ear buds and no bowl clutching at straws for your favorite drink the european parliament votes to ban plastic bits and bobs from some disposable products. disappoints again its latest restructuring weighs on performance revenues continue to slot. also a. head under-investment tender bad harvest take their toll on cuba's sugar industry the island nation turns to imports for the first time. and the world council who found an unusual way of keeping their bookshop alive after retiring. leads to business the european parliament has voted through european union ban on cotton buds straws and other plastic disposables the idea is to protect marine life more and more plastic is ending up in our oceans and in the fish and other seafood that we'd like to eat ultimately it ends up in us easy user vironment committee wants to add even more products to the list including plastic bags and polystyrene takeaway boxes the plan also includes recycling quotas for plastic bottles and fishing nets it could come into force in twenty twenty one pending approval from the european commission and member states.

bud: very much. it is what they need. giving a sense of purpose and feeling needed on the two key things, and if you will just listen to them and hear what they are saying, the programs can be devised where they feel of service to our nation. which is what they want to be. mr. nixon: i saw a poll that said 75% of american youth today are more interested in doing something that serves as opposed to something that might provide an income or a profit. it is a service motivated group. this is a potential powerful good. , on the same subject my wife and i as the , parents of six children, have real concerns for the tremendous concern about the increase in obscenity in movies, novels, magazines and other areas of life. first, do you share this concern, and what can you do about it if elected president? mr. nixon: i share the concern. and what i can do if elected president is to conduct a very thorough investigation. this is one of the things i will have done under the department of justice through the attorney general, a thorou

of course, all of you who are sports fans will know bud wilkinson. i know him so well that i don't think he needs introduction, but as you recall, he was the great coach at the university of oklahoma, one of the winningest coaches of all, and i'm just trying to getting the winning habit from bud. that's right. [laughter] [applause] in addition to helping us in our campaign, bud now, as you know, does the commentating for the college football games, and so you football fans can now see a real celebrity here, in a political context. and then over on the other side of the room here, we have some other visitors to atlanta today. my wife, the best campaigner in the family, mrs. nixon. [applause] and an old friend, one who is also in atlanta, here visiting his crusade office today, billy graham, and mrs. graham, right next to mrs. nixon. [applause] when i attended a billy graham crusade up in pittsburgh, billy was remarking about the fact that we had met on the golf course several times. and this gives me a change to get back at him a little about my golf.

this bud's for you. and it's not quite what you think. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. and we begin with that disappearance of that "washington post" writer, jamal khashoggi, missing now for two weeks. president trump late today revealing he has talked with the saudi crown prince, that he denied involvement, and the president telling the ap that this is another case of guilty until proven innocence. the writer, who lived in virginia, was last seen entering the saudi consulate in turkey, never coming out. it took 13 days for investigators to get inside. ened there is a report tonight that investigators have found, quote, certain evidence that he was murder eed inside. khashoggi's disappearance is now a full diplomatic crisis for the united states. mike pompeo in saudi arabia, shaking hands with the crown prince. so, where does this go next? abc's senior foreign correspondent see yan pannell on the scene again tonight. >> reporter: it looked like sweetness and smiles today as america's top diplomat made

today the budding students can look forward to a meet and greet session with personal managers and training supervisors from local companies. those who make a good impression might be able to secure a work placement for their dual educational studies. as one didn't wonder for companies it's an opportunity to recruit young people from other countries and elsewhere a company with international operations that's very important and we're happy when we're able to get personnel from abroad. the next day the students visit a furniture factory. they're here to get an inside look at one of the various parts of the bargain birkin bag co-operative state university and the tasks awaiting them . i mean a ferrari takes the group on a tour of the plant the twenty year old italian began her dual education degree in international business a year ago and she's already done a work placement with the furniture manufacturer. is with three doesn't matter why do it again the practical side was vital for me. i'm already familiar with a number of departments and enjoyed full access from production to marketing and

job you need experience that's why i joined education program at a german university is matching budding graduates with the local companies. these high school graduates come from hungary bulgaria it's only portugal croatia and spain on a spending four weeks of their vacation in most heidelberg. they're here to boost their job opportunities whether here in germany or back home. the college combines academic studies with workplace training a unique concept. of why you study a subject you also learn how to apply that knowledge in practice on the job this is think this is it's a big advantage because you already know the working environment when you've graduated thirty is going to how long it will gary you can only learn the theory. but you have no option but doing an internship. on the practical some i had. today the budding students can look forward to a meet and greet session with personal managers and training supervisors from local companies. those who make a good impression might be able to secure a work placement for their dual educational studies. as one didn't wonder in the immersio

well, definitely. operate at a lake, and i was a budding musician. budding musician. of opera becausee epitome of the operatic voice. of the operatic voice. idea of the operatic voice and the operatic lifestyle. operatic lifestyle. such a glamorous lifestyle and a glamorous career. lifestyle and a glamorous career. impersonation of an opera singer, was thinking of her! was thinking of her! is used, but how was she regarded in the industry? the industry? was she a team player or was she a setup are the bigger? or was she a setup are the bigger? around her because her standards were so high. were so high. professionalism and how she delivered time after time. delivered time after time. amazing and that is what kept her singing as long as she did. singing as long as she did. you very much forjoining us this morning on bbc news. brett kavanaugh is excited to be approved later on. approved later on. according to the president of the european commission. european commission. he says a deal could be reached by november. could be reached by november. opera singer whose duet with freddie mercu

as soon as bud let go, the boy slipped away. he could hear the mother sobbing in the waiting room when debakey went out to give her the news. as it turned out, that episode we change everything for bud. if the simple pumping action of his hand could keep someone alive, he figured, there should be some kind of machine that could do it longer and better. it would have to be something a tech could pull off the shelf and a surgeon could implant, machine that would run almost perpetually inside a human chest, an artificial heart. [applause] >> you have written essentially what this page-turning medical drama but the 50 year quest for an artificial heart and what makes it so readable is that you keep the lives of the characters, their five surgeons that you follow, and you take us through this history with all the ups and downs of the discovery, and their personal vendettas and lives at risk, and it turns into a really exciting reading, and i just wanted to say it reminds me of sort of the quest that dorothy had on her way to oz where

la cerveza bud light me gusta tanto porque es tan fresca.hearing the "pshh", you know, when you crack it open. it's a team effort, nobody can get this done by themselves. aquí todos somos amigos. it's like a family. es la cerveza perfecta. lo estamos haciendo para nosotros, pero también para ustedes. pablo: muy bien, ha sido un gran partido con un final de alarido. con 15 o 20 minutos finales que nos hicieron volver a creer en lo que realmente es un clÁsico. 1-1 amÉrica frente a guadalajara para culminar asÍ con broche de oro la jornada 11. hoy domingo, pumas dos con puebla, lobos tres a uno a morelia. luego del Éxito que tuvieron en su programa de estreno, los invitamos a que se mantengan en "nuestra belleza latina". presentadora: hoy es domingo 30 de septiembre. entrega de diplomas: el gobernador de california firmÓ una ley para estudiantes que fueron deportados. donald trump y sus funcionarios insisten en que la casa blanca no estÁ controlando la investigaciÓn al juez brett kavanaugh. es el primer aniversario de la masacre en las vegas. "

the three-month-old pup named bud has got a new home. confiscated $3 million worth of cannabis on wednesday. deputies took him to animal services where vets got him healthy for adoption by that deputy. very fitting name. >> it's quite a story, how do you explain how you got your new dog? >> it will be a great story to tell for years to come. >> bud, yeah. >> that's it for abc7 "news at 6:00," we'll see you right >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interest, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, women coming together to empower girls from all over the bay area. >> we are telling them that they can shoot for the stars and pursue their dreams. >> then, a new home deserves new furniture. >> [ gasps ] oh, my god. it looks so great. wow! >> and lift your spirits with a trip to san juan bautista. >> this truly is a california hidden gem. >> all of this fun driven by your northern california honda dealers. ♪ the worldwidewomen 3rd annual gi

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everybody that hears bud wilkinson doing come tears on sports. i am glad he is on my team and i am on his team now. bud wilkinson. [applause] >> incidentally, it looks like we are in a winner city. i was thinking the tigers and the lions doing so well, i hope a little of that winner business runs off on me while i am in detroit. we have other celebrities in the audience i would like to introduce before we go to our panel. we have the governor of michigan, governor george romney. [applause] >> and then we have two of i think the greatest campaigners in the country, mrs. george mney and ms. -- and mrs. richard nixon the other side. [applause] >> the other day when i was in salt lake city i mentioned the fact that general isenhour once said when he was talking about playings and fact they were so different, there was only one thing he thought most successful politicians had in common, and that was the ility to marry above themselves. and both governor romney and i both did that. and then my two daughters, tri cia and julie. [applause] >> they have j

i was a budding musician, possibly my first exposure to opera.n't know what i wanted to be, playing brass instruments, and it is true to say that she actually pushed me in the direction of opera. because she was the epitome of the operatic voice. everyone's idea of the operatic voice. the operatic lifestyle. such a glamorous lifestyle. such a glamorous lifestyle and glamorous career.m is hard not to think that dawn french, when she did her impersonation of opera singer, was thinking of montserrat caballe. and the word beaver is used, but how was she regarded in the industry? was she regarded in the industry? was she a team player was she a set apart figure? she was a consummate professional. when she was brought in to professional. when she was brought intoa professional. when she was brought in to a role, shejust professional. when she was brought in to a role, she just boosted eve ryo ne in to a role, she just boosted everyone around her because her standards were so high. i was never given the chance to work with her, but like i say, i have wo

steve: how much influence did bud shuster have on the state? representative schuster: tremendous. his bail to the harbor trust fund off budget and that was a game changer in making sure states got their money, taxpayers got the deal they were given back in the 1950's, and that's when you put money in a trust fund it goes to its intended purposes, ridges -- bridges and roads in this country. steve: your family has held this seat since 1973. 43resentative shuster: years. people of called a stud dynasty. some would like to see us go. we successfully got reelected but it has been a great run for me and i think it was a great run for my father. thefully the people of ninth congressional district will look back and say the shuster's did a decent job, a pretty good job representing the values and interests of the people of central and western pennsylvania. steve: what advice did your dad give you when you took over the seat? shuster: that sometimes it is really hard to do things appear. you have to keep your head down. i have a lot of good friends and relationships up. but sometimes you

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to several 7- foot imitation marijuana buds. . called hug buds. . and they don't call them that for no reason. <"it's actually pretty cool. you can actually go up and hug them and everything."><"we want to make sure that everybody can have a conversation about cannabis. a healthy and articulate, factual conversation."> it's also educational. . teaching visitors about the history, science and culture of marijuana. (justine) rocker ozzy osbourne postponed a concert in mountain view after undergoing surgery on his hand. reports say tonight's show in mountain view was called off after osbourne suffered an infection that required surgery. the heavy metal singer will spend a couple of days in a los angeles hospital so doctors can monitor the infection before resuming his tour tuesday in chula vista. saturday's show has been rescheduled for october 16th. (jrstone) up next -- our first lady melania trump making her first solo international trip. we'll hear what she wants the world to pay attention to... when we come back. (justine) plus -- the confi

things, it makes sense that should be monitored and that they should be, problem should be nipped in the buddoes that, when you consider that there is almost i million people committing suicide every year, then i think anything that can avoid those kinds of stresses is to be encouraged massively. all right. thank you. 80 for your input this morning. thank you to so many great comments. —— thanks for your input. whatever you up thanks for your input. whatever you up to this morning, enjoy good mental health. and i hope to see very soon. bye—bye. hello. we'll start the forecast with some sunshine and end it with something quite different, but for wednesday, the sunshine we saw on tuesday across england and wales extends across northern ireland and scotland. finally, we say goodbye to this rain bearing front. however, it's all change again by the time we get to friday. potentially, some disruptive, wet and windy weather pushing across the uk, but we'll talk about that in more detail in just a moment's time. first to wednesday, which is going to be a fine, dry day, plenty of sunshine across the

doob, weed, bud, call it what you want, the cannabis industry is coming into bloom in canada. a high—tech operation produces a staggering amount of legal marijuana. we are like a tech company that produces cannabis and it had to be done properly and was probably more of about tech than it was about cush. inside this vault is where they keep the stuff that is ready to ship. security is tight and surprising, considering —— unsurprisingly considering —— unsurprisingly considering the half a billion dollars worth of outline the shelves, and those numbers have so many people getting high on the prospects for pot. this is bay street, toronto, and it is beginning to dominate the industry, says investor paul rosen. this is the hub of the industry, toronto is specifically where most of the global cannabis companies come to raise capital, most of the well—known us companies are coming to canada to list on the canadian securities exchange was they can't list on the nasdaq. even educators like bill mcdonald are cashing in on cannabis. there are licensed producers coming to me and saying w

bud to only find prawns against the dam he's convinced they can smell the sweet water on the riverside. boarder be. with us most of them down. there you. know what. it would be. worth a thousand. you deal with to be a fairly. the province lifecycle involves needing to go to salt water to reproduce the female only migrates it goes to estuaries lays its eggs there and then she and the larva move back up the river that's the natural cycle because the dam prevented them from reaching their breeding ground the species became extinct but the wall. could it be that the poor ones are the missing link between the building of the dam and the disease it's triggered. they knew the dam they knew that we know that dams cautiousness mises but how does it cause just as my says. we discovered that by removing the predator of the snail this population exploded. the prime disappeared this snail population exploded the disease exploded so bringing back the problem is like understanding the mechanism of disease you understand the mechanism of action you bring in the predator back to control that snail popu

how you doing, bud. >> it has been a rotten, rotten time. all of this.mpathy and so much activity just surrounding it, it's unbelievable. >> just as the cops had been hoping, fred and frank talked, but not a word from either one to establish they were involved in a murder. >> we had like 60 plus phone conversations between them. >> you're tapping in them all. >> yes. >> but they just didn't slip up. it was time, the detectives decided, to launch the undercover squad led by chris n knollson. >> i was armed with information now. nick harvey told the homicide guys what's up. they told me. so now if you're frank and fred, your biggest concern is that nick is caught. >> of course. >> want to make sure he doesn't say anything. >> first detective nelson say head would go for broke. phoning fred shocker in himself and claiming to be the hired killler, nick harvey. >> how did you go about doing this. >> we went in and used an inmate call. you're receiving a call from california po institution and he hung up on me i think the first time. there's a pause there wher

what was the stock bud. that's what we used to call them when i was growing up, cement heads. we do not want anheuser-busch. what we want is constellation brands std. >> buy buy buy buy buy >> john in pennsylvania. john >> caller: i'm, i concerned abot the declines in the mid caps specifically, is the 15% pull back a sign the stock has run too far, too fast? >> no. it's almost like i should institute some rules if it's up more than 100%, we let it cool this is one of those i talked about at the top of the show 7% to 10% pullback, totally realistic. let it happen and do a little picking. tony in georgia. tony >> caller: cramer, hunker down >> yes >> caller: walter dunlap, i bought it in may at 53, it's been going down the tubes, about 8% since then. should i buy more? >> no, no. doesn't have a good yield. it is an inexpensive stock, but no reason, no edge to be a commercial real estate financial services we liked creb for a while, but it doesn't have what it takes right here let's go to bill in missouri bill >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah >> boo-yah, bill >> caller: hey, listen,

sock it to him, bud. >> look how proud he looks at the same time. >> jojo is an outstanding human and he wants to make sure that he knows it and hears it. >> i was totally expecting him to be disciplining the kids. >> positive reinforcement. not only to him but the people that have seen the video. >> he's like, yeah, i >> up next, lucas is pretty spry. here he is with his dad ryan. they walk rht just look at all of those books. >> he had already been making funny faces so when they walked. it was quite the reaction. >> a big idea comes together for no other reason than fun. while getting in the game means not letting go. >> they look like human tether balls. >> nobody is belly up to this bar, but the strange sighting that might give you spooks. >> there's spirits everywhere. >> brought to you by target. expect more, pay less. ♪ good enough ♪ to eat ♪ it's like ♪ it's like ♪ i like it ♪ it's like sugar in this home, we play. and on halloween we play with our food. what matters most, is made at home. unlike ordinary toothpaste, colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and

ganj, weed, i'd, call it what you want, the fact is that cannabis in canada is coming into bloom —— buda staggering amount of legal marijuana. we are kind of like a tech company that produces cannabis. it had to be done properly and it was more about tech than it was about kush. inside this bolt is where they keep the stock which is ready to ship. security is tight and surprisingly, considering the $500 million worth of no wonder that line the shelves —— unsurprisingly. this isa the shelves —— unsurprisingly. this is a street, toronto, canada's financial district —— bay street. it is dominating the industry. just ask investor paul rosen. this has become the hub of the cannabis industry. toronto specifically is where most of the global cannabis companies are coming to raise their capital. they wa nt to coming to raise their capital. they want to list on the canadian security exchange because they can't list on the nasdaq. even energy creators are investing in cannabis. they are saying we can't find enough trained people for this. so it was only natural that he start canada's first—ever c

but they've had rumors swirling for weeks bute possible budding romance. check it out. outfit looks a little all i fwraunt christmas mariah carey and they're in sink. are they in. sink roam antically? >> i am developing feelings for allen and i didn't see this one coming but it's happened really quickly. so i think i'm still trying to process it. >> sitting next to alexis on the couch and her telling me how she feels, my emotions are all over the place. i want to be 100% certain before i tell her how i'm feeling. >> and my dinner was all over the floor after listening to all of that. >> like the least romantic person in the history of ever. i mean -- i feel a little bad for her because doesn't sound like a ringing endorsement from him. >> i threw oplittle in my mouth. their candyman routine did end up earning a 27 out of 30. >> i hope that works out for her, either way. >>> next a major upset in the world of celebrity instagram. >> the portuguese soccer god has over taken selena gomez as the most followed person on instagram. christiano ronaldo has 1 with34 million foll

he is going to show bud foster personnel groupings and plays that they have never seen before. because ian book is actually a quarterback who can run and throw the ball effectively. so i think it's coming down to second half adjustments and the notre dame virginia tech game. >> it's been remarkable to see the which he has been able to spread the ball around, hit receivers in time and the way it transformed the notre dame offense. but will it in lane stadium? that's a tough venue. the crowd will be fired up tremendous day of for a football on abc. harbaugh and michigan against maryland. florida state and miami could the knolls turn the corner? >>> films be fund raisers and fleet week. a lot going on in the bay area this weekend. jessica castro from abc 7 mornings has some ideas for fun from our partners at hood nl. >> the dog days may be over but this weekend you can help a fury friend, catch an amazesing movie or see a show in the skies. the 41st annual mill valley film festival starts this week. running the 4th through the 14th. enjoy a huge variety of movies at the internatio

it seems like people are opting for pegsized products as against the kind of name brand, buds and buds they are tired of. >> people are become more health conscious and that's a good thing. stay off the weed, gary. you know, thanks, guys for your input this afternoon. it was great, it was fun. go have a beer. that does it for bulls and bears. reporter: the border showdown expanding. 800 support troops move towards the u.s. border. president trump calling this a national emergency and vowing to stop it. at this hour forensic experts across the country trying to piece together who might be behind 10 suspicious packages sent to 10 prominent democrats. gina haspel briefing president trump on what she learned in turkey about the killing of the

speaking of fun, today's contestant, bud humphrey from park ridge, illinois, says when he retires, he and his buddies are gonna start a band. well, he just might be able to retire early if he wins the million dollars today. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. are you guys ready to rock today? [cheers and applause] i know this guy is. you are ready to go. so let's set up your board and let's get to work. >> all right.

>> one bud light. that's it. >> reporter: i don't even drink beer but people are being generous. cash option is over $500 million, not the $1 billion there but sizeable chunk. i had to try my luck here. guys, these are the winning numbers. so hopefully, you know, we can all get a beer or drink after tonight's drawing. back to you. >> did he say would buy you beer or beer company? i misunderstood. >> he said just one beer. just one. i'll take it. >> all right thanks carlos. votes are coming in. asked you would you take lump sum or installments. >> big question, obviously. lot of people choose lump sum. whoever wins isn't only one who gets cash. store who sells winning ticket gets bonuses based on the jackpot. this time, $1 million. >> and store gets a commission on the tickets it sells. lotto fever for big jackpots like this works in their favor. and portion goes to state public schools. >> you have until 7:45 to buy a ticket for mega millions drawing at 8:00 p.m. >> we'll send out notification on the abc7 news app. you can download it down and enable push alerts. >> are you in of

want to leave oakland.following a handshake and hugs some of the workers accepted handfuls of green budswith a smile thank you!this conference which focuses on the the technology, science and investment trends of the cannabis industry continues thru saturday. the last day is a job fair.(maureen)the cannabis conference organizer says they are going to be sending out representatives of those companies that are hiring to let the striking workers know about new employment opportunities in this fast growing industry in case they are ready to switch jobs. maureen kelly kron4 news american rapper... kanye west... spending some time with president trump today in the oval office. talking about everything from the 13th amendment to u-s manufacturing. kanye west / american rapper: "he might not have expected to have a crazy person like kanye west run up and support, but best believe, we are going to make america great." 0:10 along with kanye west, hall of fame running back jim brown, the president's daughter and adviser, ivanka and white house adviser, jared kushner, were also at today's meeting. t

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she captioned the pics our little rose bud. look how cute swaddled up. the burrito baby. her boyfriend danny fujikawa. her third child overall. hudson thanking those who sent their love and blessings and she says, everyone is doing just fine. >>> now to a "pop news" pronunciation quiz. according to "the new york post" lost of people gets names wrong. let's see how you do here. the swedish furniture store chain ikea. right? >> of course. >> ikea. wrong. it's e-kay-a. >> what? >> i think so. according to "the new york post." >> in swedish? >> we're moving on. that crazy chocolate hazelnut spread some people eat for breakfast. lots of people -- nutella. wrong again. new-tella. you think hazelnut. >> you don't think. you just eat. >> rob's got it. pop famous star we call ariana grande. many say grande. actually, it's ariana grand-e. grand-e. >> really? >> yes. >> that makes no sense. >> this is according to "the new york post." and they're rarely wrong. lindsay lohan she's been in the spotlight for years. since she was a child star. we're learning it's not lohan. >> lo-in. >>

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drones and wireless ear buds are also expected to be big sellers. the tvs are blowing out the door because there's a lot of new technology out there. >> time to get a new one. >>> on to the weather. >> now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> and it's a beautiful, crisp start to your monday. good afternoon or evening to you. take a look at live doppler 7 hd. there are a few clouds going through the bay area. right now i want to show you a live picture from the south beach camera. nothing but blue skies. temperatures falling short of average. 64 in san francisco. 68 in oakland. san jose, 66. it's a bright view here, and a look at the temperatures, low seths from santa rosa to napa. 74 in concord. highs so far have really been running anywhere from the low 60s to mid 70s. so not exactly up to where we should be. here's a lovely view here, as we look towards san francisco right now, and the forecast. winds increase in the hills overnight tonight. fire danger arises especially in the hills. let's take a closer look at the dama danger in the

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