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plus prince charles. she wants to write one based on her two dogs, guy and bogard.he abandoned. bogard had to be left behind when she came to britain because he did not travel well. they caused a social media star. the sunday times pointed out that it may not be a children story so much as a horror story. it will sell. it will sell. very good. did you get a call from the bbc? funny, they probably can't get through. funny. stick to journalism. thank you for coming in. thanks you for tuning in as well. you can see the front pages on my view on the bbc website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you. next on bbc news, it's the film review. good night. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. here to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason. what have you been watching? jane, the action movie alert, two of the biggest stars of that genre go head to bald head. it's dwayne johnson and jason statham as hobbs and shaw in a fast

it has been extended to prince charles, the first lady of mexico in 1988. a ruler, which would be queen elizabeth to members of her family. the possible wrinkle, the person that gets to decide whether or not to extend immunity is the executive branch. the head of the executive branch is the president. there is federal law that says congress is supposed to be involved. when it comes to individuals, it has been the executive that makes the call. >> we do know they are gathering evidence as ashley said here. if they are gathering all of this evidence, documentation and photos and it does come up that prince andrew was more involved, what does that mean for the u.s. relationship with the uk, the royal family? how complicated can this get? >> it can get very complicated. as it was said, we've an issue of whether or not he'll extend that protection. whether or not there are civil charges pending, he could still be interviewed with connection to the criminal connection. the crown and royals do not want this tarnish on him. that doesn't mean this won't play out in

. >>> and why hollywood is calling prince charles. "the skinny" is next. skinny just gimme the skinny >>> all right, guys, it is a tough monday morning in the news department. but we want to lift you up. it's the middle of the night so we are doing "the skinny." and we're starting with the only thing bigger than the belt buckles and boots in nashville were the powerhouse performances at last night's cma fest. country music's biggest stars all came together to celebrate. >> cma fest which took place in june, but aired last night on abc spotlighting first-time collaborations and crossovers and a night full of superstar performances there. you see them all lined up. tim mcgraw, luke combs, miranda lambert. all these folks who were there. also the big one people were talking about, lil nas x, who also performed the first time at cma fest. looks like it was a fun time. >> yep. and of course he did "old town road." >> of course. ♪ i'm gonna take my horse to the old town road i'm gonna ride till i can't no more ♪ ♪ gonna take my horse to the old town road i'm gon

i left handedness also runs in the british royal family with queen elizabeth a mother and son prince charles grandson prince william all being left handed suggesting it could be genetic. ari thanks so much for spending a part of your day with us. take off. he was the pele from the eyebrows and in both. shiny. and the 960 s. the some just onto christine into east germany's premier league today may not be allowed to play in it himself the story of a top flight athletes who in 1970 mom was named african football to be. next on t w. much of it going to. the link is from africa and the world or link to exceptional stories and discussions from the news of easy a while website deb you don't post much stuff except join us on facebook g.w. for god. robots are still in the development phase 5 see what it's going to happen when they grow up will humans and machines be able to peacefully co-exist or are we on the verge of a robot collapse. if we just bumble into this totally unprepared with our heads in the sand fusing to think about what could go wrong then let's face it it's probably going to be the b

and then at chrissy as prince charles on his site that i could help them. tackle climate change. i'm not really sure wipes knees, because we know how we use land and resources is part of the environment and combating climate change. this isa and combating climate change. this is a new report urging to eat less meat which is noble and something i think is coming to headlines lately because of extinction, but if says here at the entire world became vegan, greenhouse gas emissions could be cut by the equivalent of the combined yearly carbon of the us and india. obviously that's a huge amount, but it requires the entire world to go vegan and it would not even cut holiday, and a sort of feel while it's great for people to eat less meat and i would encourage it and it's great we had beacon products we did not have before, but putting individuals making them responsible when actually what we need a structural and technological solutions is a little bit naive. something i found interesting was the fact that when he came to wasted food which accounts for the contrib

left handedness also runs in the british royal family with queen elizabeth a mother a son prince charles and grandson prince william all being left handed suggesting he could be genetic. and tennis star rafael the doll is another athlete who has used his left hand preference to his advantage the doll is one of the greatest tennis players of all time a lot of stalin and says put down to the fact that he is indeed a left hander but the twist in the doll's case he does everything else with his right hand from signing autographs to brushing his teeth he decided to play let's hand it as a child. a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you here and the news there have been clashes with police at hong kong airport as prose of ocracy protesters halted flights for a 2nd day on kong chief executive kerry latham has warned that the city could be on a path of no return. coming up next on dean w. music. indian prime minister narendra modi gets up and close with wildlife to come out a message of environmental conservation but not everyone is convinced and reviving purchased sounds noma

left handedness also runs in the british royal family with queen elizabeth a mother and son prince charles and grandson prince william all being left handed suggesting it could be genetic. of. it from science science desk 1st things 1st very important question are you left or right handed. right from the us i'm normal right hander and you say normal because i mean ultimately only around 10 percent of people are left handed why isn't it more evenly spread. yes that's a very good question but the answer isn't quite so easy it's clearly related to genetics probably about 25 percent of the. of c. decision whether someone is a left or right handed is genetic and the rest develops through epigenetics and hormones very early in life so that when we look at children who are younger than one year old about one sort of them have decided to head that this yet but when they reach 2 years of age. almost all of them can be determined as is our left or right handed us also it's interesting to see that there is something called cross handedness so to say which means that people can use one hand for one sp

broadway that will be happening on march 31st the play will follow lady di during her marriage to prince charlesnd examine their eventual separation. after a successful run in san diego, the production hopes to bring its message of female empowerment to a much larger audience in new york city. the original cast will reprize her royal roles starring gianna de wall. >> i'm having a hard time imagining it >> they'll figure it out i imagine it will be 400 bucks a ticket once they debut that. >> they have invented a new tool in tokyo created anance appendage that is worn at the waist that they believe can help people balance their weight, prevent elderly from falling and help construction workers and other physical laborers. it won't be the first human tail on the market, by the way. it was modelled on a sea horse's tail i don't think they factored in the humiliating part to the whole thing. >> we're going backwards in evolution now. we just got rid of our tails what's up with that? >> true. >> now we got them back. just ahead, rookie moves, why the fresh new faces of the nba are mmg uhainitp for thi

he will be because the british government of the prince charles choose. to work life with its partners to try and prevent. the only places station trying to salvage its. lawrence the us more now from westminster in central london for months now the main criticism of the anti brics it pro remain in the e.u. policies has been that they spend far too much time bickering with each other and not enough time coming up with some joint position on the how to. oppose and if it breaks it but eventually at this point at the end of the summer with parliament starting next week it looks as if they are trying to suggest that they've got their act together and are behaving in a in the united way so gone for the time being seems to be the suggestion of holding a no confidence vote in boris johnson his government's just on the grounds that they couldn't win because there aren't enough conservatives who would support that position because it make it look like they're in the pockets of jeremy corbin the labor party leader but instead what these opposition parties have now s

he could be like prince charles, he could be king for life. >> tom not to interrupt you but questionhave to face consumers. he does have to face the chinese wrath in case the economy really torpedos there. what is the effect on consumers of shifting all their demand to brazil and other sources which are, i think, higher cost, and devaluing the currency which also makes everything more expensive in china. isn't that going to be some dragon their economy? >> it'll be a dragon their economy but he controls all the media and communications. >> sure but they aren't incens able of that. >> well they are to a certain if you've been to china you can't get out on the internet. there's only one newspaper you can read. you really can't find out what is, i think, the lynch pin in this and he's got to be very careful is what's going to happen in hong kong. he never played the cards going on in hong kong. 3 million out of 7 million people, and they demonstrated again this week in hundreds of thousands of people. he's lost face in hong kong, and now a weak, you know, whatever she is, presiding offi

how many viewers tuned into the marriage of prince charles and lady diana in 1981 the answer nearly 1 off by a factor of 500 million. the wires beating on the bottom line, raising the full year outlook forecast in terms of what it was giving street. the street was already there but it did miss on the top line, seeing comp store sales fall short of estimates >> that stock is down by over 4% joining us, a retail analyst research and this is a really interesting case scenario, because they had strong nubs for the quarter. they're not entirely sure what they will be seeing for the full year, largely because of tariffs and what that could potentially mean for consumers what do you do with the stock? >> i think the challenges with best buy are many of the same challenges that are overall facing the retail industry there are certainly the issues related to tariffs, but you can't overlook all of the other challenges that the company has as well. there is commoditification of many of their core products, so when you see the strength in numbers from retailers like walmart and target, their cons

left handedness also runs in the british royal family with queen elizabeth a mother and son prince charles and grandson prince william all being left handed suggesting it could be genetic. and let's get some expert opinion on this and to me how much of the sports desk is here he himself is left handed so actually you have inside knowledge now do let tell of athletes really have an advantage of race or like to think so but statistically it's now been proven researchers went out to prove a point that existed in the minds of a lot of sports fans that left handers were somehow overrepresented in sport not just generally in the pool of sports people but at the very top the legends of the sport so you think of buy booze in baseball monica seles gretzky in ice hockey never met a live on the doll mcenroe connors the list goes on and on and on and so the researchers went to bear out there and i came by land of the true sports tennis and baseball baseball was where it's most noticeable keep in mind 10 percent of the population a left hand has been in baseball 30 percent of the professional baseball

and they are skills which have served prince charles, andi which have served prince charles, and i right a lot of bounce. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm asad ahmad. record temperatures of up to 33 celsius were enjoyed by almost two million notting hill carnival goers over the bank holiday weekend. dancers and crowds were sprayed with water to keep them cool at what's been described as a successful celebration of music, colour and dance in west london. police made arrests in line with previous years, which, when you take the size of carnival into account, is less than half the rate of arrests of events like glastonbury. formula one motor racing science is lending its knowledge to supermarket fridges. sainsbury‘s is trialling new technology which is based on the aerodynamics of f1 to make it more efficient by keeping cold air—in and reducing it's carbon footprint. over half of electricity used in supermarkets is in their fridge areas, with some people suggesting the fridges should have doors. at home we're all very careful to s

sharing this photo of the fab four, and prince charles and camilla also posting, quote, a very happy eet photos. of course her sweet prince charming posting, happy birthday to my amazing wife. thank you for joining me on this adventure. love, h. isn't that cute? that's his cute little nickname. i love you, r. this is meghan's first birthday as a new mom. she reportedly celebrated at home with baby a. >> you just take a theme and you run with it. love that about you. >> it's called beating. >> good. >>> in sports news, i guess winning this year's all-star mvp award apparently is not enough for cleveland indians pitcher shane bieber to get the credit he deserves. baseball card topps has his name as justin. oh, shane. shane called out topps on twitter with one sarcastic word, writing nice. they took the slipup in stride posting, is it too late to say sorry? >> that's pretty good. [ applause ] >> of course a line from one of justin's songs. apparently this isn't the first time this has happened to shane. during player's week last year he chose this for his jersey. >> the intern who came u

. >> the archbishop of canterbury called the wedding of prince charles and lady diana spencer today thethe honeymoon, while a lot of people here in london tonight are still talking about the events of the day. >> when you have great moments like the royal wedding, they are part of history and it's done beautifully and everybody has a chance to watch it all on television and everybody just wants to drink a toast to chuck and di. >> a princess who must now be aware, as it was on this day, that every single move she makes in public will be recorded and observed. a very difficult life indeed. >> we'll be back in just a moment with some closing observations and one final look at what has justifiably been called the wedding of the century. >> by the authority of the state of new york, i pronounce that they are husband and wife. you may kiss the bride. >> your wedding was seen by an astonishing number of people. 16 and 19 million viewers. how do you account for that kind of popularity? >> oh, i can't. i can't. the way it's grown is just amazing to me. >> it did appear in the '80s it was a good

. >> jon: and a royal split becomes official in the newsroom vaulter, with prince charles and princesshis, about 15 years after nearly 1 billion tv british air to the throne tied the knot with then-lady diana spencer. they had to cope children in the three years that followed, than their marriage began to unravel with the couple announcing the separation in 1992. their marriage officially came to an end 23 years ago today. >> sandra: a very interesting stuff. jon scott, a split show. new york city and washington. i think we took everybody through three hours. >> jon: i hope we did, yes. >> sandra: 's great working with you this week. i will be back in new york city tomorrow i will sit right next to you. >> jon: have a safe trip back. >> sandra: thank you. i will see in the morning. thank you for joining us on "america's newsroom." "outnumbered" starts now. >> shannon: and we begin with a fox news alert. tropical storm dorian taking aim at puerto rico today. forecasters say the storm could not become a dangerous category 3 hurricane before slamming into florida or the south east coast a

i thought that one was prince charles, and it says boris!ht have read in the papers about doctors being able to halt the menopause. that was the striking headline on the front cover of the sunday times this weekend. it is an incredible story and even to be talking about it on bbc one at this time of the morning is progress, isn't it? but here we have a proper, scientific, step forward, potentially. the exclusive article claimed a simple procedure could transform the lives of thousands of women by tricking their biological clocks into thinking they're much younger than they are. so what's the science behind the headline? we'rejoined now by simon fishel, the ivf pioneer who's behind the new treatment, by cryobiologist dr manal elgendy. tell us first of all how, actually, this takes place, what do you do and what can it do? do you want to tell them this can ok! what can it do? do you want to tell them this can 0k! it is a breakthrough and it is a big thing for women it is done through a very minor procedure. it is like a keyhole surgery, where

thunderstorm warnings in some of our areas, we had storms included ir weigh througho ttd prince george's county as well as charles saint mary's all had severe thunderstorar wnings and a pew otherlacesm but right now we're just dealing with some high clouds. but i do expect to see some patchy inght hours f into the early moin so be aware of that ifgs y tomorrow morniningservices or a sort you might run intoit. overnight tonight our overnight lows wille into the0s with tat hudity. ni strong ridge of high pressure holding stead there. that bermuda high. and a hotnd humid again for tomorrow but onceagain, a chance that we could see a pop-up storm by the time we get into the afternoon. the likelihoodit ae less than today. we're looking at some showers maybe by around the 2:00 o'clock hour and there we are at 3:00 o'clock. by the time we get to 5:00, 6:, 7:00, things start to move out and we see a calmer situation like we have right now.s tomorrow though look at this 95 in the 70, 91 in annapolis, 93 atuantico, 94 at martinsburg. remember, that's their tempatur the dew points, once again, wil be pretty high. sol it's g

. >> you know what, charles prince, once again, if the music playing, we have to keep dancing. it seems really what we're shadow dancing here in the end is everything something bad happens and we don't really fix it, it ends up stockpiling more in negative debt >> negative rates are coming about because of qe. there's been $12 trillion of world qe that has piled in the money. it's a storage fee >> what country didn't do qe >> australia >> what is the situation with their banks? >> their banks recently were at all-time highs >> there's a lot of roads on this issue, but for the moment, we're at least stable. david, back to you >> still trying to figure it all out, too thank you, rick santelli now let's send it over to jon fortt with a look at what's coming up on "squawk alley". >> tech got hit hard yet so we have some tech experts and china experts today to determine what comes next, how to position that's coming up next on "squawk alley. here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera

that popped up west of the triangle there, across southern prince william county and then across 95 an ann across pot mark s maryland charlesa downpour, lightning, saint mary's county, eas of chaptico another one cross the water in sainmary'scounty. best chance of isolatedtohowers and thunderms this evening remains to southnd east. 83 degrees 7 p.m. 819. y79 11 p.m. low temperatu stonight. really warm and sticky yet again. this has been kind of a very repetitive situation with the clouds the humidity and the really wm overnight watch futurecast, anything that kind of pops upevuring the ening hours is pretty much ov with by later on tonight. quie11by o'clock and then tomorrow, tort you off, sa rday, initially it liked it would be really sunny, saturday again, battle the morning haze and clouds. any clearing we in the afternoon could lead to pop-up showers this is two o'clock tomorrow. ot totally rain free for tomorr still a chance for passing sourm saturday night and then into sunday i think we really get sunshine back.rr hot ow, 92 high temperaturehere. 89 in annapolis. low 90s nndth west. so our well into the a0s just abou