will pitts is part of a team running from london to paris to campaign for its inclusion in the gamesraving the elements on the north kent coast. as a seasoned trail runner, there's nothing will pitts likes better then going off the beaten track. here he is scaling the south downs as part of a relay team running from london to paris, in an effort to try and bring trail running to the olympic games. do we need really need more running in the olympic games? this�*s a good point, but this is more real running, this is what humans used to do, we're not naturally made to run in a circle, we are made to clamber over rocks and trees and sort of things like that. 1924 192a was the last time any sort of off—road running was part of the olympics. health and safety concerns meant it never returned. but today it's popularity appears to be growing, with the likes of russ cook from sussex, nicknamed the hardest geezer, successfully running the full length of africa in 352 days. now will wants to see other people see the benefits of trail running. there was one morning, within five minutes i saw loa

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there's nothing will pitt likesbetter than going off the beaten track.ove up until you finally can compete in the olympics. the campaigners are hoping trail running will be back for the brisbane games in 2032. will knows the road to get there will be tough, but as an off—road runner, he's prepared for a hard slog. charlie rose, bbc news. i would director has just said, back in the day that was called cross—country! that is what puts people off, i think. cross-country! that is what puts people off, ithink.— people off, i think. trail running sounds a bit _ people off, i think. trail running sounds a bit more... _ people off, i think. trail running sounds a bit more... it- people off, i think. trail running sounds a bit more... it does - people off, i think. trail running| sounds a bit more... it does and --eole sounds a bit more... it does and people who _ sounds a bit more... it does and people who do _ sounds a bit more... it does and people who do it _ sounds a bit more... it does and people who do it are _ sounds a bit more... it does and people who d

pitt to come up with a determination of what will eventually happen. >> their worries only increasedred. and he was able to legally purchase a gun. >> he told me that he would wait until my defenses were down and then he would get me. >> by then, connie had started carrying a gun of her own. rick trained her how to use it, if and when the day came that dwight confronted her. >> i prepared her for it, mentally, physically, and emotionally. >> the court ordered dwight get psychological help. connie built a successful career as a radiologist. she even wrote a book on breast cancer screening. by 2016, dwight's spousal support had ended. so had the visits with his son. connie no longer had to see her ex-husband in court. but she and rick remained hypervigilant, especially about her son. >> you don't get to just say, let's go to the movies. you have to scan the parking lot. >> in early june, 2018, when rick saw the news about the shootings of steve pitt and the two paralegals at elizabeth feldman's law firm, he came to an undenial conclusion. >> i was certain who it was. it's dwight jones.

pitts. >> thank you, everyone, for being here. this is a very important and special dialogue. so let's get started. the ground rules willll be civil. >> byron: for the next 90 minutes these college students will speak hard truths to each other, in the hardest of times. >> and what we've seen in gaza is unprecedented. like it is on a different scale. there are no universities left. there are no hospitals left. it is unlivable. >> i do believe that israel and the existence of a jewish state in some form is necessary for the protection of jews and the safety of jews. >> byron: they're all students at the university of texas austin, all desperate for common ground. amidst the bloodshed in gaza and israel they have family and friends in both places. >> we're called atidna. we combine the hebrew word atid for future with the arabic suffix na for our future. we truly view ourselves as one family and we think it's important to allow families to speak. >> byron: jews, palestinians, arabs and muslims, students from across america and around the globe. >> i'm a mexican american jew. >> i am arabi, proud of it, and muslim as well.

a one, pitts baton of streaming solving palestinians in gauze are afraid that food shortages will get was following the latest attack on age. why? cuz the founder of the age group, wells central kitchen says israel's coming of 7 of it, staffing garza was not a mistake. but a systematic targeting of the convoy pin country is in miss wrapped in the central gauze. and she explains what the latest attack called aide work has means the palestinians desperately looking for food. i'm turnkey, standing in front of the world, central kitchens, main warehouse in the middle area of the gaza strip. as you see, the warehouse closed its doors after that is ready, forces targeted 7 aid workers working in the world. central kitchen. this place was a place where all of the people who evacuated from the north to the south would come here. they would feed them, they would give them food parcels and they would offer them food assistance this case and this organization used to work low, couldn't you? with more than 60 kitchens and provide hundreds of thousands of palestinians with hot me is every single d

director pitts, thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. walk us through what willthe earth and the sun, and because of this interesting proportional relationship between size and distance, the moon will appear to cover the disk of the sun. the shadow of the moon will fall on the earth and millions of people along the path of totality wheelchair and saying and have all kinds of great feelings about the whole proceeding. >> explain why we should heed the warnings to not look directly at the sun. is it really that dangerous to do so? >> that is a really great question. in a small piece of the sun is just as bright as the entire son, so we already know not to look directly at the sun because it will damage our eyesight. tomorrow is a special case because if you are watching the eclipse during totality, the moon completely covers the disk of the sun. at that point it is safe to observe without the glasses but you forget, as you are watching this marvelous phenomenon, that the moon is still moving and a little piece of the sun peeks out in that bright light blast your re

will remain steady without immigration. we ticked above that again, thanks to brad pitt. tom and me. we ticked above that in 27. but have falling almost every year since. and sorry about that y axis not down toward zero, but down towards 1.6, 1.7. so one result of this is we now actually have fewer children in america than did at the last census, not as a percentage of the population, but the raw number is lower in this census. this is what's normally called the age pyramid. it's an age onion. i think now you can see the one of the skinniest bars is down there at the bottom but two of the skinnier bars are down there at the bottom. so we have a legitimate real baby bust in our lifetime the us population is estimated to beginning to begin shrinking. well should say in the lifetime of some people in this room but yes. and so a real baby bust, i think it's the most important story of the next 30 years. and americans are just starting to realize it now. a natural question is why should we care? why is this bad? some people are creeped out. they think it's like a handmaid's tale or a thing that i care about. other p

will play college basketball in the a.c.c. at north carolina state university. jones led north pittigh school to victory in the 2024 north carolina high school athletic association 2-a women's basketball championship. recently she helped the east clinch a tight victory over the west in the mcdonald's all-american game. zam, you are a shining example of excellence in the east. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. lamalfa, for five minutes. mr. lamalfa: thank you, mr. speaker. so, in the d.c. news room for national public radio, which is a central hub for n.p.r.'s coverage of politics and news, it just came out that they have, amongst their staff, 87 registered democrats in their editorial positions and zero republicans. 87-0. joe dimaggio's hitting streak was amazing at 56 games in a row. pete rose in the 1970's at 44 games in a row. 87-0. i suppose, should it matter what the political makeup of people are in these positions? you know, not really. i guess. in a real sense. we're not talking reality in washington,

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nor will we go upon him, nor will we send against him, except by the lawful judgement of his peers, or by the law of the land. pitt elder said it when he declaimed one of my favourite quotations. the poorest man may in his cottage bid defiance to all the forces of the crown. it may be frail, its roof may shake the wind may blow through it. the storm may enter the rain may enter. but the king of england cannot enter. all his force dares not cross the threshold of the ruined tenement. both in the 13th century and in the 18th century, the british knew and understood they had rights, and the courts have upheld them. when agents of the state have overreached. unfortunately the european court of human rights is a political construct that believes itself to be above the law. so in this case, a group of elderly swiss women made a claim that their human rights were being violated by the swiss government because older people are supposedly vulnerable are supposedly more vulnerable to consequences of climate to the consequences of climate change, and that the government wasn't living up to its climate policy ambitions. the j

will be shutting down. >> also an iconic san jose burger joint getting ready to close its doors for good. the final dash ta burger pitt more google employees in the south bay fired following an office protest. >> t business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. to say goodbye. the restaurant chain is shutting down its last restaurant after more than 70 years in business. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live for us tonight in san jose on blossom hill road, with more from the restaurant's owner and his dedicated customers. lamonica >> mike. earlier today, people told stories about coming to the burger pit as kids and after they found out that it was closing for good, they wanted to experience t