle is back in business and ready to extend that famous irish hospitality. thicker cloud and rain has moved away into northern france. decent sunshine to the rest of the day. a few light showers in northern ireland, and the west of scotland. lighter than yesterday. winds are much lighter today. if you have the sunshine it feels quite pleasant out there. temperatures pretty good. this evening we will see the bulk of those showers pushed away from the north west of scotland, skies will clear, temperatures will plummet in the light winds, it will be cooler, further east across scotland, and into the midlands. in rural areas, temperatures two or three celsius, that will be the coldest night over the weekend. it is quite mild this week. strong winds, mind you. that will blow in wet weather now and again. wet weather pushing our way from the atlantic on monday. that winds picking up across scotland and northern ireland, tu

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and when they start to put the price in, it is usually after everybody else has so we're starting to feel the impaktd of the component prices, labor and manufacturing labor costs are up, transportation costs are up and those prices are just now reaching retail stores and so hopefully the pain that we've seen coming over the last six months is now at the consumer and hopefully we're at top and i would based on what i'm seeing by the end of this year, probably the fourth quarter will peak and tart to see it come down into the first quarter of next year and hopefully something reasonable by the second quarter of next year >> bill, maybe a couple of months back i asked would you rather walmart or target. and you interestingly said target and it sounds according to the notes that you may be changing your mind a little bit that you have some doubts about target so i'll ask he the question again. walmart or target? >> i think walmart now because of the food business, they're going to have traffic through the holiday season and that food traffic will give them the ability to sell their gener

thank you so much, britley. >>> and as the sun starts to rise here in florida and residents start toegain access to areas that were cut off by the storm, the full-scale of hurricane ian's devastation is coming into a clearer view, and it is a grim picture, the damage going far beyond only property. at least 45 people are dead. others are still unaccounted for as rescue crews start to gain access to those areas that were cut off, many of the islands cut off. still 1.3 million customers without power. most of the people in fort myers are without drinking water. as we start to assess the damage this weekend, residents are picking up the pieces. one of those residents is rob gorino. rob joins us this morning live. you're a resident of fort myers. you decided to ride out ian in your condo building even though it had became inundated. it became quite an ordeal. we have footage to share of what you went through. i imagine seeing footage from other parts of this area, you probably consider yourself lucky. >> yeah, we do. i think the biggest issue is water around here. some of the places are

and they and they just started shooting it was her description of the shooter that helped police link the man in this surveillance video to the shootings that followed all of them in stockton, but by now five more men had already been killed even though police knew they were probably looking for an african-american serial killer the assumption. is that most serial killers are white men a sort of negligence that endangered always professor allen branson wrote the book the anonymity of african-american serial killers can't make any assumption about any group. oh this group only does this group only does that that's the danger. so the point being that if you don't make assumptions you can cast a wide net now a lot of the credit for capturing this alleged serial killing an elder and gabriel natalie yort to have their verdicts overturned and their last chance to get out of prison elder was on vacation in rome when he stabbed a police officer to death elder currently has a 24-year prison sentence his friend natalie ort of marin county has a 22-year sentence as an accessory to murder terribl

i started building. such my own little tom and i understand that i am my fate is connected with the institute of fruit growing of belarus, i i will stay, then i went to the people to get married and came here, and due to the fact that i was born in a large family. of course mine. the family is also large. i have four children, three girls and a little son. we named the children elvira the eldest daughter. she is already 15 years old. then the daughter is 12 years old. e. and then elvin's point is 10 years old for me and my youngest son - this means that it turns out today. soon it will be 6 years old. i am proud here, because i love them and my wife, of course, she when she arrived now from azerbaijan with such warm climate. here is the climate. this adaptation was a little difficult, but i am grateful to her that she is, well, let's just say. uh, scared, here are the difficulties. yes, they left there, we say or did not say. come on, let's move to azerbaijan, she says, because this is the very thing. sh

in directions, they are able to get started with it.- get started with it.iation . get started with it. in ten i years, the association group from a team of six to 100 members —— association group. one of the managers are family owned jewellery store.- owned jewellery store. being a female business _ owned jewellery store. being a female business owner, i- owned jewellery store. being a female business owner, i see i female business owner, i see many people think it doesn't come out because the family doesn't support them but here we break the barrier and we come out and we achieve more and still, we are trying to achieve later heights. right, let's talk about _ achieve later heights. right, let's talk about something . achieve later heights. right, i let's talk about something that is not discussed that often when you look at the business news. october is dyslexia awareness month. richard branson and stevejobs are just two examples of high achieving dyslexics. so, why do employers overlook and undervalue people with dyslexia? well, things might be changing.

the it is when the country started to look - the country started to look different.at to the ideology behind the republic. 0nly different. so it is a threat to the ideology behind the republic. only a couple days ago the government had an affiliate with the revolutionary guards that showed many prominent women with the hijab on and it's at the women of my homelands iran. within a day many of these women, at least three before they turn it down saying they did not consent to their photo being on the billboard calling officials murderers and so they have to quickly pull it down. it is a sign that they are struggling to win hearts and minds here.— hearts and minds here. thank you very much- _ the new uk chancellor, jeremy hunt, has indicated there'll be major changes to liz truss' entire economic strategy. mr hunt said mistakes had been made by the government and warned of what he called �*very difficult decisions' ahead. he suggested taxes could rise to help restore market confidence and also talked about spending cuts. mr hunt was appointed on friday after the prime m

really starting to pick up midweek. and today you can start to tour the u.s. navy ships that are parked all along the embarcadero. really exciting. it's super fun to see. and can see behind the scenes tour of what it's like to live and work on these u.s. navy ships. take a look at the details. you can see if you have time to go this week and you can come down here to the pier 30 dash. 32. that is where there's 2 ships is to ship said each of the peers, there's a ship's here at pier 30 slash 32. there's ships at pier 35. and then there's also a u.s. coast guard ship at pier 19. you can tour the ship today, thursday, saturday and sunday, 10 o'clock to 4 o'clock monday. is your last chance to tour the ships from 9 in the morning until noon? don't get a chance to come out here and tore the ship's the parade of ships is on the bay friday at 11. can see inside because of the outside out there on the waterfront from the golden gate bridge to the bay bridge. the air shows will begin friday through sunday. i can't wait to even see the practice around the city and then

and that starts tonight. what a better night to celebrate the championship last year to kind of remind everyone that event that brought them all so close together. i think that is just what the doctor ordered. >> season opener is always one of the most special games of the year, but especially. when it's ring night. i think the guys are really excited for tomorrow. we have pretty light practice today. no shoot around them are hopefully we'll have plenty of energy and will be ready to go. >> i was going to be special just to be out there. i'm 21 years old, some young. so just to be out there, this for the first time, i can't wait for that. >> special. i mean, last year. we're getting ready for opening night ring night in milwaukee. so i got to experience that out there. i've had a long offseason. so excited. i am for those guys to get the ring. i'm like so eager to just get on the court because i've had a long offseason. for them. it's been so quick. you know, i mean, so. i think there's 2 different types of t

and, that is it, now we will check and start over again. >> you are going to start over again.t? >> yes, feeling good, optimistic about everything and sometimes you to look at stuff like this and say okay. we can start over again. >> we have great solace and energy out of watching you for the last couple of days, your team in the people you have working with you. >> they are also dedicated, that was the big thing, this is an operating marina. they were really dedicated to it, it is like a family and their business. and so, that is why they are here now, cleanup and start over. >> we are going to keep on watching what you are doing, thank you for taking time talk to us. >> thank you, gets us out a little bit because we are hearing about a lot of damage down here. we look at this, thank you, guys. >> this is his place, they are cleaning it up, all across florida they are cleaning up and getting going. a lot of people still need help, who still have not seen the hope. they need authorities, money, desperate for shelter, and water, and clean food. hopefully as the word gets out the

stability started to shake after the third quarter.n stanley wouldn't give it specific number one analysts asked. they kept saying we've been conservative, the losses are pretty contained they are pretty minimal all in all. does that continue? are a lot of concerns, more estimates floating around wall street but again it depends on what happens to the market between now, the end of the quarter and into next year. things always have the potential to get worse. the market is much more closed than earlier this year. if there was one or two big losses, it's contained by definition. they don't have a whole bunch of new flow to contend with. there's still a large and finite amount out there today. >> you will be back on monday. enjoy the weekend. next week is big. european stocks are finished for the day. the ftse 100 finishing down there session lows. these are the final numbers for europe. european stocks have drifted in so many ways to sideways today. plenty to discuss on the clinical front. we will talk about the eight minute press confe

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a tough way to start the morning off. before we get to that story, we want to wish you good morning, saturday, october 15. we will have more on that story in a moment. let's start with the weather with lisa argen. lisa: good morning to you. we are starting out with low clouds and fog, lots of drizzle. you can see the fog is all the way up and down the coast. the ceilings are a bit higher. 56 in santa clara. 54 in napa. as we look at our visibility, four miles half moon bay. seven miles livermore. even with that cloud deck, we are insulated a bit this morning. count on the low clouds and gray start, upper 50's and 60's by noontime. notice mid 70's, bright and sunny, below average at the shoreline. we are talking another similar day sunday. a warm up for the week ahead, we will detail that ahead. >> thank you. a woman and young child were shot in pittsburgh friday night. abc 7 news was at the scene. there was a heavy police response. pittsburgh police say the victims were found just after 9:00 p.m. inside a truck that had c

starting to feel the weather systems in the south. starting in the south—west and spreading.r to end the week and start the weekend with gales in places. another area of low pressure developing tower south—west. it'll feed wet weather across us on the weekend, especially into the start of next week, but it could briefly milder. that's it from me. goodbye. good evening. you're watching bbc news with me, luxmy gopal. we'll be joined by bbc one viewers shortly for a full round—up of the day's news with ben brown. but first, more on our top story — the huge explosion that brought down part of the only bridge linking russia to crimea. according to russian officials, three people died in the explosion — but russia says the bridge has already re—opened with light traffic. michael clarke is a visiting professor in the department of war studies at king's college london. he's been telling me about the significance