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i bring this up with you because i have asked bernard looney, why don't they put ev chargers at every station? gas stations all over the place but i can barely find a charger. you are pushing electric vehicles and you had an ad during the kickoff of football with the new kona about getting back into the commute. how do you convince buyers to switch to ev's when there is difficulty in charging especially when they get to work? in my garage, they charge me $20 today and that's the same as paying gas. >> the consumers are very smart. to your point about the kona, it's great autonomy. it's having great economics and great safety features and we are making efforts to satisfy our consumer base. for the time being, we offer on everything we sell, two years of complementary charging with an electrified america. and three years for the genesis brand. as we speak as we sign other agreements, we guarantee our customers will continue to have the best conditions in order to charge their vehicles. on top of that, we are thinking of potentially launching our own specialized in high level service cha

bernard: absolutely.and then providing them with what they need and watching them flourish. ♪ jeffrey: ashton kiprotich, diagnosed with autism when he was nearly two years old, didn't speak until he was 7. he still has difficulty processing thoughts into speech. but here, his mother kelly phillips says, teachers like miles wilcox really get it, offering love and patience, as well as aining in how to hold a bow. and music somehow brings out something different in her son. kelly: he still, he struggles with processing, auditory processing disorder. and so it's really, there's a lot of delay in getting answers from him. so we still see that. with music, i don't see that happen at all. it's just there. he is very spontaneous. he plays in different keys. he'll sit down and play something he's heard that he's never seen the music for. jeffrey: did that surprise you? kelly: very much. i have to say school has not really been easy. language acquisition has been exceptionally difficult. but then you see, in music,

bernard, let me begin with you.mportant for riyaad, and what are the most important asks? bernard: it is extremely important because they would like to get certain guarantees from the united states. there is a fourth or fifth issue they would like which is a free-trade agreement with the u.s., in addition to the ones you listed. i think they are interested in stability and they want to move away from the ideologies of anti-imperialism and resistance to the u.s. and turmoil, which has characterized much of the history of the modern middle east until recently. so, it is very important for riyaad to normalize with israel but under certain conditionss. nick: security guarantees from the u.s., advanced weapons from the u.s., a nuclear program with enrichment. are these things that prime minister netanyahu in israel and president biden are willing to give saudi arabia? robert: nick, so far, it looks like president biden wants to go big. he does not want to nickel and dime on what each side is asking the other. he's trying

i wonderful tribute to bernard jordan. just before we go...king their way up the 225—metre leadenhall building in the centre of the city, without any climbing equipment. police say a suspect was met by officers on the roof and taken into custody. i shouldn�*t need to say it — but please, don�*t try this at home. or ended orended in or ended in central london or any other big building you might come across. that�*s it from me at the moment. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. in many parts of the uk, cloud amounts have been increasing during today, signalling a change for the rest of the weekend. some warmer but wetter and windier weather on the way. it�*s all thanks to a weather system that contains the remnants of what was hurricane nigel. certainly not a hurricane any more but providing an injection of tropical moisture into this area of low pressure. some very heavy rain across some western areas as we head through tonight. further pulses of rain returning to the south west of england and wales later on, quite windy for a time, particular

bernard jordan sadly died the year after his famous french adventure at the age of 90.t of this." i says, "i'm not the sort of chap to do that now." the great escaper is in cinemas october 6th. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'm dylan, with the catch up. tonight — tiktok frenzies, academics talk taylor swift, and a precise parachute landing. but first — a woman in los angeles has decided to speak publicly for the first time about an incident in 2008 involving russell brand that she says happened in an office building shared with the bbc. the woman, who worked for another media company, says russell brand exposed himself to her, and then, laughed about it on his radio two show. russell brand has not responded to this latest allegation, but has previously denied any wrongdoing. next up — a bbc investigation has found tiktok is driving online frenzies that encourage anti—social behaviour in the real world. ex—employees say tiktok isn't doing anything to stop the growth of these videos because they don't want to lose users. they don'

who will they talk to to replace bernard looney?mote from within and he was there for about 32 years and you will not usually have a ceo in the seat for three years. the pipeline to replace him, he was still young at 53 in the pipeline will not be there. maybe in 10 years you think about a pipeline. it's going to be pretty difficult. i was surprised at how many analysts were worried it would change the direction meeting investors were starting to buy this new direction which i found interesting. the transition has been very different from bp to the u.s. majors. guy: because of the uncertainty around this because it came out of left field and you don't know whether it will be in internal continuity candidate, you don't know if it's going to be external, maybe you recruit out of the united states and bring somebody and from there -- so many options on the table here, maybe an option for the board to take the company a different direction as well. they will talk to investors as well and you just don't know and that uncertainty creates

bernard jordan was the former royal navy officer who made global headlines in 2014, when he snuck outm, with sir michael caine in the lead role. leanne rinnie went to meet him. where is he? he's disappeared off the face of the earth. he's in france. at 90? well, he has done it before, only then, of course, they were shooting at him. it's a true story of courage and determination that shocked and inspired the world. bernard jordan escaped from his care home in hove to join the 70th anniversary of the d—day landings in france in 2014, and now, nearly a decade later, actor sir michael caine is bringing bernard's great escape to the big screen. i am an ex—soldier, first of all. but i was in the army, in the national service, and i was sent to korea, so i know what the second world war was like, because it was exactly the same. we were in trenches opposite the koreans and chinese in a valley, and so i understood the way he felt, because ijust happened to be an ex—soldier, and like him, i was 90. and also, speaking from a professional actor's point of view, you don't get many leading roles

bernard is out. who is in?david: as you say loonie offered his resignation in quite a shock i guess overnight in asia as the company acknowledged that it reviewed allegations last year about his conduct allegations around the nature of personal relationships with colleagues. at the time it found no issue or conduct breached any standards. more allegations have come to light in the process of further inquiries, both loony himself, and the company have acknowledged his previous disclosures were not as fulsome as it should have been. what transpired is not compliant with the companies own interest. he left and it is a big question now as to who steps in and to what degree it will continue his strategy. kriti: speaking of that, we know that bernard loony typically was very vocal about making energy transition ahead of the u.s. oil major peers. david, what might the future of bp look like? david: it's an open question you are right, he was seen as the most vocal advocates of a faster transition away from fossil fuel

>> cornell, bernard, abc seven news. in the berkeley hills screams to call 911 led police to the scene of a homicide near overlook road. >> a neighbor reported hearing people screaming for help. officers arrived shortly after noon to find a woman stabbed several times in the chest. our media partners, the bay area news group, reports police learned that the suspect had chased a man who had been at the house to a nearby home. he was then stabbed along with a woman whom police say was a bystander . the suspect fled the scene in a car and was later arrested by berkeley police. they say the attack was not random. new developments in hollywood now. deadline is reporting that the writers guild and studios are in the final phase of negotiations and lawyers are working through the fine print. this comes on the fourth straight day of talks directly between the wga and the ceos of the four major studios. the deal, which the studios are calling their best and final offer, would end the nearly five month long writers strike that sta

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bernard and i don't think so.s a little bit of bitterness over that, bitterness over that. so he was enjoying twisting knife. but be twisting the knife. but let's be honest, an honourable honest, if he was an honourable politician, be honest, politician, let's be honest, there's of them. there's not many of them. >> but if he was given what he said boris johnson, if he said about boris johnson, if he is fined by the police, surely he would have to stand down as an mp to . an mp to. >> it would be very difficult for him if he was an honourable politician, a very big if. >> they're very big if so, you'll be continuing your corbyn for mayor campaign? >> i think we should >> i think so. i think we should encourage everyone encourage him. >> great stuff. guido fawkes editor staines, you editor paul staines, thank you so have you here. so much. great to have you here. now, davidson with now, jim davidson with his hilarious take the week's hilarious take on the week's news. come first, news. still to come first, though,

bernard and i don't think so.s a little bit of bitterness over that, bitterness over that. so he was enjoying twisting knife. but be twisting the knife. but let's be honest, an honourable honest, if he was an honourable politician, be honest, politician, let's be honest, there's of them. there's not many of them. >> but if he was given what he said boris johnson, if he said about boris johnson, if he is fined by the police, surely he would have to stand down as an mp to . an mp to. >> it would be very difficult for him if he was an honourable politician, a very big if. >> they're very big if so, you'll be continuing your corbyn for mayor campaign? >> i think we should >> i think so. i think we should encourage everyone encourage him. >> great stuff. guido fawkes editor staines, you editor paul staines, thank you so have you here. so much. great to have you here. now, davidson with now, jim davidson with his hilarious take week's hilarious take on the week's news. still come first, news. still to come first, though

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard takes a look at the project. >> michael oak plays a mean electriccurrently living on the streets of marin. i'm a musician and i got age where i couldn't work and i've got a couple of medical issues so that led to me being in my camper. soon michael will be moving to larkspur into this brand new permanent supportive housing space. >> i'm ready to get get surrounding, get, get a shower. >> here's what the place used to look like. a former skilled nursing facility which had been shuttered for years. >> so this will be one of the new homes for the residents. at 1251 south, alicia, excited to show you. come on in. >> beth stokes from episcopal community services, the nonprofit partnering with marin county, shows us one of the 43 rooms in the facility, complete with a fridge, microwave and ac, including a view it you know, has a beautiful scenery for folks who've experienced chronic homelessness for a very long time. >> this is going to be a really special place for them. >> the project received $12 million from the state's project homekey initiative. res

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard looks at the project.n electric guitar. >> he's currently living on the streets of marin. >> i'm a musician and i got to the age where i couldn't work and i've got a couple of medical issues so that that led to me being in my camper. >> soon michael will be moving to larkspur into this brand new permanent supportive housing space. >> i'm ready to get get surrounding, get, get a shower. >> here's what the place used to look like. a former skilled nursing facility which had been shuttered for years. >> so this will be one of the new homes for the residents. at 1251 south, alicia, excited to show you. come on in. >> beth stokes from episcopal community services, the nonprofit partnering with marin county, shows us one of the 43 rooms in the facility, complete with a fridge, microwave and ac, including a view. >> it you has a beautiful scenery for folks who have experienced chronic homelessness for a very long time. this is going to be a really special place for them. >> the project received $12 million from t

abc7 newrerter cornell bernard tells us neighbors are demanding action and safer streets right now. >> i hear 1011 shots. i'm so scared. i was so scared. neighbor monica heard the gunfire friday night near 39th avenue and masterson street in oakland's laurel district. >> police say a stray bullet killed a wife and mother a block away while she was sleeping on the second floor of her own home . monica says the family wants owned a neighborhood laundromat. she was so nice, friendly, friendly, friendly. friends, neighbors and strangers have been leaving flowers at the home. this woman did not want to go on camera. >> i have no clue who this family is. i just know they're missing a mother. it's pathetic and disgusting. >> investigators say there was a dispute on the street. a group of people were gathered on masterson when shots were fired. no arrests have been made. neighbors say they've complained to authorities about groups congregating here in the past. >> my entire neighborhood is upset about it. for this incident because escalated every day. >> it's tragic that you can be inside the

they tell abc seven news reporter cornell bernard. the quake ready training. they learned growing up here helped to keep them calm. >> it's insanely beautiful. it's really an interesting mix of cultures. >> it was a dream moroccan vacation for my friends, the garnet hunter family from marin and san francisco. but their last day visiting marrakesh was truly unforgettable. this was the terrifying moment. the 6.8 magnitude quake struck morocco late friday night. it was the scariest earthquake i've ever lived through. christina garnet and daughter natalie say they feared their three story hotel would collapse. >> me and my mom are just looking at each other, and then suddenly we're like, we got to run to the door because we've been training for this our whole lives. we're from san francisco. we've lived through earthquakes and we know about earthquakes, but there's still a few seconds where you're like kind of in disbelief. >> many ran for safety from homes and restaurants. the epicenter, about 45 miles south of marrakesh, the heaviest damage in morocco's atlas mo

bernard ends up dying in february of 1940. okay.so for mary, patricia, this is very much about the lives of her children and the lives of her spouse. okay. the national guard will also this is a death special. they had it was a mounted machine gun and they would ride it through the tent colony to terrorize the people that are living a tent colony. and then they would shoot into the tents throughout the winter of 1913 and 1914, the winter of 1913, 1914 is considered to be one of the coldest winters in colorado history. so you're living in a tent at that time, so you'll have the national guard take that as special and write it up and down to this. okay. john rockefeller in the spring of 13 is sitting before a congressional hearing and they're talking about the fact that you have all of these miners that are in strike in southern colorado. and he's talking about the idea that it's okay, that they're on strike because we need to start developing ideas about what labor looks like and what my company union might look like. and his argumen

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has the details . so the team sell the team. >> oakland a's fans had a pre-game march to the coliseum sunday with a loud message for team owner john fisher in oakland. i guess our feeling is, is anger and fight. george leon is from the oakland 68. one group trying to keep the team from moving to las vegas. they even hired a plane with a banner urging fishers mom doris to make her son sell. >> we're calling on john fisher's mom to come and do something about this horrible situation in that they claim they're stewards of the bay area. but technically they're not if they're moving a team from our community. >> on the last a's home game of the season, fans were feeling sad and uneasy about the future. >> to think about like this may be the last time that i'm saying goodbye is pretty hard, but i'm still trying to be optimist that next year that will we'll have a season here. >> the team's lease, the coliseum is set to expire after the 2024 season. >> i try not to think about it, but it is in the back of my

in oakland, cornell bernard, abc seven news. well there is a lot that still needs to happen before the a's are officially gone from oakland. >> their coliseum lease expires in 2024. team owners are awaiting a vote from major league baseball owners approving the move to las vegas 75% of owners would need to vote yes. the las vegas review-journal says that vote is expected by mid november. for now, the team has purchased land and secured public funding from the state of nevada for a brand new baseball stadium along the vegas strip. but it's not projected to open until 2028. it's not clear where the team would play until then. to weather now and a cold front moving in, bringing a chance of rain and cleaner air to the bay area over the next few days. here's a live look at conditions outside right now across the region. the air quality looking better than it has in several days. spencer is tracking the latest, including more on that incoming moisture. spencer >> okay, steph. yes, the storm is getting closer. well, it's not really a s

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has a look.kay we're going to the curb now navigating steps can be big obstacles for those with sight loss, but clients at the earl bohm center in santa rosa are learning to overcome every challenge. >> i'm learning to use a phone, an iphone. >> roxanne randall says a visit to the supermarket can be a really tough errand. it's really challenging to go to the grocery store because you have to you have to set up a ride and your ride. >> you have to set up your ride like two weeks in advance. >> and we have bell peppers. how about some green bell peppers? yes i'll take one. >> it's why the redwood empire food bank is launching a food giveaway at the nonprofit center , which provides vision rehabilitation services to those across the bay area. let's get you a cauliflower here. >> there you go. >> the new partnership will bring fresh fruits and veggies to the center twice a month. >> nice to be able to pick the food that i want and not have to have somebody else do it for me. >> are they just small or

when is it going to arrive in oakland, cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> for a closer look at publichood, take a look at our abc7 news neighborhood safety tracker. it shows you a wide range of atistics for san francisco, oakland and san jose. you'll find it right on the front page of abc7 news .com. to weather now and a lingering spare the air alert with some rain on the way. how's the forecast shaping up? >> spencer well, steph is looking pretty good. we're getting two bits of good news with an approaching wet weather system that will improve our air quality and reduce the risk of wild fires. so here's a look at what's going on. this is our forecast animation starting at midnight tomorrow night. i'm sorry, midnight tonight or 12 a.m. on sunday. and you can see this storm system up in the pacific northwest that is bringing rain, much needed rain, in fact, to western washington and oregon and to northwestern california. now at some point during the day on monday, perhaps afternoon or evening, we'll get some light showers here in the bay area from this system improving our air quality,

they tell abc seven news reporter cornell bernard the quake ready training they learned growing up here helped to keep them calm. >> it's insanely beautiful. it's really an interesting mix of cultures. >> it was a dream moroccan vacation for my friends, the garnet hunter family from marin and san francisco. but their last day visiting marrakesh was truly unforgettable. this was the terrifying moment. the 6.8 magnitude quake struck morocco late friday night. >> it was the scariest earthquake i've ever lived through. christina garnet and daughter natalie say they feared their three story hotel would collapse. >> so me and my mom are just looking at each other and then suddenly we're like, we got to run to the door because we've been training for this. our whole lives. we're from san francisco. we've lived through earthquakes, and we know about earthquakes. but there's still a few seconds where you're like kind of in disbelief. >> many ran for safety from homes and restaurants. the epicenter, about 45 miles south of marrakesh, the heaviest damage in morocco's atlas mountains. the family ca

cornell bernard, abc seven news. a takedown on the sidelines of a local high school football game. now a former teacher's facing charges. this was the scene last night at heritage high school in brentwood. officers say when they approached former teacher carlos hurtado, he ran away. police say the former teacher, carlos hurtado, was asked to leave by the principal. hurtado was charged with disrupting school activities, trespass and obstruction. he recent separated from the district. a social media post on his page says he was forced to resign. mega conference google cloud next won't be returning to san francisco next year. instead, the event will take place at mandalay bay in las vegas. that's according to the san francisco chronicle. no reason was given for the motive. but just days ago, salesforce ceo marc benioff said the upcoming dreamforce convention could also be the last in the city. he mentioned challenges related to homelessness and drug use. dreamforce is the city's biggest convention. we'll be r on the peninsula, san mateo. woman says her two sons sold their toys today t

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard tells us neighbors are demanding action and safer streets right now. >> i hear 1011 shots. i'm so scared. i was so scared. neighbor monica heard the gunfire friday night near 39th avenue and masterson street in oakland's laurel district. >> police say a stray bullet killed a wife and mother a block away while she was sleeping on the second floor of her own home . monica says the family, once owned a neighborhood laundromat . >> she was so nice, friendly, friendly, friendly. >> friends, neighbors and strangers have been leaving flowers at the home this woman did not want to go on camera. >> i have no clue who this family is. i just know they're missing a mother. it's pathetic and disgusting. in investigators say there was a dispute on the street. >> a group of people were gathered on masterson when shots were fired. no arrests have been made. neighbors say they've complained to authorities about groups congregating here in the past. >> my entire neighborhood is upset about it for this incident because it escalated every day. it's tragic that you can be

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard was there and says the neighbor response was so great many couldn'tide.■ >> we first have to acknowledge why we're here. we are in pain. we are suffering. >> in oakland, neighbors and activists holding this rally addressing fear of a rising crime in their city. >> how many of you have had gunshots in your neighborhoods? >> quality of life in oakland has deteriorated down to a place where myself and many other people are uncomfy, comfortable leaving our homes. the rally, held in advance of a community safety meeting at nearby genesis worship center. >> the city of oakland crime is out of control. it's like the wild, wild west. >> it's why bishop george matthews wanted to host the meeting. >> businesses are leaving people . people are scared. >> there was so much interest from the public. the line to get in stretching around the block. but there wasn't enough room inside and dozens were shut out and upset. don't set up shop in our neighborhood. >> not talking. >> we're outside. they're in there, but they're not seeing us. they're not hearing us. how are

i'm cornell bernard. we'll tell you why it almost didn't happen after pushback from neighbors.now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. welcome home. >> that's something people moving into this new supportive housing community in the north bay almost didn't get to hear. good evening. i'm amidei. >> and i'm julian glover, our focus at abc7 is on building a better bay area. a key part of that is making sure there is housing for people who call this place home pre pandemic. >> marin county saw a steady decline in the number of homeless people. it dropped more than 20% from 2015, but the pandemic appears to have reversed some of that progress. at last check, about 1100 people were homeless in marin county. >> that's less than neighboring sonoma county, but much more than napa county. solano county has a similar number of unhoused people. >> now, a new permanent supportive housing facility is ready to open in larkspur. it will be the new home for dozens of people who were unhoused. >> a7 news reporter cornell bernard shows you why the p

we had medicaid people who came in for me to go ahead and go pick chavo bernard, go back. many uh, bug kasanya is where'd gone to a one is don bernard come back to budget on show indeed where the fidget guys is. but the bug kasanya is also came under attack from that that dollar bond bug just on in chit draws. and that basically prompted the budget on your daughter dish to say that they were not open to board unless the avalon government showed that their story to read and not be used against any of the country. now the united states senior diplomats have also admitted that there is a dollar bond bucket on there that much as a major regional trade. uh, the one sided on the other hand said that there was a shorter and bug just on that they were not allow of, i'm sorry to be used again, spa gets done, so we'll have to wait and see whether they are able to live up to the promise because the united states also said that the delegate dollar bond, but the $1.00 bond we're also going again to i said, so indeed that does not make state the budget on expecting the funds to for the

bernard henri levy , whose hands are stained with blood up to his elbows, also announced protesters in usa are fascists, nazis , thugs and authoritarians, that is, any alternative methods of protest in the west for these democracies apri. they are not liberal, but in other countries, tame rebellions revolutions and street squabbles correspond to european values ​​in the name of geopolitical interests, the degradation of the political system of the united states was visible to everyone, if you look at the behavior of european politicians, then uh, the only thing is why they until very recently tolerated this one, uh, well, it’s not growing the democratic behavior of americans and the increasing not democratic behavior, but the behavior and actions of the american political system. it was a necessity to preserve. this euro-atlanticism is directed against russia and belarus. yes, they spoke about it directly, then they began to silence even these voices with profit. in just one day of protests there were five victims, but on the air of central american television channels the murder of pr

bernard looney has been at bp all of his professional life since the early �*90s.the top corner office behind me at bp's global headquarters. what's emerged is that, in may of last year, an anonymous source informed the board about allegations about his personal conduct with colleagues. now, the board looked into that at the time. mr looney admitted he'd had a small number of personal relationships. they looked into that and found there had been no breach of their compa ny�*s conduct. however, in the last couple of days, it's emerged that very recent allegations of a similar nature have emerged, and mr looney has admitted that he wasn't fully transparent with the board at the time of that first review, and so he has resigned with immediate effect. now, he has been credited with putting bp on a course to a greener future, although criticised in some quarters for dialling down those ambitions at the same time as making enormous profits here. but of course, it's not the first high—profile dismissal we've seen at a time where there has been increased, and some would sa

bernard looney has been at bp all of his professional life since the early �*90s.e spentjust underfour in the top corner office behind me at bp's global headquarters. what's emerged is that, in may of last year, an anonymous source informed the board about allegations about his personal conduct with colleagues. now, the board looked into that at the time. mr looney admitted he'd had a small number of personal relationships. they looked into that and found there had been no breach of their compa ny�*s conduct. however, in the last couple of days, it's emerged that very recent allegations of a similar nature have emerged, and mr looney has admitted that he wasn't fully transparent with the board at the time of that first review, and so he has resigned with immediate effect. now, he has been credited with putting bp on a course to a greener future, although criticised in some quarters for dialling down those ambitions at the same time as making enormous profits here. but of course, it's not the first high—profile dismissal we've seen at a time where there has been inc

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cornell bernard, abc7 news. larry: in concord, a van crashed into a mobile home causing significant damage. the driver somehow lost control before smashing right into the home there. the driver was treated on scene with minor injuries. the homeowners were away at work when the accident happened. julian: a battery-powered vta bus burst into flames today. all buses are now out of service. the fire injured two mechanics and prompted an evacuation. vta says the bus was not in operation at the time of the fire. it started in a garage. the two mechanics suffered smoke inhalation as they moved the bus away from the building and tried to put out the flames. vta's taking the proterra bus is out of service pending further investigation. larry: this is shaping up to be the busiest summer for air travel. the tsa expects to screen 14 million passengers this holiday weekend. experts say there's good reason why more people are traveling to overseas locations. this is the first summer many have felt comfortable doing so since t

bernard bishop was the warden here for more than a0 years. i here for more than 40 years. could say i am excited by it. never thought i would see this being done. the wildlife and _ would see this being done. the wildlife and habitat would be lost without the funding from the environment agency and donations.— the environment agency and donations. �* , . , donations. because we have this freshwater. _ donations. because we have this freshwater, brackish _ donations. because we have this freshwater, brackish and - donations. because we have this freshwater, brackish and sea - freshwater, brackish and sea lion marsh here, we want to keep it because it is the most diverse habitat we could have a longer stretch of coastline. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hello. my mls with the catch up. hello. my mls with the catch up- up, hello. my mls with the catch up. up, russell brand's live tour has been postponed after sexual assault accusations by four women. the documentary aired on channel four was part of an investigation between channel four, th

the company said it had recently started its second investigation in two years into bernard looney�*sd not been fully transparent initially. mr looney has led bp since 2020. the firm says it has strong values which it expects everyone to follow. the duchess of sussex has joined her husband prince harry at the invictus games in germany. she made a short, impromptu speech at the sports event for injured military personnel and veterans, which her husband founded and launched in 2014. this year's competition will run until saturday, with participants from 21 countries. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. i suppose a reversal of fortunes weather—wise. yesterday, scotland and northern ireland had the best of the day's weather, but today it's probably england and wales really enjoying the best of the dry weather with some sunshine coming through like here in staffordshire. across the northwest of the uk, though, low pressure is lurking in the atlantic and that is pushing ever—thickening cloud towards northern ireland and scotland, with rain already startin

the firm said bernard looney, who had led the company since 2020, was stepping down with immediate effectd an investigation into alleged relationships mr looney had with colleagues, its second investigation in two years. you're live with bbc news. uk rescue teams have been searching for survivors after the devastating earthquake in morocco, which has killed more than 2,900 people. more than 60 british personnel are on the ground with rescue dogs, but conditions have proved exceptionally difficult. bbc correspondent tom bateman joined a team in one of the worst hit villages in the remote high atlas mountains. good lad. searching for the scent of life. colin scours the ruins of one of morocco's most devastated mountain villages. we followed the uk's rescue team on a journey to the earthquake's epicentre, and this british crew — here to search for survivors — know they are working against all odds. yeah, unfortunately, colin — he's an experienced dog, he was in turkey earlier this year — he only goes on live scent. unfortunately there's been no indication, there's no interest. so, unfortunat

bernard bishop was the warden here for more than 40 years.ought i'd see this being done. the wildlife and habitat would have been lost without the funding from the environment agency and donations. as we have this freshwater, brackish and saline marsh here, we want to keep that because it's the most diverse habitat that we could have along this stretch of coastline. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hi, i'm ellis, with the catch up! first up — russell brand's live tour has been postponed after accusations of sexual assault by four women. a documentary over the weekend contained stories from different women about his behaviour. it was part of an investigation between channel 4, the times, and the sunday times. russell brand denies the allegations. the bbc�*s spoken to one of the women from the documentary known as "alice". alice claims russell brand assaulted her when she was 16 and still at school. this was her reaction to his denial. first of all, i think it's insulting. and it's laughable that he would even

bernard bishop was the warden here for more than 40 years. by it. never thought i'd see this being done. the wildlife and habitat would have been lost without the funding from the environment agency and donations. as we have this freshwater, brackish and saline marsh here, we want to keep that because it's the most diverse habitat that we could have along this stretch of coastline. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. this is the catch up. tonight, double dog is straight. h&m to charge for returns. and a snake somewhere should be. the bbc says it will be reviewing complaints against russell brand. the committee, a former bbc radio presenter, has been accused of rape, sexual assault, and abuse. he denies the claims. anything featuring russell brand has been removed from bci player and sounds. youtube has also stopped his channels from making money. some other stories now. junior doctors and consultants in england stating the joint strike in the history of the nhs. strike for consultants has been the last two days,

bernard bishop was the warden here for more than a0 years.ay i'm excited by it. i never thought i'd see this being done. the wildlife and habitat would have been lost without the funding from the environment agency and donations. as we have this freshwater, brackish and saline marsh here, we want to keep that because it's the most diverse habitat that we could have along this stretch of coastline. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hello from the bbc sport centre. it's a rest day at the rugby world cup, england made it two wins out of two in their pool, beating japan 34—12 but it was a lot tougher than the scoreline suggests. they only led by a point early in the second half, and some of their supporters had booed their negative, kicking game before a couple of late tries saw them pull clear in nice. george ford's brilliant cross field kick picked out freddie steward and, with the match in overtime, joe marchant scored a fourth try for a bonus point. they top the group, chile and samoa are next, but there's sti