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firefighters extended a lad torres skew three people trapped inside -- to rescue three people trapped inside. jackie ward reports. >> reporter: neighbors tell us this isn't the first time that there's been a fire here. this is the third one in this building in a year. san francisco firefighters arrived to the apartment complex minutes after they received the call. it went to two alarms because flames engulfed the unit. this is one of five people who live in 7h. >> the girl who lives there, in the part of the living room, and i saw smoke coming into my bedroom. there was smoke everywhere. >> reporter: he says only three people were home when the fire started just after 5:30 this morning. sf fire tells us two of those people are being treated for injuries from the flames and smoke. one is in serious condition. the other in moderate. they are not believed to be san francisco state students. >> just matter of minutes when we came down it was like very big fire coming out the window. so everyone is okay with it. >> reporter: he said a few months ago a fire happened right across the hall fr

relations we're talking about invasion of the consul offices and departments of diplomatic staff with a lad of being asked to leave not to stand we reserve the right to tell the truth actions however this is no doubt choice it's been forced upon us this diplomatic route has been unfolding quite rapidly and the past few days now rushed us as a. this conflict wasn't started by moscow but the u.s. administration both sides continue to said that they do want to establish good relations but giving the latest circumstances it is really unclear whether it's still possible. could have a wedding this tit for tat start back in december then president barack obama expelled thirty five russian diplomats say the kinds of election meddling president putin didn't retaliate instead he invited the children of the u.s. diplomats in russia to a new year's party at the kremlin however in july after the u.s. passed new sanctions against russia moscow expelled hundreds of u.s. diplomats causing their level to the same number that russia has in the u.s. and then after that trump extended the sanctions following a

relations we're talking about invasion of the consul offices and departments of diplomatic staff with a lad of being asked to leave not to stand we reserve the right to tell the truth actions however this is no doubt choice it's been forced upon us this diplomatic route has been unfolding quite rapidly and the past few days rushed us as a. this conflict wasn't started by moscow but the us administration both sides continue to said that they do want to establish good relations but giving the latest circumstances it is really unclear whether it's still possible. to do a chain of reporting there the u.k. is home to more is a mystic stream is than any of the e.u. country at least that's according to the blogs counter-terror coordinator he also warned that future terror attacks in europe are inevitable and the situ looks now why britain tops the list. i was. both back was right was. the. recurring terrorist attacks in europe and the u.k. have become an unnerving fixture for europe's major cities as it turns out britain is at the top of the leaderboard when it comes to the number of extremists he

just fun, a good lad, i told him, strikes the ball... ball... just fun, a good lad, i told him, go and win the cup. that's all sport for now. england have won the series against the west indies. winning with the duckworth—lewis method. up to 4000 jobs at the belfast factory of the canadian owned bombardier plane maker are under threat after a trade ruling by the us government. it follows allegations by the rival american plane manufacturer, boeing, that bombardier has received illegal subsidies from the british and canadian governments. the us ruling — if confirmed — would impose an extra 220 per cent tax on bombardier planes exported to america. tonight — as our business editor simon jack reports — the defence secretary, sir michael fallon, has threatened retaliation against future boeing contracts in britain. thousands ofjobs at northern ireland's biggest manufacturing employer could go, if us rival boeing succeeds in having tariffs of 220% imposed on bombardier planes sold in the us. leaving the belfast plant today, workers were under

he is a good lad. soi so i read a good day for him.n the champions league tonight, wins for celtic, chelsea and manchester united. details available on the bbc sport website and at —— a really good day for him. thank you for joining us this evening. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are iain martin, times columnist and editor of reaction, and the political commentator, lance price, formerly spin doctorfor tony blair. welcome to you both, thank you for being with us. the financial times leads with the labour leader's conference speech — saying his pledges on tax and rent have alarmed business and landlords. the guardian also headlines the speech, quoting mr corbyn saying that the tories are hanging on by theirfingertips president trump is being threatened by prime minister may with a trade war over tariffs on aircraft firm bombardier — that's according to the telegraph. the same story dominates the front of the i — who say "so much for the special relationship". the sun goes

applegarth was a sunderland lad with a passion for fast cars. than £1.25 million. he'd never worked anywhere else. the analysts lapped it up for a while, they couldn't get enough of him. and he thought he walked on water. but he hadn't done his homework properly. it's not in our interests or our borrowers' for them to overextend themselves. the lessons of the early '90s are burned onto all our hearts. not burned enough for city insiders. it's a people's business. in a people's business, you have to make sure that they respect you, that they like the way you've grown your business, that you've grown it correctly, that you haven't been ridiculously aggressive, and that you haven't overstepped the mark. he didn't tick any of those boxes. they knew there was trouble at t‘mill, as they say, and they knew this couldn't go on at this level without there being a heavy fall at the end of it. the city saw two problems. the rock was getting around 75% of its money from other banks, and it appeared to be taking risks to get business. it's claimed basic chec

here's been such an inspiration to me as a lad growing up and his being here. >> reporter: here is the 42nd president, bill clinton. also a who's who of california bay area politicians including brown, nunson. we'll have more on this story tonight at 11:00. live in san francisco, andria borba, kpix5. >>> to florida now where time is running out for people to leave. hurricane irma continues to cut a deadly path of destruction through the northern caribbean and is expected to make landfall in florida tomorrow. kpix5's emily turner on the scramble to safety. emily? >> reporter: alan, it's getting increasingly more desperate as the clock continues to tick. let's look at the skyline of miami right now. it's a very different kind of friday night there than it usually is. many parts of the stay, they're -- city, they're boarded unand they've cleared out ahead of the storm. >> attention, attention, attention. >> reporter: as hurricane irma closes in on south florida, law enforcement is doubling down on efforts to get everyone out of that risk area. 6 million people live in miami- dade, palm be

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while to be seen in essence is a grassroots lads combining of politics and culture over four days to kind of running parallel to the labor party conference which is a kind of offer a kind of accessible space for young people men and old alike to kind of come down to all venues and kind of engage in politics not just the right wing blairite side of labor i welcome that well principled debate engagement tree politics right from the get me in there we did yeah we've had all sorts of people in i mean there was maybe four or five thousand tickets sold probably iraq war supporting t.w.t. people may well up and i may well agree but also right i mean let's talk about you on the phone let's talk about your odds at how you've been subverting the multi billion dollar advertising industry. one in particular. the great company volkswagen just just take us through what you did to their style of evidence as well essentially the problem is in projects works of offices in twenty two countries around the world we have over a hundred officers in the network and they kind of collaborate together to kind

number of people who are without a home across the globe it across the country you know people like a young lad who lives next to me plays a bit based on the you know he's it he's live in until he was living in town his mates he was in college couldn't afford his rent anymore because the rents were skyrocketing the landlord put them up by fifty five percent just before signing called these four percent rent capture was brought in because kicked out of his house he's gone back to his parents and i said to him you know you're one of the statistics actually you're one of the people who is the hidden homeless and he was like oh wow i didn't even know that you and i if you if we could put a number on that it would be staggering and that's a good point i think that's important to remind people that homelessness isn't just people sleeping on the streets i want to get the voice of someone who has experience homelessness firsthand into this conversation erica take a look at this tweet we got from fiona green she says homelessness often affects our most vulnerable and young children so important that tho

there was a lad sat in the room saying he uses instagram for photography, when he showed one of the men vain reasons, it opens doors, a world of global expansion. before we have iphones, we knew about technology, we would only be able to reach a smaller platform. now we can branch out. are you lazy? no. i'm tasha, 19. i do history at uni. it is a common trend, the older generation always looks negatively on a younger generation. these views are not unique or special. there are certain things like social media, especially for our generation. looking negatively upon us, no truth in that. i'm not going to generalise and saying they believed lazy in our generation, some people are, so were some people in the older generation. always some truth in stereotypes, but a lot of misconceptions. why do they call you lazy? not you personally? again links to the social media thing. if you're sat on a train on your phone, rather than reading a book. people can think they're looking at themselves, not doing anything. you could be on social media connecting. do you think it is to do with social media? w

he doesn't, apparently, ride for the pony express, but he is working as a lad to keep his mother and sisters alive. when the national civil war comes, willie joins the -- first he joins an informal group of what were known as red legs. jayhawkers. these are kansasians as he admits in his autobiography who feels the kansasans picked on them. to cross into missouri and get their revenge. so he's in an informal j jayhawking kansas regiment fighting in missouri. then in 1864 he joins the kansas seventh which is the notorious jayhawking regimen. if you were a missourian and i said kansas seventh, you would know what that meant even probably today. and they had such a bad reputation for what they were carrying out in missouri that they got sent away from the kansas/missouri border. he did see some service in the south and by the end of the war, he's back in st. louis. well, what did buffalo bill's childhood in bleeding kansas and in his youth as a jayhawker in the civil war mean to him? >> you can watch this and other american history programs on our website where all our video is archived

hejust said to me, look, you're a young lad starting out in the game, i know you have just made youraces? so he just suggested sweeping it under the carpet. it was a long time ago, are you sure that he said those words to you? i am exactly sure, yes. how did you react? i went into the kitchen where my mum was still doing the washing up and she said, well? and ijust told her. he told me to sweep it underneath the carpet and i broke down in tears. former england manager graham taylor died of a heart attack in january. dave richardson said, afterfinding out about the abuse from other boys, he spoke to taylor and then chairman, doug ellis and sacked the scout responsible. he strongly denies that he or the club would have put off anyone from coming forward. earlier this year he said... now new documents uncovered by the bbc appear to show that ted langford was working at aston villa at least one year after tony brien said he first raised concerns. a lawyer representing a second anonymous victim claims that his client also tried to warn graham taylor and the club but felt ignored. he felt

does not, apparently, ride for the pony express, but he is working as a lad to keep his mother and sisters alive. when the national civil war comes, willie joins -- at first he joins an informal group of jayhawk errs. these arkansans -- these are kansans, who cody mentions in his autobiography. they feel missouri picked on them and it's their opportunity to cross the border east into missouri and pick on them. -- get their revenge. he joins the kansas seven, which is the notorious jayhawking regiment. if you were a missourian and i said the kansas seven, you would know what that meant, even probably today. he did see some service in the south, but by the end of the war he is back in st. louis. in his youth as a jayhawk are in the civil war, what did that mean to him? he does not seem to have had much interest and people like this woman, who was a slavery at the missouri -- i and people like this woman, who was a slave at the missouri border. they went through missouri and he saw blacks. "my curiosity was considerably aroused by the many negroes that i saw. i had never seen any colored peop

he doesn't, apparently, ride for the pony express, but he is working as a lad to keep his mother and sisters alive. when the national civil war comes, willie joins the -- first he joins an informal group of what were known as red legs. jayhawkers. these are kansasians as he admits in his autobiography who feels the kansasans picked on them. to cross into missouri and get their revenge. so he's in an informal j jayhawking kansas regiment fighting in missouri. then in 1864 he joins the kansas seventh which is the notorious jayhawking regimen. if you were a missourian and i said kansas seventh, you would know what that meant even probably today. and they had such a bad reputation for what they were carrying out in missouri that they got sent away from the kansas/missouri border. he did see some service in the south and by the end of the war, he's back in st. louis. well, what did buffalo bill's childhood in bleeding kansas and in his youth as a jayhawker in the civil war mean to him? >> you can watch this and other american history programs on our website where all our video is archived

nor will the offer elmer ever work in a bank again stan any lad has managed to find a new job he no runs a local youth welfare office none of their former employers were willing to discuss the cases on camera. most whistleblowers don't do what they do for their own benefit they do it for the benefit of society they do it for the greater good. and as for what i have no regrets it all comes down to the moment you make a decision after that you're just swept along by what happens it's like you're driven off from. the obviously we all benefit from this financial and economic system a lot of us simply don't want to know too much about what goes on behind the scenes i think of including. you mind if i mean as far as my family is concerned i made the wrong decision or i should have done it anonymously but that's not the right thing to do either because you need people to take a stand to put a face to the coals otherwise it just won't work because. there's no. managers to not go to day nothing to change you know the banks pay huge fines. and so watch the language of a bank with the money. this i

million copies of hank zip center books, built around the life of henry winkler as a young man, a dyslexic young ladn manhattan. the 28th book just came out and five more are scheduled. winkler is known for weighing in on behalf of president obama a few years ago in 2008. when my trips took me out here to california, i asked if i could check in with him on what his views are on what is going on right now. he quickly agreed. here is henry winkler. >> henry winkler, thank you for talking to me today. >> i'm so happy you're in my house. >> i'm very honored to be invited many and you would talk to me about politics in 2017 when everything is so stressed. any reluctance on your part? >> do you know what i did? yesterday i listened to music as opposed to the radio news. and i thought to myself, oh, my goodness, there's music. i forgot. it is like you're glued to listening to the ups and downs, and i have no idea what is happening. >> have you always been -- >> never. >> -- a political junkie? >> no. it started really just a few years ago. >> in 2008 you made a fairly iconic ad with ron howard for presiden

it was a good lad.> jimmy: were you all surprised at how many people have watched this video so far? >> it's absolutely crazy. >> jimmy: it is. have people been coming to your house? >> and taking photographs. they were trying to -- >> jimmy: what advice would you give other people who wind up having a bat in their kitchen? >> you can have my father if you want. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: your father really was the hero of this. [ applause ] off the subject of the bat, how are things in ireland right now? are you excited about our new president trump over there? >> who's that? >> what's his name? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, we got -- never mind. >> i want to thank you guys. i really hope none of you turns into a vampire after this. but that was a delightful video. if a flying rodent ever invades your home again, please send it to us immediately. okay? we'd love to check in with you. [ applause ] >> i have a -- >> jimmy: what's that? >> jimmy. i have something for you. hold on. my dad is going to give a lit

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a fantastic week, the lads at the back end showed great composure. s the line as they did and played with the great temple. a great sign leading into an exciting winter. what can we expect from england in the one—day series? what can we expect from england in the one-day series? i think they would in good shape. i said tojoe wrote before this test match it would be better to have a rest and prepare for the ashes. dealing with the west indies with some of the big stars coming back in will be a good challenge but the other big issue is how will we survive in the weather because playing later on in september, that will be a challenge for the spectators. but inevitably, thoughts will go ahead to the ashes, and still a lot of gaps in that side to fill. many thanks, joe. england's cricketer is winning that test series against the west indies. we've had six results so far in the premier league, all of them wins but the biggest of the day came in the lunchtime kick—off at the etihad stadium. manchester city thrashed 10 man liverpool 5—0. it was their best res

a lot of the senior lads would look at the fixtures and book their holidays when you are up against onethey would have a fortnight off. there was real apprehension. and a bit of fear. does not matter what sort of wicket you produce when you let go at this pace. there was fear among opponents but in their own dressing rooms there was only friendship. when you are doing well, everybody is upbeat. i think that is what i took to burnley. we had a great time every week. they used to buy me mentos. we had a great time. the people were fantastic. he was the professional, i was the amateur, but we've remained friends now for 50 odd years and every christmas morning we speak to each other and he usually tells me that it's a lovely morning, going to the beach and then to see his racehorses, while i'm telling him that it's either snowing or pouring with rain. even now when i go back to burnley i have an enjoyable time. and i've got these friends from all 50 years until now. that speaks a hell of a lot. whenever i see them they talk about that. they say, "you came to burnley and created history — h

hejust said to me, look, you're a young lad starting out in the game, i know you have just made yourou sure that he said those words to you? i am exactly sure, yes. how did you react? i went into the kitchen where my mum was still doing the washing up and she said, well? and ijust told her. he told me to sweep it underneath the carpet and i broke down in tears. former england manager graham taylor died of a heart attack in january. dave richardson said, afterfinding out about the abuse from other boys, he spoke to taylor and then chairman, doug ellis and sacked the scout responsible. he strongly denies that he or the club would have put off anyone from coming forward. earlier this year he said... now new documents uncovered by the bbc appear to show that ted langford was working at aston villa at least one year after tony brien said he first raised concerns. a lawyer representing a second anonymous victim claims that his client also tried to warn graham taylor and the club but felt ignored. he felt they could have acted quicker, they could have listened to these concerns, to enable t

we have lad, however, a here and l. nothing that was really a washout by any means what whatsoever. great to get out and enjoy brunch or whatever . same story for tomorrow. we still have some clouds and also just a chance of a spray little popup here and there. we did 85-degrees at reagan national airport. it's now 74. so pretty warm, very comfortable outside. seventy at baltimore. sixty-seven at dulles, 66 at manassas. sixty-eight at fredericksburg to the south and to the far west 6y light easterly wind. overnight tonight temperatures will be into the 630s and 70s. lit of the humidity, but it's still pretty comfortable out there at least. as we've a look ahead we have a ridge of high pressure that's large and in charge and a chance of getting maybe a little bit popup shower but not much. temperatures will remain in the 830s right across the board and even though fall is just around the corner it's not going to feel like it much. by the time five hour we begin to see a little bit of this activity. we expect to a some breaks and plenty of sunshine. speaking of the tropics three syste

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it was a fantastic week with the lads at the back end showing great composure to get across the line great temple. it is a great sign leading to the winter. i still cannot quite get my head around it. a lot of emotions throughout the week, some relief just getting it out of the way and concentrating on the game. i am sure i will step down over the next few weeks with some time off before going to australia and everything will start sinking in and what it actually means. there is that beautiful autumnal glow over lords behind you. we have a flight—mac coming up but i guess they will now take stock of the summer they will now take stock of the summerand they will now take stock of the summer and work out how to put together the best bets for what they hope will be a decent defence of that ashes. the summer as a whole, they will be able to see it has been successful, if you think back to the victory over south africa, but it is the established stars who have really shown such as anderson, alistair cooke, looking pretty at times, ali has produced some match—winning spells but in terms of

lads! after 10 staff are suspended at an immigration detention centre — a former manager says gas were warnedproblems 3 years ago. heading for ‘a perfect storm' — a senior police officer warns of the impact of staff cuts and rising crime on forces in england and wales. and in the next hour we'll... report finds that the economic gap between coastal and non—coastal places has grown. being by the seaside could lead to being among the countries or worse off for employment, health and education. and kensington palace announces that the duke and duchess of cambridge are expecting their third child. the royal family say that they are delighted. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the american ambassador to the united nations has urged the un security council to take the strongest possible measures against north korea in response to its most powerful nuclear test. nikki haley told an emergency session that north korea was begging for war — and while the united states didn't want war — it's patience wasn't unlimited. today south korea has been strengthening its missile defences as they warned the n

our last significant rainfall was september 6 when we lad a half inch of rain. we only had about an inch and a half under that really. typically by the time we wrap up this month we should be around four inches. it becomes a little bit of a fire danger. no rain in the forecast , but definitely a lot of cool temperatures. we'll be talking all about that when the news at ten:30 comes right back. i'm a lawyer, and i have clients, and i am proud to do what i do on behalf of my clients. narrator: the clients john adams and his team are so proud to work for? banks accused of money laundering. big corporations accused of defrauding taxpayers. and mortgage lenders accused of unfairly foreclosing on homes. now he wants to be attorney general. john adams: the best attorney general the powerful and well-connected can buy. i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >> this is fox5 local news at 10679. thirty. right now at has a surgery. what are you do ing? chaos on board a flight at bwi. a woman is dragged off the plane. tonight, the airline

am i not correct that if we had performed a work lad analysis over time that, not saying all 13 of them would have been cleaned up, but we might have more of these super funds being cleaned up? and we're talking about harvey so much now but i remember testimony in a previous hearing in a different subcommittee where they were talking about a site in st. louis who hadn't been akcted on in decade z as a well. can you help me out, if we had a workload analysis so we can say these are the worst ones in let's put people there. i'm happy to take answers from either. >> i'll give my short answer and mr. gomez can respond. my short answer is it's difficult to draw a direct line between the lack of a work force plan and a specific failure to be able to cover something. i think we can all say that you knew more precisely where your requirements are and how many people and what kinds of people you need to address those, you would probably have a better result, but i can't draw a direct one-to-one correlation. >> mr. gomez. >> i would just pivot from that last comment. i think that our point on our

a legal resident of the u.s. or canada. stand by for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> time to check from the dad from lad baby official. he's going through a rite of passage children and parents go through throughout their relationship. >> go in a store. >> they're in that very specific store where you can select a bear or type of bear and then build it. you see as a dad we are very aware how many toys you guys already have. >> he's got enough bears. >> this is where he asks the most husbandy of questions and she immediately replies with the most definitive wife answer. >> how much is it? >> reason, as she might, dad is just unimpressed. >> they'll be in the corridor before they get past the night. >> dad is having similar thoughts so dad asks -- >> drop me one. >> no. >> yes! >> if it's shocking i'm coming back here and you're going to build him a whole park of bears. >> before he >> it's so much better than i thought it was going to be. >> too close, zoom out it's 90% his nose but that is his face and he needs to find a toy which it might go with, he finds this teddy bear. >> i wasn't sure if it was going to work, but

cheryl lad was a, charlie angels. >> yes. >> here's another one that people just can't stop talking aboutis that nicole kidman. >> no, that was laura dern. that is nicole kidman. look at nicole kidman. >> she kissed her tv husband when her real husband is behind her back. >> that is him, aka the husband. >> and she kissed her co-star on the lips. >> yes. >> it is more than that. >> it was a quick one. it was a quick kiss. >> no, no. >> then she's like baby, i'll talk to you at services next week. >> yes. >> didn't he, i thought he kissed laura dern. >> it doesn't matter. >> he is a kisser. >> on the cheek, laura dern on the cheek. she is like hey. >> hey, she went with double hands on cheeks. >> yes. >> hollywood type. >> and then pause afterward, baby, i will see you next week >> if you go double hands on cheek, to a, what if brian. >> it is like this, right here i'm kissing a person here, oh, snap my husband is behind you. >> if you are doing that you know, you would know. >> you do it a lot. >> you do it a lot but b, would you also, you are doing tonight front of your husband because y

players are as determined as any man to get to the top of the game, judy murray has brought up a good ladmme has found that animal welfare is being neglected on long journeys across europe amid a booming livestock trade. we found livestock hauliers routinely breaking eu laws for the protection of animals in transit. animal rights groups are calling for a ban on journeys of more than eight hours. 0ur reporterjon ironmonger has spent time on the turkish—bulgarian border, witnessing some of the conditions animals experience as they're transported out of the eu. his film contains some strong and upsetting images including those of dead animals. it lasts around 16 minutes. today, there is a growing global appetite for a controversial export, live animals. sheep, cattle and pigs in particular. and the uk, along with the rest of europe, is cashing in. but long journeys in stifling crowded lorries can take a toll on living cargo. do you think animals die every summer at the border? 100%. and we have seen evidence of widespread welfare issues. this is a big problem. it's cruelty to animals. campai

shocker i think you know how good it was a year ten and i give you a year to have built you got reachable with all the hell you grew up there my lad it was like a love should be there perhaps a better view more of a little one well if you little could tell you more you who are you are you got a gun now is it a model that. it can it does your well i don't know ruger. i think the reaction has been great because i think the most important thing that we've shown people with very very. women's program and that's not just the race team but all all the program is you can be a very. good woman in a traditional sense you know you can you can be. a wife you can be a daughter you can be a mother but you can also have this adventure you can also learn to sail and teach other people than inspire people and i think because we've shown that you can do both. you can still you can still be. good i'm only woman i'm also a very talented so going off around the world showing no showing everybody how how strong people are. the young women and their families had to think carefully about the effect they're certainly would have on family life and whether