it certainly isn't the first time we've heard the charge of self—promotion, and the same day brea kfast—promotion, and the same day breakfast featured items notjust on blue planet but several other bbc programmes too. two decades after it first aired, programmes too. two decades after it firstaired, sir programmes too. two decades after it first aired, sir david attenborough's blue planet is coming back for a second series. the team from autumnwatch back. .. back for a second series. the team from autumnwatch back... let's speak to the presenters who are at the national trust sherbourne park estate in the cotswolds... doctor who's first female time lord will be joined by three female companions. jodie whittaker takes over as the 30th doctor this year and will be joined regularly. there is plenty of debate about the new gunpowder plot drama on the bbc, how much gore is too much? is the bbc using its new service to advertise other programmes or are items like that editorially justified? programmes or are items like that editoriallyjustified? with programmes or are items like that editoria

abrindose paso entre los manifestantes que bloqueaban la interseccion de brea y birch.ndo varias personas comenzaron a subirse al cofre del vehculo... delmy rivas/manifestant e agredida "terror, temor de ver que andaban niños, personas mayores y siento que esto fue un abuso de parte de la persona de este hombre blanco que le vi su cara de odio". algunos manifestantes pusieron su vida en riesgo en un intento por frenar al conductor. este joven resulto con contusiones en las piernas y este otro lesionado del cuello. jos tomas mejia/resulto con fracturas "y cuando caigo al piso salgo con la fractura en el cuello y con un golpe en el pie". sin embargo, este vdeo muestra a una persona parecida a jos mejia subindose al cofre del automvil y siendo jalado por un oficial de la polica de brea, antes de caer al suelo. jose tomas mejia/resulto con fracturas "en vez de parar acelera el carro en ese momento es cuando pasa lo que pasa conmigo". el peligroso encontronazo trmino con el conductor arrestado. el hombre fue identificado por la polica como daniel wenzek. sargento phil rodrig

brea kfast‘s jayne mccubbin went to meet his family.ils you mind find upsetting. every mother holds their baby and says i'm not going to let anything happen to you. every mother. i failed. i can't protect my son, i can't protect my son in this society. claire tells me ben's autism was manageable when he was very little but when this behaviour became increasingly challenging and he had to receive specialist care it was first in winterbourne view then an atlas care home, both names now synonymous with brutal, cruel regimes. this is where the teeth were... the x—ray shows the damage inflicted by a nurse at winterbourne view. dental reports show ben's jaw was fractured, two teeth knocked out. at a nursing and midwifery council hearing last week a nurse categorically denied punching ben. the panel ruled that he had. but he had acted in self defence after ben had bitten him. there was no misconduct. you know, an injury that was described to us as something that would normally be seen in a car accident. why doesn't it matter? because it doesn'

brea made $200,000. riverside made $70,000. rancho cucamonga lost $92,000.st $300,000. five locations of which three of them make money. where is the cash to fund the loss coming from? -shauna: buena park. -lemonis: where else? -paul: brea. -shauna: riverside. lemonis: every location that makes money. mike: yeah. we're trying to keep it afloat. paul: yeah. lemonis: i want to summarize the debt, as i understand it. it's made up of bank loans, legal bills, the build-out loan for this place, taxes, and payables. you said that you -- man: ah, farrell's crowd, look this way! 'cause i got something very important to say! lemonis: so, the total amount of debt... [ drums beating ] you want to hear something funny? that's the reason people don't come back here. shauna: i know it is. lemonis: it's actually annoying. it can be done in a more elegant way. i don't want to come here and enjoy a meal if it's not my birthday, 'cause i don't want to listen to that nine times. $1,940,000 is the total debt for this entire company, and you have no cash. i mean, it's just -- it'

brea kfast‘s jayne mccubbin has been to meet him.r us. so i got moved into a children home and foster parents and ended up having 51 moves and seven different placements. care placement after ca re different placements. care placement after care placement broke down until ultimately... 17, i got left ata until ultimately... 17, i got left at a bed—and—brea kfast. until ultimately... 17, i got left at a bed-and-breakfast. the impact of that new... is massive. i had issues with attachment and loss. it never goes away, i issues with attachment and loss. it never goes away, i don't think. his journey now is to parliament. he has spent two weeks walking 250 miles from his home in halifax across the country. he has beenjoined by social workers, care leavers, academics, campaigners, all calling for the same thing, the rights for young people in residential care to stay in residential care until the age of 21, the same rights already given to foster children in england with the stay put scheme. you feel strongly about this?” with the stay pu

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to find out if that can be fulfilled, brea kfast‘s steph mcgovern is in birmingham, at the biggest gathering. the latest headlines: the spanish government has rejected the offer of talks over the future status of catalonia. the region's leader backed off from making an immediate declaration of independence on tuesday — to allow, he said, for negotiations. the hollywood film producer harvey weinstein has denied raping three women after allegations were made against him in the us magazine the new yorker. he said in a statement he "unequivocally" denied the claims. at least 15 people are known to have died in wildfires in northern california's wine region. more than 150 others are missing, though that may be a consequence of the chaotic pace of the evacuations. the us supreme court has formally dropped the case over president trump's travel ban on visitors from six muslim—majority countries. and argentina have made it through to the world cup finals next year in their final to the world cup finals next year in theirfinal game of to the world cup finals next year in their final game of qualifyin

where there are a few brea ks south—west. few patches of mist and fog forming and again, a fairly mild night to come. overnight lows of 12 and 14 celsius. fairly grey and cloudy start to the day tomorrow. we could see a few showery outbreaks of rain. it will be dry as we move through the day with a few brighter intervals developing. the best chance of seeing any of those are the further south you are. as we move into friday, a fairly cloudy start to begin with a few outbreaks of rain and drizzle, but it will brighten up. sunny spells developing, but feeling a touch fresher. temperatures down to average for the time of year. a maximum of 14 celsius. and it will stay fresher as we move into the weekend. that's all for now. good morning. this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. it's just gone 6:30am. coming it'sjust gone 6:30am. coming up, with little known about the long—term health benefits or arm of e—cigarettes, we ask an industry expert how they should be regulated. text and while crossing the road has been ban

the master of tie—brea ks more of a challenge. —— isner.. he then made it through in three, just. one of tuesday's those competitive matches was that the all spanish tie. against the predictions, rambus took the first set and the second went the first set and the second went the same way. the world number in leven out in the second round. sri lanka have done what no one has been able to do for seven years — beat pakistan on what they call home soil. they wrapped a series victory on tuesday by winning the second test in dubai. ade adedoyin reports. usually so confident and assured in the uae, pakistan were on the ropes on the fifth day in dubai. five wickets down, they needed a further 119 to wind. the key partnership of the captain and shafiq was going to be vital. 104 shafiq. an ideal start. but then sri lanka hit back. pakistan still 92 runs short. sri la nka pakistan still 92 runs short. sri lanka were into the tail and it did not lag for too long. dilruwan perera feast of the inning. and then the big wicket. shafiq gone for 112 and so p

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---el hecho se report en "la brea", al sur de california y donde a causa de esta maniobra del conductorzadas para ser evaluadas por sus heridas. ---tras este incidente el conductor fue arrestado. --- continuamos en el sur del estado donde la polica de "port hueneme" , al sur del estado descubri a un niÑo de once aÑos manejando un auto ---- ---pero se sorprender al saber por qu lo estaba haciendo. ---dinorah prez nos tiene la historia. banner yanel sgto. christopher arriba de esta ropa se habria sentado el ninio para poder alcanzar los pedales. yanet lopez. testigo bajito, si se miraba bajito asi y cuando yo cuando de repente lo mire bajarse del carro, mire que era un ninio era un menor de once anios el que estaba detras del volante.. yanet estaba cerrando su negocio de la calle hueneme cuando lo vio manejando y detras de el, estaba la patrulla que lo detuvo por violar las senales de transito. sargento christopher graham. policia de port hueneme this child did not know how to drive. he could not stay in a straight line, he was going to the curve and then passing the center, he didn't kno

pushing further north, gloomy weather on thursday but belle in mind the more mild weather as well, breatemperatures up into the high teens on the low 20s. that is the odd leak still changeable, rain at times but lighter winds than the week we've had going by and warmer weather as well. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is gavin grey. our top stories: japan's prime minister shinzo abe declares victory in his country's snap election and pledges to reverse the country's pacifist constitution. demonstrators in malta demand justice for journalist daphne ca ruana galizia who was murdered last week. acid threat to our oceans — scientists warn that rising co—2 levels will effect all sea life with catastrophic results. as tensions remain high over the korean peninsula — we speak to south koreans trying to live a normal life.

just to let you know, at 6am we have brea kfast.alker will have the day's news, business and sport, including the launch of an inquiry by mps into e—cigarettes, looking at regulations on their use and their effect on human health. this is bbc news. the headlines: a new line—up of china's top decision—making body has been revealed at a ceremony in the great hall of the people of beijing, with all the new members in their 60s. it is unlikely any of them are being lined up succeed xijinping. two republican party senators have made fiery criticisms of president trump. one of them announced that he wouldn't be running for re—election next year as he blamed reckless, outrageous and undignified behaviour from the white house. senator bob corker described mr trump as an utterly unfruitful president. the supreme court in kenya is due to meet to decide whether a re—run of the presidential election can go ahead a day before it is due to take place. the main opposition candidate, raila odinga, is boycotting the re—run, saying kenya's electoral

brea kfast‘s steph mcgovern will be live from york in the centre of the county to look at what it willes. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the leader of catalonia's devolved government, carles puigdemont will address the regional parliament later on tuesday — and there is intense speculation that he could unilaterally declare independence from spain. more than a dozen wildfires raging across the us state of california's northern wine region have killed at least ten people and forced thousands from their homes. at least 1500 properties have so far been destroyed. iceland have got through to the football world cup finals for the first time in their history. a hearing is beginning in australia to see whether seven parliamentarian caught ina to see whether seven parliamentarian caught in a dual citizenship crisis will be able to maintain theirjobs. iceland have got through to the football world cup finals for the first time in their history. they beat kosovo by two goals to nil in the group one qualifying round to secure a place in next year's competition in russia. now it's time fo

into a decider it was garcia who prevailed, are vital break garcia who prevailed, are vital brea k allowedprevailed, are vital break allowed her to serve out the match after nearly three hours on court with one round of matches left, it means garcia, elina svitolina and halep can still make it through to the last four. on the men's tour, david goffin is the latest through. he will plague jack sock of the usa next. wednesday's winners included juan martin del potro. he needed three sets to see of the world that the 60 from portugal and he will face the french qualifier, julien benneteau. on to football, and napoli have regained top spot in italy's serie a. dries mertens scored twice as napoli won 3—2 at genoa to move two points clear of inter at the top of the table. the defending champions juventus remain in third place after beating spal 4—1. juve are ahead of lazio on goal difference, after lazio won 2—1 at bologna. and fifth—placed roma beat crotone 1—0 — with a penalty from diego perotti. bayern munich are through to the last 16 of the german cup after beating rb leipzig on penalties.

it has been accused of offering illegal tax brea ks to accused of offering illegal tax breaks to amazonthe retail giant. the decision is not against amazon itself but the country which can be forced to present amazon with a bill forced to present amazon with a bill for alleged back taxes. the case echoes a similar ruling against ireland which forced it to claim 13 billion euros from apple, a decision that has been appealed both by ireland and by apple. i am joined by a senior market analyst. we feel that we have been here before and it seems that the competition commission is a determined woman on a mission. absolutely. this does look like the situation with apple but this time involving a different country. it looks like the way things are playing out here is that the eu wishes to build up a case of different companies so that in the long—term either these companies and up long—term either these companies and up paying the tax and the country countries involved fall in line with the rates of tax that most people feel they should be paying. the rates of tax that most people feelthey sho

there will be more news coming up on brea kfast there will be more news coming up on breakfast and the strong winds at times this week, a risk of gales as we maintain a very autumnal flavour to our weather. this low—pressure system was the wind—maker on monday. it's still producing some strong winds in the far north of scotland and northern isles as tuesday begins. elsewhere, high pressure's building in, the winds are easing a bit with high pressure building in, most places are going to be dry starting the day with plenty of sunshine. here's a look at things, eight o'clock in the morning. a few showers dotted about northern and western scotland, driven along quickly on this quite strong wind. far north of scotland, more especially into the western isles, there could be some gusts early on of about 50—60mph. one or two showers in the north—west of england, but very few and far between. for most of us, it'll be a dry start to the day. a good deal of sunshine. a breezy start, though, with temperatures a little bit lower than this away from the larger towns and city centres. some of us in

green tea would be all right but its english brea kfast. would be all right but its english breakfastctually drink tea. i can't stand it, of any sort! i like english tea and i'm the same weightl sort! i like english tea and i'm the same weight i was when i was 18. 12 years ago. . . same weight i was when i was 18. 12 years ago... is it true that the more you drink, the more you lose. only one way to find out.|j more you drink, the more you lose. only one way to find out. i have two hold my nose. don't drink too much tea. everything in moderation. this is in the paper review i was expecting. we like to surprise! tomorrow night we will fire up a samovar and have it here. that's it for the papers. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thanks to my guests. put the kettle on now. the weather next. the weather next. the kind of weather we've had has led to some fantastic pictures of the sunset. this was ian in northamptonshire and following from that we've had great

or brea kfast, champagne or a free minibar.r breakfast breakfast, a lot of hotels do not offer brea kfast a ny breakfast, a lot of hotels do not offer breakfast any more! chris, thank you for staying on, we had to go live to spain so thank you for waiting patiently. more from spain throughout the evening fellows have a look at the closer to home. lovely sunshine around today. a westerly wind will be strengthening, that blows in more cloud, in northern and western parts and in particular further south and east, we hang on to light winds and clearer skies. in rural areas it could be three or 4 degrees, called in the south and it was last night. not as cold further north, strong winds, some rain and drizzle in the hills as well. more sunshine towards the south—east, and to the east of high ground. east wales, east england, and east scotland. temperatures as high as 16 degrees with sunshine. temperatures of 13 or 14 with sunshine. temperatures of 13 or 1a degrees elsewhere. caldaire comes rushing down tomorrow night and into sunday

and coming up at six o'clock on brea kfast, and coming up at six o'clock on breakfast, dan walker andl of the day's news, business and sport, and more on how hospitals in england could carry out 280,000 extra operations a year just by making carry out 280,000 extra operations a yearjust by making better use of operating theatres. will this is bbc news. will the latest headlines: china's communist party has added president xi jinping's name to its constitution, confirming his status as the nation's most powerful leader in decades. xi presided over the closing session of the party's twice—a—decade congress. after the deaths of four us soldiers in niger earlier this month — america's top general, has promised a full investigation. the probe comes — amid continuing controversy over president trump's response to their deaths. prosecutors in new york have launched an investigation into possible sexual harassment at the weinstein company, the studio founded more than a decade ago by the disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein. the un says the global community must pledge more money to help yo

if the cloud brea ks very least in london.emperatures could exceed 20 degrees. saturday night is a drying out across england and wales but not across scotland, at least western and northern parts. some rain here and reaching northern ireland also. sunday, you can still see rain across the north—west of the country but despite that, temperatures getting up to 17 in belfast and these values, 20 in london, that is conservative, could be higher. if we get sunshine, temperatures could be up to 2a degrees, that is the most we will be able to squeeze out of it. back to hurricane of philia, by this stage it is as on the other hurricane but still some ferocious winds and this is the track, at this stage, it could go across ireland, it could go further towards the east of the west but the thinking is the west is of a strong wind, damaging winscombe two buildings and trees. we will keep you posted. here is the summery for the next few days, a warm weekend then we are watching that x hurricane closely and the closest approach is monday, i

in stafford county, the fire department, we're at brea, engine company number 12. they're making strides in getting warm coats to youngsters. we have two of the people from the fire department to talk to us about operation warm coats. this is a mighty effort for you guys. >> this is an outstanding event. this is our tenth year. started with 33 coats the first year. we're over 1400 coats this year, which is awesome. it's operation warm firefighters coats for kids. collaboration between the fire department, iff local 4012. we have lofts great sponsors and great folks helping this morning. >> stafford county public school lids will be getting these codes. >> you're among the best in the nation doing this. >> we're the second largest distributing local in the nation. we're beating out larger cities all across the united states. it'she lead us to have such a great event. >> it gives you a warm feeling when you see all of these coats. hundreds of them, guys. sizes 4 to 2xl. all the way up through high school. youngsters will get a warm coat. those who need them will get

. ♪ jennifer brea was about to marry the love of her life when she was struck by a disease that let heren. the film opened in select cities this week. i want to welcome jennifer and her husband, my long time friend. first a clip from the documentary "unrest." >> that's my husband, omar, i met him when i was 25. >> we were both at what vahavar getting our phds and three months later, i knew i wanted to marry him. i mean sure, we all know nothing lasts fort worth. i just thought i would have more time. and then one day i got a fever of 100.47 degrees. i got better but something was not right. >> jennifer, take me back to that day and tell me more what happened. >> we had been traveling together and i came zbak had a high fever and i thought it was the flu. i expected that i would get better. when my fever broke, i was so dizzy and when i tried to stand up, i would walk in the door frames. i got better of the whole first year and i would get inspection after inspection and every time i went to the doctor, he will run his pass and he said it was normal. it was only when i became completely

>> i want it east of la brea and west of highland. >> jimmy: it's got to be east of la brea for sure.t it. right in front of el capitan. >> jimmy: we would do that if you wanted. >> i've already talked to the chamber of commerce. they don't have to charge me for maintenance, cleaning my star because my mama and the stalker will be out there with windex. >> jimmy: that's a great idea. put your stalker to work. >> but i'm excited about it, man. i think we're going to get it done. it's just about scheduling, but hopefully we'll have it done, the ceremony will be done next year. >> jimmy: that's great. i will be there with you if you'll have me there. anthony anderson, his show is "black-ish" tomorrow night on abc. we'll be right back with alex rodriguez. it's all pop-culture trivia, but it gets pretty intense. -ahh. -the new guy. -whoa, he looks -- -he looks exactly like me. -no. -separated at birth much? we should switch name tags, and no one would know who was who. jamie, you seriously think you look like him? uh, i'm pretty good with comparisons. like how progressive helps people save

for many the prospect of a visit to a shopping centre can leave them feeling very anxious but as breaakfast‘s tim muffett has been finding out noises and bright lights being reduced could make the experience easier. shopping is something this family dread. with an autistic child it is very difficult. 0scar was seven when he was diagnosed with autism. it was a busy shop with lots of people, lots and lots of heightened noise and the lights are very, very bright. that can trigger a meltdown. the family often avoid shops altogether. he would probably throw things, shout, and generally draw attention to us. that can cause quite a lot of embarrassment. it's too noisy. noisy and what do you see? is it too bright? they are too bright. they are too bright. how does it make you feel? cross. but it's hoped this trip to manchester's trafford centre will be less stressful than usual. across the uk 4500 stores are preparing for autism our. the 60 minutes this week they will be quieter, darker and calmer than usual. they are getting a preview of what shoppers can expect. screens and music are switch

but there have been some brea ks to 60 mph.llite. winds will slowly start to ease and can be confined into the far north of scotland. at the same time down into the south—west we will see rain gathering. at the end of the day that will brush with channel facing coasts. winds will be light through the night. in towns and city centres temperatures will dip to around nine to 11 degrees. italy start in rural areas first thing. lovely styles of sunshine on tuesday. a few showers in the north—west. a quiet story, though, highs of 12 to 16 celsius. this will continue over england and wales as we move into wednesday. some wet and windy spells of weather continuing into northern ireland and scotland. highs of ten to 16. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: a mass shooting at a las vegas concert leaves more than 50 people dead and more than 400 injured. the attacker fired from his room on the 32nd floor of a hotel overlooking the open air event. he was found dead by police when they entered. we police when they entered. heard pop, pop

brea kfast‘s jayne mccubbin went to meet his family.ng. every mother holds their baby and says i'm not going to let anything happen to you. every mother. i failed. i can't protect my sun, i can't protect my sun in this society. claire tells me ben's ortiz was manageable when he was very little but when this behaviour became increasingly challenging and he had to receive specialist care it was first in winterbourne view then an atlas care home, both names now synonymous with brutal, cruel regimes. this is where the teeth were. . . regimes. this is where the teeth were... the x-ray shows the damage inflicted by a nurse at winterbourne view. dental reports show ben's jaw was fractured, two keys knockout. at a nursing and midwifery council hearing last week a nurse categorically denied punching ben. the panel ruled that he had. but he had acted in self defence after ben bitten him. there was no misconduct. you know, an injury that was described to us as something that would normally be in a car accident. why does it matter? because it doesn

---el hecho se report en "la brea", al sur de california y donde a causa de esta maniobra del conductoremergencia de salud pblica, asi el gobierno puede anular algunas regulaciones, expandir los tratamientos y darle ms flexibilidad a los estados para que usen los fondos. "te recetan ahí tylenol 3, te recetan algo que tenga codeína, te recetan algo que tiene oxycodone y ya ese es el opioide eso es lo que te prende que te haces adicto" -- la declaracin de emergencia de salud pblica dura solamente 90 das pero el gobierno podra renovarlo a su discrecin. -- no solo el gobierno intenta enfrentar el problema de la drogadiccion... ---las farmacias "walgreens" decidieron surtir sus alamacenes con grandes cantidades de la droga "narcan". -- este farmaco puede revertir los efectos del abuso de opioides. -- en la mayoria de estados se puede comprar este medicamenteo sin receta medica. -- una doble dosis de aerosol nasal cuesta aproximadamente 135 dolares. ---estados unidos busca la extradicin de "victor manuel felix beltran, alias "el vic" arrestado este jueves en la ciudad de mexico... ---el vic e

a few sunny brea ks far from the south. a few sunny breaks elsewhere. mixed. there will be spells of rain, it will be breezy, but in the south, towards the end of the week, it looks like warm up. some spots could get into the 20s. this is bbc news. the headlines: spain's prime minister mariano rajoy has confirmed that the national government will take control of the previously autonomous region of catalonia. translation: to all the spanish people, in particular the catalan people, i want to send you a message of calm. explosives experts were called to the sellafield nuclear plant in cumbria after an audit of chemicals stored in a laboratory. drivers could soon be allowed to pass through sections of motorway roadworks at higher speeds. storm brian hits — with gale—force winds and high seas — but less fierce than predicted.

m brea ks me the corner has been turned?er 100,000, over 110,000 nato troops were suffering casualties. we are a developing country but i am extraordinarily proud of the sacrifices and the reason it is changing is because of equipment. in 2014, it looked like an impossible task now it looks so the difficult task and difficult is within our grasp. we see the taliban extending our the area. if it does not have support how could it be doing that? it has not been able to ta ke doing that? it has not been able to take a single province. its aim was to overthrow the government ought to create two political geographies and it has failed miserably. helmand... low. helmand is a drug war. the taliban are the largest exporters of heroin to the world. why is the world not focusing on heroin was make kennett sustain without the harrow on component? —— heroin. you are watching newsday. still to come: how one man captured the spirit of the 1950s in hong kong, on camera. we take a nostalgic look at how the city used to be. in all russia's t

video shows the car pushing through protesters at a cross walks in brea as protesters pound on the hood. one of the protesters jumped on the car as it continued to move. police arrested a 56-year-old man. they say he wasn't trying to hurt anyone. he got caught in the middle of the protest. there were no serious injuries. >>> a young girl faces deportation after seeking emergency medical help in texas. she was brought to this country as an infant and is now separated from her family. anna werner has the details. >> reporter: 10-year-old rosa maria hernandez who has cerebral palsy needed emergency surgery. she was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance tuesday when they discovered she was not a u.s. citizen. they followed her to the hospital and after surgery took her to a detention center. hernandez went with her cousin because her parents were afraid of being detained. her mother felipe de la cruz said, i don't want them to deport her. mexico isn't safe. she needs therapy, her doctors. her parents brought her from mexico when she was 3 months old hoping she could get better treatment. t

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still blustery and unpleasant at nearby whitehaven, but the brea kwater nearby whitehaven, but the breakwater damage which some people had feared. president trump has announced he plans to release thousands of classified documents relating to the assassination ofjohn f kennedy in 1963. some us government officials are thought to oppose the publication of the papers on national security grounds. but mr trump has tweeted that he would allow them to be opened "subject to the receipt of further information." the files are due to be opened in their entirety next thursday nearly 54 years after kennedy‘s assassination in dallas but the president can extend their classified status. for more on this let‘s talk to jon roper. he‘s emeritus professor of american studies at swansea university and joins us via webcam. exactly how money documents are we talking about? well, there are rather a lot, over 3000 documents, this all stems from oliver stone‘s film, back in 1991, after which congress passed a measure saying that all the documents had to be published by 25 years. -- oliver stone‘s. a lot are already

insisted they are behaving according to the law and a breakaway behaving according to the law and a breahe law and a breakaway vote in a region the size of belgium cannot go ahead. many voters here dismiss the claim. they have no choice after seeing the massive amount of people wanting to vote, about 80% of the population of the country. they have to vote for this referendum. the legality here, i think we are over legality. it is about freedom and democracy. this is exactly what the catalan government hoped for. bringing the power of politics to the street, illegal or not, people have queued up since friday. the police have been and gone and across catalan at the numbers are growing. that is what this is about. legitimate or not it is turnout that counts. translation: the last seven years the government said say no. and now we the people organised to vote and they send thousands of police and suppress citizens here peacefully waiting to vote. calls for independence in catalonia have been building for decades. the young and old have taken to the streets. but there are many others who will

if you haven't finished your brea kfast, if you haven't finished your breakfast, you may not want tolist teams are trying to remove what's called a ‘fatberg'. an enormous solid blob of oil, fat, cosmetic wipes and diapers, blocking an huge length of sewer underneath london. our science editor david shukman reports. in east london this morning, chris casbolt embarks on one of the worstjobs in the world. he checks a sensor that will detect toxic gases, he's given a constant supply of fresh air. this is what's needed to fight what's called a fatberg down in a sewer. we give chris and a colleague cameras to capture what they're facing. are you ok? yeah, i'm good. i asked to join them, but wasn't allowed. they're venturing into extremely dangerous territory. hang on, i need a hose. hose! they arrive in an alien and hostile world, a supervisor calls out to check the gas. what's the gas reading down there? in the hot fetid air, the fat releases fumes of sulphur. this narrow tunnel is the only access to the fatberg, but right now it's too deep in sewage for anyone to pass. a pump is used to

the power of naturem was still blustery and unpleasant at nearby whitehaven, but the brea kwater nearbyborough kept the world season they before the storm headed further north. having tha nkfully headed further north. having thankfully not delivered any of the widespread damage which some people had feared. two boys have been injured in a serious collision with a van in cleethorpes in lincolnshire this morning. humberside police were called to the incident after a white peugeot van mounted the pavement on st peter's avenue at about 8:30am. one of the boys suffered life threatening injuries, and both have been taken to hospital. the headlines on bbc news: a huge demonstration in barcelona after the spainish prime minister announced steps to remove the current administration in catalonia. explosives experts were called to the sellafield nuclear plant in cumbria after an audit of chemicals stored in a laboratory. storm brian brings with it gusts of over 70mph as parts of the uk are hit by power cuts and flooding. human rights groups and zimbawe's political opposition have condemned a decis

this is brea kfast. raised by the bump stocks. this is breakfast. the main stories.an attempt to retain staff following a troubling month for the budget airline. some sunshine around this weekend. sarah is going to tell us where to find it. a glorious view. this is a sunrise over the lake district. we will see similar conditions today. clear skies and a bright autumnal day. after a chilly start to the day, sunshine on offer. most places, dry. cloud waiting in the atlantic. it will move in during the day on saturday in particular. turning cloudier and more damp tomorrow. a front in the north sea. a few showers around the east coast. the northern isles of scotland, aberdeenshire as well. scotland and northern ireland this morning, sunshine to wake up to. temperatures on the chilly side first thing. a similar picture in northern england as wealth of the south of england and wales, some showers. —— as well. a few far north wales. the bulk of places, a dry morning and lighter winds than recent days. through the day, conditions sticking around. dry across the board with li

the prime minister tells bbc brea kfast money.‘s tell about main story. police in the united states say they have recovered a large quantity of weapons and explosives from the home ofa man weapons and explosives from the home of a man who carried out a mass shooting in las vegas. despite that they admit they admit they are no nearer discovering the motive of the gunman, stephen paddock. the death toll has reached 59. more than 500 people have been injured in addition to that. this report from las vegas. gunshots. as the first spray of bullets cracked through the country music melody, some in the crowd fell to the ground. others ran. they hoped for it all to end, but the carnage just didn‘t seem to stop. 80 miles away, in the retirement village of mesquite, police found more guns, explosives and ammunition at the home of the gunman. 64—year—old stephen paddock was a retired accountant and high—stakes gambler, who held a hunting licence. his family knew he had a few guns, but they had no idea he had stockpiled a deadly arsenal of we

i few brea ks the rest of this afternoon. the bay of biscay, dragging that milder air across southern parts of the uk. in central areas this weather front rings bigger cloud. in the north—west south—westerly winds but look at those winds, they have come from iceland having done a lap around the atlantic, which is why we have big tempered contrasts across the uk ranging from 20 celsius in lincolnshire with sunshine poking through the cloud to fresher 12 in scotland, closer to the average this time of year. the best of the sunshine through the rest of this afternoon in the north. the next area of frameworks in across wales and that will turn heavier progressively. look at the temperatures, about 1k celsius is what it should be in london but 19, five celsius above average for late 0ctober. five celsius above average for late october. the weather front pushes northwards, blustery showers follow. adding modern southern england. mr bob patches on the hills. —— mist and fog patches on the hills. 0n wednesday how weather front syncs

just for a bit of brea kfast, embarrassed.a bit of breakfast, i keep having to go to cash converters and selling stuff. they know me quite well in there. every week we have got something to sell. cds, dvds. as sean and margaret struggle on, the minister pushing through universal credit acknowledged the benefit was creating some hard cases. david refused to cause the roll—up, but he did make one concession. calls to the universal credit helpline, which can cost up to 55p a minute will be made free. given the recent attention and concerned this could place a burden on claimants, i have decided this will change to a freephone number over the next month. the change was welcomed, but a parliamentary debate latest significant concerns about universal credit were obvious. birkenhead foodbank, after talking to other foodbank, after talking to other food banks, who have experienced the roll—out, believe they will need 15 tonnes more food this christmas. the fundamental problem of a minimum six—week wait and that means there are constit

for example the brea kfasters heading in that direction.ere they would like to end up. the german chamber of commerce of the equivalent this week saying they feared it would be a hard brexit and german companies in britain should be prepared for that. russell people in the eurosceptic side of the argument to think a clea n b rea k side of the argument to think a clean break is the way forward. we trade with the rest of the world in wto, which expose british industry to them, it is just the jolt the economy needs. but if you speak to most of our readers, the ft‘s readers, they would say the opposite and that we need to make this a managed process and maintain good trading relationships otherwise the economy could take a big hit, at the moment when it is weak. and maybe on tea m moment when it is weak. and maybe on team philip hammond. we have this other thing going on, theresa may‘s embarrassing speech in manchester has made headlines across the continent. will that affect the talks? i said at the beginning, it should not undermine what is o

most of us on saturday begins on a cloudy notes will be awhile before the cloud brea ks will be awhilees of sunshine. when it does happen it will fill warm. rank list from northern england but lingered awhile in ireland and scotland as well. temperatures reaching 23 degrees in the best of across eastern areas. cloudy, wet and cold the far north west of scotland. beyond we need to look at the south. this is the hurricane 0phelia. this weekend will pass close to the eastern azores and then worked northwards. and will not be a hurricane any longer from sunday but the wind expands and moves underneath the powerfuljet steam. the storm is heading towards the british isles, we don't know of will head west of ireland or to attract further east. the storm, though not a hurricane, bring destructive weather. the track is uncertain but make sure you stay in touch with the weather forecast over the next few days. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: police in the us and uk launch investigations into sexual assau

a few brea ks rain pushing southwards. the cloud at time overnight through eastern parts of the uk. they maybe fleeting. some of us the uk. they maybe fleeting. some of us will ended the day with sunny spells. showery outbreaks of rain at time and temperatures not going down too far. let's look at things, 9am sunday. a few showers running into northern and western parts of scotland. patchy rain in northern ireland. it should cheer up in the afternoon, but that will be heading into western parts of scotland. with the wind direction we will have showers running into north—west england and north wales and towards the midlands and there is a chance we will see outbreaks of rain coming back towards cornwall into the morning. maybe the odd fleeting shower running into south—east epg. a lot of cloud to begin the day, but there will be a few sunny breaks. as there will be a few sunny breaks. as the day goes on, more of us will start to brien upment some sunny spells developing here and there and with lighter winds it will feel war

it says brea kfast about why he thinks...t cut and split are being exposed procedures that are illegal and potentially dangerous. secret recording in islington, shows body modification artists like this one, injecting prescription only drugs so the procedure to give a lizard—like tongue can be carried out. anyone injecting the medicines is supposed to be a registered medical professional. the thought that in this unregulated environment where people are doing this without training and in circumstances which didn‘t look either clinical or sterile, it seemed to me extremely unsafe. and there‘s more on that story on inside out london at 7:30pm tonight on bbc one. a new study shows that the poorest 20% of londoners own just 0.1% of the city‘s wealth which includes finance and property. research by the charity trust for london shows over two million londoners are living in poverty. that‘s more than the entire populations of liverpool, newcastle and bristol combined. the trust is calling for increased wages for low earners and impr

. >> if you're just joining us, we've been covering this brea b breaking news since 11:00 last night. there are wildfires burning in at least five counties. here are the biggest fires. this is from sky 7. we're looking toward napa and sonoma counties, those are the hardest hit areas. right now, the tubbs fire in sonoma county, napa county border there, has scorched more than 35,000 acres, that is the largest one that firefighters are dealing with. at the moment, it is 0% contained. >> a.p. reporting from the state fire chief that 1,500 structures have been destroyed in napa and sonoma and other places now affected by the fires. in fact, sky 7 spotted at least 30 of them burning in eastern santa rosa. and people all over the bay area, of course, can smell that fire. we're going to go now to our colleague laura anthony, she's been covering the silverado resort community where some homes are saved and many others are not. >> reporter: right, reggie. i would hate to guess at this point how many homes have been lost in here, but it's safe to say i would say dozens. look at this one behind

in london, power cuts forced the brea kfast in london, power cuts forced the breakfast news team intoservice which we are bringing you. the home of breakfast time is out of action this morning asa time is out of action this morning as a result of the bad weather. part of the reason that so many were caught on—the—hop could be found in a now infamous forecast the previous day. earlier on today apparently a woman rang the bbc and said she heard there was a hurricane on the way. if you are watching, don't worry, there isn't... pictures way. if you are watching, don't worry, there isn't. .. pictures shot in the hours after the storm offered a glimpse of the most dramatic damage, broadcastest and local papers charted planes to capture a changed landscape. papers charted planes to capture a changed landscapelj papers charted planes to capture a changed landscape. i think the most amazing sight for us was the sight of the six of the seven oak trees on the ground after which the town was named lying on their side. across the southern counties, emergency services struggled to re—open roads and