tricia takes part in the canadian program firesmart. she's learned that people aren't powerless against the forces of nature -- and that wise investments pay off. "for every dollar that you would spend being proactive, versus the reactive which costs you about 15 dollars. so if you look at that, just on a financial point of view, it's well worth doing it. never mind the emotional toll that it takes on people." market day in lytton signals a return to normality. many come not just to buy fruits and vegetables, but also for the discussions. when will reconstruction finally start? how should they protect themselves against forest fires? "the big pine trees you see here are very flammable. so we're trying to irrigate more and have more leafy trees." our community, we have a worker that was going around cutting down brush under the trees. so when the fire did happen, it didn't come down." 38 degrees celsius. a hot, windy day -- much like that fateful one two years ago. the mayor believes a spark from a passing train likely caused the massive

but 1st, tricia thorpe wasn't sure if they really wanted to start over again here. but when the firefighters told her, they found her dogs alive, she knew that we're stay. we had a litter of cars that need it, and the mom and ouch, the mom and the grandma actually dug a hole in the garden and buried the piece in the hall. otherwise, it was narrow, cool that you need it. didn't need to do that. hold hope because originally we had heard that nobody had made it done. glasgow grew up and lived in his parents also had to start over again after a fire to sprinklers on the roof and keeps. the metal cools off. the retired bus driver shows us how this protects the stalls with that sprinkler, we've got about 10 meters and the other side of the bar and we're, it's all wet so the fire comes is going to hit that and then hopefully it won't burn because everything's what soaking, wet, reminders of the fire are everywhere due to each of the what's left of the house, which wasn't even insured. its wooden walls burned and the metal ones melted. these photos reinforced their decision

tricia brown reports from the final match of the season. it'll be held high by the winning team of the warriors premier league — a football league with a difference. we have a specific player criteria forjoining, so anybodyjoining the league has to have a 38 waist round the belly or above the belly button, bmi of over 30 and you need to be 18 or over. 0riginally it was an overweight men's league, but we're pleased to see that there's actually women joining the league next year as well. in one of our new teams so, it's actuallyjust an overweight footballers' league now. for the players here today, the chance to get back on the pitch was something many never thought they'd have. maybe because of their age or the size, not being able to find the club that they'll get regular game time and play football. having that buzz again about being back in matchday squads and having games, even myself and shaun, games as friendlies, going along and just coaching the guys and supporting them, i think it's made a massive difference. it isa but but it's mor

and the legitimacy of the vote in the minds of television viewers across tricia. and we will ended there up next. our technology series shift have virtual reality and artificial intelligence are changing. belly, an offer, unlike lucas and bye for now, the, sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you to become a criminal pre crime. a i already told me is who paralyzed entire societies.

to increase the and out, and the legitimacy of the vote in the minds of television, viewers across tricia. and we will end it there up next. our technology series shift help virtual reality and artificial intelligence are changing villa and offer a michael lucas and bye for now. the sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you really do become a criminal pre crime. a i already told me is to paralyze entire societies computers that much of the governments that go crazy for your days. we explain how these technologies work, how they can help they go. well, that's how they can also go to the robust contacting orchestra's author of being performed in virtual reality and general do they? i helping create an entire about a how high tech innovation can revolutionize the stage. our topic today on ship the world robots really started replacing us in the us world with the rise of a i and cutting us robotics. the debate is definitely heating up the robot. all 3 made a name for itself in 2020, when it conducted an orchestra in the u, a. e. the reviews with the

to increase the and out, and the legitimacy of the vote in the minds of television, viewers across tricia. so the african liter mazda, so to both of, let's say, has died at the age of $95.00. he was a former interior minister and founder of being cods of freedom party along side nelson mandela boots are lazy, was a key figure in south africa's transformation from an apartheid state to a multi racial democracy in the 19 ninety's. but his legacy also has a controversial side to sue to buttah. lazy was known as a champion of the zulu people. this is him leading suit and warriors, and a song in august of 2022. and a few months later, being on age of the combination of the new zulu king. these curious found 5 decades responding to his desk, the opposition democratic lines called him a great leader and a giant of the political landscape. the president several around the post said he was signed in by his passing and also called him and out standing lita. but he was also a device to figure out the amc accuse to move colluding with the paul take regime over. he support a self governing black only

to increase the and out, and the legitimacy of the vote in the minds of television, viewers across tricia who are a lot of sports. and at the us open, cocoa gulf has beaten, as you know, saw blanca in the women's final in new york in 3 sets to 66362. this is the 1st major type. look the 9th to noodle americans because here better rouge and so blank. i used to punish and ground game to win the 1st set, but golf installed back to take the next 2. she's the youngest american to win the us open since 3 number looms in 1999. meanwhile, so be nobody talk a which will look to came of direct call the calling 24, the grand slam single star feet on sunday. when he faces russian new met, bit is in the us open, final vocal rich who already holds the record for most men's grand slam titles. really drawn level with australian market courts. sure to keep true. victorious to football. now in germany, fields to get back to a winning ways on saturday night. losing for one to japan and a friendly invoice. the japan took the lead on 11 minutes with you now 8 to during the on those to many on so to it's one o

units to fight and ukraine. russian president vladimir putin met with former senior officer andre tricia, who played a leading role in the wagner group. it comes a month after the mysterious death of former wagner leader. yes. can you prove goshen to let us short lift mutually against moscow? the military draft has been unpopular in russia, so any increase in the number of wagner mastering is on the ground, could ease the pressure on conscripts. earlier we spoke to shawn mc faith, an expert on foreign policy and mercenary groups with the national defense university in washington, dc. we asked and where are the wagner groups dunn's after provisions death? the group is still intact, but it's scattered and in disarray. and the mission of troy said, is to command it, but for directly, for putting on a very short leech. and that's what choice travis is going to try to do. but what he can do is another question. so what can he do as well? the wagner group is split actually into 2 groups. there's an old guard and new guard. now the new guard, or all those ex convicts dump out a russian jails a

of new cars funding to elisa joke will not told us more about what the pact between the 3 minute tricia on test means for relations in the region as well. probably it does mean that the stand off uh continues between the uh, june sides uh in west africa and there typically uh, molly fucking up also and was recently in the j against. uh, you know, uh eco, i smell the despondently assigned yesterday. we gave you 3, but it takes you into a zip code of d. i s a a health space, so expensive people. i mean, like, yeah, oh, you know, uh, i'll place you on official regional block within the region to block which clarity . i was raised an eyebrow assessment center from an echo as that perspective on that oh, stand up. but basically, almost like a box stuff and then goes to any, like they said, any aggression uh, from based on of posting stairs forget about, uh, the j a credit has been a really low guy, has concession between uh uh, the country and these countries. and indeed, headquarters who have maintained that the 2 options is that still available for them in terms of intervention 3 to add to

to increase the and out, and the legitimacy of the vote in the minds of television viewers across tricia on to sports. no, and i the us, oh for the football gulf has beaten ivy and i saw blanca in the room and spinal in new york in 3. so that's 266362. this is the 1st major try, hold the 9. do you know what the americans could you better rouge and solve a link? i used to punish and grown game to win the 1st set. but golf then stalled back to take the next 2. she's the youngest american to win the us open since the novel looms in 1999. meanwhile, a sub and novak chocolate which will look so claim of equity equivalent 24th grand slam single siphoned on sunday when he faces option. that new method is in the us open find the doctor rich who already holds the record for most men's grand slam titles, redrawn level with the food and offered court. should he prove victorious onto football. now in germany for you to get back to winning raise on saturday night, losing for one to japan and a friend leading. what's the shipment of the lead on 11 minutes between? yeah, you to do it during the on us.

fact that we are doing such good stuff. impressive, what isn't the only nation seeking this very tricia searches on the way across the pacific ocean? 3 of the island nation's new re care of us, antonio are also considering deep sea money working with newberry canadian minus the missiles company is much further along in his exploration the plans to san lining in 2025. and he's trialing a remote control machine. then many dc mining companies will use to collect no jewels. the technology is built to withstand the extreme pressure. 5 bells amazes below the surface. as it reaches the sea floor, it collects the nodules and settlements, pumping its back to the shape in a hydraulic operated pine. on board the no jews passed through allowed see the water and settlements is returned to the ocean and the rocks taken to land for processing. people assume it's really difficult, but it is fairly straightforward. and the best analogy to use is one of a vacuum cleaner. where you have the nozzle at the end of a pipe running across the flow, lifting the digital, the flow and traveling up that 5 to the va

so i think that really is look up is what i'm making bone tricia. i left the simply put the money where i teach needs to be because it is all affecting have after you guys left affected. i mean, we don't invest in some of the solutions we are. we are going to get into a more serious situation, even when it comes to the forest, to cover an hour drive as being that soliciting and all that is going to be think the best in terms of the we thought it was sort of similar. so left of putting out it still says many necessary for making sure that we have fit all disagreements and then we move forward in that i don't know the slightly different question to you. the mechanisms that we've talked about so far, the international monetary fund, the well bank, the, the applicant development bank. those are the mechanisms that generally speaking, when they have come into countries, they've insisted on changes to the countries finance systems of 13 measures. for example, there's a cost to getting those people involved and often times that cost hits the most poorest,

and of course, the question right now is whether it was tricia or the genuine decisions that lead to these things because didn't get to making this announcement. and it also recalled that a few days ago, it was reported that some west african countries, such as the multiplication of fossil, including the z as found a military pan mcclung at that point to had nothing much to do besides just giving in to the demands of the military governments that the troops must leave the country as well as the front diploma that were in any shape. the announcement also came off to be completed issued a statement that they were closing. the g is, is phase 2 from so, and this despite present in my normal crunch, previously, insisting that it was no way possible to talk about withdrawing french troops from the here with the current. but if the officials in on the hook initial conditions and we do not recognize the legitimacy of the purchase declarations since president presume has not relinquished power. and so if we re deployed, we would only do so at present, presumes request and coordination with hi

that has been 79—year—old tricia's solution ever since she got her new phone and it is the same story from the old school _ it sessions in birmingham. from the old school where _ it sessions in birmingham. from the old school where we - it sessions in birmingham. from the old school where we used . it sessions in birmingham. from the old school where we used a i the old school where we used a face—to—face deal with banks and people and get feedback and any difficulties we have then, you know, it was much easier. this class in the city centre is the first of around 1000 which bt and a uk charity, ability net, running up and down the country. with more services moving online, people in this session though they have to change with the times. there are 11 mainly people in the uk who do not have the basic digital skills they need. we know that people over 65 are ten times more likely to fall into that category. you are life with bbc news. four of six women rescued from the back of a lorry in france on wednesday must leave the country within 30 days, a french public prosecutor said. the fou

some of the jobs out of their tricia as an american soldier who had crossed into north korea is in us custody. after being expelled to the 3 year old, travis king ran across the border from south korea in july. while on a guided tour, he has to have confess to legally intruding into the country. north korean state medias said king claims he crossed either because of an human male treatment and racial discrimination in the us. um, a white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has much more on this and kimberly, he's in us custody. but do we know where he is and how the north koreans handed him over? is a what we know, according to us officials, is that he is apparently now in china. we understand that the chinese officials were cooperative in allowing for this transfer to take place. but did not in any way take part in the negotiations. in fact, that was the result of months long work between the united nations and sweden. sweden, in particular, took a major role in helping with these negotiations. because of course, the united states does not have any formal relations with north korea

some of the jobs out of their tricia. now groups of young people are taking the $32.00 european countries to quote and it bit to force them to do more to tackle climate change. they say that human rights are already being validate to do to the changing environment. when a mux as a store, a raging wildfires in our regular feature of southern europe some of the season but places in portugal, 6 years ago that killed 66 people could now bolster a legal case named forcing nations to speed off action to reduce emissions. 6 young people, aged 11 to 24, assuming 32 european governments in strasburg front. so the european court of human rights among them. sophia olivera. if you want to take action and show you that you are capable to change the planet and for the generation that is good, you have to act and you respect and listen to our legal team, say the current climate policies of those nations will not reduce emissions as much as required to retain the client's quality of life, we're talking about he's extremes, which would im

some of the jobs out of their tricia, the american soldier who had crossed into knolls career is back in us custody of being spelled into china 23 year old travis king ran across the border from south korea in july. while on a guided to you said to confess to illegally intruding into the country, north korean state media said king plain to cross david because of inhuman treatment and racial discrimination in the us army. the united states has secured the return of private travis, keen from the democratic people's republic of korea. earlier today, he was transported to the border between north korea and china, where he was met by our investor to the people's republic of china, nicholas burns. he didn't board of the state department of med plane and flew from den dog china to send young china. and then on from send young to us on air force base and south korea where he was transferred to the department of defense. a group of young people is taking $32.00 european countries to quote, to try and force them to do more to tackle climate change. the youngsters are from portugal and they took

that's been 79—year—old tricia barren solution ever since she got her new phone. sessions in birmingham. from the old school where we used to face to face, still with banks, deal with people, get feedback. any difficulties we have then, you know, it was much more easier. this class in the city centre is the first of around 1000 which bt and uk charity ability net are running up and down the country with more services moving online. people at this session know they have to change with the times. there are 11 million people in the uk who don't have the basic digital skills that they need and we know that people over 65 are ten times more likely to fall into that category. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. the bbc has overhauled its social media guidelines for staff after several high profile presenters in occluding gary linacre were criticised for expressing opinions about politicians and current affairs. the review carried out by former icm boss said presenters should be allowed to express their views on issues of the day but must s

some of the jobs out of their tricia, a jeremy has announced it will increase controls and is bored with poland to the czech republic. to prevent more migrants from entering into your administers at the new measures will begin immediately. announcement came a day off, the police rates generally found more than a 100 certain citizens there inside a pump searched in connection with a smuggling ring. dominic cane has more now from north eastern gym. understanding it one of the many crossing points between germany and poland. this happens to be on foot and order over my shoulder on the other side of the bridge is the polar settlement of the beats. and in between you can see german police who are standing here and carrying out spots checks to try to identify. in some cases, instances of people smuggling. the points to make here is what the german government says. this has become a really serious issue, a growing issue in this country and the cost of this calendar year. in august, 5th, this year alone, 67 percent more people were smuggled illegally into this country and was so in the august of

my name is tricia gregory. i'm also a san francisco micro trucking company just to go after what noel was saying. yes i think we still need the breakdown of the who the elves are and the company names we just it's all grouped together. but but i do want to thank you, anne-marie, for this report. like we do feel like we've been finally heard and. and not to keep harping on the past because we can't change what the past was and what didn't go to the sf micro bs or bs. we are really hoping that this plan sticks. and on phase two, we really start to see the san francisco micro companies go to work. and one of the on the report i see improving bid review and how there are no strict requirements around and awarding to sf, sbs. and i just want to remind the directors that a san francisco sb is not necessarily a san francisco also that the reason why we should be look first, even if the bids are a little bit higher is because we are the ecosystem of san francisco right? we are the ones most of us live in the city we hi

all of the parts tricia bhushan centers -- all of the parts distribution centers are being called toby inch, mile by mile, leading a strike at the uaw. president of the uaw there. then on friday, which seems distant. this is for real. lisa: 38 new plants, none of them ford. what did ford do right? tom: they agree to negotiate. i would also point out they did not go bankrupt which is a heritage on the seismic shift in the uaw and the restructuring of american manufacturing. a quick market check. 2.12 percent on the 10 year yield. that is a huge deal on the real yield. 93.53 on brent crude. vix nearing 18. there is some tension in your markets. following us across the atlantic ocean, craig trudell and i had to fly conventional, that was a nightmare. joining us running all of our auto coverage, craig trudell on his way to detroit. i would rip up all of discussion about the strike and understand that eisenhower or kennedy or lbj did not join the picket line. to me this is a huge deal. biden will picket. mi wrong? craig: there has been a lot of questions about that and the fact that the u

from our facebook page, tricia kessler saying she supports the many books sexualizing our young books has no business in school. quite disgusting she adds. then sharon cap with our facebook page says she opposes it. book fans are way to control people. it is the fascist playbook, another on thought control. you can add into the mix including texting us at (202) 748-8003. the same npr poll took a look at the idea of passing laws and making moves on book hands by political party when respondents were asked about state lawmakers passed -- passing laws, only 12% of republicans say they support the move, 24% somewhat supportive of it, 20% say they somewhat oppose and 31% saying they strongly oppose it. democrats less than 5% saying they strongly oppose that and 70% say they strongly oppose it. when they talk about individual scoreboards -- school boards banning books, republicans 12% of them saying they strongly support that move, 29% strongly opposing it, democrats saying about 6% of those supporting that, 55% opposing it. that pole was conducted by npr. if you want to find online, it is

tricia greenhalgh , based at the greenhalgh, based at the university of oxford , sue university of oxfordsaid it's a good idea to vaccinate everyone . so will you vaccinate everyone. so will you be getting boosted to save the nhs ? nhs? >> i personally won't know i had the first two and i didn't have a very good reaction to either of them and i won't be having any more. i just think we've all had enough of this so scaremongering. but some people are still genuinely frightened and concerned about it all and i think if they want to have a jab, then that's fine. but i don't think there should be any more coercion any more talks of mandates or or forcing people to have jabs . no mandates or or forcing people to have jabs. no more emotional blackmail. a lot of people have jobs just because they like. i did. i didn't really want to have but i felt should have it, but i felt i should because the whole we were being blackmailed almost emotionally . blackmailed almost emotionally. and, you know , maybe i'm right. and, you know, maybe i'm right. maybe i'm wrong. everybody should have their own opin

tricia greenhalgh , based at the greenhalgh, based at the university of oxford , sue university of oxfordsaid it's a good idea to vaccinate everyone . so will you vaccinate everyone. so will you be getting boosted to save the nhs ? nhs? >> i personally won't know i had the first two and i didn't have a very good reaction to either of them and i won't be having any more. i just think we've all had enough of this so scaremongering. but some people are still genuinely frightened and concerned about it all and i think if they want to have a jab, then that's fine. but i don't think there should be any more coercion any more talks of mandates or or forcing people to have jabs . no mandates or or forcing people to have jabs. no more emotional blackmail. a lot of people have jobs just because they like. i did. i didn't really want to have but i felt should have it, but i felt i should because the whole we were being blackmailed almost emotionally . blackmailed almost emotionally. and, you know , maybe i'm right. and, you know, maybe i'm right. maybe i'm wrong. everybody should have their own opin

from our facebook page, tricia kessler saying she supports the many books sexualizing our young books has no business in school. quite disgusting she adds. then sharon cap with our facebook page says she opposes it. book fans are way to control people. it is the fascist playbook, another on thought control. you can add into the mix including texting us at (202) 748-8003. the same npr poll took a look at the idea of passing laws and making moves on book hands by political party when respondents were asked about state lawmakers passed -- passing laws, only 12% of republicans say they support the move, 24% somewhat supportive of it, 20% say they somewhat oppose and 31% saying they strongly oppose it. democrats less than 5% saying they strongly oppose that and 70% say they strongly oppose it. when they talk about individual scoreboards -- school boards banning books, republicans 12% of them saying they strongly support that move, 29% strongly opposing it, democrats saying about 6% of those supporting that, 55% opposing it. that pole was conducted by npr. if you want to find online, it is

well lots of people have already emailed in and said, in basingstoke , for said, tricia in basingstokeeu flags the last waving eu flags at the last night the proms has been night of the proms has been going the brexit vote. >> i've never noticed it quite so much . no >> i've never noticed it quite so much. no obe the odd 1 or 2, but not quite like this. >> i mean, no, alexander says. >> i mean, no, alexander says. >> there's always more eu flags to grab as you go in than union flags >> no dishing them out because they're dishing. there must be dishing them as a political dishing them out as a political message. that's why i don't like i don't like the way that it's completely taken over the view. no, totally no, veronica says i'm totally disgusted. we've always the disgusted. we've always had the union flying and union jack flying and i personally feel very proud to be british at the age of 81. so i hope this is not the way the proms will be going in the future. >> and cathy agrees. she says those involved in the eu flag waving should be ashamed of themselves. last night of the proms i

significant delays in its discovery meant that tricia wendell to treatment was missed.ing her team on the way back from a match. # looking to the right and i see the hollywood sign... # but four months later, in march 2022, maddy played her last game. during the match, maddy was tackled. she dislocated her hip and ended up with sepsis. she died 16 days later. how you get through each day is, it's making sure maddy is never forgotten. that is terribly painful, because it means we have to face things that hurt enormously. her parents have now set up the charity maddy's mark, introducing over 1,000 girls to rugby. women's rugby has a real value, notjust for physical health but also mental health. the diversity of women's rugby is a wonder to behold. there is everybody in there, it is transformative. what would maddy say to you now about the charity you've set up in her name? she would...she fought so hard to live. to know that — and she would have made such a difference to so many people, that i think she would be really, really thrilled to know that we hopefully will, in