charlene, if i may.over this way, and you're gonna stop on this mark right there, and we hope solve this puzzle. you chose "people," if my failing memory is right. r, s, t, l, n, e. all right, your turn. three more consonants, one more vowel. - p. - that's one. c. m. - and a vowel. - o. all right, see what we get out of that. boy. hmm. looks challenging to me, but "people" is the category. you have 10 seconds. there's a used letterboard. do what you can. talk it out. good luck. social partygoers. um... oof. vocal partygoers. [ gurgles ] too hard. [ buzzer ] [ pat imitates gurgling ] i'm sorry, it's kinda tough there. - we have these-- - joyful partygoers. yeah. they're social and joyful. - and $36,000... - oh, thank-- ...we couldn't do. hey, she had a great night. you got a second child coming in. - all is good. - it's the minivan fund, pat. yeah, you're welcome. stay right there. vanna and i will be right back. ♪ "wheel" has a new letter! a new letter? no, a new newsletter. wheel watchers club members g

well, it has been 15 years since charlene disappeared.asn't a well—known phrase. what was a reaction like when you are talking to police. you were aware that she had changed in recent months. her behaviour had changed. capecchi changed? she went from a bubbly cheeky teenager to a stroppy girl —— how had he changed? she was getting cheeky, all teenagers do that, but she would not do anything she was told, she started to smoke, she was normally a tomboy and where trousers, she wanted to wear short skirts, make—up, high heels, things i was quite worried about. i put it down to the fact that she was a teenager and all teenagers do that kind of thing. in those early days after she went missing, how will you treated by the authorities? not very well at all. they treated her at the very beginning as a runaway. they had believed she had run away. i felt really let down by that. normally when a child goes missing it is up to 2a hours it is on the television, isn't it, usually? had she had a history of running away? no. she has stayed at her friend

she saved charlene's life.in, bbc news. i don't know about you but that might have brought a tear to my eye. here's helen willetts. amazing, absolutely. i just amazing, absolutely. ijust want to show you this beautiful rainbow, sentin show you this beautiful rainbow, sent in from the west of wales. let's get on with the weekend, it doesn't look very nice at all. massive cloud on the atlantic satellite picture heading our way. although the showers are a little wintry that is taste of what is to come. we will keep that cold air in the north, actually for much of the week in, but this is coming into the south. wetter weather by the morning. a touch of frost as well, further north. however, this is another set of weather fronts. yet again this week it has been so wet and parcelled again this week it has been so wet and pa rcelled in again this week it has been so wet and parcelled in their some mild atla ntic and parcelled in their some mild atlantic air. we will have that maybe through the weekend, not many shower

she saved charlene's life.t here today. and, yeah. fiona lamdin, bbc news. hard to follow that really. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. we will get some sunshine but there's a bit of rain in the forecast as well. it is reaching south—western part of the uk during the course tonight, by the end of the course tonight, by the end of the night it is wet across the west country, wales, simmering getting into northern ireland as well. part of the midlands. not a pleasant start of the day, towards the south—west. bahrain will sweep across the southern half of the uk during saturday morning. —— that rain. look at that, by the time we get a lunchtime many areas are brightening up so the second half of the day tomorrow is looking a lot better. all the while in the north, we will have sunshine in scotland and it'll be quite chilly. 0n we will have sunshine in scotland and it'll be quite chilly. on sunday in the morning, we will see bands of sweeping across the country. it is generally goin

she saved charlene's life.or a look at the weather with thomas. the weekend is looking pretty mixed across the uk, we will get some sunshine, but we will get a bit of rain in the forecast as well. it is reaching parts of the south of the uk by the end of tonight. some rain is getting into northern ireland as well. not a pleasant start to the day. towards the southwest, basically that rain will sweep across the southern half of the uk. during saturday morning, some of it will be heavy. we have a strong wind as well. by the time we get the sunshine —— lunchtime, many areas are brightening up. the second half of the day will be better. in the north we will have sunshine in scotland, and it will be quite chilly. 0n scotland, and it will be quite chilly. on sunday in the morning we will see bands of rain sweeping across the country. this weather pattern here it would be an u nsettled pattern here it would be an unsettled date on sunday. per the showers are under way. temperatures you can see through the weekend are

charlene a bentleys witness statement changes everything a team of lawyers and students from the university of michigan decide to reopen lamar monson's case they are part of a national network of dozens of american universities who fight against judicial errors over the course of a year they retraced the police investigation step by step trying to prove lamar monson's innocence the big problem right away with this confession was that it didn't match the crime scene so at the time they interrogated lamar and then extracted this false confession got him to sign this false confession the police believe that christina brown had been stabbed to death they believe that because near her body in the bathroom sink there was a bloody knife and she had been stabbed so they extracted a confession or i wrote out a confession for lamar in which he says he stabs her to death the problem was is that she wasn't stepped but the police did know that time so a few days later when the autopsy report comes out it reveals that she had superficial stab wounds but actually she'd been bludgeoned to death with a heav

kaitlyn's mum, charlene, who suffers from a chronic condition, made a full recovery after paramedics arrived. herfather simon says she's a superstar. she really is. stay with us. we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers. tim stanley and susie boniface. that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. well, the first of december marks the first day of meteorological winter but the weather is looking a little bit more autumnal. it's going to be relatively mild across the south of the uk. some spells of wind and rain on the way. this is the next weather system that will upset the weather for a time on saturday gci’oss the weather for a time on saturday across the southern up of the uk. we've got the wind and the rain. the rain can be quite heavy and then in the afternoon, we start to see some areas, the skies clearing up. still areas, the skies clearing up. still a little bit of brain mcdermott. million guests have their personal details compromise. then as we head through saturday night, into sunday, the next weather system night, into sunday, the next weather syste m co m es night

operator who answered her 999 call, and she dewscribed heras a "really brave" girl: kaitlyn‘s mum, charlenel recovery, after paramedics arrived. herfather simon says she's a superstar. the british boxer tyson fury and america's deontay wilder, have weighed—in, ahead of their much anticipated world heavyweight title fight tomorrow in los angeles. fury has had to overcome severe depression, and has lost more than 10 stone for the bout, to get into shape. our sports editor dan roan is in los angeles for us tonight. tyson fury looked relaxed as he arrived for the weigh—in on the stage behind me a little while ago. it's all wrapped up now but later he exchanged words with his opponent. it was hard to read the emotions of deontay wilder because the american fighter was here wearing a leather mask. but there will be no such protection for him tomorrow night. it's been 15 years since la staged a heavyweight fight as big as this. but the scene is set, with both men having been warned about their behaviour after a scuffle earlier this week, today's weigh—in, which was open to the public, proved less

kaitlyn‘s mum, charlene, who suffers from a chronic condition, made a full recovery after paramedicsnes at 11:30. well, the first of december marks the first day of

next friday, october 6th, we will host charlene carruthers for her book unapologetic, a feminist mandate for the radical movements. charlene is an influential activist, and her book provides vision for how social justice can become sharper and more effective through principled struggle, healing justice and leadership development. for more information on these books please visit our website left-bank.com. i also encourage you to join our mailing list. and as he came in and sign up as you leave. and he will be the first to hear about our upcoming featured authors. but now to the main event. speaking of the black and blue the renown civil rights leader and congressman john lewis bates, quote, this is a must read. telling this story demonstrate nothing but raw courage for an officer who wants the truth to prevail. matthew horace rights from decades of experience, he was an officer at the federal, state and local level for 28 years and has since become an internationally recognized expert on the subject as law enforcement and security contributor to cnn and the wall street journal. with him i

well, the bbc has been speaking to katilyn‘s mum charlene wright who says she‘s incredibly proud of herdent which is good but i didn‘t think she‘d do it. did it make you feel she would be able to save your life? yes, i feel safe. that was my first thought that i am actually safe with all three of my children. it‘s probably one of the best feelings in the world, actually. it really is. it is quite scary when you‘re not well and you‘re vulnerable. the headlines on bbc news... speaking at the g20 summit in buenos aires — theresa may doesn‘t rule out another commons vote on brexit — if her deal is rejected the first time round. a breach of data at the marriott international hotel chain‘s starwood division — 500 million guests have their personal details hacked. and rail fares rise for millions of commuters — by an average of three point one percent in january. now on bbc news a look ahead to sportsday at 6.30 tonight. we live in los angeles as britain‘s tyson fury way zen. what will it mean for the division? in the second round of the fa cup week at things off —— we take things on with blac

to washington state, charlene on the independent line. go ahead. hi.er: that is effrata. host: i'm putting a constant in their that it did not deserve. go ahead. caller: tom stier. i am looking for someone that has integrity first of all. our president now does not have that. he is all for himself and his family. it will come out one day how corrupt he really is. watched a program ago ksps had two weeks about the making of hiller, how he got started and mussolini, it was very interesting. trump is following that playbook. host: what got you interested in tom stier, democratic fundraiser, to begin with? he is on quite a bit talking about our democracy, which is very important to us. can,n see, like most of us that this resident chipping away at it he started chipping away at it are starting running. as far as hillary, she was a great candidate until from started -- trump started chipping away at her, demeaning her. he did the same thing to elizabeth warren. host: whether it is tom syre hillary can, how does a candidate keep that from happening to them in 2020 president use