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the pair had battled in court. ball's business is locked and being cleaned tonight. while its owner recovers in the hospital. >> jason is very cool. his family awesome. he's never had a problem with nobody at all. it's like very heart touching right now that he's going through this and the family and everything. >> reporter: simple jealousy is what prompted the attack on jason ball says his attorney. it's one of the few clues we have tonight for this spree of violent. live in wilmington. i'm jeff cole fox 29 news. dawn? >> all right. jeff, thank you. >>> a text message shared on social media has sparked racial tensions at a washington township in the school buy library. this all after text were sent from one student to another with heavy use of the n word. student leaders say this is not isolated incident at the school. fox 29 was there today as the school addressed the racial tensions with students. >> those comments led to a significant disruption of our educational environment. >> ya'll should be in place, right. >> it's under that nexus that nexus that allows sch

she said the ball is in the eu's court. eu has said the ball is entirely in the uk's court.aura kuenssberg is in westminster. both sides saying it is up westminster. both sides saying it is up to the other? that's right. theresa may and the tories have taken a political battering in the last few days as the cabinet appeared to be squabbling among themselves. but today theresa may's mainjob was to themselves. but today theresa may's main job was to look as if she is in charge, to look like she means business. in brussels, another round of those vital talks begin. since she last went to the house of commons she survived an attempt to force arrived, lost boys in front of the nation, and if that's not all, ministers‘ antics the nation, and if that‘s not all, ministers‘ antics have been fodder for the pages. but the biggerjob in hand is to get the date —— brexit talks moving. statement, the prime minister. theresa may trying, hoping to ignore the pressure on her. but first, two tory nods, she said no deal might be an option. wile i believe it is profoundly in our interests for th

theresa may is to tell eu leaders that the ball is in their court, in the brexit negotiations. the prime minister says she's confident the outcome of the talks with the european union will prove the doomsayers wrong. we all support the speech she made in florence setting out the government's approach to the brexit negotiations, and after last week's conference we're all getting behind her. the european commission has rejected theresa may's claim that the ball is in the eu's court when it comes to brexit. we'll have the latest from westminster and brussels. also this lunchtime: the independent inquiry into child abuse in england and wales has begun hearing evidence about the former liberal mp, sir cyril smith. the trial of an army sergeant accused of trying to kill his wife by tampering with her parachute hears more evidence about victoria cilliers‘ jump. the oscar—winning producer harvey weinstein has been fired by his own film company following allegations of decades of sexual harassment. us vice president mike pence walks

she says the ball is now in brussels‘ court. independent inquiry into child sexual abuse begins hearings about abuse in rochdale, including claims regarding the town's former mp, cyril smith. there's growing speculation that the leader of catalonia may issue a statement which stops short of a unilateral declaration of independence. us vice—president mike pence has walked out of a national football league game after several players refused to stand for the us national anthem. also coming up — the deadline for using your old pound coins is fast approaching. but thousands of businesses and shops say they could still accept them. and this evening wales will play the republic of ireland in their final world cup qualifier. good morning. it's monday 9th october. i'm reeta chakrabarti. welcome to bbc newsroom live. mps return to parliament today after the party conferences and return to the party conferences and return to the brexit negotiations. theresa may saying the ball is now in their court. the fifth round of talks get under way i

the prime minister will say that the ball is in the eu's court — though a few hours ago, a spokesman an commission hit back, saying the ‘ball is entirely in the uk's court'. theresa may's statement comes as the fifth round of negotiations begin in brussels — the final set of talks before eu leaders decide whether enough progress has been made to discuss britain's future trade relationship with the eu. our political correspondent ben wright reports. staying put and ploughing on — theresa may arrived back in number ten this morning after a difficult few days but ahead of her statement in commons on brexit later cabinet ministers have denied rumours they are divided. i'm looking forward to the prime minister's statement, thank you. rumour is always destabilising, but the cabinet is not divided. we are behind the prime minister, you will hear a report into parliament today. the prime minister is to say we can prove the doomsayers wrong when it comes to brexit and moving the talks on will require leadership and flexibility by both sides but the ball is now in the eu's court. it is bullish

have said the ball is in the uk's court, and the ball is in the uk's court, and the problem in this european commission control of the process. what we're talking about in the phase, don't forget, they move towards a decision where there has been sufficient progress on issues like the financial settlement and the irish border to allow the talks to move on to trade, but the problem from theresa may's perspective is that that decision is entirely in the hands of europe and they have never defined what sufficient progress would be. so britain is moving towards a pass mark in these early phases of the negotiations without being sure what the pass mark is. the difficulty is, we have this going on in public, is there an assumption that behind—the—scenes negotiations are underway? in a way that people might be surprised at. there are intensive talks and they started again here short time ago, but without david davis present this time, we expect in here later in the week. progress in some areas is being made, for example the issues of citizens rights, but the problem is, the target is suffi

the ball is in their court this is not exactly a ball game the ball is entirely in the u.k. court it's important to remember that domestically had to resign may's position is incredibly precarious she's under intense political pressure she's seen as politically weak and her popularity has plummeted she can't quite shake talk of an internal party coup against her and this is something that diplomats and negotiators in brussels are watching very closely. with treason by being closely observed here's more of the grilling that she faced during her latest speech in part of. the british people who voted for control of their borders and their money fifteen months songs from the referendum made so little progress leadership and flexibility still no clear on what the future of this country will look like leadership and flexibility what's in the us has the government been doing all this time. so little progress no solution to the scale of the mess so little progress is in their court ok reese's know exactly a ball game if this government can't negotiate a deal for britain they should m

side to sing the ball is in the eu's court. resa may was able to offer those words, the eu side, no, the ball is really in the u.k. side of the court. neither of them can agree on where the ball is. all of this matters because u.k. wants the competition around brexit to move on and on to the subject of trade. signs of a good at the moment for the ability to do that. the conversations are ongoing this week. theresa may wanting to gain some support from brexit hardliners within her own party over the preparation she is putting in place in case there is a no deal situation with brussels. she got positive commentary from boris johnny -- or johnson and michael gove. both of them were key to the brexit side. on that front, she has done well. she's got support from them. she put out some what papers suggesting the government has been doing more preparations with the possibility of a "no deal" situation. yousef: a packed show to look forward to. anna, we will see you shortly. the bpi and brent also u.s. equity futures just a few whisker

. >> everybody is talking about whose court balls are in.here's lots of risk out there in the politics. is obviously trump against everybody else in the world. lots of dollar risk out there. lots of fed risk. markets are unbothered. short --t was a great chart that you showed yesterday. we are not moving anywhere very fast in terms of actual market moves and we are not pricing in very much for the future either. why is the pound a lot stronger than it was this time last year? have people been squeezed out of their position? pound is about 5% stronger than it was this time a year ago. out of that is because we had the crash in the pound. the short sterling trade got a little bit tired. the bank of england came in and added the extra back stock to the pound as well. had a whole year of a weaker currency. that starts to feed through. interesting to see we are of in .his interim period interesting to see where we can go from here and a lot of that depends on the messaging we get from the bank of england. to be: investors appear pretty confident.

she said the ball is in the eu's court when it comes to the next stage of the negotiations. for its part, has said that ball is entirely in the uk's court. our political editor laura kuenssberg has this report. since she last went off to the house of commons, she's survived an attempt to force her out, lost her voice in front of the nation, and if that's not all, ministers‘ antics have been fodder for the front pages. but the biggerjob in hand is to get the brexit talks moving. statement, the prime minister. theresa may trying — hoping — to ignore the pressure on her. but first, to tory nods, she said no deal might be an option. while i believe it is profoundly in our interests for the negotiations to succeed, it is also our responsibility as a government to prepare for every eventuality. that is exactly what we are doing. her option now to dismiss the enemies, notjust with a shake of the head, but a determination to screw down on the other side. as we look forward, the ball is in their court. i'm optimistic for a positive response. their answer? it's not me, it's you. not mu

jason ball says radee prince was jealous of his client's business success the pair had battled in court. ball'sess is locked and being cleaned tonight. while its owner recovers in the hospital. >> jason is very cool. his family awesome. he's never had a problem with nobody at all. it's like, you know, very heart touching right now that he's going through this and the family and everything. >> reporter: simple jealousy is what prompted the attack on jason ball claims his attorney. it's one of the few clues we have tonight for this spree of violence in wilmington, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> prosecutors say this man lead police on a wild foot chase that ended up in a trash can. 23-year-old duvonte williams accused of using a fake id to rent a car at enter prize in wilmington yesterday. once employees got suspicious they called 911. when police got there, williams ran away. police eventually found him in a trash can. he's facing theft and charges of resisting arrest. >>> a fire at the cherry hill apartment complex this week sent a young family running into the cold dark night. running for their

metaphors let's put a tiger in the towel and stop letting the grass grow under our feet the ball is entirely in the u.k. court as we look forward to the next stage the ball is in their court breaks in negotiations are well underway and things are getting theory in your court. action if you. will this clearly isn't a game but if it were today she'd been much point for team breck sit here in brussels a real moment of triumph when the e.u. said enough have been agreed upon for talks to move on to the next phase to really get into the nitty gritty of the u.k.'s future relationship with the e.u. and on trade. the e.u. had some conditions. is demanded sufficient progress on three key issues the rights of u.k. and e.u. citizens prosperous it how the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland will function and most contentious of all how much money the u.k. owns so far and a major breakthroughs on any of the above meaning progression to the next phase is now unlikely before december but even on that the u.k. and the e.u. on opposite ends of the court. were ready and well prepared to stop those discus

the prime minister delivered that line, which we had been told to expect today, that the ball was in the eu's courte got a response at the midday briefing which is given to journalists daily by the spokesman for the eu commission. he said that the ball was in the court of the uk and that is because basically the eu side of the equation are expecting the uk to do all of the hard work of compromise this week. i will take you away from the dramatic political talk in westminster. what is happening in brussels for this fifth round of brexit negotiations is really detailed and painstaking technical work. about very narrow issues. i am given a good idea by eu officials about what is being discussed in the building behind me. today, on the issue of citizens rights, eu nationals living in the uk after brexit and how they are replicated for eu citizens on the rest of the continent, four key things remain to be settled as far as the eu sees it. they are the issue of family reunification, bringing family members in that are not even born yet when they settle in the uk. so future children of spouses. in the uk.

as we look forward to the next stage, the ball is in their court.'m optimistic it will receive a positive response. their answer to that claim — it's not me, it's you. there doesn't seem to be much of a mood for progress in this week's brussels talks. there has been, so far, no solution found on step one, which is the divorce proceedings. so, the ball is entirely in the uk court. reporter: are you concerned about your own position? and there are jitters in brussels, as at home, about who is really in charge. the many characters of the tory soap opera, shaping up the plot. vows of loyalty, now aplenty. i'm looking forward to the prime minister's statement. but lots for labour to poke fun. just at the moment when britain needs a strong negotiating team we have a cabinet at each other‘s throats. half of the conservative party wants the foreign secretary sacked. the other half wants the chancellor sacked. we want both of them sacked! if this government can't negotiate a deal for britain, they should make way for a team that can. but with the ground shak

so is the ball in the e.u.'s court or is the ball in the u.k.'s court? emma: that's right. fth run of talks doesn't necessarily get off to a good start. theresa referring to what she was going to say in parliament. the ball was in the e.u.'s court. the e.u. came back and said it's actually in your court. what this means is the e.u. still wants the u.k. to make very clear what they preferred to pay when it comes to financial backing. what they need to pay when they leave the e.u. until that is clear, the e.u. has been pretty firm that talks can't move on. mark: for those that don't know this is the fifth round of negotiations. we're there every step of the way. now, is she going to stay as leader? i read on our latest bloomberg story she could -- a tactical ploy walk away from e.u. talks to maybe show her position of strength? as an option? emma: her position is very week. i think before last week there was a view perhaps she would remain in her position until brexit was delivered. no one really wanted the job and that was the consensus. now, depending on who you talk to, the

she says the ball is now in the eu court for the next age.tjeremy corbyn has accused her of a chaotic approach to the talks. chris morris is here with me. theresa may has decided the only way to get things moving the way the uk would like in these negotiations is playing hardball. the aye i think she is trying to do both, we want to talk and we want to move on, but don't forget we have other options. we have seen that in the two white papers we saw published this afternoon, one on trade and one on customs. they talk about things that we sort of know, a frictionless trade with the eu. we don't want a ha rd trade with the eu. we don't want a hard border with northern ireland, we wa nt hard border with northern ireland, we want to set our own trade policy. but they also set out in more detail that we have seen before, what would happen in the event of no deal. there is contingency planning. we have told that is a long time now, what would happen if there is no deal. these papers set out this in more detail than we have seen before. the internati

the ball is in their court this is not exactly a ball game the ball is entirely in the u.k. court it's important to remember that domestically heads are reason mase position is incredibly precarious she's under intense political pressure she's seen as politically weak and her popularity has plummeted she can't quite shake talk of an internal party who were against her and this is something that diplomats and negotiators in brussels are watching very closely. ok let's head back to our top story this evening catalonia. we've heard him speaking just recently he said that the first referendum itself was legitimate he's asked for a mandate to declare catalonia independent because the said that the catalan expression of their will is crucial and should be respected he then said that it's not a unilateral declaration of independence as gestures should be made towards dialogue let's go to our correspondent in barcelona she was closely following what was being said and asked it was i think it was quite a confusing sort of thirty forty minutes is everyone was waiting of course and then

and you have used for insurance is covering trial proceedings at the supreme court and star ball dorrian turkey alleges that peter has ties to fatah they're good and a cleric who the turkish leadership blames for last year's failed coup what evidence was presented to support this claim. well there's really very little so far and that's why this case which is so controversial and drawn so much condemnation even before it starts prosecutors main case the story is that he attended this seminar where he was giving a lecture on cybersecurity by the prosecutors claim that that meeting was in fact a plan a civil uprising against the president turkish. you've heard one following the same a conspiracy lined up was involved in last year's failed coup other than the prosecutors only other evidence has been publications by amnesty international and some tweets with one suggesting turn off your telephones and enjoy the ride to the island where the seminar. than that there is between very little evidence and addressing the court made a very impassioned plea say the only evidence against him was fabric

theresa may says the ball is in the eu's court as she prepares for the possibility the uk could leave without a brexit deal, as she announces new proposals for how the uk could trade should that happen. while i believe it is in all our interests for the negotiations to succeed, it is our responsibility as a government to prepare for every eventuality. an inquiry hears how prosecutors misled the press over abuse investigations into the late mp cyril smith. hollywood mogul harvey weinstein is sacked from the company he founded as allegations of his sexual harassment grow. also in the next hour — two sides of the coin. some won't take the new version, some won't take the old — confusion reigns as the deadline to scrap the old pound coin approaches. and can wales guarantee their place in next year's world cup finals? they‘ re playing ireland in theirfinalgroup game in cardiff tonight.

what the government of money and of the holy and the people's party come back with so the ball is now in their court here in the joint all right so we were looking at file pictures but i don't want you speaking that problem is about to go mountainous and bosler and i go. is being pulled by a number of different factions even though they're old they century looking for the same thing. that's right and the interesting thing is one lawmaker here told me the bed to the far left the radical left one has to say that is with him in a coalition government is very unhappy about this speech that is also the reason why the speech was postponed for about an hour because they were on happy with the script and now it seems that they're unhappy after the speech it seems that the capitol leader just went ahead despite the concerns that a radical left group that they are on the trans members of the month there but they are crucial because they give him the majority he has in bollywood now that is something that are the opponents of independence told me if important for them because they believe he actually has not o

the ball is in the court this is not exactly a ball game he. is entirely in the u.k. ourt and it's important to remember that to resume a's own position is incredibly precarious right now she is under intense pressure she's seen as politically rather weak right now her popularity has plummeted and she can't quite shape talk of a party who against her and of course that's something that diplomats and negotiators in brussels are going to be watching quite closely. as i'm sure they are probably boyko in london thank you very much indeed thank you. for me why new police unit combating hate crimes on the internet is also to be set up in the u.k. the british home secretary on berard says the problem needs to be properly dealt with in the hate crime is completely unacceptable what is legal offline is illegal online and those who commit these commonly crimes should be met with the full force of the law. well the new units will be run by police officers and has an initially been allocated two hundred thousand pounds in funding its main work will consist of assessing complaints

the ball is in the court this is not exactly a ball game be. it's entirely in the u.k. ourt and it's important to remember that to resume a's own position is incredibly per carry a stright now she is under intense pressure she is seen as politically rather weak right now popularity has plummeted and she can't quite shape talk of a party who against her and of course that's something that diplomats and negotiators in brussels going to be watching quite closely. facebook is feeling the heat for its apparent role in alleged russian meddling in the u.s. elections on that story after the break. what holds if you should. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want. to go. this is what. people are. interested. in case you're new to the game this is how it works the economy is built around. preparation. washington washington the media. the media. the voters elected is not to run this country business because. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. facebook is coming under increa

there has been, so far, no solution found on the divorce proceedings, so the ball is entirely in the uk courte is theresa may earlier. as we look forward to the next stage, the ball is in their court, but i'm optimistic it will receive a positive response. that was theresa may speaking to british mps today. eu leaders are meant to meet in ten days to talk about post—brexit relations with the uk, including a new trade deal, but that's only if enough progress has been made in these initial talks. theresa may has talked of the possibility of a "unique and ambitious economic partnership." but she has a warning too. while i believe it is profoundly in all our interests for the negotiations to succeed, it is also oui’ negotiations to succeed, it is also our responsibility as a government to prepare for every eventuality. bbc political editor laura kuenssberg said may was explicitly spelling out the possibility of no deal. and this was from the former communications director for david cameron. alex forsyth is live with us cameron. alex forsyth is live with us in westminster, that might surprise some

the ball is in their court this is not exactly a ball game the. is entirely in the u.k. court it's important to remember that domestically heads are reason mase position is incredibly precarious she's under intense political pressure she's seen as politically weak and her popularity has plummeted she can't quite shake talk of an internal party coup against her and this is something that diplomats and negotiators in brussels are watching very closely. twitter has burned the campaign post by republican marsha blackburn who is running for the tennessee senator's office in the campaign video post the representative who's a close ally of donald trump's no verse strong stance and i want success in her fight against an organization that according to her children's body parts i thought planned parenthood and we stopped the sale of baby body parts thank god. twitter however took that video down saying that it was quote an inflammatory statement the video has since reappeared. it comes as facebook has seemingly had enough of criticism that it's failing to do enough to police fake n

unhappy at a line call, he picked up a violation for heating two balls of court. —— hitting.e key point in the first set tie—breaker, he was handed another violation for an audible obscenity. and then, after losing the first set, enough was enough. a handshake. booze from an angry crowd and nick kyrios giving up. things are much more straightforward for del potro. the former us open champion made quick work of a 19—year—old. he is through in two sets. american john is 19—year—old. he is through in two sets. americanjohn is now faced more of a challenge. —— isner. the master of tie—brea ks more of a challenge. —— isner. the master of tie—breaks came back and levelled the match. he then made it through in three, just. one of tuesday's those competitive matches was that the all spanish tie. against the predictions, rambus took the first set and the second went the first set and the second went the same way. the world number in leven out in the second round. sri lanka have done what no one has been able to do for seven years — beat pakistan on what they call home soil. they wrapp

anna: referring to the eu demand for an agreement, they said the ball is entirely in the eu court. p there is still with us. our analyst is still with us. max, where is the ball? to beeither place, honest. it's more with the uk's court so to speak. so farat we have heard from the u.k. government, nothing is clear so far. we have all helped, including the european governments, that we have a bit more clarity. that really hasn't come through. that is reflected in market pricing at the moment. is this smart game theory or economic terrorism? -- whenthat question you look at the complexion, 10 days ago we were in florence proffering a method -- metaphorical of a branch. now we are leaning towards the brexiteers. is it smart or economic terrorism? leaning more towards the economic terrorism even though i don't like to say that word. often, i've heard of phrase, there's an inoperative solution. what is that? to one simple thing. what is this? do you want to be more like switzerland? what do you want? manus: a unique free trade agreement. anna: wants to be creative. creative, andl be uniqu

as we look forward to the next stage, the ball is in their court.ptimistic it will receive a positive response. their answer to that claim — it's not me, it's you. there doesn't seem to be much of a mood for progress in this week's brussels talks. there has been, so far, no solution found on step one, which is the divorce proceedings. so, the ball is entirely in the uk court. are you concerned about your own position? and there are jitters in brussels, as at home, about who is really in charge. the many characters of the tory soap opera, shaping up the plot. vows of loyalty, now aplenty. i'm looking forward to the prime minister's statement. but lots for labour to poke fun. just at the moment when britain needs a strong negotiating team we have a cabinet at each other's throats. half of the conservative party wants the foreign secretary sacked. the other half wants the chancellor sacked. we want both of them sacked! if this government can't negotiate a deal for britain, they should make way for a team that can. but with the ground shaky beneath mini

constitutional court then the ball but. the this is the cut alone people should have the opportunity to express their opinion and i'm not sure that under the peaceful conditions there would be a majority for independence. but you're right the spanish government should be ready to accept the referendum with full information of the people what does it mean what it means independence what it means and hence autonomy so and the question perhaps should not be only yes and no to independence by those zero option enhanced autonomy for catalonia you know before this violence happened the public opinion on independence was actually a tilting and moderates favor is it too late now to per se but catalans around again does the you're right you're right to it and. the behavior of the police is absolute unacceptable and that has driven i think more people to the side of the separatists but do you think it's too late now to actually personally have the cotland the way around no it's never never to it's never too late it's never too late a

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does that mean that the ball now is back and put in months court now and do we expect him to make that to unequivocal declaration of independence. definitely because you cannot block a process for ever in fact there is one week in which you really have to come to terms here so that this entire process to invoke article one hundred fifty five could actually go on and move on so definitely the ball back here in the court here in barcelona back here at the square i am actually at the cut that only a government but as i say so far we have not heard anything know what could happen of course that cuts alone yes yes you know a very emergency situation calling for a mediation once again for international mediation which is very much unlikely to happen as of course who would do in the past week of this entire dramatic situation play out brothel said that this is a domestic issue and madrid and barcelona need to negotiate day need to come back to terms to the situation but it's unlikely to happen as a savior back to basically square one in a deadlock back to square one and for sure reporting fro

it's different because you play in half a court, you play with a smaller ball, and play three on threeh goal, the opposing team drives the ball out beyond the arc on the court and begins their attack. and i show them how it's done. 0h! well done! i've got a height disadvantage, but it doesn't mean i'm worse because i can nip through underneath — well, that's the theory, anyway! serbia is ranked number one in the world at the sport, which has just been added to the line—up for the 2020 olympic games in tokyo. and if you want to catch a match at this venue, the season runs from august untiljune and you can buy tickets at the courts. yes! come on! the fortress grounds date back through two millennia of military history, but also bear witness to the more recent turbulence in serbia. this weaponry was used against nato air forces in the war over kosovan independence in 1999. there's evidence, too, in the city centre, of buildings bombed in that same conflict. but the capital is not the war—ravaged, depressed city that some people might expect it to be. in fact, belgrade has picked up quite

for more on this we have with us now our correspondent dorian jones at the supreme court in aston ball . durian turkey's accusing him of having ties to the banned cleric who's now living in the united states and they say that he was behind the last year's failed coup what what evidence do they have that story was in fact tied to that coup or two two for. well very little in fact that's why there is so much outrage over this case prosecutors claim that along with eleven of the defendants were part of a conspiracy to create civic on breast across turkey that would aim to unseat the turkish president type further one but the evidence in the seventeen page indictment appears to be very little it relies heavily on publications made by amnesty international put into the public domain even they've use a tweet which said enjoy the boat right to the island where this meeting was going to it was attending to enjoy their rights so there is outrage over this case because there is absolutely very little evidence although prosecutors can under emergency rule powers introduce new evidence in today's

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brings the ball up court, turns on the jets. a game-high 28 for wall tonight.e is calling it wolf season. bradley beal spots up for the three, off the mark, but the follow-up slam. wizards upfour. next possession, bradley beal connects on the long alley-oop with wall. the wizards when the season opener, 120-115. lot of hard work and dedication into the summer. my teammates are making shots. i need to be the player i am. were so anxious, you want to kind of put on a show in do well, but at the same time you have to remember this is a game and it should be fun. erin: it looked like they were having a lot of fun tonight. there is some crushing news from redskins park. jonathan allen will miss the rest of the season with a foot injury. three key defensive players will be out monday night. jonathan: and philadelphia is 5-1. the wizards look like they are having fun. alison: thank you. alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing

question what happens now we've seen catalonia act we've seen madrid react seems like the ball's in calendars court. this is the crucial point in the fact is the people who are on the streets behind me really don't know we spoke to some people who were here and they said that they wanted to celebrate tonight because anything could happen tomorrow was fear is that when spain does start to impose a race rule when you have police here on the streets trying to take charge of government buildings that people here are going to take that very badly any threat to his autonomy is not something that's going to go down well so there are some real risks of violence are an uncertain situation charlotte chelsea still joining us from barcelona and martin roberts in madrid thanks to both of you earlier spoke with our correspondent in brussels i asked him about the vibe coming from the european union on the catalonia issue. they you is fully supporting the spanish government and every move it makes that is clear of the us says this problem this forward to tween us alone in madrid has to be resolved within the legal

you used that classic phrase now, whose court is the ball in. it seems to be every day the ball is somewhere else may went to the parliament yesterday and said we're waiting for the europeans to decide what they want the bilateral issue to look like. now we have tusk saying, no, it's not up to us, it's up to you. you can decide whatever you want no brexit, hard brexit, deal or no deal. he's trying to ratchet up the pressure on may and the government to get their act together we reported that may has not had a debate within her own cabinet or what they want the post relationship to look like. and this is sort of angered many and left brussels agog they don't understand why the british side still to this date has not got its ducks in order so you're seeing brussels slowly turning up the heat on may to try to get her to move and move quickly on the brexit bill, on the situation in ireland once they get those current divorce proceedings done, then they can move to the trade deal, to the transition deal brussels wants to get that done within the next

slightly pointless when you can't decide which side of the court the ball is m, which side of the courtis in, but anyway. wildfires in the us state of california have killed at least ten people and forced about 20,000 from their homes. it's not known how the fire was started. 0ur reporter regan morris joins us from los angeles. morning to you. just tell us, they seem to be really out of control. what's going on? they are out of control, it is actually 14 different fires burning, and they all started right around the same time yesterday, last evening, around 2a hours ago. and they have moved so quickly. just the force of it, some of the pictures and images coming out are horrific. entire neighbourhoods are burnt down. more than 20,000 people have evacuated. ten people have lost their lives. that is the greatest number of civilian lives lost in more than... ina civilian lives lost in more than... in a decade in california. and there are some people reportedly missing. this could end up being one of the deadliest fires in california's history. 0k, regan, thank you very much indeed for brin