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aa has reported a sharp fall in profits for the first six months of the year.ad winter weather and more potholes across britain — are to blame. james hughes, chief market analyst at axi trader has been looking at the numbers 02. we had to get our heads around this, extremely busy so sees a massive fall in profits? it is subscriptions they want to see and not people necessarily using their services. if people work —— if cars are working properly, yes people have subscriptions but they don't need to call them out. when numbers are bad we blame brexit all the bad weather at the moment. but the weather has caused this pothole academic, is what the aa are calling it. that has caused a 15% rise in the amount of call—out to breakdowns. it is costing them more money and profits are down 65%. in february we saw them come out and warned profits would be falling. but they are trying to change and aa have an amazing brand and have been performing well off the back of that brand for a number of years but recently it has been innovation which is really affecting them. there

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. >>> leonardo dicaprio was at the gal aa to raise money for the environment.ys the auction alone raised over 7 dicaprio put on the event with others. >>> and accuweather, it's a beautiful weekend the past couple of you probably noticed it's a little cool out there. we're be in the temperatures we're supposed to. here's an active sweep across the region. this is great visibility from this vantage point. you can see air quality is good, it's really just a nice day to be outside. winds, though, gusting over 20 miles an hour at times, those winds were coming out of the north, bringing that cold air. 17 at 69, san jose 66 in oaklan in napa andw. here's a call from accuweather. over the next 12 hours, we will see that marine layer building back in like lie after midnight tonight, to we'll have closal cloud cover. mid to low 50s around the bay, some spots in the north bay where we have clear skies will allow for some good radiational cooling, the temperature will be 44 the overnight temperature in santa rosa. tomorrow, a mixture of sun and clouds early on. by the aft

el sistema de alta presión que hemos visto en los últimos días comenzará aa senda mitad de esta semanae estaremos con los detalles. >>> preocupante cantidad de arrestos contra pandilleros. >>> vaya manera de seguir la controversia, y quÉ hacía tiger woods perdido entre el público? les cuento después de la pausa. >>> recuerde que puede seguirnos a través de las redes sociales en las agresiones que ve en pantalla. además telemundo está disponible para iphone, ipad, nos olvide descargar la aplicación buenas tardes. a poco más de 48 horas de partido amistoso contra méxico, la selección uruguaya ya está listo. los jóvenes seleccionados para el pri aprovecharon esta oportunidad al máximo. >>> no se dan muchas oportunidades bonitas como esta así que aprovecharemos esto de la mejor manera. es una selección tiene hambre y es hora de demostrar de qué estamos hechos. >>> tenemos cuatro partidos de la sexta jornada de la copa en x. saludes y cafetaleros están peleando para definir el segundo lugar de su grupo y actualmente no hay anotaciones. luego a las siete veremos el partido de sinaloa y verac

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caller: hi, i'd like to aa gree with what mr. kaplan said earlier about the democrats are just not good politicians. because if they were going politicians, they would have never let hillary clinton run for president. they would have -- somebody in the party would have stepped up and ran against her. they just stepped aside, let her run, knowing that she was a flawed candidate. the woman failed at every job she ever had, including first lady. so he's 100% right when he says we're not good politicians. >> before i call on -- first of all, thanks judge kavanaugh, for getting back on the ex-- exact time. before i call on senator klobuchar, i think that some of my colleagues have raised some issues that i demand an answer and i want to speak to those points. this issue's never come up from my colleagues, but i thought as i sat here and listened to some people criticize the supreme court for, in a sense, being ought, and they always tend to criticize the president of the united states for somehow interfering in the judiciary, and i he

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happened ornight in silver spring, the coessville aa on ambe amb amberleigh drive. justin finch is live with the latest on this developing story. just a tragic story. justin? >> reporter: just a heartbreaking story and theti details are coming in, at this time. we can tell you, as you mentioned, a 57-year-old man is dead. a 48-year-old womao believed be his wife, also dead, as well. and now in the hospital, in critndal ion, three people believed to be their children, including two young cldren and a 22-year-old woman. all of them shot overni what appears to be an apparent murder/suicide, say police. and right now,ho neighbors woke up having no clue what was going on are waiting for answers. lights on at this silver spring house overnight, as police officers kept watch and detectives searched for inside and outside. even two cars and a van in thee dr and the car on the street were combed through, too. a hunt for answers after re hear. >> shot the wife and the children. >> reporter: six minutes after midnight, our 911 center received a call from one of e occupants ins

he is s a man on aa mission. he e is using new technology to capture an aerial view of ththe illegal logging opererations. he h hopes it t wl help protectct elephant habitat. >> we've been flying a uav, unmanned aerial vehicle. that gives us the capacity to fly program missions over a set route with cameras anand other sensors on n board, s so we can basicically get a an aerial vie what's gogoing on on the ground. >> [indistinct] >> ok, can you hold this? ok, she''s on course. good airspee ground speed's ok.. today we saw that a very large areaea of regrgrowth forest in e leuser ecosystem has been cleared and is being replanted with palm oil. this sort of work, collection of evidence, provides us with a much stronger case when you go to decisionmakekers and sayay, , this is what's s going on. . the are your laws. whwhy isn't actin beingng taken? it's very likely that palm oil from these, uh, illegalllly logged areas wililld up onon supermarkrket shelves unless we are very, very careful. >> as consumers, we need t

miguel is aa dedicated fafamily man. he works hard, goes to church, serves his community.mented immigrant, an unexpected traffic stop lands him in deportation proceedings. [indistinct chatter] after over a decade living in the us,, he faces an agonizing decision. gogo back to mexico, or become a fugitive in his adoptive homeland. next on "120 days" onreel south. - [female nanarrator] support for this program is provided by south arts, sponsors of the southern circuit tour of independent filmmakers, with funding from the national endowment for the arts.

donor, aa sperm procedure that is legal in france. for lesbian couples or single women, it is not allowed. such inequalities could soon change. emmanuel macron has come out in favor of amending france's reproduction loss. some 60%0% of french people agr. the issue remains divisive. lgbt groups say such discrimination much -- must stop. others say it is unnatural. originting a lineage oror is impossible because you cannot be born from two women. it is establishing from the get-go a handicap for the child. >> currently single and lesbian couples wanting -- need to go abroad if they want to use a sperm donor. a costly endeavor that raises the question whether the procedure should be reimbursed by france's national health care system. reimburse, wet would be maintaining the same inequality. >> then there is the debate about homosexual men. if others can be helped by technology, it is discriminatory that they cannot. while the government has come out against surrogacy and is not part of the proposed changes, some say it is part of a slippe

yesterday was cool aaing outside. >> and it's drizzly again. >> another cloudy day coming your way.eptember is supposed to be nice but it hasn't been. 8. inches of rain pushing our annual total to 48.50 inches of rain. 52 marshall closing in on inches this year. that's 21.76 above average. so what do you need to know about the w ther fortoday? another messy morning commute. umbrellaequired for at least the first half of the day but you'll notice as soon as you go out the door, it feels warmer today. southerly winds. yesterday that east wind kept us cool.today southerly winds, eve though the rain chances remain equally high for today it will be f warmer sure. 10 to 12 degrees warmer today than yesterday. rain dps impacting montgomery county, the district, prince orge's,arlington, fairfax, all rainy this morning. you can see here on our visibility no super t ck fog but just like yesterday morning with the clouds and the rain lower vibility. future weather carries the rain chance out of here by noontime leaving us mostly cloudy for the st of the day but at 5:00 you could see the model

varios municipios de michn o aa intensas lluvias de los últimos días.enemos las imágenes de esta tragedia que ya dejó muertos y desplazados en la región. >>> las llamas del infierno se convirtieron en corrientes de agua que trajeron a su paso destrucción y desgracia. >>> tratando de que el voraz líquido no los alcanzara esta familia movió su carro en reversa pero no todos hubieron la misma suerte porque la fuerza de la naturaleza por igual arrasó con vehículos que con casas y personas. esta mujer fue la más afectada por la tormenta. su hija y sus tres nietos no tuvieron la oportunidad de evitar que los torbellinos los arrastraran y les arrancara la vida. >>> fue cuando pasó esto. >>> los habitantes de las poblaciones de rionegro perdieron todo y ahora buscan entre los escombros sus pertenencias. >>> lo saqué para arriba. >>> este era un camión de carga que fue arrastrado por varias millas y así como un montón de fierro retorcido quedaron decenas de camionetas, carros y puentes entre los ladrillos y madera de lo que antes fueron hogares . >>> decenas de

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is no aa. what are they going to do? okay? so why is this a problem? why people are trying to reform alcohol consumption? >> so less alcohol abuse and spousal abuse or doing something to your children you shouldn't do. what about money? mom says where is the paycheck? dad said i don't have it. there goes the paycheck. there are a lot of people, women, and in a lot of religious folks in the early 19th centsry want to look at alcohol and how americans consume alcohol. one scholar does this period alcoholic republic. more americans drinking than any other time in this nation's history. and anyway there is other reforms but this is the biggest that americans are thinking about. what is significant is that it starts to, americans start to think about equality. what is the relationship of slaves? can women vote? if in abusive relationships can they seek a divorce what. is it that makes americans feel they're more equal? yes? >> do you have a document drafted during revolution that we should be able to put it into a document as well. >> so anyway because of t

i kn itis aa ut climb to the very top. a beam leading in is signed by the workers who constructed the building, as well as leaders, including the late mayor ed lee. and on day two of the shutdown of the sales force transit center after the discovery of the cracked steel beam, i had to ask. >> we are safe up here, right? >> we are very safe. sales force tower is bolted to bedrock. >> reporter: confirmed. >> reporter: speaking of safety, there is this fact sheet. i learned today the foundation is socketed 318 feet into ground into bedrock. they want people to know they are safe here. a lot of people are busy, and it hasn't come up except for the traffic issues. it is open to the public. that 61st floor will be open early next year, and it is quite something. >> that is going to be so cool. >> you were up there, too? >> actually, i wasn't. but my signature is on the beam. i was not there. but we are going to go. >> let's do it. >> road trip. >>> still ahead, a new prime time show airs tonight on cbs. >> and sir paul mccartney

aa lebanese immigrant, he spent four years behind bars in sweden for convictions related to violence and narcotics. now he is trying to prevent crime in his adopted home. at night, he and others like him patrol malmo's streets, talking with immigrants and others interested in dialogue. >> we are here to talk. we want to prevent chaos and violence so please don't have to get involved. it is a matter of prevention. reporter: he calls his initiative no2crimes. supportersrs are recruited via e internet. he knows what life is like for immigrants in the suburbs, and he wants to talk to them. half of them don't finish school. the search in violent crime has become an election issue. other right-wing populists, sweden democrats can have benefited. the hard-line stance has gained a close to 20% of the vote in recent elections. turkie also wants to talk to the right-wingers. he believes the campaign rhetoric as she blames the campaign rhetoric for souring relations between swedes and migrants. >> you are always talking about more clues, harsher penalties, and deportations. -- more police, hars

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jane: john mccain was, of course, aas, of flawed man and deeply human.any americans filing by his coffin, he w an american hero in a real sense, someone who put ideals and love of country above politics and believed passionately in something greater onan himself. those paying their respects at the u.s. capitol today was tom ridge, the former head of homeland security became friends with mccain in the house of representatives, and the two also shared the bond of serving in vietnam. ridge will be one of the pallbearers at the funeral held at the national cathedral in washington tomorrow, and he joined me a short time ago. governor, thank you for joining me. as you attended today's service, what do you think will be the legacy to coress of the man you have known for so many decades? mr. ridge: i think john -- by design, i might add -- has created in the last few days in washington to send a more hopeful message to hth colleagues ihouse and senate. i think it is designed to say i have a republican president ando at president, both of whom defeated me, giving

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academic freedom to livingston's defense, including the foundation for individual rights aup, -- tion, the aa aaup, to his credit in response to these critiques, rutgers president reopened the case recently. i think this demonstrates the that if people, including very powerful and influential people in the department of justice, simply raise your voices, we don't even have to go to court to often bring about positive changes in protecting all human rights on campus, including freedom of speech. consistent with the aclu's staunch nonpartisanship, i want to draw a comparison with the obama administration on this issue. on one hand, president barack obama himself repeatedly and strongly spoke out in favor of campus free-speech, including four racist speech, including for misogynistic speech. in fact, when i looked at the index for my book, i saw that it quotes from barack obama more than any other person because he was such an eloquent advocate of counter speech, not censorship, as the most effective way to advance equality and diversity and dignity and inclusivity and all of those wonderful rig

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been pushed bac from 9:30 to 11:00 a.re, and there reports that manafort may once again be close to aa p deal with special counsel robert mueller. we do not know if any dealas been finalized yet. manafort's second trial on illegal foreign money launderino is supposed t start next week. he was convicted of a banknd tax fraud in virginia last month. >>> new tonight, an emotional vigil to honor a teen tragically killed this weekend in southeast d.c. family and friends gathered on stanton road to remember taquan, who was shot when he was walking to a corner store sunday. also there at that vigil, members of horton's kids, a nonprofit that he was part of. that group helps withte chool homework and tutoring. he had plans to attend u-d.c. and we understand he was working to pay for tuition. >>> ordinarily, the washington hilton's ballroom only gets attention during the white house correspondents dinner, but there we e a lot ofs on that room tonight, because amazon's jeff bezos was there. shomari stone reports tha everybody was listening for clues for the new location of hq-2. >> reporter: the

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this is the incredible view from aa's hurricane hunter. just look as the plane reaches the hurricane eye. the blue sky clearly visible. >> we are in a very deadly game of chess th hurricane florence. >> reporter: in myrtle beach -- >> hurricane florence, bring it o >> reporter: -- there's a rush on and nichols is using it to protect her home. t tonight she's bolting to higher ground. >> it's important to evacuate. we don't need to take chces and put personnel on the line to try and save us. tee need to go. >> rr: still, not everyone is fleeing florence. lorain andark taylor decided not to heed the mandat evacuation order. innstead, they plan to hunker their retirement community and check on their neighbors. >> why are you staying? >> well, i've been through a lot of storms and we feel e.like this is our h >> reporter: a home now in the path of the most powerful n hurricane to threa the southeast coast in more than 20 years. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, myrtle beach, south carolina. >> reporter: i'm kerry sanders at ft. bragg, north carolina w

so, this building had been inspected a year ago, and aas fr know, there were not. >> well, there's going to be a lot of help. we will -- you heard already the director talk about the emergency assisnce that the american red cross will provide. we'll continue to work with the public housing authority. these residents are considered public housing, we'll work with the authority to see if there are any vacant units in their portfolio, but also work with the building owner and the management company to see if they have vacant buildings in their portfolio so that these residents can be accommhiated. and i ultimately what we want to get together to do is see what is the status of this building, and how soon w can ouve a plan to rebuild it. >> well,eard it there from the d.c. mayor and fire chief, the real story here is that everybody got out. 161 occupied counits, all ted for tonight. a lot of brave men and women, firefighters and 100 marines who ran toward dange today. >> and also, the fire chief and the mayor making it clear that they will follow up on the questions about whether the fire al

. >> well, these are important actually that are becoming a global standard for we need to aa -- assert actively demand protection. broadband providers have long understood this almost sacred trust that we have to have about protecting private information. in many respects, the gdpr it's the e.u. law, has become of great interest and is being applied by many companies here in america. time for our s congress to take steps, to stand up, and develop our own national framework. our own framework that provides onsistent uniform privacy protections for all consumers regardless of where they go on and a framework that's equally applied to all parts of the internet eco-system. shouldn't have the director eneral of the e.u. become the de facto privacy regulator. e need our own strong, consistent framework here in the united states that's applicable to all parts of the internet. gdpr? similar to the >> in some respects. we all have to have a strong commitment to ensuring the networks, our consumer choice, transparency, notification in instances of breach, applied, equally across all parts of the

he is still in aa at age 90 and he is sober.e was "pursued by grace," and he was —— that is how we got to this. in your case, you have said here and other places that you never drank so much that you do not remember what happened. but yet, we have heard, not under oath but we have heard, not under oath but we have heard, not under oath but we have heard your college roommate say that you did drink only — these are in use report—... another colleague that he was not credible that he did not have memory lapses... actually don't think that's the second quote. on the first book, i provided some material that still redacted about the situation with the freshman year remake andl the situation with the freshman year remake and i don't really want to repeat that in a public hearing but just so you know, there were three people in a room with dave white, jamie roach and me, and he was a contentious situation where jimmy did not like dave white. at all. so... ok. so dave white came home one weekend and jamie had moved all of his furniture