with the association and ata, you see an exchange of black people and ideas. they are talking about, what are white graduate schools doing, one of the policies? how can we get into black schools the information that we need? you see the cross-fertilization of ideas going back and forth at national meetings. interestingly, when you go into every southern state, every one of the 14 southern states, you see an organizational structure that looks like what i have written on the left. there is a state organization that covers the entire state, everybody is a member. there are regional organizations. georgia had 14. 11, 11. georgia had 11 different regions. this date is broken to 11 regions, each region has its own director. there are local meetings. so you can get black educators meeting together within a county. i have see them with the cav county, meeting and talking about ideas. then you get state publications, like in georgia, the herald. this is happening in every seven state, but the person who is the executive director, these people are in these ata meetings

so once again, it is politically very difficult for him ata it is politically very difficult for himhen he should be focusing arguably on tory policies and on the problems and government. he did issue a —— an apology, did he not? yeah, he is trying to manage this situation, trying to navigate between the things he has said in the past, the things key allies of his navigate through all of that and not he himself into more hot water later. because recall there are these key elections coming up for that national executive committee and he wants his candidate selected because this is a moment when they absolutely could submit their control of the labour party and it is crucial to the jeremy corbyn project. i think the question now is how was the managed not by the jeremy corbyn supporters who love him and control the party but how will a managed by those millions who are labour supporters and labour mps? are labour supporters and labour mp5? how will they proceed as we up to the labour party conference, can they 5urvive to the labour party conference, can they survive a in this party or

the ata says nafta trades generaer $6.5 billion for the u.s.ing companies alone and directly empys 31,000 u.s. drivers. >> any interruption in that, anything in the dynamic or the relationship tween the countries that will harm a lot of people and not just us. we'd like to see the status quo remain. >> for "nightly business report," i'm kat rogers in salt lake city. >>>raft heinz sees sales getting better and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. resultstill beat street targets and the key, though, is the company says increased spending on othnd maingew products should lead to stronger sales later this yea separately, the new york post says krafteinz held preliminary talks with campbell's soup, but no offer is currently on the table. kraft heinz shares rose 8.5% to $64.48 while mpbell's soup cl>>bed to $42.76. ake two investors are taking two after the publisher easily topped street targets after the bell thursday and the results were due to stronges s of grand theft auto online and mba 2k18 titles. shares of take two rose 1% to 23.41.

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ata we canjoin him now.is so deeply divided in the united states, what is noticeable here is that the tributes have come from across the political spectrum for senator mccain. you are absolutely right and that is the interesting thing about this man. he was by his own admission flawed, he could be hot tempered and could be cantankerous at times but he could also be very affable and very self—effacing. you can tell from the tributes that have come and notjust from all the surviving american presidents but from leaders around the world, thought this was no ordinary american politician. he was politically a maverick, someone capable of reaching out across the aisle but he was also a war hero. someone who was shot down over vietnam and spent five years, more than five years, as a prisoner of warand than five years, as a prisoner of war and americans love their war heroes. this was a man who was somewhat of a national treasure if you like. you put the nail on the head there, as someone who represented a more civi

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in the past, of course, he was always ata high the past, of course, he was always at a high level.ithout the ball, he is happy. 0f commitment, with the border without the ball, he is happy. of course, he scored three goals. but he also created chances and passes and movement and everything. so what about that burnley—watford game? well, the london side scored their first away goals since january, winning 3—1 at turf moor this lunchtime. after goals for andre gray on his return to burnley, and troy deeney, will hughes put the gloss on the performance by scoring the third pastjoe hart. watford have now won their first two games of the season. burnley have just one point. we just get off his distance from the first goals. and troy deeney gets between our minds were wondering a bit and we are not in the sense that we normally are. then you are. the new 2—1. then they score a third from a poor pass and a great finish. unfortunately for us, ifa great finish. unfortunately for us, if a player who shouldn't be on the field of play because of a really poor tackle earlier in the game. brentf

20 minutes or 30 minutes in a helicopter or at the back of the ambulance means that when you arrive ata are receiving new, and operating theatre is immediately available to operate on you and save your life. and the skills to put you back together again. meanwhile, ten months on, tom's life is getting back to normal. back to normal. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the eurozone group of countries says greece is now free to borrow money on the financial markets following the successful completion of its third financial bailout programme. athens has been given loans worth over 300 billion us dollars over the past three years. thousands of people remain trapped by the monsoons in kerala. rescue teams are trying to get supplies in to some of the estimated 300,000 people displaced by the worst flooding in a century a group of elderly south koreans are travelling into north korea to meet relatives they've not seen since the korean war which ended in 1953. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with on

i was at iwas ata i was at a pub and got to make lagers and was surprised it cost me £11.y for two yea rs lemonade. you still pay for two years and for the lemonade. the core concern here is notjust that prices are going up but people are opting for other options, for example drinking beer at home, which is impacting pubs. especially the small and independent pubs, large chains like wetherspoon ‘s are able to say that to their suppliers, thank you very much. especially the smaller pubs are. we will leave it there, will have appear later. thank you for watching the briefing, stay with us. hello. it's been a weekend of contrast across the uk. scotland and northern ireland have seen more cloud with some outbreaks of rain at times. england and wales have seen plenty of sunshine and it's been very warm if not hot. but some changes to come through the week. slowly we start to lose the heat. it will feel fresher for all of us, an increasing chance of seeing some showers and also still some sunshine, and it's sunshine we'll continue to see for much of england and wales on monday u

and then you could cook ata achieving.st array of different options even at the point of china selling us treasury bonds which could cause inflationary issues in the us. in other business news, japan's household spending fell 12% injune, extending its annual declines for a fifth month. private consumption has been a soft spot. slow wage growth prevents households from loosening their purse strings as companies are discouraged from hiking prices and keeping the 2% inflation target out of reach. pepsico chief executive indra nguyen is stepping down and has appeared on the list of most powerful women for forbes. she took thejob in 2006. the 60 to your businesswoman has been with the company for 2h years and in a series of posts on twitter, referred to her upbringing in india said she never imagined she have the opportunity to lead a company like pepsico. japan's softbank group has reported 49% jump in profits after selling its stake in indian commerce giant flipcard. the sale is the first sign of softbank making money off its

interesting, isn't it, that they've managed to increase their revenues ata time managed to increase theiren the number of daily users has fallen. it is indicative ofa users has fallen. it is indicative of a business that is starting to sort out its commerce, it is commercial objectives, and it's offering. in this, they have a programmatic end product that has predated this quarter. but all businesses, not just big predated this quarter. but all businesses, notjust big agencies and advertisers, reached its user base. it is refining out. it does need some new products within that, but it is starting to sort itself out. —— it is refining that. but it is starting to sort itself out. -- it is refining that. the investment from the saudi prince, how important is that? it could be marking something. when somebody puts $250 million of shares, you can see spikes, and they could be the trend, but i do not think that is. i think it is almost a separate issue to the final financial quarterly results. the user base is down. the other thing that you can never take snap or snapchat are told is that yes

business insider is looking ata forces.ice leak that claims the british prime minister is considering allowing the free movement of eu citizens at the uk border, if britain leaves the block without a deal. the financial times front page looks at google's return to china, a move it says would mean bowing to the censorship that prompted the compa ny‘s bowing to the censorship that prompted the company's withdrawal from d company eight years ago. bloomberg, the most read story is the world's richest man and the founder of amazon has had a little help from his parents, apparently, when he started out in the 1990s. the bank of mum and dad. they invested something like $250,000 into their son's fledgeling business. it has been disclosed for 20 years on, they could be worth something like $60 million. that is the share value. that is a return of 12,000,000%. good if you can get it. this is the bb sate website report. the 0fcom report that looks out the uk's addiction to smartphones, the number of voice calls me has dropped for the

i want people sitting ata presenteeism.ductive. it could make them sick, and that could put further weight on the health service. the telegraph has madonna reinventing herself again at 60. she has done it several times... a huge article about her in vogue magazine. 0ther newspapers have her as well. you are a fan. some of the papers are you are a fan. some of the papers a re less you are a fan. some of the papers are less positive than the telegraph... the daily mail is quite scathing about her. probably the bestselling female recording artist in the world. she‘s got 13 studio albums, really catchy tunes, you go around the world, you can go to any bar around the world, and like a virgin is playing — we all know these things. she has reinvented herself and says she‘s focusing on herself and says she‘s focusing on herfamily, herself and says she‘s focusing on her family, although she herself and says she‘s focusing on herfamily, although she is herself and says she‘s focusing on her family, although she is talking about new m

dijo que llamaría a la policía, y según las autoridades el hombre indicó que este lo hizo enojar >> as atastamente la tenía en la cajuela de su auto los investigadores indicaron que fue en el mismo lo que lo llevó al lugar >> esto favorece aún más la posición del gobierno federal >>bueno y pasó parte de su infancia cerca de autlán donde asistió a la primaria de corpus cristi, enfrenta cargos de homicidio en primer cavo, fernández noticiero del mundo 98 . >> gracias y tramos paquete de este caso, continúa la búsqueda seis años, en fue vista por última vez la mañana del viernes pasado en palo alto, su desaparición se hace más urgente de que está en riesgo requerir tomar medicamentos especiales para su condición. >> ella tiene heridas muy seria su espalda entonces tienemuchos días en que ya no ha tenido ni ha tomado medicina estamos muy preocupados de ella después de hacer compras en un mercado el new jersey desapareció y al parecer conduce un auto mercedes blanco >> una joven fue violada el fin de semana en las instalaciones de la universidad de stanford varios estudiantes de la interrupción

so a huge victory, herfirst tour level and he came ata victory, herfirst tour level and he came at as 22—year—old from bournemouth. and she come from a golfing family. herfather was carrying the bag for her. and she was named for augusta, georgia because of nick faldo apostolate with a masters in 96. based if the golfing victory, too. she was brought on the friday of that golf interment were nick faldo but of the greg norman so famously. that is why she was named georgia. i chatted with him after the victory. he said there were two things he had to do asa there were two things he had to do as a caddie, showed no emotion whatsoever. he was not allowed to smile and wanted to keep her in the present innkeeper emotions neutral. the other thing was he was not allowed to change his socks. there was so allowed to change his socks. there was so much superstition, she got out to a good start, that was not allowed to change his socks. he said pasting, he does not care at all. 0k, think you very much indeed. georgia hall with a big win at the women's british open golf. ireland's run to the wome

the electricity used by cars is produced ata electricity used by cars is produced at a burnt coal.lity and produces plenty of smoke. china imports coalfrom indonesia and australia, or adds coat to reduce smoke. china has also installed washer is. experts say china would need to overcome its dependence on coal to contain pollution. —— washeries. but that would not be easy, considering the rising demand for energy from an expanding population and economy. in that report ends this edition of asia business report. i am at sharanjit leyl asia business report. i am at shara njit leyl here asia business report. i am at sharanjit leyl here in singapore, thanks for watching. ——i am. the top stories this hour: after myanmar‘s military is accused of genocide against the rohingya, the un security council calls for accountability. new research in china and the us claims air pollution causes a significant reduction in intelligence — the longer the exposure, the worse it gets. now, for more than three weeks this summer, flames devoured moorland across parts of north—west england at the height of

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the england girls will be taking one game ata england girls will be taking one game at a time. and getting that other way first. fingers crossed. ireland are goalless midway through the first quarter. you can listen to that match and england against the netherlands on bbc five live sports extra. england's match gets under way at 8:15pm tonight.” extra. england's match gets under way at 8:15pm tonight. i would definitely take an england— ireland final if that is what you are offering! this saturday, leeds rhinos will take on castleford in the women's challenge cup final. not bad as it's the first season that rhinos have had a women's team. and they‘ re managed by adam cuthberston — a key member of the men's team. this weekend will be busy, as while he'll be on the touchline on saturday — on sunday, he'll lined out for the men in their challenge cup semifinal against warrington. i've been chatting to adam and the leeds rhinos women s captain lois forsell. in all honesty it has been great. it has been brilliant. this is more or less my first gig as a coach and i didn't really know

in general we are looking ata atlantic.a thomas, this is 0utside source. scientists are warned that we could soon scientists are warned that we could soon cross scientists are warned that we could soon cross and irreversible climate threshold, leading to boiling temperatures and sea levels rising up temperatures and sea levels rising up to 60 metres. in indonesia, rescue workers are searching the ruins of a mosque where it is feared people were trapped by sunday's deadly earthquake. fires continue to blaze across california, one is now the biggest in the state's history. donald trump's weighed in. and he's also warned america's allies that they have to choose between trading with iran, or the us. these pictures are coming in live from colombia, where the new president ivan duque is being sworn in. he's promising to crack down on drug traffickers. we'll have the latest on all of those stories and if you have questions about any of them, the hashtag is bbc 0s. turning to indonesia where at least 105 people are now known to ha

we'll be at 72 degrees ata. 7:0 by 9:00 a.m. 76, and there is the possibility for scattered showers out there tomorrow morning. so make sure you grab thatel um as you head out of the door. otherwise mostly cloudy skies. 11:00 a.m. we're at 78. as we head on into the afternoon and evening hours, not only do we track som scattered showers, but some thunderstorms as well. and someom stormsrow could be strong to severe. the main concerns i'm seeing would be heavy rainfall that could lead to isolated flooding and gusty winds that could produce winmage. jim, i also can't rule out some hail and maybe an isolated weak tornado mainly between 4:00 and i'll have more on this coming up >> future weather just after 11:15. oing to be a busy day tomorrow. thank you. now to some disrbing threats outside a local mosque captured on sial media. >> get the i'll kill you right here with my own hands. >> that was last night outside the mosque on pick road in springfield, virginia. the suspect arrested for making threats and ramming parked cars. news 4's jackie benson is live in springfield with the compassio

temperatures ata cricket —— 25 celsius.. overnight, we will see that rain pushing in from the west and going into northern ireland to making its way to central and southern scotland, part of northern england and wales, turning windy in the south west. some clear spells further north and northern parts of scotla nd further north and northern parts of scotland will allow temperatures to fall away. fairly humid in the far north of scotland, temperatures between 13 and 17 celsius. tomorrow the rain will head east, heavy and persistent through the morning, increasingly patchy in the afternoon. further north missing the bulk of cloud and rain, sunny spells and one or two showers, cloud over england and wales with some rain and drizzle where the cloud is thick enough. temperatures cooler than today, maximum of 23. there is more cloud. monday, we have seen that area of low pressure coming towards the east and bad weather front grazing the north. monday, there will be a good deal of cloud, patchy outbreaks of rain and drizzle. alway

europe, they're not managed by the common fisheries policy except by bigger boats, every thing else done ata every thing else done at a national level, but if in the future depending on how it predicts its approach to brexit, if it a hard—line approach it might say to the french boats they will exclude you from the waters in which case the french would do the same not good for anyone. what we need is flexibility we also need to share management because if we do not, that thing that suffers are the stocks of selfish and —— shellfish and the marine environment itself, so and the marine environment itself, so really nobody winds if that happens, so we really have to focus on that as the and the goal and slowly it worked out how we will get there to gather with the french compatriots. we must leave you there, and rights joining compatriots. we must leave you there, and rightsjoining us, thankfulfor your time there, and rightsjoining us, thankful for your time and talking to us. and we'll find out how this story, and many others, are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:40 and 11:30 this eveni

his arrival comes ata time almost a0 years.ropical storm lane is moving closer to hawaii and authorities are warning ofa hawaii and authorities are warning of a risk of torrential rains. flooding and torrential landslides could also affect the island. as the syrian war grinds to a halt, people are returning to their homes. raqqa was infamous across the world as the ‘capital‘ of the so—called islamic state group. the united nations says nearly 80% of the city was destroyed in the united states—led campaign to remove them which ended in october last year. since then, there's been a steady stream of families moving back, as dina demrdash reports. this woman is backing to go home. she and her nine children are returning to the syrian city of raqqa. they have been on the move for five years. translation: some relatives could not get attacked. the situation was bad in the camp. that is why we are going back. if you could see our home, you would wonder why we are returning to it. it is a two-hour drive to raqqa. most of it lies in rui

ata at a glance when you see the water break, you would be forgiven for thinking this is actually a realsubmersible boat back and up to 60 mph and it is breaking waves in london. the whole boat goes underwater, you can feel the whole pressure. it also jumps out com pletely pressure. it also jumps out completely out of the water into the air. declares the air completely. anything away all does, this vote can do. so there was only one thing to do next, we gave it a go. —— a whale. —— boat. sorry for screening! screams. we then dived down to go for the jump. screams. and my god! wholly moly. holy moley! but as chris the cameraman said we didn't get the shot, we had to go again. slightly dizzy, back on dry land as the next passenger arrived to ta ke land as the next passenger arrived to take out the craft, which was initially built for a bit of fun for the rich and famous. they were initially built for the superyacht industry as toys, four or five years ago they started get recreational licences around the world and we are the first one to bring them to the uk and europe. it is basedjust the

that is keeping weather fronts ata uk.west of england and elsewhere another day. same again. more sunshine and in that sunshine temperatures across england and wales in the high 20s, scotla nd england and wales in the high 20s, scotland and northern ireland about 18- 21 scotland and northern ireland about 18— 21 degrees. that thing continues into the new working week. still at high pressure around. as moving to monday this weather front moving into northern parts of the country so on into northern parts of the country so on monday that means we will see fresher conditions, not quite as hot across scotland, northern ireland, but we still have these wins coming from the near continent in the south and the east. here is the outlook over the next five days and you will notice is temperatures across the board dropping down, still a lot of dry weather particularly in the south and east but it looks like we could see a bit more unsettled in the north—west. this is bbc news. i'm ben bland. our top stories: zimba bwe's newly electe

situated in the north of the country, the city grew ata north of the country, the city grew at a startlingter the discovery of gold in 1886. scores came from across africa and beyond to seek their fortune. but while many white prospectors got rich, the black workers suffered in poverty. in the late 1940s, inequality became law under the notorious apartheid at regime, which lasted for nearly 50 yea rs, regime, which lasted for nearly 50 years, until mandela was elected president. by that time decades of industrial decline and international sanctions had damaged johannesburg's economy and crime was widespread. the city came to be known as one of the most dangerous places on earth. but in recent years there has been a drive to change all of that, and previously banned as neighbourhoods like this one are now on the tourist trail. -- like this one are now on the tourist trail. —— abandoned. mabunang has been described as one of the most successful urban renewal projects in the world. a network of coffee shops and street art. artists from south africa and beyond have come to transform the city's

this bunker is fought 96 kids, we sleep then here 48 ata fought 96 kids, we sleep then here 48 at a timeeople will have the opportunity to ta ke people will have the opportunity to take any great distance to get here. there is the question about whether the community will come in and join me, soi the community will come in and join me, so i don't know! rather than seeing these catastrophes that are going to happen as being the end of the world, you see it as the beginning ofa world, you see it as the beginning of a new age. humanity is going to acrobat and then hopefully re—establish so there will be world peace and humanity will move forward from this point. it is just at the bottom age ran our. —— edge right now. now if that wasn't strange enough for you, there's a story from boise, idaho that has been keeping us all busy on twitter today — watching a suburban neighbourhood be invaded by goats. the news was broken by reporter joe parris, whose tweet about the goats attracted 83,000 likes and 36,000 retweets. joe posted this video of the goats devouring everything in sight. the party wa

this is ata probably a good few years now.ightened experience at the moment, but there has always been this big swings in the state of the economy and in the currencies. with a lot of money invested in that area, when things go wrong, you would have banks that would be more invested than others and that causes big issues and then you have the contagion fear that it could spread to other banks. will be back later in the programme to talk more. —— we will. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. a european charity that runs a rescue ship in the mediterranean, has again called on eu governments to let it dock. it wants to allow mi migrants to disembark. italy and malta have blocked their ports to the aquarius since it took the migrants on board on friday. romania has opened an inquiry into alleged police violence at a mass anti—corruption protest that left hundreds injured on friday. police used water cannon, tear gas, pepper spray and batons to disperse the crowd. the demonstrators, many of them romanian ex

the time period where the united ace was ata time period where the united ace was at a peak of its military political power across the globe. he embodied a lot of that, a son ofan globe. he embodied a lot of that, a son of an admiral, the grandson of an admiral, suffered in vietnam as a prisoner of war in the same way that the american nation suffered and from that he emerged as a hero, capitalised at two go into politics, became a congressman and a senator very early in his career. he had an interesting moment where he was engulfed in this influence peddling scandal, the corrupting influence of power and money, and emerged from that to come a reformer and said we need to take on head on the idea that money is too influential in american politics. a couple of other interesting moment is that stand out, he ran for president in 2000, doing so as an entire establishment candidate. he was a straight talker, travel the country on the straight talk express bus, talked about issues that people were hungry for and in 2008 he ran against and lost to barack obama as the economy started to sour and yo

suspects vehicle, a search of that is pending but we believe he stayed somewhere locally last night, maybe atail us. we will be releasing more detailed information about the suspect in the next couple of hours. so ago that the suspect used at least one handgun to commit this act and we are working with our partners at atf on that aspect of the investigation. i will not be discussing any details pertaining to the motive at this time as that part of the investigation is still ongoing. as i mentioned at an earlier news conference, there is a video, we do have a copy of that footage, we are asking if anyone has any additional video footage to please e—mail that, call us to get that additional information to us. so that our family assistance unit is up and running, so if you have a loved one that you believe to be at that event and you have not heard from them, please call us again so we can have that information. if anyone has any information regarding this shooting, any at all, we ask us please call us again or e—mail us, or of course use our partners at first crimestoppers. i want to take a minu

ata at a warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe.mp attacks his former fixer michael cohen and insists he's done nothing wrong. but cohen's lawyer hits back. he committed a crime. he should be indicted. if he were not president, he clearly would be indicted and jailed for that crime. stepping up the trade war with china. the trump administration prepares to slap massive tariffs on more chinese imports. and a tumultous week in australian politics as the prime minister faces growing pressure to resign.

ata at a warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. —— a very warm welcome. our top stories: president trump attacks his former fixer michael cohen and insists he's done nothing wrong. but cohen's lawyer hits back. he committed a crime. he should be indicted. if he were not president, he clearly would be indicted and jailed for that crime. stepping up the trade war with china. the trump administration prepares to slap massive tariffs on more chinese imports. and a tumultous week in australian politics as the prime minister faces growing pressure to resign. we ta ke we take you live straight to canberra for the developments in the straight in politics. the prime minister, malcolm turnbull, at the podium, now. i don't want to enter into a debate about recent events. —— in australian politics. but set out what is going to happen next. now, the house has been adjourned at the request of peter dutton, and so i now await a letter with the signatures of a majority of the party room. it i receive it at a3. ifi party roo

this is ata time strength of the us dollar.certainty with tariffs, the us dollar is seen as a safe haven, that is why the greenback has risen against a majority of other currencies, including the euro. thank you very much indeed. hopes of some progress in averting further trade tension between china and the us helped push up markets. though comments from president trump accusing china of manipulating its currency to make up for paying tariffs on us exports weighed on the dollar. the stronger euro is not really helping here. and kim gittleson has the details of what's ahead on wall street today. on tuesday, we will be looking to see if there is any reaction on wall street to president donald trump's decision to once more criticise america's central bank. in an interview with reuters released late on monday, president donald trump said that he was not thrilled the chair of the federal reserve] powell for his decision to increase interest rates and he added that he thought he should be given some help by the fed. these are the sec

with all that cloud, we will see temperatures ata high that cloud, we will see temperatures at a highthe dividing line between the more bearable temperatures to the north and some bright sunny weather, and that heat further south, which is going to continue into the weekend, even next week once again. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. the bank of england has raised interest rates to 0.75%, the highest level since march 2009. there are international calls for restraint in zimbabwe after soldiers opened fire to disperse opposition protestors claiming election fraud. we are bringing you a conference on the bank of england where the governor mark carney is talking about the interest rate rise. good afternoon, everyone. ifa about the interest rate rise. good afternoon, everyone. if a week is a long time in politics, two years is an eternity in monetary policy. two yea rs an eternity in monetary policy. two years ago, the mpc cut bank rates to an historic low. today the mpc is raising the bank rate by a quarter ofa raising the bank rate by a quarter of a percent to three quarters of a

i think i benefited from not going on facebook ata benefited from not going on facebook at a young ageecause i am on facebook now, but i barely use it. on sunday evenings we have family fun time when we go out with the kids. it is so much fun to get time to play as a family. for me i feel that interaction with my family, face—to—face, is more important than through social media. face—to—face, is more important than through social medial face—to—face, is more important than through social media. i don't think technology alone can work wonders. it is the combination of people and technology, we put them together and thatis technology, we put them together and that is an awesome combination. i believe that god is on the present and is present in technology as well. —— omnipresent. and is present in technology as well. -- omnipresent. testimony there from an indian family representing families from a number of nations involved in this event this evening, and a reminder of the fa ct this evening, and a reminder of the fact that the world is watching this eventin fact that the world is watch

at the moment sanctions on those not in place but they are due to commence in november and ata they ared at a time when the us and eu is trying to sort out other trade issues, it adds to a very, very complex and, frankly, antagonistic relationship between both sides of the atlantic. thank you very much, gary 0'donoghue washington. a court has heard claims that cctv footage shows the england cricketer ben stokes mimicking the mannerisms of a gay man shortly before he allegedly knocked out two other men in a fight near a nightclub. ben stokes and two other men deny a charge of affray in connection with the incident in bristol last september. 0ur correspondent phil mackie is following the case. simon, again today the court has been going through the details of the evening plasma events after england beat the west indies in a one—day international in bristol, particularly in the early hours of september 25 outside the mbargo nightclub in the city centre where there was a fight involving all three defendants, including the england cricketer. arriving for the second day of his trial, the engl

extremely reckless act, whoever fired this weapon, it could have devastated consequences for people atae at a street party taking place here after the caribbean carnival. we have been talking to a local youth worker who believes whoever is responsible for this shooting probably did not come from the area. i will always say i don't think its people from this community doing these things, there are people coming out into this community and doing that and sending messages to people that it is not acceptable and it will not be tolerated and people like us, youth workers and other people, community gardens and youth providers are there to make sure we make sure we sent a positive message out to people. this incident happened about half past two this morning, the carnival had been taking place and there were a lot of people in the area. the roads around here are now sealed off and there is a very big police presence, you can see the road behind me is sealed off. the police also say they will have extra patrols in the area to reassure people, they are looking at cctv and are wondering if any m

because of course with high winds on an island you are looking ata winds on an island you are lookingcan see beside me, potentially up to 20 feet, which of course could bring flooding to these beach areas. there is also the threat of very heavy rain. big island hasjust registered i9 rain. big island hasjust registered 19 inches of rain in the last few hours, that's more than half a metre. now, a dump such as that is probably going to mean the risk of flash flooding and the difficulty thenis flash flooding and the difficulty then is landslides in mountainous areas to the north and mudslides causing chaos to the transport s. everyone is on absolutely full alert. residents have been stocking up alert. residents have been stocking up on supplies. tourists here, it is hit and miss whether people really understand the significance. some people have been going to the shop and buying a bit of milk or a bit of water. some people have been buying beer and crisps. some people are going to stay up all night and try to facebook cappy —— live it. authorities are taking this very seriously. we have

the funny thing for them is because they go off to war, ata them is because they go off to war, at a experience, we know that whatever nurturing they have had, and whatever nature they brought into it, have changed over this 18 months of basically been charged with killing people. this is essentially theirjob when they are deployed. today grabs a bit, i want to talk about afghanistan, because when you are writing this book, you knew a lot of people in the military. and you spoke to a lot of people about those radek stress disorder in particular. at the time in america there was no discussion about how to help these young men ran to society. so they spent a number of months literally being under fire, so they spent a number of months literally being underfire, being afraid for their lives, and then actually going through the changes that you go through when you become committed to being afraid to your life, when you become accustomed to people shooting at you. and there you go home but your triggers are still there, right? you still have all of this emotional vortex carrying you along

this is clearly going to create a further drive between moscow and washington ata time drive betweenhen donald trump is over defending of the accusations about russian influence in the election campaign. a really extraordinary twist to this relationship. what is extraordinary and and usual is in some ways almost becoming commonplace, and almost foreign policy in terms of the united states. if you look at not curvier, the us secretary of state sent out a harsh message that they are saying that they are not doing much in terms of working towards denuclearisation, and that they are still building nuclear weapons, and still building nuclear weapons, and still you have messages from donald trump that one towards kim jong—un. we have seen something similar to watch russia. the state department says what russia is involved in is unacceptable, and sanctions will be put in place. at the same ten, good have donald trump being extremely warm towards vladimir putin. the republican senator was only just warm towards vladimir putin. the republican senator was onlyjust in moscow meeting vladimir pu

the narcan nasal spray kits are designed to here in san jose, fruits, vegetables and free narcan ata medical center on wednesday. the narcan nasal spray kits are designed to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. there have been 27 opioid deaths in santa clara county so far this year and 70 in 2017. narcan can buy time for an addict to reach out for therapy and other help. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news in san francisco...the fisherman's wharf community benefits district found that of the 16 million visitors they have here....only 14% live in the city.so they are looking to change that by trying to encourage landlords to rent to businesses that would be more attractive to locals and tourists alike. you don't think about fisherman's wharf as a neighborhood, you just think about is as a local as oh that's that tourist place but it's a neighborhood of it's one of our one of our most beautiful, visitors around the world like our local residents to rediscover it and realize how beautiful it really is.and because foot traffic here slows after six they are looking at ways to schecul

they were kept ata a visit to chelsea.wn problems, giving a penalty. eden hazard with little sympathy. hope came from a header, very few saw that coming. and unlikely draw within newcastle's grasp, they were not able to hang onto it. and own goal in the closing moments, disbelief and newcastle and relief for chelsea. through the rain, there remains a buzz around watford. that they start to a top division for a generation against crystal palace, it is easy to see why. this from h0lebas proved the winner, something to cling onto as excitement continues to grow. —— holebas. just one other premier league game to tell you about today, and what a game it was. aleksandar mitrovic scored twice as fulham beat burnley by four goals to two at craven cottage. that's their first win since returning to the top flight. rangers remain unbeaten under steven gerrard, but could only manage a 3—3 draw after a last minute equaliser from motherwell. rangers twice came from behind before the break thanks to two goals from kyle lafferty on his fi

i understand san francisco have a lot of high income tech, high earner coming in, and i think point ata would support both coming together. a few things that we are doing is first, definitely, we're going to support on the local hires, food local produced in the areas. i'm definitely supporting on the fund raising for communities. if we would bring people who can spend, and those money would bring to people needed. the third point will be every chef sponsorship will be sponsored from the community at 80% to joint the community. it means this will help the small business to be able to start, and in this case the people from the community who doesn't have the budget to start with, they would be able to start. the four point definitely will be supporting with the kitchen space for all cooking classes for kids and adult. event space for obviously sometimes with the team meeting but also we talk about nutrition for the school childrens, it will be really important. i have seen some children actually come to clean all the mess in the morning. and i 100% support all the children and the youth.

son's name to the terror organization is the leader, he ended up marrying the daughter of mohammed atarashed into one of the towers on 911. this is a monster psychological recruiting campaign. that is whatever organizations do. they putting it at the top of their profile, trying to blast this out onto the black web and essentially begin recruiting and the fact is terror groups today are going underground. they are not fighting in the streets of iraq and syria like we saw with isis. they did a great job when donald trump came to power by unleashing our forces but now we start to see a resurgence and it will get done quietly through what i have been calling nomad terror groups or group that can operate individually quietly. jillian: it has been a couple years since we have focused on al qaeda because we have been worrying about isis. how has development in social media going to play a role in this? >> excellent question. it absolutely will. electronic warfare which we have used for years in order to thwart attacks from china and other countries who tried to infiltrate us through the web,

as we end the week we are looking atas incg rain chances. i will show you that in a second. now we are this the mid 80s in most of the area. the humidity in some spots is making it fl like the low 90s. the reason why this weather pattern is in place. we have high pressure to our south. whenever it's centered here we have a southwest wind that brings up the heat and the humidity from down south. if you are walking the dogs from here on o i would say short dog lk. later on today, 92 for the daytime high. feeling around 100. there is a chance we could have pop-up storms closer to i-81 th afternoo if you are already making your labor day beach weekend plans there is the increasin rain chance i was mentioning starting late thursday night, friday, saturday, sunday, even looking at a chance for monday. >>announcer: you are watching news4 midday. >>> jacksonville florida is the latest city to experience a mass shooting. a man with ties to baltimore went on a shooting rampage during a video game investigators say 24-year-old david katz shot and killed two people before killing himsel