wyatt? to absolutely they hopes to degrade russia militarily, to the point where it could not do such things. again, i believe was lloyd austin's exact phrasing. they wanted to turn the rouble into, or the russian rouble into rubble. and what did they get instead? well now they have nato being demilitarized by for sending all of its excess arguments to be destroyed by the russian military. and they've also shot themselves in the foot ekan nomic lee, and force this transition the rest of the world to uh, to the new sort of bricks lead order that is uh, according to most of the countries joining it. unable them to have real self determination in the way where they're not having to be forced to take loans by these international loan sharks. like the i am math in the world bank that dictate economic terms that forced privatization onto people who don't want them. so, you know, in that sense, this has been a massive self inflicted injury. teddy lately, there's a new, there was a phrase at the end

the wyatt the wyatt monument has been taken down. the daughters of the confederacy was actually they actually used the bagley as justification, erecting their monument to the women of the confederacy. that's been taken down. i mean, it's all about what most people don't know the history of it. i actually walked to a dunkin donuts the other day they had a they had a mural of the the capitol. yeah dunkin donuts and it's the statue was right there and i somebody is like, do you know who that is? no. it looked at me like i was crazy and walked away. and so it's but you go and look it. i mean, let's look at the statue. seal, the us navy. it's a it's a monument to an american sailor, yet it attaches those to that monument. but then those words fade unless you were there. let's do the research. you don't know. so that's why. that's why monument building was such a big thing because it transmits message across time and space. right. so those words that were spoken there basically did not stick. yeah, they weren't. they weren't inscribed in s

i wanted to do this for them and political cartoonist christopher wyatt is on the line. he draws when it comes to what's funny and what's not in an election year. we start with the push to legalize psychedelics for mental health care. it's a movement gaining steam, thanks in part to the voices of america's veterans. researchers are looking at drugs like psilocybin, the psychoactive ingredient in magic mushrooms and mdma, known as the club drug ecstasy. both are showing promise for treating mental health disorders like depression and ptsd. when paired with talk therapy, dozens of clinical trials are now underway, looking at whether these therapies can help with other issues like ocd, eating disorders, even alcohol and opioid addiction. our correspondent jessica gomez traveled to both coasts to learn more. ready? mixed martial arts. part of nigel mccurry's mental health care routine. oh, gnarly. very nice. it's been a really excellent way for me to be able to release anxiety and nervous energy. nigel was 21 when he joined the marines in 2003, and within a year was on the f

let me, let me go to wyatt. you know, the iron e of it all. the hood, you know, the, the, they want ukraine wants to be, we made in the image of the west. but what's happening is that the west is becoming like, ukraine. i am so lutely and it's increasingly unpopular when we talk about this decision by the poland prep polish president, andre due to to no longer ship analyst supply weapons to ukraine. that's being presented obviously, is kind of a symptom of this grain dispute between ukraine and poland. but what's left on sat is whole and has elections coming up. we have the incredible public support for a poll polish or i should say ukrainian refugees that has slipped from the low nineties now to the 60 percent. and it's not just poland, it's slovakia, it's austria. all these countries where elections are coming up. there is an increasing sense that if we continue forking over all of our assets to these ukranian refugees, many of whom do not even seem particularly grateful for it. if we keep, it's for thing over all of our assets, to the ukran

let me go to wyatt. i'm not here because this is a paradigm shift. so we're seeing how the global south is reacting to all of this. but we need these people in washington. they are so id logically driven theirs. but what they want to do is they want to defeat russia. lloyd austin said that in the very, very beginning. okay. and what it is doing is it, is it writing their own power back home? why it absolutely, they hopes to degrade russia militarily, to the point where it could not do such things. again, i believe was lloyd austin's exact phrasing. they wanted to turn the rouble into, or the russian rouble into rubble. and what did they get instead? well now they have nato being demilitarized by for sending all of its excess arguments to be destroyed by the russian military. and they've also shot themselves in the foot economically and force this transition, the rest of the world to uh, to the new sort of bricks lead order that is, uh, according to most of the countries joining it. unable them to have real self determination in a way where they're no

oh, okay, i'm so from uh, from uh, south korea is already going to ukraine wyatt conference. it's not the secret, of course of the 10. so we'll go, that's essentially a roll and i know many people in south korea one now saying that, you know, south korea, so it's kind of, it's all nuclear weapons as it come from balance. yes, it's raising, it's raising cents. it's raising cents. but it's a big game, it's a big game, a set. it's a game which is, which would be a little bit separated from ukraine case. it's a big game in the a specific region. and that's, that's the main thing is about and not to say, what is pollutants and game? what does this ends game more broadly speaking, and also specifically in ukraine? because if we just look at the figures, i mean the un estimates that since the invasion began in february last year, nearly $30000.00 civilians having killed thousands of russian soldiers. what can he still hope to achieve? he hopes to accuse me to go out old. uh it depends on what we can call the the 31st of all when it comes to the g. uh, mr. v 3 is nearly impossible. u

england made 11/186 as 19—year—old alice capsey hit 51 from just 27 balls, while danni wyatt made 48 were set a revised total of 68 to win from eight overs, but lost in the end by 12 runs. just a quick recap of our top story — the draw for the champions league has been made. the competition starts next month as manchester city look to defend their title. you can get all of the latest sports news from the bbc sport app orfrom our website. but for now and everyone here at the bbc sport centre, it's goodbye. good morning. well, with the change of month, once again, we're likely to see a change of weather fortunes. high pressure is going to build as we head into the weekend and for the first week of september. yes, we'll see some early morning mist and fog first thing but on the whole, for most of us, it will be dry, sunny and increasingly warm. ahead of that, though, we've still got to get rid of this messy—looking weather front that's going to produce some low cloud and some drizzle first thing in the morning, particularly through northern ireland, scottish borders, down into the north

danni wyatt out first ball of the match, really setting the tone for a sub—par total of 116 all out.heir star all rounder chamari athapaththu with a knock of 44, with the visitors taking the win with three overs to spare. sometimes it's big pressure for me. sometimes i have to score more runs and wickets. but now, my team is really good. so young talent, a few youngsters come to the side. the energy is very high. they are batting really good and the senior bowlers doing really good. that's really good for the team. as a captain, i'm really happy about my team performance. i'm proud of my girls. always disappointing to lose series, to be completely honest with you. obviously, we had such an incredible ashes and i don't think that takes away from what a good team we are. louie said that to us after chelmsford. a couple of losses don't make you a bad team and we're still learning. we're still working towards that bangladesh world cup next year. so we've still got 12 months of really planning and prepping, and hopefully we'll see more polished performances by the time we get to that. to

dani wyatt out first ball of the match which set the tone for a sub par total of 116 all out.star all rounder chamari athapaththu with a knock of 44, with the visitors taking the win with 3 overs to spare. sometimes it's big pressure for me, but now my team is really good so if you youngsters came to the side, the energy is very high. in the senior bowlers pulled really good, that's really good for our team. as a captain i'm really happy about my people and part of my girls. it's always disappointing to lose — it's always disappointing to lose serious. we had such an incredible _ lose serious. we had such an incredible ashes and i don't think— incredible ashes and i don't think that takes away from what a good — think that takes away from what a good team we are. with a couple _ a good team we are. with a couple of— a good team we are. with a couple of losses don't make you a bad _ couple of losses don't make you a bad team and we are still learning _ a bad team and we are still learning and working towards that bangladesh world cup next yean _ that bangladesh world cup next y

dani wyatt out first ball of the match which set the tone for a sub par total of 116 all out.star all rounder chamari athapaththu with a knock of 44, with the visitors taking the win with 3 overs to spare. sometimes it's big pressure for me, but now my team is really good so if you youngsters came to the side, the energy is very high. in the senior bowlers pulled really good, that's really good for our team. as a captain i'm really happy about my people and part of my girls. it's always disappointing to lose series. we had such an incredible ashes and i don't think that takes away from what a good team we are. a couple of losses don't make you a bad team and we are still learning and working towards that bangladesh world cup next year. so we still have 12 months of really planning and prepping and hopefully we will see more polished performances by the time we get to there. to golf, and rory mciroy says he's optimitic about europe's chances of winning back the ryder cup when they take on the united states in rome later this month. mcilroy�*s not concerned about the absence of

he probably had a run in with wyatt earp in a town in kansas. absolutely. had some run ins with wild hickok in dodge or in abilene, kansas. and then he, of course, was in a little village in texas called sweetwater, where he owned a saloon where he ended up helping masterson's life after bat very severely shot. so he had wider bat masterson and wild bill hickok, who he roamed around with in a very short space of time i that he was reading those names in those books. that's what started to really provide the through line for the one that i write i wanted to write that these same guys kept popping up in the hot spots around the west now in a in a it's going to be like asking you to pick your favorite child. whichever child every child wants to do. which one of us is your is your favorite you asked good question. never to answer. but there are so many characters in stories now, the one that perhaps gets the most physical is custer and little bighorn. but is there one that just fascinated you the most out of this, let's say, six major stories and characters. ye

petronella wyatt. femi nylander , fascinating debate. thank you so much .h. but who do you agree with on this? do caribbean nafions with on this? do caribbean nations deserve reparations from the british royal family? well, jed on twitter writes, we cannot keep apologising our keep apologising for our historical past. let's focus on our achievements for a change and judged our nation's and be judged on our nation's actions of today, not that of hundreds of years ago. alan writes via the email, like many , i wish that slavery had never occurred . reparations payments occurred. reparations payments could help us atone for could work to help us atone for our past mistakes and the king should consider it. and this from stuart we already give too much money to overseas nations, many of whom are not even in need of it. our reputation as an apologetic charity nation needs to change. your verdict is to change. and your verdict is now in. just 9% of you think that caribbean nations do deserve reparations from the royal family. 91% of you say absolutely not. laurence

minimum electric to start next week of suffering and wyatt underscore called on board the lift job today of to comfortable for the kids in the going on board. if i couldn't get the billing account. i knew the maintenance of my housing bill in front of me here for the invalid, so that's out. so can be difficult. the good luck with that, those are the the what even score on the, assuming any of the students will who it should be seriously. somebody told me to pick out a lot in lieu of lucy thoughts or feedback on the item. so let's see with the 1st day of which those guys are in the addition of office and i will let them know how to move with us, give away life day as i have to do for the ladies need this done to me is i will go into for you see a window, the shipping, the the that the good thing to do more for purpose than you can look for. so just hoping you will know what, let me go to so slow. so the thoughts yes. so probably in the florida shipment. suppose assume not typically a source that utilizing a specialist to go to store official cost to ship to and show you watching the sense

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petronella wyatt. femi nylander , fascinating debate. thank you so much . but who do you agree with on this? do caribbean nafions with on this? do caribbean nations deserve reparations from the british royal family? well, jed on twitter writes, we cannot keep apologising our keep apologising for our historical past. let's focus on our achievements for a change and judged our nation's and be judged on our nation's actions of today, not that of hundreds of years ago. alan writes via the email, like many , i wish that slavery had never occurred . reparations payments occurred. reparations payments could help us atone for could work to help us atone for our past mistakes and the king should consider it. and this from stuart we already give too much money to overseas nations, many of whom are not even in need of it. our reputation as an apologetic charity nation needs to change. your verdict is to change. and your verdict is now in. just 9% of you think that caribbean nations do deserve reparations from the royal family. 91% of you say absolutely not. laurence fo

in intensity, we are tracking the rare category 4 storm that doubled wind speed over the atlantic, wyatt could pose an extreme risk for east coast beaches. plus, how the scorching heat is affecting your business and the economy. that is tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> a new development in the battle over housing at people's park, how a bill signed by the governor could help pave the path for new construction. that story and much more with ryan yamamoto and myself coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> this has to be one of the most beautiful san francisco traditions, the san francisco botanical gardens have been transformed into a concert hall, the annual flower piano event is back, 12 grand pianos are hidden in the gardens and everyone is invited to sit down and start playing. there will be a mix of scheduled performances throughout the week. i don't think i could probably sit down and start playing chopsticks, i don't think that would go over too well. the cbs evening news is coming up next, and join us tonight for the prime time edition at 8:00 and 9:00, find us weeknights on the new pix

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. >> 6-year-old wyatt. >> miss isabel is awesome. >> joining us, too. >> welcome to spring valley elementary>> now we get to see her thrive in the classroom, a dream come true. >> and miss isabel is looking to going back to school, this time college, to be a full-time teacher. >> bye. >> with we choose time to try to put an end to this, to hold those accountable that has been terrorized. our merchants terrorized our shoppers, the workforce, our city leaders and residents. >> you know, they are fed up with crime now $17 has been set aside to help. and we're hearing where some of that money will go in san francisco. good afternoon . thanks for joining us. i'm larry beal. >> and i'm christine xie. it's the largest single investment to fight retail crime in california history. $267 million will go to 55 cities and counties across the state. san francisco is getting just over $17 million while the city of oakland is getting nothing right. >> both cities, like many others, have been struggling with retail theft today. the city of oakland is facing backlash from community groups and merchants becau

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oh, okay, i'm so from uh, from uh, south korea is already going to ukraine wyatt conference. it's not the secret of cost of $10.00 single go, that's essential. monroe. and i know many people in south korea, juan now saying that, you know, so i was going to have its own nuclear weapons as it come from balance. yes, it's raising, it's raising cents. it's raise and cents. but it's a big game. it's a big game, a set. it's a game which is, which would be a little bit separated from ukraine. case. it's a big game and a suppose to peak region. and that's, that's the main thing is about and not the se, what is pollutants and game? what does this ends game more broadly speaking, and also specifically in ukraine? because if we just look at the figures, i mean the u. n. estimates that since the invasion began in february last year, nearly $30000.00 civilians having killed thousands of russian soldiers. what can he still hope to achieve? uh, he hopes to, to miss anything. um, can you do a full uh, it depends on what we can call the the 31st of all when it comes to the g. uh, mr. v 3 is n

early in september wyatt since in why when we ship to leave i left and dozens of people in good, including several police officers, tens of thousands of migrating from the east african country to europe in recent years, many of whom claims of being mistreated by the cover ups of this news now as always is great to have your company will be back in about 30 minutes of more international news. the, the west, deep involvement in the brain complex suggest gimme negotiations are off the table . in fact, only escalation is on the horizon. there's an ito spoiling for an upright conflict with russia. certainly seen so the the i'm action or time. see, and welcome back to going underground real cost to go around the world for me to buy in the you a this week. so a more alarming news from your your ups lodges nuclear power plant is every year react on the geneva river. it came up to tuesdays attack along one divided by must go to the u. n. itself. when a hydro electric dime then supplied water to cry. mia, but it is nuclear power. that danger is always full time, also winning film director. and right

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by the time we get into wednesday, it's gonna knock the temperatures down in places like so much wyatt and kiera for the north of this, for the likes of beijing, but to the east. it's a story of her. ready and she meditate for japan with the temperature continuing to push up in tokyo to 1st day i of the system. a little boat is a mechanical or even that self driving train the vehicle. but androids today can be human. only robots like me, will be everywhere else is here a documentary, which lead on the weird and wonderful world of global loan thing for you and even trust. i feel like i'm alive. but i know i, on the machine origins of this, which is go with cases are rising again along with variance of the virus. the world health organization says that once it's experts to return to china to find out more about the origins of the disease. so how much of a danger is this way? this is inside store the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much i'm shown. only 4 years ago the name cove it hadn't even been invented.

for more than this, less, the cross live to glory can journalist and editor wyatt read. why good to see you as always, the fact that canada, the canadian parliament, either didn't boss check at thoroughly on who this person was or perhaps did, and just decide that you know what in the current climate he can come. he's 98, we can give a standing ovation and on nobody will, will bought an island. what do you think was, was the issue here, the former or the last or i was speaking as a journalist speaking as someone a jewish heritage. to me, it's kind of all an issue of it's an issue that they didn't apparently know if that's so many kind of beggars believe the idea that they, they didn't know that they couldn't do a background check on a man who they are going to publicly honor in front of the entire canadian congress . and if they didn't know which i think is more likely and they thought they could get away with it, that represents the level of moral cynicism that we've come to associate with people that are nazis themselves. uh, you know, the fact that if the entire canad