peter hunt, thank you.n thursday the death of hugh hefner, the founder of playboy magazine, was announced. his achievements and impact were much debated in social and main stream media and for some viewers, the bbc got the balance of its coverage wrong. here's louise daly: thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs or even appear on the programme, you can call us, or e—mail newswatch. you can find us on twitter and do have a look at our website. that's all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. some of us may get off to a fine start on saturday morning, but by looking at the big picture you can work out why that is not going to last. several weather systems queueing up in the atlantic to come our way, so we will all have rain at some stage of the weekend and the winds will be picking up as well. this is how it looks for early rises. wales and north—west england with cloud and o

peter hunt, thank you.th of hugh hefner, the founder of playboy magazine, was announced. his achievements and impact were much debated in social and main stream media and for some viewers, the bbc got the balance of its coverage wrong. here is louise daly. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs or even appear on the programme, you can call us, or e—mail newswatch. you can find us on twitter and do have a look at our website. that's all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. we have some wet and windy weather on the way this weekend. typical autumn fare. a lot of cloud is filling in across the atlantic. that is getting driven our way initially around a base of low pressure. we had sunshine earlier, but we will have clearer skies overnight. the showers will keep going in the west, especially for north—western scotland, wales and the south—west. further east with the clear skies, tem

peter hunt, thank you.d impact were much debated in social and main stream media and for some viewers, the bbc got the balance of its obituary coverage wrong. here is louise daly. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs or even appear on the programme, you can call us, or e—mail newswatch. you can find us on twitter and do have a look at our website. that's all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and jon kay. teachers and nurses could be among those in line for pay rises which break the current 1% cap. the government admits it needs to be more flexible where there are skill shortages, but unions question who will foot the bill. good morning. it's saturday 30th september. also ahead: another brexit challenge from borisjohnson as theresa may tries to assert her grip on the conservatives ahead of their party conference.

uh what, uh -- >> peter: to hunt deer and water-pig. capybara. >> anthony: that's a peacemaker. the offer of a cheap shotgun for sale. and, it figures, peter would know this guy, but reason wins out. i don't -- i don't think we're gonna buy a shotgun today. me, beer, shotgun, hot, sunny day, and producer. that's not a good mix. unlike madame lynch's guests, i'm making sure i'm eating on this boat trip. ah, the most important part of any meal-- cold, frosty beverages. >> peter: you already have one. >> anthony: i started early. >> peter: cheers. >> anthony: cheers. oh, here we go. thank you. grilled fish in a mango salsa. >> peter: you have the two most appreciated fish here on the table of paraguay. >> anthony: yep. >> peter: that's the catfish, surubí. >> anthony: and that? >> peter: that's the dorado, the golden fish. >> anthony: oh, the dorado. of course. yes. ooh, that's tasty! ooh, that's nice. >> anthony: so, i'm -- i'm curious about this whole episode of the settlement of nouveau bordeaux. >> guido: there came about four hundred people. they were supposed to be about one t

apparently warren wanted to do to petersburg what the germans did to stalingrad and hunt would have none of it? peters: well, henry hunt, evil have mood swings and warren was not a vicious guy, he was just annoying. hentry hunt is a really balanced person. i am doing research to a prequel to the cycle of books on chancellorsville. one of the problems that poker mix for himself, he had a brilliant plan, but he would not listen to henry hunt about how , how to marshal it and the poor ineffectively. as you know, the artillery barely gets to where it has to be for the confederate breakthrough on may 2, and is still moving on may 3 until a young man is put in charge. by hooker. in hunt of course, gettysburg is a major figure,, he is one of the unsung heroes of gettysburg mother way that he use artillery. he gets into an argument with hancock because hancock does not really understand artillery. he just understands troop morale. hancock knows what to do if the confederates, cross that field. so i say that warren had plenty of bad days and that was just one of those bad days. any other questions? made that d

let's start this hour with our nbc reporters peter alexander at the white house, kasie hunt over on capitol hill. peter, let's start with you, good sir, with the president because, again, he's not only reaching out to a bipartisan group of house members this afternoon, he's got chuck and nancy coming back to the white house for dinner. >> reporter: he's got a full plane schedule. within this next hour, meeting with a dozen republicans and democrats here at the white house. then this evening on tap, a dinner, dining with the democrats, chuck and nancy, as he afterably likes to call them. this is the latest sort of twis in the president's surprising bipartisan turn. aides suggesting the likely points of conversation between the president and top two congressional democrats will be on the topic of immigration, the idea of trying work on a deal in terms of the future of dreamers and protection for those daca recipients. secondly, tax reform. obviously a critical priority for this president and beyond it's likely the democrats will be pushing him to try to stabilize those health insurance market

peter, thank you. >> let's bring in kasie hunt. good morning. it is confusing and all seems to boil down to three words in the democratic statement, excluding the wall. do we have a deal or no deal? >> reporter: good morning, matt and savannah. it sounds as though we have the beginnings of what could end up being a deal, but we also have so much confusion about what the president wants, what he promised to democrats over dinner and what republicans are actually going to do. don't forget they, at the end of the day, control whether or not these kids are going to find a legislative fix. you add this all to what the president was saying to our chuck todd just a year or two ag a ago. take a look at that and then we'll talk about it. >> rescinding daca? >> we have to make a new set of standards. when people come in -- >> you're going to split up families and deport children? >> we have to keep the families together. >> keep them together out? >> they have to go. >> reporter: that is, of course, the opposite of what the president is saying this mornin

hello everyone peter in doha here with your top stories from al-jazeera also ahead sri lanka's government to hunt down buddhist monks suspected of attacking a u.n. shelter for ranger refugee camps in the capital colombo. a verdict expected shortly in eleven on in the trial of a sunni cleric linked to a shootout in which sixty people died plus. a london bus tour taking in the sights of alleged nigerian money laundering property deals. ok let's begin with the latest on the fallout from monday's secession referendum in the kurdish region of northern iraq now initial results say ninety two percent voted yes to secede but pressure on kurdish leaders. is on the increase in iraq is demanding the vote be an old the country's parliament has called on the prime minister to deploy troops to disputed areas including the oil rich city of kirkuk that area is controlled by kurdish military units but officially it's governed by baghdad the iraqi prime minister also says the kurdish leadership must relinquish control of border crossings and oil revenues several international airlines have agreed to baghdad's requ

peter castles is a former miner he now spends time growing vegetables or hunting mushrooms a most cattleand past time. he says his neighbors are divided and is uncertain whether a majority actually favors independence. but he harbors no doubts one date is deeply etched on his identity. immune to the hint of trouble of a thought everybody knows that's the day when catalonia lost its independence to french troops we want to recover that but it will be very difficult when you step into these stone villages the language is different the culture is different even the food is different you really feel like you've stepped into another country your job. as the yacht of the new york has been home to the orioles family for hundreds of years dominique runs a shop stacked with local delicacies she reveals to me the secret ingredient of the cattle and spirit is quite heavy fear is. it something you have on your skin it's something you have in your heart it's a feeling it's not a material thing it's pride in our flag and our anthem and going across the world and saying i'm catalan with a view but i'm

hunt at this time on a. north korea warns of retaliation after the un posies new sanctions. law again my name's peter w. watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also ahead iraq's parliament says nova's of this month's planned vote on a kurdish independence referendum plus. what is it. all done you know some people on the right hear the bangladeshi prime minister condemns me and for the violence against range of muslims. and on sea and land al-jazeera goes with a clandestine mission with one of the most elite units in the philippines military . the north korean envoy to the un has reacted with anger to the latest sanctions from the united nations against his country he said that pyongyang will now take measures that will inflict elicit the greatest pain on the u.s. u.s. allies in asia have welcomed the tougher sanctions approved by the u.n. security council on monday the new measures. restrict fuel supplies blocked textile exports and banned foreign countries from hiring north korean workers massacred into james bays. this was the result the us ambassador nikki haley wanted even thoug

peter, thank you. >>> let's bring in kasie hunt. kasie, good morning to you. it's confusing and it seems to boil down to three words in that democratic statement "excluding the wall." do we have a deal or no deal? >> good morning, matt and savannah. it sounds as though we have the beginnings of what could end up being a deal but we have so much confusion about what the president wants, what he promised to democrats over dinner and what republicans are going to do. don't forget at the end of the day they control whether or not these kids are going to find a legislative fix. you add this to what the president was saying to our chuck todd just a year or two ago. i want you to look at that and then we'll talk about it. >> the dream act executive order, daca. >> we have to make a whole new set of standards -- >> you'll split up families? you'll deport children? >> no, we'll keep the families together. we have to keep the families together. >> but you'll keep them together out -- >> but they have to go. >> reporter: that is the opposite of what the president is sayi

hunt at this time on a. north korea warns of retaliation off the u.n. posies new sanctions. law again my name's peter w. watching al jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha.

hunt who caught two touchdowns also ran for one. 98 yards receiving, 148 yards on the ground. chiefs score points and win 42-27. before game chiefs running back petersdidn't kneel, sat on the bench. venus williams will not be there, she was trying to reach a grand slam single title for the eighth time. fantastic points, double-match points, speeches gets into first u.s. open last night, the late match not much of a match, first set, gets the point, wins the set 6-1, much of the same, 6-2. tomorrow night madison keys against stevens for the title and the men's semifinal today. hurricane irma approaches the u.s. mainland many floridans have traveled north to georgia which opened the door for atlanta braves to show up southern hospitality. the braves announced yesterday that they will have free tickets to this weekend's four game series against the marlins for anyone who had to evacuate florida. the braves say anybody show up with florida id and hope to take their mind off the storm by coming to enjoy baseball game. florida state seminoles canceled all supporting events, florida gators game canceled as well as for south florida. all righty, if the clev

hunt and catch-up, 4-yard score. chiefs gained 537 yards. most ever allowed by a patriots team coach by bill belichick. petersl anthem, he did not kneel, he sat on the team's bench. it's going to be a star spangled barn tomorrow night, we already knew this, all four women semifinalists born in the usa. venus williams trying for eighth grand slam title, 5-5 unsocietied stevens who scores fantastic point. double-match point. stevens would take it, she wins 6-1, 7-5, it won't be coco. madison against stevens for the u.s. open championship. today will be the men's semifinals. florida gators are canceled college football game this weekend, same for the university of south florida going up against yukon, college football being canceled as well. hurricane irma related. atlanta braves showing hospitality. anybody who shows florida-issued id or neighboring county, come match the braves-marlins series for free. southern hospitality at its best from major league baseball, maria. maria: that's nice and everybody is trying to do whatever they can to help the victims of these hurricanes because this is a serious, serious s