in the past, bette has been very vocal about wanting to get back on the broom. >> i watched it again.so good. i had forgotten how good it was. and i was so impressed. it's got legs. i mean 25 years of people watching -- that's major. >> "e.t." was with trio in 1993, and "hocus pocus 2" just wouldn't be the same without them. p a spell on you ♪ ♪ and now you're gone >> i've never done a picture with this kind of special effects, with the flying and electricity coming out of your hands. >> thank you, max, for that marvelous introduction. >> i think that bette is nothing short of a genius. i really do. >> five years before "sex and the city" sjp donned a blonde wig and took to the sky. >> i do my own stunts in this, and it's just a great fun. >> all right! >> but she wasn't totally on board with the old age makeup. >> oh, i was horrified. i could see the places in my face that i'm going to need to worry about, you know? it's a great lesson in gravity and what it really does. >> do you remember that movie? >> absolutely. used to watch it every october. >> oh, i love that. >> get ready for

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here's darren bett. no change in our weather pattern and more rain to come, and most of it is from this conveyor belt of cloud from this conveyor belt of cloud from the mid atlantic that brings more rain through the weekend. further north, showers and sunshine. and reportedly here in the scottish borders, it is blowing a gale. this is the radar picture over the past few hours, we have already had heavy rain across the pennines as well as the welsh hills, and this band of heavy rain continues south eastwards. there are other showers in the north, the wetter weather across england and wales. as it moves southwards, it should brighten up moves southwards, it should brighten up and dry up across northern england, and more of wales. staying wet in the midlands and southern england where it is quite windy. and further north, we still have strong winds sweeping into the central belt of scotland. blowing and lots of showers across scotland, some for northern ireland and temperatures around 13, 14 northern irelan

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reporter jordan betts from nbc affiliate khsb-tv joining us from kansas city. what happened? >> reporter: yeah, so around 1:30 police got a call of a shooting at a bar right behind mere, it's a private membership club. 40 to 50 people can fit inside. police are still here and four people -- a total of nine people were shot, five of those were sent to area hospitals here in kansas city, kansas, but four of them were shot dead and left here at this bar. now, all of those were hispanic males. as of right now we don't have any suspects in custody, we don't know if it's more than one shooter. we do know that a handgun was used after police found some shells here at this bar. police are still trying to get a description of what exactly happened around 1:30 this morning as well as was there more than one shooter. like i said, the five people that were taken to area hospitals, four of them were taken to university of kansas health system, but right now we believe that they are in stable condition, but we are working to get more information as the scene is very active.

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now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. of these showers or longer spells of rain that we've had in the north east of england are tending to fade away. cloud thickening, though, towards the south east, threatening to bring some rain in from the near continent, and it should blow in a lot of cloud and keep the temperatures up across this part of the uk. but further north, we've got clearer skies, and it's going to be cold enough for a frost in parts of scotland. quite sunny here, though, to start the day, some sunshine for northern ireland. quite a cloudy start for most of england and wales. we've got this threat of showery rain towards east anglia and the south east, especially near the coast in the morning. elsewhere, few if any showers around by the afternoon, probably a bit more sunshine too, ten in the central belt, 1a for southern parts of england and wales. colder start, i think, on tuesday for england and wales, some fog patches lasting well into the morning. after those clear, there should be a good deal of sunshine

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett.stern areas that will see the strongest of the winds, even those in northern ireland would tend to ease down with the strongest of the winds edging more towards the southwest of england and wales later in the night. a lot of cloud around, you could still some areas of rain quite wet actually northern ireland to northwest england in north wales and much milder than it has been for the past few nights. it will be a windy day towards the far southwest of england and wales, gusts of over 60 miles an hour, nothing that unusual for the time of year. the rain further north will edge its way for the south and tend to fade away to a certain extent and the storm is weakening all the while. so the winds are becoming later, later, most places will be dry in the afternoon and a little bit of sunshine and those temperatures higher than we had today. into the start of the weekend, many eastern areas will have a dry day on saturday, not a great deal of sunshine, out to the west, a few pockets ahead of

but will things get worse before they get bette or is the worst over?ry knapp joins us managing direct at iron sds sds macroeconomic. michael farr wit us. president of farr miller andsh gton. he says the bull market is strong. gentlemen, well nice to have you with us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> barry a rough start obviously but you think things could get worse. why?y? >> well, first of all, all growth is not created equal. so what actually matters significantly for corporate revenues and corporate earnings is -- it's not just the manufacturr.g secin it's the spending on capital equipment and how that affects the inflationary aspect or implications or iimpulse, you will, from growth. a year ago capital involvement was quite strong. revenues were strongnd earnings were strong. this year we've had a significantdeacceleration in that capital investment. part of the. econo part of the recessions have started this which. it wash.commonplace in th 50s for example or 2001 when we had a tech there is no bubble today. but trat deacceon in the capital spending

we're going to continue to gete betts a company and i remain resolute on the responsibility. >> wilve wai compensation this year. >> phil, again, compensation is a decision that my board will make. and they'll do as comprehensive review. >> by the way, dennis mulan 's compensation typically decided by the board of directors ofs boeingr as a bonus, s that would likely happen early next year in februar or march. >> there were also queions phil about the plane itself. and possible return to service by the end of the year. boeing has beenredicting that. but what are the possibilities of that? >>>> i think that there is stila chanld that c happen. and the people we talk about part of the process think it could happen. but keep i mind the last two days have been brutal for boeing andhe f.a.a. facing pressure not to be pushing the plane back into service too quickly. >> phil lebeau in wanting for us font. thanks, pl as alys. >> you bet. >>> it's time to look at some of the upgrades and dorogrades. nord downgraded to sell from neutral at ubs. the analyst says a weakay hol shopping season, tar

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practice and qualifying for the formula one grand prix has been abandoned. 0ur weather presenter darren betts is the type and, it is a very strong preference are very dangerous and very large. extending a distance of over 1000 kilometres, it will impact many parts ofjapan, it is heading northwards expected to be the sixth typhoon this year to make la ndfall the sixth typhoon this year to make landfall in japan, where the sixth typhoon this year to make landfall injapan, where in the peak of typhoon season, this is the forecast which hasn't changed very much. landfall expected around the tokyo area later on saturday. while japan is that it prepared for typing is the most, there will be further airand rail is the most, there will be further air and rail cancellations. most people will be staying indoors button down the hatches to ride out the strong. that is because late on saturday the winds will be gusting over 100 mph, just over 200 kilometres, that could be as much as half a metre of brain, that is goodly to flooding at baby some landslides and along the south coast, the waves could be 6—

here's darren bett. lots of rain? yes, rain injapan and at here at home as well.ce the southern parts of wales, where in the hills they could be over a months worth of rain in 2a hours or so. flooding likely, travel disruption also. notjust in south wales that rain across the whole of the country and we will also see some heavy rain over the peaks and pennines. this band of cloud stretching that thousands of miles out into the atlantic is bringing this stream of wet weather our way in the rain is not moving very far at all. overnight, wet the south west england and wales, turning wetter in the midlands and more rain to come in northern england. further north, scotland and northern ireland should see clearer skies away from the showers in the north—west. cold here again, a touch of frost. we have a huge temperature difference across the uk. southern parts of england mild, 15, winding along the south coast for a while. in the rain, the wind is quite light and slowly we band moving into the south—east in the afternoon, allowing drier weather to follow into northern e

here's darren bett. looking sunny for lots of people? for the rest of the day, dry in many areas. further south across the uk, skies look different. not only do we have more cloud but it is quite windy in the south—west of england. whilst many places are dry we have over 50 flood warnings on rivers in england and the seven has a fever flood warnings, particularly when the kidderminster area. rain is mainly affecting the far south—west of england, some showers further north, the main band will not move very far, there will be showers into eastern scotland down the eastern side of england, lots of places will be dry, many of us lots of places will be dry, many of us enjoying sunshine and temperatures of 9012 degrees. we have the rain in the south—west, still quite windy for a time this evening. further north, fewer showers and clearer skies, where we keep the cloud in the south, temperatures will be higher. further north, the frost is more likely across northern england and into scotland, like last night. here we will have light winds, mis

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett.f sunshine, not too many temperatures, cooler because of this northerly breeze fading in and out of cloud across the north of england and some cold, damp weather in the north—east, still a few showers coming into northern scotland. 0ne or two showers further south, but many places will be dry, cooler than yesterday. through this evening and overnight, a lot of showery rain will tend to peter out, thickening cloud from the south—east threatens rain across this corner of the uk, keeping the temperature is up, but a big contrast further north, a frost in scotland, down to minus three in the glans. a sunny start for much of scotland, northern ireland, cloudy for wales. few if any showers around elsewhere, cloud tending to break up, temperatures of 10 degrees through the central belt, 14 for southern parts of england and wales, england and wales called us into tuesday, some fog patches as well. hello this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: the government says it's pressing ahea

time for a look at the weather, with darren bett. what a difference a day makes.ly the calm before the storm, mind you. one or two showers continuing across northern scotland. on the whole it will be dry over night with some clearer skies and it will be turning quite chilly. close to freezing in some rural areas. across the far south—west of england, west wales and northern ireland, we will see the cloud increasing and it will not be so chilly. already you can see cloud arriving. you can see way how we have already got this as well of cloud here, this was a hurricane, it is now storm lorenzo. the strongest winds are likely to be across the western side of ireland. for the uk, western side of ireland. for the uk, we will see cloud increasing from the south—west. for some western areas there will be some rain in the afternoon or evening. the winds will tend to pick up as well so we are looking at some gales around these coastal areas. further east across the uk, not as windy, probably dry, more cloud than today, still on the chilly side. that deep area of low pressu

now it's time for the weather with darren bett. hello.r weather into the beginning of next week. how we get there, that bit of the story has changed a bit. wednesday much the same, we are seeing this weather front bringing rain from the north—west. weather front weaker bringing rain from the near continent. certainly more cloud for the south—east of england up into the south—east of england up into the midlands eventually, towards lincolnshire at maybe one or two shells. the rest of england and wales, dry, some sunshine. western scotla nd wales, dry, some sunshine. western scotland turning wetter later in the day. northern ireland will see rain in the afternoon, together with some fairly brisk winds. those two weather fronts are going to meet across england and wales on wednesday night. the rain could be turning a bit heavier for wednesday night. the rain could be turning a bit heavierfor a wednesday night. the rain could be turning a bit heavier for a while. then those fronts we can. we are left with cloud to start the day for england an

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here's darren bett. when is it going to stop? tomorrow, but only briefly. we will see less of this tomorrow and of this. it is cold air coming down across the uk. let me show you the radar picture. in between those two pictures, we've had that rain in northern england and the isle of man pushing southwards and that we have some more of these torrential downpours, thunder lightning, cracking up across parts of england, especially the south east. that should clear away by the time we get to ten, 11, 12 o'clock. then we open up the northerly winds that will dry down the colder air we've seen across the northern half of the uk. so a more chilly night tonight and maybe a touch of frost in northern england and scotland. but tomorrow is a drier day. a few showers coming in, mainly across northern scotland on the cold northerly wind. the crowd —— the threat of a shower for a while, but by the afternoon most places are dry with lots of sunshine. but it will feel colder, temperatures typically 12 to 1a. that colder air coming in on a northerly breeze but if we look o

here's darren bett. many parts of the country had their first dry day for weeks today.s still very wet out on the ground. the wettest weather yesterday was actually in lincolnshire. it's been dry today, but even see the fields are very wet indeed. we also had a lot of cloud. there has even been one or two narco lot of cloud. there has even been one oi’ two narco showers lot of cloud. there has even been one or two narco showers around. the main band of rain coming in from the atla ntic main band of rain coming in from the atlantic is going to be coming in with all that cloudy and from the west. the showers ahead of it, across england and wales, will tend to fade away and then we will see this ragged band of rain heading through northern ireland and into england and wales and into scotland. and the wind is picking up a bit through the english channel coast as well. ahead of the rain, a bit chilly, perhaps across eastern scotla nd chilly, perhaps across eastern scotland and north—east england, six oi’ scotland and north—east england, six or7 scotland and north—east englan

now it's time for the weather, with darren bett. hello there.storm lorenzo came on the scene. this, of course, was a hurricane. not had a great deal of impactand it hurricane. not had a great deal of impact and it is weakening through friday, but really the outlook stays very unsettled. more atlantic and the cloud and rain coming in. now this area of low pressure is lorenzo. slow down as it has approached the uk, and it isjust drifting down across northern ireland, england and wales, but weakening all the while, so the winds for many are becoming lighter on friday. the strongest of the winds may be gusting over 60 mph in the far south—west of england and wales. but the rain that we are seeing is easing its way southwards, most seeing is easing its way southwards, m ost pla ces seeing is easing its way southwards, most places becoming dry in the afternoon. a little bit of sunshine coming through, and those temperatures probably a little bit higher than we saw on thursday, 1a in the central belt, 17 across central parts of england and wales. the r

here's darren bett.1.5 celsius in highland scotland. elsewhere in scotland, where we are seeing the sunshine this morning, in stark contrast to the grey skies and drizzly rain we have had across the south—east of england and east anglia. the real battle at the moment, and at low pressure, the weather front, bringing moment, and at low pressure, the weatherfront, bringing the moment, and at low pressure, the weather front, bringing the damp weather. high pressure trying to tuckin weather. high pressure trying to tuck in from the atlantic and that is getting squeezed by the clouds toppling down across northern parts of scotla nd toppling down across northern parts of scotland and to the north

here's darren bett. last night was the coldest night since early may, sophie, temperatures of minus li.5 celsius in highland scotland. elsewhere in scotland, where we are seeing the sunshine this morning, in stark contrast to the grey skies and drizzly rain we have had across the south—east of england and east anglia. the real battle at the moment, and at low pressure, the weather front, bringing moment, and at low pressure, the weatherfront, bringing the moment, and at low pressure, the weather front, bringing the damp weather. high pressure trying to tuckin weather. high pressure trying to tuck in from the atlantic and that is getting squeezed by the clouds toppling down across northern parts of scotla nd toppling down across northern parts of scotland and to the north of northern ireland. otherwise sunshine for scotland, northern ireland, and skies brightening from many parts of england and wales. still a bit damp, many parts of england and wales. stilla bit damp, dreary many parts of england and wale

here's darren bett.is conveyor belt of cloud from this conveyor belt of cloud from the mid atlantic that brings more rain through the weekend. further north, showers and sunshine. and reportedly here in the scottish borders, it is blowing a gale. this is the radar picture over the past few hours, we

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that never happened before in the united states and we have a law just to understand it bette better.t's the two hop rule. that basically means if you are interacting with an enemy of the united states two steps removed. if you are a legitimate candidate for surveillance. for example i pass the one hop rule. i'm a candidate for surveillance because i am interacting with james snowden who was charged under the espionage act. they had legitimate right to spy on me. go ahead for ago i'm not that interesting. [laughter] but for that reason when they see campaign officials meet with operatives the alert goes off and he went to investigate. it sounds partisan but it isn't. the system itself serves both republicans and democrats. then i'm happy to elaborate further. but that's the way i see it. >> to see those secrets as anti- pedicle how do you balance the need whistleblowers against the need for secrecy crack. >> it's important also wet whistleblowers have been seeing is not a team player. it's not their motive not their personality. they can be quirky people i think some of the most inter

here is darren bett. how go there. we have seen rain develop across many parts. will see sunshine for a while but even here cloud will tend to increase. here is a satellite picture, areas of low pressure with weather fronts. this weather front and the cloud with it has been around pretty much all weekend, and that will bring most of the rain through the rest of the day, it is developing here towards the south and east of england. the rain will spread more widely. we have another area of rain across northern ireland and that will push into the west of scotland, increasing the cloud, too. england and wales is where the rain will turn more widespread and heavier, and perhaps thundery, too. largely dry across the north of england, sunshine for the east of scotland and temperatures at 13, up to 16 degrees. wet weather to end the day, particularly through the midlands, across the east of england, heavier, perhaps thundery rain. it is moving northwards come up towards the borders, the worst of the rain heading out to the north sea. even across the west of the country th

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. >> reporter: with their takes on the original film's characters played by bette midler, diane keatonn. the sassy new york women in the original story coming together to overcome some major life struggles. >> and remember. >> what? >> don't get mad, get everything. >> reporter: traded in for younger women. >> my, my. the bulimia certainly has paid off. >> reporter: a mother searching to find her voice. yet through their bond as best friends, they come out stronger, a theme repeated in the reprisal. >> no, that is not life. we've got to start living our lives for ourselves. >> we are amazing. >> reporter: in the series, songstress jill scott's character's marriage crumbles in a public and embarrassing way. >> i knew derek was cheating. >> you knew and the only thing you did was throw your phone? >> reporter: like the movie she leans on her girlfriends. the mastermind behind this bingeable series, tracy oliver, knows a thing or two about strong women. she was also the creator of the $100 million blockbuster film "girls trip." the original was set in 1996. now more than 20 years later, t

bett betsy, white house damage control mode on multiple front seat. we've seen this before. white house considering leaving behind troops in syria cancelling plans for the g-7 summit in florida at the president's resort. surprised at all to see the president give in to the pushback this time around? >> it is out of character for him, traditionally over the course of his presidency trump seems to relish taking steps that frustrate his foes in the democratic party and on capitol hill. so it's certainly unusual for him to roll out an announcement like having the g-7 at his resort and then make a total about face within a couple days. one thing i can tell you is that among white house allies there was a lot of head scratching at the fact that mick mulvaney even had that thursday press conference in the first place. of course the point of that conference, where he now infamously seemed to say the president engaged in trying to force a quid pro quo from ukraine the point of the conference was to talk about the trump dural announcement which is not something vulnerable republicans

. >> jimmy: oh, bette midler, judith light >> judith light, yes >> jimmy: and then your mom is playeds crazy. it's truly crazy and i don't feel beautiful enough to be her child, but i'll go with it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you have to get goopified. >> i know. everybody has been asking me like, "did you get goop tips and free goop stuff? and i'm like, "what an idiot i am that i didn't immediately go for the jugular with that. i didn't ask for anything. >> jimmy: you didn't >> no. i got nothing. >> jimmy: but she must, like, shake her jacket, and stuff will fall out. [ laughter ] it's like, "dude, give me some moon dust, man." >> i know. i need something for this face >> jimmy: how was working with gwyneth? >> wonderful i mean, the first day that i met her was this - the first thing we shot together, it's the first scene we shot in whole the piece, like on day one. so i'm already really terrified -- i think it's the clip that we're going to show at some point. and it's at this beautiful garden in this gorgeous mansion, and she's in, like, a a carolina herrera, like, giant red gown and s

i mean, bette 10% 79 structures have been destroyed so far. that doesn't mean just hopes. that could be lot of these are. we could be seeing farm buildings also taken down. but that number is currently at 79. but what's interesting to note, 79 structures destroyed, 31,000 are currently threatened. >> right. exactly. n then we just spoke to that woman on the phone who was trying to evacuate. 180,000 people like her under that evacuation order. it was interesting to talk to the mayor from windsor as well who they evacuated that community. they got about 95% -- 95,000. no, 95%. >> 40,000. you're right. >> people to evacuate from that area as well. there was great concern. 5% of people who leave. and they were really trying to warn them, you need to leave. this is a life-threatening situation here. >> and like that woman said, jennifer bellinger, lives cannot be replaced.vacuation zone itself. gives you a scope as you see this map. the evacuation zones themselves, places to go, marine county fairgrounds, have been open since 8:00 this morning to accommodate the evacuees. 10 av

time for the weather with darren bett. good afternoon.. temperatures are a shade higher and a noticeably better day for the south—east of england and east anglia. clear skies overnight. the cloud thinner in southern parts of england and wales. light winds too. more cloud further north. rain not far away from the highlands and islands. temperatures milder across scotla nd islands. temperatures milder across scotland and northern ireland. chilly for england and wales. into tomorrow, a couple of changes. rain setting and across northern ireland and then later on into western scotland. also seeing more cloud in the south east of england bringing some showers. that could make its way into the midlands and across to lincolnshire. in between it will be dry and there will be some sunshine, temperatures 12 to 15 celsius. hello this is bbc newsroom live with joanna gosling. the headlines: borisjohnson's promise to take britain out of the eu by october 31st faces a crucial test in the commons today. mps will vote on the withdrawal bill, and then the

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. from the showers in the far north—west of scotland but to the south, very mild, not much rain in the south—east, south—west england, wales and northern england head into saturday. the rain band or tent is that it's a south—east through the day, turning a dryerfor northern england, wales and the south—west areas that will see most of the rain in the next 24—hour source of showers going into the north—west. the cold air pushes its way southward through the day on saturday. thrust into monday morning. —— michael frost. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm martine croxall. today at four... three vietnamese families have contacted the bbc to say they fear their relatives were among the 39 people found dead in a lorry in essex. the family of 26—year—old pham tra my say they have not heard from her since she sent distressed text messages while travelling to the uk — her relatives have appealed for help. the prime minister insists the uk can still leave the eu next week and calls again

time for a look at the weather with darren bett.pushing forwards. the wet and windy as weather out towards the west, particularly across northern ireland and the strongest winds had done 20 west of england. some outbreaks of rain, so it is going to be much milder than it has been over the past couple of nights. this ring could be quite heavy at times and money across northern ireland, over the irish sea. the windiness weather tomorrow across the south—west of england and wales. you can see how the rain had its way southwards and eases off in the afternoon. most places becoming dry, winds will be lighter by the stage as well. it should be a little bit warmer, are less cold than it has been today. as we head into the weekend, many eastern areas having a dry day on saturday, a bit of a chilly start in the north—east of scotland, not publishing much in the way of sunshine. the winds are picking up and the temperatures of 14 to 16 celsius. the time is 530 tpn... —— 5:32pm. this is bbc news. the headlines... the prime minister tells mps h

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michael: i'm going to quote bette davis. bumpy ride.o be a just about every important indicator you could imagine will be out this week, starting with trade wars. it's going to be interesting. we're watching the trade balance figures. if you want to trade, but the wednesday when we get gdp and the fed meeting. gdp is less than 2%. the fed knows that will not affect them. it will have political implications. will japan increase their qe? income spending, also look to friday's payroll report. 85,000 is the consensus. at is the smallest since 2017. isn number, will we get three months below 50? all of this feeds into the question of what will the fed do next? youou look at the chart, can see investors see a 90% chance of a rate cut on wednesday. what happens after that? that is the real question. change by thel end of the month. thank you so much. but of the story we are watching this morning. story we're watching this morning. president trump got some hearty boos when he was announced at the world series. the nationals took on