i was ordinary citizen of burrows, who didn't take care about political situation. i was living in my own family, taken care on about my children, and didn't think about a dictatorship. of course, we knew that people who dare to resist the system who dare to our prize. they are, they disappear, they are jailed. they are suffering a lot because of this. and the, as far as i know now, you know, i didn't know this before. 2020 i, yes. was in this movement since early ninety's here. i actually was or the beginning or for human right. defendant movements not only in burrows, but also in ukraine, russia and other pos, soviet union countries. because when i to 1st uprising in 199599 to 6 in billows, people have been detained. and he was the person who started to organize assistance helped to political prisoners. and from that moment, this moment was in crisen crisen. and actually it was very important because every ah elections in biller was there when you detentions new political prisoners. and actually he always had a lot to do. now, elise is in prison for the 2nd time i

personally i would bring back burrows, that's l i would bring back burrows, that's my answer~ — i would bring back burrows, that's my answer. we i would bring back burrows, that's my answer-— my answer. we hear he may be throwin: my answer. we hear he may be throwing his — my answer. we hear he may be throwing his hat _ my answer. we hear he may be throwing his hat into _ my answer. we hear he may be throwing his hat into the - my answer. we hear he may be throwing his hat into the ring, i my answer. we hear he may be i throwing his hat into the ring, why do you want to see him return? it was an excellent leader, he made mistakes — was an excellent leader, he made mistakes and admitted to it and apologised eventually but he's a good _ apologised eventually but he's a good all—round leader. but apologised eventually but he's a good all-round leader.— good all-round leader. but not everybody _ good all-round leader. but not everybody was _ good all-round leader. but not everybody was looking - good all-round leader. but not everybody was looking ahead. | good all-round leader. b

even inspired by the influence of rob burrow, with this shirt.- burrow, with this shirt. even in some of the — burrow, with this shirt. even in some of the most _ burrow, with this shirt. even in some of the most adverse, i burrow, with this shirt. even in - some of the most adverse, horrendous times, there is or is hope, there is or is positivity, there are always things people can do. and i think he is the picture of perseverance and resilience. it isjust is the picture of perseverance and resilience. it is just immense. is the picture of perseverance and resilience. it isjust immense. at? resilience. it isjust immense. # only one rob burrow... iam sure i am sure that chance will be ringing around here, overa0,000 people singing it this afternoon when, as i say, rob burrow gets the tournament under way. you can watch the full documentary, rob burrow: living with mnd, at 7pm on tuesday on bbc 2 and the iplayer. that will be a special moment this afternoon. you can see how much it means to fans from that report, and fans of rugby league right across the world. ., ~ fans

burrow will be pushed in, and is in for the touchdown >> joe burrow led a late drive in baltimore to give the bengals the lead only for lamar jackson to run the ball down the field to set up justin tucker and his game-winning field goal. baltimore walks it off 19-17 the falcons battle back in t tampa. down 21-0, the game was over and then atlanta reeled off a pair of touchdowns to make it a one-score game but that sack somehow, somehow got called roughing the passer, and that gave the bucs a first down and let them run out the clock. tampa holds on to win a controversial win here, 21-15. >>> across the pond in london, the giants stood tall in the face of aaron rodgers, and the packers new york rushed for two touchdowns to rally for the win, 27-22. the giants are 4-1 for the first time since 2009. and on los angeles, the cowboys had the rams number on both side of the ball. dallas led for much of the gym and a long run here by tony pollard would seal the win the cowboys knock off the defending champs 22-10 >>> josh allen and gabe davis connected through the steelers' secondary where a

but it's burrowed in. and democracies do not long endure if everything becomes about power, at the expense of winning humbly and losing graciously. >> speaking of the big lie, and i read this in your book, you touched on this notion. i think people would not, and it would not occur to them, that both lincoln and biden are grappling with or at some point were grappling with their own version of the big lie. in lincoln's case, it was the big lie that slavery was a justifiable institution that ought to be maintained. and you write in the book there were three moments where had he succumbed to the pressure, had his vice president succumbed to the pressure, as he turned over the fort sumter to try and placate the confederacy and placate a civil war, the course of history might be very different. you draw these analogies in a way that is not always so obvious, but it's fastening to think how it would work today. >> the central question for all of us, i think, and this is about leaders and the led, and we're all

but it's burrowed in. and democracies do not long endure. if everything becomes about power at the expense of winning humbly and losing graciously. >> speaking of the big lie, and i read this in your book, you touched on this notion. i think people would not, and it would not occur to them, that both lincoln and biden are grappling with or at some point were grappling with their own version of the big lie. in lincoln's case, it was the big lie that slavery was a justifiable institution that ought to be maintained. and you write in the book there were three moments when had he succumb to the pressure, had his vice president succumb to the pressure, as he turned over the fort sumter to try and placate the confederacy and placate a civil war, the course of history might be very different. you draw these analogies in a way that is not always so obvious, but it's fastening to think how it would work today. >> the central question for all of us, i think, and this is about leaders and the lead, and we're all on the hook for this, for the continuati

joe burrow burrows it in from a yard out. ravens have a chance. jackson leads them down the field. 58 yards rushing. a touchdown gets them in the field goal range and borough can only pace. justin tucker's money from 43 yards out at the buzzer for the game-winner. that guy is so cool. ravens win. former a's chris bassitt and bob melvin going head to head. between the padres and the mets. san diego striking early. chris bassitt had three earned runs in four innings. san diego starter joe musgrove was so dominant the mets thought he was cheating. the umpires even checking his ears. mets fans, yikes. padres wind 6-0 and will take on the dodgers in the division series. sounders fans hyped. seattle scored in the first minute. the shot ricochets to jeremy. 17th about the year. 1-1. seattle took the lead in the second half. cade cal evens it out. 2-2. san jose finishes the season last in the western conference. warriors lost tonight's preseason game to the lakers. just two more until the season opener. over the summer they added a player who hopes to add

rob burrow and his wife lindsey share the challenges they're facing together, three years after the rugby league star was diagnosed with motor neurone disease. england's beth mead narrowly misses out on being crowned best female footballer of the year. while real madrid's karim benzema wins the prestigious ballon d'or award for the very first time. the children in need rickshaw challenge starts its second leg. we'll meet the inspirational children taking the strain. good morning. a foggy start to southern parts of england and wales this morning, that will slowly lift and then it will be dry with hazy sunshine foremost. it's tuesday, the 18th of october. our main story. liz truss says she will not be stepping down as prime minister, despite her premiership hanging by a thread in the aftermath of the mini—budget. in an interview with the bbc, ms truss apologised for what she called "mistakes" over the past six weeks but she insisted she would lead the conservatives into the next general election. asked about that last night, one tory backbencher said: "well, we'll have to see". here's our

. >>> back on the field, joe burrow and jamar chase connected for two second the second one completed the bengals comeback in the big easy th >>> the patriots rookie quarterback, bailey zapp was electric in cleveland. threw two third quarter touchdowns to put the gym out of reach there. bill belichick tied for second most wins all time with 324 as the pats beat down the browns, 38-15. >>> it was another classic clash between the chiefs and bills josh allen led the action in the final two minutes, putting buffalo in range for dawson knox to grab the dart the bills get the hard fought win, 24-20 >>> an impressive performance from buffalo's stefon diggs landed him on sunday's squad of top formers. and nearly 400 yards from matt ryan helped the colts get past the jaguars. >>> a minnesota girl who witnessed the murder of george floyd is hoping to turn a tragic and traumatic incident into a positive by writing a children's book about her experience. the book called "a walk to the store" is out this week on what would have been floyd's 49th birthday from our minneapolis affiliate kare, kai e

bengals quarterback joe burrow telling colin cowheard saying he was hit in the head and can't remember some of the games. burrow says he knows the risks of football. >> you can make all the rules you want to make the game as safe as you possibly can, but there's an inherent risk and danger with the game of football. you're going to have head injuries. you're going to tear your acl. you're going to break your arm. that's the game we play. that's the life we live. we get paid handsomely for it. >>> the protester who ran on the field in monday night's game has filed a police complaint against rams linebacker bobby wagner who laid him out. they claimed blatant assault. the organization behind the protest says the man suffered a burn injury during the incident but is otherwise in good spirits. >>> lebron and the lakers taking on the sun in a pre-season game in las vegas last night. after the game lebron saying if the nba expands to sin city, he wants to own the team. >> i would love to bring a team here at some point. that would be amazing. adam is in abu dhabi right now, i believe. that's

. >>> joe burrow led a late drive in baltimore to give the bengals the lead only for lamar jackson to run down the field at crunch time to set it up. they walk it off. >>> the cardinals teen score in the fourth but a late philly drive would seal the game. they win it, 20-17. >>> the cowboys have the rams' number on both sides of the gecko. dallas led for all but a minute and a half of the game that was it. tony pollard with the sealed run. the cowboys knock off the champs, 20-10. >>> seattle ran for the lead, chasen hill would scramble for the tough run. that's a go-ahead 60-yard touchdown, and that was enough for the saints to hold on. >>> josh allen and gabe had something going. he would throw for four of them on the day the pittsburgh steelers could not figure that out. the 400-yard performance in the air landed josh allen on the list of top performers and chargers lifted over the browns. >>> and in an effort to help keep players safe, new concussion rules went into effect in the nfl yesterday. players woenln't be allowed bacn the field if they suffer from slurred speech, ataxia. >

from the moment his former team—mate rob burrow was diagnosed with motor neuron disease in 2018, he was determined to do what he could to raise awareness. for him, and what he is going through, what the family are going through, i wanted to show them that i cared, and it sounds daft that you are doing it to show someone that you care, because you should be with them, and i see him as often as i can, spend time with him but also i want to show him that i'm trying to do my best to raise awareness, i want to show him that we will continue to do our best to try to find the cure in this that slows us down, because of the terrible disease. in the past two years he has raised millions by running seven marathons in seven days and last november 101 miles in just 2a hours. but he is not stopping there. what have you got next? that team that started out two years ago, it is still intact with a few more added on. and on the last year we were able to put two sports together, rugby league in rugby union, and bbc breakfast did a greatjob of championing three wonderful men from three different sports,

her soulmate, the person, who along side her has argued for over a decade that burrowing and cutting taxes are prudent and it would yield its own revenue generation, if you like and it was safe to do so. it has lasted barely a month. as was the peculiar press conference this afternoon, if her chancellor was carrying out what her policies were, how on earth is she still in office?— still in office? kevin, the paper also going _ still in office? kevin, the paper also going with _ still in office? kevin, the paper also going with this _ still in office? kevin, the paper also going with this idea - still in office? kevin, the paper also going with this idea it - still in office? kevin, the paper also going with this idea it was| also going with this idea it was only an eight minute press conference?— only an eight minute press conference? , ., , ., , ., , conference? yes, it was astonishing, when ou conference? yes, it was astonishing, when you think _ conference? yes, it was astonishing, when you think she _ conference? yes, it was astonishing, when you think she was _ conference? y

she's a pediatric cardiologist in the brooklyn burrow of new york and specializes in the care of obese children cameras. everything just got exaggerated during co it. so the kids awaits, went up, kids were already very obese, and they got much more abused. the kids, well, pre diabetic godaddy these, that rate of diabetes went up a lot in this community. the people had high blood pressure, the blood eyeglass drawn. and people became totally be conditioned. they were not doing any exercise the dogs. serrita duper is trying to turn things around. use ago, she founded the organization live life to live, right? the group offers fitness and nutrition courses to children and parents. during the pandemic, the courses went online. but now everyone's back outside on the field. the doctor knows how dangerous obesity is for children. if a 10 year old child is one and a half dial, as his wit, all his organs are aging. he is not an almost 10 year old. his body is like of could be 40 year old. his heart is very stiff. it's serious. i'm even seeing liver dysfunction. i'm seeing kids get fatty liver, t

and really that didn't really that in the burrow was born out of sheer necessity. going to teachers like resources, especially here in the department of magdalena, which is one of the most disadvantaged in the country. and it was just a little bit of my nephew and we need to combat ignorance through reading. but i think what is going to help the future population is reading the food is luis sariana continued to bring his books to the region. even during the pandemic, defying the restrictions on movement that were put in place to help stop the spread of coverage. he refused to put his mission on hold but little bit. so now it was a challenge because my family thought i was putting myself at risk. at one point i was detained by the police because i should have been on the street. but knowing the loneliness that exists in the countryside, i felt that moral duty that i could send you enough to keep being able to deliver his books and avoid spreading. covered, he used old farmyard cages as mailboxes. he called his plan, catch a read the fella when we started catch a rea

and really that didn't really that video burrow was born out of sheer necessity. we're going to teachers like resources, especially here in the department of magdalena, which is one of the most disadvantaged in the country. and it was just a little bit off. i want even know if you're not, we need to combat ignorance, the reading, but i mean, what is going to help the future population is reading for today is luis sariana continued to bring his books to the region. even during the pandemic, defying the restrictions on movement that were put in place to help stop the spread of coverage, he refused to put his mission on hold. when a little bit, so now it all of the it was a challenge because my family thought i was putting myself at risk at one point i was detained by the police because i shouldn't have been on the street. but knowing the loneliness that exists in the countryside, i felt that moral duty left, so that i could, you know, from post to keep being able to deliver his books and avoid spreading. covet, he used old farm yard cages as mailboxes he called his

and really that didn't really that if the burrow was born out of necessity or if you've got a teachers like resources, especially here in the department of magdalena, which is one of the most disadvantaged in the country with this a little bit of a lot even though if you're not, we need to combat ignorance through reading. what is going to help the future population is reading and food is luis sariana continued to bring his books to the region. even during the pandemic, defying the restrictions on movement that were put in place to help stop the spread of coverage, he refused to put his mission on hold. but a little bit. so now it was a challenge because my family thought i was putting myself at risk at one point i was detained by the police because i shouldn't have been on the street. but knowing the loneliness that exists in the countryside, i felt that moral duty that i could come to keep being able to deliver his books and avoid spreading. covered, he used old farm yard cages as mailboxes he called his plan catcher. read it when the fella, when we started catch a read, the kids got

she's a pediatric cardiologist in the brooklyn burrow of new york and specializes in the care of obese children cameras. everything just got exaggerated during co it. so the kids away went up, kids were already very obese, and they got much more abuse that kids world pre diabetic godaddy. these, that rate of diabetes went up a locked in this community. the people had high blood pressure, the blood eyeglass drawn, and people became totally be conditioned. they were not doing any exercise the dogs . serrita duper is trying to turn things around. years ago, she founded the organisation live life to live, right? the group offers fitness and nutrition courses to children and parents. during the pandemic, the courses went online. but now everyone's back outside on the field. i think the doctor knows how dangerous obesity is for children. if a 10 year old child is one and a half diamonds, his weight, all his organs are aging. he is not an almost 10 year old. his body is like of 3040 year old. his heart is very stiff. it's serious. i'm even seeing liver dysfunction . i'm seeing kids get fatty

she's a pediatric cardiologist in the brooklyn burrow of new york and specializes in the care of obese children cameras. everything just got exaggerated during co it. so the kids away to went up, kids were already very obese and they got much more abused that kids world pre diabetic got diabetes. that rate of diabetes went up a lot in this community. the people had high blood pressure, the blood eye, glass drawn. and people became totally de conditioned. they were not doing any exercise the dogs. serrita duper is trying to turn things around. years ago, she found the organization live life to live, right? the group offers fitness and nutrition courses to children and parents. during the pandemic, the courses went online. but now every once back outside on the field, and the doctor knows how dangerous obesity is for children. if a 10 year old child is one and a half diamonds his wid all his organs are aging, he is not an almost 10 year old. his body is like of could be 40 year old. his heart is very stiff. it's serious. i'm even seeing liver dysfunction. i'm seeing kids get fatty liver,

amazon burrows phenomena which destroys lives on a deed takes away children 1st, respiratory disease. we need to be extremely careful about being clear that this is not just hunger, not just food security. and the response to a family differs also. and what the manager and agencies in somalia with the government without arms, people are doing, trying to ensure that those who need it. i want to come back to that the difficulty getting to those who need it through to yes. but also get health care and safe water and sanitation because the people who die ali and his family are cholera and water born diseases, hunger consumes them. but it's, it's disease, it takes a lot. so you have to treat those suffering from family in a very particular way. that's what the agencies are seeking to do at the moment. but i have no doubt that we are seeing salmon on our watch in somalia. and it is the 1st, all i fear more to be announced in the horn of africa. samira, we are all the brink of, they cut us catastrophic famine in samaria. agencies have been sounding the alarm for quite some time, but we don't

outlets published a request from a french member of the european parliament to ease talk about joseph burrow. we as elected members of the european parliament demand that all those who voluntarily assisted in any way the organization of these illegitimate referendums be individually targeted and sanction. we discussed the issue with vanessa bailey, an independent investigative journalist who was an international observer at the referendum. and one of those who had face the sanctions, she says, is a personal attack against her. this is an abuse of her power to carry out a personal vendetta against me. why? because i exposed her role very recently in effectively protecting the chemical weapons from the duma chemical weapons in syria. that of course led to the unlawful aggression by france. the u. k. and the u. s. in 2019, and that was heavily advocated for by natalie lorenzo. she's using her influence within the european parliament to try and bring a personal attack against me. what is extraordinary is that the you itself, or the parliament is now effectively becoming a fascist entity. apparen

as or portly, sent such a request to the e used top diplomat, joseph burrow, we as elected members of the european parliament demand that all those who voluntarily assisted in any way the organization of these illegitimate referendums be individually targeted and sanction. let's discuss this issue now and cost life to bernice vanessa bailey, that the independent investigative journalist drawing us life from damascus as nearly temp off 7 to sunday evening where you open s or a very good even to you. thanks very much for joining us. you were an international observer at these referendums i, one of those believed to be facing sanctions of vanessa. how, how did you react when you heard about such a proposal circulating in the you and you apparently being mentioned personally. yeah. i mean, that's very interesting that this letter written by natalie lorenzo and m e p to the high representative for the, for joseph burrell. mentioned me, as you say, personally. and in reality, this is an abuse of her power to carry out a personal vendetta against me. why? because i exposed her role very rece

now the action, the they bengals battle it out under the lights on an eventful sunday in the nfl >> burrow will be pushed in. that is in for the touchdown >> joe bury reled a late drive to give the bengals a lead only to run the ball down in crunch time that set up justin tucker's field goal as time expired for the win. baltimore 19-17. >>> tua tagovailoa, quarterback for the dolphin, teddy bridgewater had to leave after a hard hit on the first place. he was placed in concussion protocol four different jets would run for touchdowns and new york flew to the 40-17 win across the pond in london, the giants standing all the in the face of aaron rodgers and the packers. new york rushed for two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to rally for the win, 27-22. big blue is now 4-1 for the first time since 2009. >>> a high-scoring struggle in the big easy the seahawks and the saints traded explosive plays all afternoon after seattle ran for the lead in the fourth hill, the backup tight end/quarterback would scramble for the go ahead 60--yard touchdown. that was enough for the saints to hold on, 39-32.

another compared him to richard ateat burrow. and inand gram comes in, kim jong-un is doing a vacation girl. he looks like peter ustinov with death on the nile. he's got the attire. romancing the drone you could call this. wharton business school. you may want to sign up for this course. $118,000 to get a degree in diversity, equity and inclusion. people are trashing this. this is the number one business school in the world. they are not dummies. they are doing it because it makes sense. if you are a diversity officer at a company, $160,000 to $200,000 a year. >> $700 for books. what they don't teach you at wharton business school is called everything. raymond: protesters are concerned the isht is going to blow up and die so they are throwing things at legendary paintings like van gogh. they are upset about environmental abuse. if you love nature you won't be able to warm that soup to cook it. they want no gas or oil exploration. this is at a time when europe is starved for energy. this an image of nature that's so beautiful. why

she's a pediatric cardiologist in the brooklyn burrow of new york and specializes in the care of obese children cameras. everything just got exaggerated during co it so the kids away to went up, kids were already very obese and they got much more abused. the kids world, pre diabetic, got diabetes, that rate of diabetes went up a lot in this community. the people had high blood pressure, the blood eye, glass drawn and people became totally be conditioned. they were not doing any exercise. the dog. serrita duper is trying to turn things around. years ago, she found the organization live life to live, right? the group offers fitness and nutrition courses to children and parents. during the pandemic, the courses went online. but now every once back outside on the field and the doctor knows how dangerous obesity is for children. if a 10 year old child is one and a half diamonds, his wit, all his organs are aging. he is not an almost 10 year old. his body is like of could be 40 year old. his heart is very stiff. it's serious. i'm even seeing liver dysfunction. i'm seeing kids get fatty liver

a request from a french member of the european parliament written to the eas, top diplomat, joseph burrow, we as elected members of the european parliament demand that all those who voluntarily assisted in any way the organization of these illegitimate referendums be individually targeted and sanction vanessa bailey, an independent investigative journalist who was an international observer. the referendum was singled out. why and parliament member now she sounds as one who could speak sanction. if measures are green lit, we spoke to vanessa who told us she thinks this is a personal attack. apparently the 133 observers, independent observers that came from all over the world are not allowed to observe the referenda in both in dumbass and in the refugee centers throughout russia. by the way, she's using her influence within the european parliament to try and bring a personal attack against me. we reached a point where effectively, if you challenge the dominant weston centric narrative, the nato centric narrative you become liable to sanctions. money have been threatened by their own countri

she's a pediatric cardiologist in the brooklyn burrow of new york and specializes in the care of obese children cameras. everything just got exaggerated during co. it. so the kids away to went up, kids were already very obese and they got much more obese. the kids world, pre diabetic, got diabetes. that rate of diabetes went up a lot in this community. the people had high blood pressure, the blood eye, glass drawn. and people became totally de conditioned. they were not doing any exercise the dog. serrita duper is trying to turn things around. years ago, she founded the organisation live life to live, right? the group offers fitness and nutrition courses to children and parents. during the pandemic, the courses went online. but now every once back outside on the field, and the doctor knows how dangerous obesity is for children. if a 10 year old child is one and a half times his weight, all his organs are aging. he is not an almost 10 year old. his body is like of could be 40 year old. his heart is very stiff. it's serious. i'm even seeing liver dysfunction. i'm seeing kids get fatty li

i'm sure you came across joseph burrows, gardening essays about you know, how europe is the garden, and you have to fight off the jungle invading the, the garden. and then he had a follow up blog to try to go, you know, he dug himself in very deep using a gardener's motif here. but i mean, this is really a mentality and glen was touching upon and isn't, you know, we have these western leads. they can't imagine a world being run differently, which is so ignorant of history. empires rise and fall, nation states come and go. i mean, if anything about history it's, it's all about flux, but we have these western delete that have this kind of fukuyama believe that we're at the end of history and nothing can change and everybody is in there right position, which is a historical go ahead. well, with all the criticism, i think bro has a good point of by arguing that the european prosperity is very much dependent on the security guarantees from u. s. and chief energy from russian ship was from china. and that's none of that is in place, except perhaps for even greater dependence on the united sta

i'm sure you came across joseph burrows, gardening essays about you know, how europe is the garden, and you have to fight off the jungle invading the, the garden. and then he had a follow up blog to try to go, you know, he dug himself in very deep using a gardener's motif here. but i mean, this is really a mentality and glen was touching upon and isn't, you know, we have these western leaves. they can't imagine a world being run differently, which is we so ignorant of history. empires rise and fall, nation states come and go. i mean, if anything about history is it's all about flux, but we have these western delete that have this kind of fukuyama believe that we're at the end of history and nothing can change and everybody is in there right position, which is a historical go ahead. well, with all the criticism, i think we're all a good point of by arguing that the european prosperity is very much dependent on the security guarantees from the u. s. and chief energy from russian ship was from china. and that's none of that is in place, except perhaps for even greater dependence on the uni

another compared him to richard aat burrow. and inand gram comes in, kim jong-un is doing a vacation girl. he looks like peter ustinov with death on the nile. he's got the attire. romancing the drone you could call this. wharton business school. you may want to sign up for this course. $118,000 to get a degree in diversity, equity and inclusion. people are trashing this. this is the number one business school in the world. they are not dummies. they are doing it because it makes sense. if you are a diversity officer at a company, $160,000 to $200,000 a year. >> $700 for books. what they don't teach you at wharton business school is called everything. raymond: protesters are concerned the isht is going to blow up and die so they are throwing things at legendary paintings like van gogh. they are upset about environmental abuse. if you love nature you won't be able to warm that soup to cook it. they want no gas or oil exploration. this is at a time when europe is starved for energy. this an image of nature that's so beautiful. why

i'm sure you came across joseph burrows, gardening essays about you know, how europe is the garden, and you have to fight off the jungle invading the, the garden. and then he had a follow up blog to try to go, you know, he dug himself in very deep using a gardener's motif here. but i mean, this is really a mentality and glen was touching upon and isn't, you know, we have these western leads. they can't imagine a world being run differently, which is the so ignorant of history. empires rising, fall, nation states, come and go. i mean, if anything about history it's, it's all about flux, but we have these westerns, elite the, have this kind of fukuyama believe that we're at the end of history and nothing can change and everybody is in there. right. position, which is a historical go ahead. well, with all the criticism, i think bro has a good point of by arguing that the european prosperity is very much dependent on the security guarantees from the u. s. and chief energy from russian ship was from china. and that's none of that is in place, except perhaps for even greater dependence on the

up and spreads westwards and brings rain with it by lunch time in places like galley than in butcher burrows. well, this is where the heaviest rains on i further west and there in nigeria, there in the ga, the quite a long way north. i have to say a stretch into anger limit south that we're looking at rapidly. rising temperature is still quite warm, but not so. it was in botswana, ah, a plane and a multi $1000000000.00 industry with ambition. challenge back funding, attention, and cultural tradition. hollywood thing on here. lou. ah, georgia, i just need a reminder of i told stories this, our russian missiles stripes have been reported across several cities in ukraine, including the capital key. the state emergency services says at least 11 people have been killed. many more been injured. the white house, as a condemned is russia's missiles, starts on ukrainian cities. president joe, by the says, the u. s. will continue to impose costs on moscow and un high commissioner for refugees. he says, armed conflict, human rights abuses and global warming, a forced a record number of people to flee t

i'm sure you came across joseph burrows, gardening essays about you know, how europe is the garden and you have to fight off the jungle invading the garden. and then he. ringback had a follow up blog to try to go, you know, he dug himself in very deep using a gardener's motif here. but i mean, this is really a mentality and glen was touching upon and isn't, you know, we have these western leads. they can't imagine a world being run differently, which is the so ignorant of history. empires rise and fall, nation states come and go. i mean, if anything about history it's, it's all about flux, but we have these western delete that have this kind of fukuyama belief that we're at the end of history and nothing can change and everybody is in there right position, which is a historical go ahead. well, with all the criticism, i think we're all a good point of by arguing that the european prosperity is very much dependent on the security guarantees from the u. s. and chief energy from russian ship was from china. and that's none of that is in place except perhaps for even greater dependence on t

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. >> the dolphins pick up 16-10 win over steelers and joe burrow leading with four touchdowns in 35-17 win over the falcons. the falcons defense struggling to make a stop. they should see if their mascot can play linebacker, why not. freddy falcon shoving a young player out of bounds during a halftime pee wee game, the two nearly getting into a fight before the referee breaks that up and washington xhabders stopping a packers comeback, winning 23-21, the packers on the losing side of things for three straight weeks and a good time had by all, especially the winners. listen to this, one in five candidates on the ballot on november 8th have served our country in the military. more veterans are running for congress now than any election in the past 10 years. >> ashley: three candidates join us there plans if voters send them to congress. ♪ to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. i've been maintaining. the weight is gone and it's never coming back. with golo, i've not only kept off the weight but i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life. golo is

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when trump became president, those hard-core partisans burrowed into senior career positions at those aged these and they waged war against donald trump personally and against his administration. now under joe biden they are out in the open. the most political and the most corrupt department of justice we have ever seen. we see the fbi storming president trump's home mara lago. we see fbi agent storming pro-life activists, machine gun drawn with their children crying garland has done more to undermine and damage the integrity of the department of justice then any attorney general in history. that includes nixon's attorney general who resigned, prosecuted and went to prison. garland is doing more damage. this book explains how and it walks through chapter and verse exactly what is happening and what we need to do to stop it. >> thank you for writing this book. our viewers are very concerned about this, senator. you are right in terms of what we have seen take place. look at the rush of collusion my that was made up on the clinton campaign. you think this started under clinton and barac

fundraising efforts for motor neurone disease, inspired by his friend and former leeds rhino teammate rob burrow, who has the condition. in the past two years, kev has run seven marathons in seven days and in november, he ran 101 miles injust 2a hours. hejoined lauren laverne on radio a's desert island discs to chat about his next big challenge. alice key reports. he is widely regarded as one of the greatest players in rugby league history. he has captained england, won a golden boot and led leeds rhinos to win three consecutive super league titles, but speaking on radio a's desert island discs, kevin sinfield says his greatest achievement is something much more personal. certainly proud of that finalseason, probably all the trophies i was involved in, they are special, but the nice thing, because we had the perfect ending, and there were two other players who were great friends, it allowed me to close the book on my playing career and i won't say satisfied, but content from that 11—year—old kid who decided he would love to be a rugby player for his career, to be able to live that dream, and

the gay romantic comedy burrows bombed at the box office earning for $.8 million in its opening weekend. industry experts say it's the most unwanted brose since chris and andrew cuomo. speaking of, a humbled chris cuomo debuted a show on news nation promising things will be different at his new network. he noted the biggest change is that during sexual harassment training he already new the answers. the director of the upcoming scooby doo animated movie says velma will be officially revealed as a. but many viewers say they were tipped off when velma traded in the mystery machine for a subaru still the news is parking excited reactions from other cartoon favorites. most notably peppermint patty. san francisco has a new luxury restaurant for dogs that offers a $75 tasting menu. before the entrÉe is served the dogs enjoy an appetizer of their own. former actress lena dunham announced that when she dies she wants her casket driven through the pride parade. and lgbt community spokesperson says they won't drive her casket nor will they pay for the 18 wheeler to pull it. a new report finds th

well, when trump became president, those hard-core partisans burrowed into senior career positions at those agencies, and they waged war against donald trump. both personally and against his administration. and now under joe biden, they are out in the open. and urn joe biden, this is the most political and the most corrupt department of justice we've ever seen. we see the fbi storming president trump's home at mar-a-lago. that's never happened in the history of our nation. we see fbi agents storming bro-life -- pro-life activists, machine guns drawn, at the crack of dawn with their children crying. and i've got to say, merrick garland has done more to undermine and damage the integrity of the department of justice than any attorney general in history, and that includes john mitchell, nixon's attorney general, who resigned, was prosecuted and went to prison. merrick garland is doing even more damage, and this book, "justice corrupted," explains how, and it walks through chapter and verse exactly what's happening and what we needed to do to stop it. maria: well, thank you for writing bo

from the moment his former teammate rob burrow was diagnosed with motor neuron disease in 2018, he was determined to do what he could to raise awareness. for him, and what he is going through the family are going through i wanted to show them that i cared, and it sounds daft that you are doing it to show someone that you care, because you should be with them, and i see him as often as i can, spend time with him but also i want to show him that i'm trying to do my best to raise awareness, i want to show him that we will continue to do our best to try to find the cure in this that slows us down, because of the terrible disease. in down, because of the terrible disease. , g, , g, , disease. in the past two years he has raised _ disease. in the past two years he has raised millions _ disease. in the past two years he has raised millions by _ disease. in the past two years he has raised millions by running i has raised millions by running several marathons in seven days and last november 101 miles injust 24 hours. but he is not there. what have you got next? tiara hours. but he is not there

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. >> and joe burrow leading the charge for the bengals in a 35-17 win over the falcons. of the falcons defense struggling to make a stop. well, they should see if their moss scott can play linebacker. look at this video of falcon shoving a young player out of bounds during a halftime peewee game and the, commanders giving packers third straight loss winning 23-21. those are your headlines, guys. >> what did the moss scott do. >> i think there is a back story we should further investigate. >> want to know who the moss scott was. >> maybe an enemy from elementary school. >> steve: angry bird. thank you, carley. >> ainsley: wanted to take a moment pay tribute to my mother and there she is on the right in her wheelchair. mom had a stroke five years ago as many you know. dad called us probably a week ago and said i think y'all need to come home. your momma is not doing well. there she is holding third child baby barn. she loved holding him. aunt's house in rock hill south carolina. she was the epitome of a southern woman there she is at our church. gosh, what happened at chur

haig planned a week long bombardment followed the explosion of, several mines that had been burrowed underneath the german trenches that would be blown up at the moment of the attack. and haig assured his soldiers that the enemy fortifications the enemy trenches would be utterly destroyed and that they could simply walk across. no man's land. that was the promise. this is what british civilians all at their cinemas. wow. see, i can make this work here. now, this never to work, right? here we go. the craters created by those explosions, by way still exist. today. the german weren't destroyed. some of the dugouts that the germans had put in place were 20 to 30 feet deep. so the shells never reached them. when the shelling stopped, the german soldiers simply climbed out of their dugouts, set up their machine guns, and started firing. by the end of the first day, july the first, 1916, the army had suffered 58,000 casualties, 20,000 of whom were dead. it still ranks as the worst day in british military history. many those who were sent over the top were those pals, battalions. a soldier f

. >> burrow throwing this side of the field, ja'marr chase with the catch and up the sideline. ja'marr chase to the end zone for the touchdown. >> ryan is going to throw it. taking a deep shot to pierce down the field. he's got it. touchdown. >> the trap play inside and a beauty, oh, running free, inside the 10. he's going to score. >> on the other side. >> they're down, 10, stevenson looking for a block and there he goes, kiss him good-bye. >> here comes allen, looking long and throws to the end zone and the ball is caught. >> stafford, robinson jump ball, touchdown. >> kenneth walker, walker with a move through the goal line. kenneth walker and that's a seahawks touchdown. >> a montage of some of the most important winning teams. are the giants good? are the jets good? we know the bills are good. we also know the eagles are good. now to philadelphia where the hometown team hosted the dallas cowboys and jalen hurts only threw for 155 yards but included a pair of touchdowns. cooper rush was likely his final start was intercepted three times in that game. cowboys think dak presc