, the fa ct fact it is happening at aam, the fact it is happening at aam, the fact it is happening inhe first fight was an epic battle. 12 rounds of amazing action. and they are both claiming they are going to get the knockout. they are going to engage and it is going to be an absolutely cracking fight. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather forecast. we started off with beautiful blue sky and sunshine. i know the cloud has developed over the last two hours and we keep some fair weather cloud across central and southern parts of england and wales but that is of the weather will be. a few spots of rain. and maybe some brighter spells into the afternoon across parts of eastern scotland but generally speaking, cloud thickening, showers up into the far north—west and the breeze strengthening. 14—16d. 21 in the far south—east. overnight, we start to see the wind strengthening further still and that will drive in more cloud and heavy rain through northern ireland and western scotland. eventually it will push across the whole of scotland, stretching out the borders into the north

. >> north carolina, watching as raging flood waters cause aam burst. city officials say nobody is in any. dang the coast guard has been working continuously to rescue people. these are some of the rescues yesterday in north carolina. baskets are being used to lift flood victims into choppers. and then take a look at this charlotte. outside it is believed the heavy rain caused the driver to crash. he slammed into tree, the truck burst into flames. witnesses were abl to pull him from the truck and the man suffered only a leg injury. great news there. >>> a gut punch from the washington redskins. the home o enered in a way that no redskins fan wants to see. here is spdarcy spencer. >> reporter: they are hoping for a win for the first home game of the season. you know redskins fans may be disappointed,ut they areot hopeless. many already saying that they are looking forward to the next game, hoping for a win next time and saying it really is early in the season. they are not going to give up faith. many notice that there are a lot of empty seats inside the

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whereas the stock is down 50 so you obviously get exposure to the shares while mitigating significant aamts of risk, however i will defer to carter >> the point of the exercise on tuesday which is even great uptrends have pullbacks. sell-offs and is it a setback? of course, not does it mean you can't hold this for three years? a lot of people think so overdone day to day, tactically that was the point and probably more downside. >> also, last week, dan said shares of gamemaker electronic arts were gearing up for a rebound. >> in late july when the company reported they did talk about the effect of fortnite and online sales and the stock sold off after that it was sitting on this one-year uptrend and to me we were thinking about it on the show a little bit and that seemed liking about support today the stock was at 113.40 and that's where it closed and you can look at the 120 risk reversal paying $2.50. >> and he was rate the stock rallied 2% since the trade so, dan, what are you doing with ea now? >> interestingly, the stock sold off a little bit and then it recovered today and it kind of

another city has aam pro to invest in urban infill agriculture.ne place needs to learn from the other. that's what the summit is getting done. as california has met andd exceets goals -- in fact, california met its 2020 goal 3 1/2 years early. so california is now down to about 1.1% of global emissions. so this summit is really an fort to partner, and so i spent a lot of time this week ie pahip with some african leaders and in particular with chinesecities andprovinces. one thing you find from that is we do something on electric vehicles like setting a statend e of a million. china turns around anday, well, we'll sttop that. we'll do 5 million by .20 now california is figuring out how we can up our own number and discovering thahe brings down cost of driving, brings down urban pollution that leads to all of these kinds of benefits one city or state won't learn from unless someone else does it because you need to share that knowledge. >> you've been advising governments in china and africa about how to cut greenhouse emissions at the l what are som

this is the closest i will have in my life to aam spartacus moments. >> brett kavanaugh said he was againstism moments. >> right. >> [laughing]. >> i like the way he talks. he talks like he is trying to eat a subway sandwich. his mouth is really big when he is talking. he is about to eat a giant sandwich. this hearing is so predictable? >> you could run the gorsuch hearing and no one would notice. >> they went to high school together. >> that's sweet. i think america is treating this like a plant you check on periodically. a plant in the corner. turn it and turn to the other channel. it's so boring. we know how it will end. just vote. >> last night was not boring. senator hatch. i went to a concert last night. z-z-top. when i got back i saw a replay of harris talking to kavanaugh. she said do you remember having a conversation with lawyers about the mueller probe? he is like, who me? how could you ask that of me? i don't remember. do you have anybody specific in mind at the law firm? >> [overlapping talking]. >> the law firm said no. >> the point is -- this is an important point. he won't s

woodruff: the chairman and chief executive of cbs, leslie moonves, is stepping down as several more women aameward use him of sexual harassment or assault. as amna nawaz reports, his departure marks a dramatic downfall for one of the industry's most powerful men. >> nawaz: the 68-year-oldbe moonves ha at cbs since 1995, and chairman and c.e.o. since 2003. the accusations against him cover a 20-year span-- from the 1980's to the 2000's. moonves reportedly began negotiatinthe terms of his departure weeks ago, after a "new yorker" report earlier this summer featuring accusations made against him by six separate ubmen. the "new yorker"shed a second report this weekend with six new allegations of misconduct or assault by moonves. within hours of the story's publication, the company announced his depaure. the reporter behind both of those reports, ronan farrow, joins me now. welcome back to i want to begin by asking you about thoses dozen women across both reports. give me sense of what stood out to you by their stories ande consies you saw across what they told you. >> well, often in a body of repo

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as a young girl and growing up in compton and dominating the sports and a linebacker who's an am toe aame is not going on the billboard of new york city, it is going to be in san francisco or l.a the relaunch just do it is a new generation of millennials. millennials appreciate being real and that's what i am told inside of nike that you don't have to dance over anything and you don't have to be politically correct as you do before this is a different generation and that's part of the messaging here when it comes to the campaign as far as the company is concerned, i think they would down play the fact that there is a whole new product line up around colin kaepernick that may or may not come. this is sort of the campaign or the message and we are showing members in this that's involved in a number of la vetaathletes >> there is going to be fallout. there is dpoigoing to be fallout the bottom line. the stock was trading near record highs it is in a position of strength. >> they would not truly alienate to use the word. they're customer based by doing something. i have to believe they know

. >> have aam >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight. a bombshell new allegation against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. a woman comes forward accusing him of sexual misconduct in college. he calls it a smear, plain and simple, as kavanaugh's other accuser christine blasey ford agrees to testify. ronan farrow who broke this latest story joins us live. >>> fires and floods. the race to contain this fast-moving blaze while out east, the effects of florence wreak havoc on south carolina. thousands of people told to leave their homes as floodwaters move in. >>> the actor accusing me too activist asia argento of sexually assaulting him when he was 17 years old now speaking out on camera for the first time. >>> the school bus driver caught on camera, letting kids as young as 11 take the wheel. now the driver is facing charges. parents are outraged this morning. ♪ i got the eye of the tiger >>> and tiger woods comes roaring back. the golfing great winning his first tournament in more than five years, battling back from major injuries. th

is facing aams, who state which has traditionally been red.n some of the recent election cycles, democrats thought they had a chance with some candidates who had some appeal, but the state was to red. they fell behind in the final tally by larger margins than folks thought going into it. things are changing demographically in georgia. it is a state where hillary clinton in 2016 did a lot better. the democrats did not win the state, but she did a lot better there than in some of the recent presidential elections. like it looks like the democrats are having, .t will be interesting probably a nasty race in terms of the ideology of the candidates being held against each of them in these attack at. host: we saw that. brian kemp is the republican candidate. one of the campaign has his campaign his aring. [video clip] >> she is an extremist. she campaigned with socialists who endorsed her. she wants government run health care with massive new taxes. she wants public venue release for law enforcement officers. stacey abrams, too extreme for georgia. h

it is 7:2aam now, if you did those test on naga and the body clock said it was aam, how does it help?t to the external time, therefore there will be some health consequences of. in fa ct, be some health consequences of. in fact, it has been shown that destruction to our body clocks are linked to many diseases, including cardiovascular disease, cancer, depression, sleep disorders, arthritis, back pain and many more. do you think employers would buy into body clocks? in that sense, the world moves, doesn't it? once upon a time you couldn't talk about mental health issues and our employers don't do enough and should do more. but what if i turned up to work or turned up to the big boss at the bbc and said you cannot put me on mornings any more because my bodyclock doesn't work. will they buy into that? they probably wouldn't buy into it right away but i think they need to understand that as people we have different bodyclock time. some people may be more suited to the morning show and others to the evening show. that is another reason you need to know what is your intrinsic what o'clock,