well we'll discuss this further now with ben harris twenty he's the chairman of the conservative u.k. think tank the group thanks for coming on to the program and. this protest that we've seen has been described as the biggest in the u.k. since the iraqi war will the government take notice now that i mean we're looking at nearly seven hundred thousand people protesting and voicing their concerns will the government take notice will they allow the british public to have their say on the final deal. well firstly those figures of six hundred thousand not what the metropolitan police is saying that's what the organizers of the process to saying we know that tens of millions of pounds of flooded in from people at george soros to fund these kinds of things but until such a time as in excess of seventeen point four million people come out in protest i think we can assume that britain's largest exercise in democracy in its history the e.u. referendum still stands. then i think than it does that mean you're dismissing the people who protested today. because those hundred absolutely yes because

. >> that long time was actually 20 months and harry lived in ben's attic. >> fast forward three years"late late show" executive producer which led to this -- ♪ just stop your crying it's a sign of the times ♪ >> and it also led to this, cbs' new sitcom "happy together" loosely based on the time the one directioner shacked up with his buddy and his wife. >> the paparazzi are after me since this break up and i need a safe place to hide. is it at all possible i crash here 'til it all dies down. >> 20-year-old australian cutie felix mallard plays harry's character. damon wayans jr. and amber stevens west take him in. >> did harry styles personally serenade you to get you onboard for this show? >> no. >> yes, oh, you different? >> what? >> oh, yeah, no, nothing. it's our little secret. >> have you gotten advice from harry on how to deal with the fans? >> no, not at all. >> you need to ask him. >> no i need to. >> ben will be doing double duty on this show and corden's and after scoring big with paul mccartney i just had to ask. >> who's next on the list? >> who's next? i don't know. i love

ben winston. this happened to him. harryton and his wife for like what was supposed to be two weeks, wound up being two years. he stayed in his attic. so, that's pretty bizarre. >> i think there's a story there, yeah. >> absolutely, but then -- >> very tight, yeah. >> but anything past that is justification. because ben -- >> ben is white. >> not a black dude. so yeah, the show is a 30-something couple, married couple, whose lives are turned upside down when an international pop star moved in. and my character is an accountant, not just some random dude -- >> do you have some accountant in you? were you like -- or is that totally -- >> yeah, that is not me. i was good in math in high school, but that's, like, where i draw the line. like, i don't really know how to crunch numbers. >> damon used to always use you and your siblings in his stand-up routine. >> oh, yeah. >> we heard a lot about your life growing up. you're a father. >> yeah. >> do you use your kids in your routine? >> i have one bit about my boy who, you know, th

ben collins and harelry lipman. tree of life was his synagogue as a child. welcome. >> thank you. >> harry start with you first. you know tree of life. and i understand that you knew one of the victims of this shooting. can you tell me a little bit about joyce? your memories of her, what she was like? >> she was a lovely woman. she was at synagogue because she was saying the prayer for the dead for her husband, steven. two years after he had died, you only say it for 30 days, but she wanted to keep going, and felt like she couldn't stop nature that's why she wound up dying. lovely, kind, considerate, warm. you know, it's terrible to think of -- that her last moments she was really a fine person. >> you hadn't known what happened to her until fairly recently, obviously, when the names were released and when you found out from friends and family? >> it was a terrible saturday. i knew people back there in law enforcement enough to know that the scene had to be frozen. you couldn't move anybody because it's a crime scene for about 12 hours. so we were waiting anxiously, and with increasing hop

neilatrick harris and ben stiller and mollyringwald and martha stewart. >> we had as couple of lig on >> reporter: for the rest of er, is nothing but complete wonder. for "today," kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >> a little reseah goingnto this story that she did. i went with kristen. it was absolutely incredible. calvin loved it. the music and sound effects. it is breath taking. >> we're carving pumpkins tonight. my daughter asked for elsa. >>> still to come, justin >>> even in the rain they're re. still to come on "today," the last on the investigation of the m who mailed more than a dozen pipe bombs. >>> and the duke and duchess at the closing ceremony of the invictus games. >>> we cannot wait to celebrate peter. all that and more comisg up after >>>r, pe huge congratulations on joining the weekend "today am. as the person who sees you every morning at 6:.m. no one works harder and no one deserves it more. we are so proud of you. country to get to know the peter alexander i know. excellent dancer andd pretty g singer. a lot of dad jokes. to our white house unit big brother, w

think about the devastation we have seen before with storms like harry kane the panhandle and big ben45 miles brow. again, harry kane michael is for coast to be the most destructive storm to hit the panhandle in a century. it will bring torrential rain to most of the panhandle and big bend which means flooding will be a major issue. expect to see 12 inches of rain in some areas of the panhandle. think about that. one foot of rain in some parts of the panhandle. again, prepare for major flooding from this storm. the national hurricane centre is forecasting storm surge to be between nine and 13 feet. that means the water will come miles inshore and could easily rise over the roofs of houses. much of the rest of the gulf will see between two and six feet of storm surge which is still life—threatening. remember, we can rebuild your house but we cannot rebuild your house but we cannot rebuild your house but we cannot rebuild your life. take this seriously, keep your family safe. the state is not taking this storm lightly and neither should any family in the state. our state will continue t

it's -- i'm told to say it's loosely inspired by the true story of the creator of the show, ben winston, harryy -- >> there's a story there. ♪ >>> this morning on the dish a chef with american roots who is a master of mediterranean cuisine. born and raised in philadelphia joey campanaro was inspired by the foods of his childhood especially what came out of his italian grandmother and mother's kitchen. after studying restaurant management in college including a semester in italy, he worked at top venues around the country. >> then in 2006 he opened his dream restaurant little owl in here in new york.neighborhood - it generated plenty of buzz, and with partner mike price and paved the way for two more dining hot spots, market table and the clam both in the very same neighborhood. we sat down with him here last month. chef joey campanaro welcome to "the dish." this may be my dream dish because you have served up two, count them, one, two, cocktails, popcorn and pie. >> we are very inspired working together and come up with a menu we have to make it fun. >> tell us what else is on this table. >> s

. >> loosely inspired by ben winton, the creator of the show, his life. harry styles from one direction actually moved in with him for, hithink, two years and lived in >> happy together airs tonight at 8:30 right here on kpix5. >>> we will be right back after this. >>> today's tip of the day is local grown, yes, still local grown, beautiful blue lake string beans. the texture is out of this world because it's getting colder, greener. nutritional value out of this world, silky smooth, delicious. i get excited talking about the beets, they are so good. the selection is good. see how beautiful this is right now? nice and green. if you see -- no shriveling whatsoever. never wash them before you beforeu them. always wash a grey are thic likea meaty texture. when you saw at a -- when you saute them, blanch them before you saute them and put them in a cold bath so they can start to cool down a little bit. i like to put them in hot olive oil, garlic, salt to pepper, start to saute and that's it. they are beautiful. little fresh tomatoes at the end, little bit more oliv

harris. we've got a deep ben of. bench. we are a ways out.o yo, what do yoe familiar faces, familiar names, does the democratic party need new blood? >?>> great question, he heather. i'm glad to see this. one thing anecdotally. my stepfather who never voted for a democrat in his life, said if biden runs he will absolutely vote for him because he's that great of a guy in his opinion. i think this is a good thing. we could use new blood. one of the things that always makes our country great is healthy competition, maybe not so much for hillary clinton in 2016, but i think that a robust field really will help us in the long run, heather. heather: you look at this list also, and a lot of these potential candidates have come out very strongly against president trump and trump supporters. some of these names being accused of getting violence on behalf of their consisten const. are those the type of candidates that should be on this list as well? i'm referencing corey booker and kamala harris. >> i think democrats are looking for fighters, someone w

one woman was able to get prince harry's attention with a sign saying, ben here since 4:00 a.m. trouble, she got a big old hug from prince harry. >> can we just talk about for a moment, meghan markle is the chicest woman in the world. she is so subtly beautiful and understated. i love her fashion. just had to say that. >> i believe she's going to go through pregnancy glowing. >>> coming up, the hottest new way to retire early. how a growing number of americans are using what's called the f.i.r.e. movement. an extreme way to save their way to early retirement. >>> and toking up north of the border. but are americans able to bring marijuana back over the border? >> nope. >> we'll let you know. you're watching "world news now." don't crush dreams for some, kenneth. i'm alex trebek, here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase

harry. >> that's your favorite? >> i do love the movie "there's something about mary" big ben stiller fan. >> what does twitter say? sn't paying attention right now. >> you also haven't asked the question. >> i will. harry, trendwise this morning, you know, as you follow this it has been mostly good news for the democrats over the last several weeks. >> i would say trendwise it's been mostly good but some of the polling that came in yesterday not just on the senate side but on the house side as well, for instance, the average sort of democratic pickup we were looking at 35 seats and the forecast we would have put out on sunday, but democrats lost a lot of ground, in fact, they lost about one or two seats in the forecast that we might be putting out and that's actually fairly significant because if you lose one or two seats a day, and you only have 35 days left until the midterms, that could spell major trouble. >> why are democrats losing momentum? >> they're losing momentum i think for a number of reasons not the least of which president trump's approval rating was dropping, it does seem to be climbing back at leas

visitors last season but they've got the bragging rights here harry silver surfer it scoring just past the hour mark one though is how it stayed ben think you go top head of sporting braga on goal difference porto state third. there's a three way tie at the top of the english premier league after manchester city missed a penalty and a goal of straw at liverpool city on liverpool have been joined at the top by chelsea who had a big win at southampton also a big victory for arsenal they beat fullam five one. last year we've moved up to third in the italian saria the romans are hosting fiorentina who are pushing to go second behind leaned leaders event says but see no mobile a put paid to that one though a final score lots are still nine points behind you've either. khana mcgregor says he wants a rematch after losing to come. in a dramatic night in the u.f.c. could be stripped of the lightweight title after causing a mass brawl immediately afterwards david stocks has the story i was supposed to be the greatest night in u.f.c. history but turned into one of the ugliest seconds after beating khana mcgregor had be. let out of the cage a

a trip to tonga for meghan and harry on the latest stage of their tour down under. coming up on sportsday on bbc news... ben from a troubled year. and he hopes his performances — not the headlines from off the pitch — are his legacy. there's growing concern about the fate of critically ill civilians, many of them children, who are trapped by the conflict in yemen. the united nations says dozens of children are dying every day because the country's medical services are close to collapse. nine million people there are in need of urgent healthca re, with many suffering severe malnutrition. the un is calling on all sides in the country's civil war to allow patients who need life—saving care to be flown abroad for treatment. more than three years of civil war has led to the crisis, with the country divided between houthi rebels backed by iran and government forces supported by a saudi—led coalition. from sanaa, orla guerin reports. facing a long wait for what little help is available. yemen's health service is another casualty of years of conflict. half of the medical facilities here no longer function. mohammed

harry's cousin get married. big question will samantha show up there? >> i hope not. >>> from a wedding to a divorce. jennifer garner and benffleck's marriage has finally come to an official end. but jen was all smiles when she stepped out this weekend. >> i am honored to be here. this is my second time hosting the rape treatment center and stewart house event, the first time was 14 years ago. >> appearing gracious and upbeat, the event also marks jennifer's first public appearance since finalizing her divorce three years after the split. inside her friend david schwimmer delivered a heart felt introduction. >> so much has changed in the life of jennifer garner, yet the best things about her have not changed at all. how incredibly warm, grounded and unaffected she is. >> david, i wonder how warm, grounded and unassuming you thought i was the many, many times i auditioned for "friends"? >> today on "ellen" garner said ben will be represented in their halloween decorations at home. >> you decorate the ghosts to be members of the family. my son will have big blue eyes and they'll make their dad with a lot of scruff. >> meanwhi

. ♪ muckdavid: democrats haven't ben offering a lot of policy ideas ahead of the midterms, but democrat senator kamala harrishe calls a tax plan. it's actually more of a massive expansion of welfare. new bill would provide monthly cash payments of up to $500 to lower income families on top of the tax credits and public benefits they already get. the proposal faces long odds of passing and makes democrat complaints about a rising deficit a little harder to to take seriously. gary, it's free cash versus jobs, essentially, right? >> as my nanny used to say, oy vey -- >> when she was discussing tax strategy, right? [laughter] >> the exactly. you are taking money away from people who earned it and giving it to people who did the not earn it, and i believe in the safety net, but this rearranging of economy via the taxpayer has never worked anywhere it is tried. and i try to think to myself, are these people just being nice and they just want to help, and it seems to me this is all about buying votes. what you want to do for people that earn lower is get jobs. and guess what the economy's doing right now? david: ri

ben sasse might have been upset about it, but we would have been served by it. >> harris: that's addressingnt to go back to what's happening on the left side of the screen. this is u.s. district court, and in washington, d.c., we knew there would be a celebrity-driven protest. "bravery is contagious" is what they are calling this. alicia keys, norman lear, and many others they are leading people who are against the confirmation of the supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh being confirmed to the court, if that should happen, it looks like we might see a vote on saturday in the senate. the full senate. they are out there, and the hashtag is #cancelkavanaugh. they are changing back and forth, they have given some short speeches of women in the audience. celebrities, i mention. i would say -- and we do have a side-by-side picture, of course -- one of the three senators we have been talking about, tucker, as we covered this story, is lisa murkowski. she is reportedly in a skiff right now reviewing the fbi kavanaugh report. this is an interesting juxtaposition. you have some of these very p

. >> shepard: ben hall live for us in turkey with this controversy that is brewing. let's go to shane harris intelligence and national security reporter for "the washington post." he's been covering this from them. the state department, you heard the live briefing from heather nauert. they're in a let's way and see mode. >> yeah, definitely. i think that is interesting considering that obviously there's a lot of investigation going on. certainly by the turks who i'm and who set in motion this plan to try to lure jamal khaishoggi back to saudi arabia before he was eventually assaulted at the consulate in istanbul. >> shepard: it's the reporting of the post that he was directly responsible for that sort of lure and trap operation. what is the evidence of that, if you can share it with our viewers. >> as we understand, it's been described as intercepts. so communications among saudi officials that u.s. intelligence intercepted. so we're essentially grabbing their calls or seeing their messages if you will. this was described to us by people that have knowledge of the information and what it say

on wednesday, prince harry announced scholarships to study climate change, which he says is a daily threat for the people living in fiji. you have been watching newsday. i'm beningapore. don't go away, i will be back with business news. asian markets are opening sharply lower, after a massive sell off on wall street. all the gains from this year have now been wiped off. and before we go, here's an interesting story about a us judge's dashing heroism to catch the accused. as you can see from these pictures recorded in washington state, two defendants bolt out of a courtroom, headed for the door. the aptly called judge buzzard ditches his judicial robes and chases after them. the judge catches one of the inmates by the door, and police arrived soon after. both the accused are now back with law enforcement. it looks like a comedy sketch. butjudge buzzard is back on the bench to review the security at the court premises. nothing wakes with justice. well, what a good run, isn't it? amazing story. that's all for the moment, stay with us here on bbc world news. hello there. sunshine on wednesday took temperatures very close to 20 degrees, but you can expect those te

and harry and meghan wear garlands of flowers and handmade skirts, the traditional mark of respect in tonga. and coming up on bbc news, we speak to benkes for the first time since he was cleared of affray. the all—rounder says he's only looking forward after a difficult year. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the former attorney general dominic grieve says the labour peer lord hain acted "entirely arrogantly" and with "no regard for the rule of law" when he named the businessman, sir philip green. yesterday, lord hain used parliamentary privilege to say that sir philip is the tycoon facing accusations of sexual and racial harassment, despite a court injunction keeping his identity secret. sir philip says he "categorically and wholly denies" any allegation of unlawful sexual or racist behaviour. 0ur correspondent theo leggett reports. he is the man who left school with no qualifications but build a retail empire, consorting with celebrities and being courted by politicians. he controls leading brands like top sop, miss selfridge and dorothy perkins —— at topshop. but the sir philip green's attempt to avoid bad publici

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harris faulkner. here today is fox news contributor lisa boothe, nasa qatar love, and it joining us on the couch for the very first time, republican senator ben sasse of nebraska. he is the author of the new book "them. why we hate each other and how to heal." is it a long book because it feels like we have a lot to do. >> it would take that much to see if you really have the solution to this problem. >> that's a good idea. >> a big challenge. >> glad to have you. >> new reports, the saudi government may claim that rogue intelligence operatives accidentally killed the columnist, jamaal khashoggi. fox news has not been made aware of any pending report from the saudis. meanwhile saudi government is conducting an investigation into turkish police are planning a second search of the saudi consulate. the family of the missing columnist released a statement writing "the strongly moral and legal responsibility that our father instilled in us obliges us to call for an international commission to inquire into the circumstances of his death. there are growing calls on capitol hill to take action against saudi arabia. republican earn senate arms to the

harry. they were here for just a day. but they made every minute count. jonny dymond, bbc news, tonga. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello.n through the weekend. it's going to be cold and windy. there will be a mixture of sunshine and showers, some of those showers heavy and wintry over some hills in the north. through this evening and tonight, many places will keep starry skies overhead but the wind will blow showers in across the east coast of england, and some for parts of wales and the south—west and northern ireland. showers turning wintry over high ground in scotland. with temperatures getting very close to freezing, and all the way down to freezing in places, there could well be some icy stretches to start tomorrow morning, most especially across northern scotland and northern ireland. through the day, there will be some sunshine, and showers as well, mostly around the coasts but some developing inland for a time, especially through the middle part of the afternoon. those temperatures — six to 11 degrees at best. it will feel even colder than that, given the strength of the wind. sunday, another chilly day. a lot o

ben mcadams is ahead of republican mia camp. in kansas, 12% are still undecided in a "new york times" see anna college poll. north carolina's 9th district, mark harris has a narrow lead over democrat dan mccready, 45 to 44 percent. and in virginia's 7th congressional district, abigail spanberger is leading represent dave brat 46 to 45 percent. >> i think this is one of the most fascinating races. dave brat, the tea party darling is running one of the dumbest campaigns in modern day history where he thinks if he just keeps saying nancy pelosi that nothing else is required. and his democratic opponent has come back really strongly with some great ad campaigns. i think voters are saying, hey, we're not that stupid. we're not going to be fooled by stupid campaigning. >> he's also bringing in steve bannon here at the end of this campaign which is the anti-globalist. how does this play out on tuesday? >>. >> clearly a play for the base there. that district, you're talking about the suburbs and you're talking about suburbs where democrats are investing in this idea of typically women who traditionally may have voted republican in the past around there bein

harris faulkner. here today is fox news contributor lisa boothe, nasa qatar love, and it joining us on the couch for the very first time, republican senator benka. he is the author of the new book "them. why we hate each other