cliff diving it's cliff diving gives me this great sense of freedom up there i'm on my own any sort of untouchable me and when i take off and i'm in the advantage that is a moment of weightlessness and that's what freedom feels like to me yes it's nothing i hate i'm. one of europe's most popular cliff diving locations is near the swiss village of pont a brother here northwest of locarno some of the world's best high divers compete in the annual european championships. challenge office vital since cliff divers cannot afford to slip they hit the water at such high speeds that the water surface can act like concrete that's why they all was into the water feature 1st. hitting the surface at a bad angle after a 20 meter drop is like being in a fairly serious traffic accident resulting in broken bones sprains and dislocated joints but this mainly happens to novice divers injury rates for professionals are fairly low. and say here's essential it helps us to be focused and avoid becoming reckless while the. safe year is generally a good thing for us we need to prepare ourselves mentally before

not a jump off the cliff. >> shepard: no more cliff diving. >> that's right. >> shepard: well, rick hoggend bike is good. hello to the family. thank you. >> thank you. >> shepard: stay off the cliffs. avoid them. speaking of that, no cliff for the dow today. the markets went ahh when it was 1/4 point and went down about 175 at one point. you know, you hang around and the market is up 1,500. the world didn't end. see what the future brings. "your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: no guts, no sense, no vision from the president of the united states tweeting that today. hey, fed, you botched it again. fox on top of a president blowing his top. not off the charts. when it comes to those that set our interest rates, he said they're out of their minds. what got him? try 1/4 point cut in interest rates. the second in three months that the feds seem to signal might be it for a while. the president wasn't the only one disappointed. so were investors. as shep pointed out, sent the do you careening more than 200 points before stabilizing. kind of. now, as good indication as any that

so what should we make of that move let's ask china analyst cliff it's going on cliff a good to have you in the studio is the beijing coal onto more investment in hong kong's interest well i think it's definitely more in beijing's interest than hong kong's interest if you look at some of these companies i mean some of them are very interesting like son of pak but one of the things where she's been paying has been criticized before is not doing enough to reform these state owned enterprises so you look at these great hong kong companies and then these these rather cumbersome zombie firms in this state owned enterprise sector in china and you can't help but think that this is not in hong kong's interest in looking at specific sector specific businesses now i think is having a real estate in tourism we've seen some evidence of up as so far in the way that there's appears to be of interference in cathay pacific in the way that they you know how to remove their c.e.o. because of possible links to the protests at not not the c.e.o.'s things but of their employees so i think that those the

without it, these cliffs will soon be worn bare.t creates an emotional bond between you and the landscape, and i think that's a really important message for trying to encourage kids to engage with conservation and environmental issues. this is, then, both a celebration of natural beauty and a reminder of its fragility. david sillito, bbc news, lands end. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers nicola bartlett and benedicte paviot — that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. good morning. on monday, we will see a return to claudia ‘s guys and perhaps in the rain coming in from the west. we are replacing call, fresh, north—westerly winds that we had on sunday with the milder, cloudier winds from the west or south—west. —— cloudier. this will focus on the north—west half of the uk. they will fade away and it will turn chile where we have clear skies in eastern scotland. temperatures lower than this, perhaps three or more degrees. —— chilly. rain

cliff walker, texas democratic party deputy executive director.oday marks the 18th anniversary of 9/11, when america was caught unawares and nearly 3000 people lost their lives. we welcome a lawmaker who shares responsibility for making sure that does not happen again, representative mike rogers of alabama, the ranking republican member of the house homeland security committee from capitol hill. let's talk about where we are today as opposed 18 years ago. what have we done, what we still need to do to protect the homeland? rep. rogers: we have made great slides -- great strides. the fact that we have not had another successful attack demonstrates we have taken huge steps to prevent ourselves from being exposed to that kind of attack. it did not happen by accident. we have much better intelligence now, do a much better job of policing individuals that could be a threat to us. doneas important, we have a lot to prepare ourselves to respond in the event of a tax. when you think back to what was happening 18 years ago and how the first responders rush

without it, these cliffs will soon be worn bare. about more than just fundraising. it creates an emotional bond between you and the landscape, and i think that's a really important message for trying to encourage kids to engage with conservation and environmental issues. this is, then, both a celebration of natural beauty and a reminder of its fragility. david sillito, bbc news, lands end. a first look at tomorrow morning's newspapers is coming up on the bbc news channel but now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello. this time last week we were saying goodbye to hot continental air which had lifted temperatures above 30 celsius in some spots. looking at the jet stream, coming celsius in some spots. looking at thejet stream, coming right celsius in some spots. looking at the jet stream, coming right across the jet stream, coming right across the atlantic towards us, it is atla ntic the atlantic towards us, it is atlantic influenced weather which stays with us this week, occasional dips will bring low pressure systems

without it, these cliffs will soon be worn bare.t creates an emotional bond between you and the landscape, and i think that's a really important message for trying to encourage kids to engage with conservation or environmental issues. this is, then, both a celebration of natural beauty and a reminder of its fragility. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @duncangolestani. hello there, good morning. cloudier, milder weather is set to return across much of the uk for monday. the weather will look a little bit different to the way it did on sunday. still a few showers around at the moment, particularly across northern areas but it is turning quite chilly and we have clearer skies across the south as well. we have had those cooler, fresher, north—westerly winds on sunday and they will be replaced by these west— south—westerly winds coming around top of this area of high pressure. we're going to find these weather fronts focusing the wetter weather across the northern half of the uk. ahead of that, with the clearer skies, in eastern scotland

he plunged more than 50 feet off of a cliff and right into a river. >>> you can watch it happen fromhelmet camera. >> reporter: it was a beautiful september day as these friends hit the trail on schofield pass near riding motorcycles on the rocky into trial. >> i would say it's pretty technical. >> reporter: he had a video camera on his helmet and talk to us over facetime from his home in texas about the moment everything went wrong. take a look. you can see him fly off the cliff and delves into the cold water below. >> it was quite the fall. >> reporter: wade down by heavy, which close he makes his way to allege where he waits. >> i said rick, you survived somehow you survived this. don't drown. red his friends find him minutes later and guide him as he climbs his way back up the cliff and that's when the emotion set in. >> i thought about my kids on the way down. remit looking back at the video rick said he needed more momentum. >> the front tire shot to the left and when that did i throttle hand activated the throttle. >> reporter: he gets as he fell 60 to 70 feet though he's not

up the cliff right over there. the rescue guys did a great job. they had somebody on the beach with spotlights going up, others up above with spotlights going down. >> the victim was taken to the hospital and he is expected to be okay. >> a new lawsuit against san francisco, the national rifle association is accusing the city of violating its freedom of speech. that comes less than one week after the city board of supervisors declared the nra a domestic terrorist organization. the nra fired back calling the move unlawful and filing the federal complaint yesterday. it is seeking court orders barring the city from taking any action to enforce the resolution like discouraging vendors and contractors from doing business with the nra. >> we believe that the nra is a hugely destructive force in this country. there are thousands and thousands of gun deaths every year. there are assault rifles and weapons of war on our streets, and the nra, every step of the way has so division and sought to keep these weapons on the stree

this this party led by chuck and nannies the progressive and the squad driving this party off of the cliff. >> tucker: how much of this is being driven by ocasio-cortez and the rest, the freshman? >> 100 percent. absolutely 100 percent of it. look, you have to understand that the progressive wing of the democratic party is in control of the party it's in coal control of the media and talking heads. they repeat the same stuff. thinking critically. so we are not stopping to ask the question of hey, do you know what? there is something about this biden and hunter biden

we cannot trust that he will although this bill to pass and remove the cliff edge. to other opposition parties, tonight we will not give the prime minister the opportunity to bring in a no deal through the back door. but we cannot allow a government that has lost its majority, that thatnot command the house, has [indiscernible] to remain in office for one more day longer than is necessary. the prime minister is going to shut this parliament down so he can spend four weeks running the clock down. we could instead use that time to run him out of office. once a no deal has been blocked, mp's across this house on the opposition benches should come together to bring down the government. not on the prime minister's terms, but on the right terms. mr. speaker, time is of the essence. in the next two days, in order to remove the cliff edge and to remove the shambolic, irresponsible, and confident tory government from office. >> i think i have an apology to make. that is to brenda from bristol. we need to ask ourselves, what can this parliament now achieve? can it deliver the

we cannot trust that he will allow this bill to pass and remove the cliff edge for election. other opposition parties. tonight, we will not give the prime minister the opportunity to bring in a no deal through the back door. but we cannot allow a government that has lost its majority, that does not command the house, that has treated us country with contempt, that has made an offer for one more day longer. the prime minister is going to shut this parliament down so he can spend four weeks running the club down. we could instead use that time to run him out of office. once a no deal has been blocked, mps across this house, on the opposition benches, should come together to bring down the government. not only the prime minister, but on the right terms. mr. speaker, time is of the essence. over the next few days, to irresponsible and incompetent phony government from office. speaker, i think i got an apology to make. basis, i think i've only just gotten over the 2015 election. but we need to ask ourselves, what can this parliament now achieve? agenda thatbold new the prime minis

we cannot trust that he will allow this bill to pass and remove the cliff edge before an election.n parties, tonight we will not give the prime minister the opportunity to bring in a no deal through the back door, but we cannot allow a government that has lost its majority, that does not command the house, that has treated this parliament and this country with contempt, to remain in office one more day longer than is necessary. the prime minister is going to shut this parliament down so he can spend four weeks running the clock down. we could instead use that time to run him out of office. once a no deal has been blocked, mps across this house, on the opposition benches, should come together to bring down this government, not on the prime minister's terms but on the prime minister's terms but on the right terms. mr speaker, time is of the offence. —— of the essence. the next few days to remove the cliff edge and this shambolic incompetent tory government from office. mr speaker, ithinkl have an apology to make, and that is to brenda from bristol. on a personal basis i think i have

it is about removing the cliff edge of the 31st of october and yes we have worked with colleagues right around this house with a spirit of consensus but yes of course i wish to stop exit. -- brexit. i say this to the right honorable gentleman that we will look -- work with everyone here but i have a responsibility with my colleagues to stop this government dragging scotland out [indiscernible] [cheering] the message to the prime minister -- you respect democracy in scotland and will you respect that scotland has voted to remain? speaker, it is the s&p's desire to avoid no deal. that is why we have been working hard for the past two years to avoid no deal. we have voted consistently against no deal. we have supported the process in march to avoid no deal. it now we are doing the same with this bill. >> would he give way? i welcome the honorable members confirmation tonight that the right honorable members confirmation tonight that he will along with ourselves the labour party vote against the government but if the government continues to pursue this reckless no deal policy, will he conti

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cliff robbins has been crushing this market. he'll tell us how he's been doing and what you can do. joe terranova, shannon alongside me let's kick things off with leon cooperman, chairman and ceo of the omega family office. >> nice to see you >> we just welcomed a conversation on stage. you just heard the vice president who is on stage now describe the economy as booming, the stock market as near record high the fed cut interest rates yesterday. >> all makes a lot of sense. >> the administration wants even more what do you -- how do you make sense of it? >> look, japan has had negative interest rates for 3 1/2 years what has it done nothing. europe has negative interest rates. their economy is doing very poorly the vice president cited a bunch of factors, in of which on my list, consumer confidence is up, retail sales strong economy growing at trend, corporate profits are decent corporate america if they were pessimistic, they wouldn't be buying back all the stock they're buying rates are already low. i pity the poor guy or girl that's worked their entire lifetime when they go to th

about 1000 landscape painters took to the cliffs of cornwall this morning. and so lovely to see and it's a beautiful day. to be here with 1000 artists, it's quite an extraordinary and quite a weird thing, yes. welcome to lands end, one of the most familiar stretches of the british coastline and today, packed with painters. hundreds upon hundreds lined from here to sennen cove, both capturing the beauty but also reminding us of the threats to that beauty. i love it down here, all the granite and crystal clear water and white sand. to be amongst so many other artists as well, i'm usually quite a solitary painter, so i don't really mix with other people doing what i'm doing. there's a much bigger message here and it's trying to get people to understand that by coming to a beautiful place like this in cornwall, you do have a responsibility to look after the area. if anywhere's the front of changing weather patterns it's britain's coastline. storms can carve out five years' of erosion in a single night. footpaths can turn into gullies, weakening cliffs that can e

cruise saved an injured man stuff stuck on a cliff. this happened around 8 pm. they climbed up the clip and lowered the victim onto the beach. >>> the gentleman who was stuck about halfway up the cliff right over there. the rescued guys did a great job. he has someone on the beach with spotlights going up. others up above with spotlights going down. >>> the victim was eventually taken to the hospital non-life- threatening injuries. >>> the national rifle association is suing san francisco accusing the city of violating his freedom of speech.>> why the nra things it has a case.>> reporter: less than a week after the cities board of supervisors declared the nra a domestic terrorist organization the nra fired back calling the move unlawful. the measure came on the heels of high-profile shootings including the one at the gilroy garlic festival. the nra filed a federal complaint against san francisco over its declaration. it is taking orders during the city from taking any action to enforce the resolution. such as discouraging the cities vendors and contractors doing

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he was 61. >>> to the motorcycle rider going over the cliff this was in crested butte, colorado. look at this. riding on a narrow, rocky trail, suddenly going over edge, ungi 70 feet into water below. it saved him. he was not hurt. >>> and rod stewart revealing his personal battle. the 74-year-old singer going pick lick with his fight against prostate cancer. diagnosed during a routine diagnosed during a routine checkup three years ago. when you retire will you or will you just be you, without the constraints of a full time job? you can grow your retirement savings with pacific life and create the future that's most meaningful to you. which means you can retire, without retiring from life. having the flexibility to retire on your terms. that's the power of pacific. ask your financial professional about pacific life today. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, blem. and i just didn't listen. until i almost lost my life. my doctors again ordered me to take aspirin, and i do. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. listen to the doctor. take it seriousl

150 members of the community she reportedly admitted that trust in her government had fallen off a cliff the meeting was called to address hong kong's 4 month long political crisis . off while the protests have dominated headlines across the globe users of one of the world's most popular apps well they wouldn't necessarily know anything about it investigations by the guardian in the washington post have revealed that the chinese own social media app tick-tock has been suppressing content critical of the chinese government form that now i'm joined by reporter. let's talk about talk 1st of all what struck you most in your convert looking at the wrong questions what should we know 1st of all about tick tock. says what if you haven't heard about say so probably not in the 25 demographic that they are i'm asked. the fastest growing social media platform in the world it's china's biggest export ever they have 500000000 more than 500000000 users worldwide it's the 4th biggest platform is bigger than twitter for example is available in more than 150 countries and more than 40 percent of its user

we're going to wind up following them off a cliff because we can't win. we're in a race we cannot win. our only way out is toe the race to one at optimizes for our own well-being, our own society, our kids' success, our environmental quality. if we change the race to something that we can allpa actually parti in, then there are massive opportunities. there's anlternate world where we're celebrating the liberation of hundreds of thousands of truck drivers from a job that's, frankly, brutally punishing and demanding, it takes them away from tids. and they're high-fiving, saying "hey, i don't have to drive aym truck e. i'm going to do these other things." but instead of that world, we're in a world where truckers are going to be protesting the automation of their job next month iwashington d.c.th >> this idea of universal basic income -- which has, by the wayp beenrted by people on the right and on the left... >> yeah, very bipartisan. >> ...and despised by peoplen the right or left, as well. >> [ laughing ] >> one of the hits from the righis, there's someth

about a—thousand landscape painters have taken to the cliffs of cornwall today., explains. tobyis toby is not alone today because this, as you can see as far as the eye can stretch as a long line of artists. in fact, as far as i can tell, it is stretching pretty much one mile across. catherine, you are one mile across. catherine, you are one of the organisers. you have done the work. how many do you think we have got at the moment?” the work. how many do you think we have got at the moment? i can say we easily have 1000 people. professional artists, young kids, people who have never painted before. an amazing sight to see. we are looking at the far distance over there, that is southern because, and this direction is a lands end. we have lands and over there and we are going right over to the core of. we have a line of people painting. they are packed, aren't they? yes, we have a lot of people here and it is great. everyone is really excited and have really got behind the cause. there is a purpose behind this, isn't it? this is the world record attempt with the na

for the 1st time in the sport's history a cliff diver has finished the season with straight victories australia's rianna and flynn wrapped up the season with gold in spain after claiming the 21000 red bull cliff diving world series the 4 time title holder has now done what no man or woman in her sport has achieved before her affection. canada's magli rachet came in 1st at the cyclocross world cup in the us state of iowa but she started it with a face plant the sport involves cross country cycling where you have to carry your bike at parts other sections of the track require require you to pedal uphill on soft ground those are set 1st work cycle across world cup one of the season. that's it for me back to have some good stuff thanks leah and that is in use but my colleague will be here in a moment with more news to play with. in the heart of the amazon the libyan family has put their lives in peril to harvest brazil nuts. which can sing the congo to the capital is an even more dangerous challenge. risking it to believe be out. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera balconies documentary film festiv

a prime minister who is seeking to hurt parliament tonight so he can drive us off the cliff edge. to be approved, two—thirds of mps have devoted in favour. mrjohnson did not get enough votes. the ayes to the right, 293. the noes to the left, 46. that is less than last time. you're watching monday in parliament with me christina cooper. the speaker, john bercow is to stand down after ten years in the role. he will quit on october 31, the day britain is due to leave the european union or before, if there is an early election. mps lined up to pay their tributes, but his time in office has been controversial. mr burka, once a conservative mp has faced fears criticism from brexit supporters who questioned his impartiality —— ms deborah carl —— mr bercow. at the end of the 2017 election i promised my wife and children that it would be my last. this is a pledge that i intend to keep. there was a robust defence of his record. throughout my time as speaker, i have sought to inquiries the relative authority of this legislature, for which i will may absolutely no apology to anyone, anywhere,

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host: thanks, cliff. what is driving the push towards impeachment is the whistleblower reports from the whistleblower at the office of director of national intelligence on phone conversations between president ki and president ze lens of ukraine. the senate earlier by unanimous consent calling for the release of the report itself to their intelligence community ksh committee, and we expect the house will do the same with their resolution set to be taken up sometime tomorrow. and we are waiting to hear from republican leader kevin mccarthy. and we have votes coming up in the house in about 20 minutes or so. one member on the democratic side who has spoken more on the house floor than any other calling for an impeachment proceeding is al green. here's a statement: i am hopeful for the articles of impeachment, i welcome anyone on board. to texas, dana on the republican line. >> thank you for taking my call. when donald trump was going through all this commotion with mueller, adam schiff came on c thmbings n

picture this, as british as the cliffs of dover.itjust, a scene synonymous with the british countryside in summer. there is a time and place for speed and danger under the trees, on the green turf, they are out of place and out of touch. that may be the case for sunday cricket, a friendly non—league version played purely for social reasons. marking the 50th year and possibly their last with an anniversary match, interest is dwindling. nowadays, 2020 and big bash cricket has taken over. there is cricket throughout the year, oliver the world so in some ways perhaps we have reached saturation point. cricket is changing its image from lights to nuance, shorter, fast—moving formats are constantly evolving and a new 100 four competition featuring world—class players comes in next summer. and the interest in short form has filtered down to amateur club level. getting the players to tell us what they want to do because the days for playing 6—7 hours all day saturday and sunday, which some of us used to doa and sunday, which some of us used

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of course, that did not happen so we are looking again at a possible cliff edge on the 31st of octobernd what the transition is going to look like and so they can prepare for it. and preparing for it, the government points us towards advice on websites. how good is that kind of advice? there is some advice out there but i was on the m25 recently and saw above the junctions of signs saying that your paperwork could change after the 1st of november, are you prepared? if you are a haulier, will you be looking at those signs and know how to prepare? small businesses don't know where to go for that information. at the fsb we try and direct them with an information hub at the government has an awareness campaign but it feels like too little too late. they need to be doing more, small businesses are crying out for vouchers that could help them with legal advice or advice on importing and exporting. we fought hard at the fsb for the automatic distribution numbers they need for exporting and importing but more needs to be done. we are urging an early budget in mid—october so there could be some

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