iforgot katerina johnson—thompson. i forgot her name katerina johnson—thompson. was in gold position at the beginning of four events but ended up in silver after the 800 metres final this evening of the habitat one. she nearly made it. she was beaten by belgium's nafi thiam in such a close race. a difficult event this run over two days and she did so what to do what she did. it's herfirst ever olympic did so what to do what she did. it's her first ever olympic medal and she gets over to someone who knows a little bit about habitat once and indeed these types of events at big events like the olympics. joining me now from edinburgh is gabby pieraccini, an athletics journalist specialising in decathlon and heptathlon. at least you can recall names, i'm having trouble tonight. tell me this, how difficult is it to even get a silver medal in something like habitat on? it is get a silver medal in something like habitat on? , ., ., habitat on? it is one of the biggest achievements _ habitat on? it is one of the biggest achievements you _ habitat on? it is one of the bigg

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but yet, that's fred thompson who passed away recently. if you dependent recognize him in first car nation as a staffer in the senate and later as a u.s. senator, would have sold awe you a reverse mortgage for many years. and scott armstrong who did work for dash, aggressive, not knowing exactly what he was looking for, but i'm convinced would have ultimately run into it one way or the other. the person who asked the direct question is sanders, who works for the minority, the lawyer and they will ask alex butterfield. to give you a background of how that happened, there was a memo sent to fred thompson from buzz hart being the one half of my replacement as white house counsel who handled nothing, but watergate after i departed the white house. there was a document prepared that was close it a transcript and summary of all of my conversations with nixon that was given to fred thompson by buzzhardt. it was remarkably accurate and goes on for several pages. this is what makes scott armstrong wonder, where could this information have come from

until scott turned it over to sanders representing fred thompson he was nonminority and as i said tofe at breakfast that morning, i guess if you asked me a direct question i will just have to answer and i knew it would be the end of my career. but the question became how do we get to this material quickly, he told us who else knew about it, how it was organized and ran and we had to get through it from my point of view before it was destroyed we had to do something to nail it down. >> anyway, that's about 40 minutes boiled down to eight. what happens next, after he has cm's full attention they said i can't do that tonight but we will deal with it in the morning, this is friday afternoon, friday evening the 13th, friday the 13th and sam says the next morning and he has all of his staff in we have to get a hold of john dean because he's our key witness, what if everything he's told us and we built the whole caisson is wrong this is all a set up and that's why butterfield is up in the backseat to reveal this astounding piece of information so rather he would normally call my lawyer he c

johnson—thompson's personal best is six seconds better than thiam's.ght's race, that will mean johnson—thompson will fall short of gold byjust 18 points. in the race for bronze, switzerland's annik kaelin and belgium's noor vidts are separated byjust six points. so that's going to make for a very exciting final event. that so that's going to make for a very exciting final event.— exciting final event. that will be covered, exciting final event. that will be covered. of— exciting final event. that will be covered, of course, _ exciting final event. that will be covered, of course, across - exciting final event. that will be covered, of course, across the l exciting final event. that will be - covered, of course, across the bbc, but that's all the sport for now. jane, thank you very much indeed. let's talk more about the recent violent scenes we have seen in the uk. more people in the uk have been sent to prison for their involvement in recent riots, with those in leeds having their sentences aired live on television. here's a reminder who's been jailed

a great run from katrina johnson—thompson!ay with us here on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening. russia's war in ukraine is now much closer to home, after a major incursion into russian territory by ukrainian forces. a state of emergency has now been declared in russia's western kursk region, with moscow saying up to 1,000 ukrainian troops are involved. reports suggest they could be operating up to 20 miles inside russia, with intense fighting, close to the town of sudhza. the kremlin�*s is sending reinforcements to the region which contains a nuclear plant. these pictures, verified by the bbc, show a 15—vehicle russian convoy, badly damaged and burned in the kursk region. the person who posted the video, has now been arrested. in a moment we'll hear from james waterhouse in kyiv, where the authorities say 1a people have been killed in a russian missile attack in the east of the country, but first, steve rosenberg, has the very latest from

this is a great run from katarina johnson—thompson...tathlon olympic title three times. but with her silver tiara, pride forjohnson—thompson. i can't even describe the words that this weekend has, like, taken. i'm just so relieved, i'm so happy, i'm so, so happy that i've got an olympic medal to add to my collection, it was the only one that i didn't have. it's been so hard getting to this point, getting back to this point, so i'm just so, so relieved. from relief to mayhem, the sprint relays are always good value, it's been so hard getting to this point _ it's been so hard getting to this point it's— it's been so hard getting to this point. it's why i'm just so relieved _ it's why i'm just so relieved. and they didn't disappoint. the european champions were matching the american favourites stride for stride but... no, it's a bad change! it left daryll neita with a lot to do, but she helped reel in the silver, an upgrade on tokyo's bronze, much to their delight. we've been such a solid and consistent and great squad for so many years, an

>> thompson called buzzhart to know -- let him know. i think buzzhart figured out that there was a system because he had made the memo that was sent to thompson that was so closely had the notes of my conversations. today i know and you know that what happened is, nixon himself listed to these conversations with me. he never listens until years after the fact, the march 20 first conversation but he listens to be earlier conversations because he said -- set his defense on no information before march 21 about a cover what -- cover up so he listens to earlier conversations to see if there anything -- see if anything is there. you can argue you to wait on some of the conversations. it is clear today he knew of the cover-up before i told him what then, it wasn't so clear, see -- so he is confronted on the questions on what to do with the tapes once they were revealed. when garden --gardmen is e of the people who became white house counsel and the other was buzzhart. gardmeanthe non-watergate handles -- mat while buha handled watergate. buzzh

at one point - katarina johnson-thompson didn't katarina johnson—thompson didn't know if she would evernal glory. gold was within reach for the women's four x 100 relay team as well, and they were hurtling towards it away dina asher—smith started. but in the rain, the changeovers were messy. fortunately the last leg was neater. it will be to carry richardson, great britain the silver medal. that really silver — great britain the silver medal. that really silver was _ great britain the silver medal. that really silver was followed a few minutes later by a bronze from the men, including darnell hughes who missed the 200 metres through injury. staying on track, an astonishing late burst from alina barker and a silverfor astonishing late burst from alina barker and a silver for her astonishing late burst from alina barker and a silverfor her and her teammate in the women's maddison wild jack carroll and's route to bronze took a strange detour into competitor harrie levreysen. great britain and the metal. only one british athlete claimed the very top of the mountain yesterday, toby roberts h

and we saw kenan thompson there. mindy kaling, the comedian and actress and oprah will be on stage tonight. and we hear senator cory booker is also going to be speaking tonight. but as you can see, kenan thompson on stage right now doing a bit probably a comedic bit live inside the united center. you can watch all the excitement and speeches right here on nbc bay area. our damian trujillo has been in chicago all week, and he's been joining us live, and he will have live coverage later tonight, as well as 11:00 tonight. but there's going to be a lot of excitement tonight leading up to the culmination of governor walz, who will be headlining the convention. we'll send it over now to nbc network coverage. we'll see you back here at 9:00 on page 584

at one point katarina johnson—thompson didn't know if she would ever compete again.as ended, if not quite in victory, then in her own personal glory. gold was within reach for the women's ax100m relay team as well, and they were hurtling towards it the way dina asher—smith started. but in the rain, the changeovers were messy. fortunately, the last leg was neita. commentator: it will be - sha'carri richardson, usa win it, great britain the silver medal. that relay silver was followed a few minutes later by a bronze from the men, including zharnel hughes who missed the 200 metres through injury. staying on track, an astonishing late burst from elena barker earned a silverfor her and her teammate mia evans in the women's madison, while jack carlin�*s route to bronze took a strange detour into competitor harrie levreysen. no punishment for carlin, who came through in the deciding race to earn a medal. commentator: bronze for great britain. - but only one british athlete climbed to the very top of the mountain yesterday. toby roberts has spent much of his 19 years trying

walder thompson said i want you to call rosemary woods who was nixon secretary and and tell her that you're available to come down. volunteer so i would go to i would go to my work at j walder thompson and then after work i would get on the subway and go all the way down to wall street and and help out. so what they did is they assigned me to a woman who was in a conference room like three or four floors down from where president or at that time former vice president nixon's office was in the law firm that and the woman that was training me to answer the male. was that lady patricia nixon and so mrs. nixon is the one that taught me how to answer correspondence and how to how to handle it the the significance of that in my opinion and i talk about this in the president's man was that she got to know me and she got to know my about my wife susie and about our daughters kimberly and tracy and and she would ask me. questions and and out of that became a trust because the role that i ended up being in was the denominator was trust and so i think she communicated to mr. nixon that this you

lady grey—thompson says she had contacted the train network and pre—booked assistance.ew. we have a legal right to turn up and go, just to ask to get on a train. and trains were meant to be step—free byjanuary the 1st, 2020, and the last government said it's going to be 100 years before disabled people can get on a train without the permission or support of a non—disabled person. and it's just... ..it�*s exhausting, really. i was really angry last night. i mean, mostly because, you know, i can just about do it, but there are lots and lots of other disabled people who can't and would have been stuck until who knows when? the law says that all train and station providers are supposed to have an accessible travel policy outlining the level of service and facilities passengers can expect, how to get assistance, and also how to get help if things go wrong. lner's own policy says those needing assistance will be helped off the train within five minutes of its arrival. lady grey—thompson is now in paris for the paralympic games, which start tomorrow, but says change hasn't hap

former paralympian baroness tanni grey—thompson describes "crawling off" an lner train in london wheno wheelchair assistance arrived to help. and more than 3,500 next workers win a six—year legal battle for equal pay. and coming up on bbc news... harriet dart races into the us open second round with more british players in action today, including emma raducanu. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister says the government's first budget in october "will be painful". sir keir starmer was speaking in the rose garden at downing street ahead of parliament's return next week. he said labour had inherited an economic and societal black hole, but the conservatives called the speech a distraction from the promises he had no intention of keeping. our political correspondent hannah miller reports. on hannah miller reports. a beautiful day in the down street on a beautiful day in the downing street garden, the prime minister's message was not so sunny. looking ahead to the autumn and signalling unpopular announcements to come. there is a budget coming in october. it

. >> reporter: benjamin thompson's workload is overflowing. he's the clerk in the criminal division and he's logging in extra hours to manage the backlog. >> and what used to take until 4:00, 4:30, now i logged in overtime here and up until 6:00 or 7:30. >> reporter: and he's not alone. several workers representing the local 10 to 21 rallied on the steps near bryant street and asking for better working conditions. filling vacant positions is a good place to start. >> the level of work we're doing and the way that the court, the tools that the court has given us to do that work, just creates more work for us. >> reporter: court workers like thompson say they were not surprised when the court cases involving the domestic abuse were tossed out last week after a series of delays. an appellate court ruled that the hold up without violate their right to a speedy trial. the blame will fall on poor management. >> you might need to wait for your case, you know, there are certain things that preliminary hearing and the jury trials might be pushed off be

klay thompson and his dallas mavericks visit chase center tuesday, november 12th, and klay thompson comesagain february 23rd. now there are other games of note like the home opener on october 27th against the clippers. the dubs will host the lakers on christmas day. road trip to new york in march and then while in new york amid the boroughs they'll face the nets and the brooklyn fans, they might want to study up on league logos. >> purple l. >> those are the birds from new jersey. >> cowboys? >> the dallas cowboys. >> maybe that's it. >> maybe, yes, maybe. >> oh, my gosh, really? they couldn't figure out the lakers, the pelicans, the warriors? nets fans. >> i feel like my mom's watching me right now. >> yeah. >> okay. so you know you talk about the superstitions when they win. this was the winning outfit. i had the visor on, thank you very much. >> boom. they lead 2-0. then you break this out. >> the mango orange pants. now i'm wearing these every time i go to a game. >> you'll have to. i don't know if we'll get a shutout every time in the giants favor. >> yes, you will. >> man, full thro

it has been nip and tuck between nafi thiam and katarina johnson—thompson.old. k! t?— to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to take the — to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to take the race _ to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to take the race of— to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to take the race of her— to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to take the race of her life. - to take the race of her life. she was leaving after five events. the javelin of one of her weaker ones, ultimately nafi thiam's throw was around nine metres, just over nine metres further than kjt. she will have to run about eight and a half, nine seconds faster than nafi thiam. her personal best to six -- is —— is six seconds faster, so she will have to do a lot to do that, but she has never won an olympic medal and this is herfor a time of asking, so if she does, with the silver, that would be a likely is still an amazing outcome for her. the best highjump she has managed in five years. he seasoned cosmic best in the long jump. —— a season's bes

. >> reports out today say that former warrior klay thompson isn't that strange to say. will face off against his old team very early next season, according to the athletic. thompson and his new team, the dallas mavericks, will visit chase center on november 12th. thompson left the dubs in july in a sign and trade deal with dallas, after contract negotiations with the warriors broke down. the 34 year old was, of course, a key part of the golden state's dynasty, helping the warriors win four world championships between 2015 and 2022. it is going to be a little weird seeing klay back in that capacity. >> all right, we still have much more news ahead. we do. >> let's go to abc seven news anchor stephanie sierra with a look at what's coming up at 530 steph thanks dan and ama tonight. >> it's being pegged as a seismic shift in the real estate world. we'll discuss new rules taking effect this week that will change how realtors get paid to help people buy and sell their homes. a local expert joins us live to discuss the impacts expected right here in the bay area. then a local

thompson enjoying quite an off season. no date yet when he and his dallas mavericks visit the warriors at chase center. jules, that game, one of our live auction itemsa the my first golf fundraiser this past monday night, that ticket will be in demand when that game comes around >> if you missed the golf tournament he will have another one next year. >> the pressure is on, should we do it again? >> yes, yes, absolutely. thank you, vern. [singing] . >> san francisco raised the transgender flag. a moment of celebration and with antitranslaws it is important to offer everyone a place of refuge and acceptance. >> we have seen a severe increase in young people, parents coming with them to san francisco because they know across the entire country san francisco is where we will be safe, san francisco is where we will be affirmed, san francisco is where we can finally live our true selves and be in community. >> within the transand nonbionary, black transgender people often face the most challenges. >>> according to lbgtq plus tre

thompson, agonizingly 5, thousands of a 2nd slower than the american. so no eliles is the new 100 meter olympic champion. do we have a new you same pulse? not yet. poll race, i'll just say era powers as well 101 east is next. don't forget, of course, a lot more in the house and then fix on websites as well. i'll just see the don't come, i'm robotics and stay with us. and obviously the we don't simply focus on the public, it's of the conflict. it's the consequence of war. the human suffering definitely the 4th time. it is one of the most serious thoughts of violence. in recent years, we brave bullets and bomb because we give voice to those demanding freedom the rule of law. and we always include the views from all sides. for decades, hundreds of thousands of desperate north koreans reflect that homeland china would defect to say was awaits them is no safe haven. 10 ought to move at home. she gonna tell them on come all get rid of the all with no legal status. they live in the shadows for years venerable to abuse and exploitation. catherine get started wi

us solheim cup captain stacey lewis has named lexi thompson as one of her three wild card picks aheadifer kupcho and sarah schmelzel. thompson is retiring from playing full—time at the end of the year so will be making her seventh and final appearance in the competition. she is such a gritty competitor and loves the solheim cup more than a propbably anybody on this team, and was very a very easy pick to make. truthfully, she is tenfold better in her game now then where we were going to last year. everything one of them, when i told them it was the pick, it was like, ok, good. they all wanted to be there as well. now, 28 medals — 17 of them were golds. so, you might think that dame sarah storey has completed the pa ralympics. nothing more to achieve. well, you would be wrong. because the veteran para cyclist is aiming to add to her stunning silverware set in paris. but she also wants something far more important than some bling around her neck, asjoe lynskey explains. paris 2024, for dame sarah storey, the next remarkable chapter. at 46 years old, this will be her ninth paralympics. a

speaking to the bbc�*s ben thompson the boss of global cyber—security firm the ncc group called the incidentincident, one of the things we've learned is just how complex our supply chains are. and i think many businesses don't really understand that. so crowdstrike, as i say, fantastic product, but it's probably not a strategic solution within an organisation. it's not a core finance system. it's not a core hr system. so for that to be able to cause these sorts of implications is quite serious. so i think what the lessons are for businesses, for supply chains is actually you've got to understand how technology fits within your operations. i think you have to be prepared. think through scenarios so that you have the prepared plans in place. and we have to test. and i think it really does talk to a whole objective, which is about digital resilience in an interconnected world. that's fairly early days. we're seeing regulations start to come through, but it is fairly early days for a lot of organisations. so there's a lot to do around this. and we hear that word resilience a lot. what does it re

thompson even evacuated, villagers being chased down by us troops. but after he filed an internal report on the atrocity investigators claimed no massacre had taken place. after all, captain ernest medina was colleagues commanding officer, and he said the unit killed a lot of enemy troops. the captain even denied responsibility for any sort of wrong doing. no, i did not shoot any child in my life. and no, i did not order any massacre in me like she did have a weapon or she has a higher and 8 i had instinctively from army training, turned around and fired 2 shots. and i assumed that i did kill her and therefore looks like us justice was not only in effective by charging only one suspect, but completely inept as the only one who faced consequences was not the one most responsible. with lieutenant kelly's recent passing, seymour hersh recalled learning. the cowley would be the fall guy for a crime that was committed with tacit approval from us generals. those same generals with later say they knew nothing about it. katie told me that he has much of my c

and i, i think people have more trusts and thompson to provide the sort of advice before the door to the new prime minister bathroom country and a want. okay, really, but the problem, it was on a fruit from castle and just thank you. ukrainian military size is destroyed to bridges. inverts as coast region. ukrainian armed forces released the video of one of the attacks english cars. oh, on friday. cape says it's forces. i'm moving further into western russia buses. foreign ministry says ukrainian troops used weston, real kits. the criminal justice b u. s. of helping to plan you pregnant and cousin something at washington denies was cut off of this has multiple k, you've only ukraine attacks on those russian bridges. bridges over the same river increase could take a normally strategic importance. familiar bridge was hit on the 1st day, and then ukraine destroyed the main supply route for russia. the goose google bridge, the road bridge was 1st hit by high most precision artillery, and then was destroyed either by a tactical rotates for a much larger munition like a delightful. this co

katarina johnson—thompson should win her first olympic medal later, but gold might be beyond her.come to the bbc news at six. the first prison sentences have been handed down to people who used social media during the recent violence across the country. lengthyjail terms were imposed for offences including inciting racial hatred and sending menacing messages, one man had called for hotels housing asylum seekers to be set alight. the prime minister said the sentences show that social media isn't a law—free zone. police, who've now made nearly 600 arrests for offences relating to the disorder, say they're prepared for this weekend, with 6,000 officers on duty. our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani reports from leeds crown court. this is jordan parlour, this isjordan parlour, a knock at the door from police and an arrest for his words rather than his actions during last week's disorder. at the weekend, he sat at home watching what was going on. leeds crown court heard he was angry about immigration and a local hotel housing asylum seekers. it had already been pelted with

hello, i'm ben thompson. you're watching the context on bbc news.lenski. it was having a painful consequences for russia. hagar painful consequences for russia. how could this painful consequences for russia. finn could this thousands painful consequences for russia. firm could this thousands of troops, could this thousands of troops, could get through? this question is will be asked but we also know that putting is very good at deflating tension. moscow fights back as the ukrainian incursion into russia enters its fourth day. it is the deepest cross—border advance by kyiv since russia launched its invasion in february 2022. also on the programme: a plane with 62 people on board crashes in brazil. video on social media appears to show the plane dropping out of the sky, followed by a large cloud of smoke. the cause of the crash isn't yet clear. and the first prison sentences are handed down to people who used social media during the recent violence across the country. lengthyjail terms were imposed for offences including inciting racial hatred and se

yeah. >> kevin keegan daley thompson, daley thompson was definitely there. thompson. yeah.ver kevin keegan daley thompson some moto racer i'm trying to think who that was. >> oh yeah. >> oh yeah. >> was it james hunt? >> was it james hunt? >> yeah i think it was james hunt. yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah. >> they still make that . >> they still make that. >> they still make that. >> oh, fruit. >> oh, fruit. >> fabaceae. oh don't know. you can get old spice still i know that because that was the thing back there. back when you were kids or. >> i love old spice. my father used to wear old spice. >> my dad used to love my dad. >> my dad used to love my dad. >> and have you ever wanted to buy them anything for birthday or christmas? >> it was always the old spice, the old sadiq khan, which means it must have been very cheap and affordable. yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah, but it did. it did a job at christmas. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> to be able to do that. >> to be able to do that. >> yeah. but but it was very distinctive. >> sounds good. £85. >> sounds good. £85. >> £85 a bottle. >> £85 a bo

in sport, katarina johnson—thompson leads the heptathlon.here are still three events to go, but so far, so good for kjt, as she aims to add win her first olympic medal. and good morning. it is quite humid and cloudy start. the weather is going to brighten up today with sunshine and blustery showers, most of them towards the north. good morning. it's friday, 9th august. our main story. the prime minister has told a meeting of the government's emergency cobra committee to "remain on high alert", as he thanked police chiefs and others from across the criminal justice system for their response to protests. sir keir starmer said there's no doubt rapid sentencing, as well as a major police presence across the country, prevented widespread violence on wednesday night. our political correspondent harry farley has this report. two arrests and a heavy police presence in barnsley yesterday. but widespread riots expected on wednesday night never materialised. anti—racism protesters instead thronged the streets, chanting their support for refugees. gover

and katarina johnson—thompson has started her heptathlon campaign.how, kiteboarding's olympic debut comes with a golden glow. and it is gold for ellie aldridge, and gold for great britain. ellie aldridge went into the final needing two wins to be crowned champion. and on the seas of marseille, she was flying. reaching speeds of over 30 mph, she pipped the french favourite to reach a new height with the kite. so, ellie, can you believe it? no! it's crazy. anna burnet and john gimson were well placed in the sailing, but the soon—to—be—married couple were feeling something blue. disqualified in the final race for crossing the start line too soon. so proud of this week, how we sailed. and, yeah, we made one mistake and its cost us an olympic medal. so you can imagine we're pretty broken. katarina johnson—thompson knows that feeling, chasing herfirst medal in her fourth games. a solid start in the hurdles was followed by a huge leap forwards and up in the highjump. kat goes clear! 1.92. she is delighted. wow. the world champion currently leads. in the gra

and katarina johnson—thompson has begun her heptathlon campaign.since monday night and, along with bronze in the velodrome tonight, it means the team has 51 medals three days left of competition for the kite boarding is making its olympic debut at these for the games, and now great britain can boast its first ever olympic champion. commentator: and it is gold for ellie aldridge, _ and gold for great britain! in a discipline that sees competitors race above the sea at speeds of up to 45 mph, aldridge went into the final needing two wins to be crowned champion. and in marseille, she was flying. pipping the french favourite to sail away with a historic title and provide a timely boost to a disappointing regatta in what's traditionally been one of britain's strongest sports. so, could aldridge believe it? no! it's crazy. and there was more medal success in another sport where speed is of the essence. having been part of the sprint team that won gold on monday, emma finucane and katy marchant rached the final of the keirin. young welsh rider finucane wa

. >> priscilla thompson is in houston. i want to talk and start with that emergency landing in memphis, sounds scary, walk us through what happened. >> reporter: yeah. very scary. they were onboard on the flight when they began to experience this severe turbulence they had to make that emergency landing in memphis, we learned that one person was hospitalized and six other people were treated on scene. 182 on that plane and thankfully everyone is going to be okay, but one woman said that she thought that the plane was going to go down, another passenger described a flight attendant falling on top of him as things were flying all over the plane, certainly some very chaotic and harrowing moments as folks were enjoying the start of the holiday weekend. >> priscilla, millions are expected to travel this holiday weekend, how are things looking in houston so far? >> reporter: yeah, so good news here, all is smooth sailing for now, not the case in some other places overnight in denver, we saw these huge crowds of people when they

baroness tanni grey—thompson showing how she had to move her luggage and wheelchair off a train fromis now 22:17, _ last night without assistance. well, it is now 22:17, nobody _ last night without assistance. well, it is now 22:17, nobody has - last night without assistance. well, it is now 22:17, nobody has come i last night without assistance. -ii it is now 22:17, nobody has come to get me off, they got me an absolutely fine, staff knew i was there and i'm now crawling the train. ., , ., ., ., train. the law says that all train station providers _ train. the law says that all train station providers should - train. the law says that all train station providers should have i train. the law says that all train | station providers should have an accessible travel policy outlining the level of service and facilities passengers can expect, how to get assistance and how to get help if things go wrong. lner's on policy says those needing assistance will be helped off the train within five minutes of its arrival and if you cannot rebook assistance when you arrive at the station, staff sho

baroness tanni grey—thompson showing how she had to move her luggage and wheelchair off a train fromo get me off, they got me an absolutely fine, staff knew i was there and i'm now crawling the train. the law says that all train station providers should have an accessible travel policy outlining the level of service and facilities passengers can expect, how to get assistance and how to get help if things go wrong. lner's on policy says those needing assistance will be helped off the train within five minutes of its arrival and if you cannot prebook assistance when you arrive at the station, staff should be able to help. i'm not asking for the moon, i'm just asking to have the same miserable experience of commuting at everyone. ijust want to get on and off a train! it's not a lot to ask. and that is excessive out campaigners one. sam jennings has won a competition for repeatedly being left stranded at stations. ijust want to go to streatham station right now, to go to thameslink and i want to say, i need to get on that train on the go yes and they put me on the train. the train compan

thompson said people would have fewer flaws if they had better idea of their tasks.t want answers, we want to know what steps are taken by management to be more efficient. >> don't go anywhere, there is much more ahead on the prime time edition, robbed of his eyesight but he was given the gift of music for those struggling in his community. his story, coming up >devin>a . >>> a man says music can make a difference in people's lives. he is legally blind but he has played music since he was very young. he shares his talents. we have his story. ♪ . >> i came over with my two friends and began playing. and, people seemed to like it. i just kept coming back with them. >> reporter: from the florals to the grown greenery, a site of hope and healing outside of the hospital. the man behind the music you might hear as you stroll through this peaceful place has a story himself. >> when i lost my vision it became, it was a -- it was a difficult time. but i had a wonderful teacher told me don't let this stop you. because you can't read music does not mean you can't play >> neil p

democratic california congressman mike thompson agrees overregulation can be a problem in some cases. >> but says it's not the only thing too just to point to the of red tape and say that's the problem climate change is problem. lamalfa and thompson are working together on a bill to help homeowners make their land more resilient to fires. >> in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. >> yeah. that parker were just talking about it. when is it >> he put out. that's that's question. i mean, it's just an open territory place that hasn't burned in decades. so i mean, it's really got all kinds of resources to burn up there. a lot of it's going depend on the weather. i mean, it could very well burn in the fall. we're just going to wait and see. we've seen fires like that before. but we're hoping that things have cooled down a little bit there, a kitchen, a little bit of a break, not as hot as it's are still 90's out there right now in and around the fire, get up to mineral in the 70's. of course, the winds are picking up in the afternoon. you got a southwesterly wind 10 to 12 miles per hour at

katarina johnson—thompson is here hoping to turn doubts into dreams.best time. next up was the high jump, best time. next up was the high jump, one of her strongest events and she was flying. her bestjumper forfive years taking and she was flying. her bestjumper for five years taking her to the top of the standings. so far, so good. the event is so brutal and it's about getting everything right and really consistent and i really hope she can do that this time and get on the podium. the she can do that this time and get on the podium-— the podium. the first action of the mornin: the podium. the first action of the morning was _ the podium. the first action of the morning was in — the podium. the first action of the morning was in the _ the podium. the first action of the morning was in the river- the podium. the first action of the morning was in the river seine, i the podium. the first action of the l morning was in the river seine, the women's marathon swim, ten kilometres and two hours of rushing against the current, coming down to against the curren

priscilla thompson has more on what the new tapes reveal, and a warning, what you're about to see can be difficult to watch. >> reporter: newly released body cam video from the robb elementary school shooting appears to capture the moment officers took down the uvalde gunman in a barrage of bullets. from the day some blurred or redacted by the city also showing the chaotic aftermath as panicked officers rushed to get children out of those classrooms. >> she's still alive. >> reporter: and administer aid after 77 minutes in the hallway, waiting to confront the gunman. >> everybody that's not a medic out -- out. >> reporter: the release today due to a court order after a lawsuit from a media coalition including nbc news. among the material desperate 911 calls. >> someone with a gun -- >> reporter: including this recording from a man identifying himself as the shooter's uncle. >> he's my nephew. he's the shooter. i'm wondering maybe -- he does listen to me. >> do you know of any change in his behavior? >> no, no. no, nothing. nothing. he just said that he was mad about his grandma was --

team usa's noah lyles sat down with anne thompson to talk about his two medals and competing with covidribes the paris olympics as a rollercoaster, winning gold in the 100-meter and bronze in the00. wt the 200. >> reporter: what was the highest high? >> right before and after the gun went offer. the crowd was electrifying. >> reporter: and the lowest low? >> it was definitely the moment that i tried to go out for the semi-final round of the 200, and i knew, i already knew i had covid. and i was on a bunch of medications, and i couldn't get my body to do what i wanted it to do. >> noah lyles, bronze. >> reporter: what would you say to the critics who said you shouldn't have run with covid? >> to be honest, i don't really listen to critics. but we did our best to try and make sure that we didn't ruin anybody else's olympic experience. >> noah lyles is the olympic champion. >> reporter: but the race he won. what made the difference? >> the difference was my start. and i have improved it by leaps and bounds. >> reporter: and at the end, you leaned. is that something you practice? >> no, no,

anne thompson looks back at his ground-breaking career. >> is the caller there?re was "donohue". for almost 30 years, phil donohue led a lively, informative talk show. he elevated the genre to issues. >> we grew up with the gay rights movement. we grew up with the anti-war movement. >> reporter: no subject was off limits. >> do you feel that discussions of sex might be useful and positive and help promote a healthy society? >> reporter: or at the end, too salacious. >> it's more competitive. >> reporter: as the syndicated show moved from dayton, ohio, to chicago, to new york, he was the first to let his audience ask questions. >> our radical idea was called democracy. >> reporter: yet, it was his incisive probing and energy that made him the king of daytime talk, earning 20 emmy awards and a pea bod body. he moved to cable but never duplicated his success. president biden, who awarded him the presidential medal of freedom. >> he rose to transform television. >> reporter: called him an icon. a father of five, donohue married twice, including 44 years to actress ma

that'll be a reunion with klay thompson. of course, november 15th. they'll take on the grizzlies at chase center. then on november, 22nd, they'll be in new orleans taking on the pelicans and on december 3rd, they will be in the mile high city taking on the nuggets that that play-in tournament last year. the warriors, they came in second in the plane and they didn't advance to vegas. all right. the a's in queens taking on the mets facing paul blackburn. top of first no score bases loaded for seth brown. he's going to drive this one into the right-center gap. that is a bases clearing double for brown and they strike first. top of the 3rd a's up 3 runners at the corners for shea langley years feel he takes blackburn for a ride to deep left. that 3 run bomb makes it 7 to nothing. football score. shea wasn't done. top of the 6 with 2 on field here. it's one to left sailed over the head of brandon nimmo and it rose all the way to the lot j j bleday scores. are winning right now. 94. that game is still in progress in the top of the 8th. back to this, friend