thank you, caroline wheeler and jason beattie. goodbye.nesday has been one of the better of the week of meteo group weather and overnight we have more cloud for the western side of the uk and you mightfind the western side of the uk and you might find yourself getting some showers and towards north—west scotla nd showers and towards north—west scotland we will begin to see at briggs of rain and on the eastern side it will stay mainly dry, the longest cloud breaks here and tebbutt is dropping to single figures in some spots. especially east of scotland. most of us are in the range of 10—13dc. tomorrow, rain from the word go for the north west of scotland, spreading south across scotland, rain through northern ireland and feeding into the north—west of england with another band of patchy rainfor england with another band of patchy rain for wales and the south west. much of the east midlands, and south—east england, the chancellor showers and cloud increasing but staying nearly dry. south wales and southern england on friday are at risk of pe

with me are caroline wheeler, deputy political editor of the sunday times and jason beattie, head of pages... the ft leads with a story that downing street has approached britain's biggest businesses to publicly state their support for the government's approach to brexit. jacob rees mogg's bid to become the next leader of the conservative party has come under fire, says the metro. he has drawn criticism after a tv interview in which he said he did not believe in abortion under any circumstances. the express focuses on a new study which it says proves that statins can reduce the chance of an early death by 28%. hurricane irma is the lead for the i, with the warning that millions of people are risk in the caribbean and us as the powerful storm makes landfall. the telegraph claims that theresa may's brexit plans are in "chaos" as senior ministers distance themselves following the leak of radical plans for immigration. according to the times, universities face being fined if they fail to justify paying vice chancellors more than the prime minister. the guardian has revelations from leake

beatty: and the govern yoffers ohio, nevada and other states. republicans should work with democrats to create a better deal, better jobs, better health care, a better future for all mericans and i yield back. >> madam speaker, i would like to recognize and congratulate the abbott high school baseball team on being this year's division i-a state champions. located in abbott, texas, this small-town high school has defied the odds, since open -- defied the odds since opening its doors in 1986. s the first time they've earned the title of state champions. last week i visited the panthers and the principal and the head coach. mr. williams: it's an honor to meet them and these young americans and congratulate them on the victory. as a former baseball player, it is inspiring to watch a new wave of students become interested in america's favorite pastime. these boys are bright and eager and give 110% at all times an that's the kind of spirit we need in this country. in a time when we're recovering from eight years of turmoil, these kids are the driving

[cheers and applause] texas, beatty, founded planned parenthood. [boos] thate seen personally what looks like, friends looking at me in the eye and wondering what they are going to do with their health care. for women, getting annual exams and having access to birth control is a vital part of our health care. i have seen a lot of politicians strip that away from thousands of women in my state. >> it's misogynist. >> it is misogynist, and politicians here at our capitol are trying to make a replica of taxes across the united states, and i came to taxes -- i came from texas to d.c. to stop that from happening. are you here to stop that from happening? [cheers] >also, texas has one of the infant mortality rates in the country, equivalent to a lot of developing countries. we don't want to see that spread across the country. as a black woman, someone like me has a higher percentage of dying from birth, and i am here to protect as women, and we are here to protect those women. also, our next guest is your to protect those women. [cheers and applause] sen

professor beatty posted a picture of the poster calling it well-played. >> well-played indeed. the post has been shared more than 28,000 times. good for the professor to say, listen, if i didn't specify, how can i then take away your ability to use a 3 by 5. that's a 3 by 5. >> student can make the argument. a professor is helping everybody learn by doing what he did. >> i hope that student aced the test with those notes. with a note card that big, can you find the answers there? >> i'd find it. >> sounds like you had some practice. >>> we're working for you with breaking news on the roads. >>> let's check in with wtop's dave dildine. dave? >> it's not go baltimore washington parkway still shut down in laurel. south of maryland 197. from the shot there, you can see the police investigation. we're beginning to see a backup building at that diversion. southbound at 197. an indication that we're getting into the fringes of rush hour and also that some folks aren't getting to work. take route 1, take 95 instead of the southbound parkway. that's the latest from the traffic center. i

and ultimately get to the end of the year there is a good possibility that it will be the balfour beatty the topic of house prices. data out today shows a fall in prices, 0.6%. is this figure going to get worse over the course of the next 12 months? evenif the course of the next 12 months? even if it does i do not think it is the end of the world. not .6% of the drop in the bucket given how far as prices in london have come over the last ten years. they are up 60%. they have gone up well in excess of the rest of the country food you have a significant bulge in house prices in london in the south east. ultimately they are unaffordable that they could do with coming back down to much more realistic levels. we will have to leave it there. on the markets, the ftse 100 finishing in the green. really bolstered by that weakness in stirling and also we are looking at itv has been one of the biggest gainers on the index today. itv is doing quite well after the weekendéire ;»l 11 a climber from wales has been killed at yosemite national park in california. 32—year—old andrew foster was caught in a

agenda luncheon, 1500 women were in that room, african-american mostly, and when congresswoman joyce beattynd others got up and started talking about what john mccain had done, there was a standing ovation. people are hurting and they want to make sure they have health care and they want to make sure it's reliable and this president seems to be not listening to the least of these who need the help. >> preexisting conditions in caps may be the things that cost the most, make the most financial sense, but they're there and people want them. and clearly, becoming to many. seemingly inhumane to remove them. thank you both so much. on monday night, a spesh event here. bernie sanders and amy bloesh char debating lindsey graham and bill cassidy. next, the russian billionaire close to putin responded to the report he was offered private briefings by the former chairman, paul manafort. >>> and americans reeling from maria, confronting dire danger. a warning tonight of a massive dam fail. ♪ "zorba the greek" by mikis theodorakis ♪ ♪ the all-new volkswagen tiguan with available pedestrian monitoring.

yes, we have been very pleased that the book was published by savis beatty. it is called "discovering gettysburg: an unconventional introduction to the town, and the battle that made it famous." i was in theater for 50 years, and as my career in theater waned, i found my interest in theater waning with it. i needed a new interest. i said, let's go see the beautiful foliage in pennsylvania. and that little altercation in gettysburg, maybe we can find out a little bit more about that. i found a hotel and discovered the battlefield guides. so, what we have done is try to come at this whole question of the gettysburg phenomenon, from a fresh point of view. it is not academic. it is not deep, deep foot noted history. it is a combination of an approach to take a look at the town, what is this town, who are these people who live here now, and who have lived here in the past? and of course, happy talk about gettysburg without discussing the battle? so, we got into the history of the battle and that led me to the next step, which was, because i like to hike, well, why

to the east bay we have 71 in @ la beatty -- alameda. city of san francisco with a lot of festivals going on. we have runs going on there. just nice weather to be out and about today. temperatures will cool off until thursday and the first day of fall is friday. >> i'm that have fun next weekend as well, even in the fall. >> he is one of the more popular players in recent giant history. a good ceremony for a giant who is retiring. >>> all that and more coming up after the break. stay tuned, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the season is nearly over for the giants. they would have to win at least five of those. that would require scoring some runs. that is something they did not do very well yesterday. bumgardner here. the giants are down to do nothing. that was all they needed. he had his stuff. arizona goes on to win it 2-0. a player is going to be retired as a giant. he has a one-day contract. he began his career here is a giant. he also played with the pirate sense and seasons in japan. he was a hero in two worlds series with the gian

beatty allen anthony b. then. lawrence ira beck manette marie beckles carl john bedigian michael earnest beekman kevin joseph smith. >> and my brother kevin patrick york. we will always member your enduring devotion to family, your unyielding support for your network of friends, your compassion for others that led to your generosity maria a. behr , your animated debate fueled by her knowledge. you helped lighten in the mode and finally your affection for america and your passion for history continued to guide us with their energetic spirit. may god bless you. >> and my oldest son saw who was in the second tower. i miss you every day. we all miss you and thank you for your prayers to help us get by. thank you. maria a. behr yelena belilovsky nina patrice bell debbie bellows stephen elliot belson paul m. benedetti denise lenore benedetto bryan craig bennett eric l. bennett oliver duncan bennett margaret l. benson dominick j. berardi james patrick berger steven howard berger john p. bergin alvin bergsohn daniel bergs

[cheers and applause] texas, beatty, founded planned parenthood. [boos] thate seen personally what looks like, friends looking at me in the eye and wondering what they are going to do with their health care. for women, getting annual exams and having access to birth control is a vital part of our health care. i have seen a lot of politicians strip that away from thousands of women in my state. >> it's misogynist. >> it is misogynist, and politicians here at our capitol are trying to make a replica of taxes across the united states, and i came to taxes -- i came from texas to d.c. to stop that from happening. are you here to stop that from happening? [cheers] >also, texas has one of the infant mortality rates in the country, equivalent to a lot of developing countries. we don't want to see that spread across the country. as a black woman, someone like me has a higher percentage of dying from birth, and i am here to protect as women, and we are here to protect those women. also, our next guest is your to protect those women. [cheers and applause] sen

. >> joyce beatty. >> is she here? >> she was. >> all right all of the members of the congressional black caucus and foundation board, can i just thank you all very much for being there. there you have, thank you. sustainability is crucial. it is a life blood. so i love what you're going to hear from the rest of the members because -- on this panel and tamika thank you, that was kayla who's brother and mother i met and we now have a bill in washington that i want your movement to come because i want that bill passed. they make noises about we don't want to pass this bill on the federal level because the state people are doing it. i want to make it very clear, whose government is this? whose federal government is this? if we do not speak truth to power to pass it down to others, who else will speak? the sustainability question is a legislative piece, it is a movement piece and money piece. max was right about the money that was in our community, do we invest it in sustaining the movement, which is what -- i know you mig