where he's gone back to the roots with the chilean restaurant he opened together with his daughter biancain twenty twelve. it's called. like. the menu is seasonal and there's also a selection of daily specials on offer. at the opening i had three ladies who didn't even look at the menu and said we want three chili con carne isn't three margaritas. and so i had to explain that and we don't eat chicken and we don't drink margarita's we have pisco sours which is much better. so right from the start i realize that i need to enlighten patrons what is where is cheese and what we eat who we are. and i made that my mission. as though there. is a traditional chilean casserole. it originates in the capital santiago they keep it in chile it's enjoyed all year round but in germany it's a summertime treat. crabs are a delicacy in both countries it takes a good dose of dexterity and patience to extract the sweet briny flavored meat of the shellfish. the cooking in the theory is very authentic and rooted in chilean cuisine but francisco likes to put his own spin on the dishes he serves up. chile is tuck

his other store to bianca was born in munich in one nine hundred eighty six when she was nine the familyrelocated back to chile in two thousand and one they moved again this time to the german capital. one this. with and even as a kid i knew i didn't want to stay in chile the country felt too small for me i thought i'd like to travel and go as far away as i possibly could. and so i lived for some time and when it's aires argentina and then it's sad but it's. their very big cities. that she did to several cities did perlin is also chaotic but things work here. i thought it was a good match for me and then i knew berlin was where my future lay lynn is miserable. and francisco and his family live in the and again western district of charlottenburg packed with cafes restaurants and small boutiques. this is where he's gone back to the roots with the chilean restaurant he opened together with his daughter bianca twenty twelve. it's called. like. the menu is seasonal and there's also a selection of daily specials on offer. at the opening i had three ladies who didn't even look at the menu and s

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but bianca's legacy will live on helping other teens achieve their dream.ocal family with special needs children living in one bedroom. a contractor took their money and took off but the community, rallied. big time and built this family a new home. you're going to love it. ♪ but got scammed on top of it all, their children are special needs. well, our chris o'connell has been working on this story for years now. he is live in netter providence township. chris, the kindsness of others is an amazing thing. >> reporter: well, lucy, i could not wait to tell you this story. it's a story that will show you what can happen when good people come together and it is thanks to our viewers who came together four years in the making to help make this a happy ending. >> we're stuck living like this. >> reporter: for the brooks family, living in close quarters is an understatement. paul who is disabled and his wife janet live with their two teenagers christie and paul, jr., both kids live with autism all of them lived in a cramped one bedroom house in netter providence t

you know, bianca were you beautiful young girl, 19 years old such a senseless act what happened to herd we were very passionate about raising awareness, keeping her memory alive, keeping her name remembered and, um, her parents just felt the same way. >> wonderful. you know what, america's pie held a fundraiser for rebore son in july. >>> still ahead hollywood coming to terms with the harvey weinstein scandal, we talked to a local actor who says he's face add similar situation as he was just starting his career. >> some pump opinions are turning teal this holly wean. how the color is helping children stay safe while trick or treating. >> hello, kathy. >> hello. that's great idea. in weather we're talking about high pressure dominating most of the country. not a cloud in the sky. we're talking about a cold start to the day tomorrow. but a significant warmup. it could be our last hoorah. i'll have the seven day coming up. hey, man. oh! nice man cave! nacho? [ train whistle blows ] what?! -stop it! -mm-hmm. we've been saving a lot of money ever since we switched to progressive. this bar i

architect bianca engles wanted to create an ambience that was light and transparent. if you arrive and everything feels almost effortless but there's a lightness and a playfulness and how it's done and when you walk around here so for you of course like everything flows very naturally you have a feeling of the architects they just stack the lego bricks. and then they were done when you come you know the likeness and the effortlessness really strikes you that. you can sense how much work actually got into this because it really feels very simple the lego house the new a sensation from the big architecture it's expected to draw a million visitors the. among the first to come like danish crown prince frederick and his family who are right for the grand opening of the lego house. but the kids love that one now if you look up the cake a studio on you cheap i guarantee that you will keep watching for hours that's because seventy a makeup artist may. have it creates phenomenally lesions on her body i've never seen anything quite like it but painting isn't something we know t

david desper accused of gunning down college bound bianca roberson because of a traffic dispute?n front of his toddler daughter for nothing. why? it's inexcusable. >> everybody used to play basketball with sports and everything like that even if it was in the neighbor. >> reporter: hit man is 30 years old he's seen a drastic change. >> more so every corner you go to you got worry about if it's safe that you can walk down that block. >> reporter: we know families are a factor. jobs are a factor because money is a big factor. mental health is a factor. we're looking at a dozen problems rolled into one. >> what's up. >> antoine brown runs unity in the community works on this stuff daily and we've got elevate how we see one another. >> we have to stop seeing each other as enemies and start seeing each others love. when you look at someone with an angry heart or angry mindset, you tend to want to do things to people. i think once, you know, you start to see people in a way as if you wanting better for them we start treating each other better. >> reporter: he's a big man of mentoring a

bragged that talks were delayed at the request of the remaining members of the european union members bianca fishiest here with an update the aga just last week the president of the european commission said america would have to happen for brock's that talks to proceed and not short amount of time since no miracles have occurred and the negotiations process has officially been delayed on tuesday members of european parliament voted five hundred fifty seven to ninety two on suspending talks at a press conference commission president john clarke younker said the u.k. needs to commit to financial obligations before moving forward and michel barnier who acts as the chief negotiator said it's become a complicated sticking point it well. and alongside these positive points i mean to assess the state of play objective there are still serious divergences especially on the financial settlements and on this matter i already talked about here things are also simple we will not exceed for the twenty seven to pay for what was decided on by twenty eight simple is that. later this month member states will

the house and senate will likely have to remain under republican control reporting in washington bianca fifine r.t. american seniors are retiring later in life many of them with serious health problems according to new research there are several attributes to this troubling trend here's our tease and tosh tweet with the story. researchers are linking to habits among retired age people want their stay in their careers longer and to their health is declining at an earlier age well this scenario could mean a shorter less active retirement data released last week reveals the us number of deaths per year increased one point two percent from two thousand and fourteen to twenty fifteen well these findings from the society of actuaries uncover how rare this jump and death is the last major increase was in two thousand and five and more that nine hundred eighty roughly one in three americans age sixty five to sixty nine is still working nearly one in five works into their early seventy's the studies suggest a good amount of people remain in their careers longer from the enjoyment of what they do

including the latest from the world takewondo grand prix, where jadejones and bianca walkden have both stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. the centre of the storm, this rain band, rain clearing away from south—west england, plenty of showers following for the rest of us overnight, the strongest wind gust have typically been 70 mph around the coast of england and wales, some very exposed sites have seen stronger gusts than that. inland, 40-15 stronger gusts than that. inland, 110—15 mph, exactly the same as what was forecast this time yesterday. not particularly windy, we get days like this all the time in autumn. overnight, blustery winds will continue to drive in. rain clearing away from the south—west, those showers could pop up just about anywhere overnight. temperatures nine to 11 celsius. this is the picture for sunday morning, as brian works out into the north sea, it will begin to die away, blustery start, still rain affecting north west england and through sunday morning the rain will push into parts of the midlands, particularly the east midlands, b

bianca walkden underlined his status as one of the best in the world, gold medal in the six and kilogramsponents to claim her third grand prix win of the season. and that is all the sport for now. now it's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are katy balls, political correspondent of the spectator and journalist and broadcaster rachel shabi. let's have a look at this morning's front pages then. the sunday express says what they call rogue estate agents are being targeted under tough plans drawn up by the government. the sunday times says britain's online betting industry is facing its biggest crackdown on child gambling, thanks to a campaign by the newspaper. the sunday telegraph claims theresa may is set to make concessions on universal credit, amid fears it could become her "poll tax". the observer says spain has been plunged into crisis after the prime minister, mariano rajoy, announced that he was stripping catalonia of its autonomy and imposing direct rule from madrid in a bid to crush the regional leadership's

olympic heavyweight bronze medallist bianca walkden underlined her status as one of the best on the planetilogram class. she easily beat her polish opponent alexandra kowalzchuk. and that is all the sport for now. you can find the rest of the details on the bbc sport website. thank you very much, too. the majority of households have experienced problems with their broadband over the last year, with slow speeds the most common complaint. a survey by which suggested customers of virgin media, talktalk, sky and bt were the worst affected. our personal finance correspondent simon gompertz reports. frustration with broadband is boiling over in some households. we've become so dependent on it for shopping, banking and entertainment that the internet not working can drive people mad. it cuts out more than it should. i live in the countryside and it's terrible there, like 5 megabytes per second is the maximum you'll ever get. speed in my area doesn't actually work as well as it should. it depends on where you live. i live in a newbuild apartment, so yeah, i mean, the speed pretty good, so i get wh

made into the telecom giant as you might guess now one of these just led to a record fine in taiwan bianca for she has more on this for us after years of allegations regarding and i trust violations qualcomm was fined hundreds of millions of dollars in taiwan on wednesday the country's fair trade commission claimed the u.s. based chip maker violated antitrust rules for at least seven years and that led to a record fine of seven hundred thirty three million dollars the taiwanese regulator said qualcomm created a monopoly by not providing products to clients that don't agree with its conditions and a statement on the website the f.t.c. wrote qualcomm holds a big number of standard essential patents in c.d.m.a. w. c.d.m.a. and l.t.e. segments and is the dominant provider of their baseband. it abused its advantage in mobile communications standards and refused to license necessary patents and on top of the find the commission ordered the company to revoke deals that forced competitors to provide price customer names and other sensitive information so far qualcomm has yet to respond publicly on

is here with me and update on that for us bianca a lot of drama there why this delay so members of the e.u. want to delay the talks because they say they're simply hasn't been enough progress made at this point to keep moving forward just last week the president of the european commission said americal would have to happen for brock's it talks to proceed and that short amount of time since no miracles have occurred and the negotiations process has officially been delayed on tuesday members of the european parliament voted five hundred fifty seven to ninety two on suspending talks at a press conference commission president john younker said the u.k. needs to commit financial obligations before moving forward and michel barnier who acts as the crux of negotiator said it's become a complicated sticking point. and alongside these positive points i mean to assess the state of play objective only if there are still serious divergences especially on the financial settlement in. in this matter i already talked about here things are also simple we will not exceed for the twenty seven to pay for

the island will return back to full electric power for she is here to get us up to speed on this bianca we've heard a lot from national leaders in the u.s. but what are the local leaders in puerto rico saying about the response most local leaders are saying that the response has been pretty minimal because not only are people there without power a lot of people don't have access to clean drinking water in fact as of today only forty five percent of the population has access to clean water after dealing with two storms in a span of a couple weeks puerto rico has been left reeling once hurricane irma hit early one million puerto ricans were out of power and sixty thousand of them were still in the dark by the time hurricane maria arrives made the aftermath even more difficult to cope with considering the limited resources according to governor recorder of seo just fourteen percent of cell towers are currently operating and fifty percent of the streets have been cleared food and fuel have been hard to come by to considering a lot of supermarkets and gas stations are still closed and some o

the house and senate will likely have to remain under republican control reporting in washington bianca sheeny r.t. despite divisions within the g.o.p. the president believes the push to pass tax reform will unite the party speaking of senator jeff flake today president says even he will join the party in voting for the. legislation i wish him well i really believe he's going to do the right thing for the country he's going to vote for tax cuts because we desperately need tax cuts to put our people back to work we need tax cuts also to be able to compete with other countries in the banca trump also joined the push for tax reform specifically the child tax credit portion of the bill the president meanwhile appeared to backtrack slightly on for a one k.'s hinting that they could be on the negotiating table for more on this we're joined tonight by former georgia congressman bob barr mr barr always a pleasure good to have you with us tonight you've been down this road of negotiations in washington many times before let's talk about the middle class for a moment because that's what the presi

. >> a westchester restaurant is using their business to celebrate bianca roberson. she was gunned down in a road rage incident back in june. they are holding a dine and donate event to establish a scholarship in her name. >> people are supporting us and we are about giving back to the community. we want to keep her name and memory alive. >> 28-year-old david desper was arrested for killing her. >>> and turning to the forecast and chilly and sunny day we are having today. >> we like half of that. the sunshine. but adam says we'll warm it up. >> i don't mind the chill. it was kind of refreshing. >> said we don't love it. >> pollution free and humidity free and the sunshine will stick around and the chill you had will go away as we get into the middle and end of the week, 60 a popular number and trenton the atlantic city airport and wilmington 62 degrees as we look out the window there in easton live from the camera you can see that deep blue sky in northampton county close to the lehigh valley, and again really nice day out there. very fall like, it started on the ver

struggling to get back to normal and it looks like getting there could become even more difficult bianca for she has more on that for us on friday the legislative body revealed that it's looking into yet another antitrust case in the automotive industry in a press release the european commission said it recently conducted in unannounced inspection at an unnamed car manufacturer in germany officials said the inspection is related to commission concerns that several german car manufacturers have violated antitrust rules that prohibit cartels and restrictive business practices the commission said the inspections are a preliminary step in that there is no deadline to complete the inquiry as of now the press release didn't name names but b.m.w. confirmed its munich headquarters were raided and lurk knowledge on friday that itself reported to the commission and applied for leniency this comes three months after a report in germany's der spiegel magazine that alleged collusion between b.m.w. dimler volkswagen porsche and the reports suggested all five auto companies colluded on prices suppliers

what a win too for bianca walkden, really underlining her status as one of the best in the world, withly beat her polish opponent to claim her third grand prix win of the season. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. prison officers in fourjails are to trial the use of parva spray, which is similar to pepper spray, to defend themselves against aggressive inmates. the ministry ofjustice will also issue more than 5000 body—cameras to officers in england and wales, as well as handcuffs. violence in prisons rose significantly last year, with assaults on staff reaching record levels. the prisons minister, sam gyimah, violence against prison officers is up violence against prison officers is up 34% this year, we have a particularly violent goalward, and prison officers need the tools to do theirjob. now, we need to obvious theirjob. now, we need to obvious the pilot it to see how it works, but if a prison officer is attacked, surprisingly, then as a last resort, having this could make a difference, then they should have it. millions of people injapan are casting thei

promotes anti-semitic ideas it says to have time to march to coincide with the jewish holiday of bianca or a police officer was among several people injured. the state department says north korea has shown no signs of interest or readiness for talks about its nuclear program such as state rex tillerson has revealed washington has been in direct communication with p.r. yang he's in beijing for high level talks on the crisis the u.s. has been looking for china's help to tighten an economic squeeze on north korea mike hanna is in washington d.c. . this is the first public of knowledge meant by the trumpet ministration that it has been in direct contact with north korea the secretary of state saying that there are two if not three avenues that it is using for communication he also made clear that it is not through china in other words the u.s. is using avenues of communication unilaterally separate from china this is very significant because it indicates that the secretary of state is still believes that there is a diplomatic resolution possible to this ongoing crisis the despite the hostil

what a win for bianca walked in, underlining her status at the moment is one of the best in the worldsily beating her opponent to claim her third grand prix win of the season. what a great result. that's all the sport for now, more on all the stories on the bbc website. more specifically, the bbc website. more specifically, the bbc spotlight site, more coming up in the next hour. —— the bbc sports website. a eurosceptic billionaire businessman in the czech republic has won the general election. andrej babis, the country's second—richest man, won 30% of the vote. it's not enough to govern alone, but it puts him far ahead of his rivals. rob cameron has more from prague. this is what success looks like for a man who's already tasted so much of it. his business empire controls much of czech agriculture, chemicals and the media. but now he's set his sights much higher. after almost four years at the finance ministry, the slovak—born business tycoon is on the brink of becoming prime minister. translation: i've already congratulated all the chairman who got into parliament, they we hope they

david desper accused of gunning down bianca roberson because of a traffic dispute. of his toddler daughter for nothing. why? it's inexcusable. >> everybody used to play basketball. and everything like that even if it was in the neighbor. >> hit man hurricane is 30 years old. in that time he's seen a drastic change. >> every corner you go to you got to worry about if it's safe that you can walk down that block. >> we know families are a factor. jobs avenue factor because money is a big factor. meant health is a factor. looking at a dozen problems rolled into one. anton brown runs unity in the community works on this stuff daily we've got to he will kate 58 how we see one another. >> we have to stop seeing each other as enemies and start seeing each other as love. you know, when you look at someone with angry heart or angry mindset, you tend to want to do things to people. i think, you know, once, you know, you start to see people in a way as if you wanting better for them we start treating each other better. >> anton is a baying fan of mentoring. social and other for

report roar this incident comes just four months after 18-year-old bianca roberson was shot and killedroad rage incident in west goshen. david desper was charged with her murder. >> i've had people give me the finger and ride up on me and i just slide over and let them pass. >> reporter: now the two sisters were not injured. neppa faces menace charges and possession avenue deadly weapon during a felony. he was released on $25,000 bail. lucy? >> all right, that's correct thank you dave. following break news right now. deadly fire wildfires out west ton night at least ten people are dead and so many homes and businesses are destroyed. a state of emergency is now in effect in california. as state deals with smoke and flames. fox's claudia could cowan reports. >> reporter: california wine country hard hit monday north of san francisco with strong winds, fueling more than a dozen fierce fast spreading fires. blazes burning out of control and destroying more than a thousand homes and businesses across eight counties including napa and sonoma. the fires killing and injuring people. knocking o

olympic heavyweight bronze medallist bianca walkden underlined her status as one of the best on the planetant celebrations from those two, because they are really good friends. you were saying earlier they used to share a flat together. an 11—year—old boy with down syndrome hasjust landed his first modelling job, as one of the faces of a high street clothing brand. joseph, who is from cleethorpes, in north—east lincolnshire, took part in a photo shoot for river island. it is a move his parents, karen and andy, hope will help to change the perceptions of people with down syndrome. theyjoin us, along withjoseph. you are rubbing your hands, you can't wait to get on. you have is that so patiently during all of that sports bulletin waiting to us. that is great, thank you. joseph, what was it like to be photographed for your modelling? it was good. it was good, yes? what did you get to where? clothes. word. what sort of clothes did they give you. can you remember? shoes. those are really smart ones. they were dancing once, won't they? yes, ma'am. karen, how did it come about, how did it happen?

what a win too for bianca walkden, really underlining her status as one of the best in the world, withm her third grand prix win of the season. fantastic. really good to win medals but when you win them alongside your friends it's extra special. fantastic, really great achievement. jess, thank you. thank you for having me. for many of us, buying a home is one of the most important decisions we will make. today, the government announces a consultation for england and wales which looks at how to make the process smoother. estate agents, solicitors and mortgage lenders are being asked to use their expertise, and suggest how to simplify the process of buying or selling homes. earlier we spoke to one buyer who described the process is immensely stressful. we looked at about 30-40 houses, we find a house injuly, we thought it would be plain sailing. but really from the beginning it was highly stressful, i mean even applying for the mortgage was a really stressful process, my partner toby was a freelancer and they really sordid insisted that he needed a properjob so he even, stopped contracti

olympic heavyweight bronze medallist bianca walkden underlined her status as one of the best on the planet the spanish government to sack the regional administration and take control of the region, following the controversial independence referendum earlier this month. almost 500,000 people took to the streets last night to protest against the move. we can get the latest now from anna llado, who is a journalist based in barcelona. a very good morning to you. we saw a huge reaction yesterday, hundreds of thousands on the streets protesting. what has the reaction being where you are? hello, good morning from barcelona. as we saw yesterday, a big protest, a big demonstration, with people who took to the streets. more than 450,000 people in the streets, in the heart of barcelona. we saw slogans like freedom for catalonia, help catalonia save europe, and they were also shouting that article 155 is an attack on democracy, and we saw also the cata la n democracy, and we saw also the catalan president, carles puigdemont, who also offered a statement last night, a statement where he said that artic

♪ ♪ si usted se estÁ levantando, y estÁ desayunando, quÉ bianca es requiere a esta hora.do: venga por acÁ, alan. el mes pasado, me metiÓ en pequeÑo problema. alan: tu siempre te metes en problemas, amigo. orlando: la semana pasada yo preguntaba quÉ le habÍa visto o leah brito a un cantante que llaman "el caballero urbano". vamos a recordar un poquito porque yo doy la cara. le preguntamos por 25 vez a lidia brito quÉ le gusta de su novio. porque es que no entendemos. ya los reporteros y lo hacen de frente. le dicen"que le viste ese muchacho, el que tienes tantos galanes a tres tuyo'" y vean lo que ella responde. >> pues bien, o sea, le tiraste sabroso al chabÓn. >> pero es que no sabÍamos el curriculum del muchacho. >> oye, es mi labor preguntar, quÉ le viste? orlando: pero seÑores. la pregunta fue respondida por muchas de sus fanÁticas. me bombardearon el instagram y el facebook. escucha, alan. el chico cuenta con tan sÓlo 24 aÑos. se graduÓ de mÚsica en la universidad de puerto rico. escribiÓ un libro que se llama... mÍralo en pantalla: "lo que la mujer realmente quiere"