john lewis, diane nash, julian bond and stokely carmichael. stokely was my man. you know, we're going to don't take that the wrong way, but stokely and i were friends to the end, no matter what you've heard about him. and i'm the person that got him into the deep south with the freedom rides. yep. i want to talk about that. so so you've seen it all. you've experienced it all. very few people have had the courage or the impact to. try to change a country the way you have. so i want to i want to talk to you about. oh, i want to say also that i am a white, southern owner and proud of it. robert lee is my homeboy, and i'm the mother of five ordinary sons. i survived a lot. yeah, yeah. well, okay okay. anything else you want to say before? get to the question that i'm to ask you. go back to you and we're going to cut off the coffee after this cup for sure. okay. tell about the significance of the title. it's called get back to the counter. what's the significance of that title? well, i was sitting in at that jackson sit in and we got pulled off a stools and pulled to

but she's stoked _ picture, just blank face! but she's stoked and — picture, just blank face!ning watching our games. i'm really— morning watching our games. i'm really happy for her that she gets to see _ really happy for her that she gets to see me — really happy for her that she gets to see me captain and assist in the squad _ to see me captain and assist in the squad and — to see me captain and assist in the squad and get to enjoy it. looking forward to that one. switching codes now, and it's set to be a big weekend for england's rugby league teams as they take to headingley in their final test matches. the men's side will face off against rivals samoa, while the women's team host wales. it's the second test match in a two part series, and both teams are confident they can secure a win. 0llie constable reports. commentator: into the final! when en . land commentator: into the final! when england were — commentator: into the final! when england were knocked _ commentator: into the final! when england were knocked out _ commentator: into the final! when england were knocked

stokes called for chris woakes who bowls at 35 years old.s in three minutes he found the moment of thought match. new zealand's six wickets down in just four runs ahead. this was a day or england where so much came together. that test resumes this evening, but england's women have beaten south africa by nine wickets to clinch a clean sweep in the third and final t20 match in centurion. the tourists won the toss and chose to bowl — england already had an unnassailable series lead after winning the prior two matches. south africa slumped to 45 for 5 at one stage, before finishing on 124 all out. england then cruised through the chase danni wyatt—hodge scoring a half century, as they reached their target within 12 overs. let's go to football now and to the premier league — arsenal are up to second in the table for at least the next 2a hours, after a 5—2 win over west ham united. all of the goals came in a crazy first half, with kai havertz putting arsenal four up afterjust 36 minutes at the london stadium. but two quickfire goals from aaron wan

david stokes has this report the this weekend? yes. 510. this week, gaudio list signed up for another to use. it meant just the city. but the worst one of his managerial career continues. city run the back to foot early the he had stadium, james madison put them in front on his 28th birthday. and with just 20 minutes gone, we had another it was the early a city had been to down in the league since december 2010. claudio tried to rally as players, but things got worse for them in the 2nd half. so like a full time pedro. pyro made it 3 new, and brenda johnson finish things up in the middle of added time. frame for the final school in cities. first defeat at home in 52 games, a run stretching back 2 years after they'd use here. i knew in the last one to 2 years. sooner or later we was dropped. of course, never expect to win to lose the permalinks in a row. but in the times always we spoke a trumpet that we're using cover consistent again and again and again. and now we cannot deny that the reality that sometimes you football sometimes you live

but the stoke captain redeemed himself, scoring the winner at the right end eight minutes from time.ating blackburn 2—0 earlier in the day but fall to third. watford hit six past sheffield wednesday to climb to fifth. cardiff scored a stoppage time winner to beat norwich. bristol city made it eight league matches without defeat, beating preston 3—1. fourth—placed burnley play millwall tomorrow. it's the first round of the fa cup today — and there's no replays at this stage now. nine of the 31 ties this afternoon went to penalties with six more matches to come across the next two days. let's take you to live pictures of the game on bbc two right now — league one northampton, taking on seventh tier kettering... at sixfields — a northamptonshire derby 1—0 the score watch it on bbc two, the iplayer on the bbc sport website. it's a bumper day of football, which also includes celtic taking on aberdeen in the scottish league cup semifinal at hampden park. both sides are undefeated domestically. and after a is—minute delay to kick off due to poor visibilty caused by pyrotechnics, it was celt

elsewhere, stoke beat derby 2—i — goals at both ends for defender ben gibson... scoring this own goal stoke captain redeemed himself, scoring the winner at the right end eight minutes from time. leeds are up to second in the table after cruising past wayne rooney's plymouth by three goals to nil. sheffield united had gone into the top two beating blackburn 2—0 earlier in the day but fall to third. watford hit six past sheffield wednesday to climb to fifth. cardiff scored a stoppage time winner to beat norwich. bristol city made it eight league matches without defeat, beating preston 3—1. fourth—placed burnley play millwall tomorrow. the first round of the fa cup continues today — and there's no replays at this stage now. nine of the 31 ties this afternoon went to penalties with six more matches to come across the next two days. kettering are leading northampton at the moment. they have taken the lead with a headed goalfrom nile ranger. let's take you to live pictures of the game on bbc two right now — league one northampton, taking on seventh tier kettering... at sixfields — a northam

an outstanding and neighboring christie and villages were residents accused. israel have tried to stoke sectarian violence. child stratford report some the online east 11 on many of these children used to live only a few kilometers down the road. families among the thousands of people sheltering at 6 schools in the area. general 4 is a christian village which she and was leaving, fled to from neighboring towns and areas being destroyed in daily waves of these rain strikes. a public is around 10 kilometers in that direction before the war. the city and the surrounding area had a population of around a $100000.00 people, as well as issued a full evacuation order on the city and the surrounding areas, forcing thousands of people to flee into surrounding villages. so i'm a staying at this manner and my church you're saying is being handled in the month and says he is not alone. and believing is we're at least trying to stoke up all still teasing somebody to live in a, in an effort to force the lebanese, to fulfill its aim of wiping out his bullet mission on the come in to july. we found the

he has a new lp out and it's called "mystery" and he's working on his next record, which i'm super stokedssic, "is this love," give it up for allen stone! [cheers and applause] >> ♪♪ i wanna love you ♪ ♪ and treat you right ♪ ♪ i wanna love you ♪ ♪ every day and every night ♪ ♪ we'll be together ♪ ♪ with a roof over our heads ♪ ♪ we'll share the shelter ♪ ♪ of my single bed ♪ ♪ is this love is this love is this love ♪ ♪ is this love that i'm feeling ♪ ♪ is this love is this love is this love ♪ ♪ is this love that i'm feeling ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ oh ♪ ♪ ♪ ah ah ah i'm willing and i'm able ♪ ♪ so i throw my cards on your table ♪ ♪ is this love is this love is this love ♪ ♪ is this love that i'm feeling ♪ ♪ is this love that i'm feeling ♪ ♪ is this love that i'm feeling ♪♪ ♪♪ better ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: one more time! let's hear it for allen and my band! you know for years that i've loved -- i'm in love with your voice. i will forever be indebted, she's the one that introduced me to your music. has bob marley always been an inspiration for you? >> of course. bob marley i think has touched

has stoked fear for four years. message that has stoked fear forfouryears.ed down from _ president biden stepped down from the ticket. so it's hard to press— from the ticket. so it's hard to press against the fear that has been _ to press against the fear that has been stoked several years by donald trump following his defeat — by donald trump following his defeat from four years ago. but i defeat from four years ago. but i have _ defeat from four years ago. but i have confidence that the american people will work to heal— american people will work to heal our— american people will work to heal our country and i believe we can— heal our country and i believe we can all— heal our country and i believe we can all take some lessons from — we can all take some lessons from your— we can all take some lessons from your late queen by carrying _ from your late queen by carrying on and i personally plan — carrying on and i personally plan to— carrying on and i personally plan to dust off a copy of winston _ plan to dust off a copy of winston churchill's speeches and

he won't accept loss and he will stoke the anger and fear in people to try to get his way. it's a sad comment rip that right now we have a candidate for president of united states who fundamentally doesn't believe in a basic core tenant of our democracy, that we have free and fair elections and when we lose, the power is transferred peacefully from one candidate to the other and that would be the person who actually won the ray. >> this gets to the largerrer issue, the larger question. given everything you just said, given everything donald trump has been saying, especially over last 30 days, this race is dead even in national poll bus also in state polls. all the contests are within the margin of error but why is this race so close? >> i wish i could answer that question because it's outrageous to think that i just look at the detective when kamala harris cted adopted trump. i try to the disinterested as much as we all can, i know that's very tough to do but we are professionalism, her knowledge of issues versus her opponent was so stark, so dramatic. it is surprising that

david stokes reports 21 year old. i think he has a passion for assessing so much so that he spend it together a group of fellow and sees yes, you hit the waves of the coast of a small fishing village called the leg in pakistan. a country dominated by other sports like cricket and hockey, that very much in the minority act, you know, want to know what is to that. and that's the question. now us know, what is this uh, many people say uh, what are doing guys this cable. i think has been so thing since he was 9 years old and it surfaces but let's use this. archie has now grown into around 50 members. all of them a completely self taught reloading. but on selves? yeah, we have no coach know anything. we just do a lot of us being some videos. the equipment is hard to come by, so they share boards and carry out that right repairs, often using discarded junk material. so if it breaks, we will repair it. we will repair it. we have is broken from the middle side because we don't have 6 ports here yet. no one is told anyone swim

now we caught up with the director of that whole stoke, kevin cooper. he says the snowfall is expected to pick up later this week. well, the resorts in and around cierra. you know, you're talking the north shore, the south shore down the west slope are all blowing snow at this time, so it feels really good. we've got some storms in the forecast ahead. veterans day, we're looking at a little hit and then the 18th, 19th through the 23rd. looks like we might get the real start to the season. cooper stoked. also reminding us all to make our travel accommodations ahead of time. we're talking parking, lodging, ski reservations. do it early because you won't be the only one up there. all right. now to a new plan to bring an entertainment district to downtown san jose. a bay area entrepreneur wants to open live events and a music venue right next to the convention center. when we heard about this, of course, we sent our business and tech reporter scott budman, who likes to do all types of entertainment to find out what's going on. okay. you spoke to this entrep

while it does seem unlikely to pass, many are saying even the introduction of it is stoking or generatingsolutely. in the last few years there's been a push to include and empower maori culture here and when you speak to new zealanders they will pepper maori words with english. it's very much a real mix here, and there has been a pushback, and certainly that some people feel there is too much or too many rights given and that needs to be reined back and of course that is where the conflict lies and bringing in a bill like this or introducing it even if it doesn't have the support the critics of the bill say it is just stoking division and having that conversation in a country that is seen as a proponent of indigenous rights is making people see the division and questioning it, that is the damage being done about whether or not they will pass this bill. joining me live now is dominic 0'sullivan — thank you forjoining me dominic. first of all, can i ask you what you make of this treaty bill and if you could give us some background on it, the treaty principles bill was an election commitment

do you think one presidential candidate has done more to stoke it? i'm thinking about what donald trump said just days ago about the fuller republican rule making. this cheney he called had a radical hook and said she should see how it feels to face guns trained on her face. yes, it is the case that as you just reported from our surveys of national support for political violence in the united states, the rationally seem disturbingly high levels of support for political violence, both to restore trump to the presidency and then to prevent from from the presidency and the 10s of millions on each side. the fact of the matter is that there's one of the 2 political candidates, donald trump, that has consistently stoked those flames with incendiary. right, right now it's not true that comma harris has never done that. however, it is the case of it over and over and over again, and not just for weeks and months in this election, but going back years, going back to january 6th. and so there is, donald trump has shown himself over and over and over again to b

or introducing it even if it doesn't have the support that the critics of the bill say it is just stokingof indigenous rice —— right is making people see the division and questioning it, thatis division and questioning it, that is the damage being done about whether or not they will pass this. toxic smog in india's capital delhi, has hit severe levels, choking residents and engulfing the city. across much of northern india, pollution levels are more than 60 times higher than the world health 0rganisation recommends. the causes include farmers illegally burning straw stubble, along with factory smoke and traffic fumes. in the last two weeks in neighbouring pakistan, the city of lahore has also seen unprecedented levels of air pollution, with doctors telling the bbc they're concerned many more people will need hospital treatment because of it. the local government there says they had not anticipated this level of toxic smog. caroline davies reports. lahore was known as the city of gardens. now, you can hardly see the green through the grey. in the last two weeks, air quality has hit unprece

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credit, stokes, and awesome rules in the united states itself. so monday full of manufacturers list, of course, slides with the face of what it is with the american people voted for. we must of course, remember that the jo button policies have been the java harris rival these policies of continued age for you. craig was trump ronald, ending this conflicts as soon as possible, getting both sides to sit down, russia and ukraine. and what are you as a deal to and the blood jets v. somebody will go a long ways of making sure the very small to see that this will goes on in the military. industrial complex gets its view, the american people, by the way, according to a you got poll, 51 percent, now stand the get continued a few great and saying that they sees that the responsibility at the united states has no obligation to borrow more, more money against against future use against future taxes. money that's good. a lot of the shoulders of future tax pays in order to supply ukraine with more mississauga. now this of course comes on the back of the hubs.

i knew i could do it and was stoked to pull him in. >> how about zoe?ore while tugging the surfer on his board. that man was not hurt and very grateful. >> san francisco mayor london breed flipped the switch tonight to light up the embarcadero center. this is a holiday tradition made up of over 17,000 lights. tonight's event also kicked off the holiday market. >> well, with the holiday shopping season upon us, san francisco is doing what it can to encourage people to come to union square. there are already additional officers and community ambassadors in that area. the mayor says they have a simple mission make people feel safe, but the goal is to make sure that from the garage where you park or the bus where you get off, or the uber or lyft that you transport yourself to in order to have whatever experience you want to have downtown, you don't have to worry about a thing. union square will have an additional attraction tomorrow. the puppies and kittens will make their return to macy's holiday windows, hoping to find a forever home during the holiday se

i knew i could do it and was stoked to pull him in. >> how about zoe?e while tugging the surfer on his board. that man was not hurt and very grateful. >> san francisco mayor london breed flipped the switch tonight to light up the embarcadero center. this is a holiday tradition made up of over 17,000 lights. tonight's event also kicked off the holiday market. >> well, with the holiday shopping season upon us, san francisco is doing what it can to encourage people to come to union square. there are already additional officers and community ambassadors in that area. the mayor says they have a simple mission make people feel safe, but the goal is to make sure that from the garage where you park or the bus where you get off, or the uber or lyft that you transport yourself to in order to have whatever experience you want to have downtown, you don't have to worry about a thing. union square will have an additional attraction tomorrow. the puppies and kittens will make their return to macy's holiday windows, hoping to find a forever home during the holiday seas

credit, stokes, and awesome rules in the united states itself. so, money full of manufacturers list of course, slides with the face of what it is that the american people voted for. we boss, of course, remember that the joe biden policies have been the job of the harris rival. these policies of continued age for ukraine was trump ronald, ending this conflicts as soon as possible, getting both sides to sit down, russia and ukraine. and what do you as a deal to and the blood jets v, somebody will go a long ways of making sure that the small to cease, that this will goes on in the military. industrial complex gets its view, the american people, by the way, according to how you got poll, 51 percent now started to get continued a few great and saying that they seized the responsibility and the united states has no obligation to borrow more, more money against against the future, i think it's a good future taxes. money that's good, allowed the shoulders of future tax pays. this is supply you credit with mole miss us. now this of course comes on the bac

saying is being handled in a month and says he is not alone, and believing is where he's trying to stoke up old hostilities inside lebanon in an effort to force the lebanese, to fulfill its aim of wiping out. as bull admission on the command of july, we found the neighbors are very kind and very generous. isn't it? ok to division in the past. try to spread it. and now the same thing is when it's trying to follow the path of the past. father showed a bu, is the local priest, a kid, john williams. and of course they are trying to create a discord between the she and other religions, insects. and sometimes these what you just have called residence and accused them of harboring and wanted person and threatened to target their location. she was happy. 45 people from the back of out of sheltering that this family home, photographs of what the family describe is christian. malta is killed in a previous war 11 and they'll have, she has coffee with a guest now and they are like somebody to us. they are almost neighbors, they have anybody's identity, and we have anybody's identity. some people acc

david stokes, l g 0. that's news for me. so holler on the for the moment i'll have more in just a half and i was tired. the next don't out is a, it's counting the cost to see what was the the, the, the flood risk is reducing, in spite, instead of a circulation of the heaviest re, recently has been in portugal. and the fundraising hasn't entirely disappeared from portugal. well, that's where the storm is, is and is going off show. the risk of funding is increasing increasing property and talk to you as that storm system goes into the east in mid. but a major change is taking place and nobody wants to play. and if you're still rather grey, you have seen some sunshine coming through and increasing the breeze or help to do that. but that is a cold waiting bringing stage of scotland probably knows in england on monday and increasing amounts of snow into norway and that cold when they will indeed sure. and the sky from lazy bit brightness will bring cold wind and rain with it through gemini, and eventually western part of probably

the stoke level starting to rise right now.e pearson the mount rose crew has done a great job of getting their resort open. they do it every year. i mean they really put the energy and effort in to be the first in town. and if you're out on the lake and i was down to camp richardson yesterday looking across from the south up to the north shore, and you could just see that white strip. so people are fired up and ready to go and slide on mother natures right now it's man made. but that's okay, right? it's just the start of the season. but they get us kicked off. we've got cold temperatures. we've had a little bit of snow. we're looking at some, you know, snow in the forecast. as kari was talking about veterans day and then 18 to the 23rd, i think that's our big kickoff. and think about, you know, some of the bay area ski lovers, of course, wanting to come up there and have some fun. what should they be getting excited about? i would imagine there's a lot more to do out there. yeah. great question, marcus. and i'll tell you what.

to cricket — and ben stokes will not participate in next year's indian premier league after choosing the upcoming auction. but former england bowler james anderson has put himself forward, despite not playing in the t20 format for ten years. england's leading test wicket taker retired from international duty injuly. he's been the side's bowling coach since then. he's one of 52 englishmen who signed up for the auction, which will be held later this month. to rugby union — and the british and irish lions have unveiled their shirt for next year's tour of australia, revealing that they will wear a darker shade of red. the shirt also features a pattern woven into the fabric symbolising the union of four nations and an old—fashioned, as you can see, grandad collar. the shirt is unisex and will be worn for the first time by the women's lions tour in 2027. world cup winner maggie alphonsi was at the launch and said she'd love to be playing in it. it's incredibly important. to be part of such a historic team, a historicjersey, historic legacy is important as a woman because, you know, it's so

and the notable thing that i kept saying was even though trump was stoking rhetoric about how he losth i anticipate he's going to do here, _ anticipate he's going to do here, even when there were explicit _ here, even when there were explicit calls to stand back and — explicit calls to stand back and not _ explicit calls to stand back and not do anything militias were — and not do anything militias were able... militias and cueing _ were able... militias and cueing on supporters, conspiracy people kept reading symbols — conspiracy people kept reading symbols and his signals into to fight for america. militia ideology is always very dependent in america particularly on readings of law documents in the constitution that they apply their very specific interpretation of that promotes their worldview. even though— promotes their worldview. even though trump mac will say my supporters are nonviolent, does that mean— supporters are nonviolent, does that mean that his most extreme supporters are going to take that— supporters are going to take that as — supporters are going to take that as a

so clearly this is a hostile military block that the us is using to enforce its zone of control stokes of conflicts essentially and provoke russia and make them, you know, even before all the acute conflicts of today, many european leaders said to me, why are these getting us with you, we are not afraid, we don't see any threats. these are direct quotes, you know. but i think that the united states understood this and felt it very well . they would already treating nato as a secondary organization, but still, experts there understood that nature wasn't necessary and how to preserve its value, its attractiveness. we need to scare the hell out of it. it is necessary to tell russia and you're a part. and so, especially russia, germany and france and that, so they brought us to the, could it can ukraine and to the hostilities in the southeast, in don't bus. they simply forced us to retaliate. in this sense, they achieved what they wanted. the same thing is happening in asia on the korean peninsula. in fact, we see that the world minority, preserving and strengthening its military block hop

by the, i would say right, but it is both sides, to where they are stoking their fear and anger , to the point where everybody, especially my loved ones around me and the ones i go to church with and everything are a bunch of old people that are scared and pissed. and they are acting on this emotion, and it scares me. to evoke emotions instead of giving me facts, i think, is the wrong thing to do, and what i have tried to train myself to do is spend time in the mirror and realize, what are they trying to make me feel, instead of what the actual issue is? that is my biggest thing. i think everybody is scared, and if you are a person on the left you are scared of trump, and if you are a person on the right, you are scared of everybody but trump. and everybody else is lying, except trump. and i can't wrap my head around that, but i can spend my time in the mirror and judge accordingly. thank you for my call. guest: yeah, well, the caller is saying you cannot say it much better than that. one of the people -- ways people are manipulated around the election is by trying to stoke their emo

we have been tenderized for 20 something years by the right but it's both sides to where they are stoking their fear and anger to the point to where everybody is basically my loved ones around me and the ones i go to church with and everything are a bunch of old people that are scared and pissed. and they are acting on this emotion, and it scares me. to evoke emotions instead of giving me facts, i think, is the wrong thing to do, and what i have tried to train myself to do is spend time in the mirror and realize feel, instead of what the actual issue is? that is my biggest thing. i think everybody is scared, and if you are a person on the left you are scared of trump, and if you are a person on the right, you are scared of everybody but trump. and everybody else is lying, except trump. and i can't wrap my head around that, but i can spend my time in the mirror and judge accordingly. thank you for my call. guest: yeah, well, the caller is saying you cannot say it much better than that. one of the people -- ways people are manipulated around the election is by trying to stoke their emotions

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lee stokes is joining us now, host of a matter of degrees podcast and professor.d to have you on. >> thanks so much for having me on. >> tough time to have a summit given trump, i mean, he denies the science behind climate change despite the facts and has vowed to pull the u.s. once again from the paris climate accord. this was meant to be a deadline for nations to provide updated plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. what does that mean for the summit? >> yeah, you know, this isn't the world's best news going into the summit. the fact that we have a president-elect in the united states on the record as recently as a few months ago saying climate change is a scam in the wake of hurricanes. and, you know, he previously when he was president did remove the the united states from the paris climate agreement, and i have no doubt he'll do that again. so this is not exactly great news for the global leaders around the world and also the activists, front line activists trying to make progress on the climate crisis given that, as you said, this is the warmest year on

they've been stokes and which is 0. right, that is what you support for now. i will be late to laura, so thanks very much indeed. and that's it from a laura carl for now. so we'll be back with you in just a moment though with most of the day is the so do stay with us. if you kept the a unique perspective, we don't want to head to well, but we no longer have any private spaces on the incident. that's a scary well on heard voices a year into this genocide, it still remains large. one section connect with our community and tap into conversation if you don't mind elsewhere, but humanity, the number of people who want to stop sending weapons has gone up and up despite what they hear in the mainstream media in the united states. the stream on out just the or the ceiling, the doc chapter and the cause of the war. they just took our id, cards, mailed them. they asked him about his name, the killed, the prison, the scene of unspeakable horrors. so i saw a pile of bodies. we had a lot of questions about how these men come to be dead. that goes up to bravo. i must have s

david stokes l g 0 the reigning super bowl champions. the kansas city chiefs have become the 1st nfl team to clinch of spots in the playoffs. heard about patrick my homes reached in new milestone. he threw his 230. they had a new franchise record as a change to the 13 lead over the las vegas readers at the house. but the races came back to 17. 19 down in the 4th quarter 3 3rd. and they had one final chance to win the game was 15 seconds left, only for their quarterback, aiden o'connell to watch the snap. failing to catch the ball and she's recovered. recovered this and that was not this kansas city clinched in a of see play up spots but far from happy with the way they won that game. i mean, we just hold ourselves or just such a high standard that uh, we don't feel like we're playing our best football altogether. and it seems like every game, its officers, good defense, those good kind of vice versa. we gotta find a way to build up. so we can play great as a whole entire team as also, you know, we're finding ways to get wins attended as

but if you could just sort of lay out what impact you think that might have in terms of stoking claims of fraud, of another steal, for example. >> look there. if this election is close, there will undoubtedly be calls for recounts, probably on either side. >> but we expect that the harris campaign to do this, if it's very close, you know, through legal mechanisms, through the courts through standard procedures, the concern on the trump side, given the level of violent rhetoric that already kind of sowing division and seeding doubt about the veracity, the credibility the fairness of the election in ways that are not grounded in evidence it foments the ability that is stokes the possibility for violence. people know that the possibility of electoral related violence is real and what we're hoping is that there is preparation for that at the local level, and that we see saw in 2022 was we didn't see the violence that many people anticipated we have to hope that that's the case. but the rhetoric is very, very unstable. >> yeah, certainly it is. we'll have to leave it there. leslie vinjamuri

originally agreed a two—year deal but is committed for a further 12 months, the same length as ben stokesanwhile, butler has not been retained by the rajasthan royals, the indian premier league team he has been with since 2018, he will now enter the auction instead. spanish world number two carlos alcaraz is out of the paris masters, beaten by the home favourite hugo humbert. the frenchman took the first set by six games to one but alcaraz fought back, winning the second 6—3 to take into it into a deciding set. with the noisy home crowd supporting him, humbert took it 7—5 to go through to the quarterfinals. alex de minaur has ended british number one jack draper's seven—match run, beating draper by two sets to one in the last 16 in paris, the win keeping alex de minaur on course to win the season—ending atp finals in turin. —— to reach. the los angeles dodgers have returned home after winning their world series championship. the team and family members travelled on two planes with the players and the trophy flown in on the new england patriots' team plane. they will commemorate their cham

want to undermine american confidence in the elections and trust in democracy and want to sow and stokeartisan disorder, pit americans against each other. >> reporter: the georgia video came a week after another bogus video appeared to show a man destroying trump ballots in battleground pennsylvania, it, too, a russian fake. >> it's everywhere, like americans are being blasted with disinformation. >> reporter: but the top election official says america's voting system is completely secure and will be accurate. >> for the people who say prove it, give me specifics. >> the voting machines that americans use to cast the ballot are not connected to the internet. great source there, hard to hack something offline. >> reporter: roughly 97% of americans will have their vote recorded on paper ballot, can be counted and recounted if necessary. only exceptions are a few counties in louisiana and texas. >> 97% of americans have backup paper ballots, good to hear. >>> breaking news outside of new york city, morris county new jersey, a massive wildfire. multiple evacuations, red flag warnings posted

number three, 0llie pope, takes the gloves, and slides down the order to number six, with captain ben stokestory before we go — big wins in the champions league for arsenal, leverkusen, atletico madrid and atalanta, and there were goals at the etihad, but not in the favour of manchester city. they were 3—0 up against feyenoord, but let that slip inside the last 15 minutes, the dutch side coming back to draw, 3—3. city's poor form continues; they had lost five in a row, before this match. but a game where they failed to seal the points, and they slip down the standings. that's just about it from us. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello, there. storm conall was named by the dutch weather service. we won't get the really strong winds from that, but we're already seeing some rain coming into england and wales. that rain has followed what was a generally dry and sunny picture for many places on tuesday, but this is the developing storm moving up from the

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this, as he knew his next most powerful ally is also making the rounds state premier though to remo stokes by just say hello, you can get who are you doing? well? yeah, yeah. these are exciting times, politically speaking, but that's just how it is. as a community, we're on your side does to mind a, mr. molig, anyone can do anything. right? it says that i know the visit to means and not demonic. this is an honor can. it's recognition, this is on fits, friendship i. it shows we are part of the society that we were recognized that we received the support from the state premier from the columbus. yeah. on this day there's a sense of belonging. let me give you a pen here. back at the construction site, monex office is still not finished. he uses his cell phone as his computer. he's not only the spokes person for his community and deputy district smith. he also has a job as a personnel organizer. needless to say, he keeps busy. construction delays out in the most routine site, building companies faced intimidation, online, balsam and having to buy construction. companies have refused the work o