we offered to settle with sir cliff on a number of occasions, but what sir cliff's lawyers wanted wasa settlement but a surrender. they wanted us to concede the principle as well as to acknowledge that the way in which we'd done things was not appropriate. so it isn't true to say that sir cliff offered to settle. i'm afraid he didn't, otherwise we could have prevented us having to go through all of the ensuing case. can you talk about this point of principle? if it is a big point of principle you feel journalistic freedom is threatened, why are you not appealing? well, we've made it clear we considered appealing very carefully. the problem is that legal advice we were given is that the prospects of success in a legal case were very small. so the judgment we had to make was whether it was worth going forward with a small likelihood of being successful, or not to go ahead at all. given the costs of litigation in this country, which are very considerable, and given the extra pain that would have been caused to sir cliff and all for the unlikely to result in the outcome that we wanted, wh

the subject wasn't wine and roses on those cliffs. it was divorce. >> she was going to go through with it. >> yes, absolutely. >> jody's long time friend told detectives that jody had been determined to take her 10-year-old son jonathan and leave her husband. she was convinced steven had been cheating on her. >> she couldn't prove anything, but women called the house and sometimes they'd call and hang up on her. >> in fact, she learned jody had served her husband divorce papers in 1992. less than two weeks later she was dead at the base of the palisades. the timing made it even more eager to talk to the widower. >> there's a sit down with mr. sharp. he's consented to talk, right? >> yes. >> two days after his wife's death he was freely answering questions. yes, he told them, he and his wife were talking divorce as they had sometimes done during their tem pestuous marriage. and it was true, there were other women. >> he told us they had an open marriage, they were seeing different people. and he actually said he had been with 50 to 60

the subject wasn't wine and roses on those cliffs.orce. >> she was going to go through with it, yes. absolutely. >> reporter: jody's long-time friend told detectives that jody had been determined to take her 10-year-old son jonathan and leave her husband. she was convinced stephen had been cheating on her. >> she couldn't prove anything, but women called the house. sometimes they'd call and hang up on her. >> reporter: in fact, linum learned jody had served her husband divorce papers on september 8, 1992. less than two weeks later, she was dead at the base of the palisades. the timing made him more eager to talk to the widower scharf. there was a sit-down with mr. scharf. he's consented to talk, right? >> yes. >> reporter: two days after his wife's death, stephen was freely answering detectives' questions. yes, he told them. he and his wife were talking divorce as they had sometimes done during their tempestuous marriage. it was true. there were other women. >> he said there was an open marriage. he said he had been with 50 to 60 wome

their friend was in the water. >> this is a steep cliff that has a barrier in front of it. it goes down to a rocky area that has a cove or an alcove. we did know there were two individuals that were stuck on there and we did note that one adult male was unconscious floating icue b pulled that man from the bay and lifesaving efforts were w l in there but firefighters say that the water is so cold that

we offered to settle with sir cliff on a number of occasions, but what sir cliff's lawyers wanted wasus having to go through all of the ensuing case. can you talk about this point of principle? if it is a big point of principle you feel journalistic freedom is threatened, why are you not appealing? well, we've made it clear we considered appealing very carefully. the problem is that legal advice we were given is that the prospects of success in a legal case were very small. so the judgment we had to make was whether it was worth going forward with a small likelihood of being successful, or not to go ahead at all. given the costs of litigation in this country, which are very considerable, and given the extra pain that would have been caused to sir cliff and all for the unlikely to result in the outcome that we wanted, which was to contest the principle involved in this case, we decided it would be better not to do so. you see, given that he was not arrested at the time and was not subsequently charged and no—one had ever cove red a case like this, sending up a helicopter before. people

a cliff rescue in san francisco.icials say three people were on a cliff near fort mason this morning. they fell. one plunged into the water. they say that alcohol was possibly involved. unconscious man was taken to sf general. two others are okay. >>> number two, in our hills and mountains everywhere about 1,000 feet above. we had the red flag warning through 5:00. it is going to be cool at the coast in the 60s. warm to hot. 80s to 90s for the rest of us. >>> number three, the women's advocacy group, ultra violet, will fly a banner over palo alto near her home. she accused brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. the banner will read, thank you, christine. we have your back. >>> start anything 2021 ulle have to pay a toll when visiting treasure island. it will be as high as $3.50 during peak hours >> recovery mode on the san mateo bridge. westbound 92 start anything hayward, 51 minutes to foster city >> number six, a man under arrest after he was bit by a lion at the fresno zoo overnight. he climbed a phelps into the lion'

a man and a woman were found on the cliff.re partially in the water and stuck and had to be rescued using ropes. >> this is a steep cliff that has a barrier in front of it. that cliff goes down to a rookie area that's a cove. they were able to say they were okay. but the friend did not appear to be okay. an adult male was unconscious float in the water. >> reporter: a rescue boat pulled the man from the bay. the water is so cold, it would only take 15 minutes for hypo dwhrearp to hypothermia to set in. we don't know what they were doing on the cliff. but that is something they are now investigating. >>> we're following breaking news of an active shooter situation in maryland. gunfire first reported just about two hours ago in the community of perryman. the local sheriff's accident tweeted about the shooting saying there are multiple victims and the situation is fluid. it occurred at an intersection near a church and business park. they say that the shooter had not been caught. the situation is very fluid at this time. maryland

we understand two people are stuck on a cliff at ft.ason. >> we'll have much more coming up on "today in the bay." >>> a company agrees to swap a problem product but then the customer's left with nothing. i'm consumer investigator, nbc bay area responds next. ve diversity hiring in san >>> at 6:24 on your thursday morning, changes coming to improve diversity hiring in san francisco. mayor breed announced she's creating two full-time positions focused solely on recruiting minority employees for city departments. the decision comes from complaints made by dozens of african-american city employees alleging racial discrimination throughout the system. >>> nbc bay area responds to a san mateo man who says his tablet went haywire. >> that was only half of his trouble so he turned to us. >> reporter: greg silverman says the screen on his new $2700 microsoft surface tablet was scrambled. he said microsoft agreed to swap it out under the warranty so greg shipped it back to them. he says he got absolutely nothing in return. after zero progress wi

monument to his own creativity the abu simbel temples were far larger and more significant than any cliff temples he or his predecessors had to get built. using the simplest of bronze and stone tools to open the rock face the workers cut sixty metres back into the cliffs working in teams of one hundred many. as the space inside grew a system of polished bronze mirrors was installed in the dim light they gave artists decorated the inner walls with reliefs and painted figures. three thousand three hundred years later a multitude of workers descended on the nubian desert once more at the beginning of the one nine hundred sixty s. the temples were under threat from the building of the as one high dam which would leave them submerged in a reservoir so the whole complex was relocated in unesco initiative which proved to be one of the biggest construction projects of modern times. twenty thousand tons of stone sawn into blocks taken apart and later put back together. march one thousand nine hundred sixty eight after a four years work the relocation of the temple was finally complete. for ramsay'

here in the museum desert not far from abu simbel the pharaoh had seven more large cliff temples built sadly if you have survived. in twelve twenty four b.c. king ramsay's the seconds long life came to an end he was one of the most important pharaohs and his passing mark the end of a golden age for egypt. god forbid. take football personally. you went. off to a good start. but. everything's running smoothly. but doesn't winning all the time get monogamist. the fan. club lawyer. culture. a hair. superman. superfood stylish dialogue on the. lead of. lifestyle you're a. sixty minute. contentious figure at home. hero in germany. from the following. german music station. the end of the cold. lunch office moving great heroes of the twentieth century. gorbachev the last leader of the soviet union was an agent of change. quickly downfall. i have decided to resign my duties as president of the soviet union. lost. but she didn't want historical but i'm sure one as. she continues to fight for world peace with the reminder financial we have to comprehend where this has taken our source of today th

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dizzy heights the magical cliffs of media your are in greece. digital art video games on show at london's victoria and albert museum. in wings of desire saving one of the world's rarest birds. we got the show on the cliffs of meteorite they're located in central greece and play host to one of the largest complexes of eastern orthodox monasteries now you might know these clips from a james bond movie he climbed them in an action scene in the film for your eyes only all the meteoric clips attract climbers from all over the world because all of the routes and on peaks with amazing views of the landscape you're actually joined a group of climbers for an exciting adventure captured on film things to a cooperation between this broadcaster and the so-called multi drone project. the meteorite rock formation in central greece is a magical place of stunning beauty. paradise for rock climbing. from the nearby village of. climbing hand like so many others. i mean it's my life they think because every morning. i see that oaks and they say. you must go there

they say many of their missions happen where cliff jumping is a popular weekend -- poor cliff. anyway, with people trying to capture the stunts for social media. personally i think human cliff jumping is boring. it's why i only hang out with cliff jumping goats. ♪ greg: one of the goats also edited that video by the way. [laughter] greg: a lot of good rocking music there. charles, the county is spending thousands of dollars an hour, an hour, on those rescues. should they? i think they have to; right? >> yeah, yeah, i think, yeah, but i tell you what they ought to do is they ought to make a big deal out of it and have like maybe a public hearing where you charge the people that are rescued for the -- and, you know, and that's actually not an unheard of thing. i know that if you get, you know, if you get stuck out in the wilderness or you get stuck, you know, canoeing down rapids and they have to come in and get you, you can get a bill for it. they should get a bill for it. greg: i read a story about one woman who just kept getting rescued in the forest. and i think it was becaus

now diving backwards from a twenty seven metre high cliff edge into the adriatic sea the cliff diving world series is not for the faint hearted sunday show. peace in italy saw two stars of the daredevil sport secure world titles british diver gary hunt sealed his first ever cliff diving world title in taking style beating competitors from the u.s. and mexico to record a crucial fourth win in the series. reigning world champion ri on it if the all really is defended her crown in the women's a bit. well it's all yours now ben's got some business news for you in just a second thanks for being with us. earth. home to millions of species home worth saving. those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world might have.

they say many of their missions happen where cliff jumping is a popular weekend -- poor cliff.ing to capture the stunts for social media. personally i think human cliff jumping is boring. it's why i only hang out with cliff jumping goats. ♪ greg: one of the goats also edited that video by the way. [laughter] greg: a lot of good rocking music there. charles, the county is spending thousands of dollars an hour, an hour, on those rescues. should they? i think they have to; right? >> yeah, yeah, i think, yeah, but i tell you what they ought to do is they ought to make a big deal out of it and have like maybe a public hearing where you charge the people that are rescued for the -- and, you know, and that's actually not an unheard of thing. i know that if you get, you know, if you get stuck out in the wilderness or you get stuck, you know, canoeing down rapids and they have to come in and get you, you can get a bill for it. they should get a bill for it. greg: i read a story about one woman who just kept getting rescued in the forest. and i think it was because she liked to get rescu

they say many of their missions happen where cliff jumping is a popular weekend -- poor cliff. stunts for social media. personally i think human cliff jumping is boring. it's why i only hang out with cliff jumping goats. ♪ greg: one of the goats also edited that video by the way. [laughter] greg: a lot of good rocking music there. charles, the county is spending thousands of dollars an hour, an hour, on those rescues. should they? i think they have to; right? >> yeah, yeah, i think, yeah, but i tell you what they ought to do is they ought to make a big deal out of it and have like maybe a public hearing where you charge the people that are rescued for the -- and, you know, and that's actually not an unheard of thing. i know that if you get, you know, if you get stuck out in the wilderness or you get stuck, you know, canoeing down rapids and they have to come in and get you, you can get a bill for it. they should get a bill for it. greg: i read a story about one woman who just kept getting rescued in the forest. and i think it was because she liked to get rescued. >> yeah. greg:

they say many of their missions happen where cliff jumping is a popular weekend -- poor cliff.e stunts for social media. personally i think human cliff jumping is boring. it's why i only hang out with cliff jumping goats. ♪ greg: one of the goats also edited that video by the way. [laughter] greg: a lot of good rocking music there. charles, the county is spending thousands of dollars an hour, an hour, on those rescues. should they? i think they have to; right? >> yeah, yeah, i think, yeah, but i tell you what they ought to do is they ought to make a big deal out of it and have like maybe a public hearing where you charge the people that are rescued for the -- and, you know, and that's actually not an unheard of thing. i know that if you get, you know, if you get stuck out in the wilderness or you get stuck, you know, canoeing down rapids and they have to come in and get you, you can get a bill for it. they should get a bill for it. greg: i read a story about one woman who just kept getting rescued in the forest. and i think it was because she liked to get rescued. >> yeah. greg

i got the inspiration from a cliff from scotland.t cliff is a kind of composition between water and land. the far side is a little bit twisted and inclined and as that gesture integrates nature and the city. the building's tone changes when you enter. the cold, grey exterior gives way to a warm, wood—panelled atrium from which you access the two main galleries on the first floor. one will present temporary exhibitions, the other a history of scottish design. we are in the heart of the museum, the part that looks at scotland's amazing design creativity. we are a place that brings design to be inspirational to people coming here, whether they're locally from dundee or more widely from scotland or visitors from around the world. this is one of the museum's star exhibits — it's charles rennie mackintosh‘s art nouveau masterpiece, the oak room, which started life as a tearoom in 1907 in glasgow, before being salvaged prior to a hotel redevelopment in the 1970s and then lovingly refurbished and reinstalled here for people to enjoy for the

that's why they have the barriers near these cliffs in the first place. before we get into exactly what happened, i want to show you new video. we got this in the past couple of hours. you investigation and moving forward and taking pictures, gathering evidence in area. goe into a rocky cove where all of this took place. according to san francisco fire they are saying they got a 911 call roughly at 5:20 a.m. they said there was a group or at least one person in the group calling and saying that they needed help, that they were struggling to get off of this cliff in the ft. mason area. now when crows arrived the fire official i spoke to this morning said they rescued two people that were hanging from a cliff. paramedics checked them out on site. they said they were okay and in stable condition but then there was a third person who actually fell into the water, was described as floating unconsciously when a rescue crew finally got tooo him. they say that person is in critical condition currently getting treatment at a trauma center at san francisco general.

sports activities but today's example is probably the most extreme of extreme sports jumping off a cliff at a dizzying high it isn't recommended for everyone and it's very very dangerous. yet. images that take your breath away high up in the swiss alps on punch on a dull numbskull north of the kano wingsuit pilots meet regularly to plunge off cliffs in their path like suits in everyday life they may be banged his nurses specialists but in their free time they want an adrenaline rush here with about ten or fifteen other friends from all over the world it's really cool cause we never really get an opportunity like this so i'll jump together it's really cool be able to share this experience the everyone.

a woman in her 50s died when her caravan was blown off a cliff in galway.was a tourist with the ca rava n told she was a tourist with the caravan landing on the coastline below. widespread disruption to journeys today, lots of cancelled flights and a number of close roads. we are also told that northern ireland really have imposed speed rejections on lines, and staff are working to clear daybreak from their tracks and monitor the situation through the day. —— cleared debris. it is also a meeting of officials this morning to look at a response to the disruption caused by the storm. we are told that it hasn't quite reached its peak yet, it is due to peak around midday or early afternoon. thank you very much, emma. let's talk to our weather presenter about it now. where did it right now? its push into the north of northern ireland at the moment, it should peak shortly. you canjust see the centre of the storm to the north of ireland working its way towards scotland. it is on the southern flank where we see the strongest winds. it's going to have an impact in so

also on the programme: a woman dies after being blown off a cliff in her caravan, as parts of britainre battered by storm ali. there's an unexpected rise in the rate of inflation, reaching its highest level in six months. £2 billion to build social housing in england, but government critics, say it's not enough. and the comedy writer and television presenter, denis norden, has died, at the age of 96. and coming up on bbc news, we look ahead to tonight's champions league action — after liverpool left it late to seal a dramatic victory over paris st germain at anfield. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may has warned the eu not to push what she calls "unacceptable" proposals to settle the border question over northern ireland after brexit. the prime minister is travelling to austria for a summit tonight, where she'll urge fellow leaders to give ground. the eu's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says he's willing to offer new plans to end the deadlock, but warns that the negotiations are facing a "moment of truth". our correspondent, damian grammaticas, i

with no break. cliff with no break. policy platforms which will be chewed over in the next four dayschewed over in the next four days. alex forsyth, thank you. chas and dave — has died at the age of 7a. labelled "rockney". ain't no pleasing you, and snooker loopy. after recently receiving treatment for cancer. from top of the pops in 1979. # gertcha! # that's the old man's game! # now the old man was a desert rat... for tottenham's 1981 and 1982 fa cup final wins. hejoins us from his home in enfield. thank you for your time. by asking for your memories of charles ? by asking for your memories of charles? charles? joy to work with those two —— 055ie'5 dream. 055ie'5 dream. dave just made the experience all that much better. that much better. to a clip, tell us more about how that collaboration came about. that collaboration came about. chas and dave and performed with the players on stage. players on stage. an incredibly sad day for everyone at spurs. let'sjust hear a clip. that singalong style and the sport song, it was a match made in heaven. song, it was a match made in heaven. eve

if they we re described as a cliff edge.vailable between whenever it becomes clear there's going to be no deal and 29 march, both sides will put in place a series of temporary arrangements to make sure that the lorries keep rolling, the planes keep flying, and everything. and interestingly... what on earth gives you that confidence? a confidence which is not shared by the leaders of tradition industry, not shared by the aviation sector, not shared by the aviation sector, not shared by financial services in the city? you're quite wrong. none of them have said that there are not going to be any such arrangements. have all expressed their concerns, understandably, about what would happen if they were to be a cliff edge. not only this week, the 27 ambassadors of the eu members have been meeting in brussels to consider what would happen in the event of no deal. and of course, we don't know exactly what they are proposing, or what they are considering. but it is not going to be in anybody‘s interests for there to be anything like

they climbed offer a barrier on to a cliff -- over a barrier and fell off the cliff. >> reporter: they were found on the side of this steep cliff. they found a man fleeting in the water -- floating in the water at ac ac. he at ac ac -- aquatic park. >> the other person was a rescue. it was unique because the individuals were partly in the water holding on to the cliffs. and the rescue technicians did have to get suited up in full rescue gear. so we had a combination rescue from above. >> reporter: the two or expected to be okay. the friend is in critical condition. the firefighters said that he suffered traumatic injuries from the fall and in the water for and unknown a time. the water is so cold, it would only take about 15 minutes for hypothermia to set in. he's being treated in the trauma unit. and the park service is taking over the investigation and trying too figure out what the people were doing there in the first place. >>> in oakland there, is a heavy police presence near international boulevard and 57th avenue. they are searching for a man ets in the area closed. people are b

is right on cliff park on the outskirts of the polish city of ruts well. below what else. the tour starts up stairs only the garage in utility rooms are at ground level the homes of two hundred square metres of living space has been divided up according to a clear principle over how the fact of nature is. about we diverted into free zones these days and nights zone of bedroom roughly the mart of the ne area is a large living space inspired by japanese architecture the couple has been to japan several times. on the dining room and open plan kitchen are also located on the first floor the adjacent terrace is conveniently located for dining out of doors. it's the it's connected. dining room. the stable was designed by us to do more to the race we can eat. dining sit with our friends we are inside and outside the exteriors clad in copper and wood to blend in with the natural surroundings. the couple have been living in their dream house since twenty fourteen at that time only three children had moved out and the two architects were able to make their ideas a reality in natural

cheryl: not in every district, cliff.n, what the journalists saying the midterms won't be a national referendum. it will be locally based and not everyone is doing the same depending on where they live. >> i'm saying they are not even hitting the message at a national level to get to these districts in the ways they realize that look, these opportunities have been created and when you talk about some of these more personality driven positions that won't convince voters trying to make ends meet and put food on the table. cheryl: that's a good point. howard, look at the end of the day it's about the economy. they may not feel good in every state. last word. >> absolutely. this is the president stepping all over his party's message and it's difficult to have a message discipline when you are on twitter every day with a news scandal or new talking point. is going to be difficult to wrap it into a victory for the republicans. cheryl: presidents approval rating 44%, lois of any sitting president in history and call now. howard

but we don't know how they were stuck on the cliff. we have a crew in the area.ng us updates as the story develops. >>> attorney general of louisiana wants the federal government to break up facebook, google and twitter.am attorney general sessions to use anti-trust laws to break up the companies similar to what the government did to standard oil in 1911. landry argues that the social media companies are saw stress stifl fell doctor stifling conservative views. >>> amazon is going to open as many as 3,000 new stores without cashiers called amazon go stores and by the year 20 21. the first amazon go store opened in seattle in 2016. it gives consumers to get a quick bite and skipping the lines. bloomberg reports that the aggressive expansion could threaten chain stores like 7- eleven and pizza shots and subway parlors. >>> retired nasa astronaut scott kelly is help with the spacex nation is scheduled to ply around the moon five years from now. he spent 520 days in space. he suggests that he become part of the crew of trip using the big falcon rocket being built by

they found a woman and man clinging t clinging on to a cliff. rescuers found another man floating unconscious in the water below that cliff. paramedics rushed him to the hospital where he is in critical condition. >>> a lot of new housing coming to concord. the city approved plans for a complex that includes 200 apartments and shops. here is some of the sketches. it will be near the concord bart station. they are expected to break ground next summer and have the ll be shut down on sunday for san jose's third annual vi viva qia. this is video from last year. if you are hoping to ride an electric scooter, you are out of luck. organizers banned them because they say it defeats the purpose of exploring the city in a car-freeway. this shows where it's happening. most of the closure along monterey road. it runs from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. sunday afternoon. >>> it's an annual tradition, waiting in line overnight for a new iphone. we will show you next. distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi experience, plus the most free shows

we kick off the show on the cliffs of media now they are located in central greece and play host to one of the largest complexes of eastern orthodox monasteries now you might know them from james bond he climbed them in an action scene in the film for your eyes only while the meteoric clips attract climbers from all over the world because all of the routes and on peaks with amazing views of the landscape well he joined a group of climbers for an exciting adventure captured on film thanks to a cooperation between this broadcaster and the so-called multi drone project. the meteorite rock formation in central greece is a magical place of stunning beauty turned to paradise for rock climb is. back again this past cialis from the nearby village of castro he loves climbing hand like so many others. like me it's my life everything because every morning going up. i see the oaks and they say. i hope must go there. i love the place it's my life. it's the one these cliffs were formed over twenty million years ago from deposits of rock sand and month left by the streams which flowed through him at t

dizzy heights the magical cliffs of media your are in greece. digital art video games on show at london's victoria and albert museum. in wings of desire saving one of the world's rarest birds b.c. . we got the show on the cliffs of meteorite they're located in central greece and play host to one of the largest complexes of eastern orthodox monasteries now you might know these clips from a james bond movie he climbed them in an action scene in the film for your eyes only all the meteoric clips attract climbers from all over the world because all of the routes and on peaks with amazing views of the landscape you're actually joined a group of climbers for an exciting adventure captured on film thanks to a cooperation between this broadcaster and the so-called multi drone project. the make up formation in central greece is a magical place. to paradise for rock climb is. from the nearby village of. climbing hand like so many other. let me use my life david because every morning. a couple. i see that oaks and they say. i hope must go they're climbing

dizzy heights the magical cliffs of media your are in greece. digital art video games on show at london's victoria and albert museum. in wings of desire saving one of the world's rarest birds b.c. . we got the show on the cliffs of meteorite they're located in central greece and play host to one of the largest complexes of eastern orthodox monasteries now you might know these clips from a james bond movie he climbed them in action seeing in in the film for your eyes only all the media or clips attract climbers from all over the world because all of the routes and on peaks with amazing views of the landscape you're actually joined a group of climbers for an exciting adventure captured on film thanks to a cooperation between this broadcaster and the so-called multi drone project. the make up formation in central greece is a magical place of stunning beauty. to paradise for rock climbing. back. from the navy. bluffs climbing hand like so many others. let me use my life david because every morning. a couple. i see that oaks and they say. i look must

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also on the programme: a woman dies after being blown off a cliff in her caravan, as parts of britain are battered by storm ali. there's an unexpected rise in the rate of inflation, reaching its highest level in six months. £2 billion to build social housing in england, but government critics, say it's not enough. and the comedy writer and television presenter, denis norden, has died, at the age of 96. and coming up on bbc news, we look ahead to tonight's champions league action — after liverpool left it late to seal a dramatic victory over paris st germain at anfield. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one.

crews found a man and a woman stuck on the cliff. firefighters found another man floating unconscious in the 60 degree waters below. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. tonight firefighters want to remind people the cliff side barriers are there for a reason. >> don't climb over those. you're in an area that causesfa >> colin kaepernick maybe back in the league. perhaps with the raiders or the patriots. his attorney hinted to tmz that the former 49ers quarterback might be signed by one of the teams. told tmz quote i'll say this, if al davis was still alive, patriots owner bob craft maybe interested. raiders owner mark davis also recently said he thought it was a good idea that nike signed him as a spokesperson. kaepernick is suing the league on accusations that the league is colluding with owners to keep him from playing. >> city leaders are pressing pause opt long term plan to deal with a growing rv problem. to create a space for people living on city streets. 20 rvs are allowed to park in a dez kated lot on city ow

dizzy heights the magical cliffs of media your are in greece. digital art video games on show at london's victoria and albert museum. in wings of desire saving one of the world's rarest birds b.c. . we got the show on the cliffs of meteorite they're located in central greece and play host to one of the largest complexes of eastern orthodox monasteries now you might know these clips from a james bond movie he climbed them in an action scene in the film for your eyes only all the media or clips attract climbers from all over the world because all of the routes and on peaks with amazing views of the landscape you're actually joined a group of climbers for an exciting adventure captured on film thanks to a cooperation between this broadcaster and the so-called multi drone project. to make rock formation in central greece is a magical place of stunning beauty. paradise for rock climbing. from the nearby village of. climbing hand like so many other. let me use my life david because every morning. i see that oaks and they say. i hope must go there clim

a woman dies after being blown off a cliff in her caravan, as parts of britain are battered by stormli. £2 billion to build social housing in england. the government says it wants to remove the stigma of social housing. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. good afternoon. coming up, we have more champions league action. now it is the turn of the manchester clubs as they kick off their campaigns later. we will have all the build—up at half—past. and we have the weather. yes, records have been broken for the strongest wind gusts in northern ireland for september. the strongest winds are moving away from here and into scotland. more damage is quite likely. the amber warning expires at 6pm but there is more wet and windy weather in the outlook. hello, everyone. salzburg in austria — the home of the von trapp family donald tusk is giving a new quote —— news conference and we can see from him now. therefore, every day that is left, we must use the talks. i would like to finalise them still this autumn. this is why at tomorrow's meeting of the 27, i will propose calling an additional

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but it's not going to be in anybody‘s interests for there to be anything like a cliff edge.any people in the united kingdom today? well, i'm giving you what i think will happen. people can interpret it in any way they like. i'lljust give you one quote amongst many of people who are much, much more alarmed than you. the deputy chairman of the city of london policy and resources committee, sir mark boleat, just a couple of days ago said "the worst—case scenario now looks like the most likely scenario, and it could involve the loss of 75,000 jobs and £10 billion of tax revenue." look, we've heard all those estimates before. let me give you one example. many people said in advance of the referendum that a brexit vote in itself would lead to the loss of thousands and thousands, tens of thousands, ofjobs in the city of london. a survey was conducted this week, a very authoritative survey, which showed the number ofjobs that have been lost in the uk finance industry since the brexit vote. do you know what that number is? 630. 630 jobs have been lost in the whole of the uk finance i

well diving backwards from a twenty seven metre high cliff into the adriatic the cliff diving world series is not for the faint hearted sunday's show piece hosted off the coast of southern italy saw two stars of this daredevil sport securing world titles on the final leg of the series the british diver gary hunt sealed his first ever cliff diving world title breathtaking style beating competitors from the u.s. and mexico to record a crucial fourth winning in the series. the reigning world champion riata if lund of australia defended her crown in the women's about. say that is making a splash over the market now less so u.s. tariffs china's giving us of trade bullyism some some sort of a splash the u.s. and china creating their suddenly the latest round of u.s. tennis on chinese goods kicked in today at the stroke of midnight washington started imposing terrorism two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese products beijing retaliated by targeting sixty billion dollars of u.s. goods with extra duties and this is the latest escalation in a bid to trade dispute that's rattled the financial ma

sports activities but today's example is probably the most extreme of extreme sports jumping off a cliff at a dizzying high it isn't recommended for everyone and it's very very dangerous. going to be at. images that take your breath away high up in the swiss alps on punch one of the long standoff of the condo wing suit pilots meet regularly to plunge off cliffs in their back like suits in everyday life they may be bank has nurses oh i see specialists but in their free time they want an adrenaline rush here with about ten or fifteen other friends from all over the world and it's really cool cause we never really get an opportunity like this so i'll jump together it's really cool be able to share this experience the everyone. claims to have fabric under the arms and between the legs when the part of fools this extra fabric acts as wings we can see planets race through the air and up to two hundred fifty kilometers an hour an extreme experience that many find addictive. my. feeling is happiness for me at least after i've done a nice jump because i'm really really happy and fulfilled and tha

they got a call with people stuck on a cliff.atched and they found two folks stuck on a cliff. they're in stable condition. they found another victim in the water who was in critical condition. they were able to rescue him. it's still under investigation why they were there in the first place. >> all right. very big mystery. luckily they were rescued. >>> meantime, those are cold waters we're talking about there, kari? >> yeah, the water temperatures only about 60 degrees. as we've seen the air temperatures warm up. san francisco, a lot of sunshine and highs heading up to 75 degrees. our hotter temperatures will be in the inland valleys. mid to upper 90s as we'll reach the peak of the heat and a high fire danger today. let's see how the roads are moving now with mike. >> we have a slower drive west 24. the crash marked is eastbound. may be a distraction or the commute westbound. we're looking across the rest of the bay, north 101 at lawrence expressway, crash moved onto the shoulder. a crash west 84 headed towards the dumbarton b

i got the inspiration of a cliff from scotland. twisted and inclined. and, as that gesture integrates nature and city. the tone of the building changes as you enter. the cold, grey exterior gives onto a warm atrium from which you access the main galleries on the first floor. one will have contemporary exhibitions, the other a history of scottish design. we are in the heart of the museum which looks at scotland's amazing design creativity. we are a place that brings design to be inspirational to people coming here, whether locally from dundee or widely from scotland, or visitors from around the world. this is one of the museum's star exhibits, charles macintosh‘s art nouveau masterpiece, which started life as a tea room in", before it was salvaged in the 1970s, and then lovingly refurbished for people to enjoy here for the first time in 50 years. the galleries look terrific, but what effect will the museum have on dundee? it means jobs, it means an increased profile across the country, but more than anything it means a sense of prid

i got the inspiration from a cliff from scotland. that gesture integrates nature and the city. the building's tone changes when you enter. the cold, grey exterior gives way to a warm, wood—panelled atrium from which you access the two main galleries on the first floor. one will present temporary exhibitions — the other history of scottish design. we are in the heart of the museum, the part that looks at scotland's amazing design creativity. . we are a place that brings design to be inspirational to people coming here, whether locally from dundee or more widely from scotland or visitors from around the world. this is one of the museum's star exhibits — it's charles rennie mackintosh‘s art nouveau masterpiece — the oak room, which started life as a tearoom in 1907 in glasgow, before being salvaged prior to a hotel redevelopment in the 19705 and lovingly refurbished and reinstalled here for people to enjoy for the first time in 50 years. the galleries look terrific but what affect will it have on dundee itself? it means jobs and an incr

i got the inspiration from a cliff from scotland. and inclined and as that gesture integrates nature and the city. the building's tone changes when you enter. the cold, grey exterior gives way to a warm, wood—panelled atrium from which you access the two main galleries on the first floor. one will present temporary exhibitions, the other a history of scottish design. we are in the heart of the museum, the part that looks at scotland's

their friend was in the water. >> this is a steep cliff that has a barrier in front of it. it goes down to a rocky area that has a cove or an alcove. we did know there were two individuals that were stuck on there and we did note that one adult male was unconscious floating icue b pulled that man from the bay and lifesaving efforts were w l in there but firefighters say that the water is so cold that it would only take about 15 minutes for hypothermia to send in that man is in critical condition at s.f. general hospital. alyssa harrington with ktvu fox2 news >>> the federal agency owning up to losing track of more migrant children. up next, just how many they can't seem to find after being placed in temporary homes. >>> recovery continues along the carolina coast line. we will have latest on the damage following hurricane florence and how you can help the victims. >>> federal officials now admit they have lost track of nearly 1500 migrant children who they were those who were placed in temporary homes. case managers could not find the children after they made follow-up call

he said that he had personally approached cliff richard to try and get the case 5orted cliff richardd had come back that unless the bbc agreed they had behaved illegally, something they would not do he would see them in court, which of course happened. the other story making the headlines, a lot of que5tion5 making the headlines, a lot of questions asked about departure of chris evans questions asked about departure of chris eva n5 and questions asked about departure of chris evans and eddie mayorfrom the pm programme on radio 4. lord hall 5aid pm programme on radio 4. lord hall said now the bbc could not pay and he used the phrase the big bucks, to explain the money, the big 5um5 that the commercial radio could pay, and he also said that chris evans departure, one factorwas he also said that chris evans departure, one factor was the fact his salary had been revealed, 5o, that was the first time we had heard him speak about that, really. the english rugby union's leading clubs are deciding whether to accept an offer of 200 and 75 million pounds to take over the premiership. under the

hundreds of music videos but take his mentor filmmaking and what why you liked the film about jimmy cliff the heard it out of a count of just tell me about as i said first generation british born black a very confusing concept in the early seventy's knew what we sounded like because we had our soundtrack we had reggae but had no visual accompaniment other than postcards from jamaica colonial images of a guy riding a donkey on a beach with a straw hat or people limbo dancing in the one nine hundred seventy one that all changed when i saw this film the harder they come directed by perry handel jamaica's greatest film and i walked out of that cinema empowered because i knew so much more about my culture and it was then that i actually thought i wouldn't mind expressing myself in some kind of visual medium but in the early seventy's ridiculous idea for a black man it was an old school white man network but then if i was six years later punk comes along with the d.i.y. ethic do it yourself i'm looking around in all my white mixer picking up guitars and i'm not worried i've been a pick up somet