asa packer helped build the town's train structure, and today his beautiful home still stands. it is a great attraction here in the area. nearly untouched, and it is up on the hill, overlooking the borough. >> the grand building overlooks the olds mann chunk historic district, but sting into the home of asa packer is like stepping back into the 1800s. >> asa packer was man not known until he came here to ma un chunk in 1833. >> by the time he died in 1879 , packer was a household name he was a still is, philanthropist, builder of the lehigh railroad and founder every lehigh university, also built his magnificant mansion in jim thorpe on a hill in 1861. >> the home was given to the town of ma un chunk, now jim thorn, in 1912 by the last daughter mary packer cummings. she gave the town $60,000 to take care of the home. >> the remarkable three-story, 18 many reason home, remained sealed until 1954. when the borough granted trusteeship to the jim thorpe lions club. who opened it to the public, in 1956. >> we are not a restoration, we are preservation. >> the home granted national h

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one described him asa life while at work. one described him as a lovely man.ghbour said he occasionally saw mrjoseph in the front garden playing cricket with his children. he was driving a minibus from his company abc travel when the collision happened near newport pagnell on saturday morning. two lorries, one from fedex and another we re lorries, one from fedex and another were involved in the accident. both companies have expressed sympathy for those who lost loved ones and to the four people, including a five—year—old girl, who were taken to hospital. today, an it company confirmed three of its employees died in the crash and another member of staff is seriously ill. both lorry drivers have been charged with eight counts of causing death by dangerous driving and four counts of causing serious injury by dangerous driving. one of them, who is 31 and from evesham, has also been charged with drink—driving. he has been remanded in custody to appear in court tomorrow. the other driver, david wagstaff, 53 and from stoke—on—trent has been bailed to appear before ma

the international criminal court is investigating this asa criminal court is investigating this as agating this asa warcrime criminal court is investigating this as a war crime and has issued an arrest warrant for the officer in charge. 0ur command, you said that you report the truth to the people but how independent are you? —— ahmed. the un yesterday issued a report which expressed very serious concern about allegations with evidence of war crimes committed by the libyan national army during their operations in ganfouda in much of this year. as your network free to report and investigate those allegations? there are people inside libya and outside libya who worry that khalifa haftar is a military man, and he may end up moving to tripoli and seeking the leadership of this country. as a journalist, do you think it would be very dangerous for libya to have, as the nation's leader, in military man, nota the nation's leader, in military man, not a civilian politician? —— a military man. there are pockets of normality in benghazi. places where the tide of violence seems to have been stem

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baltimore and detroit for asa jackson. n now trying to win a spot with the 49ers. likely the final play of the game. throws! no! the flag is thrown. and you have got interference on san francisco which would put the ball at the one yard line. keith reaser is the defensive back. you will have one play. stacy coley the intended receiver. >> pass interference. defense number 27. the ball was at the one yard line. automatic first down. after the total juggle act. >> cris: did you see the jersey tug? that's what they call automatically. the hand hit the football without really looking at it. you can't tug on it like that. >> al: this is it barring a defensive foul in terms of regulation. and they're going to run it into the end zone! terrell newby to make it a one-point game. boy, that's some drive by heinicke. look at him. stay in and most likely go for two. >> cris: great double team here pushing right back into the end zone and then newby pushes it across. >> al: they will go for two so your prayer has been answered. >> ready for play signal. please set the play cloc

asa and mistakenly withdrew from iraq.ack into the hands of terrorist enemies. our soldiers watched as cities they had fought for and lead to liberate, and one, we re for and lead to liberate, and one, were occupied by a terrorist group called isis. —— won. the vacuum we left gave safe haven for isis to spread, to grow, recruit and launch attacks. we cannot repeat in afghanistan the mistake leaders made in iraq. third and finally, i concluded that the security threats we face in afghanistan and the broader region are in its. —— are immense. today, 20 terrorist organisations are active in afghanistan and pakistan, the highest concentration in any region anywhere in the world. for its part, pakistan often gives safe haven to agents of chaos, violence and terror. the threat is worse because pakistan and india are two nuclear armed states whose tense relations threatened to spiral into conflict, and that could happen. no one denies that we have inherited a challenging and troubling situation in afghanistan and south asia. but

but he sees this asa for the opposition. but he sees this as a victory.et to december. also making new this hour: an earthquake has killed at least five people and injured more than 60 in china's south—western province of sichuan. the quake measured 6.5 in magnitude and it's not immediately clear how serious it is due to the remoteness of the region. the incumbent president of kenya uhuru kenyatta has taken an early lead over his long—time opponent raila odinga in the country's elections. with over 40% of votes counted, mr kenyatta has 55% of the national vote. but the electoral commission has urged voters to wait calmly for all the results. french presid ent emmanuel macron is reported to be backing down over plans to create an official first lady position for his wife. the issue became politically awkward for the new president, after thousands of people signed an online petition against the move. hackers have demanded millions of dollars in ransom from the us television network hbo, saying they'll release a huge amount of stolen data if they're not paid

asa forjustice.candidate, i promised to restore law and order to our country, and our federal law enforcement agencies are following through on that pledge. we will spare no through on that pledge. we will spa re no resource through on that pledge. we will spare no resource infighting, so that every american child can grow up that every american child can grow up free from violence and fear. we will defend and protect the sacred rights of all americans and we will work together, so that every citizen in this blessed land is free to follow their dreams in their hearts, and to express the love and joy in their souls. thank you, god bless you, and god bless america. thank you very much. president tromp with that statement on the violence in cha rlottesville. with that statement on the violence in charlottesville. much more reaction to that coming up on the bbc news channel but now let's join matt taylor for the latest weather forecast. thank you very much and good evening. pretty damning of our weather

asa can just make out a forensics van. helicopters circled overhead, officers continue to look for clues in an area of open heathland. a member of the public called police at ioas am on saturday morning after discovering the body ofan morning after discovering the body of an 83—year—old man close to a path. he had been repeatedly stabbed in the head and neck. his two dogs we re in the head and neck. his two dogs were found nearby, unharmed. at a briefing this afternoon, an update into the investigation. it's a wooded heath area where the body was found and it is close to a footpath type area where people walk their dogs locally. local people must be shocked. what reassurance can you give them? local people will be shocked. anybody would be shocked at this brutal murder. the reassurance that we have our murder investigations team investigating this matter. we have a visible policing presence at the scene. the area of woodland is two miles south of east harling and popular with local dog walkers. the man who died lived in th

more pressure on president trump asa plane.e pressure on president trump as a grand jury is set up to investigate allegations of russian interference in last year's collections. i am alpa patel in london. also on the programme: one of the world's tallest building is in dubai is engulfed in flames for the second time in two years. and you are never too old to rock ‘n‘ roll, meet singapore's grandma mary as she prepares for the gig of her life. i am 81 years old this year andi life. i am 81 years old this year and i am rocking at singapore national day parade. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and nine in the morning in sydney australia, where two men arrested on suspicion of plotting to bring down an aeroplane are due to appear in court. both men have been charged with terror offences and could be jailed for life if convicted. the men were detained on saturday in a series of raids across sydney. for more i'm joined by the b

talking about this asa their commentary. talking about this as a flip—flop.igns are there of the right beginning to be disillusioned with president trump. gary, thank you. our correspondent secunder kermani is in kabul and gave us the reaction from afghanistan to president trump's announcement. at the moment we are waiting for the afghan president ashraf ghani to address the nation and give his response to president trump's announcement. i've been speaking to the former head of the afghan army, and he told me he welcomed what president trump had to say. the afghan foreign minister has also said he welcomes it. as you say, security has been steadily deteriorating in afghanistan. last year saw nearly 3,500 civilians die as a result of the violence. there had been concern here that if america were to make a complete withdrawal from the country, then that could boost the taliban. instead, president trump seems to be quite clear that he doesn't want to see the taliban take over afghanistan. at the same time, he says he believes eventually some form of political se

is a leader in space weather and designing and instruments on asa satellites to study solar physics. inspiring a love of science helping -12 and graduate students through scholarship and fellowships and and through research grants and education programs and energies nt corp. every state is a space state. unfortunately the f.y. 18 budget request cuts many programs that agency connected the rest of america. nasa education mission brick try including grant and ep score. the programs have had challenges but i don't think the way to is to eliminate the programs. we greed one of the important jobs is to help kids to learn to love science and technology and i looking to working with you and the chairman to ensure nasa can train e to inspire and the next generation of technical orkers where building rockets, building american industry in the private sector. over all the budget request is 19-point 1 billion. below the f.y. 2017 evel but those cuts were not applied equally. in addition to elimination of budget proposes deep cuts to next generation and arth science transportation systems, items

catastrophic, life—threatening flooding forecast asa life—threatening flooding forecast as a result of, and some will be had tomorrow morning. a scattering of showers in the north—east of scotland, the north—east of england, the pennines, but elsewhere, it is mainly dry. if you get a shower, it won't last long. a mixture of cloud and sunshine. 18 is a low 20s. cricket continuing at headingley, and it is looking fine to the next few days. is warming up a little as the weekend goes on. the game of by the weekend goes on. the game of rugby going on in belfast. it is looking fairly dry. showers are p°pped looking fairly dry. showers are normed up looking fairly dry. showers are popped up in scotland and northern england, and they will fade away on saturday evening and saturday night. a few mist and fog patches around, but of equal on saturday night. a few spots will be around the 10 celsius mark. then into sunday, a vast majority of you will have a lovely day. a bit of cloud and breeze, north—east of scotland could season patchy rain at that. a few spots it is in scotland will be getting t

we american inventors did have those rights preserved if the state is going to exist as a asa powerful leading nation in innovation, otherwise we won't. >> these things are becoming liabilities. >> we can do anything with them. >> we represent inventors coast-to-coast. i asked happen to run an organization in san diego, one of the largest club for inventors in this country there every year we would have a contest at the end of our year, is a contest limitation which would have to a patent pending were provisional. every year with a three to four dozen entries and we would whittle it down to ten. this year we have less than ten entries. what has changed with the patent laws have changed and the awareness that the patent laws are devastating as is what's changed. so now is a time to make this day and make it known that patents matter. when you get these laws back to where they were. thank you. >> my name is alan beckley. i'm inventor and today i'm burning my band along with my colleagues before the ptab burns up for all of us which we've already seen happening. we need to sport patent ri

that won't come asa leading the talks? that won't come as a huge surprise. not to most people.s appears to be where the government is more concerned about keeping people on side. we know that the business establishment, if you can put it that way, they are pro— remain and they have a lot of concerns about what happens when we leave these two trading systems. on the one hand, it is probably not that surprising that they have a lot of influence, but there is a significant line here, which says, the groups that donated money were given access to the team. i think that will stick in the craw ofa i think that will stick in the craw of a lot of voters. it also says that trade unions are not getting the same exposure. and david davies has been laying out some walls of his own to russell ‘s? has been laying out some walls of his own to russell 's? he has shown how determined he is to get things done, giving up his bank holiday to fly... —— brussels. he is going over there to kickstart the next round of talks. we are told it is going to be a lot more aggressive, he is going to go in and

laura muir squeezed through asa final. laura muir squeezed through as a fastest loser.o content for the gold medal. —— content. expect them to be very strong. laura muir, somewhat expected of her for the future. that is the message we are getting. yes, it was a great night last night, but we are hearing from british athletics that this is a squat in transition, on course to do great things at the olympics in 2020. let's look ahead to another one of those finals. chris o'hare is in the final of the men's1500 metres. williams to get to a final on the final evening, especially the 1500, which will be so tough. —— brilliant to get to a final. kiprop is in that as well. if he can win, the kenyon will match the legendary hicham el guerrouj, who won four championship golds. rewind five years to that amazing london olympics in this very stadium. summoning echoes of london 20 to have come flooding back during the last ten nights. five years ago, robbie grabarz was one of those medallists in the highjump. he gave us medallists in the highjump. he gave us is scaring qualification

asa —50,000 signing up last year alone. as a business expense, prices have come down.s 75 years. it is still a high cost for the average indian especially when the chance of using your stem cells for treatment at less than 0.01%. the benefit using your stem cells for treatment at less than 0.0 1%. the benefit was only limited to the baby but now we have made a way that parents can share stem cells at large and that increases the odds. it is a multi— folded benefit. experts agree that sharing stem cells will increase the chances of finding a donor exponentially. the concept of community banking encouraged first—time parents to bank their babies stem cells. we are very lucky that something will come from a baby to help babies in the future. although sceptics said the medical science is in the early stages, pa rents a re science is in the early stages, parents are willing to take a chance and pay the price to potentially protect their new arrivals. join us in the conversation online. we are asking whether stem cell banking is asking whether stem cell banking is a worthwhi

asa as a result, it will be feeling a little cooler.is adnan office, because we are closer to this area of low pressure. eventually, it will head out into the sea this weekend and take a more savvy then. we still have more rain to come after the overnight rain. we have already had some flooding during the week, and shelley read across scotland. farther south and east, the best of the sunshine. not a grey deal of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. get some sunshine across the north—east of scotland, and it could trigger some heavy showers in the afternoon. workload across northern england. could bring rain as well. most of wells could be dry, more cloud during the afternoon. sunnier skies on friday for the south—east, and it will be warmer. to the north, we have low pressure, and it gives the rain coming across scotland overnight. it does tend to become a little drive across northern ireland. clueless guys in the south. temperatures around ia or 15 degrees. quite a lot of clouds as we head into saturday, and the wet weather stil

boris johnson may as well have dressed up asa johnson may as well have dressed up as a shepherdess, gonearian kello net, really. big ben is silence. it is a national scandal! international scandal, if you check(!) —— marie antoinette. the daily mail seems to be in favour of people working on a bell tower being rendered deaf by bongs! not on the memberand being rendered deaf by bongs! not on the member and state, being rendered deaf by bongs! not on the memberand state, not being rendered deaf by bongs! not on the member and state, not on new year's eve, people are working on the bell tower, because the bells have not been repaired for absolutely ages, there will be a live that will go part way up so that if people fall ill when visiting it, they can be taken down. but obviously, this is a national disgrace... they are saying that during the blitz, it was not silenced. a5 though people were not up silenced. a5 though people were not up the tower during the blitz. health and safety has succeeded where the luftwaffe has failed. ridiculous. nazi bombs could not silence the famous symbol, i'm

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and then turn it into hong kong, a fabulous place where young people can think, if i get a skilled asa future for me and business, let business do what it does with his creates jobs, generate createsjobs, generate profits and pay tax. if you can do anything in brussels with this negotiation you can show this is a better thing than beatings for britain. some people, notjust arrived, a lot of beatings for britain. some people, not just arrived, a lot of people see this as a back door for britain and control being handed to the eu. if brexit meant brexit it meant that britain would reassert control and eu nationals would not be able to come into ireland or use it for direct bikes from london or belfast. he will move onto studies which look at... eu migrants have come to live in britain after brexit, this will beapr in britain after brexit, this will be a pr nightmare for some brexit fears that is brexit was meant to be about taking back control and copy them of movement, which look like it will continue. that is what is described in the times as a david cameron plan was rejected. '5 henry

headquarters of the monarchy, where he is waiting to princess elizabeth was celebrated 1947, when his life asaal began, and where he has attended so many events. to write at all, the duke has retained his own style, always direct, and often humourous. this afternoon, he strode across the palace forecourt. no stick for him, and would betide anybody who would suggest such a thing. and as he went, the crowd applauded. —— woe betide. by now, it was almost time to go. the royal marines gave him three cheers. hip hip! hooray! hip hip! hooray! hip hip! hooray! hip hip! hooray! hip hip! hooray! hip hip! hooray! hip hip! hooray! the royal marines played for he is a jolly good fellow. after 70 yea rs played for he is a jolly good fellow. after 70 years of service, and with his own separate programme of royal engagement is now concluded, who, today, would have dared to disagree? nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace. that is all from us this evening. newsday is coming up at midnight. now on bbc news, it is time for newsnight with evan davis. violence is reaching a crisis in our prisons, to the p

with the fellow legend, lin dan, of china, going towards the end of his career, this could be known asan the men's singles tennis. that is it for me. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hi there. yesterday was a pretty humid day, wasn't it? we did have some sunshine coming through. the best in southwest england, temperatures climbing to 25 degrees in bute. it was not sunny everywhere, a couple of inches of rain in northern ireland, 15 millimetres in just four hours in county tyrone. rain not just heavy but also thundery. thunderstorms rumbling north—east across northern ireland through the night. to the start of friday, the band of rain has moved away from northern ireland and into scotland. a soggy start with some wet weather swinging into north—west england. mild and muggy to start for many of us, 16—17 degrees. wet weather still with us for a good part of the morning across scotland. for eastern areas, low cloud with fog patches around the coast and hills. an improving picture in north

baltimore and detroit for asa jackson. n now trying to win a spot with the 49ers. likely the final play of the game. throws! no! the flag is thrown. and you have got interference on san francisco which would put the ball at the one yard line. keith reaser is the defensive back. you will have one play. stacy coley the intended receiver. >> pass interference. defense number 27. the ball was at the one yard line. automatic first down. >> al: almost came down with it after the total juggle act. >> cris: did you see the jersey tug? that's what they call automatically. the hand hit the football without really looking at it. you can't tug on it like that. >> al: this is it barring a defensive foul in terms of regulation. and they're going to run it into the end zone! terrell newby to make it a one-point game. boy, that's some drive by heinicke. look at him. stay in and most likely go for two. >> cris: great double team here pushing right back into the end zone and then newby pushes it across. >> al: they will go for two so your prayer has been answered. >> ready for play

we don't do more than we do see section asa don't do more than we do see section as a doctor.of course. but they don't push the doctors. if the patients as that, i am push the doctors. if the patients as that, iam really push the doctors. if the patients as that, i am really afraid of having a natural birth, so what can i do as a doctor? most turkish women these days hope to give birth naturally, but of course, things don't always go according to plan. and join the conversation online. we are asking whether it is right that surgeons make money out of c—sections anywhere in the world. let us know your thoughts at #businessofbirth. in other news: the un security council unanimously approved tougher sanctions over the weekend against north korea, which could cost the country $1 billion a year. the us and china agreed to the new measures after a month of talks, with the hope they will pressure pyongyang back to the negotiating table. britons could obtain more control over what happens to personal information, under proposals outlined by the government. citizens will be able to ask

baltimore and detroit for asa jackson. n now trying to win a spot with the 49ers. likely the final play of the game. throws! no! the flag is thrown. and you have got interference on san francisco which would put the ball at the one yard line. keith reaser is the defensive back. you will have one play. stacy coley the intended receiver. >> pass interference. defense number 27. the ball was at the one yard line. automatic first down. >> al: almost came down with it after the total juggle act. >> cris: did you see the jersey tug? that's what they call automatically. the hand hit the football without really looking at it. you can't tug on it like that. >> al: this is it barring a defensive foul in terms of regulation. and they're going to run it into the end zone! terrell newby to make it a one-point game. boy, that's some drive by heinicke. look at him. stay in and most likely go for two. >> cris: great double team here pushing right back into the end zone and then newby pushes it across. >> al: they will go for two so your prayer has been answered. >> ready for play

had some great fights and some boring fights but at the end of the day, i will always be remembered asahe end of the day, i will always be remembered as a winner. somehow believe that this fight would be a forest but in the end it was far from it, but the controversies remain, so to the deep unease about a fight that was unapologetically put on, primarily for the money. a fight that was unapologetically put on, primarily for the moneym was an enjoyable experience and a great learning experience. i am happy with it. i would love the win. to sports great showman delivered entertainment, but with the cheques cashed and the hype at an end, the circus has now left town. there's been a gold for great britain after liam heath finished a canoe sprint grand slam. at the world championships. heath won the k1 200 event in the czech republic, which means he now holds the olympic, world and european titles. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. on the cover of sam bourne's latest thriller, to kill the president, it says this: "the unthinkable has

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evening, when this was a troubled build—up for mo farah, once again having to reiterate his credentials asate his credentials as a clean athlete. elsewhere, an encouraging start for british medal prospects, in the 1500 metres laura muir, and the one and only usain bolt. tomorrow, he will race for the final time bolt. tomorrow, he will race for the finaltime in bolt. tomorrow, he will race for the final time in the individual 100 metres before retirement for the a packed house, great atmosphere. perfectly to start the championships, especially for sir mo farah. they're young, british, and taking on hollywood. a new generation of black actors, including john boyega in the blockbuster star wars, have been trained at the identity school of acting, in london. established in 2003, it now boasts a roster of talent that's doing well in america. the british film institute has identified a lack of diversity in film making, and colleen harris has been to meet some of the school's stars who are breaking the industry's glass ceiling. they are some of the british faces breaking into hollywood, an industr

had some great fights and some boring fights but at the end of the day, i will always be remembered asa this fight would be a forest but in the end it was far from it, but the controversies remain, so to the deep unease about a fight that was unapologetically put on, primarily for the money. a fight that was unapologetically put on, primarily for the moneym was an enjoyable experience and a great learning experience. i am happy with it. i would love the win. to sports great showman delivered entertainment, but with the cheques cashed and the hype at an end, the circus has now left town.

we are often down on them asa done well.ell, they are charming. i am pleased that the man and gianni and emily gordon are celebrating how good romantic comedies can be. if you want to sit on the sofa instead, what is your recommendation? free fire, from ben wheatley, co—written with his regular partner. he works across different genres, comedy and crime and dystopian sci—fi, but in all of his movies, there is this great feeling that things are about to go pear shaped. things are about to kick off, literally in this film, because it is about a meeting in the 70s in this warehouse in boston that goes wrong. it is a meeting between gangsters and arms dealers, and it is very tense and nerve—wracking and under free fire of the title kicks in. it is notjust a shooter ‘em up, though. there are great actors in this. brie larson, gillian murphy —— cillian murphy. it harks back to gutsy 70s action films. martin scorsese is the executive producer of this film and it does have that dirty feel about it that we had in the 70s. james, than

so these chains have been adding salads, vegetables, proposing corn asa salads, vegetables, proposingh fries, and also improving ingredients themselves, putting less salt in the food, better meat, sources of potatoes and so on. tell us about the beverage industry as well. it is not just fast food. star bucks the beverage industry as well. it is notjust fast food. star bucks spent over $1 billion last week to take full ownership of china outlets. is that a good move? a very good one. this means they are taking control of the entire supply chain, the quality of the delivery in the stores. they have big plans to increase their network which is today probably between 1500, around 1500. they are trying to open 1000 new stores. they have been adapting to local tastes as well. for example, in the menu in china, they have several types of tea with different flavours that cater to chinese tastes. i think it is a good move we will see star bucks extending very much the number of locations they have in china. we will turn to the market, starting with the virtual currency, bitcoin. a split in the

and he explained that as merck's boss and asa explained that as merck's boss and as a matter of personalsibility to take a stand against extremism. many people are seeing this as an apparent criticism of donald trump, who took two days before coming out and criticising and condemning explicitly white supremacists for the violence that occurred over the weekend, and that led to the death ofa weekend, and that led to the death of a woman. what we saw, though, in the immediate aftermath of the criticism from ken frazier is donald trump then taking to twitter and criticising him, attacking the company, saying that they were in pa rt company, saying that they were in part responsible for higher drug prices. so what have other executives done, who were part of this advisory council? have they sided with ken frazier, have some of them also resigned, or have some of them also resigned, or have some of them basically stayed put?|i them also resigned, or have some of them basically stayed put? i have spent much of my day reaching out to some of those ceos, which really reads like a who's who of th

you gave asa toughest races of my life.re going round the bend, trip twice, came out of lane. there is blood there as well. a couple of bruises. i am all right. i will need to see doctors. you know what it is to see doctors. you know what it is to double up. four days after the 5000. heat for that one. to double up. four days after the 5000. heat forthat one. how to double up. four days after the 5000. heat for that one. how do you do that now? block it out? enjoyed for bit? you have to block it out. i have enjoyed. back to basics, eat, sleep, rest. and that is what it ta kes sleep, rest. and that is what it takes if i want to come back by the five k and take herfrom my takes if i want to come back by the five k and take her from my body because this champ richard is a lot harder than anything else. the time i have run and how the races run. a little bit more tired than ever. you are not going to come back for the 5000? i will come back. are not going to come back for the 5000? iwill come back. iwill come back. many congrat

that does count asa from another angle. that does count as a catch.hat it counts. the rules are complicated, but it does count as a catch. is it the best ever? i haven't seen anything better than that, kat, i have to admit. that was incredible. thank you very much. no problem. only a month ago, this programme reported that the quality of care for the elderly in the uk was approaching a "tipping point." the care watchdog — the care quality commission — said that a quarter of all care homes were not safe enough. now new figures suggest there is also a huge shortfall in the number of beds available. the data commissioned by bbc radio 4's you and yours programme from property consultantsjll suggests that in nine years, the shortfall could be more than 70,000 beds, based on the expected growth of demand. up to 3,000 elderly people won't be able to get beds in care homes because of growing demand by the end of next year. and it's already a problem for some now. we can speak to catherine bond, who's here with her children beatrice and sam. it took catherine'

there is not a lot of wind sheer and the storm will make landfall likely corps corpus christie asa category three hurricane and essentially stall. it will be so close to the coast, it won't weaken much. we are looking at the potential for major flooding, 15 to 25 to perhaps 30-inches of rain. we have the local forecast later on. jim? >> cecily, thank you. you can follow the path of hurricane harvey "6abc".com/weather. you can read the latest on the severe storm, see the effects harvey could have on our region. other news at this hour, a man is dead after being shot three times north philadelphia tonight. police responded to the shooting two hours ago. the 39-year-old victim was shot in the chin, arm and torso. he was taken to temple university hospital where doctors pronounced him dead. the driver of a motorcycle died after colliding with a car in folsom tonight at 7:00 on macdade avenue near month ta vista avenue. the biker drove over the victim pronounced dead at the scene. >> the navy spended search for missing sailors. ten sailors were missing after a collision between the u.s.s. john m

most markets in the region are going up asa markets in the region are going up as a result, because ofronger than expect the factory sector growth in august. the purchasing managers index, that is the official one, it is a gauge of the official one, it is a gauge of the help of the manufacturing sector, and it came in at 51.7, crucially above the 50 point mark that separates growth from contraction. analysts had expected it to actually be fairly little change from july. so china's resilience is giving something of an extra boost to the global recovery, especially, like you said, at a time in the us economy also seems to be bouncing back. you just said us growth would be revised up to register growth, the fastest pace in more than two years. china has had to manage its economy much more carefully, because it has cracked down on riskier lending, it has put in place tough curbs to get its housing market under control, and we saw a growing by a better—than—expected 6.9% saw a growing by a better—than—expected 6. 9% in saw a growing by a better—than—expected 6.9% in the first half. —— saw i

brendan foster described him asa i think.oster described him as a ruthless running machine and paula radcliffe said it was one of the best races he has run and there was a great picture of him with his cheeky smile sol there was a great picture of him with his cheeky smile so i don't think there will be any booing in the stadium when he starts the race. that is the problem. when you have had a fantastic generation of athletes, who we watched in 2012 in london at the olympics, and it is great to see them back in london for this, but you get used to that level of success, don't you? and in rio as well. but eventually they have to retiring to have to replace them and give them time. yes, teams need time to renew and i was lucky enough to get the stadium twice this week to see the sport and it was fantastic and, yes, there are a number of events where the british team came forth and from where i was sitting there was no lack of support for these guys earned huge admiration for some seriously plucky efforts. these were underdogs t

they loved meeting him asa television. they loved meeting him as a person.hink when you look at all the people that have been paying tribute to him, because there is probably not a television presenter working today that hasn't in some way been influenced in watching him at a formative age and how he worked with audiences, whatever they are doing in television now. i interviewed him a few times. he was always utterly charming, always on the ball, always warm always friendly. i remember seeing him at the bbc studios over at television centre in shepherd's bush. he was coming out of a rehearsal or a meeting in the fourier and there was a crowd of members of the public having a tour and they didn't actually spot him and they didn't actually spot him and as the tour guide was busy speaking to him he popped up the back with a joke, he doesn't know what he's talking about, you want the tour? i will do it for you. it wasn't something he needed to do, they haven't seen him, he's been in show business for more than half a century at that point, he is a busy man, who

you will be getting hot under the collar asa will be getting hot under the collar as a record—breakingsweeps the continent. now it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, will perry. the headlines this evening: we‘re live in enschede, holland, where injust over an hour england kick off against the netherlands in the semi—final of euro 2017. we‘ll also get the latest on the sensational deal everyone‘s talking about. i live in a paris were the neymar plans full—size gut rumbles on but it is inching slowly towards its multi—million pound conclusion. and we meet the man tipped to take over from usain bolt as the next big star in athletics. the talking stops at 7.45 england‘s women take on the hosts the netherlands in the semi—final of euro 2017 as they attempt to reach their first majorfinal since 2009. there‘ll be a full house in enschede where we can find our reporter david ornstein. is this a chance for england to reach their first major title? in the absence of germany, spain and france, england are now the favourites for the tournament, the top ranked team left

bree newsomeme was arrested asas soon as shshe touched d ground, tyson, who stood at the bottom of thelagpole as she climbed up. boboth were charged with defacig state property, and were later released o on bail. under mounting pressure, state legislators voted to remove the confederate flag permanently the following month. wewe go now w to charlotte, norh carolinana, where we're joined y bree newsome, an artist, singer, and activist. welcome to ♪ your thoughts on what happened to charlottesville and reflecting back on your actions, listening to takiyah as she has opted for today, facing felony charges for taking dowown a monumement. your thoughts? >> first of all, thank you for having me back. i think one of the most dangerous things that could happen in this moment would be for us to analyze the events on saturday in charlotte in a bubble or in a vacuum or we're only looking at what happened in those few hours in charlottesville, and not viewing this as the combination of several moments leading up to this. if you will recall in 2015 when i participated in the action to lower the fla