chester himes died in 1984.he was bed ridden pretty much the last year of his life in because of the fall from about nine to 73 onward was very difficult for him to get around. he went into a wheelchair sporadically at the end of the 70s and more or less permanent confinement for the night teen 80s. this photograph gives you a sense of the in bomb of all skill of this black man from cleveland, jefferson city, norman, augusta, the penitentiary and also who scaled the absolute highest of literary stardom. he also said people talk about him. he so great. but i'm better known in france said james baldwin is. thank you very much. [applause] we have time for some questions. it's >> i have a question. what happened to his wife, jean? [laughter] >> thank you. so, chester met jean sort of right after he leaves school in the meet that kind of a wild party. the wild parties were always an alleyway appeared he first started carrying a pistol because he had to protect the two of them, but especially men that wanted to take a

i don't know what you do with chester arthur. the rumors at the time were that chester arthur had been born in canada. his father was an irishman, and his mother was a canadian from quebec, and they emigrated to vermont. but the story went that when she was pregnant and ready to give birth, she went back home to quebec and had the baby there which, if true, would mean that chester arthur was not an american citizen because neither of his parents were, and he wasn't born in the u.s. i'll point out that, no, we do not have the birth certificate, long or short form, for chester arthur. they just put his name in the family bible and said he was born in vermont, and i guess that was good enough in 1880 to qualify him to hold the office of vice president and president. grover cleveland, who was elected four years after garfield in 1884, always fascinated me just for the plain fact that -- and this is what everybody knows -- grover served two nonconsecutive terms. he was elected in 1884, lost re-election in 1888 and then came back four

al enterarse, chester cambió de planes. en vez de viajar a moscú huyó con el dinero. en protagonizar pequeños papeles en películas de mafiosos. la serie la piloto 2 sigue presentándose en univisión de lunes a viernes a las 10 de la noche, 9 en el centro. ya regresamos. presentador: después de una pausa, una historia de amor y sacrificio que empezó como un romance en la radio. >> todas las tardes... [música] [música] ¡ya está aquí el evento más grande de belleza! los 21 days of beauty de ulta beauty. con nuevas ofertas de belleza cada día por 21 días. con un 50% de descuento en marcas que nos encantan como too faced y tarte. apresúrate, que se agotan rápido... y el evento termina el 22 de septiembre. ¡es hora de disfrutar... los precios más bajos! tripadvisor compara precios en más de 200 sitios de reservas para encontrar tu hotel perfecto al precio más bajo. refrescante, ¿verdad? tripadvisor. encuentra las últimas opiniones y los precios más bajos. ♪ es una molestia limpiar los pisos con un trapeador y un balde, de modo que usted probablemente no esté limpiando con la

he played a character named chester and chester was a man who hadn‘t been able to connect with his daughters to be born so he wanted to ta ke months to be born so he wanted to take nine months to die, and he wa nted take nine months to die, and he wanted to connect with her in that nine months so he spends the entire nine months so he spends the entire nine months so he spends the entire nine months spending his time with her and learning about her, all the things he didn‘t do when she was younger. what was it like working with him? somebody of this stature, who‘s been a hollywood legend for a number of years, it‘s quite overwhelming i would imagine for a lot of people to have to work with him? he was scary. burt was always one of my heroes growing up. i was born in the mid— 60s and i was smack in that age group that fell in love with him when he was smokey and the bandit and cannonball run. he‘s the opposite of what you thought he would be. you would think he would be the grumpy tough guy, but he was probably the sweetest actor i‘ve had the chance to work with. he would give mea the chance

biggest waste of taxpayers' money ever and not happy chappy there and finally jim says almost made it chester interesting worth a look and this reminder that you can watch all of our shoes on our t. dot com and also on alex's you today. high speed rail has had our fair political wind at its back but the developers have not tapping all of their own way i do the triple north logan of no business case no environmental case and no money to pay for it the protest at the fort lively campaign alex is speaking to the chant of stop it just to penny again asking if it's too late to put a spoke in the fast for you we'll be welcome to the exam and show what you say to people who was here loopy francisco fast real japan's got fast while they are sure the u.k. of class trail is well what people in france and germany and so on of finding is that they tell you their backs on high speed well they're saying we've spent too much money and too much time on these fast glitzy lines we need to start looking at local transport which is being neglected with all this this concentration on the fastest and the glitziest

at the chester club will you. it can also be called a method of betrayal when the allies and followers are relentlessly thrown into the revolutionary flame. the idea is simple when the preparation work is done the trigger just needs to be told the second machine into full motion. the murder of politician ruffy courier e led to the cedar revolution. looking back at the mysterious poisoning of viktor yuschenko right before the orange revolution of two thousand and four watching surrogate read a patriotic poem is like watching a casting tape for the role of a sacred victim lead to simple mourning do the most. of us from those of us love you more this is. unfortunately sergey got the part betrayed by his brothers in arms this video would eventually go viral after sergei was killed early in the morning of january twenty second two thousand and fourteen the circumstances of his death remain unknown to this day even though the whole area of protests was heavily filmed at that time there were no records or witnesses to he

win chester, all these areas, a little bit of light rain and things will slowly move from west to east. these are the floodhreats across the area mostly until 6:00 a.m. monday. flood warnings will continue tonight in these green areas. we are still looking atsu floodg where you see these other green shaded counties. we're talking about a flood watch through early tomorrow g. morn so we have rising creeks, roadways that are flooding and and that the roads will jerk your wheels. be careful out there because of that. big area of low pressure moving across the region.e thre the remnants of gordon. overnight still some ssutty s around. tomorrow morning you'll be waking up and leaving with spotty showers and fog in the area. by tomorrow afternoon, still have the umbrellas. ke the umbrella, have the kids take the raincoat too, patchy fog there throughout the day. temperatures back around 80. here's hurricane florence, it's more organized and stronger now than it was earlier today. w this thing is a hurricane, a category 1 at this moment but it's expected to get stroer. here's the updated trac

our reading your paper to question is now the last thought on my on no cranium as someone dear to chester but i looked. up to date on the my seal of geoffrey pyatt the u.s. ambassador to ukraine paid a visit to saakashvili just a month after he took office in odessa it is law and the old last administration is delivering results. you're going to see a steady flow of embassy in washington visitors coming here the meeting was fruitful and geoffrey generous. no matter how well saakashvili is job goes it looks like he shouldn't be worried about his own finances on his facebook page he posted an official document showing that the new governor of odessa gets a pretty penny from washington almost two hundred thousand dollars a year for comparison the governor of maine gets seventy thousand dollars a year so if odessa became a new u.s. state it would be at the top of the list mr saakashvili should feel right at home in his newly adopted country he is best of friends with fellow color revolutionary leader viktor yuschenko who is the godfather of his son. and then other mothers called us in the pre

moderate air-quality and a new fire in chester county will not help things at all. chocolate festival sounds nice. a mild 65 degrees in the city. we will be warmer in the valley for the fall festival on saturday and sunday. why are we not getting anywhere close to warm? the ridge of high pressure continues to be to the south. this gives us a light onshore flow. as the ridge gets closer, attorney flow from the ocean is all we will have. that will keep you in the 60s in san francisco. but allow inland to warm up to the 90s. fog tomorrow morning. it will not spread too far inland. we will see hazy sunshine in the afternoon. you will likely start the weekend with sunshine in the city. not much cloud cover. future cast for next week. the ridge is gone. here comes a low-pressure. widespread heavy rainfall for the northwest. this will drop the temperatures down by 10-15 degrees by the middle of next week. the 90s inland tomorrow will turn into 70s by next tuesday. san jose at 85 tomorrow. union city at 80. 91 four danville. 94 in livermore. alameda at 71. the weekend looks

this may help some of the fires burning in chester county. concord tomorrow, 83 degrees. jose, 78. those are both about three degrees below average. kembel 79 and half moon bay 61. low 80s in walnut creek. alameda only 69 degrees despite sunshine from start to finish. a little breezy in the valley in the afternoon. mayor ben zahn of the city of ke >>> a louisiana mayor is banning the sale of nike's product for city recreation. >> he reportedly released a memo banning the purchase of nike products. on the same day, nike released this video. and ad featuring colin kaepernick. the former 49er started the movement of kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial inequality. the mayor says the ban was to put tact -- was to protect the city from promoting a political agenda. >>> i am live at the coliseum. monday night football? monday night football? how was the john bowls to serve teriyaki. monday night football? how was the john see that right there? you can't say that. i can't tell people to try my bowls? no. check out my bowls? nope. what about my billboard? (sighs)

this may help some of the fires burning in chester county. concord tomorrow, 83 degrees. san jose, 78. those are both about three degrees below average. kembel 79 and half moon bay 61. low 80s in walnut creek. alameda only 69 degrees despite sunshine from start to finish. a little breezy in the valley in the afternoon. in the extended forecast, we cool down more on wednesday, more on thursday. mid 60s on thursday near the bay, only the mid-70s inland. even when we warm-up we will stay on the cooler side of average with sunshe thugh the wi be right ck. ♪ the kenya tea development agency is an organization that is owned by tea farmers. every week we sell this tea, we get paid in multiple accounts. we were looking for a bank to provide a safe and efficient technology platform to pay our farmers. citi was the only one that was able to ensure that this was done seamlessly. and today, at the touch of a button, all the farmers are able to get their money, pay school fees and improve their standard of living. with citi, we see a bright future for our farmers and their families. ♪

to finish off, how about the chesters cheetos s.chur >> i've been on this. eighth grade.etos oeverything. >> including dessert? >> that's right. well, it was breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert when you're in middle school. pour that cheese on it >>> a swimming pool in italy is making waves with a new kind of dance club. hundreds of music fans dove 137 feet in the dworld'seepest swimming pool for this very trippy experience called deep house wit a deejay performing through a sub aqua from a viewing tunnel. partygoers were able to turn up on the dance floor with their special diving helmets. desperado's beer company say this is the first of its kind. that is something different. >> that's one way to party. >>> just ahead, an update. the young heart transplant patient who charmed drake now healthy and outer of h hospital bed. you're watching "early today." d♪ ♪ lean on me, when you're not strong ♪ ♪ and i'll be your friend ♪ i'll help you carry on ♪ lean on me ♪ mmm... ♪ lean on me... ♪ mmm... ♪ lean on me... your digestive system has billions of bacteria but life can thro

took a graduate, chester sanchez has been the last 10 years teaching others how to get the best out of their memory. he has authored two books and says we all recall information in different ways. >> there people that are recalling music or numbers or others might be better with poetry. >> reporter: it goes to auditory memory and visual and kinesthetic, remembering with specific body movements. >> there are these people that are good at remembering things that happened to them in their past with their personal experiences which is known as autobiographical memory. >> reporter: what you are feeling also plays a role. >> emotion can enhance your ability to remember but there is a fine line. if it reaches a point to where it is a traumatic experience, a lot of times it can create a block. >> reporter: just because it's murky, you cannot discount that the event did not take place. >> most people happen to have a stronger visual memory so you will be much more likely to remember things that you saw rather than things that you heard from decades earlier. >> reporter: when it comes to memory,

afraid of causing a constitutional crisis, vice president chester a.hur with great side burns avoided doing anything presidential and the government ground to a halt. in 1919, president woodrow wilson had a stroke and his second wife edith essentially ran the country for 18 months. by that point, the 25th amendment was long overdue but it took the kennedy assassination to get it written, and it didn't get used by a president for another two decades when president reagan had a 1985 surgery. it got its real test two years later when incoming reagan chief of staff howard baker was urged to consider it after reports reagan was in mental decline. baker agreed to observe the president for deficiencies and when he didn't find any the 25th amendment was never mentioned again in the reagan white house. it was invoked twice more, both by george w. bush for colonoscopies and that's it. the question we're confronting today is whether the 25th amendment could be used to remove a president who some feel -- as the unnamed white house writer puts it -- is, quote, detr

. >> chester said strong emotions can enhance your ability to remember but he says in the event -- if the event is dramatic, the brain can block out and repressed memories. >> republicans have hired an outside prosecutor rachel mitchell to question dr. christine blasey ford. our analyst says she should expect tough questions. >> i expect she is going to ask some very, very tough questions about time and place and memory and who did professor ford speak with about this over the years about the timing of this, the usual questions that one would expect in a case like this. >> each senator will be given five minutes to question ford and then five minutes to court nominee brett kavanaugh. it is expected that the 11 republican members of the committee will yield their time to the prosecutor rachel mitchell. we will brthe senate hearing later this g on mornings on 2. we will update you all morning long. >>> president donald trump says he may delay his scheduled meeting with deputy attorney rod rosenstein to focus on the senate hearings. he added that he would prefer not to fire rosenstein. r

he is the guy next to chester cheetah, and i think you can tell them apart. he has a special pop-up restaurant coming to so cal next week, and sadly the spots have been filled up already, and look at this next one. it's called the cheeto burrito. speaking of burrito, laura, i have to tell you about this. over on the website, you know, where you are going to find this article about the red hot cheetos, right here, flamin' hot cheetos, and below that, america's favorite mexican restaurant has been announced, taco well. >> that's areou pointing it out me? >> because you are a big fan -- you often made comments about how authentic taco bell food -- >> how not. >> you can go there and see for yourselves, folks. >> oh, my gosh. what is funny, is this guy actually loves taco bell. >> one out of three ain't bad. >> you are right. >>> the cincinnati bangles had a rally that got one ohio nursing home roaring. look who the life of the party was. 95-year-old irma. she showed off her dazzling dance moves there and got the attention of the quarterback patrick, and they wer

here's few sprinkles there going toward wind chester. the outer band is justun a the richmond area.are going to see sunshine north of d.c. today. otherwise some cloud cover. here's the circulation. you see the eye just right the. and all this heavy rain continues to push on shore. florence now a tropical storm. winds at 15 miles per hour. it's going to me ander around the south carolina coastline and drop a lot of heavy rain through central north carolina before i starts to take the turn north and by sunday we'll start to see it moving into portions of kentucky. then it moves to the north and east, makes a trek toward new england. this is when we could see rain in our area. this is going to be monday and tuesday. and mainly the rain is going to say closer to the track. the hviest rain. a lot through west virginia and the shenandoah valley. a few passing showers as we continue through the day. expect cloud cover with peeks of sun and tomorrow same as today. then weet into sunday overnight. that's when the moisture rides up the mountains and into our area. if you're rest of the blue r

look at pretty stonk strong storm here in win chester. look at cooler air.an that is look around millville, two separate storms re. this is in clarke county moving toward parts of loudoun county. most likelyoing to be falling apart as it moves through. allart of the front trying to make its way through with the showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow much better chance of showers and storms.t overnitonight, most of the area dry. can't rule out a couple oshowe. bu thing you notice, a lot of cloud cover tomorrow. 9:00 a.m., mostf usdry. can't rule out scattered showers. but here is 1:00, starting to ee them develop around the area. that will be the case through theer aon. so at that time take the umbrel need it. yesterday hurricane florence was a category 4 about that now only a category 4. so gk, it okay, good, it is wea. no, no, we have six, seven days to watch this. you see a little bit of aup flarrom the storm. but winds right now down to 80 miles per hour. moving northwest at 10 miles per hour. watch what happens here, they are expecting t

tennessee, if that one flipped and if you had montana, we just showed you if chester got that.ansion has been ahead in polls there. i've given six states to the democrats and they're not even at 50. they need two more at this battleground to get the majority. if you're a republican you could say, hey, we can flip south dakota and all cruz has to do is hang on in texas and there's republicans there. the good news for them? those polls suggest there could be a wave there. the bad news for them is geographically that's a tough climb. >> nobody better at breaking this down. i wouldn't do this to you, but at 50. they need two more at this battleground to get the majority. if you're a republican you could say, hey, we can flip south dakota and all cruz has to do is hang on in texas and there's republicans there. the good news for them? those polls suggest there could be a wave there. the bad news for them is geographically that's a tough climb. >> nobody better at breaking this down. i wouldn't do this to you, but we could do the segment every night and still not get tired of hearing

intense fighting continued up until of actuation day in 1783 in east chester. from 1776 on, the british had occupied manhattan. go back to my map. looking down here. this is mount vernon. the british had occupied manhattan, long island, and washington had hunkered down about 150 miles to the north to keep the british at bay. that left westchester is this giant no man's land, or a giant piÑata stuffed between these camps. residents were preyed upon routinely by opportunists, dubious law men, known as cowboy. they would take your catalytic you let them. soldiers got caught in the crossfire. deb suffered wounds on two occasions, close within a few miles of this church. gash ina doctor treat a her head. she never complained about the musket balls she had near her groin. she was reluctant to let anyone examine her too closely. one musket removed ball herself. the additional shrapnel she could not receive -- retrieve stayed inside her until the day she died. there was at least one woman who served in a combat role on the front lines before the policy changed in 2015.

removed the evacuation order for the evacuation zones in charleston county, berkeley county, door chestert from under the evacuation order at noon today. charleston, berkley, dorchester, and edisto beach. that evacuation order is still in evacuation for zones in two counties, two counties only, orie county, zones there, and georgeto georgetown county. school closures and state office closures are still in effect in orie county and georgetown county. that's the entire county. again, all school closures except those in orie county and georgetown county are now immediately returned to the local officials. all of these orders, of course, are done in close concert and constant communication with the state officials, county offices, municipal offices and emergency personnel. also all state offices that have been previously closed, all state offices previously closed will be open for business on monday. so i'll say again evacuation order is still in effect for the evacuation zones, all of them in orie county and georgetown counties, and that does include the entire county. however, school closur

by scripps howard news service as a stringer and her beat was the entire jurisdiction of admiral chester nimitz's pacific command. she got to work, she got uniform , and she wrote some amazing copy in the next weeks and months to come. but the army had slept a lid of censorship down on the entire archipelago, and they weren't letting anything out. she tried everything. she wrote articles and sent them to her friends on the mainland to see it you can get them published. they received the paper that looks like this. [laughter] ann: she interviewed nurses. she hitched a ride to deliver medication to the lepers on malachi. she even climbed interrupting erupting volcano and wrote about that. apparently, the army felt that the japanese read about the volcano, they would know to get a line of sight on the lava and make a bombing run. as though they didn't know where japan was by that time. then, to make things much worse, it came to light that alex was censors and working for naval intelligence. and the mother of all marital squabbles erupted. fortunately for alex, scripps howard offered to sen

abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live at the store on chester street with the story. melanie? >> well, dan, you can see over my shoulder there is a uniformed san francisco police officer. apple is one of several retailers here in san francisco that is now hiring uniformed police officers. it's a move that seems to be working. thieves targeting apple stores in santa rosa. the berkeley apple store also hit. and just this past sunday burlingame as well. san francisco police officers association president tony montoya says it's statewide. >> but these things are happening from pasadena to pittsbu pittsburg. >> he doesn't think it's a coincidence that the apple stores in the marina and union square haven't been targeted recently. both have uniformed police officers on site. >> i think it's an overall deterrent for these -- when they are casing these locations whether or not they're going to go in and steal the products. >> in san francisco, retailers contract with the city, which in turn pays officers overtime for working these assignments outside of their regularly scheduled shift

. >>> this is raymond chester to get on the field for some pro tips.l champs said that the raiders have a deep connection to the community and oakland will remain in the heart of the team, no matter where the franchise is based. >> i've been told by the raider people that even though the team is moving to las vegas, they will never leave oakland in spirit and in heart and all do things to try to contribute to high school sports and advance the oakland community. >> raymond chester offered a bit of advice for the students at oakland high school. he told them enjoy your time in high school and become a pickup trucktive citizen and all give -- productive citizen and always give back to your community. >>> people say there is a better way to protest nike signing collin kaepernick. he has been a controversial figure since he began kneeling during the national anthem to protest social injustice. instead of destroying nike gear, donate to help the homeless. >> when you live outdoors, that is the primarily thing you have to worry about is how to get from today

afraid of create a constitutional congress, vice president chester a.ly great study burns, avoided doing anything presidential and the government ground to a halt. in 1919, president woodrow wilson had a stroke and his second wife, edith, essentially ran the country for 18 months. by that point, 259th amendment was long overdue, but it took the kennedy assassination to get it written, and it didn't get used by a president for another two decades when president reagan had a 1985 surgery, but it got its first real test two years later when incoming chief of staff howard baker was urged to consider it after reports that reagan was in mental decline. baker agreed to observe the president for deficiencies, and when he didn't find any, the 25th amendment was never mentioned again in the reagan white house. it's been invoked just twice more, both by george w. bush for colonoscopies, and that's really been it. so, the question we're confronting today is whether 225the 25th amendment could be used to remove a president who is detrimental to the health of our rep

tennessee, if that one flipped and if you had montana, we just showed you if chester got that.en ahead in polls there. i've given six states to the democrats and they're not even at 50. they need two more at this battleground to get the majority. if you're a republican you could say, hey, we can flip south dakota and all cruz has to do is hang on in texas and there's republicans there. the good news for them? those polls suggest there could be a wave there. the bad news for them is geographically that's a tough climb. >> nobody better at breaking this down. i wouldn't do this to you, but we could do the segment every night and still not get tired of hearing you talk. >> i would do it every night. >>> coming up, parts of north carolina. let's not forget under water and even where the sun is out and the storm has moved on, the flooding is still predicted to worsen. we'll have the latest on the aftermath of what was florence when we come back. with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than an

i was in the field plans for his next shot i want to just clear the passage for sure chester anyway because i'm the only one standing between you and a bullet in your head. widow's follows future filmmaking success for director steve mcqueen and expectations are high when i'm on set i have done is fair but it is all about making for your friend but the fear is always going to be around is how you make him a hole where a fair is whatever is well for him somehow. this is for guns guns from where figuring out. all my kids to know that i didn't just sit there and take it i did some. here's three i'd like to open up an account all my life tab a mentality i haven't much is going to. destroy. the old man and the gun tells the fact my story of the jail escapee and serial bank robber who spends going straight. to. their express grave face of hell was a light hearted trial about aging and regret and robert redford's swan song really . were located just up the drama spawn true story yeah these are one of the water. scarred by the events that took place forty years ago laurie strode once again faces of

president welcome the chester calling it a very big and positive statement has the latest from seoul. it had all the usual pomp of previous military displays but lacking much of the hardware especially the missiles compare this with this you believe you are looking at a military parade in april last year commemorating the birth date of north korea's founder kim il song. bristling with the medium and long range missiles it was provocatively testing on a regular basis. even at the start of the foreign relations earlier this year north korea was showing off the intercontinental ballistic missiles that had taken it to what appeared to be the brink of conflict with the u.s. now you see them now you don't this parade had far more emphasis on the development of the economy in line with leader kim jong un's promise to improve his people's living standards after years of hardship. for the large contingent of journalists allowed into north korea for this event has been shown apparent signs of success even if they are carefully stage managed to glue them to one continent you didn't because this

a new arrival has made a playful appearance at chester zoo.amed — may only be 12 weeks old, but she has already made history by being the first of her species to be born in the uk. her mother milli, and dad toni, were both rescued from illegal wildlife traders in cambodia. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30. after ten we will talk about the spending watchdog which suggest that police forces in england and wales funding is not sustainable. there is lots of criticism about the government. but really we want to hear from you if you work for one of those 43 police force, in a civilian role or as a police officer. whatever level. because we want your experience of what it is like working for the police in britain in 2018. this texter says i have been a police officer for over 20, i am a response officer attending emergency calls, i can spend 30 minutes at a job but two hours writing about that job. the workload and the computer systems that don't work cause more stress tha n systems that don't work cause more stress than anythin

chester and beverley races, and the elimination sent whitney speirs is on in black wool.1’ service disrupted, no direct trains or replacement buses between liverpool and pull this weekend. for the rmt union, this is about safety on trains. northern rail say they are doing everything they can to minimise the disruption, but as you say, only about 30% of services are running, very little before nine o'clock and very little after six o'clock and very little after six o'clock this evening. 0ne o'clock and very little after six o'clock this evening. one possible glimmer of hope in these disputes yesterday, the rmt and merseyrail struck a deal in principle to keep guards on trains on the local merseyrail service. that is if the money is there to do it. the question then is, of course, and there was another deal struck as well that greater anglia trains, it raises the question of course if they can do deals here, why not elsewhere? it is because of the different arrangements train operators have. the department of transport says one man trains, one person trains have been operat

it coincides with some big events in the north, the beverly and chester races are wrong. pool. there are no direct trains or replacement buses between liverpool and blackpool this weekend. the rmt union says it is about safety. it says trains need guards. northern rail is doing what it can to minimise the disruption but only about 30% of the services are running. very few trains before nine o'clock and very few after six o'clock. one glimmer of hope, yesterday the rmt and merseyrail reached an agreement in principle to have guards on trains on the local services here if the money is around, and they have also done a deal with greater anglia trains. that raises the question, if they can do it in some places why not have an agreement everywhere? that is because of the different arrangements that frame —— train franchises have. department of transport says this shouldn't be about safety. driver only trains have been operating on some lines in the uk for 30 years, and the independent rail regulator has said that driver only trains are safe. andy, thank you very much. we will

breakfast's jayne mccubbin has been chatting to people in chester to see if people have a grasp on thef there's no deal? yeah. hard brexit. we should have our own laws... making our own rules. governing ourselves. soft brexit? no. hard brexit? no. it's complicated. a bit too complicated for me. chequers deal. it's a weak fudge. erm, chequers deal, i have no clue. no, not... well, they all didn't agree on that one, did they? but what is it? i know what the exchequer means, it's the person who handles the money, so i'm guessing it's something about money. no, not quite, not quite. i think there may be some concessions on trade. well, it's only a soft one. what does soft brexit mean? 0h, don't ask me. when you take things easy, i would say. it's all a mystery to me! don't put any... i don't want... i don't want any of this. i just realised, i don't know enough. nobody does! so some people knew what the terms meant and some people did not, that isafair meant and some people did not, that is a fair reflection. adam summing all your correspondence is here, are you up for all your corresponde

is underway as new york voters go to the polls to contest features andrew cuomo who voted in west chesterounty she being challenged by actress cynthia nixon. >>> volkswagen of america says it will end protection of the famous beetle. the company says two special mod models will join for the last model year it was my very first car when i was in high school, baby blue. >> the old ones are cool >> totally cool. see you next hour. >> see you then. >>> you can't have power if you don't have money that is according to our next guest who released her book women and money. suze orman joins the show. welcome back to the closing bell nice to see you. >> thanks. we have to help your partner with his credit score. >> when i moved here they didn't transfer credit score across back home i am respectful and pay my bills >> that's what they all say. >> let's talk about women instead. it is the topic of your book i find it interesting how you relate what's going on right now with the me too movement to womens financial impowerment when it koncomes to money does it really help? >> yeah. you to think about

ambassador nagy is author of kiss author of chester lott say goodbye. the nonfiction winner of the 2014 festival. he came to the united states in 1957 as a political refugee from hungry. he receivedm his ba from an essy from george washington university and he and his wife come either jane had three children in the first trip was to be born in independence. we welcome you, mr. secretary, mr. ambassador and we thank you for your extraordinary service for so many decades and look forward to yourma testimony. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, ranking member bass and members of the committee. in recent developments in ethiopia. i also wanted to take the opportunity of this hearing, my first before you to address eritrea the regional significance of the improving relationships between ethiopia and eritrea. as a former u.s. ambassador to ethiopia, this topic is of great importance to me personally, so it is a real pleasure to be here with you today. mr. chairman, ranking member bass, i also want to thank you for your recent trip to ethiopia. i appreciate

> some split-second sinking paid off for two men, wow, stuck in a truck at a railroad crossing in chestervirginia. they didn't just jump out from the tractor trailer. they ran, and obviously for good reason. how does that happen? >> that is just terrible. >> one witness striked the train as blowing through like a knife into butter. the train eventually stopped and no one was injured. >> well, that's good. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's just incredible. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning: saturday." we begin this half hour with an ambitiousest to clean up the pacific ocean. it starts today. a ship in san francisco bay will start towing a device more than a thousand miles out to sea where it will begin the process of gathering a heap of ocean-bound garbage estimated to weigh 88,000 tons. >> reporter: it may look like a giant pipeline, but this 2,000-foot-long contraption will soon be cleaning up what is known as the great pacific garbage patch, made up an estimated 1.8 trillion pieces of floating plastic. why not take a big ship out there and scoop all this stuff up? >> this area is twice the

eisenhower who at the first poll after a presidential historian after he left office, he finished below chester arthur, that doesn't happen anymore. and so i raise the question, what did we get wrong? dwight eisenhower was along with george washington was one of maybe the only men in our history for whom the presidency was a demotion. you know? there is that wonderful story that involving milton, ike's brother who is president of the university of pennsylvania and they were getting ready. he persuaded ike to come give the commencement address. and it was outdoors and the weather was threatening and making small talk. and milton, you know, said just to kill time, god, do you think it's going to rain? and ike said, milton, i haven't worried since the weather since june 6, 1942. >> puts things in perspective. >> puts it in perspective. the difference is historians have tools and materials that in some ways are denied to journalists. we're utterly dependent on journalists for what we do but we also have the advantage of time. it takes time. particularly where polarizing presidents are concerned. it

whose parents were rescued from illegal wildlife traders, has been officially named by her keepers at chesteravanaugh. now the weather. it is running up quite nicely across england and wales at the moment, but as we go through tomorrow and into the weekend, things will turn much cooler, as we will see. for the time being, enjoy that sunshine. lots of it across england and wales, but more cloud in scotland and northern ireland. rain moving a close —— across scotland at the moment. cooler air moving in, saw temperatures lower than yesterday, at about 13 to 15 degrees. in england and wales, temperatures are already in their 20s and eastern areas. tonight, the cloud, size, and for southern areas, it will be warmer than last night, and to the north of that, colder than last night. those temperatures down into single figures. for friday, it should be fine and dry for all of us back, with sunny spells. chilly in northern areas, 13 or 1a degrees. a big difference in southern areas, robert temperatures will be 16 or 17 degrees. goodbye. this is bbc news. i‘m annita mcveigh. these are the top stories d

from key west to charleston and admir -- and admiral chesterny mits is here inspecting the base -- chesterimitz is here inspecting the base. and he finds that the commander has moved to smaller quarters because he's a bachelor and doesn't want to bounce around this large space. nimitz is here, sees the large house sitting empty is impressed by the top secret research being is in key west, he washington and hears the president has a hacking cough. he said, i have the perfect vacation venue, it's warm, it's secure, i'm sure, mr. president, you would love key west. that's why the president came. he came strictly for a week of r&r. they're rest, swimming, soaking up the sun and the president is writing to his wife say, what a fabulous place it's turned out to be, that his cold has disappeared in just a week's time and as he leaves key west after that first week, he promised our city commissioners whenever i get tired i will be back. 12 weeks later, he's back. so each november and december and each february and march the president would take up residence a week, two weeks, three weeks, a month

joe, where i grew up right on the philadelphia edge, those -- chester, delaware, montgomery, even upof the state, they're going to vote for -- allentown, lehigh valley, they're going to vote democrat for those women candidates, i think all four win. i think the whole structure of the east coast -- what happens is i think two months from now people are going to vote the way we all thought they were going to vote in '16 for hillary, but there will be no hillary factor, it will just be you don't like trump. i think that's the big challenge. our family was 3-2 of brothers, 3-2 trump, this time it's going to be 2-3 against trump. so i think one of my brothers just switched. and he lives in bucks county. i tell you i think the suburbs are going to vote the way they did -- they were supposed to vote last time which was anti-trump, but there will be no hillary factor to disturb that pattern. >> could be fascinating. we shall see. we all hold back from completely prognosticating. jeffrey goldberg, i will ask you the question on the cover of your magazine, is democracy dying? >> i hope not. it

we'll be joined by experts and chester the tawny owl just after 8am. turned stand—up comedian romesh ranganathan will be here to put us in the mood for the weekend. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. "powerful, honest and riveting" that was donald trump's assessment on twitter of the testimony of his nominee for the supreme court, brett kavanaugh, whose accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl 36 years ago. mr kavanaugh declared that the allegations had destroyed his family and his good name. earlier his accuser, professor christine blasey ford, insisted that the attack did happen, and described its devastating impact. i believed he was going to rape me. i tried to yell for help. when i did, brett put his hand over my mouth to stop me from yelling. this is what terrified me the most. eye and here today to tell the truth. i have never sexually assaulted anyone, not in high school, not in college, not ever. —— lam here school, not in college, not ever. —— i am here today. around 1,000 headteachers will march to wes

a new arrival has made a playful appearance at chester zoo. yet to be named, may only be 12 weeks old but she has already made history by being the first of her species to be born in the uk. her mother milli, and dad toni, were both rescued from illegal wildlife traders in cambodia. do you know why they are called sun bears? the patch looks like a son. 0n the front. then they have something there that looks like a sun “— something there that looks like a sun —— a sun. something there that looks like a sun -- a sun. incredible knowledge. do you know your eyes lit up when you saw the leopardprint chair? no such thing as too much leopardprint! ifi such thing as too much leopardprint! if i sat on it such thing as too much leopardprint! ifisat on iti such thing as too much leopardprint! if i sat on it i would disappear because i own so much! £350, could because i own so much! £350, could be yours! i think rod has really good taste. dan was upset with the idea of them buying a toilet hole rolled —— toilet roll holder. idea of them buying a toilet ho

. >> host: bill in west chester, pennsylvania.hi, bill. >> caller: hey, i would like to speak to brad and ask him if his opinion of lee child, the jack reach her novels. unfortunately, i haven't read any of rats, but i will of course. my old korean war veteran and i don't have very much mobility laughed. as i read quite a lot. >> host: thank you, bill, for calling in. guests of the jack reach her story is one of the most popular. i heard something that he sells a book every 6.5 seconds. this kind of in that patterson laid a thank you for service as a korean war veteran. we appreciate you and your family and i appreciate for that. an amazing success and a lot of people love that character and like i said sells a lot of books. >> host: one author who talked about that you listed as an influence. he is one of the deans of this industry. those guys, clancy about was really my the teenager in college didn't read a lot of those books. they were so fantastic. they came in from the cold and i wanted to go through all of that and still riv