avon and somerset police say they have informed the independent police complaints commission, who arereports. morning rush—hour and a shooting involving armed police. the red car has a handgun on the roof, bullet holes in the rear window and there's shattered glass on the ground. eyewitnesses described the vehicle being surrounded by marked and unmarked police cars and then officers firing inside. first i thought that it was just someone getting turn around or something in the road. i looked downed and i looked up, five, six shots fired, and the officers standing there. through the window, the window was all smashed and then they dragged him from the vehicle. as i drove back later, i could see there was a helicopter that had landed and then that road was completely closed off. it was chaos. theyjust got out of the air ambulance, ran to what was a red car, with two cars behind. it didn't look like a crash scene. we thought somebody had been obviously ta ken ill. didn't think they'd been shot. avon and somerset police confirmed the operation, on the outskirts of bristol, was not terror

avon and somerset police confirmed the operation was not terror related.cers we re terror related. they set officers were responding to calls from concerned members of the public, who had reported seeing a man with a handgun driving on the m5. it is claimed that he had threatened another motorist. when it covers the motorway at portishead, officers stopped it and shots were fired. and in somerset police have voluntarily referred what happened here to the independent police to place commission. they have officers here right now surveying the scene and try to analyse what is going on. —— independent police complaints commission. as part of its investigation, the ipcc will check the footage from the cameras at the offices might be wearing, and are asking anyone with dashcam footage to make it available. jon kay, bbc news, portishead. the prime minister says she's bitterly disappointed by the decision of the us authorities to impose a tariff of up to 220% on jets made by the firm bombardier which employs thousands of people in northern ireland. the tariff was

avon and somerset police say they have informed the independent police complaints commission, who arendentjon kay tells us. morning rush—hour and a shooting involving armed police. the red car has a handgun on the roof, bullet holes in the rear window and there's shattered glass on the ground. eyewitnesses described the vehicle being surrounded by marked and unmarked police cars and then officers firing inside. first i thought that it was just someone getting turned around or something in the road. i looked downed and i looked up, five, six shots fired, and the officers standing there. through the window, the window was all smashed and then they dragged him from the vehicle. as i drove back later, i could see there was a helicopter that had landed, and then that road was completely closed off. it was chaos. theyjust got out of the air ambulance, ran to what was a red car, with two cars behind. it didn't look like a crash scene. we thought somebody had been obviously ta ken ill. didn't think they'd been shot. avon and somerset police confirmed the operation on the outskirts of bristol

number four to avon high school in ohio, avon in the red zone looking to score. you're going to love this catch or are you you. i don't no. pap as in the end zone, full extension, one handed comes down with it for the score , but he he would be vested by a pop warner kid. in florida , tray jar bro oh, makes the grab and comes down with two one handed catches. this one was better than the high school kid. obj style, odel beck ham. that's not the best 100 catch in the top five. arizona state in the end zone comes down it with thursday night that is gentleman leel scott. i'm going to give you you another angle. he's getting pass interfered with, it's got to be these gloves these new sticky gloves these guys a maybe they just have amazing hands. we're not done. this is just number three. number two, history was made thursday night in florida. we're going to keep looking at this. why didn't they throw a flag. thursday was made in florida. holly nair, the first female quarterback to ever throw for a touchdown in high school football. look at this pass. >> about time br

avon grove knocks off east 42-14. west chester anderson all fired up to face coatesville, but coatesville was the one firing. ricky ortega, nothing but time. fires to dupree bryant, coatesville rolls over henderson 42-0. rustin steven palegy rolls out finds sean hopkins open in the end zone. they win 56-7. ♪ >> great halftime tribute by the marching band in memory of long-time band director who passed away this summer. we caught the action on the ground and in the air. garner valley's mike flemming dives into the end zone, they stay unbeaten rolling over haven 42-14. indian river and st. marks going at it all. st. marks in this one. bryant draws a defense and nice flip to watkins who makes not one but a couple of cutbacks and scampers into the end zone. spartans roll 51-13. that is it for the blitz. i'm danny pommells. have a great saturday. >>> don't forget to vote for next week's game of the week. here are the matchups, archbishop rye onversus archbishop wood. vote on nbc10.com, the nbc 10 app or you can call or tex

avon and somerset police say the incident was not terror—related.al in these circumstances, the independent police complaints commission is investigating. jon kay reports. morning rush—hour. and a shooting involving armed police. the red car has a handgun on the roof. bullet holes in the rear window. and there's shattered glass on the ground. eyewitnesses described the vehicle being surrounded by marked and unmarked police cars. and then officers firing inside. i first thought it was someone just getting turned around or something in the road. i looked down and i looked up and there was five or six shots fired. the officers standing there, through the window, the window was all smashed. and then they dragged him from the vehicle. when i drove back later i could see there was a helicopter that had landed and the road was completely closed off by then. it was chaos, theyjust got out of the airambulance, ran to what was a red car with two cars behind. didn't look like a crash scene. we thought somebody had been taken ill. didn't think they'd been shot.

it was about 2:30pm this afternoon when this crash happened and avon and somerset police say a lorryhe other carriageway, into this carriageway. came across the traffic and ended up over here. you can see just beyond these police vehicles. we understand that it struck a number of other vehicles and we are told that four people have died. 0thers, we're not sure of the exact number, but other people have been seriously injured and have been taken to hospitals in the bristol area, which is about ten miles south of here in the other direction. it's a desperate scene and people who witnessed it said as soon as it happened, people left their cars, abandoned their vehicles on the carriageway when the traffic came to a halt and ran to do whatever they could to help out. clearly, it was a very serious situation and the emergency services, we are told, arrived very quickly. and they arrived here quickly and they are still here tonight. and this means the entire motorway has been closed. they have just opened up the third lane to allow some traffic to clear the m5, so the traffic that has been

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being paid $2 and you don't have health and retirement benefits and you are work nothing toledo or avon, ohio, ohio, that the incentive to move that elsewhere enormous. so rules of origin need to be a of this, but go to the worker, let's not just talk parts, let's talk about people and the way people who to work, how they are treated in this deal people are workers, but we don't want to come work here. what has been eroded since nafta initial passage is actually t why should you work if -- you are treated like channel. with the parts and peep they'll make the parts and make them part of compact for production, that is more difficult place to go, but then uplift living standards rather than drive them down and i have continent been into many plants in mexico nd seen the conditions under which workers work. it is -- you would not treat a way. being that host: a viewer on twitter said, when a treaty does not produce anticipated why doesn't congress repeal it before it is entrenched? because we didn't have the votes, we tried to defeat nafta. the gentleman or lady who wrote they didn't want

avon grove knocks off east 42-14.estchester anderson all fired up to face coatesville, but coatesville was the one firing. ricky ortega, nothing but time. fires to dupree bryant, coatesville rolls over henderson 42-0. rustin steven palegy rolls out finds sean hopkins open in the end zone. they win 56-7. ♪ >> great halftime tribute by the marching band in memory of long-time band director who passed away this summer. we caught the action on the ground and in the air. garner valley's mike flemming dives into the end zone, they stay unbeaten rolling over haven 42-14. indian river and st. marks going at it all. st. marks in this one. bryant draws a defense and nice flip to watkins who makes not one but a couple of cutbacks and scampers into the end zone. spartans roll 51-13. that is it for the blitz. i'm danny pommells. have a great saturday. >>> tonight, we are bringing you a full half hour of the high school blitz. we'll have some of the best high school football action in pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware. and we'll i

avon grove knocks off east 42-14.est chester anderson all fired up to face coatesville, but coatesville was the one firing. ricky ortega, nothing but time. fires to dupree bryant, wide open like a kid's mouth at the dentist. coatesville rolls over henderson 42-0. rustin steven palegy rolls out finds sean hopkins open in the end zone. they win 56-7. ♪ >> great halftime tribute by the marching band in memory of long-time band director jack hunt who passed away this summer. we caught the action on the ground and in the air. garner valley's mike flemming dives into the end zone, they stay unbeaten rolling over haven 42-14. indian river and st. marks going at it all. st. marks in this one. bryant draws a defense and nice flip to watkins who makes not one but a couple of cutbacks and scampers into the end zone. spartans roll 51-13. that is it for the blitz. i'm danny pommells. have a great saturday. >>> don't forget to vote for next week's game of the week. here's the matchups, archbishop ryan versus archbishop wood and a s

that trust increases safety for avon forstmann officer. it does much more than the provision of equipment to ensure that officers are able to come home safe at night. host: there was a report the government accountability office looking into how easy it would be for the department of defense to purchase military equipment. faux mpanied with a website saying it did high-level security and counterterrorism a and an address that led to an empty parking lot. ." they're fake cops received $1.3 million of night vision goggles, simulated rifles, and pipe bomb equipment from the dod 1033 program. they never did any verification like visit our 'location'. they told the marshall project. what is your reaction to how easy it is to get this equipment ? is one of the things that is so shocking about the trump executive order. that was reported only a month ago. only a month after it is been demonstrated how this equipment is not being properly controlled . the trump administration issues an executive order preventing the controls that are in place to p

avon and somerset police said the collision happened between junction 1a and 16 in south gloucestershirerable amount of time". highways england said traffic queues stretched for around six miles. on the line is a man who was on the road when the accident happened. can you tell us where you are exactly on the motorway, what direction you are going, when it happened?” motorway, what direction you are going, when it happened? i was going north and the accident happened about ten or 20 seconds ahead of me. there was a truck coming from north tyneside, it looked like it had blown tires, and the truck went across the barrier to the other side and hit two car is and has gone into the ditch. ]ust and hit two car is and has gone into the ditch. just trying to get clarity on the location. can see the picture, we can see the blow out. it is incredible the way the debris has spread out. could you confirm the junctions you would have been driving between? i'm not sure what junction i am in now to be honest. but it is just near thornbury. that's where the accident happened. the accident happened, and

avon and somerset police say they were alerted after members of the public reported seeing someone withthe incident was not terror related. the independent police complaints commission is investigating. jon kay reports. morning rush—hour. and a shooting involving armed police. the red car has a handgun on the roof. bullet holes in the rear window. and there's shattered glass on the ground. eyewitnesses described the vehicle being surrounded by marked and unmarked police cars. and then officers firing inside. i first thought it was someone just getting turned around or something in the road. i looked down and i looked up and there was five or six shots fired. the officers standing there, through the window, the window was all smashed. and then they dragged him from the vehicle. when i drove back later i could see there was a helicopter that had landed and the road was completely closed off by then. it was chaos, theyjust got out of the airambulance, ran to what was a red car with two cars behind. didn't look like a crash scene. we thought somebody had been taken ill. didn't think they'd

the motorway is closed in both directions, and avon and somerset police say it will be shut for a considerablesix miles. earlier i spoke to dr amer hamed, who was on the road at the time of the incident. the three doctors, a senior gp, a cardiologist, and myself, consultant cardiologist. the truck driver, he was ok, but his legs. in the current self, so could not help them because the fire engine was not there. and then went to see the other people, then went to see the other people, the first car who had the massive destruction by the clap the' —— destruction by the clap the' —— destruction by the truck. a carbon into the ditch and the lady was critically injured. that was an eyewitness to the crash, and just update you with more detail, this coming from the police, confirming how the accident took place, just before 2:30pm they said that a lorry travelling site by and went through the central reservation and was in collision with at least two other vehicles on the northbound carriageway. a bit more detail regarding the crash on the m5,and to remind you that the motorway is closed in both dir

they say they remain on full pay pending their own investigation and of course that of the avon and somersete. this all stems, of course, from an incident in bristol in the early hours of monday morning. why has it come to a head today? it has come to a head because ofa today? it has come to a head because of a video that has emerged, the sun newspaper has published mobile phone footage, and i should warn viewers that it footage, and i should warn viewers thatitis footage, and i should warn viewers that it is graphic, it is violent in nature, and we haven't been able to verify this, but we believe this is what has caused senior figures at the ecb to discuss the matter, to discuss what to do and take these interim measures which will see alex hales and ben stokes not considered for selection for international duty until further notice. you for selection for international duty untilfurther notice. you know, as we can see from these images, which appeared to show ben stokes in this altercation, seniorfigures appeared to show ben stokes in this altercation, senior figures at the ecb getting toge

it it was a police firearms incident, confirmed by avon and somerset police.elated, but they have not terror related, but they have not explained what it is related to. we might get more details as the day goes on, but even in somerset have now referred us to the independent complaints commission, and they will investigate how it was handled by officers at the scene. that is standard practice when anything like this takes place, but beyond that green screen, a this takes place, but beyond that green screen, a lot of police activity continuing this afternoon. the defence secretary, sir michael fallon, has warned boeing that future defence contracts with the american aerospace company could be jeopardised because of a trade dispute over its rival bombardier, the biggest employer in northern ireland. the united states has opted to impose a huge tax on jets being made by bombardier after boeing claimed they were receiving unfair state subsidies from the uk and canada. 0ur ireland correspondent, chris page, reports from belfast. workers in northern ireland are caug

has been sharing some of his memories of wearing the costumes, as they go on sale in stratford—upon—avonese are the costumes that have made 60 years of his plays come to life. it makes me feel much more than sentimental, it's really quite emotional. there is so much history here. it's the biggest sale the company has ever had, and the money raised will go towards creating new costume workshops. there are more than 10,000 items to choose from including armour, this whole section of rail is nothing but tuxedos. the funniest, most embarrassing costume incident i ever had was in my very, very first production. i was playing an entirely forgettable character called sir walter blount, so i decided i would get the audience's attention sooner, it's called pulling focus, so one night i prepared myself, i threw open the steel door, ran on, and as i ran on, i slammed the door behind me, so everyone in the audience would know that patrick stewart as sir walter blount had entered. my cloak, unfortunately, caught in the door, so as i moved towards the king, i was brought to a sudden halt. well, apart

want to be rooting for the opposition but i found myself happy for joey, wilmington delaware native, avon grove high school west chester university. he hit a grand slam in from of his family. a's with the six-three lead. hoskins is in a slump. he is zero for five with three strike outs. phillies lose six-three. >>> union visiting insuring red bulls. it was more like andre blake, against the red bulls, and, union goaltender had eight saves, and many from point blank range. they played to a scoreless tie >>> there you have it. >> yes. >> thanks, jamie. >> thank you, jamie. >> up next on "action news" we will continue to hurricane jose. >> taking a look from sky six in cape may where waves are calm right now but may not be for much longer. meteorologist melissa magee has new information on the track of hurricane jose plus the exclusive accu weather seven day when "action news" comes right back. >>> well, talk about the annual scare crow festival took place today at peddler's 's village in lahaska wherever one got a chance to learn to make their own scare crow, in addition to the workshop the

also some breaking news, it has been reported by avon and somerset police, at least four people killedhe m5. place that is all that we know at the moment. we will have more when we get that. the headlines on bbc news: police evacuate people from their homes as they search a house in sunbury—on—thames in surrey over yesterday's bomb attack on the london underground. hundreds of thousands of ryanair passengers have been warned that the travel could be cancelled over the next few weeks. vince cable has called for the united kingdom to stay in the european as he speaks at the conference. and in sport, nojoy for roy. crystal palace defeated by southampton, steven davis with the only goal of the game, crystal palace have now lost the opening five games without scoring. sebastian vettel secured pole, starting at the front in singapore tomorrow. behind lewis hamilton by three points, but well—placed to return to the top of the standings. and the stockholm triathlon, was earlier. i will be back with all those stories, and more, at five past five. europe's biggest airline, ryanair, has said it's

avon and somerset police say the incident was not terror related.dent police complaints commission is investigating but they said there were reports the driver had threatened another motorist. the bbc‘sjon kay has more. had threatened another motorist. the bbc's jon kay has more. we have a statement from haven and somerset police tonight, not a huge amount of detail but it begins to explain what happened here. it seems this was not some sort of planned operation. police say they received calls, 999 calls, earlier today from people on the m5 motorway, reportedly seeing a man ina the m5 motorway, reportedly seeing a man in a car with a handgun. and that vehicle left the motorway here atjunction 19. that vehicle left the motorway here atjunction19. they that vehicle left the motorway here at junction 19. they stopped that vehicle left the motorway here atjunction19. they stopped a car and, they say, that is when this incident unfolded. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. federal aid is arriving in puerto rico — but almost half the popula

the costu m es as some of his memories of wearing the costumes as they go on sale in stratford—upon—avon that have made 60 yea rs of are the costumes that have made 60 years of his plays come to life. are the costumes that have made 60 years of his plays come to lifem makes me feel much more than sentimental, it's really quite emotional. there is so much history here. it's the biggest sale of the company has ever had and the money raised will go towards creating new costu me raised will go towards creating new costume workshops. there are more than 10,000 items to choose from including armour, uniforms, shoes, jewellery and more unusual period pieces. this whole section of rail is nothing but tuxedos. the funniest, most embarrassing costume incident i ever had was in my very, very first production. i was playing an entirely forgettable character called sir walter blunt, so i decided i would get the audience's attention sooner, it's called polling focus, so one night i prepared myself, i threw open the steel door, ran on and as i ran on i slammed the door behind me, so eve ryo ne slammed

avon and somerset police believe there are two witnesses with information about what happened momentsisorder that they want to speak to. so police are still trying to find witnesses. it is clear that ben stokes and alex hales have dominated a lot of the chap behind the scenes here. watching the ground for test match special, joining me here now is a former world cup winner with england. the whole background before this match has been unique. yes, it has been a strange atmosphere with everything going on. obviously, it is now in the hands of the police and that is all people can do now. the ecb have put their protocols in place in terms of disciplinary action. players have been suspended until further notice and until they know more from the police, they can't plant for what is happening. they can only plan for the fact that ben stokes will not be available for the ashes. so should there be someone the ashes. so should there be someone else who comes into the squad in his place, many have suggested liam plunkett. chris woa kes suggested liam plunkett. chris woakes will obviously sugges

nobody knew a stuff like two people on campus and my cousin avon and my friend back home are like call him and i read them stuff and fast forward to february of two thousand and thirteen i was a part as mentor organization and they was having a van and they had a dance group that was performing and a mission and they backed out last minute so michael week before the actual day at a show we were discussing were we going to do in a board meeting i was like i'm a i'm a do it the animation and he was like do. ok you know we don't have enough in the loo so everywhere i turn three down thirteen came around and i was headed toward the stage it was obvious. and i was about to tell the whole slag you know i'm just not ready and when they make that i want to throw up like i thought that was a fake thing until the moment something was like. just door you know you don't have nothing to lose and i went up and i performed this my first time for misspeak in front of a group of people and i got a standing ovation in front of like two hundred people. i said to my sorrow are you not the smartest man in

you don't have health benefits and don't have retirement benefits and working in toledo or detroit, avon lake ohio, that the incentive to move that production elsewhere senior enormous. so rules of origin need to be a part of this. but go to the worker. let's not just talk about parts. let's talk about people. and the way workers people who want to work, how they're treated in this deal. let me just say this also. that there are a lot of companies that now say we're looking for workers but people don't want to come and work here. and what's been eroded since nafta's initial passage is actually the value of work itself. why should you work if you lose your pension, you lose your health benefits. your job gets taken out from underneath you and you're treated like a piece of chattel. we've got to deal not just with the parts but the people that make the parts and we have to make them part of a north american continental compact for production. that is a much more difficult place to go, but then, you uplift living standards rather than drive them down across this continent. and i have been i

the motorway is closed in both directions, and avon and somerset police say it will be shut for a considerableeuing for about six miles. dr amer hamed, was on the road at the time of the incident. the three of us doctors, a senior gp, a cardiologist, and myself, consultant cardiologist. we went to see who was affected. the truck driver, he was ok, but his legs. were stuck, so we could not help them because the fire engine was not there. and then we went to see the other people, the first car who had the massive destruction by the truck. a car went into the ditch and the lady was critically injured. borisjohnson has renewed the controversial claim that britain will save £350 million pounds a week by leaving the eu, which can be spent on the nhs. the foreign secretary was setting out his vision of what he called "britain's glorious future" after brexit, in a newspaper article. labour's barry gardiner said the government divisions have now been laid bare, and accused mrjohnson of plotting a challenge to theresa may's leadership. it's all about boris. this isjust ridiculous. we have a cabinet in c

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kind of west of avon park, if you know the region. at any rate, a lot of flooding. it's localized. officials are dealing with irma and warning companies don't take advantage of people. the attorney general in the state of florida said a couple of days ago her office was getting about 100 calls an hour from people reporting price gouging. some 8,000 complaints before the storm even hit. people reported cases of water costing as much as ten times more on amazon than other sites. it sounds like those were companies that with whom amazon works, not amazon itself. still, in response, amazon reports its suspended some independent sellers. another complaint, gas going for $6 a gallon. almost three times the national average. some storms have now capped prices on crucial items including water. airlines put limits on ticket prices. under florida law, store owners face fines of $1,000 for each complaint with a max of $25,000. the judge is here. judge andrew napolitano. this became a big deal after andrew. >> yes. yes. i remember andrew. having been down there at the time. there is no precise

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sheryl: we have been touring with willie nelson, his kids who are incredible as well, the avon brothersson, bob dylan -- he is just at the height of his game. it has been a remarkable summer. charlie: so all of you are performing? sheryl: it is like a traveling circus. i said, can you believe you are still doing this? forhave this tour going years and years and you are still doing it, and there are still kids in your backstage parking lot. it is just incredible he has kept this going. he's the architect and the teacher. he's just incredible. charlie: how much success -- much success with this. sheryl: thank you. thank you for joining us. see you next time. you get in a mess talk about a buzz kill ah, ah, ah, i want some attention ah, don't want ♪mpetition ♪ yousef: welcome to "best of bloomberg markets: middle east." major stories jotted headline from the region this week, oil hits four week highs as refineries resume operations following hurricane harvey. also focused on hurricane irma heading towards florida and devastating islands in the caribbean. the ball is firmly in qatar's court

we have been touring with willie nelson, his kids who are incredible as well, the avon brothers, -- theers, margo price, van morrison, bob dylan -- he is just at the height of his game. it has been a remarkable summer. charlie: so all of you are performing? sheryl: it is like a traveling circus. i said, can you believe you are still doing this? you have this tour going for years and years and you are still doing it, and there are still kids in your backstage parking lot. it is just incredible he has kept this going. he's the architect and the teacher. he's just incredible. charlie: how much success -- much success with this. sheryl: thank you. charlie: thank you for joining us. see you next time. >> ♪ you get in a mess talk about a buzz kill ah, ah, ah, i want some attention ah, ah, ah, don't want competition ♪ ♪ emily: i am emily chang in this is the best of "bloomberg technology." coming up, years and still completed its tie up. we will talk to michael dell about the partnership and the your landscape. the divide deepens between the president and tax. signed a 400 leaders letter on be

back towards avon bend west virginia coming in 72 on our weather underground network.rain to talk about, we are dry and we are going to stay that way. we do need the rain though. no rain in the last two weeks at the airport. most locations haven't picked up in four to six weeks. that is impacting your color. may get a little more of a dull fall color this season. that is not good either. yes, an elevated fire risk. we saw that today, probably see that tomorrow. especially into the day on saturday with some rainfall. now, at the bus stop tomorrow, jacket and sweater weather. temperature 58 degrees, 67 looking good at recess. 74 degrees, looking good in the afternoon. if your kids are going to school early tomorrow, make sure you're all dressed up here. we have kids in the studio watching me now. dress warm, guys, make sure your parents know i told you that. >>> looking outside tomorrow, high temperature 75, a beauty. sunny and mild tomorrow. 75 is the average high temperature, but look at this. a high on saturday of only 70. that puts many of you in the upper 60s for a

sheryl: we have been touring with willie nelson, his kids who are incredible as well, the avon -- then morrison, bob dylan has been on some of it, who is just at the height of his game. it has just been a remarkable summer. we still have more dates to do. charlie: so all of you are performing? sheryl: it is like a traveling circus. i said, can you believe you are still doing this? he has had this tour going for years and years and i said, you are still doing it and there are still kids out in your backstage parking lot playing. it is just incredible that he is kept this going. he is the architect and the teacher. he is just incredible. charlie: i wish you much success with this. sheryl: thank you. charlie: looking back and looking forward, all of the things she has learned and her sense of what it means to be alive today. thank you for joining us. see you next time. >> ♪ you get in a mess talk about a buzz kill ah, ah, ah, i want some attention ah, ah, ah, don't want competition ♪ jonathan: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." -- oliver: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm oliver

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it is from avon showing ocean water washing over the dunes creeping over the main roads. >> no major impact from maria in our neck of the woods, but here's amelia now with a check on the storm's track and where it's headed next. >> thankfully it's been downgraded now to a tropical storm at this point. no longer a hurricane. it is still moving very slowly to the north at only 7 miles an hour. take a look at the latest track here. maximum sustained winds at 70 miles an hour. throughout we'll continue to skirt right along the north carolina coast. and then tomorrow evening on into thursday morning it will start to turnout toward the east and kind of head out to sea. so good news there. here you can see thursday at 2:00 it is already heading out to sea. about 10,000 people have evacuated. parts of the outer banks, mainly folks going to visit residents. those who live there have stayed. the biggest concern is storm flooding and beach erosion. you can see all the areas from the coast line norfolk down to wilmington, under tropical storm warnings and those are actually in effect until frida

we've been seeing of increased cyber insider trading, so in 2015 a bulgarian trader filed a false avonder on edgar. that set off a wave of activity. in 2016 we saw three macau and china-based men were charged with stealing m&a information from prominent u.s. law firms. in 2017 we saw a ukrainian hacker sentenced for hacking into business news wires and getting access to information that way, so there are all kinds of way cyber thieves can get into systems around the financial system, around the business world, and use that information to trade, to make elicit money for themselves, and when i talk to experts, they tell me it's very, very difficult just to prove cyber theft on its own attribution is very difficult. it's also historically difficult to prove insider trading on its own. and when you marry those two things, carl, it becomes really challenging for prosecutors, many of whom don't have expertise in both insider trading and cybersecurity and you need to do that in order to marry those things up and make a prosecution in cases like this >> we do want to get henry's quick reaction

he‘s at that conference in stratford—upon—avon.a response. the policing minister has been speaking to the superintendents and he has said very clearly to them in a very different message, a very different tone from some of his predecessors, he said, we are not deaf. we are listening to what you say. he said there had been a clear and consistent message from police officers. he spoken to many of them across england and wales and they told him about the strains they are under. they are stretched and feeling the pressure. he said that he was aware that the police have made a very significant contribution over the past seven years in reducing the budget deficit. there had been a pay freeze, a limit of i% in pay increases. the government is renewing all that and looking at what they can do. in terms pay increases, the perry superintendents and the police federation have put forward an argument for a 2.8% pay rise. they said an announcement would be made imminently about whether that would be accepted or whether that would be accepted or

coffee you had dropped versus avon. and the horse feed story i wanted to tell. and when somebody at -- died, they used the word shocked in response. they realized, this is a battlefield, people will die. duane: i think that is a natural thing that happens between a filled element and headquarters -- field element and headquarters element. they are in two different worlds and sometimes they do not gel very well. for a while the fear that i had, we had military guys with us, but i cannot send any texts. every report i had to dictate. i am any tactical environment and it will dictate every report. normally we type it and shoot it to the satellite. so that was in the middle of the night, 2:00 in the morning, for headquarters it is 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon roughly. so they are in different worlds, literally. and in that case we were calling, i was not but the leader was calling about the convoys coming in on us. one my do not know where it hit, but it was really loud. i jumped it was so loud. but the lady i was talking to on the other end, she says, what was that?

avon and somerset police are asking for witnesses to come forward.lves known to provide information. that gives a sense that this will not be settled within the coming hours or day. so a little uncertainty going forward. but the ecb giving themselves time to see what happens before they make a final decision on ben stokes. richard, thank you. the founder of playboy magazine, hugh hefner, has died. he was 91. at its peak playboy sold seven million copies a month, and hugh hefner described himself as a pioneer of sexual liberation. 0ur los angeles correspondentjames cook looks back at his life. mr hefner, i suppose you're the world's most famous hedonist. certainly in a very public way. are you a happy man? oh, yes. hugh hefner was the teenage boy who never grew up. a pioneer of 60s sexual liberation. bunny girls, nightclubs, a corporatejet called big bunny, all made possible by the magazine he started at his kitchen table. with marilyn monroe as its first nude centrefold, playboy was an instant hit. in its heyday it sold 7 million copies a month. what

i'm here on behalf of the people of stratford upon avon. i will be scrutinising this bill.there would be a day when you think we can get rid of that, because i hate that had eu law.” asked the question. let me give you an example. at the moment local government has to advertise its tenders through the european journal... through the european journal? it is a european publication. so, clearly, that particular law will become a nonsense when we come out of the european union. what you want is local government to advertise it in britishjournals. local government to advertise it in british journals. is that? i'm giving you an example of the detail. the reality is what we want is to send a message to business. today business women and men waking up, good news. labour tried to ki cosh it. a viewer says, "your programme is aiding the conservatives as usual. pathetic lies being told over brexit and the powers of parliament. lies. lies." another viewer says, "nadine dropping in sound bite after sound bite." mike says, "what is an affront to democracy is the labour party back trackin

avon and somerset police say this is a fast moving incident, which has now been referred to the independentyewitnesses say paramedic teams were on the scene within minutes with the air ambulance landing nearby. this afternoon police investigators, including forensic teams, are analysing the road, drivers have been told to avoid the area. our reporter sally challoner can join us live from the scene now. sincejon kay since jon kay filed that sincejon kay filed that report, the police confirmed it wasn't a terror related incident, but they are not telling us what kind of incident this is. they have been quiet about it. we are getting information from eyewitnesses who were either caught up eyewitnesses who were either caught up in it or heard gunshots. the police put up this big, red, green screen so we police put up this big, red, green screen so we can't see what's going on behind there, but i can tell you the police are still there and forensics teams are still there and that red car that's at the centre of this is still there and a police truck arrived about the big arc lights, it is lookin

avon and somerset police say this is a fast moving incident, which has now been referred to the independentsay paramedic teams were on the scene within minutes with the air ambulance landing nearby. this afternoon police investigators, including forensic teams are analysing the road, drivers have been told to avoid the area. that was jon kay. our reporter sally challoner can join us live from the scene now. sincejon kay since jon kay filed that sincejon kay filed that report since jon kay filed that report the police confirmed that this isn't a terror related incident, but we don't know anymore details about what kind of incident it is. they have put the big barriers up so we can't see anymore what's going on, but we know that the police are still there. the investigations unit and forensic units are still there. that red car at the centre of all this is also still there. most of the information we've been getting has come from the eyewitnesses who have heard gunshots or seen something on their way to work this morning. the police asjon said have been quiet about this and of course, as he s

it is pushing towards a at 111.61.level avon yen losing ground with gold itn though south korea sayslk about central banks in a moment. that is other one big story. the other is when indian markets open up, look at violations. bonds.t equities, but it has become a conundrum for central banks and fund managers alike when you have ie rations at these levels. on the up 57 points nifty. have a look at my bloomberg chart. we revisit this chart every now and then because we are getting rich in these fatty rations. in these valuations. top of year on standard deviations come a 16 times earnings, now pushing towards 21 times. to take up on what sophie said about the yen moves today. is the expiration date arriving soon? especially if the fed does move and tighten. this is 9492 on the bloomberg. we have better u.s. inflation data coming through, so there is an expectation that maybe the fed will not move this week, but there is the potential for this year. if that is the case, we could see yen the moves. as you noted in the white line, yen is quite strong, 111.20. much of it has to do with th

nobody knew a stuff like two people on campus and my cousin avon and my friend back home are like call him and i read them stuff and fast forward to february of two thousand and thirteen i was a part of his mentor organization and they was having a van and they had a dance group that was performing and a mission and they backed out last minute so michael week before the actual day at a show we were discussing were we going to do in a board meeting i was like i'm a i'm a do it the animation and he was like do we do some. ok you know we don't have enough in the loo so everywhere i turn three down thirteen came around and i was headed toward the stage it was. and i was about to tell the whole slag you know i'm just not ready and when they make eight mile i want to throw up like i thought i was a fake thing until the moment something was like. just door you know you don't have nothing to lose and i went up there in our performance my first time performance speak in front of a group of people and i got a standing ovation in front of like two hundred people. i said to my sorrow you're not th

police have confirmed the road is closed due to some kind of incident and we expect a statement from avoncar that is the focus, the driver's door is open, the window is smashed, there is glass on the road surface and that car seems to be the intense focus of police activity. the air ambulance is also here. it rushed here very quickly with in a moment of this carping southerners and the road could be shot for several hours, maybe even the rest of the day —— within moments of this happening. mersey police say they are searching for a gunman who walked into the children's and acidic in liverpool this morning. teachers and children —— who walk into a children's messily. he walked into inner—city with what appeared to be a firearm. —— necessary. no one was injured. this individual post another man at the time and the offender then left with a second man on a motorbike. no one is reported to have been injured and there is no suggestion the firearm was used. police hunting a gunman who walked into a children's nursery earlier this morning. children and teachers in the building but no one was har