you have ben stokes in this form, its to score.y prospect any team. ., . , this form, it's scary prospect any team. ., ., , , ., ., ' team. you have this provisional 15 man squad _ team. you have this provisional 15 man squad that _ team. you have this provisional 15 man squad that has _ team. you have this provisional 15 man squad that has to _ team. you have this provisional 15 man squad that has to be - team. you have this provisional 15 i man squad that has to be confirmed. dawid malans was under a bit of pressure, but a wonderful not from him that we haven't really talked about because of what stokes did. superb innings and he was so lucky not to get the three figures. he seems like he's the one to be dropped. he's got a fine average and always performs when he's asked. he's cemented his place at the top. he's cemented his place at the top. he's a left—handed batter as well. the question really is, is jason roy going to be in this squad. 7 he's missed all of these internationals. there is the looming spectre of harry brook. it

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stokes will value - match by 181 runs. stokes will value far more than his 182.e which followed the instructions of his captain, he was pleased that the attacking mantra work. . , , pleased that the attacking mantra work. . i, ., work. really pleased, not too worried about _ work. really pleased, not too worried about not _ work. really pleased, not too worried about not busting - work. really pleased, not too worried about not busting the work. really pleased, not too - worried about not busting the overs. the big message was, can we take the handbrake off? and try and put the opposition under pressure and be positive. we did that. really delighted. a quick turnaround so we see how the guys pull up and may be rotated. the message is the same. we are trending in a nice direction. the women's final match could be ruined by the autumnal weather. the third game again shall anchor was supposed to start at 1230 but the rain has been falling —— sri lanka. some compensation for defeat in the 2020 matches between the two sides. the rugby world cup begins its second games

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mostly, that'sjust the press stoking that up.- press stoking that up.king that up. we'll wait to see what _ press stoking that up. we'll wait to see what happens . press stoking that up. we'll i wait to see what happens over the weekend and what happens there. congressman tim burchett from jim tennessee, think for joining. from jim tennessee, think for “oinina. . ~ from jim tennessee, think for “oinina. ., ~' ,, from jim tennessee, think for “oinina. ., ~ y., ., thank you, ma'am. democrats are blaming the republican party for failing to act in a unified mannerfor the good of the country. earlier, my colleague sumi somaskanda spoke to democratic representative from maryland jamie raskin. he says he believes there is a way forward to avert the government sucked on my shutdown. do you think that's true? . . , shutdown. do you think that's true? , ., , ., _ shutdown. do you think that's true? ,., , ., _ true? there is a very easy way forward to _ true? there is a very easy way forward to avoid _ true? there is a very easy way forward to avoid a _ true? ther

remember, a six is always a six and ben stokes has no limits.agine a world cup without him? new zealand gladly would. in this match stokes had rescued england from a mess, and it's just those situations which inspire him. from 124 balls — 182 runs. the highest score by an english batter in one day internationals. another day of stokes rethinking the possibles. well, england won the match by 181 runs... yeah! ..which stokes will value far more than his 182. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. some still be looking stuff? it has turned decidedly _ some still be looking stuff? it has turned decidedly wet and - some still be looking stuff? it 1:3 turned decidedly wet and windy across some northern parts of the uk. most of us sought some sunshine today but across much of northern ireland and scotland this evening we saw college, outbreaks of rain, a brisk winter and this rain is now on the move south and east, getting into parts of northern england, into wales, into the midlands by the end of the night. gusts of clo

ben stokes back into the one-day side- _ decisions. ben stokes back into the one-day side. i one—day side. how confident will england be feeling ahead of this tournament given their success from 2019? 50 tournament given their success from 2019? ., , ., , ., ., 2019? so many of the squad remained the same. 2019? so many of the squad remained the same- the — 2019? so many of the squad remained the same. the engine _ 2019? so many of the squad remained the same. the engine room _ 2019? so many of the squad remained the same. the engine room where - 2019? so many of the squad remained the same. the engine room where thej the same. the engine room where the likes ofjoe root and ben stokes. they have not done all that much in odi they have not done all that much in 0di cricket over the four years because england have not played as much of it in recent times. ben stokes got 182 at the oval against new zealand. there is a real statement innings. joe root struggled a bit. they know so much about what it takes to win, notjust in 50 over cricket betting icc events. an awful lot of th

super stokes smashes his way into the history books. there's a new one day batting record for england. the sub squad for the springboks including four scrum—halves, as south africa ring the changes ahead of their match with romania. and it's a dream davis cup debut for draper as he downs kokkinakis to help great britain beat australia. hello, and thanks for joining us on sportsday. and we're going to start with cricket, where it's been another record—breaking day for ben stokes. the all—rounder smashing his way into the history books with the highest score by an england batter in a one—day international, as he hammered a brutal 182 in the third odi against new zealand at the oval in london. stokes had only come out of one—day retirement to play in this series and the world cup in india next month. and what a reminder of what the test captain brings to the shorter form of the game, nine sixes and 15 fours in his 124—ball innings. and that fabulous batting performance laying the foundations for a huge win, england all out for 368 before s

super stokes smashes his way into the history books.ad for the springboks including four scrumhalves, as south africa ring the changes ahead of their match with romania. and it's a dream davis cup debut for draper as he downs kokkinakis to help great britain beat australia. hello, and thanks for joining us on sportsday. and we're going to start with cricket, where it's been another record—breaking day for ben stokes. the all rounder smashing his way into the history books with the highest score by an england batter in a one—day international, as he hammered a brutal 182 in the third 0di against new zealand at the oval in london. stokes had only come out of one—day retirement to play in this series and the world cup in india next month. and what a reminder of what the test captain brings to the shorter form of the game, nine sixes and 15 fours in his i24—ball innings. and that fabulous batting performance laying

hello, and we're going to start with cricket, where its been another record—breaking day for ben stokese all—rounder smashing his way into the history books with the highest score by an england batter in a one—day international as he hammered a brutal 182 in the third odi against new zealand at the oval. stokes had only come out of one—day retirement to play in this series and the world cup in india next month, but the test captain brought up the record with a six — one of nine maximums and 15 fours in his 124—ball innings — that shot beating the previous best of 180 made byjason roy in 2018. well, that helped england to 368 all out, stokes ably supported by dawid malan who made 96 off 95 balls... who made 96 off 95 balls. england did lose their last four wickets forjust eight runs. new zealand are now into bat and are currently 32 for 3the series stands at 1—each going into this one. the sides meet in the final one—dayer on friday at lords. at the davis cup, great britain are playing the first of their three round—robin matches in manchester — kicking things off against australia as th

and we're going to start with cricket, where it's been another record—breaking day for ben stokes.he all rounder smashing his way into the history books with the highest score by an england batter in a one—day international, as he hammered a brutal 182 in the third odi against new zealand at the oval in london. stokes had only come out of one—day retirement to play in this series and the world cup in india next month. and what a reminder of what the test captain brings to the shorter form of the game, nine sixes and 15 fours in his 124—ball innings. and that fabulous batting performance laying the foundations for a huge win, england all out for 368 before skittling the kiwis forjust 187 runs. the 181—run winning margin is the eighth highest for england in odi cricket. they lead the series 2—1 and meet in the final one—dayer on friday at lords. to the rugby world cup now, and friday will be a special day for sam whitelock. the 34—year—old new zealand second row willjoin richie mccaw as the all blacks�* most—capped player when he lines up against namibia in toulouse. whitelock will m

something like some of my favorite interviews were with stokely carmichael after that, who said that, ironically, he and dr. king became friends on on the meredith march when he was blistering dr. king with black power and the press was absolute head over heels in love with stokely and saying that dr. king was old hat. dr. king said, stokely, i can't tell you to stick with nonviolence, but to me you're saying that you want to step up. how come black people have to be nonviolent and? the rest of america admires john wayne. they don't care about nonviolent people and he said, well, doc, doc told me that nonviolence is a leader's hip doctrine. we're trying to move people up to not nonviolence once in governing between them in is not where we want to catch up and be as violent as white people. and so on. i think that it's essential to king's success, but also central to our modern appreciation for of the challenge for martin luther king that he devoted himself. he he saw in the founders trying to create, even though they were slaveholder. but if you end slavery as a system entirely based

super stokes smashes his way into the history books. squad for the springboks including four scrum—halves, as south africa ring the changes ahead of their match with romania. and it's a dream davis cup debut for draper as he downs kokkinakis to help great britain beat australia. hello, and thanks for joining us on sportsday. and we're going to start with cricket, where it's been another record—breaking day for ben stokes. the all—rounder smashing his way into the history books with the highest score by an england batter in a one—day international, as he hammered a brutal 182

stokes in the last few minutes reaching his century injust 76 balls.nd have gone past 200, still with 20 overs in hand and the england losing a wicket in the last couple of minutes. the organisers of the rugby world cup have apologised to england fans who were stuck outside the stadium before their opening match with argentina on saturday. the game in marseille got under way with hundreds of empty seats as supporters were left queuing outside. there were further problems in bordeaux as tram problems delayed fans arrival for the ireland v namibia game. france 2023 presidentjacques rivoal said he is confident challenges will be addreessed. after a three day break, matches resume at the tournament tomorrow, with hosts france taking on uruaguay. ireland take on tonga in nantes on saturday. tonga now have a star—studded line—up, with five former all—blacks and a former wallaby in their 33 man squad. england's manager gareth southgate has hit back at criticism of his defender harry maguire, saying the way he's been treated is a joke. maguire scored an own go

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no ben stokes for england, he's rested after his heroics earlier in the week.joffa archer as he continues to return from injury. it isa it is a big day for great britain at the davis cup after victory over australia on wednesday. they take on switzerland in manchester. it is the very early stages that sees andy murray up. it is his first game in the qualification group. he wasn't used on the when on wednesday over australia. you can watch the game over on the iplayer and red button. in the premier league, everton have new owners after a 94% stake was sold to the american investment fund. the takeover brings to an end the often troubled tenure, who first invested in 2016. the sale is expected to be completed by the end of the year but is subject to premier league football association and financial conduct authority approval. if it goes through, half of the top 20 flight clubs in england are american owned. the former head of the spanish football organisation or association has appeared in court in madrid to answer a criminal complaint over kissing spanish footba

to work with keith was like being adopted into the stokes family.e areas got a second father while others got a fifth grandparent. keeps coworkers would often get a text message in the morning from keith just checking and saying hello if you didn't reply you could be ldsure he would follow up quickly. each year my aides across the state have a christmas party and each year keith would insist on barbecuing for the whole office. each year he would cut too much and end up feeding much of the rest of the building too. during covid one of his coworkers had to cancel a planned wedding shower. he drove across the state he stopped where he thought was an impromptu visit only to find that keith had organized a surprise wedding shower and for every pair in our office keith would get their kid sizes and begin a one-man recruitment campaign to make them fans of the university of arkansas. many razorback onesies made their way through our offices. one coworker lost her father and mentioned she would miss talking to him on the phone each day, keith began to call

ben stokes has blasted his way to his first century since returning to 0di cricket.hed 100 injust 76 balls for england as they look to post a big score in their third match of this series with new zealand, which is level at 1—1. stokes is at the crease with liam livingstone, following a huge partnership with dawid malan which rescued england from a position of 13 for 2. malan was out caught behind for 96 and jos buttler�*s just been caught out for 38. stokes, remember, came out of retirement in this format for the world cup later this year. england now on 305 for 4. there are about ten overs remaining. live sport there at the oval, then. play is also under way in manchester at the davis cup finals. great britain are facing australia as both nations look to get through this group stage and reach november's knockouts. jack draper's facing thanasi kokkinakis in the opening singles rubber, and it's going to the wire with that match tied at 1—1. dan evans takes on alex di minaur later on. it is for — three in that final step to great britain. two time grand slam champion

stoked economic growth , likely stoked inflation to and pushing on that particular brake pedal is thethat i see coming. now, when the fed raises interest rates, it creates a lot of turbulence, in particular for bonds. that's what we experienced in my view last year. in my opinion, when the fed transitions to focusing mostly on its balance sheet, that could push volatility and a lot and a lot of uncertainty into the stock market. instead, before we talk stocks, though, one more question on bonds, which is right now, you mentioned volatility, uncertainty, but i could get 5% in a short term treasury bond in a bank and a cd. so it's really tempting to just sit right there. is that a good idea? so it is really tempting. but like many traps, it is a it is a tempting trap to sit in cash. cash does offer higher yields today, but i think what investors need to keep in mind is that the market, the bond market is upside down. cash has higher yields than bonds. government bonds have. intermediate maturity may be 4% over 5% in cash. that is not a statement of value. so yes, if you're shopping arou

never before in the history of the index of american stokes law. so much in a single day, a new york is not allowed to collapse sprints like one fine to frankfurt, sidney, forward in the history of the index of american stokes law. so much in a single day, new york is not allowed to collapse sprints like one fine to frankfurt, sidney, tokyo kind of corrupt. nobody knows what disclose this disaster. there is no discernible real world economy reason. there are no new economic predictions, no unemployment statistics. the only explanation that he's offered sound strange. apparently the trading computers went to fast. excel ration of computer systems. could almost go was a world wide financial crisis in does he get hardship campaigns for more transparency in the financial sector? than the one on the store for him to figure the tough choices. just this one is betsy, sometimes with upset please. by the monday as the voice music wouldn't intact a 100 that doesn't get fully. i'm attracted to a 1000. when is the veterans assigned as beginning, zine? did you

later in the hour on bbc news, more smash hits from ben stokes he sets a one—day record for england withundred 82 against new zealand. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the three people who police in surrey want to speak to in connection with the death of 10—year—old sara sharif are on a flight back to the uk. five weeks ago, sara's father, stepmother and her uncle flew to pakistan, just a day before her body was discovered. postmortem tests found that she'd sustained "multiple and extensive injuries." it's believed the three are on a plane that's due to land at gatwick airport this evening. they�* re returning volu natarily. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, reports. it will be five weeks tomorrow since sara sharif was found dead in the early hours of a thursday morning. the ten—year—old was discovered by police at herfamily�*s home in woking. detectives said she had suffered multiple and extensive injuries. since then, the police, who are still working at the house, have been wanting to talk to the three adults who lived there, but her father, urfan sharif

inflation, which stoked strikes across the economy.h. >> there is no installed base to support the demands that are being put out by this administration for electric vehicles. we saw the inflation reduction act. that finally came true, has nothing to do with that. it's all about the green movement. so we're under tremendous treasure in this economy right now with inflation out of control and nothing's being done by the administration except the feds who are raising interest rates that are just pounding the mid-market companies. interest rates at some of my middle market companies have gone from 2 million to 14 million, basically 100% of free cash flow is going to pay interest rates and it's causing tremendous dislocation in our economy. maria: so that's the point, garrett. you're talking about interest payments skyrocketing as the federal reserve raises interest rates. we haven't seen the crux of the impact of 11 rate hikes so far. does the macro story get worse in your view, garrett? >> i think you're really getting to the crux of why

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it was young glucose time and rehab stokes her and the clinic alexander stores knew that he enjoyed exercising. so he suggested combining the rehab with joking therapy as a c a. it's a very quick to learn, very practical and the grounds you read stabilize as you difficulties, especially when you're feeling bad when you're feeling the urge to turn to drugs. you can regulate a lot very quickly through sports to exercise and run and exercise allows addicts to trick the brains. addictive drugs also officially crank out the release of domain which creates feelings of happiness. this is followed by a de coming deficiency, a deep hole that creates a desire for more of the addictive substance. running therapy can help break this vicious cycle. again, goal is cov, is among the 1st to try out this new form of therapy, the running therapist. this specially trained and experienced in handling crises, they always work in groups. in the middle of months, kindly monday, beginning you. and then we often have participants who start out running for maybe one minute and then blocking for 2. and they do that mayb

hello, and we're going to start with cricket, where it's been another record—breaking day for ben stokese all—rounder smashing his way into the history books with the highest score by an england batter in a one—day international, as he hammered a brutal 182 in the third odi against new zealand at the oval. stokes had only come out of one—day retirement to play in this series and the world cup in india next month. and what a reminder of what the test captain brings to the shorter form of the game — nine sixes and 15 fours in his 124—ball innings. and that fabulous batting performance laying the foundations for a huge win. england all out for 368 before skittling the kiwis forjust 187 runs. the 181—run winning margin is the eighth highest for england in odi cricket. they lead the series 2—1 and meet in the final one—dayer on friday at lords. tottenham striker richarlison says he will "seek psychological help" when he returns to england after the international break. the brazilian was pictured in tears after being substituted during his country's 5—1win over bolivia on saturday. his last go

england's ben stokes has reached 50 on his return to one—day cricket, the england test captain has ended in the world cup with india and october and november. play in the world cup with india and octoberand november. he play in the world cup with india and october and november. he has helped england reach 227—4 in the one—day international between england and new zealand, dafydd mallan also reached the half—century with both he and stokes removed, you can head to the bbc sport website for the very latest on all of that. that is all the sport for now. people living in russian—occupied areas of ukraine are being asked to vote in what the de—facto authorities are describing as local elections. kyiv and the organisation for security and cooperation in europe have denounced the polls as illegal. wellm let's go live now to our diplomatic correspondent paul adams in kyiv. this is the second time in a year that around 2 million ukrainians living under russian occupation and for southern and eastern regions of ukraine have been asked, invited, encouraged to go to the polls. last year it was for a

drought was caused by the long-term climate change in eastern mediterranean. and worked as catalyst to stoke one of the policies by daesh to recruit forces. those days, martin omel. a us presidential candidate claimed that the emergence of daesh was largely tied to the climate change and water crisis in syria, but republicans sprang up in his opposition. those days when no one would predict that donald trump would find his way to the white house. in reaction to omali, he said that the candidates who feel like their popularity is diminishing do... everything they can to turn heads like martin omaly who links the emergence of daesh to climate change. even though trump won the election and did and said bizarre things in his tenure, the reality can't be withheld forever. now, besides zomali, many other people know that, one of the precursors for the emergence of daesh in syria was the widespread drout that affected. all of the regions in the country and caused exodus of farmers to cities. actually, the climate change issue started in iraq intensively in 2006 and 2007, when drrow and global warmi

these stokes problem is watching crops, getting away by floods, sweltering temperatures, spawning disease, and 1000 slee again, fields. as he started fires rage, the more from foss who falls to renewables is happening. but throughout beckett's behinds, we must make up time, lost the foot, dragging out of the 3 springs, and then they can get in the intense interest rate gauging billions from fossil fuels. i'm up to say about the world's leading polluters. china in the united states were absent from the summits to despite the extreme, the other events. greenhouse gas emissions are still rising. and fossil fuels are still being subsidized to the sum of 7 trillion dollars a year. is there a mind to now if our top story us presidential, i bide in, has approved a 325000000 july package for ukraine. after meeting with president of loading means, the lensky, the announcement comes as the us congress, the bytes, future bunch of funding for ukraine. don't forget, you can always get data where you can use on the guy. just download our app from google file from the apple app store. it'll give you acc

five feet in the air. >> i was so stoked. we needed a change. >> and i think now we're at that same point. america needs a 180 degree change from the direction where joe biden is taking us right now. conservative governor and business leader doug burgum joe biden's wrong on the economy. he's wrong on energy, and he's wrong on national security. as north dakota governor burgum supercharged the economy by passing the largest tax cut in state history, cutting spending by billions balancing the budget and eliminating red tape. conservative doug burgum a new leader for a changing economy. best of america pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. start saturday strong with america's number one game is big news saturday on fox. it all starts at ten eastern with big noon kick off back in boulder. quarterback drew well seventh ranked penn state in a big ten battle against illinois. okay, here we go the best pre-game, the best announcers, the biggest games, penn state, illinois, big names saturday, fox. >> do you know whe

of rhetoric that led to the mass shooting in jacksonville, florida, which governor desantis helped stoke with his rhetoric. but as you said, while we strike these attacks on the extreme right, we have to look at the agenda when we lift up black america. when we lift up black america, we lift up everyone. as you know, we have the legislative policy conference coming up in washington, dc, starting december 20th through the 24th. during that congress we're going to position not only democracy and race but economic mobility and wealth creation at a time when black people are under attack, we want to talk about ways to advances, wage, and wealth. with the partnerships, the economic alliance and the network they're doing under your leadership, we can put forth an agenda that moves america through jobs, better-paying jobs, through smalls by creation, and through wealth creation for black families and black communities. >> this monday with the kings and other leaders, i went to meet with president biden on the 60th anniversary in washington. president biden and vice president kamala harris met.

with oil producers ahead of un climate talks in the uae, with the opec cartel accusing the iea of stokingy. is that what you're doing? what we do is look at the numbers and the facts scientists around the world all agree that in order to have a livable planet we can see global temperature and increase by a maximum ofi.5 global temperature and increase by a maximum of 1.5 celsius. if it is higher than that the current extreme weather events will be much more severe and frequent. what is the source of this temperature increase? fossil fuels. source of this temperature increase? fossilfuels. coal, oiland gas. if we want to limit the temperature increase, we have to use these fossil fuels increase, we have to use these fossilfuels much increase, we have to use these fossil fuels much less than today. 25% less in just seven years, you are talking about. that means we need to get the momentum with alternative clean energy fuels, is that momentum there and other costings right? ten that momentum there and other costings right?— that momentum there and other costings right? ten years ago solar en

bat with jenni destro early, joe root made 29 and terry butcher is ten by ten the absence of ben stokesng rested, dafydd milan has been the mainstay, on 94, england are 100s of the 6—3. the latest group stage are under way, andy murray looked to be cruising in the opening set against leandro brady but with two breaks up in the best of the match but the swiss came back to take it to a tie—break which he then won. they have just added the second set, britain won their opening group tie against australia while switzerland most of france. next up in court is the singles contest with british number one cam norrie taking on stan wawrinka. for the latest on that match and the rest of the sport, head to the bbc sport website and add, but that is all yours spot for now. —— website and app. a development to bring you from madrid. we were just hearing about spain's ex—football boss rubio, we have now heard a judge has banned him from going within 200 metres of football and jenni hermoso —— ruby. the national court now consider a criminal complaint. you can see rubiales outside the court, denying 6

stokes had only come out of one—day retirement to play in this series and the world cup in india nexttions for a huge win. england all out for 368 before skittling the kiwis forjust 187 runs. the 181—run winning margin is the eighth highest

the conditions were the most difficult, we stoked, so to speak, uh, we had special boxes where the coal burned and the workers warmed themselves, near these fires, the oil froze, again the machine parts of the pedal in tanks with oil, so that only the machines worked, it became difficult to realize the machines financial flows. so to speak, fell apart created so to speak, and shops in order to pay the workers for their work. today it will be the world's agricultural producers, grain and feed harvesting equipment, the belarusian harvester is known on all continents, but behind in times of painful decisions, well, the highest level of resuscitation. and not only this flagship. during the entire machinery construction industry period that we did not even work in the winter, but we kept we did not give gas. your name is we have saved the most valuable thing that was at the enterprise. and on this base they created new capacities created new cars ninety-sixth year. this is, as it were, such a difficult reception period, when a new industry in general was laid in the country. this is the grai

china calls on the us to abandon his cold war mentality and to refrain from stoking confrontation and

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partisan red meat, stoking relentless culture wars. but it all started with what you can argue is a noble vision to create a center right news network. to elevate perspectives that are based in gotham or washington but instead stoking division that seemed to be murdaugh's mission. so did power and so did the money. fox became a mouthpiece for republican administrations, a mouthpiece, really, for donald trump. and eventually a vehicle for his baseless conspiracies. before we discuss this tonight, it's important really illustrate just a small piece of this mission, 25 years in the making. >> white supremacy, that's the problem. it's a hoax. >> we keep wearing other species and other ethnics >> are you saying -- >> the problem we are getting at. >> the swedes have pure genes. that's the rule. finland is better, so they have a pure society. in america we marry everybody. >> asian people are not liberal by nature. they're usually more industrious and hardworking. >> you are muslims why did you write a book about the founder of christianity?

i wish the candidate would just really get out of the way because he is the what who is stoking thesel tensions in our country. for him to make comparisons to members of congress, i own congresswoman ayanna pressley and the kkk is outrageous it's irresponsible and it's dangerous. it's the kind of rhetoric that led to the mass shooting in jacksonville, florida, which governor desantis helped stoke with his rhetoric. but as you said, while we fight these attacks on the extreme right, but we also have to put forward an affirmative agenda to help lift up black americans. when we lift up black america, we lift up everyone. as you know, we have the congressional black caucus and a legislative policy conference coming up in washington, d.c., starting september 20th through the 24th. during that conference, we're going to position not only democracy and race, but economic mobility and wealth creation. at a time when black people are under attack, we want to talk about race to advance wages, work, and wealth. with partnerships, with the biden economic alliance, with the work that the national

out of this administration, and the democrats that has -- you know, stoked this inflation.t we're talking about, that has stoked the federal reserve to raise interest rates 11 times do you see any end to that do you see any reversal in terms of massive spending out of your colleagues. >> certainly. republicans are -- majority not see huge tran chez half a trillion here a trillion there inflation reduction act, misnamed bill ever, of 2 trillion-dollar, you are not going to see any of that, yet much of that carry over from spending bills, is hitting our deficit this year, i mean very, very, our deficit is going to be 1.8 trillion dollars this year this is why we are trying to offer a stopgap initiative has reasonable fiscal sanity to it moderate reductions but at the same time significant enough 8%, in long with deal trying to broker here, there would be border security, unmitigated disaster, yet as you well know, on this issue we've got five or six may be seven republicans standing in 2 way because not strong enough yet we have 213 all democrats standing in way of it, i mean

stoking relentless culture wars. but it all started with what you could argue is a noble vision to create a center right news network to elevate more perspectives that aren't based in gotham or in washington. but instead, stoking division seemed to become murdoch's mission. so did power and so did the money. fox became a mouth piece for republican administrations, a mouth piece really for donald trump and eventually a vehicle for his baseless conspiracies. it is important to illustrate a small taste of this mission, 25 years in the making. >> white supremacy. that's the problem. this is a hoax. >> we keep marrying other species and othere ethnics. >> are you suffering from the dementia right now? >> pure genes. the swedes have pure genes. finland, the finns have a pure society. in america we marry everybody. >> asian people are not liberal by nature. they're usually more industrious and hard working. >> you are a muslim. why did you write a book about the founder of christianity? >> say you are a cocaine dealer and y

australia is the world's biggest lng exporter and the ongoing dispute has stoked volatility in naturalow. first of all, what is happening in europe. there is much more on this on the bbc website. the sewage discharges are covered there, it has been a major source of concern for people around the coast in the uk. we will see you very soon. goodbye. this is a village in staffordshire. they take the tradition of a scarecrow competition to a whole new level. . . scarecrow competition to a whole new level. , ., ., , , ., level. the festival has been going on for hundreds _ level. the festival has been going on for hundreds of— level. the festival has been going on for hundreds of years. - level. the festival has been going on for hundreds of years. that - level. the festival has been going on for hundreds of years. that is l level. the festival has been going | on for hundreds of years. that is to celebrate normally the end of holidays for our traditional copper mines in the area. we felt a scarecrow festival fitted in really nicely. it has been running for three years now. we have had a go

for people like dolores mason- stokes, pain is real. she has been laid off twice in the last time months. >> there are a lot of jobs open but also a lot of competition. >> reporter: she has fallen back on credit cards and watched inflation and higher interest rates take their toll. >> i was paying $150 for minimum payment on my credit card. connect month, the balance is exactly the same. >> reporter: inflation is cooling. that paired with the slowing jobs market could make the federal reserve less likely to raise rates again. financial markets rallied. though president biden's economic policy has been a frequent target on the campaign trail. b the policies are crushing the life out of the economy. >> it is likely to be the deciding factor in the race for the white house. >> one time that many are still comfortable spending, this weekend is set to round out what the tsa said is the busiest travel period on record. >> the first day of the trading month so happened to be the last of the week. it was a solid showing. the dow added more than

new land and simon-music, volte, konstantin mickiewicz learned to read wrote his first poem stoke manorrd place of residence of the mickiewicz because of the original buildings it preserved the house and threshing floor of the 19th century, akinchitsy, the birthplace of yakub kolas. in 1992, the structure of the estate was restored according to old drawings and descriptions. for the centenary of the poet, all these memorable places store a large number of unique things related to the life of the belarusian song. on september 23 , 105 years ago, aaron iosifovich mavshe was born in vitebsk; he later became known as arkady mavzon, the future famous playwright, screenwriter, theater expert for 17 years, and went on a search. happiness in minsk he worked as a turner, and in the evenings he studied in the studio at bogaty-1, now the yanka kupala theater, in 1946 he wrote his first play, konstantin zaslonov, which was a stunning success in a matter of years. it went around all the stages of the soviet union. three years later, a film based on the play zone was released at the same time in 1949