it could be usher and the cha chas and we could be the cha chas. you are the creative director and judge on this incredible new app called megastar. for anyone who doesn't know, explain what st. >> well, it's an app that you can download if you go to your app store, it is the first world competition online, so everybody who does anything, whatever it is that you are passionate, about you sing,ryou dance, you wrap i are a come edian, an actor, a specific way of doing something you want to share with the world, it is a competition that you actually enter by way of uploading the app, the app is megastar app, i am your mentor, mi one of your mentors on the app and the way that you actually win this competition is by way of life. so if, you know, you have family, friends, you also get them to download it as well am but here is the catch, after you are you introduced to a world that you probably never otherwise would have known but you also could win a million dollars. >> james: what's . >> what's the name of the app. >> so check it out. >> james: luke j

why don't you open your own kids only spa, and mom was like, cha-chi cha-ching, charity. >> if i couldp, more pink. not quite enough. >> shouldn't kids have to work up to something like this and achieve instead of it being handed to you when you're 5? >> that's exactly how you can use it as well. do your chores, do your homework, get good grades and at the end of the month we'll go to the spa. >> kids are already going with their mom, now they have a dedicated place that's just for them. >> let me give you the other side of the coin as a parent, two free hours. >> everybody wins it sounds like. >> i'd like to see one that offers services for little boys as well so it's not just creating the mindframe that only girls want this stuff, too, because little boys i'm sure would love a pedicure. >> lord knows they need them when they become grown men. >> sounds like this is already a thing in the u.s., all the rage apparently in dubai. this happens to be in the uk. so there you go. >>> thanks for watching. don't forget to enter your buzzword at rightthisminute.com and check out more fun video

cha ntelle was give a confidence building pep talk.le was a stellar give a confidence building pep talk. chantelle was a stellar amateur and she has very good power, speed, she is gracious, she is so perfect for the professional game. she has a very great future aid of her. —— ahead of her. chantelle did not disappoint in front of a raucous crowd. no sinner was she in the ring, she was landing some serious blows —— no sooner. it lasted just over a minute. knowing everyone was there to watch me, my family, friends, they've never seen me fight, i friends, they've never seen me fight, i wanted to show them what i can do. it was in here that i was a nervous, as soon as i saw can do. it was in here that i was a nervous, as soon as i saw the lights and the ring, i was fine, bit in here i felt sick. and you believe it was over as early as it was?|j here i felt sick. and you believe it was over as early as it was? i was a bit shocked. women's boxing might not have the depth, but chantelle cameron has proved she is the one to watch. a world tit

we have with us now a storm chas cha cha cha chaser, reed timer. officials are pretty optimistic. >> the water levels are starting to recede, that's the main issue with the storm, the storm surge. the water is several feet deep, just in front of some areas of biloxi, the eastern side of the island. just before that eyewall came in, we saw a wall of water with waves on top of it come over a wall of bush and inundate the eastern side of the island. thankfully the winds weren't as strong. the surge wasn't as high as it could have been. still a category 1 hurricane, it shows how storm surge prone this part of the central gulf coast region is. even with a category 1 hurricane, you still have waters that were several feet deep. you had vehicles that were floating by in some areas. and definitely a very high level of storm surge with this storm. >> one of the officials did say they would be worried about what kind of debris and mess they would see along the beach at daylight. of course, always the concern as well of downed trees and we did mention some po

. >> anthony: we're about to eat bún cha.cha is served in a broth of vinegar, sugar, and the ubiquitous nuoc cham, or vietnamese fermented fish sauce. chilies to taste. i mean, if you have an important state function after, you might not want to go too heavy on the garlic. >> president obama: you know what, i'm going with this thing. you know? we're gonna do what's appropriate. >> anthony: a little vinegar. >> president obama: all right. >> anthony: and then you just hack off noodles, you just drop them in your bowl. >> president obama: yeah, that's not too elegant, but i managed it. >> anthony: and dip and stir and get ready for the awesomeness. >> president obama: i'm ready. now, is it appropriate to just pop one of these whole suckers in your mouth or do you think that you should be a little more -- ? >> anthony: well, slurping is totally acceptable in this part of the world, but -- [ laughter ] it takes some skills, by the way, to handle these sticky, cold noodles. but whatever your opinion of the man, the president has t

on the cha rlottesville it in safety and security.trump, clinton, democrat, republican... as relates to whether or not we embrace or tolerate white supremacy in this country. bob dole, george w. bush, david lucas duque, when he said he was going to support him or said something, he came out fervently. —— david duke. those republican leaders came out strong and said, we do not condone what he believes, we do not support who he is. that is not what the president of the united states did at this point onwards. would keep missing critical moments in america, to really deal with this race issue. things happen and we move on. it takes courageous leadership, and you are asking why this is not happening, it is because we do not have the courageous and consistence leadership to push the pause button and say, we have got to deal with the race issue in america. and we must set the tone and tenor for that in various communities across the nation at the same time. we do not address it directly and consistently and until we do that, we will continu

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disagreed with the president's response to the violence in charlottesville. response to the violence in chae. so response to the violence in charlottesville. so who is left? john taylor. he is a stanford economist and always on the republican list of potential fages. but never gets thejob. republican list of potential fages. but never gets the job. —— republican list of potential fages. but never gets thejob. —— fed chairs. he is a poor clippings that interest rate should be lowered despite inflation. next isjerome powell, a member of the federal board, and has expressed on the —— and has its roots in the private sector. and then there is kevin warsh. he has been on the fed bought for more than a decade, so knows the gig- for more than a decade, so knows the gig. but he may want interest rates go. and he was warned about inflation. whoever rodez will have a ahead steering away difficultjob ahead steering away from historically low interest rates. with me is nandini ramakrishnan, global market strategist atjp morgan asset management. good morning. good to see you. so is samir hussein was tal

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if you dream of being a professional boxer, then this is what it is all about for cha ntelle cameron.n. i go to sleep at night thinking about fighting again, andi night thinking about fighting again, and i wake up thinking about fighting, i love the lights, the cameras, the crowd, the lights, just the show of it. a tiny changing room, barely room to throw a punch, but this is where she spends the nervous pre—fight moments. then an old hand, barry mcguigan, her promoter, arrives to provide a confidence building pep talk. the movement and the jab. she is a stellar amateur, she has listened and learned, she has got power, she is vicious, so ready for the professional game, 26 years old, she has got a very bright future in front of her. tonight she is going to put on a real display. chantelle did not disappoint. in front of a raucous crowd. chantelle cameron! no sooner was raucous crowd. chantelle cameron! no sooner was she in the ring than she was landing some serious blows on a french opponent, who was quickly in retreat. it lasted just over a minute. it was the left that court, and the

a minute to go, every love affair cha affair changes overtime. is your love affair with the guitar changed over the year? >> well, it got stronger and i think i played more than i ever have in my career. i don't know what it is. i found out passion reinvent itself. we all have lows and maybe i don't want to play it today. it is like mow i am playing so much more and enjoying and i am still learning. i will learn until the day i am not here, you know? >> wow. it is just my passion. we are working on this next project, up next, peter frampton is going to join us with "i saved the bird." >> thank you, sir, an honor to have you on this program. my pleasure. >> thanks for watching and as always, keep the faith. ♪ i heard her at the back door, the little-wing bird ♪lying there, i should have been the end for her. was she going some where? ♪ did she have a place to be? perhaps, today, was on her way to rescue me ♪ ♪ sometimes you fly on top of the world, sometimes you cry, sometimes it hurts ♪ we only need somebody to understand. we all need somebody le

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with cha is coming next -- what is coming next. sam? sam: talking to greg, head of events d.c. that controls the stadium, there are no immediate plans to begin the demolition here. but he said it has useful light. for example they had a beer garden here, college game here. but it is clear that the stadium's useful days are in the past. d.c. united played the last game that spelled the end of the professional sports in the venue that is home for soccer, baseball, football. >> i like r.f.k. because of the ambiance of the history. >> vents d.c. controls what it now calls the r.f.k. campu short-term uses from a marketplace to sports field. >> the useful life will be exhausted. >> the focus is mainly on sports. >> sultly one with a stadium there -- ultimately one with a stadium. second is an arena. >> he says they are talking about a place like the capital one center and the former verizon center where you have basketball and hockey. >> a lot of people want the redskins to come back here. this is a stadium that the redskins would leave and go to super bowls and win them. they have n

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. >>> dice la oposicion no debi e participar en las elecciones de gobernador, donde gano el cha s chavichavi senadores opositores a jurame a juramentarse en la asamvblea s constituyente ha puesto en el a tablero la friccion . >>> yo no voy a seguir en la mesa. >>> enrique capriles decidio a abandonar la mesa de la unidad, argumentando que no podia seguir comulgando con el jefe de accion democratica, cuyos gobernadores juraron ante la constituyente. >>> en medio de la tormenta un nuevo dilema, acudir a las ele elecciones de alcalde o no, el p partido de leopoldo lopez anun anuncio su decision, voluntad o popular. >>> voluntad popular no va a r participar en ese proceso. >>> para el politologo sucre p n pone en la pugna no solo los l d lidel lideres, sino que tambien los simpatizantes. >>> una posicion sin redibili redibilidad, sobret todo sin e c eficacia . >>> segun sucre, la division ha cambiado la percepcion publiuca a pesar de todo freddy mendoza c camara de representantesree l r enfrentarlo con el voto. >>>d ebe haber una oposicion dispuesta a enfrentarlos con los votos . >>> noticias te

. >> my knee jerk reaction is no, they're kids but the marketing and pr person in me goes cha-ching ching. >> we got something for you. sit down. >> these little kids are so excited to give teresa her birthday gift. >> whenever kids react that way, honestly, you should be suspicious. she's a little nervous and she should be because you have no idea what these suckers have for her. >> a container of boogers we collected over the last month. >> fortunately not that. cute gift wrapped up in a pink bag. she asks where is dad? should we wait for him? does he know you guys are doing this? what's going on? >> no. open it. >> the kids are like putting on helmets. open it, it will be fun. >> you're about to find out what these guys have been up to, she finally does open it. >> it's yours. >> oh. >> it's actually dad's girlfriend, not only has she been a loving girlfriend to steve but also a positive and loving influence to the three boys, so they all came together to propose to teresa in this way. when she opens the box it's a ring inside and that's when dad comes out from the hallway and gets dow

. >> normally backstages are yucky, but this has a cha chandelier. >> well, i spend a lot of time here vanna, we've already established it's four days a month. >> but that i long days. >> kathy has been dressing vanna 28 years now. >> kathy made this for me in 1995. >> you made that? >> out of a blanket. >> i wear this every day i come to work. >> 188 bucks. >> not bad, huh? >> not bad, nod bad. >> we like to go sale shopping. >> i like wearing the short ones best. >> okay. >> because i don't trip. >> reporter: how long do you have between shows? >> oh, ten minutes. >> ten minutes? >> yes, we change very quickly. >> okay. >> we change the dress, we change the shoes. we change the lipstick. i'll stand in front of the mirror and i'll do a few of these. >> before the show? just to pump them up? >> well, yes. yes, a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do. >> reporter: you've also done very well out of the show. you've earned a lot of money? >> yes, i have. i'm a businesswoman. you know, i have other investments too. real estate. i used to a long time ago, i would buy a house and flip it. b

. >> i'd be afraid to do it but i'd love t you have to take cha.ave to take risks. >> conquer your fear. >> thanks, tony robinson. >> we'll fire walk after the break. >>> new orleans can offer hurricanings. kevin durant went for something else. his own personal block party >>> good evening. after dropping their opener, warriors, stop number one, new orleans. green did play. his knee looked just fine. left the opener after tweaking that knee but all good tonight. anthony davis, beats the buzz other a three-ball. pelicans were up early. nothing right for the warriors. kevin durant without authority. clang. he was playing great defense instead. career high seven blocks. and the offense comes back, knocks down the three and the warriors down by only three at the break. third quarter, klay thompson would tie it at 64. catch and shoot. warriors would never trail after that and klay with the defense with rejection on crawford. said he bet pachulia on who would have the first dunk and he says he won that handily. icing on the klay -- excuse me. feeds curry

. >> cha >> you lied to me! really, i know. shut up! you ain't nothing, you ain't gonna be nothing.ear me! you ain't gonna be nothing! >> no. >> let me tell you something -- ♪ >> a pain. >> i can't do this! why me! why [ inaudible ]. ♪ >> of betrayal. [ inaudible ] >>> joining me now are two of the women responsible for what you just saw, a play, a dramatic presentation entitled "deliver me." nicole green mckella is director of team trinity, a production company she is working with, along with claudine barbot who is also a writer, producer and director with team trinity. both of you wrote, produce and directed that production which was very moving. claudine, it is based in part on your own personal experience, isn't it? >> it is. it is based on my experience with domestic violence. i was married to a police officer and we experienced domestic violence in our home. it was very traumatic, and after nicole and the other writer on this as well, jocelyn barbot, my sister, we -- after everything came to an end, we decided to get together and write this play to promote domestic violence aw

only killing target pests, they are killing many beneficial species and destroying the base of e food cha. this has happened before. are they the new ddt? >> we don't want to have an insecticide that kills things it shouldn't. >> we've been somehow railroaded by agrochemical companies into relying entirely on their products. >> and i think we should be really concerned. it began th honeybees. in 2006, large numbers of worker bees began to abruptly disappear from honeybee colonies. since then, beekeepers have been losing 30% or more of their hives annually, losses that are higher than normal. this phenomenon came to be called colony collapse disorder. new york state beekeeper jim doan saw it firsthand. >> i've worked in bees for now 46 years, and so i know what normal looks like, and what we've seen over the last 6 or 7 years is not normal. >> neybee ls has consuences f the ecomy. onthird ofood proded in the u.sdepends honeybe polination >> we are putting at risk several hundred billion dollars productvery yea its significanbecause th cro that are llinated a some of them that really add di

. >> tonight that mother is cha e charged with drowning her infant son and another boy she was caring for in a oklahoma on west 9th street monday morning. tim furlong has been on the story since it broke. >> you have learned today that the mother accused remained fairly calm throughout all this. >> reporter: that might be an understatement. we were here yesterday. all the neighbors kept talking about the theories they had, rumors swirling about what might have happened. we got a lot more of the details and some of them are even worse than what the neighbors had thought. >> this man says he used to see her little boys coming and going from their apartment. e he can't believe she's charged with killing them.ç nbc 10 was gnatly leaving her son in the bathtub and holder her boyfriend's son under water physical he stopped moving. right after, she calmly called 911. >> she described an incident had occur red and that her children were deceased. we all have the questions why would someone do what she had done. to us, we don't have the answers either. >> reporter: police don't know what led

it iching chas your whole life it really does. >> organizers hope to surpass half a million in fundsarticipated in the walk. >> october is national breast cancer awareness month. cbs3 fill hi and komen is joining forces turning the region pink. the pennsylvania convention center sporting a pink flow and jefferson statford in camden county not only lit up in pink but breast cancer pink ribbon. when you see the lights reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer this is 16 year for lights for cure cam pain and find more information on our web site cbsphilly.com/cure. >> while we enjoyed a beautiful weekend in this area several parts of kupty dealt with powerful storms. heavy rain us kaeded flooding in several location as cross baton rouge, louisiana, flooding forced closure of major highway in the area and multiple water rescues were conducted for locals trapped in their homes. more rain is expected throughout the evening. >> and take a look parts of oregon also underwater tonight following heavy seasonal rain there. tilamuck county was so badly

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his attorney insists the activities he's cha predates his involvement with the campaign. if convicted. manafort faces up to 80 years in prison gates up to 70. both due back in court on november 2nd. >>> a 12-year-old boy who tried to commit suicide by jumping off an overpass in fairfax county virginia ended up taking the life of a passing motorist. boy is in the hospital with serious injuries landing on a car traveling eastbound on i66, the driver, marissa harris was a graduate student at mary mount university. studying clinical mental health counseling. her boyfriend in the passenger seat. he grabbed the wheel. he wasn't hurt. he was killed on impact. experts say suicide rates are the rise >> what we're seeing is that the number of young people who are considering suicide, who actually have those thoughts has risen. there's a lot of work to do as far as getting people to talk. getting adults to know what to look for. >> support professionals are available to mary mount students and staff and on campus memorial is planned later. >>> now, to an update, two teenagers are no

lydia is a widow whose two—year—old daughter, cha ntelle, was wounded by a stray bullet during riotingher husband died, she survives on the few pounds she earns washing clothes. translation: life here is very difficult. i wash clothes in order to eat, but now i can't do that because the baby is upset and i can't leave home. kenya is deeply polarised. tonight, the bodyguard of a senior judge was shot and wounded, amid a growing sense of crisis. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. russia has vetoed a united nations security council resolution renewing an investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria. it's the ninth time russia has used its veto to protect its ally. last month, un investigators said a forensic examination showed beyond doubt that the syrian air force carried out a sarin nerve agent gas attack in april. the governor of the us territory puerto rico has called on the federal government to speed up its response to dealing with severe power shortages on the island one month after hurricane maria. governor ricardo rossello said only seven b

neil: she must have a little cha-ching, your granddaughter. >> she's a sweet girl and i hope she haspy life. neil: you have the same philosophy. >> i have four grandkids and granddaughter and hope they enjoy the happy lives and i think they will with ben's book. >> god bless you. [laughter]. neil: here is dave. >> i think the uranium sale to russia and the way it was done, so underhanded with tremendous amounts of money being passed, i actually think that's watergate modern age. david: a modern age watergate? new calls to investigate an obama era uranium era deal to russia amid new allegations it involves crony capitalism deals when hillary clinton was secretary of state and now there's word that the department of justice has lifted a gag order that will make it possible for a fbi informant to testify about what he witnessed while undercover about the russian nuclear industry's efforts to win favorable decisions during the obama administration. hi, everybody,

lydia is a widow whose two—year—old daughter, cha ntelle, was wounded by a stray bullet during riotingand died, she survives on the few pounds she earns washing clothes. translation: life here is very difficult. i wash clothes in order to eat, but now i can't do that because the baby is upset and i can't leave home. kenya is deeply polarised. tonight, the bodyguard of a senior judge was shot and wounded, amid a growing sense of crisis. fergal keane, bbc news, nairobi. the french master paul cezanne is famous for his post impressionist art and now a major exhibition of his work goes on show in london. more than 50 cezanne paintings from collections around the world will be displayed together for the first time. 0ur arts editor will gompertz has more. a portrait of an artist as a young man. paul cezanne's early selfie, painted in his 20s, when he was still learning to look like no other artist. he would paint himself throughout his career, making breakthroughs in technique and tone each time, until this final self—portrait, when the artist picasso called "the father of us all" revealed a

>> one of warren's favorite expressions is, the change cha habit are too light to be felt until they're too heavy to be broken. by high school kids have habits established. he felt it was important to start with young kids and tief them positive lessons and values about money. w dolls that goes along with it. >> the more you learn, the more you earn. the best investment you can make is an investment in yourself. >> what type of feedback do you get from the kids watching these things? >> of course the shows are all about positive values, and we have conflict and crisis and humor and jeopardy and all the tools of positive good storytelling. and th cartoons one would see. but the idea of having this kind of cartoon on this channel is all about content with a purpose. things that are positive value. that it's not another 1,000 empty calories but kids will take something away from it. >> this show is part of, as you mentioned, a broader channel on amazon where you can get a lot of these different things. it's the kids genius cartoons plus channel. what type of other things are on there, and

lydia is a widow whose two—year—old daughter, cha ntelle, was wounded by a stray bullet during riotingrvives on the few pounds she earns washing clothes. translation: life here is very difficult. i wash clothes in order to eat, but now i can't do that because the baby is upset and i can't leave home. kenya is deeply polarised. tonight, the bodyguard of a senior judge was shot and wounded amid a growing sense of crisis. fergal keane, bbc news, nairobi. final preparations are being made in bangkok for the funeral of the thai king, who died a year ago. the five—day ceremony is expected to cost around $90 million. the new king will lead the rituals, and around a quarter of million people are expected to take part. time for the sport. and we start with baseball, where the los angeles dodgers beat the houston astros 3—1 to take the opening game of the 2017 world series. a pitching masterclass from dodgers star clayton kershaw and a two—run homer from justin turner gave the home side the win. game two of the best—of—seven series takes place at dodger stadium in los angeles on thursday. at the

prayut chan—o—cha is the first thai leader to visit the white house since 2005.t the singer tom petty is seriously ill in hospital, following a cardiac arrest. the 66—year—old frontman for the group tom petty and the heartbreakers was taken to hospital after being found unconscious at his malibu home on sunday night. we return to our lead story, and the deadliest gun attack in america's modern history, in las vegas. 0n the line is steve sisolak. he is the clark county commission chairman. the county encompasses the city of las vegas. thank you so much forjoining us. share with us what impact has this horrific incident had on the community? well, obviously it is a dark day for las vegas. i mean, this is one individual, a lone wolf, as we call them, that was in the mandalay bay, hellbent on perpetrating an enormous amount of hate and violence and destruction of that community, and he did that. he reigned hundreds of bullets, rounds of ammunition, down on innocent folks. and the community, he reigned cape town, and the community has responded with an enormous amount

president trump's comments after cha rlottesville president trump's comments after charlottesville werend, when it comes to the issue of race, it comes down to the fact that many people believe this is a white house that has not done well when it comes to this issue. it's not shown african—americans comes to this issue. it's not shown african—america ns they deserve respect he is an african—american fallen soldier and president trump has been accused of not dealing with his wife with respect. we will see where that goes in the next 2a hours. a special un conference to raise funds for rohingya muslims has so far secured pledges worth £340 million. rohingya muslims have been flooding into bangladesh from neighbouring myanmar‘s rakhine state. nearly a million refugees have arrived in bangladesh, many arriving into camps in cox's bazar. myanmar‘s government says it was responding to attacks by muslim insurgents, but the un and others have said the response was disproportionate. here's the un high commissioner for refugees. bangladesh and myanmar have started talks on repatriation. that must

roma have been charged by uefa after some of their fans were heard making "monkey cha nts" during wednesday'shere have been reports the chants were aimed at chelsea and germany defender antonio rudiger, who moved to stamford bridge from roma in the summer. before his move, he said racism at the matches was a serious issue in italy. the doctor who received a ‘mystery package' for sir bradley wiggins in 2011 has resigned from british cycling because of ill health. dr richard freeman is part of separate investigations by british cycling and uk anti doping but has been off work with stress—related illness. british cycling said it had not been able to finalise its investigation, buty they've said it hopes to help ukad bring their enquiry to a "satisfactory conclusion". finally... lewis hamilton says he has "no plans" to take a knee during the american national anthem before sunday's united states grand prix. hamilton did say he thought the movement, which protests against racial injustice in the us, was "awesome". he gets underway at 4pm in practice. but the world championship leader added his pri

lydia is a widow whose two—year—old daughter, cha ntelle, was wounded by a stray bullet during rioting died, she survives on the few pounds she earns washing clothes. translation: life here is very difficult. i wash clothes in order to eat, but now i cannot do that because the baby is upset and i can't leave home. kenya is deeply polarised. tonight, the bodyguard of a senior judge was shot and wounded, amid a growing sense of crisis. fergal keane, bbc news, nairobi. the eu's chief brexit negotiator says a trade deal with the european union could take three years to complete if talks begin in december. michel barnier however added that the discussions wouldn't be without risks because all of the eu's national parliaments must approve any agreement. here is damian grammaticas. from the eu today, a blunt message. donald tusk is no fan of brexit. how it plays out, he says, is down to the uk, but eu countries must remain united. it is in fact up to london how this will end — with a good deal, no deal or no brexit. but in each of these scenarios, we will protect our common interests only by

this was austria's cha nts to significance.was austria's chants to cast their verdict on the refugee crisis and the night, for the first time in ten years, austria has, in the words are many commentators here, turns to the right. the car—maker vauxhall says 400 jobs at ago at their plant in ellesmere port in cheshire by the end of the year. the car—maker is moving to one production shift today because of a fall in demand. it says it is struggling in european markets and there is a generalfall in demand for new cars. our business correspondent has me. what does this mean for vauxhall? vauxhall says the demand for its hatchbacks like the astra have fallen. we are buying more suvs, apparently. a weaker pound cannot have helped. components are increasingly priced in dollars and euros. to make itself a vision, it is cutting the number of shifts that make these astra is from two to one. that will cost 400 jobs. it hopes all of those will be voluntary redundancies but it is in talks with the union about that. the backdrop is that vaux

cha nces few united. that was the early kickoff. chances few and far between. union. leinster were winners against montpellier. leicester are kicking off now against racing. nadal through to the final at the shanghai masters. he beat cilic in straight sets. he's chasing his seventh title of the year. had faces roger federer in the final tomorrow. i'm back with a full update in the next hour, see you then. 7 the authorities in california are warning that huge wildfires north of san francisco could spread further, as they're fanned by dry, windy conditions. 36 people are known to have been killed in the past week and many more are missing. from california, dave lee reports. these fires have choked california, displacing 90,000 people and destroying more than 5000 buildings. sir, you have got to go! this footage shows a police officer's view on sunday. he was in the safety of santa rosa helping terrified residents evacuated. the next day, the city looks like this. we walk and see our neighbourhood flattened. it looks like a bomb has gone off in our neighbourhood.

he was celebrating his anniversary with his wife and separated from his wife in the cha chaos. they confirmed his death this morning. >>> we are learning more about who is dead are. the victims families and friends are starting to share their stories and the heartbreak. >> he is a very popular kid around school and around town. >> he with was a very kind and loving person. >> this man died protecting his wife for just over a year. he was shot as he grabbed her and ran from the bullets. matt delucia is live. you have been looking for people trying to do good during such a difficult time. >> right. it has been a tough day and a half for the people especially here in las vegas. this is their home and that home was attacked on sunday night. now, this morning my photographer and i got in the car and started driving around to see how people were trying to help out to lend a helping hand. blood donations have been critical. that is not going away any time soon. we saw some folks who got in line at 3:00 this morning. it is because the lines have been so long. people were coming in from

this, after the board fired him last week from his position as co-cha weinstein's lawyer is seen here exiting today's board meeting in new york city. weinstein has sought treatment for his behavior in arizona, but is still pursuing a claim he was wrongfully fired from the company. now, a woman has come forward to accuse weinstein's brother, bob. according to "variety," amanda according to variety, amanda segel, who worked as a show runner for the weinstein company drama "the mist," says weinstein's brother sexually harassed her in 2016 multiple times. she says he made repeated unwanted romantic overtures to her, including, according to the article, a request that she come up to his hotel room and repeated invitations to private dinners even after she had said no. bob weinstein's attorney responded, "there is no way in 2 world that bob wean stein is guilty of sexual harassment, and even if you believe what this person asserts, there is no way it would amount to that." now other hollywood a-listers are coming forward with their own experiences. reese witherspoon spoke out about sexual a

the cha-- the really good ones are gonna go early. so that means you have to do it over and over. it's not so much what you do in the home. before you ever get to are home, it's what you do at social media, the texting, the... you know, how you communicate, the relationship building. relationship building is so much different now than it was then. and that whole landscape has changed dramatically where, you know, many nights you go home, and you're texting 17-year-olds. there was a coach that you became close to, who's a coach at nc state, north carolina state, jim valvano. how did you become close to him, and why are you still involved with his charity? well, he and i played against each other in college. coached-- against each other at west point and iona. and then we came down here the same year. he coached nc state and duke. and we didn't really like one another. you know, very competitive young turks going after one another. and then jim left coaching and went into broadcasting, and we got closer, and then he got cancer. and when he had cancer, it was incurable. and he spent