in the day, in south—western england, wales and parts of the midlands but you can see the south—east abdroad london and norwich. now, as far as the weekend is concerned, out of the two, saturday is the wetter today and then comes sunday. i think it'll be a little bit drier. 00:28:50,437 --> 2147483051:51:09,933 got to know the clinic and the 2147483051:51:09,933 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 patient. welcome to bbc news — i'm james reynolds. our top stories: charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust. the israeli prime minister hits back at prosecutors. translation: this evening we witnessed an attempt to carry out a coup d'etat against the prime minister on false allegations on false allegations in an investigation process that was biased and contaminated. a former white house official tells the impeachment inquiry donald trump spread false claims that ukraine attempted to meddle in the us presidential election. security forces in chile are accused of deliberately injuring people taking part in mass demonstrations against inequality. and — their ride ends with this. after seven yea rs,

abd then obviously it consoles me when somebody embraces me and says the grind it does when that happens here the 2 of you know lit up and sit on a bench together and ask each other how they're doing at the nationalist and then you can say i had a bad night i didn't sleep well i miss him so much toast people comfort each other like you listen when they know when i come here this time of day i'll meet hama dozens people know about each other i said why and that. caused. one point i was a poor little also consoling simply to enter silence. perhaps in conversation with the last one in this great storm and least perhaps simply to think about the relationship i've connected and not saying no. them also gave us vavasor i think this place allows full of that and it off is going to play sions awed us all to us just told us that. germany's muslim population increased significantly in the last century now muslims have their own burial sites oriented towards mecca. the migrant workers who came to this country in the 1960 s. and seventy's often wanted to be buried in their country of origin. but isl

as we look at live doppler 7 that fog right near the beaches will abd advancing as we head into the nightay this weekend your travel forecast mainly sunny, light winds for bay area airports. anywhere from the upper 60s to mid 70s if you're going to honolulu. scattered showers. 85 degrees. new york city and chicago will be seeing the sun. look how cool it is going to be. low to mid 40s los angeles 89 by contrast. warm and sunny. hour by hour look 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. fog into the north bay. into the east bay shore line. along the coast line it will start to pull back and as we head into the bay side communities seeing the sun. in the afternoon most areas will see bright skies except a few along the coast. temperatures from the upper 30s tomorrow morning in santa rosa to the low 50s in places likeeee antioch. watch out for the fog. reduced visibility at times. tomorrow afternoon mild in the south bay. 79 morgan hill. 80 gilroy. 76 san jose. 72 sunnyvale. on the peninsula low 70s from menlo park to redwood city. 69 san mateo. low 60s right near the coast and i think unlike today you'll see a

in the day, in south—western england, wales and parts of the midlands but you can see the south—east abdhine around in places like london and norwich. now, as far as the weekend is concerned, out of the two, saturday is the wetter today and then comes sunday. i think it'll be a little bit drier. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko 0i in singapore. the headlines: israel's prime minister is indicted for bribery, fraud and breach of trust — he responds angrily. this evening we witnessed an attempt to carry out a coup d'etat against the prime minister on false allegations in an investigation process that was biased and contaminated. firefighters battle hundreds of blazes across australia and warn it's too late for some to evacuate. i'm ben bland in london. also in the programme: at the trump impeachment inquiry, a former security official says the president promoted a false narrative.

opposition parties and backers of shiite parties in power and hezbollah who have used force against abd establishment protesters across the country in recent days. is doing what they do is just play on the sectarian. the sectarian emotions they're trying to use the tools on the streets of intimidating. peaceful protesters and this is being used basically to i think. for internal kind of balance and power struggle in between the establishment parties opposition parties have been accused of hijacking a popular uprising for almost 2 months there have been protests against the political elite who are refusing to give up power and that it was a history of civil war and there was stability that is why many are concerned the longer this political crisis lasts and the longer people remain in the streets the likelihood of more violence increases jennifer their favor. a brazilian court has convicted a former president luisa last year lula da silva in a 2nd corruption case has been sentenced to 13 years in prison he was released from jail earlier this month after the supreme court ruled a person c

the evolution of lindsey graham leads me to the evolution of trump supporters changing their tune on abdeshed, revised, his story. >> yes. gordon sondland, the ambassador to the european union also has evolved as relates to his testimony behind closed doors where he says, well, actually now in early september i did, in fact, tell a top ukrainian official i thought that the aid, military aid was tied to opening an investigation into the bidens, which complicates a lot of explanations from republicans. play how they've handled it from a few. >> sondland's opening statement he says, exactly what president zelensky said and president trump said. no quid pro quo whatsoever. >> y'all want to make a big deal out of mr. sondland's presumption. he said it was his prezimpgs. >> gordon sondland sends a text to taylor saying i think you're wrong about this. this was no quid pro quo. >> i don't think his latest revisions change that. far as i can see ambassador sondland said he presumed. >> again, kellyanne conway, jim jordan's work speak for powerfully than anything i'd add. watch them, ask your bra

it was contradicted by sdf commander mazloum abd tweeted -- "during erdogan-donald trump meeting, turkish forces launched fierce attacks on predominantly christian town of til temir, causing massive displacement of the residents, in clear violation of the cease-fire agreement. in the gaza strip, palestinians have agreed to a tenuous cease-fire with israel prosperous military. the ceasefire took effect overnight, at least fifive rocks were launched from gaza, prompting air raid alarms in southern israel, where one millllion israeli children were ordered to remain at home. several israelelis reported d mr injuries from falling rockets. gaza's health ministry says 34 palestinians were killed in the fighting, with dozens more wounded. among the dead were eight members of a single family, including five children, who were crushed to death when an israeli airstrike flattened their home. the bombing erupteded after isrl bombed the h home of a senenior member of f the palestinian grop isislamic jihad d on tuesday, killing the commander and his wife and injuring their children. in mexico city, exi

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really spooky, i had no idea how pertinent his lyrics, his poetry and his music were to the movie, abdte arrival that you just described. i just went, "oh, my god this guy's really deep and profound." and had very, very great things to say about what it is to be human, and how difficult it is and how complicated it is. >> seth: when you get a message like that from the work you're - you know, this is not an adaptation of a song, but the song is the inspiration, somebody else's work >> yeah. >> seth: when you get that from them, are you so excited 'cause you're, like, oh, my god. they had given me more than i even thought or do you have fears of, like, oh, i better not blow this 'cause this is now more than i thought it was going to be >> it happened over such a long period of time >> seth: how many years was it from start >> eight >> seth: eight years >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: wow >> yeah. >> seth: that you guys -- your marriage survived. [ light laughter ] working on an eight-year project of any kind. >> yeah. absolutely it's extraordinary, isn't it >> seth: that's the real chris

opposition parties and backers of shiite parties in power and hezbollah who have used force against abd establishment protesters across the country in recent days start. doing what they do is just play on the sectarian. the sectarian emotions they're trying to use the tools on the streets of intimidating. peaceful protesters and this is being used basically to i think. for internal kind of balance and power. struggle in between the establishment parties opposition parties have been accused of hijacking a popular uprising for almost 2 months there have been protests against the political elite who are refusing to give up power that was like the story of the cold war over civility that is why many are concerned the longer this political crisis lasts and the longer people remain in the streets the likelihood of more violence increases jennifer their data. recovery efforts in kenya have been stretched beyond their limits by devastating flooding and landslides in west polka dots so people looking for their missing relatives have been forced to do the searching themselves at least 65 people h

exactly is going to happen next because when you look closely at the statement from prime minister abd it does not give a timeline for when exactly his resignation is going to take effect it says simply that he is going to be submitting his resignation to parliament as soon as possible so that leaves some room for doubt when it comes to these protesters who really have a big trust deficit when it comes to the government here they've been telling us again and again they do not believe the rhetoric that they hear from parliamentarians now i spoke earlier to one women's rights activist named not mohammed and i asked her specifically about what this meant to her and to the demonstrators they were out into harir square what were her feelings about what she had heard happened today and here's what she told me. killings of hundreds of demonstrators in the past 2 weeks cannot go on this feels like the victory of the uprising people that finally the power and the willpower of the people of the uprising has overcome this has caused euphoria in the 'd demonstrating people here in the here square

at the dinner, a bunch of abd's were milling around the table where the cards are being handed out. a person which after writing his dissertation, went on to a career in film and on the stage. when some of us wished out loud that we could have more than one check of cards, -- one deck of cards, one person quipped, it is the west, just take it. [laughter] susan: this reminds me how crucial it is to keep studying places termed the west, and have seen int we imperialism and colonialism. quip, of only a course, it is a critique born of academic inquiry and historical trauma. it is also a form of indigenous humor not always legibly funny outside of indian country, but western historians get the joke. non-western historians get it, too, because the taking because a continental and global process for which the west stands as -- i just learned how to pronounce that word. [laughter] susan: howell parks came to stand for the whole has its own history. casualhis as observations as it is writing and teaching american history that drives home the continued relevance not only the self-consciously