i think we - need more al on vincent's line. we need more alon vincent's line.e will see if we can re—establish the line. let's bring in our panel. anja, what do you think has changed in recent months?— in recent months? thank you for havin: in recent months? thank you for having me- _ in recent months? thank you for having me. this _ in recent months? thank you for having me. this is _ in recent months? thank you for having me. this is a _ in recent months? thank you for| having me. this is a fundamental in recent months? thank you for - having me. this is a fundamental new era in technology and regulation. so far i think the uk, the us and europe are being very careful and taking the regulation really seriously. you will notice the us has not rushed out with any new laws. senator schumer is hosting nine events like the ones you saw today with the tech leaders. he is trying to get to the right answer and trying to do it on a bipartisan basis. let me say one word about what we are concerned about what these new large language models everyone is talking about, le

this week jefferson award in the bay area goes to vincent nguyen. >> vincent also does trash talk presentationsols and in the community, he talked about reducing the use of single-use plastic, because in reality, that is most of what they find. >> i love what he said, though, it is not a chore. he sees the benefit, he gets so much out of it, it is fun for him. that is really the secret. >> absolutely. here is a man who did not used to volunteer a lot, and now he is leading the charge and inviting volunteers to join him. >> you said he is making a difference on that little stretch. >> yeah, they're at masonic every single week. as we said, he reduced the amount of trash , the volunteers, by 80%, just by being out there every single week. >> 80%, remarkable. good for him. >> thank you, sharon. you can nominate your local hero for jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>> up next, a community debate over the best way to address the problems plaguing san francisco. >> if you seen the conditions on seven admission and you can look at me and honestly tell me that that is humane, then i will give u

so does vincent kompany. the? winning cup competitions. so does vincent kompany.— vincent kompany.they do, and gaining that experience, - vincent kompany. they do, and gaining that experience, that i gaining that experience, that understanding of cup competition, what it_ understanding of cup competition, what it can — understanding of cup competition, what it can give you, i think as we know, _ what it can give you, i think as we know, salford have been struggling in the _ know, salford have been struggling in the league, not getting the results — in the league, not getting the results i_ in the league, not getting the results. i actually covered the last round _ results. i actually covered the last round against leeds united, an exciting — round against leeds united, an exciting penalty shoot—out right until the — exciting penalty shoot—out right until the end. they managed to get there _ until the end. they managed to get there hit— until the end. they managed to get there bit of glory, but it is something to get you back on a good footing. _ something to get you back on a good

you know, vincent is really following in his dad's footsteps. i know vincent is set to graduate next week. he'll be going to the antioch police department. what are sort of your words of encouragement? your words of wisdom to him and the other 48 members of this academy class as they set upon this this new journey? be a humble servant to your community and do it with, d excellence as others in the academy will serve in other bay area departments, including livermore, san mateo and concord , san francisco's financial district is losing another restaurant while the italian restaurant says it is closing its doors and visitors of monterey county parks are being urged to be on high alert because of what was spotted out there in one of the parks and what officials say visitors should do to stay safe. autumn officially arrives late tomorrow night, and with it, we are tracking an autumn like storm. we'll tell you if and when you will receive those raindrops. your full forecast is on deck and it's co the subway series menu is getting a new lineup of sand

>> reporter: vincent started the group reuse sz f in 2021.me of the filthiest street, like a stretch of masonic avenue in laurel heights where syringes often get swept up. >> there used to be trash everywhere, tents, graffiti, and now we take care of it. it's much, much less. >> reporter: in fact, when they first started, volunteers would collect more than 2,500 pieces of trash along a section of masonic, their weekly visits show they've cut down debris by 80%, and that's good for the whole neighborhood. >> we saw the crew, they went out to all these different directions because it's so much cleaner here. we can send people up to laurel village, all the way around this muny depot. >> reporter: vincent says volunteers' work reflects their civic pride. they've removed 400,000 gallons of trash off city streets from more than 1,600 cleanups in two years. groups of neighbors, school kids and company employees get involved. jamie kendall is among the program's 10,000 unique volunteers. >> immediately upon meeting vince, i was swept up by his enthus

there are very few people who can go around thinking vincent loves me how fun. will never betray me. his daughter was the co-ceo while he was stepping back because of sexual misconduct scandals. she abruptly wants to spend more time with her family. she was the chosen child two. a lot is a black box i don't to speculate too much about what's happening right this second y period it's a huge chunk at the end that's an end note. it's a rigorously. and very impressive for. >> thank you i did most of those and notes in a 24 hour period because there was a formatting problem and i had not been paying enough attention how to do it right. and i am like i am going to do this it. i'm going to wake up at 5:00 a.m. and by 5:00 a.m. the next day i'm going to do it for. >> it k seems like the only way though. >> was like a college thank..s [laughter] i hadn't live like that it almost 20 years but it worked out. very glad i did that because not many wrestling books are not excited i'm not going to see a lot of all of them but a lot of them doon not bother with pointg toward wh

and so i support vincent 100.you when i when i asked you if you wanted to come on the show, you were, again, a bit reluctant, but you said, i think it's important that people know how we as a family are doing. and it's also important to let the community know just how important their support has been. i really believe in it takes us, all of us, the village, to support our healing journey and yes, i was nervous, but it was important to me for people to know, here's where we are today and through time we can heal and move forward. okay i know vincent is set to graduate next week. he'll be going to the antioch police department. what what are sort of your words of encouragement, your words of wisdom to him and the other 48 members of this academy class as they set upon this this new journey? be a humble servant to your community and to do it with compassion, humility, party and excellence. i think if they all follow that , that that advice, they'll do really, really well. shannon starzyk i really appreciate you comin

vincent or jimmy sheehan, dorothy thompson and mna h.r. knickerbocker. >> note to one as all as nick, possibly inevitably. they did not emerge from these east coast. did not emerge from the ivy league. he did not have pedigrees at all. where did they come from? tell us all been a bit abod then what they brought because of that experience to these momentous events. >> yeah, they were outsiders. so they were not people who were born to rule in any sense. john gunther grew up on wellington avenue in chicago which is actually where i live, too. vincent sheean was raised in the small mining town which at that point had a population of 7500 in southeastern illinois. southwestern illinois. dorothy thompson was born administers a daughter in a sl town outside of buffalo, and h.r. knickerbocker grew up in yoakum texas. so what did they get from that experience? they were people who really understood what the people back home needed to know and what were the strategies of reporting that would interest them? so they had a finally green since in this

vincent ewen would walk his kids to school and pass by what others left on the street. >> we're, likeup, but we never did it. >> reporter: until one day when vincent and his family set out to pick up trash, just a simple way to get active outside during the pandemic. >> it was satisfying to see the street was so much cleaner. >> reporter: so he never stopped cleaning. >> now that i've seen the light, you know, my civic awakening, it's, like, you know, if more of us would do this, you could see some amazing results. who needs some more bags? >> reporter: he started the group reuse refuse in 2021. his grassroots campaign spread throughout the city. volunteer teams regularly tackle some of the filthiest street, like a stretch of masonic avenue in laurel heights where syringes often get swept up. >> there used to be trash everywhere, tents, graffiti, and now we take care of it. it's much, much less. >> reporter: in fact, when they first started, volunteers would collect more than 2,500 pieces of trash along a section of masonic, their weekly visits show they've cut down debris by 80%, and

vincent van gogh. "he's back," he says. "what a day."used a sledgehammer to smash into the singer laren museum near amsterdam, making off with the painting under his arm. he was arrested a year later and eventuallyjailed, but the painting was never recovered — until now. arthur brand says the piece was perhaps too well known to be of any value to criminals wanting to try and sell it on. and after three and a half years of trying to track it down, he was contacted by a man who wanted to give it back. it took 1,300 days, but here it is, and i will hand it over in a few moments to the museum director and i think he will be happy. i'm sure he will. the painting, thought to be worth up to £5 million, is expected to be back on display next year. john donnison, bbc news. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. for at least part of wednesday, we can expect a window of fine weather overhead. if we take a look at the satellite picture. we can see the rain—bearing clouds that affected parts of england and wales during tuesday. behind me, th

he was appalled. >> vincent was married three times. his last wife took over the family's foundation and helped rehabilitate the family name by giving away some $200 million to charities in new york. brook astor became a beloved figure in new york for her philanthropy. >> now the presentation of the citizen's medal. >> oh. look, oh, how -- thank you, mr. president. i'm overcome. >> but her end was an unhappy one. her only son was convicted of swind lg her out of millions of dollars, getting her to make changes to her will, when she had alzheimer's. he was sent to prison for his crimes. brooke astor died in 2007 at the age of 105. and with her passing game the end of an american fortune. >> on the one hand, the astor family leaves a legacy of civil involvement and philanthropy. but on the other hand the astor family leaves a shocking legacy of repatience, capitalist, advantage taking of people in dire straits. like most great fortunes, if you scratch the surface a little bit, there are a lot of unfortunate lessons about human nature you

vincent van gogh. "he's back," he says. "what a day."inting under his arm. he was arrested a year later and eventuallyjailed, but the painting was never recovered — until now. arthur brand says the piece was perhaps too well known to be of any value to criminals wanting to try and sell it on. and after three and a half years of trying to track it down, he was contacted by a man who wanted to give it back. it took 1,300 days, but here it is, and i will hand it over in a few moments to the museum director and i think he will be happy. i'm sure he will. the painting, thought to be worth up to £5 million, is expected to be back on display next year. john donnison, bbc news. apple's new iphone will not use the company's own brand lightning charging port. instead the iphone 15, which was unveiled today, will charge using the universally accepted usb—c cable — after the eu forced the company to do so to save users' money. our technology editor zoe kleinman has been taking a look. the theatre of a wealthy company well—versed in performing for it

but his son vincent from a previous marriage inherited much of the asked her fortune and did somethingo other aster had done. >> they put much of the aster wealth into a foundation, he was actually the first oscar that rather than trying to build on the astra money they had, decided he was going to do good things with it and give it away. when vincent asked or discovered the condition of some of this lens the aster family controlled, he was appalled. >> vincent was married three times, his last wife took over the family's foundation and help to rehabilitate the aster name by giving away some $200 million to charities in new york. the city that had made the aster rich. she became a beloved figure in new york for her philanthropy. >> now, citizens metal. thank you mister president. >> her and was unhappy when, her only son was convicted of swindling her out of millions of dollars, getting her to make changes to her well when she had alzheimer's. >> what do you think about the charges?

he worked at riordan in san francisco, marin, catholic, and now has been forced out of saint vincent de paul in petaluma. the lead detective in the petaluma police investigations unit confirms to the i-team that they have opened a criminal investigation at the request of officials at saint vincent de paul college prep into former principal patrick daly, who got fired just as the school year gets underway. they suspected some type of wrongdoing in the realm of embezzlement or unauthorized purchases. >> they asked us to open a criminal investigation, which we have. daly worked at the school for six years now. >> staff members are combing records and researching questions posed by investigators. the cases at a very early stage at this point, we're waiting for those documents and asks and that's really where we're at. no one at the school would comment today, well, you're in public, so i'm on property. yeah, so am i. okay >> good luck to you. >> not the director of admissions, the interim principal or officials at saint vincent de paul parish or the santa rosa diocese. as a parent sent m

now carrying the flag was antioch officer vincent starzyk. as the class marched into a livermore church stars ex father martinez, police sergeant paul starzyk was shot and killed back in 2008. now stars oldest son was only five at the time. he's now one of six officers joining the antioch force, which interim police chief joe vigil says he warmly welcomes part of this was us helping vincent recognize his dreams and help accomplish his goals. obviously we had him as a pre hire before he came to the academy, so before he even started the academy, he was with us in the police department, working as a recruit trainee. the officer, vincent starzyk, did not want to be interviewed today. he didn't want to detract from the accomplishments of the 48 other graduates. but now these new officers aren't done just yet. they still have to go through weeks of field training at their respective police departments for the new deputies with the alameda and san mateo sheriff's offices, they will likely start in the jails keeping watch over inmates. heather yeah,

vincent depaul society. frank new the dealing power of st. vincent depaul. his deep love for phoenix was obvious to anyone who had the good fortune of crossing paths with him, particularly through his work chronicling the mexican american history in the valley. i fought to restore the historically latino so many cemetery in south phoenix after years of neglect and honor those who found even ternal rest there. he's perhaps best known for writing the book, "mexicans in phoenix." documenting more than a century of mexican american life, cultural, and activism. his research gathered oral histories, and photographs were endowned -- endowed by the historic society a precious gift for future generations. there is no doubt he lived a full and remarkable life. but what stands out most was not just his achievements on paper, but the way he achieved them. it was his unwavering kind next generosity, and humility. we lost him at the age of 81 on september 11, 2023. but his profound legacy will always live on. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes th

vincent becomes one of the most avid partisans for the anti- imperial cause.he goes to israel i'm sorry he goes too palestine in 19209 and is therefore the rights of the western wall and essentiallysm says it's another form of imperialism despite the fact is been sent there by a zionist press organization print all of them find themselves in a situation where unless they declared themselves, unless they showedd the reader the world through their eyes they are not doing their job. >> is a remarkable moment where gunther i believe is sending back so many stories on a particular topic to his editor in chicago says oh please can we find a little bore better news? this great will detail you found. >> guenther is there in berlin in 1933 after the nazis come to power. after hitler becomes the chancellor in late january 1933 and almost immediately there are brown houses as they are known brown after the color of the fascist uniforms were enemies of these socialist communist jews, professors are being beaten up in these places. dorothy thompson is there reporting and s

run to the landing, run behind the hill, watch the picture further, the guys make their way, turn vincentoad nearby, we reach positions, cleared the positions, held, chased away the russians ottudov seemed to be entrenched, on the second crew, thanks to which, in principle, we were able to go to... also to the landing and leave, brought in the infantry once more, drove there once more they drove the bull to the infantry, four shots were fired at him, the sergeant did not get lost, turned the car around, drove back and took the weapon out , took out his commander, took out the gunner, extinguished the car further from the outside, the weapon did not fail for a single minute, even the car was on fire after... the detonation, everything was working to the last , vasya the gunner was not lost again, turned the turret, opened the hatch, without panic, without everything, calmly, turn around, line up in a column, leave, the next column pulls up behind us , everything is beautiful, everything is clear, in one car hit from the left side, near the magazine , tore off the armor. well, so that somet

like this... on karchma manyushka and we recognize him from other belarusian singers ў, to the poets vincentworking in a new way appeared, so the creative tandem was created. 9 lutag, 1853 in the garad theaters of minsk, the premiere of the opera, and music. the public is happy, and the scene is full of belarusian language. vodguki are kind. manyushka edze ў st. petsyarburg at nadzeі take the pasada kampasitara of the court opera, no. warsaw was successfully settled, and the heat did not subside, and here a strong competitor emerged, like the admirable student, with the beautiful nicknames sturm. karatsey adna rascharavanne. withered and given strength only by the poor woman, believe alexander, whom stanislava pashchotna calls alesya. oh, may alesya. i’ve been sleeping all the time, i think, and that ’s right, what a haste it will be. music, kiravana bright path, vigilant to our kahans

vincent van gogh. "he's back," he says. "what a day."mash into the singer laren museum near amsterdam, making off with the painting under his arm. he was arrested a year later and eventuallyjailed, but the painting was never recovered — until now. arthur brand says the piece was perhaps too well known to be of any value to criminals wanting to try and sell it on. and after three and a half years of trying to track it down, he was contacted by a man who wanted to give it back. it took 1,300 days, but here it is, and i will hand it over in a few moments to the museum director and i think he will be happy. i'm sure he will. the painting, thought to be worth up to £5 million, is expected to be back on display next year. john donnison, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. after a chilly start, some lovely sunshine. a beautiful afternoon in aberdeen. sunny spells in scotland and northern ireland with isolated showers, but the heaviest rain across east yorkshire, lincolnshire, north norfolk and a few sharp showers ahead of it. the weather s

of outers on the screen of yanka kupala were muted for you by alexey duderov andrey makayonok and vincenta it was written by vincent, dunin matsinkevich. this is not a crown. dunin. martin cavidge. this is the creation of a walker. yanka kupala alexey dudra at andrey makayona to your dilution of shares, how did you fall? this is the correct refusal of yanka kupala, and the author of the play paulinka , the literary competition has changed the balance of power for you, and dasha ksyusha 275 violetta sasha 320. eight has arrived the final stage of the revelry, um, you will need to make a joke reaction and excercise one o'clock the gooseberry will appear in front of you. and which one can you fill with refusals? i will only give that the degraphs occupy two cells. vaga has a new competition, they are guessing the gooseberry in attempts under, and there is a signal, the team has a ready version for the skin correct refusal, 10 points in the competition there is a selection of kali raptom, however, the button of the early allele was pressed; the wrong refusal can be given by another team and c

g gerrard paul vincent. victor daniel barbosa. david michael barkway. colline barkow.a rose barnes. >> matthew barnes. >> andrew baron. >> sheila patricia barnes. firefighter barry. >> rene barrett. carlton bartels. guy barsvy. alecia basmajian. steven joseph bates. david bauer. bautista. bavis. baxter bay. beatty. >> i hear stories, my brothers and i feel like we get to know you, i wish i had a chance to know you. everyone in the family misses you, we will never forget and love you. >> allen anthony. marie beckles. beakman. my uncle, ian snyder. we love you so much, your dude. >> maria abehr. >> elena belvaski. >> debbie s. bellows. >> steven elliott belson. >> paul, m. benedetti. >> denise, lon ore, benadetto. >> eric l. bennett. >> oliva bennett. >> margaret l. benson. >> dominic barotti. >> james patrick burger. >> steven howard burger. >> john p. bergen. >> alvin berg song. >> daniel david bernstein. >> graham andrew berkeley. >> michael j. berkeley. >> donna m.bernatz. >> david bernard. >> william bernstein. >> david m.berea. >> david shelby berry. >> joseph john

earlier i was joined by my colleague vincent mcaviney, who told me more.er 2010, alfie meadows was protesting against the tripling of university tuition fees in central london when he suffered a severe brain injury. now, he was 20 years old at the time. he was studying philosophy at the university of middlesex, and he was struck on the head by a police baton. it was so severe that the injury required over 100 staples to seal the head wound. now, i'm going to show you on the website just what that head wound looked like. just to warn you, it is slightly graphic. so as you can see here, the injury that he did receive. now, despite a number of investigations between 2010 and 2019, the officer responsible was never identified or held to account. alfie was in need of life—saving brain surgery after this. and the trauma of the assault has severely affected his mental health since, it's affected his studies and his career, he says as well. now, he has also been subjected to a lengthy legal process. he was arrested and charged with violent disorder despite, though

vincent mcaviney reports.lly only see the army on the streets of london after a terror attack. but following the decision of over 100 officers to hand in their permit to carry a firearm, military personnel are on standby in case of an emergency. on sunday, suella braverman called for a review into armed policing. her intervention was welcomed by the metropolitan police commissioner, sir mark rowley. in an open letter, he called for an urgent reset, writing that improvements to the met police were being undermined by a system not set up to help officers succeed, identifying police pursuits and the use of force as areas of the most glaring unfairness. he said officers need sufficient legal protection to do theirjob and keep the public safe, because they're now more afraid of years of uncertainty for them and theirfamilies in the legal system than they are of confronting dangerous or armed criminals and terrorists. it all comes after a met police officer was charged on thursday with the murder of unarmed chris ka

he worked at riordan in san francisco, marin, catholic, and now has been forced out of saint vincentations unit confirms to the i-team that they have opened a criminal investigation at the request of officials at saint vincent de paul college prep into former principal patrick daly, who got fired just as the school year gets underway. they suspected some type of wrongdoing in the realm of embezzlement or unauthorized purchases. >> they asked us to open a criminal investigation, which we have. daly worked at the school

for more on that, our correspondent vincent mcaviney. more let's speak to lara o'reilly, senior correspondent for insider. youtube has already been reporting a couple of quarters of revenue slow down, so anything that would suggest there is unsuitable content or it is a platform that is harbouring unsuitable people might make advertisers reconsider appearing there. we advertisers reconsider appearing there. ~ ., ~ advertisers reconsider appearing there. ~ . ~ ., . ., ., , ~ there. we talk about creators like russell brand _ there. we talk about creators like russell brand making _ there. we talk about creators like russell brand making money- there. we talk about creators like | russell brand making money from adverts from the videos that appear on their site. how much could he be making? on their site. how much could he be makin: ? ~ ., ., ., , making? without going into his accounts i don't _ making? without going into his accounts i don't know, - making? without going into his accounts i don't know, but - making? without going into hi

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[applause] and doctor vincent, ms. walters, thank you so much. so i'm going to start with a couple of round-robin questions and then go to each of you with a specific question that should terrify you, okay?y? i was joking. [laughing] so i'm going to start with you. what was your very first job in politics? , save or uncompensated, what was the first time you actually had a job in politics? >> i was an organizer -- first of all voter registration when i was in college. but then i was an organizer in 2016 during the general on hillary clinton's campaign. slightly compensated. >> sounds about right. so i was appointed to several boards in my community i was always in business and law and healthcare. slicer on diversity boards for our school board in hiring and policies. i served on different boards for blacker women investing in different businesses and financial means. so that was really my first and then here in congress. >> so my first unpaid was as a volunteer working with my grandmother to get harold washington elected as a first black mayor of

vincent kompanys side opened the scoring through zeki amdouni's 20—yard strike in the first half beforelum hudson—odoi got the equaliser on his debut for forest. it wasn't without its drama though — burnley�*s lyle foster had a goal disallowed for handball which would've put them back in the lead, before being sent off in stoppage time with a straight red. this result means burnley stay in the relegation zone, while forest move out of the bottom half of the table and up to 8th. that thing with the premier league is when you play city, aston villa and tottenham in the first three games, would love to have control and everything goes our way but it is the same for forest when they play against these teams and the same for us. that is why a point is so valuable at the moment. for us, the biggest thing is if we keep progressing, we keep getting better and loads of the first year premier league players will get better very soon. then it is an exciting team beyond even this season and this season obviously is a priority with us being in the battle. we just want to grow. changing a little bit

so vincent hall on gym and foreign minister and the bulk is made a surprise visit the keith. it's a full trip to the crime since the bulb again, she announced an extra $20000000.00 euros in aid for your crime. the government that hopes germany will also deliver along the way the taurus cruise missiles, but the book did not commit to any time table. as a special train pulls into keys, caring, terminate, handling a barrel box. the latest high level diplomatic visit planned in secret and under the strictest security precautions. it's her 4th visit to ukraine since the started the more common recall repair box trip includes a visit to an aide organization that helps get ukrainian children out of russian occupied territory. or out of russia itself, appearing with her ukrainian opposite number, fair bucks at germany is determined to be there for ukraine to have more speaking well, when not just here to help. we will stand at your side as long as you need us out. but that doesn't mean a blank check for most of the key of wants germany to deliver it's prize. torres cruise missiles. t

successful, islamic banking, the establishment of qarz al-hasna funds in the growth and development of vincent's qarz al-hasna funds, a good thing that has existed in our country and has grown and developed, paying each other's bills is a good thing that finally our tradition has existed in this fund collection qarz al-hasneh emdad is for the development of lending, the tradition of lending has been established, then one of the methods we can use to pay facilities to the needy is the issue of the permanent red plan. give us a loan from the playground, we can give it to the next person. this will continue from salawat , so there is a combination of divorce statistics of warriors in the system. just for we use the loan facilities of the needy. it is noteworthy that the people's resources that we have at our disposal will not have the right to invest in economic activities. treatment in the fields of employment, housing and various cases is refined through our colleagues. let's go to those who need education with it. they refer to the modern collections of the country. currently , we are the larges

that actually is a vincent vapor tourism in the gates. this at them to showcase the propaganda be also as a solution accident solutions of j suicide is still dire cups to make this last 6. yes, you have the family member still, medium of georgia separated their family still. we were just suffering the 1st level of custody. the woman is suffering is a 1st stage of polishing. so but chinese government, no big him wants to. she didn't, they got image of the region by simply pushing up positive. very good. that's the thing, is the road that we were leaving in the heart of money and the stopping to see. so just to use the old this for the purpose on the top. i'm basing it said some years back that most of the people who bought in co 3 education centers have been released. i want to know from you if that is true and what is the latest situation engineering as well. i just go to china, pines of pine, changing narrative on the beginning, most of the tools of them 19 tightened. i did i, it was in, but opposite google you're locked into much, not f

ready the fight coming open because we can have like vincent for serious muscular diseases such as rheumatism exercise is also good and important for that. but i also think a consultation is necessary there for small co and hence extra training has nothing but benefits. and that's the time and to keep going. so that's as long as my bones cooperate, preferably to tell him a days or whatever your age. here's an exercise for you to join in with from fitness trainer tim. hi. today i have a great exercise which will activate your big like muscles and boost your whole katia assistance. the exercise is called watch them. so place your feet slide say more than hip. why the part of the front of you this quote hold from here. and you left ok. jump about the land. almost. no, it looks till everything is tennessee. that's why my tip stop is 10 repetitions at the beginning. if a few stronger to 20, this range, it's my recommendation. ok. make sure that you're pointing and to the landing, we have soft please. this helps you to keep the control about it movement plus increasing the attention of your like mu

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it was won by sweden's vincent norman. lpga event in cincinatti — where australia's minjee lee threw away a 5 shot lead on the back 9, before recovering to force a play off with england's charley hull which she won on the second hole. great britain's dressage riders have capped a successful week at the european championships with two more medals. reigning world champion lottie fry narrowly missed out on gold in the final event — the freestyle to music, scoring a personal best of over 92 per cent on glamourdale, just behind germany's — jessica von bredow—werndl. charlotte dujardin came third on the ever improving imhotep — her second bronze of the week. charlotte is back competing after having her first baby. britain won the team gold medal last week. and before we go if you want the latest news and reaction to the men's us open tennis final, head to the bbc sport website and app. and there you will find all the latest sports news as well — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, go

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vincent kompany�*s side opened the scoring through zeki amdouni's 20—yard strike in the first half, before its drama, though — burnley�*s lyle foster had a goal disallowed for handball which would've put them back in the lead, before being sent off in stoppage time with a straight red. this result means burnley stay in the relegation zone, while forest move out of the bottom half of the table and up to eighth. the thing with the premier league is, when

it was the deadly is terror attack on us soil. vincent paul, north korea's lead a conjunction is to meet with russian president vladimir putin in the coming gates . came, is likely to travel by train from pyongyang to planet phone stock in eastern russia . it's his 1st trip abroad in 4 years. us intelligence is wanting that the 2 leaders are close to reaching an on steel. they could violate international sanctions. both have denied the claim. the last time they met, it was a different wild, pre pandemic. pre bush's invasion of ukraine for years on the to, to meet again. north korea is, came joan on choosing russia as his 1st foreign destination since cove at 19 struck because it appears that thanks to the ukraine wool, vladimir putin needs him. notices and clearly russia running shoals of i'm going to sion right now and having to go to north korea. that's very few countries. so they go to to get this type towels back in july bush in defense minister sack a showing do, visited pee on young. he was came special guest at north korea's military parade, mocking the korean will armistice. anot

vincent van gogh. "he's back," he says. "what a day."ed a year later and eventuallyjailed, but the painting was never recovered — until now. arthur brand says the piece was perhaps too well known to be of any value to criminals wanting to try and sell it on. and after three and a half years of trying to track it down, he was contacted by a man who wanted to give it back. it took 1,300 days, but here it is, and i will hand it over in a few moments to the museum director and i think he will be happy. i'm sure he will. the painting, thought to be worth up to £5 million, is expected to be back on display next year. john donnison, bbc news. what a story expecting for a look at the weather. a story of some of its autumn. today we had the last vestiges of some similar and we had the last vestiges of some similarand humidity. more a terminal 14 in the north of scotland. between those two air masses we've seen some heavy downpours and some thunderstorms break outs. some heavy downpours right now across east anglia and the south—east which could c

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brought in military rule place, he's bought a cannon, has demonstrated through slaves and tore down vincent. now, india has passed the presidency of the g. 20 group of leading economies to brazil. as a summit, wrapped up in deli heads of government, issued a joint declaration against the use of force. i stopped short of condemning russia after the war, new crime. many burgundy just joined in june, prime minister and the movie to walk barefoot to mahatma gotten these memory and sight and pay tribute to the heat of india as independence movement. the summit of the due to a integral bulk major. the konami's key wrapped up after reaching consensus on a host of issues, family concluding statement did not condemn prussia for the invasion of fuel clean . but the distress, the territorial integrity of borders, that as last you did to find a statement condemned, envision explicitly, it's almost all these wisdom countries, the g 7 countries, india is very strong, stability partnerships. so i think there did not want to, um, you know, really our presidency by insisting on this thing. and i think we su