or beal's economy boomed after saddam hussein was overthrown in two thousand and three high rises started. popping up all over. but the conflict with islamic state has hit the economy hard unemployment is high. and then ahmed got the idea to create his club. if. people were just sitting around at home there was nothing to do if they were in a bad movie so we decided to create something positive so that i would have something to do again. i thought through how to get. the club members always have their phone cameras ready as they walk through the streets of our below later they post the pictures online. mr irving now has forty members a lot more people would like to join but membership is closed for the time being. but no women members are allowed the group believes that curtis society has not yet reached the point where a mixed gender club would be acceptable but on social media club members do campaign for women's rights they have over one hundred thousand followers. every thursday we try to reach out to those i could have ladies who are there are trying to produce or trying to be active

mr erb beals members hope to set up their own fashion line one day in fact they'd like to sell their clothes worldwide but for the moment they'll concentrate on iraqi kurdistan selling overseas just isn't practical right now but they do post pictures online. and it's not only the clothes that matter the members hair beards and mustaches have to be perfectly styled that means regular trips to the barber. in the. middle of the ahmed says he's pleased with the final results. when the night is over there. now they're ready to hit the. out. of the club members meet about four times a year they take photos and exchange the latest news. with their expensive cameras and fashionable suits they really stand out in a crowd some of the local residents resent that. there. isn't a lot of people saying we're rich kids that's not true unfortunately we used to wear secondhand clothing that we bought at a flea market. you know on and all of us work five or six days a week it's going to be six mind and we're really trying to create something with our own hands on our own work when. the members would li

today on "leaders with lacqua," we meet the chief executive of lloyd's of london, inga beale.ou became chief executive in 2014. was it easier or harder than expected? inga: two things. it was easier to come in than i expected because people knew me. i worked in insurance for 36 years. i think i underestimate the impact that would have on people accepting me into the role. i already had that respect. they said she knows industry, so i had that respect. that made it easier. but what makes it so tough is the numerous stakeholders. -- you arenticipated running a market that so many people would be interested in what is going on and pulled in so many directions, it always reminded me of going into an old fairground mirror experience, where you look into this weird mirror and it would do all sorts of things, pull you in directions like this. that is how it felt when i started. i thought, what are all these people and why are they so interested in lloyd's? lloyd's is an amazing 330-year-old institution. operates in 200 countries and territories in the world. you have governments inte

inga beale is still with us.hat are the qualities needed in a chief executive to lead lloyd's of london? inga: they are similar to running other big organizations. one is you have got to have courage. we have to make tough decisions. we have to make decisions that affect the entire market. that takes courage. you have to be convinced that this is the right thing to do. now that also means though that you have to include others, because no ceo -- i have been a ceo of a few other organizations, we never know all the answers. that means you've got to include people. i like to think of myself as an inclusive leader, bringing people along. they have been designing their future. then, you have got to communicate, communicate, communicate. i can't tell you how many times i talk about the need for modernization in the lloyd's market, then you will have a conversation with someone somewhere in the world who has not heard that message, so you can't over communicate. you put all that together with listening when you are inc

landings from the 3—billion pound carrier while she's at sea. 0ur defence correspondent, jonathan bealets. the largest warship ever built for the royal navy is now preparing to leave portsmouth with 1500 sailors, aircrew and marines on board. hms queen elizabeth which cost more than £3 billion is about to sail to the east coast of america. what the

jonathan beale reports from afghanistan, he his journey country.e. back to the dust and heat of helmand, this the place where hundreds of british troops were killed, and which nearly fell to the taliban when they departed. four years ago, the british left for good, but the americans soon returned, albeit in smaller numbers. now they are on their own, patrolling what was the sprawling british base of camp bastion. it was necessary for us to come back in here a couple of years ago. if that had not happened, i would imagine that helmand would be pretty solidly under the control of the taliban right now. at night, us marines fire illumination rounds to deter any attack, as well as lethal long—range artillery rockets to target enemy positions. by day, they oversee the training of the afghan army, and these soldiers need all the help they can get. their unit has already suffered heavy losses. by day, they oversee the training of the afghan army, and these soldiers need all the help they can get. their unit has already suffered heavy losses. the corps rig

our defence correspondent, jonathan beale reports.e largest warship ever built for the royal navy is now preparing to leave portsmouth with 1,500 sailors, aircrew and marines on board. hms queen elizabeth, which cost more than £3 billion, is about to sail to the east coast of america. what the royal navy says will be an iconic moment in the latest stage of the trials. the first time fast jets will fly off her massive deck. hugely symbolic for the country, very exciting and of course, it was eight years nearly to the day since i was in command of ark royal and we took off the last harrier from the north sea. so eight years later, here we are, getting the first one back. these are the kind of aircraft that will be taking part in the trials. the us has already been flying the new f—35 stealth jet off their warships. two test aircraft will be embarked on the british carriers with british pilots among those who will be conducting 500 take—offs and landings from the deck of queen elizabeth. the royal navy says she and her sister ship, hms p

beale's body moves. >>> ready?just like that justin may have helped his wife's lifelong dream become a reality. jessica posted this instavideo yesterday with the caption -- this is my husband indulging my totally irrational cirque du soleil dream. cirque du soleil if you're reading this, ring me. >> well, guess what? they rang jessica with this tweet. >> meanwhile, justin is making news, too. timberlake announced today his first book about his career titled "hindsight" will be out in october. his man of the woods tour hits berlin, germany, sunday. >>> justin's ex, alyssa milano's last night at the premiere of "insatiable," the actress responded to criticism that her netflix comedy is guilty of fat-shaming. >> it smells like bacon. >> i think people bring with them their own emotional history and, you know, i think that what makes art amazing. completely aware that it's not a show for everybody. but we're really proud of what we did. and i think that people at the very least it will be a conversation starter. >> and

inga beale is with us.e qualities needed in a chief executive to lead lloyd's of london? inga: they are probably similar to running other organizations. you have got to have courage. we have to make tough decisions. we have to make decisions that affect the market. that takes courage. you have to be convinced this is the right thing. that also means you have to include others. no ceo knows all the answers. i have been a ceo of other organizations. you have to include people. i like to think of myself as an inclusive leader. they have been designing their future. then you have to communicate, communicate. i cannot tell you how many times i talk about needs for modernization in the market and then, you will have a conversation with someone in the world who has not heard that message. you cannot over communicate. you put that together with listening when you are including people. get ideas and communicate. make decisions and that sums it up. francine: what is the best communication style? is it video messages?

beale, thank you so much.a: thank you. ♪ david: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. turmoil in turkey. each day brings new twists as investors look on with alarm. yousef: the market reaction really tells a powerful story as to the insufficiency of the latest move. mohamed: turkey is trying to rewrite the crisis management chapter in the playbook for emerging markets. david: the u.s. and china resume talking about trade talks. cryptocurrencies go on another ride, and elon musk's plan to take tesla private puzzles the public.

jonathan beale, bbc news, kabul. rajini: our education system runs on lies -- those are the words from president obama's education secretary arne duncan , who oversaw the country's schools for the better half of six years. hi work," looks at the so-called lies he thinks undermine america's school sintem and the nded consequences that can come with attempts to reform it he joined me a little while earlier. tell us what the lies you write about are. mr. duncan: there are a few of them. we say we value education, b we don't hold politicians at the local level and the state level and national level accountable for increasing accs to pre-k or raising high- rhool graduaties for making college more accessible for -- or affordable. we say we value teachers, we don't pay teachers as professionals can we don't train them as professionals, we don't give them the support they need. maybe the toughest one is i honestly think we inca don't value our children. we value our guns more than our children. we don't keep te m safe. we hi

jonathan beale, bbc news, kabul. stay with us on bbc news. form of football, knows as sevens, and its huge following in in southern india. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a hugejob the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a hugejob of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutal former dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. two billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millennium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: tight security in the us capital, as anti—fascist demonstrators outnumber a handful of white supremacists who held a brief rally. grief and anger in yemen ahead of the funerals of children killed in

jonathan beale, bbc news.nt it will be when she leaves. let's take your life to portsmouth now, because she is leaving slowly, and you can see the crowds that have built up around the crowds that have built up around the harbour edge as hms queen elizabeth edges out into the channel. it is extraordinary when you look at some of the figures and fa cts you look at some of the figures and facts associated with this vessel. it is the royal navy's largest ever worship, weighing 65,000 tonnes, and the bill for construction was just over 3 billion pounds. you saw some of the maneuverings it will be involved in some of those fighter jets, those us fighterjets, which is going to be significant when this exercises take place in the atlantic 0cean. exercises take place in the atlantic ocean. the that... 700 crew currently on board. a rather bizarre fa ct currently on board. a rather bizarre fact that also been passed to me about this particular vessel is that there are 155,000 miles length of electrical cable inside that

jonathan beale, bbc news, kabul.ularly good one for great britain. over to 0lly foster for the details. great britain have finished second in the medal table behind russia at the european championships. they signed off with more gold medals in glasgow and berlin, where they celebrated a relay double as dina asher—smith completed a hat—trick of titles. ade adedoyin is there for us. european champions with world—class performances. britain's latest generation of stars have shone this week and in berlin, the sprinters and dina continued to dazzle. dina asher—smith comes away by a distance. a third gold, a third bit of history. an incredible bit of history. thanks to these ladies for putting me in such a good position into the last leg. we came here wanting to win and we said there was i'io wanting to win and we said there was no way we would let anybody else win. could the men make it a double? well champions in 2017, despite a late change due to injury, victory was never in doubt. —— world champions. gold for great bri

jonathan beale, bbc news, kabul. 39 civilians — including 12 children — have been killed in an explosiony rebel—held syrian province of idlib. it's not known what caused the blast, but the building is reported to have contained a store of munitions belonging to an arms trafficker. most of the people in the building are believed to have been syrians displaced from other areas of the country. fellow writers have been paying tribute to the british nobel prize winner, sir v s naipaul, who's died at his home in london. his best—known books include a house for mr biswas, a bend in the river and in a free state, which won the booker prize. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito has been looking back at his life. the bookcase had been made at short hills by an out of work blacksmith, who wished to show his gratitude to mr biswas. a house for mr biswas in 1961, established v s naipaul‘s name as a writer. it was inspired by his own life, an oxford educated author, whose roots lay in the indentured indian workforce of the caribbean sugar plantations. i was born in trinidad. all these facets of one's

jonathan beale, bbc news, kabul.ribute to the british nobel prize winner, sir v s naipaul, who's died at his home in london. his best—known books include a house for mr biswas, a bend in the river and in a free state, which won the booker prize. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito has been looking back at his life. the bookcase had been made at short hills by an out of work blacksmith, who wished to show his gratitude to mr biswas. a house for mr biswas in 1961, established v s naipaul‘s name as a writer. it was inspired by his own life, an oxford educated author, whose roots lay in the indentured indian workforce of the caribbean sugar plantations. i was born in trinidad. all these facets of one's background, personality and life have to be explored. in 2001, he was awarded the nobel prize for literature. it was just one of many awards, but sir vidiadhar could also be gruff, prickly, his views on islam and africa ensured he had his critics. he was not afraid of upsetting people. he didn't try to keep the worst aspe

jonathan beale, bbc news, kabul. the headlines on bbc news...n moss side in manchester were likely injured by a shotgun — officers are investigating the incident as attempted murder. nasa's ‘parker solar probe' which will analyse the sun's atmosphere for the first time has successfully launched from cape canaveral in florida. more british troops arrive in the afghan capital kabul to support the country's army in its conflict with the taliban. the government says its planning to introduce new offences of causing death by dangerous or careless cycling. under the proposal cyclists who kill pedestrians would be treated in a similar way to dangerous drivers, who face a prison sentence up to 1a years. cycling campaigners are calling for wider reform of road safety legislation. simonjones reports. kim briggs was knocked over by a cyclist in london in 2016. she died a week later. the bike that hit her shouldn't have been on the road — it was designed for the velodrome, with no front brake. charlie alliston was riding it. he was cleared of manslaughter b

jonathan beale, bbc news, kabul. it is 11:15pm. good evening.ir strike in yemen, after the un demands a credible inquiry into the attack which killed 40 children. police say the 12 people hurt in a shooting in moss side in manchester were likely injured by a shotgun. officers are investigating the incident as attempted murder. nasa's parker solar probe, which will analyse the sun's atmosphere for the first time, has successfully launched from cape canaveral, in florida. still to come: the papers at 11:30pm. sport now. and, for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's chris mitchell. dina asher smith won her third gold medal in berlinjust a few hours ago. it's was a great final night on the track for great britain at the european athletics championships. asher smith, who'd already won the 100 and 200 metres titles, ran the anchor leg in the sprint relay. and she timed her surge to the line to perfection to take the gold for great britain, passing germany, switzerland and netherlands on the way. she becomes the first women since katrin kr

jonathan beale, bbc news, kabul.a brilliant meteor show. it happens every year around this time, and is famous for being brighter than any other meteor shower. earlier, i spoke to keith cowing, editor of nasa watch.com. i asked him where we could see the metor shower. i'm not going to see it here because it is raining but anyone in the northern hemisphere can look towards the north—east, look for a group of stars like a big w, cassiopeia. look down a little bit and if you have been outside long enough and your eyes have adapted, you should see 60 or 70 bright shooting stars coming from that region, called perseus, hence perseid. and what causes this particular meteor shower? there are about a dozen or so bright ones like this every year and usually it is because at some point in the past a comet, this one named swift—tuttle goes around the sun every 120—something years, but it leaves a debris path of ice and rock and the earth passes through it once a year. and when it does, these grains of dirt and ice hit the earth

abc news was a beal and bryant street where the driver of this jeep slammed into a car. four people were arrested inside the jeep. a view from above shows all the rescue crews and the damage. a woman in the car was taken to the hospital. this was connected to an earlier auto burglary. >> the head of the municipal agent finds himself in hot water. he blasted the agency over a number of issues and expressed disappointment with service delays tied to the tunnel project and vetting of contractor. a worker died earlier this month as we reported. the director is supposed to have a performance review tomorrow before the board. >>> hundreds attended a funeral for a utah firefighter who died battling california firefighters. matthew burch et died in the ment seeno complex fires. he was struck by falling str iin where he was working. >> dreamers and young activists are cycling 1800 miles to protest president trump's immigration policy. they caught up with the group at uc berkeley. >> citizenship for who? >> citizenship for all! >> this immigrant youth just arrived in san francisco

. >> on the issue of long wait lines was shot down today when jim beal of snoemg, benet len of sapt monica and ridiculouso laura from las vegas county abstained. lawmakers say h they were caving in from influence from governor jerry brown who discussed reservations about this kind of review. >> need to look behind the curtain. what's behind is the manipulation of a termed-out governor who is sentencing millions of californians to intermably long waits. he and these three senators just don't care. >> the dmv blames a surge of politic ants for long bait times. >> a young bear rescued in the carr fire is using sterilized fish skin to help heal his burns. a electric crew spotted her and called wild life experts. the same fish skin therapy was used on other bears. they healed and were released back kba into the wild. >> while we're talking about animals, a late night prowler caught on camera in san jose. >> the stinky thing that may have attracted this big cat to the nablgd. >> we get a new speak inside the fancy transbay terminal. >> and a change is coming to the oscars. why many aren't happy

diplomatic efforts to end the conflict. and diplomatic efforts 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale, the place where hundreds of british troops were killed, and which nearly fell to the taliban when they departed. four years ago the british left for good, but the americans soon returned. left for good, but the albeit in smaller numbers. left for good, but the now they are on their own, patrolling what was the sprawling british base of camp bastian. patrolling what was the sprawling it was necessary for us to come back in here a couple of years ago. if that had not happened, i would imagine that helmand would be pretty solidly under the control of the taliban right now. at night, us marines fire illumination rounds to deter any attack. fire illumination rounds as well as lethal long—range artillery rockets to target enemy positions. artillery rockets to by day, they oversee the training of the afghan army and the soldiers need all the help they can get. of the afghan army and the soldiers they unit has already suffered heavy losses. the call right now is sitting at about 30%. 30% of

wizards star guard bradley beal weighing in on twitter responding to the president and saying that heas tired of him. >>> let's change gears, talk more weaer. beautiful day out there. but my gosh we were out for run, it's so steamy, it kind of cut down on your brea but i think after so much rain, we'll table it. whatever it is. thing.t's the after all that rain. we were going just going to be no at least it's not raining and things continue to improve in terms of the flooding situation. most of the ik rest of the weekend we'll be just fine. taking a look at our sky cam over thedistrict, a little hazy to partly sunny sks. no rearain. it is of course very warm. we're still officially at 88 at washington reagan national. but at least we're not deang th any rain. and then we still have a couple of minor flood warnings to deal with. the rappahannock has minor ooding in trouble spots. all these flood warpings are expiring during the early morning hours and not going to extended. the past 12 hours, storm team 4 radar has been basically clear. a couple of showers around midnight, stray shower

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today on "leaders with lacqua," we meet the chief executive of lloyd's of london, inga beale.chief executive

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james beale, thank you for your time.ix. and this is cocoa. four brothers — abandoned by their mother, now being nursed back to health by north lincolnshire‘s andrews hedgehog hospital. during the dry weather, we‘ve had in 70, 80 babies. been horrific. we have contact with rescue centres around the country. they‘re all having the same problems. the hospital currently saves around two thirds of the hedgehogs brought to it, with some like helix already doing well. he‘s a lot more steady on his feet than the others. yeah. i think he was the leader of the pack. how much does this all cost you? last year‘s accounts, we‘ve just about put together, and the total cost was around £27,500. and that‘s not the only price to pay. for frank and veronica, more hedgehogs mean more rooms in their house taken over. oh, yes, every room. the only room that is not allowed hedgehogs is the sitting room. in grimsby, charlie‘s hedgehogs care has managed to reunite some babies with their mother, but it‘s a rare sight. the weather this year has be

jonathan beale, bbc news. weather and sport coming up a little later.people following the collapse of a motorway bridge in genoa on tuesday has ignited a fierce debate over the safety of italy's infrastructure. the transport minister has begun proceedings to strip the company, who managed the highway, of their contracts. it comes as state funerals for some of the victims will take place later. we can talk now to the italian journalist cristina nadotti, who joins us from rome. can you just explain why it is that some families have opted for the state funeral that was offered to them and others have said no? i'm afraid to say first of all that the number of victims has raised to 41 during the night, four other people we re during the night, four other people were actually found under the debris. the reason why some people don't want what they call a political parade and a showcase is that, well, there are two motives. firstly, people are angry. they are blaming the state and the government for not doing the due control to do maintenance work. the second r

need in the lift if you will find women on the left that are actually opposed to abortion of both the beale part of this has to do with the fact that many women had disappeared during the military government break and many of these disappeared britons these reappeared into the national scene and became very prominent figures in politics etc for their region in mindset i think generally it's quite difficult to simply think of a pregnancy yes something that is pure this both of the mother of the mother which goes to say that the baby became a lot more textured a lot more complex and a lot broader conservative and progressivism do clearly play a role but not the only one and it's interesting because we know that the catholic church for example very active in campaigning for it the opposition to the legalization of abortion but you know our report suggests that the majority of argentineans support it indeed how do you square that well you know in some sense i mean process of political delegation i mean senator not really just there to voice exactly what he said the people want i mean sometimes

and wizards star bradley beale, his reonse was pretty simple. you, end quote. >>> take advantage of the tax free weekend in virginia. you can save on things like school supplies, clothing, footwear, find a full list o qualifying items. also a shameless plug, we have a back t school fashion show at fair oaks fall. >> i canelieve it's back to school time already. >> hey, the u.s. fencing team recently won gold at the world championship thanks to two memberht from r here in our area. this w puts the team at number w one in tld for the first time ever. both of the women trained at the d.c.fencer's club. they said leading up to their big win, they put in hours and practice. >> this is the culmination of a lot of fencing work and team work. >> it was just kind of imaginable what happened all day, we just kind of rolled along and it was pretty smooth sailing. >> the next eventill be the olympics in tokyo. >>> would you pay hundreds of doars for a pair of sneakers? >> me >> there are some people who would. a lot of people gathered in to do just that. ki

off and landings from the £3 billion carrier while she's at sea. 0ur defence correspondent, jonathan bealeing to leave portsmouth with 1,500 sailors, aircrew and marines on board. hms queen elizabeth, which cost more than £3 billion, is about to sail to the east coast of america. what the royal navy says will be an iconic moment in the latest stage of the trials. the first time fast jets will fly off her massive deck. hugely symbolic for the country, very exciting and of course, it was eight years nearly to the day since i was in command of ark royal and we took off the last harrier from the north sea. so eight years later, here we are, getting the first one back. these are the kind of aircraft that will be taking part in the trials. the us has already been flying the new f—35 stealth jet off their warships. two test aircraft will be embarked on the british carriers with british

i believe that it would be better to make a right on beal, other than the first routing, which is difficult, an onramp for the bay bridge. next item, on the twin peaks construction update. and i am wondering if there can be updates posted so we know what is happening. operator availability at green division, lrv and pcc is an issue and will be more of an issue in august with the return to the regular schedules. i hope john haley and julie hirs hirschbaum and their teams are looking at greater availability. i hope we'll hear in the future about the issues with bart, canopy's project and early morning service and what changes are in store. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. i would like to go out of order and recognize that supervisor kim has just joined us and ask if she would come up. thank you. >> supervisor kim: thank you, director brinkman and director reiskin and want it thank the members of the public to allow me to speak before the 2:00 p.m. board of supervisors meeting. 5 want to speak on the townsend project. it's been a project that i've been speaking with director reiskin and staff

ill who is a billionaire based in dallas he own something called beal bank. and he emerged from bankruptcy as the loan owner in december of a very large natural gas power plant in california called la paloma and then in june his company filed what's known as an emergency two zero six application at the federal energy. regulatory commission saying the exact same thing perry did saying all of these renewables in the california law tricity market are making my new power plant to be an economic and so we need to rewrite market rules to deliver big or guaranteed payments to my natural gas power plant which of course would come at the detriment of consumers and renewables so i filed a protest about on friday pointing out how to approach us with exactly pointing out how absurd this whole proposal is and also i was the first to make the links between the owner of the power plant and below and his financial connections to donald trump so he's given you know much he contributed to over three million dollars three million yet right so over what i'm going to mccain feing

kron4 's ella sogomonian joins us live from the new bus transit hub...on beale street between howard. what do people need to know for monday morning's commute? tomorrow tomorrow morning all buses will now be going through this new transit center so the old temporary one around the corner is closed...the first official line comes in at 5:42 am and service will continue throughout the day. tagthe new terminal has a bus ramp directly connecting to the bay bridge so they'll avoid city street lights and save time for east bay commuters.so ac transit buses are likely to see time saving on traditional routes. live in san francisco ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. a slight cooling trend is forecast through the first half of the week with temperatures cooling to near seasonal average in the interior bay area. onshore flow increases and the marine layer deepens keeping highs mild along the coast. expect 60's along the coast with highs in the 70's-80's inland. high pressure rebuilds back over the region late in the ba

the new center stretches roughly three city blocks from beale street to second street south of mission street.we talked to riders this weekend. (sot)"people are going to cross over six busy streets of traffic during congested hours, and they're never going to touch a city street," said transbay joint powers authority spokesperson christine falvey.(oncam)the transit center took eight years to build.reporting live in san francisco, lydia pantazes kron4 news. (grant) promising news for crews fighting news for promising (grant) (grant) promising news for crews fighting fires all over the state. over the weekend they made major progress - as they continue to battle 11 large wildfires that have burned hundreds of thousands of acres. kron4's camila bernal is in corona with the latest. firefighters working around the clock in california -- are finally making headway.bridget bloesch/spca employee/ ktxl: there are no words for the amount of thankful that we are. over the weekend - crews were able to increase the containment of the holy fire to 50 percent -- up from just 10 percent on friday. nea