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peaking nave language] letter, bye. think the assassination of him is what drove me into things wlike the hell is going on. but there is not one person there. is a much larger context to it, like the deterioration of the moral fiber of the society. [speaking native language] >> he was still busy. >> yes, he was a busy man. [speaking native language] >> we are missing him. [speaking native language] >> just the basics. and then whatever else i need, i can come back and finish. >> all right. >> my parents do worry about the risks that come with the job. but i think they have seen the amount of passion that i have. you can't stop me once i have got started. >> and what angle are you looking at? >> the government makes political killings possible. this created an environment for people to do that. >> ok, cool. it will feed through the angle i was just speaking about. actually it has now become an industry to deal with it that way. >> bye-bye. ♪ >> the trie the so-called cleveland eight has been postponed. i am joined by new

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bye— bye. evening, we will see you again soon. bye—bye. —— sportsday team. all the sports news. to the comedian and actor john sessions who has died, aged 67. following a heart attack. he was best known for his work on spitting image and whose line is it anyway? he was also a character actor, appearing in films like kenneth branagh's henry the fifth and tv series including itv‘s victoria. today, the editor of private eye, ian hislop, who was a friend, earlier today, we heard from john lloyd, the bbc pursues her who was freezing his performance —— bbc producer. —— praising his performance. earlier, simon mccoy spoke to editor of private i. today, the editor of private eye, ian hislop, who was a friend, said he was the funniest man you could ever meet. he was an old friend, but also an absolutely brilliant actor, comedian, improviser. it's difficult to do any summary, but he was a fantastic stage actor. he is one man shows, particularly west end, extraordinary. john could do everything, film acting, and from a vacation —— improvise ation, voices. he was an amazing actor and amazin

bye — bye. bye—bye, koala. bye — bye, koala. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, kangaroo island.r a look at the weather. here's helen willets. worth noting we have a major hurricane barrelling into nicaraguan and honduras, so keep an eye on that, more available on the news channel. in the uk, things have quietened down. we have had some stormy entry but weather, a handful of flood warnings out because of all the rain we had seen, but that should be ebbing away in the next couple of days. we are in folsom high pressure from the atlantic. all four days for most of us, three or four days for most of us, three or four decent days to enjoy the autumn colours, get out for a short walk and to exchange the gales and the rain. we have had some winteriness over the hills and the showers across scotland continue today. we have the rain we will captain in the east clearing away, temperatures 68 degrees, down on yesterday, feeling chilly, that the winds are also a notch down. this evening a overnight the shell is macrophage, the winds full light across the south of the uk so for most of engla

bye—bye for now. hello there.ast, but this arctic blast is going to be quite brief because milder air looms in the atlantic and will arrive on friday for many areas. so today, cold. it will be windy as well to start with, and we'll have a mixture of sunshine and showers. the pressure chart shows why it's windy — northerly winds, lots of isobars across northern and eastern areas, hence the gales — but this ridge of high pressure will continue to nudge in through the course of the day, so the winds becomes lighter and will also kill off many of the showers, too. behind me there is that milder air with the frontal system that will start to make inroads on friday. so, today starts cold, windy, gales across northern and eastern areas, wintry showers continuing across scotland. these will tend to ease down. and we'll have some showers across england and wales, these becoming confined towards the south east. many places seeing a lot of sunshine into the afternoon. the cloud will start to thicken up, though, across northe

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>> okay, thank you. >> okay, bye-bye. >> bye. >> san francisco 911, what is the location of your emergency? >> there's a guy outside the westfield mall and he has a knife. >> what is your location, sir? >> the westfield mall on market and 5th. >> one more time for the location. >> westfield mall. what is the address? >> okay. okay, give me a description, is he white, asian, black, what is he? >> it looks like 365 market street. >> give me a description, white, asian, black? >> not sure. he looks mixed race. >> how old is he, 20s, 30s? >> 20s. >> how tall is he? >> 5'9". >> medium or large build? >> say again? >> slim, medium or large build? >> slim -- medium. >> what was he wear something >> wearing a black sweat pants and gray shirt below it. gray sweatshirt. >> which hand is he holding the knife in? >> the knife in the right hand and a pan in the left hand. >> how big is the knife? >> it's like a 12-inch really big knife. and there are some black guys surrounding him and taunting him. >> okay. >> so now they moved towards the building and they're in front of -- >> the market? >> market a

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god bless. >> bye now. >> bye-bye, john. [applause] >> one moment. >> main men yaoufm press star-star to access the help menu. >> we'll give ashley a minute to re-assemble thing here and move on to, i think probably the general manager's report. >> ok. it is not often you get a person in real life so i wanted to say good-bye in real life. >> thank you, ash. >> yes. do you have anything else for the president's report? >> i do not. [inaudible]. >> what was that? >> that concludes my report. >> paul, do we have anyone on the line for public comment on the president's report? >> there are no hands raised. >> ok. thank you. that concludes public comment. we are now on item three, general manager's report. >> thank you, ashley. good morning, commissioners. i have a few items for you today and i'll try to move through them. first, a little bit of good news. this is the first time we've been together since election day and prop-a passed with more than 71% of the vote. san franciscans have approved proposition a which includes 487.5

bye— bye. year. and that is it from me. bye—bye. —— bird of the year. hello.m the atlantic and it comes along with some very mild air. if it does thin and break in a few spots, which it may do with a little bit of help from the hills, we could see our temperatures and eastern regions shooting up today. but as we continue to pull in the south—westerly air into western scotland, there's going to be a lot of moisture around. here, some fairly relentless rain and across the hills, the totals keep adding up. i think we'll see perhaps some rain setting in from western wales and parts of northern ireland with the higher ground, especially through the day as well. a lot of cloud around, as i said, but some sheltered eastern spots will see the sun coming out and the temperatures could shoot up to 16, even 17 degrees, but widely, we're in the mid—teens on tuesday despite the grey skies. through tuesday evening over into wednesday, still lots of cloud around, still that rain across western scotland. it will be a mild start to wednesday in many areas, temperatures down no

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>> okay, thank you. >> okay, bye-bye. >> bye. >> san francisco 911, what is the location of your emergency? >> there's a guy outside the westfield mall and he has a knife. >> what is your location, sir? >> the westfield mall on market and 5th. >> one more time for the location. >> westfield mall. what is the address? >> okay. okay, give me a description, is he white, asian, black, what is he? >> it looks like 365 market street. >> give me a description, white, asian, black? >> not sure. he looks mixed race. >> how old is he, 20s, 30s? >> 20s. >> how tall is he? >> 5'9". >> medium or large build? >> say again? >> slim, medium or large build? >> slim -- medium. >> what was he wear something >> wearing a black sweat pants and gray shirt below it. gray sweatshirt. >> which hand is he holding the knife in? >> the knife in the right hand and a pan in the left hand. >> how big is the knife? >> it's like a 12-inch really big knife. and there are some black guys surrounding him and taunting him. >> okay. >> so now they moved towards the building and they're in front of -- >> the market? >> market a

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good-bye. >> i don't know anything else i could have done. and they're still dead.and now the children are dead. >> the coxes have filed a lawsuit against the state of washington on behalf of braden and charlie. it's a wolf death lawsuit. and -- a wrongful death lawsuit. are in position is the state of washington put josh's parental rights before the welfare of these boys. >> the cox family lawsuit didn't include elizabeth griffin hall or anybody else as defendants. >> to a certain extent she's lucky she's alive, and she's a victim along with it too. >> was the state of washington negligent? answer i why. >> answer, yes. >> what i intend to do is use the award to try and help other people and that, so we can save more children. >> jury members told abc news they didn't believe any one individual at child protective services was responsible for what happened. they believe in a systemic failure for the tragedy. "20/20" reached out to several agencies in both states and they declined to comment or referred us to other departments. >> my heart absolutely breaks for chuc

bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. regulators for emergency authorisation for its new covid vaccine. governments around the world are hoping it can be approved next month. the british prime minister boris johnson gives his full support to the home secretary priti patel, despite an inquiry upholding claims against her of bullying. yelling. as we still wait for georgia to officially certify joe biden as the state's winner — donald trump invites michigan state legislators to the white house in another attempt to overturn the result of the presidential election. in an interview with the bbc, saudi arabia's minister of state for foreign affairs rejects calls from human rights groups

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. >> bye-bye. >> weeknights this month were future book tv programs as a preview what's available every weekend on c-span2. tonight we focus on biography and memoirs, first edward looks at white supremacy through the lens of his great-great-grandfather a member of the ku klux klan in louisiana during the years after the civil war and biographer larry tied recounts the late republican joe mccarthy of wisconsin. in later cerebrum discusses her national book award winning memoir the yellow house. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern, enjoy book tv this week and every week in on c-span2. >> you are watching book tv on c-span2, every weekend with the latest nonfiction books and authors. c-span2 created by america's television company as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider ♪ >> i am doctor mario i am in astrophysicists and the author of seven popular science books. the most recent of which is called the science deniers, i live in baltimore and they currently am in baltimore at my home, as you can see i have something that looks like that in every room

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bye— bye. hello and welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed.op of the fa. but what language is unacceptably racist for bbc news? and how should the bbc report president trump's claims of electoral fraud? first, it can often seem that journalists are unduly fascinated by the prime minister's chief adviser dominic cummings, perhaps to the point of obsession. so the announcement late on thursday that he'd be leaving his role by christmas — preceded by a day or two of frenzied speculation — was always likely to dominate the headlines. dominic cummings, the prime minister's top adviser, is to leave his job by christmas. a divisive figure, his departure comes amid reports of tensions in downing street. not all the audience shared the media's fascination with all this, with phil campbell expressing a frequent concern about the bbc‘s political reporting... it'll be a few more weeks before the votes cast in the us presidental election are certified and the winner officially declared. but there's no doubt about who that will be in most people's minds, as

thanks for watching and we will see you soon. 00:12:52,834 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 bye— bye., samira ahmed. coming up with me, samira ahmed. coming up— with me, samira ahmed. coming up — why did bbc news focus so exclusively on the us election when it did not have a result? and why was the bbc later from some “— and why was the bbc later from some —— and some other news outlets who had claimed a win? what do you do when you have allocated big resources and airtime on your main channel, bbc one to a news event which then doesn't stick to the anticipated timeline? that was anticipated timeline? that was a problem facing bbc bosses and their tv schedule is twice this week. firstly on saturday when downing street announced a press c0 nfe re nce downing street announced a press conference on the new restrictions being introduced in england because of covid—i9. clearly big news and a special programme was hastily arranged for bbc one at liz30pm after the original downing street start time of 4pm but ahead of the new postponed five o'clock start. five o'clock came and went and so di

bye— bye. hello, more on the lockdown in england.s from northwest ambula service who've tweeted that they've declared a major incident due to the high level of because they're getting. they are saying please follow a warning that if your call is not life—threatening, may be seek an alternative source of care or make your way to hospital. that obviously suggest that the ambulance services overstretched and they might not be able to get to you if you are seriously ill. so if you can get the hospital in a car or in a taxi, then do. we know that in the greater manchester area, the numbers have been very high on the covid fronts. lots of strain across the whole of the health service. worry about the health service being overwhelmed, of course, has been one of the key problems and concerns about covid and the call for the lockdown from many scientists and opposition parties as well for a lockdown earlier, but a major incident alert there in the northwest. we will bring you more on that as soon as we can. there is unhappiness more now on th

bye bye. i think you are serious. they will kill us and they are this book's very unthinking and this happens. i'm going to get her back real fast. look how pretty you look and looks like from them will leave her alone. my sister living in a nice neighborhood and they have no more excuses. they can't give me any more excuses. it's been about 6 weeks now. daisy still can't understand why she's not been allowed to bring sarah home and it's looking possible that max may never get out. we had filed everything about max and our social services are worthless and the community judge was not real receptive. chargers not known for his compassion. i wish the best, not everybody, but we're talking about a lot of time and i have families don't survive as families. sara daddy writes you this letter with tears in my eyes. i'm sorry, i'm not with you. to see your 1st steps. you say daisy, there are no words in the can express what i am feeling. knowing our daughter was taken from us. i never meant to put you and sarah in the situati

bye — bye. bye—bye, koala. bye — bye, koala. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, kangaroo island.n sunday evening. giggs was arrested and bailed after an alleged row with his girlfriend, kate greville. the welsh football association has announced that he will not be involved in the side's upcoming international camp. earl spencer — brother of the late princess of wales — has made further allegations that the bbc used underhand tactics to secure the notorious panorama interview with her in 1995, in which she spoke about her failing marriage to prince charles. the earl is demanding that the corporation opens a new inquiry to examine the tactics employed by its journalist, martin bashir. the bbc says it's already apologised following previous allegations and will investigate ‘substantive new information'. martin bashir is currently seriously ill with complications from coronavirus. the police watchdog says that after an investigation into the actions of four officers involved in the case of the black teenager stephen lawrence in 1993, it will now pass a file to the crown prosecution

from myself and the team, bye—bye. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun at the bbc sports centre.sh premiership, plus news from cycling, rugby and golf come. but we start with the battle for top spot in the premier league as champions liverpool missed the chance to return. they drew one—all at manchester city, who missed the penalty to win it themselves as their poor start to the season continues. austin halewood was watching. there may still be a long way to go, but so far, the season has been farfrom ideal for manchester city. pep guardiola's side a languishing mid table with a point to prove, so who better to make it against than reigning champions liverpool? the first thing city needed was a strong start. they didn't get it. kyle walker with a sloppy challenge on sadia marnee, penalty. and mo salah didn't need asking twice. liverpool with the lead and city already with a mountain to climb, but write them off at your peril. and with striker gabrieljesus back in the team, they can quickly do things like this. the touch, the turn and the finish. city back in it, and soon, they ha

bye — bye. bye—bye, koala. bye — bye, koala. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, kangaroo island. sunny weather. high pressure down towards the south—west with a cap on the atmosphere. that means the rain clouds don't pop up. keeping things drier through thursday and friday but with the return of frost and mist and fog. into the afternoon, rain across eastern areas gradually clearing away. an afternoon of sunshine and one or two downpours. downpours most frequent in the west and some on the heavy side. after the gusty winds of this morning, the wind is much lighter. even in the sunshine it is going to be a cold day, eight or 9 degrees, down from where we should be this time of year. i have 11 around southern counties of england and wales. the nights will be chilly, showers around to begin with and will continue in other parts of scotland. one or two towards western part of the uk, but most become dry, clear and tonight across england and wales especially, there will be the first widespread frost of the season. whilst it frosty tomorrow morning, it will be a crisp, sunny one for ma

bye— bye. hello. wind gusts of 92 mph on the isle of wight today are exposed weather.adjacent coasts, a bit of sunshine, it has not been a complete wash—out everywhere. there very strong winds as we get them through the night, love the rain be easing to come a little gap between the systems that will develop and it will be turning wetter as we go into tomorrow afternoon. through the night, but we are afternoon. through the night, but we a re left afternoon. through the night, but we are left with the some showers and ran across northern parts of scotla nd ran across northern parts of scotland in northwest england and few spots of rain elsewhere in england and wales, fair amount of cloud yes, but some clear spells will be a cooler stretch of the day for monday morning. and what is left of the showers and rain will gradually fade away and for many of us gradually fade away and for many of us by the end of monday morning, it will be dry and some sunny spots around but remember the next weather system coming and spreading into cloud from wells must in parts of england and

bye— bye. this is bbc news.wers in the uk and around the world. donald trump and joe biden embark on a final dash around crucial swing states, appealing to voters ahead of tuesday's election. to save the america we love get every last person you know, get them to the voting booth in record numbers. vote, vote, vote. we need to get every soul in philadelphia to the polls. your voice, your vote matters. your voice, your vote matters. your voice deserves to be heard.

you don't want to be here, bye-bye. yeah, i said it. bye-bye. as the current president of the united states is refusing to acknowledge the reality that joe biden is the president-elect, he has got his number one enabler, lindsey graham. lindsey graham is working overtime. zero election oversight responsibility. none. acknowledging he reached out to officials in arizona, nevada and georgia. why? as we say in the south ain't none of your business. you need to mind your own business. all states that joe biden won. hmm. while the president is trying to discredit the results of the election. just listen to this exchange a conversation that gave him the impression that the senator wanted for him to look for ways to toss out mail-in ballots. >> that wasn't the proper of the conversation to throw out ballots. we are talking the senate race. how do the verify the signatures with the senate race coming up. is there anything we could do to make it better. >> i have a bridge to sell you. lindsey graham, no election oversight responsibility reaching out to a

bye— bye.o, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode — rounding up the best movies available for viewing in cinemas and in the home. the disaster movie is one of cinema's most enduring genres. from the fire and brimstone of early biblical epics like the ten commandments, through ‘30s classics like in old chicago and san francisco, to the ‘70s heyday of towering inferno and earthquake, and onto such 21st—century offerings as the day after tomorrow. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the most extraordinary, exciting, and unforgettable experience available on this planet. now into this long tradition comes skyfire, a chinese film shot in malaysia with a british director, turkish—american composer, and an anglo—asian cast — quite the cultural melting pot. jason isaacs plays the sinister entrepreneur who builds a hotel on the side of a volcano, which he is certain won't erupt for at least another 150 years. hannah quinlivan is the volcanologist who lost her mother to molten lava many years

bye— bye. well, it's been pretty grey and drizzly out there today.like it through most of the day across much of the country. but the weather will improve somewhat a little bit later on in south—western parts of england, wales and also northern ireland and the reason for it is because the weather front is starting to clear these areas here. see this gap in the cloud here? the clearer weather is just starting to filter into south—western parts of england. just like yesterday, also this weather front has brought very mild air, in fact it's coming all the way from the mediterranean and spain. the air has been moving across france northwards and spreading right across the country so i know if you look out of the window it may look really unpleasant, grey and drizzly, but it's actually quite mild out there. the temperatures this afternoon will probably peak at around about 16 degrees, 15 or 16 degrees in the south of the country and really double figures right across the board. look at that, belfast at around 1a. so that's way above the average. now let's