the films we are about to show you focus on women who have become trailblazers.ors share the moment they have decided to stand up and make a difference themselves and for others. from the protesters removed their hijabs in the run, to the woman badly scarred in russia who is redefining guilty. we begin in iran weather lore says winning must wear hijabs in public but some are now starting to push back. they've held protests and posted photos on line. when i wear huabs posted photos on line. when i wear hijabs a sly, post but when i don't, it's like i'm free. when i decided to ta ke it's like i'm free. when i decided to take it off in public, it was like, i have a power and to take it off in public, it was like, i have a powerand bringing back my dignity. i remember women without hijabs. i was not wearing a scarf on purpose. i was just a normal movement woman and i want to do some think my rights. i am on the 27th of december. as usual, there were lots of photos of women wearing white or saying some sentences about hijab but among them were pictures of a girl, very

the films we are about to show you focus on women who have become trailblazers. contributors share the moment they decided to stand up, and make a difference for themselves and for others. from the protesters who remove their hijabs in iran, to the women who was badly scarred as a child in russia, and is now redefining beauty. we begin this weeks programme in iran where the law says that women must wear the hijab in public, but some are now starting to push back. they have held protests, and posted photos online with their heads uncovered. it has cost them dearly. she has been repeatedly arrested, and she has had to leave behind almost everything she loved. when i wear hibab, it's like i'm oppressed, but when i don't where it's it's like i am free. when i decided to take it off in public, it was like i have a power, and i can bring back my dignity. i remember women without hijab. since last year, i was not wearing the scarf on purpose. i'm just a normal housewife, i'm just a normal woman, and i want to do something for my rights. 0n the 27th of december, as usual

a use of top school with nineteen points in trailblazers. at eighty. then that's all the more coming up again later on in winter thank you very much for that and that does it for this is there a new valid is back to law and tell you that and the. london shortly it will have much more for me as a problem thank you very much for watching. when on line for you looking at you know wildlife and how the solutions come together to benefit all parties and that's where we're going to have long term that thought or if you join us on sat if you could take me around the content what would you tell me you don't have the set up your experiment for your experiment in the universe this is a dialogue everyone has a voice you actually raise several interesting point there that several of our community members are going to join the global conversation amount is iraq. resort is one of nigeria's top tourist destinations but in the shadow of the mountain some nigerians continue an ancient tradition with child protection workers say condemns young girls to a life

use of new coach it's all schooled with nineteen points for the trailblazers damian lillard had to. the philadelphia seventy six says they win the streak on the road on sunday the brooklyn nets beating them one hundred twenty two ninety seven the next have a four game road trip coming up. and that's all the sport from us will have another update again later but for now it's back to lauren in london thanks be to catch up anytime that with our website that has come. from a news hour with an awful round. november on al-jazeera radicalized a new hard hitting series comes face to face with the hatred and violence of militant groups that attract young people around the world on november fifth the u.s. will impose additional sanctions on iran targeting the oil sites we'll look at the impact that may have. when migrant lives are in danger and see who should come to their aid people in power investigates the united states is getting ready for the u.s. midterm elections on november sixth join us for live coverage and analysis and a listening post continues to examine global media coverage and

both were college athletes, and both are trailblazers.s the first female duo to pit for the same team in nascar's top series. >> we always say, it would beoo would have thought it would be at the highest level in nascar, right? >> it was a lot of like, oh, my gosh. >> reporter: daniels is also the first african-american woman to ever change tires in a nascar cup race. unlikely pioneers in a male-dominated sport with southern roots. until two years ago, neither new anything about nascar. >> i didn't know about a pit crew existing. >> my knowledge of nascar was zero, before i came into it. >> reporter: but the pes crew coach phil harden so promise in not just their athleticism but think enthusiasm. >> they're good, they have the mind-set, we just have to transform recruited these two standouts as part of nascar's drive for diversity program. it's a nationwide talent search devised to broaden nascar's appeal. all while transforming college students into star athletes. in a sport all about speed. tire changes have to hit all five lug nuts fla

he was a trail blazer who dedicated his life to -- trailblazer who dedicated his 's and represented arizona seventh district with distinction for 12 terms. died at the age of 75. just a short while ago we had the opportunity to speak with former democratic leader, the former chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee, steve israel of new york, for some details on what's going on behind those closed doors. congressman israel, the rooms are no longer smoke filled on capitol hill but they are tension filled and anxiety filled. take us back to your most recent rex for the democrats and wh

both were college athletes, and both are trailblazers. >> we always say, it would be cool if we pit theme car, who d have thought it would be at the highest level in nascar, right? >> it was a lot of like, oh, my gosh. >> daniels is the first african-american woman to ever change tires in a nascar cup race. unlikely pioneer in a maled dominaport with deeply southern roots. i >> didn't know about a pit crew exiing. >> my knowledge of nascar was zero, before i came into it. >> pit crew coachil p horton saw promise in not just their athleticism but their enthusiasm. >> they're good, they have the mind-set, we jt have to transform that into pit and race cars. >> reporter: they are part of drive for diversity program. it's a nationwide talent search devised to broaden nascar's appeal. in a sport all about speed. tire changes have to hit all f lug nuts flawlessly in about a second. it's tougher than it looks. >> you wt at a1.3 pace, but you missed one. >> what's it like to be a trailblazer? >> it feels amazing, to be able to do things thven't been accomplished before, and it's not just for me

use of new coach school with nineteen points for the trailblazers damien little odd had. the philadelphia seventy six says they win the streak on the road on sunday the brooklyn nets beating them one hundred twenty two ninety seven the next have a four game road trip coming up. and that's all the sport for months from now we'll have another update for you again later on in d.t. well that's the new phenomenon back with more news on the other side of the break do stay with us. hard. enough. to cope with driving in kabul you need nerves of steel and a strong heart the afghan capital has some of the most challenging driving conditions anywhere even though women are allowed to drive by law many men say culturally it is wrong that they are but is that me again there are lots of men here the abuse you they block your column that society is right alongside shouting bad things no one helps us when the taliban were in control women were forbidden to drive but outside of the main cities it is rare even now to see a woman behind the wheel society is changing albeit slowly but the wom

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use of new coach top school with nineteen points for the trailblazers damian lillard at eighty. and the philadelphia seventy six they were in the street on the word on sunday the brooklyn nets beating them one hundred twenty two ninety seven the angela russell in the wrong way all of jefferson school twenty one points each for the nets you now have a four game road trip coming up. the new york city marathon was held on sunday with mary kay tony of kenya signaling her fourth victory in five years kenya's kate hanni was all alone four minutes ahead of the nearest challenger for the men it was a dead sprint to the finish with ethiopia's minutes that this is coming out on top and finished in two hours five minutes and fifteen i'm sick. and that's all the sport more coming up again later during art will see later on thank you very much and that's it for the news hour but i'm back in just a moment to have much more off the day's news coming up see you in a minute. travel often. by tranquil good news and forests a profitable. safari. city. on sundry incentives. in the middle of everyth

throughout his career, kevin has received six mark twain awards from the nebraska associated press and trailblazer award from. the largest story of an explosion that he reported and stayed on the air providing updates. kevin is thankful for his wife tracy who has supported him a great deal throughout the 35 years of marriage given he is on call 24 ours a day. kevin has dedicated himself to community events such as the thanks giving in the valley event and collaboration of local nonprofits and the soup kitchen and the kiwan is club and serve 400 meals on thanks giving day. thank you, kevin mooney. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until approximately

at today's meeting i'm honored to give this to another trailblazer, shauna verago.in 1997 when the transgender film festival started many refused to screen the movies and the founder of alex austin and christopher lee had to create their own space to share authentic representations of trans lives and experiences and the transgender film festival, the first trans film festival in north america was born. shauna, who served as the festival's artistic director took over of the event in 2003 and has overseen it's continued expansion and success. during the last decade and a half, shauna has expanded the festival from a biannual to annual event and secured the location at the roxy theatre, in district 8 and support the work of more than 1,000 trans artists. earlier this month, the transgender film festival celebrated the 21st year with another weekend of films at the roxy. in addition to her work with the festival, she is one of the bay areas most successful trans musician having performed as a trans out woman since the '90s and has received praise and publications from t

he was a trail blazer who dedicated his life to -- trailblazer who dedicated his 's and represented arizona seventh district with distinction for 12 terms. died at the age of 75. just a short while ago we had the opportunity to speak with former democratic leader, the former chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee, steve israel of new york, for some details on what's going on behind those closed doors. congressman israel, the rooms are no longer smoke filled on capitol hill but they are tension filled and anxiety filled. take us back to your most recent rex for the democrats and what's getting under way as he process starts. congressman israel: well, bill, one thing struck me when i was witness to these leadership elections. these are full fledge, full throttle campaigns. members well the lapel buttons. there is a lot of arm twisting, outreach. as a member you walk into a room where there will be secret ballots. there's a lot of campaigning still going on. and so i was always struck by the intensity of retail campaigning going into these elections. the other thing that real

stan lee, one of entertainment‘s most important ever figures, was a trailblazer. that is hilarious!rst comic book writer to understand that the human behind the mask was much more interesting, much more important, than the mask itself. you know, i guess one person can make a difference. stan lee, who has died at the age of 95. newsnight‘s on bbc two, but now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night. welcome to sports day. i'm john watson. the headlines. england's cricketers hit out as they avoid another wash out in st lucia. liverpool's daniel sturridge is charged by the fa with breaching football's betting rules. and no problem for novak — djokovic wins his first match at the world tour finals in london. england's women are well placed for victory in the second match of the t20 world cup in west indies. this the first they've played, after the first was a wash—out. england got off to a great start, anya shru bsole, whose bowling helped england win the world cup last year, striking with her third ball. england's bowlers stayed on top; kirstie gordon t

the golden state wears are off today and they will host the trailblazers -- trailblazers tomorrow night looking to snap their losing streak. the thunder beat them 123-95 last night. westbrook had a triple-double and george contributed with 25 points. draymond green and steph curry are out with injuries in a struggle once again. only three scored double figures. last time warriors lost or jik straight games was in 2013. the head coach said it's a tough stretch and he envisions better days ahead. >>> the warriors brought joy to a group of fans that need hope. they hope 80 people from paradise. they were the guests and they said for a few hours their mind was not on what is happened the past two weeks. >>reporter: for many members of the boys and girls varsity basketball team this is their first trip to oracle arena. >> enjoy the game! reporter: the representative guided them through this and once inside they were greeted by second-year player jordan bell and saw their favorite players during the shoot around. >> this is amazing. >>reporter: the students were in awe saying that this gave t

warriors put the brakes on their four-game losing streak as they had a statement game against the trailblazers is coming up next. >>> curry had the injury that he was nursing and then he got into a wreck. the team did well without him. >> they did great without him. nothing is wrong with the warriors. the only lost by 28 points two nights ago. tonight they won. curry was on the floor. he had a car crash this morning. he missed his eighth straight game. draymond green was also out today. they did not need him. klay thompson hit three, three point shots against the quarter durant the at 32 points and eight rebounds. watch this ball fate. -- fake. the warriors moabite 18 points. curry is loving it. they get another turnover. then he got this done. the warriors bench even contributed. they played great today. the warriors when 125-97 and improved to 13 by seven. >> the sharks had a homestand performance. san jose hosted the vancouver team. in the first period, this was the power-play. that was a nice we fast-forward all the way to the third quarter. this is redirect it. the sharks had three power-

basically artists were the trailblazers they used art as a medium of change for people to change their way of thinking. alternately the idea was that artists become activists that art is just a thoroughfare a way of changing things in society or that's needed for and stop painting demands the painter. breaking with tradition esteeming. life is not and everyone is an artist is how joseph points or it and so he set off sweeping the streets of berlin. following a philosophy an artist a politician and a conservationist he was the guru of a holistic view of art in this event a provocative collective hitler salute has hefty consequences is punched in the face and of course turns it into. his use now on the liberated body free sexuality and female among the patients. in the legendary performance of. on page a viable in vienna the subservient man provocation which writes out history in part the subservient woman as an object fetish slave. american artists brutally bring reality to the center of attention. they show in aspen is exhibiting the album god of the revolution flashes of the future in

. >>> one of this country's trailblazers has died. olivia hooker was one of the last survivors of the 1921 race massacre in tulsa, oklahoma. as many as 300 people were killed. hooker witnessed the violence as a 6-year-old girl. in 1945 she became the first african-american woman to enlist in the u.s. coast guard. she earned a doctorate in psychology and was a professor at fordham university for more than two decades. olivia hooker was 103 years old. >>> still ahead tonight, we'll go to a town where the problem of erosion isn't a nuisance, it's an existential threat. >>> tonight we take to you a coastal town in washington state that is living on the edge, literally. entire neighborhoods have been wiped out by waves and extreme erosion over the years but now there may be a solution. nbc's kathy park has more. >> reporter: each fall, 2 1/2 hours west of southeast seattle, the coastal community of north cove comes alive for cranberries. >> harvest is when you make your entire year's income. >> reporter: these bogs have been in david's fam

. >>> the warriors will host the portland trailblazers tonight.ors lost the fourth straight game on wednesday giving them a four game losing streak for the first time. it comes as steph curry are out of action due to injuries. it is the first between the warriors and the trailblazers. >>> two of the best golfers of all time will each play each other in las vegas. tiger woods and phil mickelson will go head to head for a $9 million project. the match starts at noon and it is available on paid-per-view for $20. >>> the fox college football pregame showed starts at 8:30 followed by nebraska versus iowa. and you can get all of your local news and weather on ktvu news plus starting at 8:30. >>> time is 7:44. keep a umbrella close. the roads are wet. steve paulson has your forecast. >>> i do. i did my best. i just stepped outside. it is a little misty. we'll head up to sierra, nevada. the hourly observations from the national weather service, the data is missing. but there is a good southeast breeze. so that snow level is going up. and than southeast br

and stylish the experience of trailblazer glazing one nine hundred sixty s. architecture with the house and so on in germany. here in germany october thirty first is known as reformation day marking the profound religious and social change in europe that began with martin luther in fifteen seventeen well on a lighter note october thirty first is also a time for ghosts goblins and most importantly candy or how even this form originated in the united states but a darker deeper history can be traced back to european cities such as edinburgh scotland capital is considered to be one of the most ghostly cities in the world over the centuries it has inspired poets and authors to write horror stories. going underground in edinburgh brings back echoes of a gruesome past the walled up vaults beneath the south bridge were initially meant to be workshops but their use soon became far more sinister. at the start of the nineteenth century garden burrows a center for anatomical research doctors needed bodies to do sect. but he managed led to the growth of a grave robbing in

. >>> one of this country's trailblazers has died. olivia hocher was one of the last survivors of t1921 race massacre in tulsa, oklahoma. as many as 300 people were killed. in 1945 she became the first african-american woman to enl u.s. coast guard. she earned a doctorate in psychology and was a professor at fordham university for more than two decades. 103 via hocher was years old. >>> a problem of ♪ when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue... and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum tum tum tum... smoothies... only from tums ♪ traders -- they'rer lways looking foadvantages. the smart ones look to fidelity to find them. we give you research and data-visualization tools to help identify potential opportunities. so, you can do it this way... or get everything you need to help capture investment ideas and make smarter trading decisions with fidelity for just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. fidelity. open an account today. ♪ >>> tonight we take to you

pleasant but does the right amount of crazy the to progress think of inventors record breakers trailblazers those people with a nut for making the impossible possible was their secret to success well perhaps it's down to the fact that they don't spend too much time pondering that question they just get on with it often with little regard for themselves or their employees . crazy maybe but certainly successful. many of the world's most gifted minds were called crazy at some point. despite bandt well maybe because of but these ones made it right to the top. at the start of the twentieth century there was american engineer henry ford the revolutionize the automotive industry with the moving assembly line production was cheaper than ever everyone could afford his car. what's more he only made his staff work five days a week and paint them generously but he was no dream boss ford wanted total surveillance he was known as the benevolent dictator the head of a department at ford was required to know everything about his workers including what they ate and how they lived ford's behavior was extreme

stan lee, one of entertainment's most important-ever figures, was a trailblazer. that is hilarious! reporter: he was the first comic-book writer to understand that the human behind the mask was much more interesting, much more important, than the mask itself. stan: you know, i guess one person can make a difference. laura: stan lee, comic-book genius. im aura trevelyan. thanks for watching "bbc world --"bbc world are co- news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work aroyour lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundati and kovler foundation, pursuing lutions for america' neglected needs. ♪ >> possibilities. your day is filled with them. and pbs helps everyone discover theirs. anytime, anywhere.pb we are with you for life. >> "bbc world news" wasce presented by los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good

coming up in sports --- we will preview the warriors matchup tonight with the portland trailblazers..gest losing streak in the kerr era? jason dumas will fill us in....> ♪ this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ unplug chargers - go, ♪ devices go off-line. turn thermostats down low, ♪ led's shine mighty fine. ♪ small actions quickly grow, ♪ to let our great state shine. energy upgrade california, will let us shine. ♪ when you win when you win three when you win when you win three championships in a four year span......saying a team has hit rock bottom, is all relative.....>but this is certainly uncharted waters for the warriors....>it's the first four game losing streak of the steve kerr era....>and he most definitely hasn't dealt with this type of locker room dysfunction.....>but all in all....we must remember, plenty of teams would sign up to have the warriors problems......>steph curry and draymond green have

visiting portland trail blazers beat the wizards on sunday game and scored forty points as the trailblazers fought off a late rally by the whizzes to seal one hundred one thousand two hundred ninety three and snap a two game losing streak and marcus all starred on the night for the memphis grizzlies as a defeated the minnesota timberwolves at home spaniard had twenty six points thirteen rebounds and four three pointers to leave his side to hundred to eighty seven when the grizzlies have now won five of their last six games. and have beaten crew a she had to call the fire for the last fall of the european nations league at this year's while cup at croatia knocked out england in the semifinals but the roles were reversed this time out late goals from a distant god and hurricane it gave india in a two one win at london's wembley stadium the result means anyone finished top of their group ahead of spain will cup runners up croatia relegated the most pleasing thing of all for me is the connection with the fans because i'm ahead wembley like that for years and we've given our supporters some real

if you ask me, if you ask me, the most remarkable trailblazer to win last night was in a small locale in nevada. >> a unique pick in nevada for the state assembly. well, a dead pimp, republican and legal pimp here, dennis hof, won nevada's assembly district 36 with nearly 70% of the vote. signs were posted at voting polls all over that hof had passed away, but that didn't stop the majority of voters from still voting for him. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> trevor: yes, you are-- you heard that right. a dead pimp won the election with 70% of the votes. which means at least there were at least 30% of voters who were like, "that's a step too far. i'll vote under a pimp and i'll vote for a dead guy, but a dead pimp? i'm sorry. this election is too important." who was the dead pimp running against that rural nevada wouldn't vote for him instead? oh, a democrat? "no, that's not going to fly." and the great part is that now the dead pimp is now a state the dead pimp is also a state assemblyman because he won the election. so, somehow, the most boring thing about him is the biggest surprise. i

position herself firmly in a future that includes a european army and her announcement was not trailblazing instead merkel is following the lead set by french president emmanuel mccrone sources close to say that he has been frustrated waiting for miracle to lend her support or today merkel delivered and made no doubt about her decision now addressing the european parliament stross berg merkel said that europe must take its fate into its own hands on foreign and security policy calling for the creation of a real and true european army she also urged her fellow e.u. leaders to reject nationalism and chauvinism and she called on lawmakers to pursue a common european policy on migration. well i'm joined tonight by our very own max hoffman he is in strasbourg at the european parliament maxilla start with the very first message that merkel delivered today take a listen but the point that today i'm here with julie but also with gratitude in front of the big east democratic parliaments in the world. the right of the start there we've got the biggest parliament the world soprano it is like that they

lakers to a one point victory over the atlanta hawks over in portland the trailblazers beat the boston celtics to win their fourth game in a row. made two keys three pointers to lead them to one hundred ninety four victory over the celtics now lost four out of five to. the denver nuggets were defeated at home by the milwaukee bucks johnny and two total for twenty two points nine rebounds and eight assists the bucs winning one hundred and twenty one to one hundred fourteen to snap an eight game losing streak in denver. the n.h.l. has honored the first black player to. ever join the league sixty years ago will you know ri stepped onto the ice in boston at the start of a career along the way he faced racism from fans and other players but as daniel locke reports his induction into the sports hall of fame shows how much hockey has changed the first black player to compete in the national hockey league he made history that night when he took to the case for the boston bruins honoring willie o'ree in one thousand nine hundred fifty eight he became the first black player in the n.h.l. born in

stan lee, one of entertainment‘s most important ever figures, was a trailblazer. that is hilarious., much more important, than the mask itself. you know, i guess one person can make a difference. we spoke earlier about how fake news is a huge concern in the philippines, with social media at the heart of the issue. now one online media company, rappler, has joined forces with facebook to tackle the problem. together they are aiming to debunk the false stories we mentioned earlier about revising the events of martial law. earlier i wasjoined by marites vitug, who is the editor—at—large of the social news network rappler. i asked her how rappler sorts the real news from the fake news. rappler is a very active fact checker. in fact, even before we partnered with facebook, rappler has already been doing its own fact checking, together with other news organisations. so we get comments, we get alerts from readers and listeners, and we also do our own search on what's false and what's hoax. so if you go to our website, you can find stories which are labelled hoax, false and misleading. so i

stan lee, one of entertainment‘s most important ever figures, was a trailblazer. that is hilarious.and that the human behind the mask was much more interesting, much more important, than the mask itself. y'know, i guess one person can make a difference. from los angeles, we can now speak to aaron couch, who covers all things marvel comics and movies for the hollywood reporter. to the day. what a. it is a very sad day. —— are very sad day. i have an autographed cover from the hollywood reporter of stan lee here. it is a sad day. you met him obviously? yeah, i would see him at premier has played only really got to have a conversation with him once hit city hall a few years ago when he is exactly what you would think, unbelievable energy for a guy at, at that time, he was 93 back and him. in nearly gave it all up before he started, didn't see? that is the amazing thing. -- in nearly. as the amazing thing. -- in nearly. as the amazing thing, before spiderman, batman, all these amazing creations, he was a middle—aged guy who had been doing this for decades without success. been doing thi

over in portland it was a better night for the trailblazers they beat the last sanjay. clippers to win their third straight game in a row damian lillard scored twenty five points to lead portland to a one sixteen one five one. tennis world number for a saka set down her racket to explore some of her roots in haiti a soccer is japanese but her dad is haitian american the president of haiti invited osaka to the country to honor her for winning the u.s. open in october since her public defeat of serina williams she's become a celebrity in the caribbean country. and that's all the sport for me now or later . thanks very much lots more news than if you want it on the website don't call it also full of the teams on twitter as well as here on a couple of minutes i'm back with the next. i'll see you then. eradicating leprosy in cambodia relies on education and treatment in equal measure on following him but he early you know disability that jail be vivi wait until three year old boy him or he'll have this ability. and then no wait the next generation of antibiotics may just be

stan lee, one of entertainment‘s most important ever figures, was a trailblazer. that is hilarious. understand that the human behind the mask was much more interesting, much more important, than the mask itself. y'know, i guess one person can make a difference. a little earlier, i spoke with aaron couch, who's a marvel expert at the hollywood reporter. i asked him how sad a day it is for fans of stan lee and his comic and movie creations. it is a very sad day. i have got an autographed hollywood reporter cover of stan lee here. it is one of my prized possessions. you met him obviously? yeah, i would see him at premieres, but i only really got to have a conversation with him once at city hall a few years ago, and he is exactly what you would think, unbelievable energy for a guy at, at that time, he was 93. he nearly gave it all up before he started, didn't he? that's the amazing thing, that spiderman, batman, all these amazing creations, he was a middle—aged guy who'd been doing this for 20 years without success. he was about to give up, and his wife was the one who said you should g

lakers to one point victory over the atlanta hawks over in portland the trailblazers beat the boston celtics to win the fourth game in a roll off open you know made that important three point is that to leave them two hundred to ninety four victory over the celtics. denver not good so we're defeated at home but the milwaukee bucks the bucs winning hundred twenty one two hundred fourteen to snap an eight game losing streak in denver. india have won the second straight game at the women's world twenty twenty in the west indies pakistan by seven wickets and go on to back to back as their opening victory against new zealand and aiming to reach the final of this event for the first time. and the season ending a.t.p. finals got underway in london with roger federer suffering a shock defeat in his first round robin a match again isha corrie was on the verge of losing the first set on sunday when he pulled off this rescue and went on to take the set on a tie break federer hadn't lost an opener at the final for two thousand and thirteen and fought back in the second but the japanese that wall

stan lee, one of entertainment‘s most important ever figures, was a trailblazer. that is hilarious.r to understand that the human behind the mask was much more interesting, much more important than the mask itself. y'know, i guess one person can make a difference. lizo mzimba on stanley. more now from film producer simon hatt. simon, you worked with stan in the guardians of the galaxy movies. what are your favourite memories? my favourite memory is the fact that whenever i've met stan, he never remembers me. when i first met him he was 89, i met him many times over the years since then and never once did he remember me. that's a testa m e nt to did he remember me. that's a testament to just, you did he remember me. that's a testament tojust, you know, how many people... he was always out meeting fans, always doing appearances, he really loved to get out there and connect with the people with his stories and characters and whom they have touched, and he was a great man, high—energy, happy to see everyone and he loved to entertain people, even when he was out and about. those cameos h