stoke exactly?ly i've been sort of saying that stoke is like this feeling -- that feeling when you shotgun a monster energy and redline your toilet with supra in the mojave desert. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right, yeah. i think people understand now. [ laughter ] you guys, how would sunning your sphincter -- [ laughter ] -- improve your demeanor, or anything, really? >> i'm picking up on a bit of skepticism, which i understand, because i'm a skeptic by nature. >> jimmy: right. >> chad was super into it, and bro, i i don't know. then i saw his perineum and i was sold. [ laughter ] stoke, it starts with the physical and it leads to the mental. >> jimmy: i see. >> we can show you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: show me what, exactly? >> i can, like -- >> just demonstrate to you get the proper angle. >> yeah! >> you want to main line the vitamin "d" straight into your taint. [ laughter ] can i say taint? >> jimmy: how do you mean, show us, exactly? clothes on or offer we talking here? >> i think whatever -- >> jim

remember, stokes is not the captain when it comes to the white ball cricket.ese theories, i expect for the five days of the test or perhaps more likely, just three. ipruiark the five days of the test or perhaps more likely, just three.— more likely, 'ust three. work the wa , i more likely, 'ust three. work the way. u turnk— more likely, just three. work the way, i think you'll— more likely, just three. work the way, i think you'll agree. - sometimes you wonder if two boxes talking up a rivalry is part of the game. this is not one of those occasions. claressa shields savannah marshall and have a genuine beef and it goes back a decade. they intend to settle it when they meet in london on an historic night on saturday. it was an unusual setting for today's workout. it took plate on a boat, some of the major landmarks at tower bridge, the conservatively made its way to the arena where saturday's belt will take place. this is a huge night for women's boxing. as an all—female car, the first time that can happen on british soil. claressa shields it's savannah marshal

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lucasjoao made the most of some questionable stoke defending to score the first of his two goals. one stroke win at the made in himmerland in denmark. this remarkable 65—foot putt at the 17th hole proving decisive. at the burlghley horse trials, piggy march was victorious on her horse vanir kamira. she pipped fellow briton tom jackson in a tense showjumping round. in the opening race of the super league triathlon series, it was a pair of third placed finishes for the british athletes... georgia taylor brown finished behind cassie beaugrand in the women's race. hayden wilde took the men's ahead of matt hauser and alex yee. it's been a busy summer for eilish mccolgan with two medals at the europeans and a gold and silver at the commonwealth games and she translated that track form onto the road to win the big half in london. out in front for much of the race, mccolgan set a new course record too in one hour, seven minutes and thirty five seconds — more than a minute quicker than her mum liz's personal best. for his time on this course and submit people message me in this part, those

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they face luxembourg at stoke city. jo currie is there, let'sjoin her. glorious summer of women's football, the celebrations continued this evening. wales women, who have never qualified for a major tournament, took a huge step towards next summer's world cup by getting a play—off berth. as for the lionesses, over21i,000 play—off berth. as for the lionesses, over 2a,000 fans turned out to welcome them and a european trophy home and were rewarded with a big win against luxembourg. cheers a sell—out crowd at stoke on a tuesday night can only mean the european champions are in town. a first glimpse for these fans to see their new idols on home soil after their summer heroics. with world cup qualification already sealed and playing a team ranked 113th in the world, this was always going to be a procession. and after alessia russo was brought down in the box, it was left to georgia stanway to open her account and set the tone as they found themselves 5—0 up by half—time. and they didn't hold back in the second half. nikita parris amongst the goals, as england

england meanwhile will have 30,000 fans against luxembourg at stoke city's bet365 stadium — their first show against luxembourg, a team they beat 10—0 in the reverse fixture. they've also scored 70 goals injust nine group games, and manager serena wiegman says she's looking foward to the lionesses�* homecoming. it's really exciting. and the support of the fans has been great in the euros, but they keep coming now. 30,000 people come to watch us, so we really want to show, again, our game and make a little celebration, a nice football game. it's all done in the qualification, but we also know that tomorrow, 30,000 people come and watch us, and that's really exciting. 30,000 fans tomorrow night at stoke, and 30,000 fans at the riverside tonight as middlesbrough beat sunderland 1—0 in the first tees—wear derby since 2018. it was a riley mcgree goal that gave boro their win, just their second this season. it lifts them up to 14th in the championship. it was tony mowbray�*s second game in charge of sunderland and his first defeat. pierre—emerick aubameyang is in line to make his chelsea debu

with england star ben stokes aauittin one change.and star ben stokes quitting one day _ change. with england star ben stokes quitting one day international- quitting one day international is made concerns the packed schedule is pushing players to breaking point, and a fourth format, the hundred, adding to the congestion, the ecb insisted his right to shake up the calendar, especially with international cricket threatened by lucrative t20 competitions overseas. there is too much cricket across the world. a player could be offered a contract for england and reflect on whether they should sign it or not. we cannot allow that to play out. you are talking about a small amount of multiformat players but it is a threat and you want to know that england are fielding their best possible 11. the england are fielding their best possible 11-— england are fielding their best ossible11. ., ., ., possible 11. the fallout from the racism scandal— possible 11. the fallout from the racism scandal that _ possible 11. the fallout from the racism scandal

this recruitment agency in stoke has taken on two cantonese speakers to tap in to the new labour forceea. we realised there was quite a big opportunity in terms of people coming overfrom hong kong, people looking forjobs. probably in the last few months we've had thousands and thousands of messages in hong kong. yowin worked in marketing and eddie was a reporter. but they're up for career change in the uk. what would you most want to do? what kind ofjob would you most be willing to do this year? receptionist something like that, actually. what about eddie? what did you want to do? delivery, yeah. we don't want to be stressed, so we just want to get some simple jobs to support the living, you know? so we have a ten hour shift at a cheese factory but mostly they will do some donkey workjust like putting like this and putting the cheese... coming from a marketing job and a journalism job, you've never had to lift heavy things before. what do you think about doing that now? the working duration is our main concern because 12 hours is really, really long. the couple have been given a lot to

garden festival in stoke-on-trent. . . stoke-on-trent. she dug had this presents _ stoke-on-trent.it wasjust lovely, and i was only nine yet here i am all these years later. it's enough to feel like i lost someone. backin to feel like i lost someone. back in york, the promise the girls recital changes soon, referring to the king, rather than the queen but much like their most famous member, the commitment remains unwavering. i was a girl guide as well, i still have my uniform. let's take a look at the papers. as you can imagine the story continues to dominate the headlines around the world so let's take a look at the newspapers. if we start with the front page of today was mirror but it is on the front page of many. that's striking image of the hearse arriving at buckingham palace. the times, the daily mail, it continues and it's been said that she had a hand in designing the vehicle, much like once philip did for his funeral on the front page of the mirror here, led home by the mirror here, led home by the lots of love, showing the thousands of people there, tortures on their phon

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annexation is stoking fears of further escalation. russia warning an attack on the occupied areas would be an attack on russia. states will never never never recognize russia's claims on ukraine sovereign territory. just days after launching a counter offensive to push russia back president zelensky telling david he won't give up any of the territory occupied by the russians. you will cede no ukrainian territory that is not on the table. we will not the challenge. how will ukraine and its western allies respond? this seems to be a point of no return for vladimir putin. it's hard to imagine any kind of peace process that could be revived after this, the ukrainians around that they can win this war and reclaim 100% of their land. panel abc news in kiev, ukraine. thank you. the biden administration is now facing another lawsuit as it prepares to begin its student loan forgiveness program. six republican led states are now suing to block the cancelation of up to $20,000 in student debt for millions of borrowers. the states argued that bid

he scored twice as reading beat stoke city 2—1 and his first was an absolute gift.in. the win is reading's fifth of the season already and leaves just a point behind leaders norwich. francesco bagnaia won motogp's san marino grand prix for his fourth consecutive victory this season. the italian was pushed all the way by compatriot enea bastianini. the final lap was the fastest of the race and when they crossed the line just three hundredths of a second separated them. fabio ouartararo finished fifth, but bagnaia has cut the frenchman's championship lead to 30 points with six races to go. sir mo farah was victorious for the third time in the big half in london this morning as he stepped up preparation for next up preparations for next month's london marathon. in the women's race, eilish mccolgan translated her impressive track form this summer onto the road to win the women's race in a course record time. david weir set a course record to win the men's wheelchair race and eden rainbow—cooper won the women's. the 2022 super league triathlon series got underway in lond

now interestingly, today we tell stokes have risen at the likes of next, which is the major clothing platform and sportswear at company j. d. sports. there is an expectation that energy bills will be frozen and that could give consumers a bit more wiggle room when it comes to being able to afford more discretion reactions. however, remember that bills are likely only to be frozen at the current rate, which as that you reported, pointed out to the red, full fowls and you rose. so already bill's going to be sky high. so i think is very difficult spending decisions will still have to be made certainly. well, very interesting consumer trends there. what do you think this means for the overall health of the economy and the u. k? well, i don't see it, sir. very promising is a pretty bleak outlook because even if these energy bills are frozen, although the situation shouldn't deteriorate further, it's going to mean that so many consumers will have a lot less money to spend. as that, they're going to be extremely cautious heading into the winter months. so certainly for some sectors like ret

strikes into the kurdish region of northern iraq. iranian authorities accused armed kurdish groups of stoking and rest in around. the u. s. has condemned the strikes as an attack on iraq sovereignty will iran's national football team created a social media storm and a match in austria this week, by covering up their jerseys during their national anthem, the gesture appears to be a show of support for the women's rights protests in iran, they were triggered by the death of a young woman in police custody who was arrested for not wearing a headscarf in the prescribed manner. it was subtle, but pointed ahead of their friendly match with senegal, played in vienna, austria. the iranian men wore heavy black warm ups on a warm autumn day covering their iranian logo during what is supposed to be a most patriotic moment. their national anthem. outside of the stadium, protestors made their voices heard shouting slogans against the islamic republic. trying to ensure the iranian team is on their side, the side of and then back home. ah, this is off and so forth. the 5th, because they are killing don't me

the 3 reactors were not damaged, but the incident has stoked fears that the war could lead to a new killer disaster. following the success of ukraine's counter offensive in the east rushes vladimir putin has promised to step up a tax on ukrainian infrastructure, endangering the lives of civilians across the country. a corresponded manuel shafts joins us now from hockey. in the northeast. bring us up to date on the finding. well, banassi just heard in the reporter ukrainian, sir. a claim that they have retail, candy asked kill, or a river, or some seeing where are russians had tried to consider, consolidate, consolidate. so either for the new or a front line since that, eh, darth the counter. or fancied that the gun a few weeks ago, and that seems to have taken the russian a troop sir bye. are surprised. we've also seen a, for example, on telegram channels. the pro ration telegram channels that are many military experts from the russian side were as saying that the city of the man was also under ukrainian attacks. so this seems to confirm that the eastern offensive is continuing. oh with yo

the 3 react as were not damaged, but the incident has stoked fears that the war could lead to a new killer disaster. following the success of ukraine's counter offensive in the east rushes vladimir putin has promised to step up a tax on ukrainian infrastructure, endangering the lives of civilians across the country. and a corresponding economy joins us now from ha keith. nick, bring us up to date on the fi, sing in ukraine's east. for i get that you might be hearing you crazy. national. enter the background there. that's something that is part of everyday life here every morning at 9 local time as to the fighting. well, even hearing had give you are not totally removed from this. there are lots of errors or warnings. lots of missile strikes pretty much every day. so if you really following those warnings or in the cellar in your place of safety a couple of times every night, further away from here towards where most of those fighting about fighting is still going on. we are seeing the plains making slow, but steady progress. nothing on the scale and the speed of what happened in previous w

into the kurdish region of northern iraq. iranian authorities of jews, armed kurdish dissidence of stoking unrest in iran. b u. s. has condemned to strikes as an attack on iraq's sovereignty. a millions of residents in florida have been urgently advised to evacuate as hurricane ian begins battering the peninsulas west coast. those who have stayed are hunkering down in the face of extreme winds. heavy rain and powerful storm surges forecasters say even has strengthened to a dangerous category for storm. just shy of the most powerful a late on tuesday that hurricane hit cuba killing at least 2 people. it left the trail of destruction and knocked out electricity across the whole island. iran has seen a wave of protest knowledge plunged into darkness in the wake of hurricane ian cubans in havana and all across the island were left without electricity. after the country's entire power grid collapsed. following the storm, western keeper took the brunt of the hurricane. with a storm pounding the region for more than 5 hours, many residents have been left with next to nothing here. okay, come on o

he scored twice as reading beat stoke city 2—1 and his first was an absolute gift.wich. francesco bagnaia won motogp�*s san marino grand prix for his fourth consecutive victory this season. the italian was pushed all the way by compatriot enea bastianini. the final lap was the fastest of the race and when they crossed the line just three hundredths of a second separated them. fabio ouartararo finished fifth, but bagnaia has cut the frenchman's championship lead to 30 points with six races to go. cameron norrie shrugged off complaints by denmark's holger rune as he progressed to the last 16 of the us open for the first time. the 28th seed was irked by norrie's errant ball toss during his serve at a couple of key moments as the british number one progressed in straight sets. norrie said his composure was crucial to the win. (tx sor) i was able to feel a lot more relaxed, and kind of use that momentum from those matches to get through those tough ones, where i didn't really play great, to playing a lot better today, and i think that is, with the seeding, you can work y

we basically not be able to get lessons 2014 since russia stoked those separatist campaigns in the east there. so what we can see on social media is not a huge amount in the way of enthusiasm. not a lot of discussion of these votes this deborah sites. as for what people on the ground of saying why he is not a lot of incentive people that are actually asked. typical questions do. so in public. so you do occasion his people talking about the hope that this is going to mean an end to fighting around them, but a lot, but that doesn't really seem like this is something that is really occupying people's minds right now. they connelly on the situation and rush occupied parts of ukraine. he recently visited one of the cities and now hockey region where ukrainian forces managed to push back russian troops. but as he reports, life there is still far from normal. russia is here to stay. that was the slogan, just a matter of weeks go here in kapinsky as russian officials handed out passports in the end, the russian flag came down faster than any one could have imagined. but the russian army hasn't

we basically not be able to get lessons 2014 since russia stoked though separatist campaigns in the east there. so what we can see on social media is not a huge amount in the way of enthusiasm. not a lot of discussion of these votes this plebiscites, as for what people on the ground of saying why he is not a lot of incentive people that are actually asked typical questions of dusso and public. so you do occasion his people talking about the hope that this is going to mean an end to fighting around them, but a lot, but that doesn't really seem like this is something that is really occupying people's minds right now. rights are difficult conditions for the people there. so now you've been to recently liberated areas. howard the residents coping. they're really depends. thank you. region is huge, but if you go closer with the 4 lines where we were city of co pounced it we had believed going into this trip that actually the ukrainians controlled more church around the town than it actually turned out to be the case. and people there who previously actually had basically been kind of slightly

england meanwhile will have 30,000 fans against luxembourg at stoke city's bet365 stadium — their firsto the lionesses' homecoming. it's really exciting. and the support of the fans has been great in the euros, but they keep coming now. 30,000 people come to watch us, so we really want to show, again, our game and make a little celebration, a nice football game. it's all done in the qualification, but we also know that tomorrow, 30,000 people come and watch us, and that's really exciting. 30,000 fans tomorrow night at stoke, and 30,000 fans at the riverside tonight, as middlesbrough beat sunderland 1—0 in the first tees—wear derby since 2018. it was a riley mcgree goal that gave boro their win, just their second this season. it lifts them up to 1ath in the championship. it was tony mowbray�*s second game in charge of sunderland and his first defeat. pierre—emerick aubameyang is in line to make his chelsea debut after his £10.3 million move from barcelona. the 33—year—old gabonese striker will need to play in a mask against croatian side dinamo zagreb in their opening champions league gr

the investigations into trump, the search of mar-a-lago, the anti government rhetoric trump is stoking2024, 2022 midterm election. how much does that then circulate more juice into the -- >> it's frightening about conspiracy theories. anything sort of validates them and proves them, right? qanon is almost a cult. they are unwilling to see the reality even though it's right in front of them. to your point, all these different factors, they play into their minds as if, oh, this validates this shadow conspiracy that's manipulating thanks. we track conspiracies, we fight antisemitism. there's a lot of antisemitism in this movement. to be blood liable, about power, manipulation. this is as if it was out of the protocols of the elders of zion, a shadowy cabal of globalist manipulating events. this is why we should all be scared this isn't normal, to have one of the two major heads, parties trafficking in this, posting things on social media that a storm is coming. this is an apocalyptic idea, alex, like some armageddon is coming. it's not that joe biden will be the president, he should be tr

ah, the method is in new and we're essentially stokes. and for me it posed a significant safety risk. because in the dossier was mentioned, when members had parked, they caused the car registration numbers where the children went to school. that says serious safeguarding is she and the fact that the party didn't see it as one was of consent. it was apparently an individual party member who sent the dossier to the general secretary. the person writing this letter appears to have done that in a personal capacity as opposed to an official capacity. now that brings questions as to how if somebody in a personal capacity would have had that data to begin with. ringback faith, quite telling the dossier youth, ethnic and racial criteria to identify new labor party members. it's either being problematic in addition to a snotty and culture i referred to through a number of tropes. so or stereotypes, you know that people who own houses that people who run local businesses as a reason to be suspicious. the dossier makes the same claims as the complai

working inside delivery party against ethnic minorities, the members in newark, where essentially stokes, a party that seems to tolerate discrimination. the labor party has to enough they. it says it that lead jay, with this type refresh ticket region read. the majority of britain's black and minority ethnic population vote labor one of the 2 parties that govern the u. k. also, i welcome. thank you all from all the different communities that have come in and i in britain, black, asian, and minority. i think people are known as bane, tens of thousands joined the labor party after the election of jeremy colbin as leader in 2015 our party is going to, i hope, become more inclusive or involved more democratic. among the new members is marcia hutchinson. i was really impressed with the policies that jeremy colbin was putting forward and i thought this can make a difference and i can help make that difference. ah, is the polity of equality for all the party that is pioneer. every progressive initiative to root out racism wrong off society. now he was a lifelong anti racist campaigner. and the

. >> i'm on it and stoked to be here with you. i really want -- >> i really want to know what you think of what the democrats are doing here. i've spoken to a lot of democrats about the strategy, taking the craziest, wildest, most seemingly beatable republican in a key way, and we get mixed feelings about this. this is a strategic way of going about things, and on the one hand, you have people giving cautionary words. what if these guys actually went? where do you sit on that? >> what i think you're hearing, and i've talked to a lot of democrats to of course, is it's really risky. what they're doing is risky. not just in new hampshire, but other states in the country. and new hampshire, the primary is so light that in that state, they will tell you, as i'm sure they have, but they also need to start to shape -- he's the nominee. that's how they'll run against him. he's a member of the establishment and that's what they're doing here. but they're also doing it in other states across the country. now, it's also true is that if they

they are the ones who have stoked this.er, between what is the truth and what may work. the democrats want to stoke their base to go out and vote in november and there are signs in the polling that this is working. the latest ap numbers, for example, show that among democrats biden's overall approval rating and his approval rating on the economy, handling of the economy up 12 to 13 points since july. so a lot of people will be looking through this. they'll be feeling the pain in their pocketbooks, they'll be spending their money but the democrats and the biden white house can see or believe that they are falsehoods on this are working and may work in time for them to do better in november than they previously thought they would. cheryl: unbelievable. tiana lowe, your colleague is with me onset. come on, just because they say it doesn't mean that it is true. people seem to be buying this, that's disturbing? >> no, whenever you see 300 billion over a decade that they say has been able to save has been completely offset by the

i think there are a lot of issues that he stoked fear around but none as forcefully and as effectively as immigration. can you talk more about his remorse that he had to reverse some of the policies like child family separations at the border and his reluctance to actually embrace that reversal? he wanted to go back to the period where agents were tearing children away from their parents. >> he believed there was almost nothing that could be done that was too tough when it comes to stopping people coming over the border and targeting immigrants in this country particularly illegal immigrants but also legal immigrants at times. some of the legislation he endorsed would have cut legal immigration to this country as well. it is not just about whether people have broken the law coming in or not. there was a visceral feeling inside the party and he started talking about building the wall at these rallies. he'd love the response he was getting. it encouraged him to go further. he understood he was crystalizing a policy down to these three words, build the wall. build the wall. and it was a p

me to stoking fear gas . gas shortages. effect opec and oil producing companies announcy are trimming supplies of the economy. it comes as recession fears have driven down prices. t is translated to lower gas pric. gas prices. the national averagr a gallon of gas is now three dollars and 78 cents. that is dn $.82 from the friday before. > >> sarah winchester died in her mansion. visitors have less flowers, cards and other mementos in front of the home. > >> it first opened as a touristn in 1923, five months after she passed away. > >> california was to adopt a ranking system for extreme heat. heat. the reason for the changed how it will work. > >> coming up, trey lance and jimmy garoppolo are excited tom up . maybe the news of the return of jimmy g wasn't so well ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't

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david, why the t did ok this the signal came q in osaka, which side of june the whole the stokes and through them in insulin oatmeal tornado santo, honda this. well can i know that? so got in the kink. your data always cycle johnny, of course they, he mutational, ah, sure you, she visited fort detrick's usa main military lab, biological weapons, research and testing on humans continued in the 18 thirty's and forty's and fifty's . the american military government and medical community experimented on the black population using syphilis and sexually transmitted diseases infecting them with these diseases in order to develop vaccinations and medicines to immunize them. all of these were used in the prisoner populations, the black populations and the mentally retarded populations. largely before 964, which men quickly outlawed them. in 1950 the korean war, again, america deployed former unit 731 directors shuttle you. she and my subject gitano, both doctors of medicine and both already promoted to the rank of lieutenant general in the imperial japanese army. bombs, packed with toxic payl

lionesses' first match on home soil since their euros win this summer, and they turned on the style in stoke won ten, scored 80 goals and not conceded once. they have still yet to lose under coach sarina wiegman. scotland have already qualified for the play—offs, but they ended their group with a comfortable 6—0 win against the faroe islands, erin cuthbert with the pick of the goals. northern ireland rounded off their world cup qualifying campaign in latvia — where three own goals campaign in latvia, where three own goals helped them to a 3—1win. northern ireland haven't qualified, but they did finish on 19 points — a record for their senior women's side. rafael nadal says he doesn't know when he'll return to the court after his shock fourth round loss at the us open. it's the first time he's been beaten at a grand slam this year, losing to the american frances tiafoe, who knocked him out in four four sets, ending any hopes of a record extending 23rd grand slam. it means there'll be a first time major winner from the men's draw. after the match, the spaniard said he wasn't sure of his immedi

that sets the stage for stopping their profits and maybe stoking a much longer inflation.aylor: can you comment on the balance sheet? why we can't seem to get to that maxed upper limit. there is some wonky math that may be causing some of that. why aren't we getting more maxed rolloff? diana: it is that. what's important is the new york fed trading desk. they are looking to hit those targets. we will get to those targets. we will see how we get there but they will not sell assets. that is part of -- even though they are doing quantitative tightening, they wanted to be in the background and predictable. if they cannot make their targets, that's another load to their credibility. that is a blow to the legacy powell has at the federal reserve and that's very important. that is what they want. they want to be consistent and they want it to work right. they are very committed to getting it to where they need to be by the end of the month. it will be interesting to see what that actually means. romaine: we have a few more economic data points for we get to the next fed meeting.

a walk out on freight trains could cripple already strained supply chains and further stoke inflation. freight trains transport about 40% of long-distance trade in the u.s. one report suggested a strike could cost the u.s. economy to billion dollars per day. amtrak has canceled cross-country passenger trains to prevent travelers from being stranded halfway through their journey. >> one should be able to count on the trains you can count on the elevator in your apartment building, or the flow of water and so on. it should be fundamental infrastructure that is at all times available. >> i don't think a lot of customers would take too kindly to that. especially those that are urgent, a lot of them being business trips. it will probably cause more harm than good. >> in europe, we are perhaps more used to the idea of rail strikes. but it would be the first nationwide rail strike since 1992 if it happened. >> rail strikes in the u.k. recently, but it sounds like if they happen in the u.s., it will be extremely costly. thank you. truth or fake, our daily fact checking segment. catalina is re

david stokes, as the action friends arriving at arthur ashe stadium. we're hoping for a classic and they weren't disappointed. nick carriers in the form of his life up against defending champion dana method of your strategy, went into the 4th round clash with history on his side. having won 3 of his previous 4 matches against the russians. ah, but taking out the top seat of the grand slam with entirely different challenge curios, say 3 set points on his way to taking the 1st in a tie break. he couldn't sustain the momentum though is method of hit back to level the man i ever the entertainer curious, did some show boating early in the 3rd, although it cost him on this occasion with the point already one, inexplicably crossed a method outside of the net to hit the ball before it bounced out. despite that he went on to take us at 63, and the 23rd c dominated the 4th to book his place in the quarter finals at flushing meadows for the 1st time. he rios was world number 1376 months ago, but he'll now move back inside the top. 20 a fellow gradually struggling

david stokes, as the story frances t f o was overcome with emotion after playing the much of his life in arthur rush stadium. i felt the world start. i couldn't hear anything for minute. i was like, oh my god, like even shaking his head or even or i said to him like i was like, if, if such a blur and like it was, it was wildly a heart going a 1000 miles an hour or so excited. they're was our filter. madam los angeles, is it facing it? al? twice before with a spaniard winning both matches in straight sets. but this was a very different tier 5, the del recovered to win the 2nd set, but the american responded. moving the dollar around the court with ease he got, he got it when he was able door door to take the ball. i don't many times a very early so i was not able to push him back to your 1st heavy hitting was relentless recording. 49 winners. another well, no. the one home foreman's applied, but through all day i yeah, i guess how many megs came out there. i believe i can do it. incredibly tear house victory is the biggest win by an american man at the us open since james blake shockin

but repeated rate cuts triggered a 44% drop in the lira against the dollar last year, stoking inflation imports. the currency has lost a further 27% so far this year while inflation hit a 24-year high of over 80% in august. on the same day, the u.s. commerce department will release its current account balance for the april-to-june quarter. its deficit jumped about 30% to a record high of nearly $300 billion in the january-to-march period. that was amid a surge in imports as businesses replenished imports to meet strong domestic demand. the deficit was 8.4% gdp, the largest since 2008. it was up from 3.7% the previous period. >>> all right. let's have a look at the markets. >>> from the "newsline biz" team in tokyo, i'm gene otani. thanks for being with us. 73ú3ú+ú+ú+ú+ú+ú+ú<■ their money by force. >> this is al jazeera and these are your top stories. thousands of armenians are protesting against prime minister nikol pashinyan after more than 100 soldiers were killed in renewed fighting with as a vision, accusing him of betraying the country after he said he would sign a peace deal to en

such as florida home, investigating his handling of classified government documents your nuclear war stokes. as the russian controls athletes, facility and ukraine has lost connection to the last remaining main, named the national grid that have been weeks of selling in the area. areas under has more from cave. the fighting still is very intense in and around the nuclear power plant. and that's very scary for a i. e, a officials for sure, but also for the wider community, the citizens, the civilians. because as we've been focusing on the nuclear power plant itself and the safety of it over the last several days and weeks, really, it's important to point out that the fighting is not just right there at the plant . the entire area north, south of the plant is filled with towns and villages. and all of those people are essentially on the front lines of this conflict right now. pakistan's prime minister sharon sharif, assembled a committee to coordinate flood relief efforts. more than 33000000 people have been affected in almost 1300 of dies. those are headlines, more news after democracy, mayb

the 1st of its kind in europe, at the time it was a sensation the fire box has to be kept stoked with cold during the journey. that hasn't changed over time. i am happy to take on the job at an average speed of 6 kilometers per hour. we arrived at the top of ag, almost on time, in the little engine that could be view is impressive. as a cheney engineer, i don't get a break. egg bound is a ceiling. why is it so important to keep on cleaning the locomotive, went through it with. if you wipe everything down with a cleaning rag next door, you can feel right away. if a screws loose over those is sort of a foot. now we had back down the mountain when our locomotive number 7 is tramping along, all the other trains on the road have to make way for it. the slow pace is all the better for enjoying this particular view. 2021 is the 150. the anniversary of the ye re weight, the locomotive was restored and put back in service, especially for it an hour after leaving the top of the line, we arrived at fitz now station on lake lucerne. and now it's my turn at the controls again. they let me drive th

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iranian authorities accused armed kurdish groups of stoking unrest in iran. the u.s.ondemned the strikes as an attack on iraq's sovereignty. typhoon nori has made full in vietnam. airports, schools and offices are closed, and hundreds of thousands have been evacuated. no rule has been downgraded to a tropical storm, but residents may want to stay alert for landslides and flooding. meanwhile, hurrican ian has made landfall in florida, bettering the west coast of the state with winds of up to 250 kilometers per hour. millions of residents have been advised to leave their homes. of those who have stayed, they are hunkering down in the face of extreme wind, heavy rain and a dangerous category four and could cause catastrophic flooding. late on tuesday, ian hit cuba, killing at least two people and leaving a trail of destruction and knocking out electricity across the island. reporter: plunged into darkness in the wake of hurricane ian. cubans in havana and all across the island were left without electricity after the country's entire power grid collapsed following the sto