definitely are our own carnival time we have this festival mention the caribbean called carnival it started in. and that's really where people feel because so called drives carnivals is what makes carnival carnival and that point in time it doesn't matter who you were you could be a vagrant on the street somebody is going to love you somebody is going to make you feel you i mean because we just loving each other that that's a special time of the year and it's sad but so shines about point in time and then as years go by it days and saw does the love you know so does the appreciation for one another and that unity attitude it was a we you know i want to show a picture of you with your granddad or shorty here i'm not sure who looks more surprised you or your granddad i probably was just finished crying. to you so much so that you put him on the top of one of your videos what did you do that because because of the history of the music. i would always. see it's very sad but i think i live in a society where we have a measure people forget people don't like to give respect will specters you and the he has worked so hard and fought so hard to create something and yes pe

definitely are our own carnival time we have this festival mention the island caribbean core carnival it started in. and that's really where people feel because so called drives carnivals is what makes carnival carnival and that point in time it doesn't matter who you were you could be a vagrant on the street somebody is going to love you somebody is going to make you feel you i mean because we just loving each other that that's a special time of the year and it's sad but so shines about point in time and then as years go by and saw does the love you know so does the appreciation for one another and that unity attitude it was a we you know i want to show a picture of you with your granddad or shorty here i'm not sure who looks more surprised you or your granddad i probably was just finished crying. to you so much so that you put him on the top of one of your videos what did you do that because because of the history of the music. i would always see it's very sad but i think i live in a society where we have a measure people forget people don't like to give respect specters you and he has worked so hard and fought so hard to create something and yes people know that he

definitely are our own carnival time we have this festival mention the island caribbean core carnival it started in. and that's really where people feel because so-called drives carnivals is what makes carnival carnival and that point in time it doesn't matter who you were you could be a vagrant on the street somebody is going to love you somebody is going to make you feel you i mean because we just loving each other that that's a special time of the year and it's sad but so shines about point in time and then as the year go by and saw does the love you know so does the appreciation for one another and that unity attitude it was a we you know i want to show a picture of you with your granddad shorty here i'm not sure who looks more surprised you're grand that i probably was just finished crying. to you so much so that you put him on the top of one of your videos why did you do that because because of the history of music. i would always see it's very sad but i think i live in a society where we have a measure people forget people don't like to give respect when specters you and he has worked so hard and fought so hard to create something and yes people know that he was

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carnival of hilarity. just a i°y to a carnival of hilarity. just a joy and humourand to a carnival of hilarity.and fun. singing, dancing, in that stuff, but still with the really strong messages coming across. i think that is the perfect culmination, really. let's stay with the protests were the moment. we'll go to our correspondence in the whitehall area. i know you have been following various elements of the protest all day. bring us up—to—date with where you are and what you can see. i don't know if you can see just over my left shoulder, the remnants of the trump together protest trump which was the larger element of the protest today. it is thinning out, i know it does not look like it, but there are fewer protests here and they are streaming up and down whitehall. jeremy corbyn gave a speech earlier where he said that we are asserting our right to demonstrate and our right to free speech. he also asked people to unite behind london mayor sadiq khan saying he shouldn't be condemned for the support he has given to people wanting to protest. it also comes as the famous bright orange blimp of

definitely are our own carnival time we have this festival mention the island caribbean called carnival it started in. and that's really where people feel because so-called drives carnivals is what made.

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is like a carnival with a little bit less fu n is like a carnival with a little bit less fun and a littleers at womad in wiltshire. but if you are travelling —— but wiltshire. but if you are travelling -- but if wiltshire. but if you are travelling —— but if you are not travelling or working, and you are fit and healthy, there is still fun to be had in the sun. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: british rider geraint thomas remains on course for victory in the tour de france with three stages remaining the former manchester united manager alex ferguson has publicy thanked those who helped him recover from a brain haemmorage in may. and adil rashid takes aim at former england captain michael vaughan after he criticised the leg spinners inclusion for the first test against india starting next week in birmingham hello and welcome to the programme where it was a trouble—free day in the peloton for the tour de france leader geraint thomas as arnaud demare won a largely flat 18th stage on thursday. thomas still

a park nearby, which is where a neighbourhood carnival, a summer fairwas neighbourhood carnival, a summeras also been cordoned off. police are there doing searches. we have seen some activity in the past few minutes, and there are still people living and functioning normally. they have been bringing their vehicles out and returning home. it seems that maybe the authorities are preparing to begin that might bring in someone official vehicles, maybe a tent or something to carry on more forensics such as, but the key thing is that everyone and the authorities and the public, especially people who live around here, they are waiting to find out by —— via porton down, what that substance is. we are led to believe that we might get the information later this evening, and that will either take that on to a whole new level, all things might be scaled back, but clearly that is what the police and the public are clear to hear. just a very quick one on that whole new level, we had about the skripals, that they were lucky, and that it took a good while to find where the poison had been put, so why wou

carnival today. and of course free samples under supplies last. the carnival runs from 11:00 until 9:00 tonight. francis is just one of three cities for the event. >> i actually like garlic ice cream. in san francisco it will be cloudy and cool. here is a live shot. hazy conditioning already due to some smoke and the fires in the east bay. east bay east of mt. diablo. so we'll see hazy conditions. i will have yew forecast coming up. >>> and i know you're tracking the air quality for you. >>> jon gruden is back. can the $100 million man bring back the glory for tada! hello there friend! hi! hey there. i'm an imaginary friend of a kid just like you. you're going through a lot right now and i know you're scared. but you're stronger than you know. but look, we'll get through this together. and remember... we at the imaginary friends society always have your back! you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in st

police estimate 9000 came to the carnival of resista nce 9000 came to the carnival of resistance in edinburgh. near his other golf course in aberdeenshire, another gathered. hello, glasgow. first minister nicola sturgeon did not meet president trump. she led the pride march in glasgow. be trumped the state provides jobs in the villages and has poured millions of pounds into the economy. this man lives across the road. he says they should be made to the welcome. we should be made to the welcome. we should have good manners and welcome them. he was invited here. did not decide to come. a visit from the president of the united states was never going to be low—key. security, road blocks, and checkpoints, will be cleared as donald trump head off to helsinki later today. catriona joins us now from turnberry. he could not escape the protesting, evenin he could not escape the protesting, even in the middle of his own golf course yesterday. given what is in store for him before he leaves today, what do you have to report? this is a private visit. anything we are seeing is a bit of a surprise to us. ar

fans because they really create a great carnival atmosphere lets see how the fans have been preparing for the match never mind the players. brazil have carnival two. two games from the final their momentum is picking up and the fans aren't fussed about the criticism their star name or has been receiving for his play acting and all games people try to hurt him like. his he's only doing what anyone in his place who. do and everybody's criticize him but it's hypocrisy because everyone does it every player in soccer does it so. there's no doubting the magnitude of name os talent to make a difference against mexico with one goal and want to see but coach teach a says there's much more to him than just attacking flair lois shaw called wallace you know it's not just with the ball and not just dribbling there are moves and defensive transitions so if you look you see how much he's been participating in the team what you bought it was call it use. one man who will have been watching closely is belgium coach roberto martinez he also has plenty of talent in his own side champions league regulars and premier league winners abound but brazil have one thin

carnival. there would be games, prizes and rides, and of course free samples of new creations under supplies last. the carnival runs from 11:00 until 9:00 tonight, and francis is just one of three cities for the event. pretty cool. >> ice cream won't last long if i'm there. it's just my favorite thing. >>> weather-wise, another nice weekend on tap here. you're tracking warm conditions also for the east bay communities. >> definitely. in fact we have a live shot for you from the east bay hills looking out over some of the fog. there would be hazy conditions once again, due to all the fires. i'll have your neighborhood forecast and high temperature coming up. >>> thanks. >>> alheon gru is ckn the 00 mli man bring back the glory for the silver and >>> welcome back, everyone. happening today, three former pitchers for the san francisco giants will be inducted into the wall of fame. it's happening during a special pregame ceremony. they will join the 49 previous giants recognized for their work for the franchise. first pitch is at 6:05 tonight. >>> a matchup today at 5:00 p.m. last night oak learned tried to extend

carnival of resistance that's how the organizers called it and the mood and the atmosphere is right like at a carnival of protests a massive demonstration barbara before i let you go i do have to ask you trump is meeting with president putin in the coming days in helsinki how concerned are european leaders that trump might speak to putin one on one. there are more or less sort of scared out of so what's a put it bluntly because even for this for the nato meeting turned into this shambolic event that that was in the end everybody said what for heaven's sake is he going to do on monday when he meets putin because he has shown himself to be totally unreliable completely erratic during the nato summit so what might he do one monday what might cross his mind what sudden urge my t. have to sort of make you headlines putting american troops out of view of our giving trump some sort of peace deal lifting sanctions against him anything i mean it's any. yes and european countries are really scared about what. it's not. coming to you now this visit isn't over there is twenty more to do what's next on the agenda while donald trump is going flying in his helicopter to windsor castle to have tea with the queen and this will be just what he wants he loves the pageantry yesterday he was a. palace in oxfordshire which is where so winston churchill was born and today he gets to meet the queen and he's already said that's just what his mother would have wanted but i think actually what's more interesting is what happens off to his left when he sent flying to scotland he's flying to temporary hotel which he owns on the west coast of scotland and that is then dumped a private affair we do not know who he's meeting who he will be playing golf with won't he will be discussing and i think that is very concerning probably not just for downing street safe for the u.k. but also i imagine for the white house because donald trump can be donald trump and do what he wants to do and that's nice to thank him correspondent alex forrest widing thank you very much for your insights now britain's prime minister doesn't appear to have a lot of economic options there hard. visit shows very clearly tourism is started several conflicting battles and wants ahead of the u.k. exit from the e.u. with different interest groups criticising her briggs's plans for vastly different reasons. some love it some hate it britain's bricks it blue print has triggered mixed reactions across the country's business community the finance industry called the plan a real blow because it doesn't include continued free access to the e.u. for u.k. financial service providers for them it could make post breaks it business in the e.u. more difficult we could go on asserting a future type of relationship in financial services we would like or we can engage with reality and put down a proposal which we believe is genuinely negotiate all that will protect the city and that the e.u. will engage with things look brighter for other sectors downing street wants to create a free trade area with the e.u. to secure a continued unrestricted exchange of industrial goods and agra foods however the e.u. used chief breaks it negotiated has already criticised the trade plans as cherry picking from the unions rulebook us president donald trump on the other hand doesn't like the concessions the u.k. is willing to make. but whatever trump says his business is just not as valuable to britain as the e.u. is trade the e.u. is by far the u.k.'s top trading partner accounting for almost half of all british exports the u.s. accounts for just under fifteen percent other countries make up thirty seven percent london has a fine line to navigate it has to redefine relations with two of its most important trade partners and at the same time champion the interests of its own national industry. i was there with trade italy will not ratify sita european union's free trade agreement with canada that's according to the country's deputy prime minister luigi myal that could shatter the biggest for the e.u.'s biggest free trade accord in years the threats to the deal represents a further front to the ongoing global trade conflict failure to deliver seats would be a huge setback for also on brussels who have been trying to ramp up trade amid growing u.s. protectionism. now let's bring in the last heart of the end of the week let's have a check on the markets wrap up the week for us. all good it was a pretty rough week a pretty busy week of course dominated much by president donald trump there was of course early in the week part one in which president trump declared trade war in china of course trade war had started a little bit earlier already with the first round of terrorists but now and since monday we have a second round of tears six thousand chinese products among them consumer products exports out of china worth two hundred billion dollars so we have reached a much higher stage and that development here then we had imagined on a wednesday we saw the docks here in frankfurt lose about two hundred points because people are afraid. frankly when they look at that trade war that ongoing development here and that was already before we reached chapter three in which of course then president trump went on his european trip visiting nato first and then upping pressure on terrorism may with regards to negotiations making the case for heartbreaks it then it seems pretty clear that the president doesn't really know what's at stake here even a for the u.k. what they stand to lose in terms of their financial services industries or trade in goods and services in general when you listen of course just now to the president to resign may's press conference he says it was a pretty good week i think if you talk to people here in frankfurt they say it's good that the week is over plus those who are in frankfurt thank you very much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world several dozen migrants have been allowed to disembark from an italian coast guard ship in sicily they were initially held on the ship over suspicions that some had been involved in an attempted mutiny a number reportedly trying to take over fearing they would be returned to libya the incident comes amid heightened tensions in europe on the issue of migration. he's launched a major investigation into abuse cases in the church earlier this year prosecutors say there are more than five victims. thousands of people in nicaragua capital man i've watched have taken to the streets and fresh protests demanding that president daniel ortega resign opposition activists have planned another two days of demonstrations amid fears of brutal government suppression of these two hundred people have been killed in protests since april. the former bodyguard of the notorious terrorist leader osama bin laden has been deported from germany back to tunisia the man identified only as sami they have been living in germany since one thousand nine hundred ninety seven he was arrested at the end of june following an outcry at the fact that he was still in the country sana bin laden was the leader of the terrorist group on qaeda he was killed by u.s. special forces in may two thousand and eleven join me now from parliamentary studios our chief political correspondent and a crane melinda it's good to see you this seems like an open and shut case why has it turned out to be so controversial. you might think at first appearance that it is an open and shut case sami had been considered by the intelligence authorities to be a potential threat and therefore he had also been detained for some weeks and in fact german authorities both local and federal had been seeking his deportation for years now but the case got caught up in the courts because there was no finding by federal authorities or by the local administrative court that sami would not be subject to torture if he were in fact deported to tunisia and the court underlined to the fact that absolutely everyone is entitled to the protection of rule of law in germany even if they are considered a potential terrorist threat and that such a finding would have to be made because the protecting people from the risk of torture is a very very high value a high principle under the german legal system so in fact he has now been deported not least because this case did notoriety the german interior minister said that he would personally get involved in trying to ensuring that the deportation did move forward but interestingly enough the deportation seems to have occurred despite a court order that was sent to the federal authorities this morning saying that there was still no assurance he wouldn't be tortured and therefore that the court would not allow his deportation at this time so further complications in fact although he is now in tunisia when the what more can you tell us with regard to the legal procedure was it followed or was it simply just an error that is unclear at this time i did speak to the local administrative court a bit early. here this morning they said they themselves were surprised to hear the deportation had been carried out they had not been informed by the federal office for migration as they should have been according to two rules and customary procedure at this time they could not explain why they weren't informed whether in fact this had been an intentional act by the federal immigration authorities or whether it was simply an administrative error we do not know chief political correspondent melinda crane thank you very much. croatia will compete in their first ever world cup final on sunday a lake goal in extra time secured victory against england on wednesday and a pitch side photographer from el salvador was unwittingly part of the wild goal celebrations and caught the historic moment right up close. i all eyes were on mary human juke itself three school the winner but when he and his teammates ran to the sidelines to celebrate a photographer found himself at the bottom of the croatian couple ever the professional you recall tez picked up his camera and snapped the score a close up by. arriving back in mexico city cortez is happy to have had the experience. there were four or five in front of me and i was like this just taking photos in front of them more and more of them came to celebrate even from the bench and then it was like an avalanche they all knocked me over. despite the shock cortez is glad to have been part of the goal celebration. one moment and there was a nice moment really to share that happiness with them making into the final with. cortez came away unharmed and revealed he was kissed and hugged by the players in the aftermath a sporting gesture that ensures croatia will have one more found supporting them in sunday's final. while the players are having a well earned rest after the world cup semifinals this week the fans are out and about sightseeing in russia this can't be taken for granted as the country has been restrictive of tourist movements in the past but this world cup has opened doors to new visitors. police patrol it's business as usual in moscow but this world cup has seen plenty of changes gatherings are usually allowed here people are celebrating anyway the police keep everyone safe but there is training themselves and getting involved. always prepared to help the tourists. you can see everyone is in a celebrate removed fans a savings you see as ticket which i'm really enjoying this atmosphere. by russians and foreigners coming together on red square a carnival of nations so to say well the police look on. the police to spot checks but we don't feel the steps. they very polite i've never experienced anything like this before. as the world cup change russia but will this fairy tale of openness hospitality and enthusiasm for the beautiful game come to an abrupt end if you hadn't washed or everyone is coming together that a bullet they're welcoming and friendly to have is a thing for anything and i guess i'm just out there is this a strain yeah well the news has improved but we came here which tourists and we've really enjoyed a symptom that it's quite there's a big difference between moscow and the rural areas moscow has definitely changed his minions. most russians barely recognize their own country they marvel at the changes the country's undergone the foreigners the state media often portrayed as the threats actually quite nice. but of course the kremlin is using the world cup for its own agenda is pushed through unpopular reforms such as i

: another cruise ship, carnival glory spotted the 33-year-old and using a lifeboat, pulled he man to safety 31 miles to cuba. >> we turned the ship around and maneuver the carnival glory near where the person was. >> reporter: someone notified them of seeing the person in the water and notified them. >> we saw the cruise ship heading back and we noticed all the crew members were using binoculars trying to find the crew member in the ocean. >> reporter: that rescued crew member now recovering in stable condition. >> i was on the lifeboat and part of the crew that pulled him out of the water. he was obviously in distress from being in the water so long. there are still a lots of questions including how that crew member fell overboard in the first place but is nothing short of a miracle. >> incredible story. >>> lebron james is taking his talents to the west coast. >> the nba superstar signed a massive four year $154 million contract with the lakers. with lebron going to the lakers, should the warriors be worried? >> a good question. we'd love for you to weigh in on our website and watch the vote in real-time on the bottom of your screen there. yes, we should be wo

carnival clubs. those parades maybe had 4000 members. today mardi gras has 40,000 members of these carnival clubs, and we call them crewe. -- crewes. a crewe is like a sorority or fraternity, a club. they represent everyone in the city. that is why mardi gras new orleans has been said so successful. mardi gras new orleans democratizes. what i mean is, there are crewes know today that are straight, women, gay, black, white -- there are crewes with everyone in them. these organizations are the makeup of the city of new orleans, and new orleans is a very diverse city. in new orleans, we've got 32 parades that happen in that 12 day period. some days, our company for example, we will have as many as 150 floats on the street at one time in areas of the city. we have tractors that hold the floats and move them, we throws the beads. it is not just building the floats, but the logistics to put the parades together. tulane university does an economic impact study. mardi gras is a quarter billion dollar impact. it is like when they talk about the super bowl comes to the city, the impact. mardi gras new orleans is like having three super bowl's in the city every year. for those two weekends, it feels hotel rooms. hundreds of -- fills hotel rooms. hundreds of thousands, to see the parades. they fill hotel rooms. our company is the largest float building company. companiesloats for and celebrations all over the world. there are eight other companies in new orleans doing this job of building floats. crewes have a late captain. a benevolent dictator. they can have as many as 37 pulling units, and these units can have multiple floats. the biggest parades will have 80 floats in it. they give us an idea of a parade , a theme, we show them some conceptual ideas, they like it or don't like it, we change it, we go to color sketches, then we start building the floats themselves. >> so this is a robotic arm. right now we are putting up this rhinoceros. i take a 3-d model. sometimes we do our own 3-d models here. model once it is cut up. it will go over for a hard coat. they will add more detail by hand with clay. the robot is good with some stuff, but it can't get the nitty-gritty details. it is almost supposed to be photorealistic. >> i am a prop painter. i put the color and update the 's arts, like the crewe director. 1001 arabian nights. so we've got some updates to do to the turbine design, a-- turban design, and some embellishment on his vest as well. i know he is holding a lamp in the image, but we try to make due -- the title will be 1001 arabian nights, and i will try to implement the title onto the book face. i am updating this year's design, which is a completely different color and design. i work on at least 200 a year. some of those being touch=u -ups, where it is not a full on job. >> 80% of the floats are completely redone, and 20% are what we call signature units. those clothes stay the same -- floats stayed the same every year. maybe a king's float or a queen's float, or a jester or the butterfly king. these signature floats are ones people are used to seeing every year. the theme of the parade will change. we help them with logistics. we help them get cleaned up from last year. we work out of 20 different warehouses in new orleans alone. the average carnivals about 100,000 square feet for the bigger one, so the smaller ones are 20,000 to 30,000. we are working of millions of thousands of square feet full of floats. this job is going on here around. in mardi gras, it is bus y busy busy. it is not stop. you don't get to see your family, you don't get to see anybody. making petals that will go on the side of the float -- it is really simple to to. i try to tell every one that comes by how to do it. you just take posterboard or petaloard, cut our your shapes, cut your wire with a 10 gauge wire. you can color them any way you want to. you want the dress to pop out. but a bigis nothing -- that rolls down the street. you have these hard edges on it. walk through the prop shop, you've got a flower department just working on props. you have a sculpting department, where they will sculpt what the name figure is going to be. that will be sculpted by foam, papier-mache. that goes to the paint department. once it gets painted, a crew brings it to the

carnival cruiseship. they told the coast guard a crew member went overboard near cuba on saturday. the coast guard started searching but staff members on a carnivalhip spotted and rescued the person. he is in stable condition. >>> a man faces two felony accounts and they say he hid a camera in a coffee shop bathroom. santa cruz county sheriff's deputies say the camera was the size of a usb charger plugged into an outlet facing a toilet. an employee found the device which investigators say recorded 12 people including children. detectives were able to identify savage as the suspect and investigators say a search of his home turned up more evidence linking him to the camera. >>> car burglaries are on the rise. on the marin size. according to the marin ij signs around vista point warning people about the increase in break-ins. thieves know there are tourists there, that they often have cash and other valuables. they receive many calls and want people to be aware of their surroundings. >>> lebron james is headed west. he's agreed to sign a deal with the los angeles lakers. bars and restaurants in downtown l.a. are expecting a big boom in business. sp

carnival trip. the member was seen falling from the ship satday afternoon about 30 miles off the coast of cuban. he was rescued when a steward on the carnivalus. the man is in stable condition. >>> a hello kitty-themed bullet train debuted in japan. it's painted pink and white. images are on the seats and windows. a live-sized doll sits in one car so you can pose with kitty. it will be in serve for only three months. hello kitty is the ambassa fokauai. it means cute. >>> becamen coversri "vogue," "allure," and other magazines. they filed aden back on her trip back from the refugee camp where she was born. >> what do you guys want to be when you grow up? okay. a teacher? wow. what do you want to be when you grow up? a pilot? oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. i really miss coming here. >> she says the united nation's good morning. thank you for joining us at the table. you said you never run away from firsts and even being born in a refugee camp you say to yourself you don't feel like a victim. >> no. >> and you never have because? >> because it has everything to do with the way i viewed the camp. i mean i was a child, but i had no say in my circumst