abbey road was a dhnoamlaying together. >> he's now remaster the sound to mark the 50th anniversary.rough his veigns his father helped to launch the fab four from right here in this studio. >> the beatles and that album helped to make abbey road one of the most famous studios in the world but paul mccartney said when they first starting recording her wornt allowed in the front door and had to use a side entrance. >> we'll try once more very loud and if we don't get it try it the other way. >> insight to a band in harmony. not acrimony. and the album gave rise to another song-rising talent. ♪ here comes the sun ♪ >> turns out george harrison could write too. >> george harrison wrote a song very perfect for right now in the universe. ♪ something in the way she moves ♪ ♪ >> he suddenly hit this rich veign. >> the top of her talent at the top of their game and about to end it all as aband. >> t >> they were about to cut it short themselves but abbey road is like the light was shining and switched off by the band because they didn't make any more records but the record they left us with i

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paul mccartney tweeted it's hard to believe that abbey road still holds up after all these years. but then again it's a bloodied cool in hollywood. i'm david and. and before we go just a little peek outside checking back in on the bay bridge and now we have a longer life. >>and the cash lanes on the left so be prepared for that weight will check more bridges and drive times after the break stay with us. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, the time for 29. >>we're talking about the weather forecasts and it's sunny and warm and nice but may too warm for some folks, depends on how you like it. yeah we were both outside on saturday at and we're at the coast we started daryn toasty hours man as yesterday was up in nation was also war. ok stayed in the shade so that's just that's the trick i found out the shades state court. an ac to i guess work stops and so we're going to more shade more ac get the fans going today because you said it's warming up today's going to be hot. yeah, teeth, i know after today though we ha relief in sight. there's o a silver lining actually of clouds to

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and a beatle reveal something about abbey road. here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. >>one over to twitter account of the rescue. people the univision your pies a singer. tex huge hartenstein more parasite the korean film that won top honors at the cannes film festival is making its mark in the u s. >>it made $376,000 its opening weekend in just 3 theaters that's more than 125,000 per theater. the highest weekend average of any film in 3 years. a royal honor for bernadette peters the tony and golden globe-winning actress is this year's recipient of the prince rainier the 3rd award for her artistry and philanthropy peters will be honored at the 37th annual princess grace awards gala november 25th in new york, none of us hold to a saying that says ringo starr says abbey road which just turned 50 wasn't intended to be the final studio album, the beatles ever recorded. you know we didn't know location. ok well that's it for those you know. >>we walked away just like we finish that record now we're going on. you know things happen and it did actually end up in the last one

stminster abbey celebrated the 750th anniversary of the church's consecration.ewshour weekend's megan thompson has the story. >> reporter: church rang out earlier this week for the gothic-style church wase french 3,consecrated on october 1269, by king henriii. >> this is the third church on this site, and it's 750 years old this week. >> i mean, the place is unbelievable iterms of the number of... number of things that go on, the number of visitors who ce, the enormous number of people who come and worship day by day by day. and even some we havhundred, 2,000 on sundays on average, so it's an extraordinary place with lots going on. >> reporter: queen elizabeth and camilla, the duchess of cornwall attended a service in observation of the anniversary and met withhurch officials. 16 royal weddings have been held at westminster as wells every royal coronation since 1066. the church was originally founded by benedictine monks in 960 a.d. and over the centuries has welcomed worshippers from l over the world and of various faiths. >> i think a very important t theme ab

gloria boringen and abbey gill ip and david axelrod. i don't know this person is a common trope from president trump and michael cohen and and others. i want to read something else from the ambassador's statement. >>> ambassador sondland tried to explain that president trump is a businessman. when a businessman is about to sign a check. he asks the businessman asks somebody to pay up before signing the check. i'm not sure what that means. sondland is himself is a businessman and knows of what he speaks in terms of that. but it seems perfectly aligned with how the president sees the world. but in business he was known for stiffing people and undercutting how much he paid suppliers. and this is not his money, it's american taxpayers money. >> that's the point. this money had been appropriated by congress, period. supposed to go to ukraine. whereas mr. taylor pointed out today, 13,000 ukraines died at the hands of the russian. and this was an existential issue as far as he was concerned. instead the president was playing politics and said

crystal dunn, sam mewis, abbey daal kemper, and jessica mcdonald's. thank you for making north carolina proud and congrations again to the north carolina courage. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, today thanks to the relentless efforts of our military special operations service members, isis leader abu backer al-baghdadi is dead and our world is a safer place. saturday night's victory over o the violent enemy is due to our troop's selfless sacrifices and superior work with our nation's intelligence operatives. president trump has shown that under his command there is no safe place for terrorists. and i thank him and our troops for helping keep our country free and safe. providing national security is the number one job of the federal government. now it's time the house of r

thus works like abbey road, which we havejust programme.t, seem like classical music. how could people have done this? well, of course, it was the way people used to do it but the last man that does this, presents the work in the order which may want to markedly due to hear it is cold pie, perhaps radiohead as well. that is it, the way musicians wa nted well. that is it, the way musicians wanted to work, rather than a short piece of music. let's have a look at some of the ones in the top ten. # i'm in love with your body... # i'm in love with your body... # baby, your smile's # baby, your smile's # forever in my mind and memory... # let go of all of our goals # let go of all of our goals #we # let go of all of our goals # we both ain't kids no more... # we both ain't kids no more... #we # we both ain't kids no more... # we only say goodbye with words # we only say goodbye with words # i died # we only say goodbye with words #idieda # we only say goodbye with words # i died a hundred times # i died a hundred times # you go back to her # you

they know that our committee also recognized abbey for implementing democratic reforms when jiminy theo peons respect. he did a lot for example releasing prisoners and granting freedom to people. in only one year he has brought so much change hamby is the one who made freedom of speech possible for ethiopians. even outside of ethiopia he has a great vision for all africans he believes in peace democracy and equality he's one of the best leaders for africa right now. abby was praised for mediating in other regional conflicts like here in sudan the committee set the prize was intended to encourage these efforts for peace i'm jim ocracy in ethiopia and the region. and prosecutors in germany say the man accused of killing 2 people in eastern germany wednesday has confessed they say the 27 year old german has also admitted to having far right anti semitic motives the city of holiday still in mourning 2 days after a gunman tried and failed to storm a synagogue worshipers marking the jewish day of atonement event killed the woman in front of the building and a man at a nearby kebab shop the at

the nobel committee also recognized abbey for implementing democratic reforms when jiminy theo paeans respect. he did a lot for example releasing prisoners and granting freedom to people. only one year he has brought so much change be is the one who made freedom of speech possible for ethiopians. he even outside of ethiopia he has a great vision for all africans he believes in peace democracy and equality he's one of the best leaders for africa right now. abby was praised for mediating in other regional conflicts like here in sudan the committee set the price was intended to encourage these efforts for peace and democracy in ethiopia and the region. and fought the fallout from the ban on nike coach alberto salazar for doping violations continues to shape the world like his world famous project powerhouse the training middle and long distance from this is to close in the wake of. nike's oregon project has been home to some of the world's greatest athletes for nearly 2 decades british 4 time gold medalist mo farrar is likely the most famous of the bunch trained in oregon from 2011 to 20

this must be the downton abbey effect that they would believe a toff like this at all will believe a all will be well and it is interesting he is using a lower tone than the very gung ho way he was operating under before. he is writing for the telegraph and maybe this is his new column and he will get £250,000 as well... i am sure the british public will make their own decision... just before we move on to the sunday times — in fact let's move on to that. in terms of the concessions everybody‘s talking about, it is the backstop they are talking about. we do not know the detail... it seems obvious it would be the backstop. would there be a hard border in ireland? a border in the irish sea? tim shipman, a political editorfor the sunday time who was good at digging out what is going on behind the scenes, he says borisjohnson is to offer eu leaders what he describes as an historic bargain. basically he is hoping to deliver a deal or an agreement on no deal including a number of side deals which would smooth the progress through. either way, it which would smooth the progress through. eit

prime minister abbey to do but we have to recognize the massive strides he has taken ok quickly what possible rippling effects of this award to other african countries facing conflicts well obviously i think one major one would be that of diplomacy when it comes to resolving conflict there's a lot of hard headedness we see across the continent but he has shown that there can be some give and take sacrifices for the sake of peace and that's what we've seen him do particularly in the case of eritrea so hopefully other countries can learn from all of this. on cue. from a south african president jacob zuma is to face trial on corruption charges this is out the records dismissed his application to halt the case for good zuma has been charged with 16 counts of fraud racketeering and money laundering relating to a multi 1000000 dollar deal dating back to before he took office zuma was president between 20092018 but he was forced to resign over a separate corruption allegations the trial could start as early as tuesday. let's bring in our correspondent to zuko malo in johannesburg for more o

the bomber pilot inscribed on the walls of westminster abbey.ou will find fighter pilots but not bomber pilots because when churchill need them to do these nasty things, because democracy in britain was at stake but after the war he would dishonored arthur harris to restore the moral unit on does universe that was upended by the war and to move forward and that will require both parties on both sides to shake hands and say this is for the american people and for the rule of law and for free market and democracy we will do better in the future and not acknowledge his past behavior. so we can make a symbolic break to dishonor the behavior that was necessary but should not be acceptable in ordinary times. does that make sense? >> are you comfortable with the term whistleblower as it applies to the person who discussed the conversation between the president of ukraine and president trump in regards from what i have heard it is mostly secondhand information and the person is anonymous. regardless of what the future people are discussing it may bring

nat aki two yea rs carried out the abbey nat aki two years ago was also local man?elling, we're talking about something serious. sorry, carry on. that is what is unsettling, and troubling, that it would be a local person from greater manchester. like last time. that makes it fearful and anxious, the city. but i have to tell people, we prepare for this all the time. it will be business as usual in manchester, workers will be coming to work and we need to support them. we live in very difficult times, every city in the world has to face these challenges, we are always prepared, thankfully, our emergency services saved lives and so, come in and support manchester over the weekend. thank you very much indeed. at the end of a traumatic day but a day where thanks to the swift actions of those two police community support officers, are much worse tragedy, perhaps, has been averted. back to you. rogerjohnson, many thanks, in manchester. britain and the european union have agreed to intensify discussions about the terms ofa brexit deal, over the coming days. the announcement

and coming up on the programme, the beatles‘ abbey road album returns to number one in the uk, 50 yearser it first topped the charts. good evening. the duke of sussex has begun legal action against the publishers of the sun and mirror, in relation to alleged phone hacking. documents have been filed on behalf of prince harry at the high court regarding the alleged illegal interception of voice mail messages. a spokeswoman for news group newspapers, which owns the sun and the now—defunct news of the world, said... "we confirm that a claim has been issued by the duke of sussex. we have no further comment to make at the current time." earlier our royal correspondent jonny dymond told me there are two separate but linked legal actions taking place. against news group newspapers which owns the sun, used to own the news of the world, which was probably the most high profile user of hacked voice mail messages and mirror group newspaper which owns the daily mirror. we know that the claimant in this case is the duke of sussex, that is harry, and buckingham palace has confirmed they have launched

president and the host prime minister shinzo abbey a noticeable difference from the one taken a month after the shoji was killed and dismembered inside the saudi diplomatic mission a year old the journalists body has never been found but it seems that the world's leaders have moved on and it's business as usual stephanie decker. legal and political pressure on israel's prime minister is expected to intensify on wednesday the attorney general is beginning pre indictment hearing since 3 separate corruption cases but human netanyahu maintains his innocence the indictment well make it harder for him to negotiate a power sharing deal after last month's inconclusive election arafat's that reports from western. one main theme emerges from the challenges facing benjamin netanyahu both in their content and in his response the israeli prime minister's concern for what his critics call his obsession with his media coverage. after a 3 year flood of systematic and partial leaks it is about time that the public hears everything also my side in a complete whole manner without mediators without since

meanwhile, the new "downton abbey" movie dominated the box office this weekend.he film's promotion, you can now book the "downton abbey" castle on airbnb. other movies have done this before. there have been limited-time listings for tony stark's cabin from "avengers: endgame" and bella swan's family home from "twilight." and my personal favorite, the hole from "silence of the lambs." ( laughter ) note to renters, before leaving, it puts the lotion in the basket. ( laughter ) and it loads the dishwasher. meanwhile, in restful slumber news, these new earthquake- resistant beds are making the rounds online. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ aww, yeah! ( laughter ) wooo! who knew that being buried alive in a cold metal casket could be so funky? ( laughter ) now, as you can-- thank you, funksters. now, as you can see in the video, the device acts as a normal bed until an earthquake is detected, whereupon, it becomes a mini-fortress, which can be stocked with food, emergency supplies, and plenty of water. there is no toilet, however, so make sure to bring a pillow case you don't care about. ( l

i'm abbey fernandez. with the behind the scenes digital exclusive, you've heard a lot about the shake alert system. but it's seen it in action. changer for california. here's a look. >> what's amazing is that everything that's in this box right here will record all the earthquakes that we would expect to have in the bay area, everything from less than a magnitude 1 stuff that you just can't even feel all the way up to the largest earthquakes that we would expect to have in the bay area. magnitude 7 and above. so what we have here is actual data logger. so the censors plug into this instrument here. we continually update as more data from more stations come in. and so that's why you see updates and change of magnitudes and intensity and that sort of thing. seismically speaking, this is an excellent location. we don't have any and we are right on top of bedrock. there's a lot of work that goes into these few minutes of us installing the censors and getting it on the air to record earthquakes. >> that look a

this splendid building in mid left was originally in the abbey for the past 2 centuries it's house the headquarters of phil. the company has been making ceramics since 7848 some is displayed in the museum 15000 town painted art nouveau toilets cover the walls of the museum cafe among the designer pieces is this washbasin by luigi from the 1970 s. . the mosaic floors of the infamous titanic were made in metal off. the factory strand all tableware for consumers and fine china for monarchs and pope's. porcelain for met love is exported to $125.00 countries. manufacturing ceramics still goes on in silence today but mining is history what's left is a fascinating industrial landscape and some parts are even open to visitors the best known attraction is the 1st link to the largest iron works in the country industrial monument and a unesco world heritage site. the folk lincoln iron works its melted pig iron for over 100 years until 1986. it's the only iron works from the boom time of the industrial age to be preserved completely intact tourists give visitors a glimpse of working life from long

. >>> "the addams family" opened in second, then gemini abominable and then "downton abbey." >>> therere pumpkins and then there's the annual contest in half moon a bay. the huge prize someone could take home today if their gourd sets a record. >>> the planned pg&e power outages are over. the company gives another apology an warning to customers. >>> the crisis in syria getting worse by the hour. good morning, we'll have the details coming up. . >>> good morning, everyone. happy monday. it is october 14t wee so glad yo th t morning. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. good morning, lisa. >> good morning liz and kumasi. we have some fog out there. you can see it up in the north

punk designer vivienne westwood and london's acid house scene she based her club outfits on st clair abbey unusual ornamentation. the spirit of the time in berlin. in the street well look this is street where look is still around it's a look that quite a lot of people who are still going to techno raves or spinning discs. this is how it's become a general life style culture worldwide so it's quick work of one so i got mine. the look has moved from the clubs of the 1990 s. to the runways of today. in paris the young game shows its collections influenced by. techno and berlin's club culture. the labels founders issue in benjamin who's a being 1st met on the dance floor because initially they focused on fashion for the multicultural community in berlin's nightlife. for us it was all about representing ourselves making our story being seen in fashion we see people and then we sort of fall in love with them and they could be friends they represent someone that we once when we were younger also when we're going to some older does it represent someone we know it's really like it's kind of like fe

rt: abbey, the president theebe canro't tru so-called deep state oret bureaucrs he ts rust are not foreigservice officers who ta to uphold the constitution and represent u.s. interests. why the pull outside of the haf comma?us : youin hit it head-on, the't president doerust the government that he runs. he believes there's a deep peop lle heru can't, not just in the intelligence community, which he's been vocal about, but also in the state department and other federal agencies so he has leaned on giuliani, someone he's known personally for a long he didn't know t two other gentlemen who were charged this week. t he certainly was around them and giuliani was clearly working concert with these two men to push a certainnda on the president. one other piece of context in all of this as toluse alluded , the guard rai are gone. over the l year or so since the president has had an acting chief of sta s, mick mulvay, white house sources talk abo howhe mulvaney hasn't bd to try to cin aonta t paragon of sel control but other chiefs of staff have tried more to kp at least handle o who w talking to, when he

and focus features' "downton abbey" brought in $8 million. anne-marie?y, and i know "joker" has received criticism. obviously it didn't hurt at all. the "joker" is king at the box office. >> i'm going to see it. i didn't get a chancehis >> i scare easily. i'll wait for you to tell me how it is. >> i'll give you the review. >> thank you, tom. >>> ahead, one of television's most recognizable personalities for decades has died we remember zany confetti-throwing comedian rip taylor. rip taylor. these are real peopl not actors, who've got their ee,czema under control. with less eczema, yon mskev eal yourso skin tl ol up from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin. and, had significantly less itch. that's a difference you can feel. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphyla

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robert: abbey, the president says he can't trust the so-called deep state or bureaucrats yet he trusts rudy giuliani and others who are not foreigservice officers who take the oathat to uphold the constitution and represent u.s. interests. y the pull outside of the usl chain of comma? : you hit it head-on, the presidt doesn't trust the government that he runs. he believes there's a dp layer underneath the top layer of people he can't trust, not just innc the intelli community, which he's been vocal about, but also in the state departmen and other federal agencies so he has leaned on giuliani,omeone he's known personally for a long time -- this week he's claimed he didn't kno t two other gentlemen who were charged this week.er but heinly was around them and giuliani was clearly working oncert with these two men to push a certaingenda on the president. one other piece of context in all of this as toluse alluded to, the guard rai are gone. year or so sinceas the president had an acting chief of sta s, mick mulvay, white house sources talk abo try to contain t president. trump has never be

we're going to be forced to well if you had done that prime minister when he came in brown is the abbey wouldn't have had to condemn police brutality pledged to return rein in the security services tackle what he called economic mismanagement corruption and rights abuses all of this spending phase you want to spin off this is also misplaces because premise that abby has not come from a blue moon he has done the other way where he came for us and they're with us he's cleaning up illnesses and no no it's not he's not cleaning up his misses he's going on if you'll mess up the mess you left part and i think this is also misplacing and i really always say that you know correctly this is our party's admission of our collective mistake and then we put in place properly these are the things that you failed to do by november last year dozens of intelligence officers and high level officials have been arrested including people from the military run metals and engineering corp met tech on charges of corruption and human rights abuses you let them put those charges through that speed that is the st

the nobel committee also recognized abbey for implementing democratic reforms when jiminy theo peons respect have over the name of the he did alone for example releasing prisoners and granting freedom to people. on the island doesn't mean only one year he has brought so much change is the one who made freedom of speech possible for ethiopians. he even outside of ethiopia he has a great vision for rule african people lives in peace democracy and equality he's one of the best leaders for africa right now. abby was praised for mediating in other regional conflicts like here in sudan the committee said the prize was intended to encourage abbie's efforts folk peace and democracy in ethiopia and the region. let's get more on the story now we have. with us here in our studio hi tommy tells more about why peacemaking efforts have been so significant well the. stalemate has been one of the most serious and most difficult conflicts to saul's in africa they had this war between them between 198-2000 after that even though the war stopped there was still this tension between them the stalemate a

the nobel committee also recognized abbey for implementing democratic reforms when jiminy theo paeans respect. he did a lot for example releasing prisoners and granting freedom to people. by letters you know only one year he has brought so much change is the one who made freedom of speech possible for ethiopians. he even outside of ethiopia he has a great vision for all africa he believes in peace democracy and equality he's one of the best leaders for africa right now. abby was praised for mediating in other regional conflicts like here in sudan the committee set the price was intended to encourage abby's efforts for peace and democracy in ethiopia and the region. straight to ethiopia's capital addis ababa that where we joined i did you before to get me can ask you a welcome maria what is expected. well prime minister abu ahmed was one of the main favorites to win the nobel previous prize this year he was already very known on the internet into international they were making peace with long time eritrea which tracks an important box actually for the nobel committee and also this year

despite the official us exit and the american border patrol was reportedly seen on friday near tel abbey at the pentagon also said its troops came under turkish artillery find it barney another border time although nobody was. there have been more violent clashes in ecuador's capital which has been in the grip of anti sterrett and protests for a week now spearheading the rallies are indigenous ecuadorians who continue to converge on quito one of their demands is that the country's president overturns subsystem cuts into mental as part of a loan deal with the international monetary fund something then a mere a no refuses to do. yes been another day of protests and violence here on the streets of quito as riot police clashed with protesters specially with members of the indigenous communities that came here to tito from all around the country. hundreds of indigenous people came from all across the country to join the large group that has been camping in the city center for the days this new group came from the amazonian region issue issues. and was well organized and ready to clash with po

the nobel committee also recognized abbey for implementing democratic reforms when jiminy theo paeans respect coupled with the name of the he did alone for example releasing prisoners and granting freedom to people other than those of the bundle of doesn't mean only one year he has brought so much change hobby is the one who made freedom of speech possible for ethiopians. he even outside of ethiopia he has a great vision for rule african people peace democracy and equality he's one of the best leaders for africa right now. abby was praised for mediating in other regional conflicts like here in sudan the committee said the prize was intended to encourage abbie's efforts folk peace i'm jim ocracy in ethiopia and the region. let's check in now on some other stories from around the world a court in south africa has ruled that former president jacob zuma will stand trial for corruption his application to stop the case was rejected zuma you see here in the file footage is alleged to have taken bribes during his time as an economy minister in the 1990 s. he denies the charges in ecuador thou

the "no new jail" coalition who was very much involved in partnering with my office, and my staff, abbey river mesa, who did a lot of work on this as well. first wearing going to hear from the budget and legislative analysts. they did a report that was recently released that really broke down what exactly is happening at 850 bryant, what the costs are per individual, the staffing, and some of the things that have been done so far. in analyzing these numbers, i'm interested in hearing from all of our propertieds opresenters on whaty believe these numbers mean for our jail population and specifically for the closure of the jail. >> thank you, supervisor haney. we have been joined by supervisor fewer, and we have comments from supervisor wal toon and supervisor fewer. supervisor wal ton? >> i want to thank you for calling this hearing and for everybody who has come up today. we have known for years that 850 bryant is seismicly unfit. we've had several discussions about how to best shut down this facility and accommodate both populations. the building is unfit for city employees, not just be

they want to hear, they don't have the patience to listen to a a0 minute programme, thus, works like abbeyed to be done. the last band that does this, presenting their work in the order in which they wanted you to hear it is coldplay, perhaps radiohead as well. it is how musicians want you to hear a piece of work. let us listen to the top five. # i'm in love with your body # i'm in love with your body # it's something brand—new # it's something brand—new # i'm in love with the shape of you # i'm in love with the shape of you # baby your smile # baby your smile # for ever is in my mind # for ever is in my mind #in # for ever is in my mind # in memory # in memory # girl let go # girl let go # all about those # all about those #we # all about those # we both know we ain't kids no more # we both know we ain't kids no more #we # we both know we ain't kids no more # we only said goodbye with words # we only said goodbye with words # i died # we only said goodbye with words #idieda # we only said goodbye with words # i died a hundred times # i died a hundred times # you go back to her # you go ba

forward its offensive in northern syria with another day of strikes explosions have been seen in tal abbey add to his forces and the allies are also claiming control of so look the u.n. now says that 130000 people have been forced to flee their homes and nationwide curfew is in effect in ecuador the government there imposed the measure after 11 days of protest against rising fuel prices talks to try to end the crisis at you later on sunday a powerful typhoon in japan has left at least 19 people dead dozens more are missing typhoon hugged this hit tokyo on saturday before moving north more than half a 1000000 homes are without power a cleanup operation is now on the way voters into dizzee of voting for the next president they're choosing between 2 political newcomers business tycoon appeal kawi and law professor christ saeed the 2 a seen as anti establishment millions of people in poland voting in a parliamentary election today the ruling lord justice party's widely expected to win a comfortable reelection would give the party a mandate to see through many of its conservative policies inclu

potential violence there are a number of reports and sticky lation circulating about other rallies pro abbey perhaps taking place in addison barber tomorrow as well yes it certainly is the edges of of the pasta just on paper but not the ad is above the present certainly not the ad is up about here and the leader prime minister i'll be at mit who is it would if this nobel peace prize just over 24 hours ago and i've spoken to time this idea that's what this 1000000000 is that you she says she has no where are any arrests that were offenses not aware of these arrests referred us back to the ad is arab east we're currently not taking our calls but yes certainly this goes against the very peace prize that a prime minister was awarded yesterday the ideas of peacemaking inclusiveness he released a lot of journalists a lot of people who had been jailed opposition activists in the mega was only arrest from greece from jail if every of 28 and so this is a not a good look for in the open air but as i said it will really depend on why that's been arrested all right thanks so much for that. it's time to

allegations at ealing abbey and its associated schools were often trulyjudged or floored.away — there's a lot of attention on the european union. leaders are expected to grant a delay, but it's not yet known how long it will be. it comes as borisjohnson wrote a letter — which you can see here — delaying his appearance before a select committee. chairman sarah wollaston accused the prime minister of refusing to face "detailed scrutiny". all this comes as number 10 has been forced to deny splits in the cabinet over when to hold an election. if the eu proposes delaying brexit untiljanuary it is thought the prime minister will seek a snap election but reports suggest some cabinet members want him to focus on getting the withdrawal agreement through parliament instead. so, with westminster full of election speculation, how could it be held? borisjohnson is constrained by the fixed—term parliament act. to override that, two thirds of mps could vote to end this parliament and go for an election. alternatively, the prime minister or labour could call for a vote of no confidence in

another strong weekend for down abbey which made $8 million for 3rd place and 74 million domestic. after one weekend on top abominable slipped to second place on ticket sales of million. mixed reviews and theater security concerns didn't scare moviegoers away from joker which demolished the october record for an opening weekend. debuting with 93 and a half million dollars in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>up next how a 3rd >>welcome back well if you've had a hard time carving a jack o lantern for halloween you should try doing it under water. >>how makes it a lot easier at creative group a scuba divers competed in any pumpkin carving contest off the waters of key largo in florida this weekend. nearly 2 dozen artists working in teams of 2. hughes died. tools they were about 30 feet deep near a coral reef. the big challenge keeping the naturally boy in pumpkins from floating away why they carve them to die first from detroit ended up taking first place they're jekyll an urge showed to dwinne received a free dive trip in key. largo that's amazing you know down in key largo they have a

the queen will attend a service at westminster abbey today to mark its 750th anniversary. the grand gothic structure that stands on the site today. he is one of the uk's most famous artists, and now work from antony gormley‘s 45—year career is going on display at the royal academy. the exhibition combines old and new work from the sculptor. the installation is being described as his most ambitious project for a decade. i think that creativity, in a world which is becoming incredibly information bound, is maybe the most important human resource that we've got. we are all responsible for making the future. that takes imagination. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there are minor delays on thejubilee line westbound between stratford and north greenwich. that's because of a faulty train. also, gloucester road station is closed because of faulty lifts. onto the roads, the piccadilly underpass remains closed towards knightsbridge. that is because of gas works. in knightsbridge, brompton road is closed southbbound from brompton oratory for roadworks. whitehall is clo

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