we asked the bristol community. we asked the bristol community where they would like to see balloons, we had over 700 replies, these are local communities, churches, hospices, that sort of thing, and we will do our best in the next few weeks to get loans out into the local environment, taking off in parks, et cetera. and over the fiesta weekend will have some must fly outs. very exciting, different, but all we could do this year. i very exciting, different, but all we could do this year. i am no expert _ all we could do this year. i am no expert on _ all we could do this year. i am no expert on hot-air- all we could do this year. i am| no expert on hot-air balloons, no expert on hot—air balloons, but if strikes me that if anything could have been resilient to the pandemic it would have been going to watch hot—air balloons, because you are outdoors, you can see them from a great distance, you don't have to be close to other people, why did the pandemic of such a big impact on things like the fiesta?— such a big

information sessions for the bristol on september 1st. treasure island resident certificate number notices september 16th in time so people will get those applications which is good times for that. the bristol application period september 21 to november 10. the information on outreach for transition unit ranking in october. moc will run the lottery for those that applied on december 1st. that concludes my report. i am happy to answer any questions. i want to note home ownership is not for everybody. there is the training that is mandatory to get into the lottery. it is a 30-day training session. for anybody interested in britain opportunities, they need to do this -- bristol opportunities. they need to do this quickly. >> it takes about 30-days to take the orientation class and the class that we are asking them to take. we do want people engaged now so this don't miss this opportunity. you are right. >> there are 14 units available. it is a tremendous opportunity to be able to get these units at basically below construction cost. home own

labour mp for bristol west, thank you very | mp for bristol west, thank you very much for your time this afternoon. some news that the former president of the international olympic committee has died at the age of 79. thomas bach says that first and foremostjacques thomas bach says that first and foremost jacques loved sport and that he was an accomplished president, helping to modernise and transform the olympic committee. the headlines on bbc news... the united states has carried out an air strike in the afghan capital kabul. us officials say missile targeted a suicide bomber in a vehicle who was aiming to carry out an attack on kabul airport 20 years after being sent in — the last british troops have left afghanistan — the last uk troops, along with diplomats and officials, have now left kabul airport. forecasters warn a storm approaching louisiana could be more powerful than hurricane katrina which devastated new orleans sixteen years ago. let's talk about the paralympics — where great britain secured a tense 54—49 victory over the usa to win their first wheelchair rugby gold

strategy there in bristol. we mayor. just talk us through the strategy there in bristol. we put in an a- eal strategy there in bristol. we put in an appeal for _ strategy there in bristol. we put in an appeal for private _ strategy there in bristol. we put in an appeal for private landlords i strategy there in bristol. we put in an appeal for private landlords to l an appeal for private landlords to bring properties forward because this is one of the real severe limiting things that limit our ability to host families here. so the appeals going out for private sets of landlords with the understanding that we will prevent services for those families who come here to help them. um? services for those families who come here to help them.— here to help them. why have you decided to _ here to help them. why have you decided to do _ here to help them. why have you decided to do this? _ here to help them. why have you decided to do this? it's _ decided to do this? it's the right thin to decided to do this? it's the r

earlier on we talked to the mayor of bristol, saying that - mayor of bristol, saying that we want to take in some afghan families. and you're part of the world, what sense do you get from your readers about those kind of initiatives? they are really open to it in coming to our— they are really open to it in coming to our country and having a safe haven _ to our country and having a safe haven and — to our country and having a safe haven and indeed if they want to stay~ _ haven and indeed if they want to stay~ it's— haven and indeed if they want to stay. it's very walking towards refugees — stay. it's very walking towards refugees but in the past as well, they're _ refugees but in the past as well, they're making space for them already— they're making space for them already and we see pictures of them landing _ already and we see pictures of them landing at— already and we see pictures of them landing at the airport and there will he — landing at the airport and there will be safe here and they will welcome _ will be safe here and they will welcome them. people may be qu

but another milestone in the return to normality in bristol.— normality in bristol. but nhs bosses know the pandemic _ normality in bristol. but nhs bosses know the pandemic is _ normality in bristol. but nhs bosses know the pandemic is far _ normality in bristol. but nhs bosses know the pandemic is far from i normality in bristol. but nhs bosses know the pandemic is far from over. | know the pandemic is far from over. we've still got a long way to go, so the younger population are coming forward _ the younger population are coming forward slower than the older population were, and of course, there's— population were, and of course, there's still a lot of second vaccinations to get through when the ei-ht vaccinations to get through when the eight week interval for the second vaccination comes along and we are hearing _ vaccination comes along and we are hearing all— vaccination comes along and we are hearing all the time about new cohorts — hearing all the time about new cohorts of younger people being offered — cohorts of younger people being offered vaccina

further validating steinbeck's accounting of the oppression of a white migrant families, bristol photograph taken during his travels with steinbeck in the winter of 1937 -- 38 appeared along the april 1939 issue of fortune magazine and in a life magazine in june. images were used in the casting and costuming of the grapes of wrath the movie which also drew heavily on tom collins expertise. further augmenting the weight of positive and opinion behind steinbeck's article a second article appeared in 1940 featuring bristol and the movies characters side-by-side with a telling title, speaking of pictures these by life approve facts in grapes of wrath. the movie was released to great critical acclaim and through large audience. grapes of wrath evening, benefit concert new york city theater in early march 40 featured pete seeger, hotmail and jackson woody guthrie. meanwhile steinbeck's novel directed a national political attention on the migrant misfortune from plate 39 to early 1940 robert will follow senate vesicle oratory committee held hearings on the conditions in california. fdr expressed h

a massive blow for people in bristol, the businesses are bristol, the fiesta is not happening. we felt that the safest thing to ensure it goes ahead next year. safest thing to ensure it goes ahead next ear. ., . , safest thing to ensure it goes ahead next ear. ., ., , , ., , next year. how many billions might we see if we _ next year. how many billions might we see if we were _ next year. how many billions might we see if we were to _ next year. how many billions might we see if we were to venture - next year. how many billions might we see if we were to venture to - we see if we were to venture to bristol over the fortnight i watch every day?— bristol over the fortnight i watch eve da ? , , ., every day? every day there will be a few hundred — every day? every day there will be a few hundred balloons. _ every day? every day there will be a few hundred balloons. we _ every day? every day there will be a few hundred balloons. we are - every day? every day there will be a i few hundred balloons. we are hoping to get 60, 70 balloons out over the fiesta weekend. what we cannot

information sessions for the bristol on september 1st. treasure island resident certificate number notices september 16th in time so people will get those applications which is good times for that. the bristol application period september 21 to november 10. the information on outreach for transition unit ranking in october. moc will run the lottery for those that applied on december 1st. that concludes my report. i am happy to answer any questions. i want to note home ownership is not for everybody. there is the training that is mandatory to get into the lottery. it is a 30-day training session. for anybody interested in britain opportunities, they need to do this -- bristol opportunities. they need to do this quickly. >> it takes about 30-days to take the orientation class and the class that we are asking them to take. we do want people engaged now so this don't miss this opportunity. you are right. >> there are 14 units available. it is a tremendous opportunity to be able to get these units at basically below construction cost. home own

on that, it is progress, isn't it, that bristol l is progress, isn't it, that bristol airport has said that it will become carbon neutral by the end of this year and net zero by 2030? as you say, not everything is included in the accounting of emissions on that, but it is still ahead of other airports in the country. it is ositive airports in the country. it is positive that _ airports in the country. it is positive that the _ airports in the country. it s positive that the airport are feeling the pressure that they need to show they are decarbonising, but honestly, and airports that is only going to be carbon neutral from the buildings and not from the planes flying in and out or even the vehicles driving to and from the airport is really missing the point. the projected emissions from the expansion that they are proposing would dwarf the decarbonisation efforts that bristol airport and the surrounding local authorities are trying to make, so it is really undoing all the good work that others are doing in the region. you said that you _ others are doing in the region. you said that yo

bristol city havent won at home since january — that's 12 games — an unwanted club record. we've reached the preliminary round of the fa cup with dozens of ties over the weekend. sheffield fc against sherwood colliery will be live on the bbc iplayer tomorrow lunchtime, and also on the red button and bbc sport website. sheffield are the oldest football club in the world, established in 1857, but tomorrow is their first time live on tv. well, we can have all these claims to fame _ well, we can have all these claims to fame and we've got members of 59 different— to fame and we've got members of 59 different countries. when it comes to football, it's a level playing field — to football, it's a level playing field we _ to football, it's a level playing field. we are obviously hoping for victory _ field. we are obviously hoping for victory. they're one division below us, but _ victory. they're one division below us, but he — victory. they're one division below us, but be back her race —— big aspirations _ us, but be back her race —— big aspirations. as we say in foo

we at ashton gate and bristol city and bristol bears wanted to get back to normal and we want to get crowds back in the seats and get live entertainment back and today being the last day is another milestone in the return to normality in bristol. but nhs bosses know the pandemic is farfrom over. we've still got a long way to go, so the younger population are coming forward slower than the older population were and, of course, there's still a lot of second vaccinations to get through when that eight—week interval for the second vaccination comes along and we are hearing all the time about new cohorts of younger people being offered vaccination, so i think we're in it for some time yet. fittingly, the last to be vaccinated here will be amongst the first to use it as a stadium. the bristol bears rugby team have been offered the last appointment of the day for their second jabs. a suitable end to a remarkable chapter in the history of ashton gate. some team gb good news, we have one another bronze. this time it is in the women's pole vault. holly bradshaw has won bronze for team gb. th

we at ashton gate and bristol city and bristol bears want it to get back to normal. it would be great to get crowds back in the seats. we want to get live entertainment back. so today, being the last day, is an important milestone to return to normality in bristol. but nhs bosses know that this pandemic is far from over. we've still got a long way to go, so the younger population are coming forward more slowly than the older population weere. and, of course, there are still a lot of second vaccinations to get through, that waiting interval for your second vaccination comes along. we hear all the time about new cohorts younger people being offered vaccination. so i think we are in it for some time yet. fittingly, the last to be vaccinated here will be among the first to use it as a stadium. the bristol bears rugby team have been offered the last appointment of the day for their second jabs. suitable end to a remarkable chapter in the history of ashton gate. the headlines on bbc news... fully vaccinated travellers will no longer need to quarantine on arrival from franc

the first of the molecules has begun clinical trials in partnership with bristol-myers sq squibb >> let's talk about the wholly owned first. i'm looking at a document from ekr 1 capital, a very smart man who has done a lot of investing. he's comparing what biogen has, also what lily has he mentions he feels that p prothena might have a ten times more potent version of biogen's drugs that might be ready next year do you think it's possible yours could be ten times more potent >> in the experimentmental studies we've shown to date, when we look at the interaction with the protein these type of potential therapies interact with, the protein's name is amyloid beta, it is, in fact, over ten times more potent in terms of interacting with that protein. we think that's very important at the end of the day, what we need to deliver to patients is that benefit that benefit needs to be a better profile in terms of convenience and efficacy ultimately it needs to expand beyond the patient for caregivers, society as a whole as you know, jim, this is a terrible disease, the societal costs are enormous wh

and in bristol, in the u. k. gabriel scally visiting professor of public health at the university of bristol and a member of the scientific advisory group for emergencies. a warm welcome to all if i could start with brendan, what exactly are protest is upset about? is it more about privacy being violated brendan, or freedom of movement being restricted? it's been a combination of both. i've heard from protesters here that there's concerns over the intrusion into their privacy, particularly from the array of different places that will now be checking this help pass. so in france, in particular, destiny include bars, restaurants can phase interesting trans hospitals, nursing homes. and so people have concerns over just the scope of where this is going to be rolled out and degrees. we're just going to implement it. as you mentioned earlier, it's got a few options with it in terms of pullback, summation, or prove a test that there was negative within 48 hours or a positive test. it's recovered within 6 months, but

and in bristol, in the u. k. gabriel scally visiting professor of public health at the university of bristol and a member of the scientific advisory group for emergencies. a warm welcome to all if i could start with brendan, what exactly are protest is upset about? is it more about privacy being violated? brendan, all freedom of movement being restricted it's been a combination of both. i've heard from protesters here that there's concerns over the intrusion into their privacy, particularly from the array of different places that will now be checking this whole pass. so in france and particular destiny include bars, restaurants, a is interested in trans hospitals, nursing homes, and so people have concerns over just the scope of where this is going to be rolled out and the degrees we're just going to be implemented. as you mentioned earlier, it's got a few options with it in terms of pullback, summation, or proven test that there was negative within 48 hours or a positive test. it's recovered within 6 months,

and in bristol, in the u. k. gabriel scully visiting professor of public health at the university of bristol and a member of the scientific advisory group for emergencies. a warm welcome to all if i could start with brendan, what exactly are protest is upset about? is it more about privacy being violated? brendan, all freedom of movement being restricted it's been a combination of both. i've heard from protesters here that there's concerns over the intrusion into their privacy, particularly from the array of different places that will now be checking this help pass. so in france of particular, destiny include bars, restaurants, days, interest, city transit, hospitals, nursing homes. and so people have concerns over just the scope of where this is going to be rolled out. and the degree to which is going to be implemented. as you mentioned earlier, it's got a few options with it in terms of pullback, summation, or proven test that there was negative within 48 hours or a positive test. it's recovered within 6 mon

and in bristol, in the u. k. gabriel scally visiting professor of public health at the university of bristol and a member of the scientific advisory group for emergencies. a warm welcome to all if i could start with brendan, what exactly are protest is upset about? is it more about privacy being violated? brendan, all freedom of movement being restricted it's been a combination of both. i've heard from protesters here that there's concerns over the intrusion into their privacy, particularly from the array of different places that will now be checking this help pass. so in france, in particular, destiny include bars, restaurants, phase interesting trans hospitals, nursing homes. and so people have concerns over just the scope of where this is going to be rolled out. and the degree to which is going to be implemented. as you mentioned earlier, it's got a few options with it in terms of pullback, summation, or proven test that there was negative within 48 hours or a positive test. it's recovered within 6 months,

the visiting professor of public health at the university of bristol, by the more head on the news all, including the latest on the fighting and going to found, is the government trying to fight off talib on like who's a small town is destroyed as a fall moving wild far grows and strength of the us. they have kind of for you and it kind of makes it's and then pick you in the spiritual home of japanese marshal. ah, while father reached the compound to the coal fuel power plants and salt with turkey, has finally been contained of the raging for more than 11 hours. strong winds drove the fire to wood, became a quiet pal thompson moolah, province, navy land, and cross were deployed to help evacuate residence by sea. at least the h people have been killed and dozens of wildfires across turkey resorts or the joint is now from me. last close to that power punk result, just bring us up to speed. what's happening that way? you all while we are in a camera, in the town of middle us where the terminal power plant is and you can see that term of power plan right behind me. that you have been coupl

many villages surrounding the area have been evacuated. bristol, sardar has more from now gotten until your province had several reports of the fire wrapped in in many provinces across the country. so far that has been defy years, forest fires going on in 35 different provinces. at 132 locations, the goldman says that 125 of them either being completely extinguished or pay had been taken under the control, but at 7 active zones. the fight is still continuing and neighboring greece crews are also battling large wildfires that have destroyed homes on farms in the south. the flames are spread after breaking out near patch rust on saturday. temperatures are expected to reach 44 degrees celsius as a heat wave continues across southern europe. italy too has been struggling with wildfires or on the tourist resort. a pest kara, 800 people had been moved from their homes after a large fire in a nearby nature. reserve of gun stones president his whole parliament, the state of aggression being imposed on the country by taliban forces, attacking several cities as sharp. gone ably, much of the curr

bristol city haven't won at home since january — that's 12 games — an unwanted club record. we've reached the preliminary round of the fa cup with dozens of ties over the weekend. sheffield fc against sherwood colliery will be live on the bbc iplayer tomorrow lunchtime, and also on the red button and bbc sport website. sheffield are the oldest football club in the world, established in 1857, but tomorrow is their first time live on tv. well, we can have all these claims to fame and we've got members of 59 different countries. when it comes to football, it's a level playing field. we are obviously hoping for victory. they're one division below us, but big aspirations. as we say in football, on paper, we should win, but we don't play on paper, do we? and there was a big win for saint helens at wigan in the super league derby match tonight. saints running away with it 26 points to 2 — mark percival with the pick of the tries, finishing off a flowing team move that completed the doubles over wigan. saints remain second in the table, six points behind leaders catalan dragons. m

elsewhere, wins for bristol city, preston and millwall. west brom kick off against peterborough in a few minutes — a win and they go level at the top. both the edinburgh sides are the early leaders in the scottish premiership. hearts and hibs both won 2—0 today — against dundee united and livingston respectively. rangers and celtic play in the old firm derby tomorrow lunchtime. to drama in qualifying for the belgian grand prix now, which was brought to a halt after a massive crash in treacherous conditions at one of the notorious spots on the circuit. britain's lando norris was lucky to walk away without serious injury. he was going well until then — but it was another brit — george russell — who stole the show with stunning drive to land himself on the front row of the grid tomorrow. nick parrot reports. it can be a dangerous track in the dry and a lottery in the wet. lando norris might�*ve been thinking that his numbers were about to come up. pushing for the first pole of his career, he came unstuck. fortunately for the bri

there is a lot i like about bristol-myers. the they have a consistent track record, anti-cancer business, market share, no the to mention the mega blockbuster and -- but it's just expansion that is driving this baby. it means it is being rerated people willing to pay may for the same earnings. should the stock be up here at $68? you bet it should. wall street will absolutely pay a higher price to earnings multiple for this thing. now that the biden administration is turning a blind eye to the group, the company seems to have shifted on the stocks given what they've been able to accomplish against covid-19 now there is glaxosmithkline working oen an anti-covid-19 vaccine number long ago, glaxo was targetted by elliott management, aggressive activist hedge fund for underperformance. they wanted big changes. the stock has been a terrible lagger now, now it's on fire! people still ask me what is going on look at the rest of the group. i bought eli lilly people are paying 34 times earnings for this one. they believe the new alzheim

. >> it is >> it's bigger than bristol. >> wow do you think that could ever be bourn out in terms of people looking at this going, okay, they did it, they brought a vaccine to market based on mrna, think about what they could do from here? >> to argue the valuation is justified, you have to believe this technology will be spread out across multiple areas and more of that will be used to deliver proteins beyond vaccine. so, you're now beginning to get to the point where it begins on mess messenger rna. >> if i were to say what's the next phase of biotech plays as we look hopefully beyond the pandemic we look at pfizer's other acquisition today, oncology, the idea -- joe said this morning about oncology maybe vaccines in the future what's the next play for biotech? >> so, there are two things. first, if you look at the biotech large gap, all the action focused on the vaccine names. the rest of the industry have not done particularly well if you look at the last years compared to the market this is what the current administration will try to do when it comes to drug prices and that's al

to lilly, bristol-myers and merck and pfizer and i think it is sort of been a nice place to hide in the storm of whether we're in growth or whether we're in delta variant, i feel like there is still upside there. the valuations are cheap the dividends are nice which i don't buy anything for dividends, but i like the space. i want to continue to hold onto it i think that one thing that we did see last year was people not going to the doctor, there was during the pandemic, they didn't go now hopefully they'll continue to go and that is been a big push for these companies i like them. >> got it. well, coming up, michael berry of big short fame setting his sights on a new target we'll take a trip to the options bits to break down the action. "fast money" is back in two. ♪ someone once told me, that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too

elsewhere, wins for bristol city, preston and millwall. both the edinburgh sides are the early leaders in the scottish premiership. hearts and hibs both won 2—0 today — against dundee united and livingston respectively. rangers and celtic play in the old firm derby tomorrow lunchtime. to drama now in qualifying for the belgian grand prix, in treacherous conditions, which was brought to a halt after a massive crash at one of the notorious spots on the circuit. britain's lando norris was lucky to walk away without serious injury. he was going well until then — but it was another brit — george russell — who stole the show with stunning drive to land himself on the front row of the grid tomorrow. nick parrot reports. it can be a dangerous track in the dry and a lottery in the wet. he might have been thinking that his numbers were about to come up. pushing for the first poll of his career, he came unstuck. fortunately for the briton, his mclaren protected him from serious harm and he was quick to tell his team he was ok. �* , ., .,

i own bristol myers. so there is room for a rotation into health care specifically into large company pharma. and those stocks are fairly chief .. i think the rotation could continue he might end up being right. but i think there is more to the story than he shared just there. >> he cited the semis and other areas too. wasn't a small cap-centric discussion. >> he is using ark and spacs -- these are tiny stocks. spacs aren't in indexes. >> he is talking about taiwan semialso which is one of the biggest weights in the sm hvlt, critical support there. >> in doesn't sew -- this doesn't show up on the charts. there is a geopolitical reason for weakness in taiwan semi. we're all aware of what's going on with china, they're listing requirements, people shying away from china-related equities which taiwan semi-is, no matter -- you know, whether you want to agree or not it is. there is more than just the technicals going on there which might not be a semistory per se. might be idiosyncratic to tsm pmt we'll see wh

while there were also wins for luton town, coventry city and bristol city the chelsea striker tammy abraham has completed his move to italian serie a side roma for a fee of 34 million pounds. he's signed a five year deal which is understood to include a buy—back clause set at £68m. abra ham was chelsea's joint top scorer last season but found his opportunities limited after thomas tuchel took over mid season and even more so with the big money arrival of romelu lukaku from inter milan. abraham has won six england caps and scored 30 goals in 82 appearances for chelsea, having joined them at the age of seven. to tennis. johanna konta has been beaten in the first round of the cincinnati open by world number 23 karolina muchova. konta won the first set but following a rain delay, muchova came back to take the second and deciding set, winning 3—6, 7—6, 6—2. mark selby is through to the second round of the british open after beating shaun murphy. it was a tightly contested match that went to a deciding fifth frame, with selby taking it. he'll now face either ali carter or lei peifan in t

as a couple dancing on top of the bus stop the bristol bone on to keep his identity. a secret is known for political and social commentary. graphy he work pops up in cities all around the world. ah half us the hour on al jazeera, these are the headlines. the taliban swept further through afghanistan over running more cities in an offense that, that has gradually encircling couple fighters of non captured poly alarm. the main city of logo province which borders the capital town about now controls more than 2 thirds of the country. and so agency, the warning of a humanitarian catastrophe. enough chemist on the taliban offensive. dr. thousands of people from their homes around 400000 people have been displaced this year. more from rob mcbride, he's in college. we hear about some fighting down impact here province. this is another province south of cobble, quite relatively close to cobble. but there has been some fighting there, but apart from that, we do get a sense here that this is maybe a breather and sensitive a time for consolidation the taliban and taken. it seems

no word yet from the bristol based artist with some suggesting that that is because he's too busy enjoying his staycation nation in the region. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor there is news of something drier on the horizon. as thunderstorms continue. more in the way of outbreaks across rome in england and wales, some of the sheraton scotland, northern ireland and england continue, in scotland at the far north of england, clear skies where we have seen the best in the sunshine, north west scotland, central and northern england to begin with and some will stay dry emissaries through tomorrow but the northern half of the country seems more showers and thunderstorms develop, and after any rain in southern counties of england and wales, it is back to a blustery day with a mixture of sunny skies followed by the stompers. temperatures may be lifting a bit on recent days. into tuesday, high—pressure bills and, if you are short on the map, more will be there across parts of central and northern scotland, that is where the heaviest will be put through england and wales, a

pharma jim >> another health care stock, another cheap one as josh was mentioning with bristol-myers, abbvie, 4.4% dividend yield, nine times earnings. >> all right and the lingerster >> estee lauder. i think there are structural opportunities in china, digital e-commerce and skin care there's a self-help story there and $10 earnings power by 2023. >> thanks everybody. cramer's with us tomorrow. can't wait for that. "the exchange" is now. >> thank you very much, scott. hi, everybody. here's what's ahead this hour with the dow down 500 points another day of disappointing data as retail sales missed, home builder sentiment sinks what is the real state of the economy right now? are investors overestimating the strength and spending wil willingness of the u.s. consumer we will ask. there is one area of the market that's been holding its breath meantime for congress to act on a debt ceiling if the stalemate we're seeing continues one strategyist says we could be in for financial consequences there that last a generation plus not so wishful thinking a roadblock for roblox and honestly bad e

the bristol city women's manager tanya 0xtoby, has today stepped down from her role after three years in charge. the australian had been on maternity leave since january and, following the birth of her son in march, had not returned to the game. the new super league season starts in just under three weeks' time. the first appearance of a female athlete from afghanistan at the paralympics will no longer happen, as zakia khudadadi is unable to travel because of the chaos at kabul airport. she was one of two afghanistani athletes taking part in the taekwondo event, with hossain rasouli also unable to compete. the chef de mission of the afghanistan paralympic committee has been speaking to laura scott. u nfortu nately, unfortunately, i haven't been in contact with them because of the blackout, the power cuts in kabul, lack of internet connection. so i've not been able since two, you know, contact them. but from what i can imagine, it's devastating for both of them because they were training in the back garden at the local clubs to prepare. they were really excited. it clubs to prepare. th

we've got home security footage to show you that happened in bristol, connecticut a bear snatched the package up the parcel was later found in the neighbor's yard after, i guess, the bear lost interest in the contents turned out to be toilet paper. must not have been charmin >> and n. >>> i wake up the next day, see her laying down on the ground. >> right now at 4:30, shock and sadness as we start the new school year. a 14-year-old girl found dead at a contra costa county home. what we know about the investigation now under way. >>> plus you may soon have to prove you're vaccinated to go indoors to events in san jose. that move today that could make the new norm. >>> when will the trains run along city street in the south bay. the announcement expected that could give us a new timeline.

ever wildfires efforts to put the blazes events at an 11 stay their cross to playing a crucial role. bristol 3rd, or takes a look from above almost a decade ago when spaniel martine was an exchange student, turkey boost province. she had no idea. she will be flying planes over turkey, age and course line to have combat was by and i was here for then days living with our family. so i have many friends for all the size. i chose very food because they are no me for you. fable, in order to saying for the word that we are going here, that is one of a dozen firefighters who arrived from spain to come to fires. that how eaten off for us and passengers along turkeys a gym and mediterranean coast, where the spaniards have been joined by specialists from ukraine, russia, and john, who have flown into the la monica national airport. no harbor formation to counter the flames. around 200 ways buyers have struck turkey in recent weeks and also support has helped to bring them under control. have craft like this. there be johnny own russian made em. 17 torpor have become essential tools. one thing before.

she addressed a large crowd in bristol last year before the pandemic. but it will be her first time in scotland. she famously clashed online with donald trump and doesn't seem too impressed with his successor. the biden administration doesn't seem to take climate, the climate crisis, the least bit serious, since they are actually expanding fossil fuel infrastructure. so, it shows that they are not ready to take action. and she says the same applies to the uk government, which is considering whether to approve a new oil field off shetland. i think that maybe summarises the whole situation that we are in. the fact that these kinds of countries who are actually hosting the cop is planning to actually expand fossil fuel infrastructure, to open up new oil fields and so on. chanting: what do we want? climate justice! when do we want it? now! with such a large following, greta's absence from cop26 will be felt, but she says if all participants are vaccinated and allowed to travel, so will she. kevin keane, bbc news. that's all for now — stay with bbc world n

she joins us via skype now from bristol, in the u. k. thanks for being with us. so let me ask you, 1st of all, what was the motivation for all this beyond just kind of national pride and, and bragging. right? so there are, there are other tangible, long term benefits to this. absolutely. space is a 1000000000 trillion dollar industry. that's so much money that change of time when it comes to space. it's part of the you case. this is a part of the case effort to, to get a bigger piece of that pi basically and get more space than the industry into the u . k. view case that, that it wanted to have 10 percent of, of global space industry by 2030. and so by offering launches currently the u. k is very good at building satellites, but actually if you could launch them into space that would really help improve space industry within the u. k. so that definitely they're starting much financial motive behind this. there will be those people who will, who will look at this and say, why we spend the always money on sending people up into space when they got big problems down

she addressed a large crowd in bristol last year before the pandemic. but it will be her first time in scotland. she famously clashed online with donald trump and doesn't seem too impressed with his successor. the biden administration doesn't seem to take climate, the climate crisis, the least bit serious, since they are actually expanding fossil fuel infrastructure. so, it shows that they are not ready to take action. and she says the same applies to the uk government, which is considering whether to approve a new oil field off shetland. i think that maybe summarises the whole situation that we are in. the fact that these kinds of countries who are actually hosting the cop is planning to actually expand fossil fuel infrastructure, to open up new oil fields and so on. chanting: what do we want? climate justice! when do we want it? now! with such a large following, greta's absence from cop26 will be felt, but she says if all participants are vaccinated and allowed to travel, so will she. kevin keane, bbc news. the final trailerfor the upcoming james bond

and he has found other children with neuromuscular disease in devon and bristol have already been jabbed. so far there has been no appointment for nenna. kids with neuromuscular conditions are so much more prone to having severe complications from it, or dying from it. it is a real worry for all of us in the community. everyday we are making that decision, do we centre to school? it just seems cruel. ifeel like the clinical commissioning group in somerset are really stuck on the administration. governance, they are saying it is. governance. somebody needs to step up and take responsibility. a charity that represents children with rare diseases says it is a complete postcode lottery. some children have already had the first vaccine. - lots of families could be bouncing backwards and forwards _ between the consultant and the gp. somerset clinical commissioning group have told me they are waiting forfinal guidance from nhs england. in the meantime they are working with local partners and the local authority, to put in place systems and training. they plan to start vaccinating this very vuln

a baby gorilla who was hand—reared by staff at bristol zoo is celebrating his first birthday reunited with them. it's been a rocky start for the western lowland gorilla who was abandoned by his mother when he was just a few days old. natasha turney has been to meet him. he's just had a bit of a birthday lunch outside but has now headed back into the inside area to have a rough and tumble with his mum. hasani's first birthday is today. we first met him a year ago when he was born and cuddled up with his mother. but he has had a bit of a rough journey since then with the keepers on hand to help him on the way. you have been there throughout it. tell me what has happened. it has been an interesting year, let's say, a challenging year for all of us and hasani. when he was first born, he seemed to be doing very well. his mum seemed to be coping very well. but over the first four to five weeks we saw a bit of a deterioration in his condition, he was looking a bit weak, he wasn't feeding as well. her mothering style became a little bit neglectful. she would put him down, she wasn't carrying

his boyhood club ah hello bristol and rapid offensive by the taliban is overwhelming. ask and forces with the arm group now claiming control of a 5th provincial capital in just 3 days. the city of telecom is fallacious to fall with the groups. most significant gain has been conduce, where fight has seized most of the city can do. it is a strategic prize at home to 340000 people and provides access to min will, rich northern regions and the capital cannibal, some 300 kilometers away. i don't with a northern cities of telecom and sorry, pool taliban as also claim control of shun and arrange for ballast. reports from couple got hung up when the sun rising and what would become a historic day in a canister? first, the telephone into condos. one of the country's biggest cities and a gateway to the north. i just don't want it. beyond group took it briefly in 20152016. before us special forces pushed in spite is out. now america cannot stand in the way 3 by street. the teller bomb can do that. and when the said he fell, so did the entire problem kept it the main square. it's

the bristol born artist keeps his identity . a secret is known for political and social commentary. graffiti work pops up in cities all around the world. ah, half off the hour on out as they were, these are the headlines. the taliban swept further through afghanistan over running more cities in an offense that has gradually encircling cobble fighters of non captured, pull the alarm, the main city of logo problems which borders the capital town about now controls more than 2 thirds of the country.

objects from a c go flocking to ship full of rubbish to a couple dancing on top of a bus stop the breast bristol born artist who keeps his identity. a secret is known for his political and social commentary, graffiti work that has popped up in cities around the world. ah, in al jazeera, these utah stories. the taliban has swept farther through afghanistan over running more cities in an offensive that's gradually in circling capital. vices of now captured fully, all of the main city of leg or province, which is the capital. the taliban now control more than 2 thirds of the country agencies a warning of a humanitarian catastrophe in afghanistan as the taliban offensive drives thousands of people from their home. un secretary general on sunday tennis has called on the taliban to immediately stop its advance. the message from the international community to those on the water off path must be clear. seizing power through military force is a losing proposition that can only lead to prolonged civil war or to the complete isolation of afghanistan. i call on the tale bound to immediately hold your fancie