thank you very much, damien live at the i you very much, damien live at the conservative party conferenceut the broad message for the week as it will be turning drier and sunny, at least for most of us. on the site late picture, the thick rain clouds are to the south of us and that's because high pressure has established itself across the uk which has given the sunshine across scotland and western parts of the uk. thick cloud has been streaming an off the atlantic further south but through this evening and overnight, we calm start to see the cloud fizzling away, some shower was left for parts of east anglia and the southeast but —— but with light winds and clear skies, it means mist and fog for scotland, and early thursday morning will be a little bit colder. high pressure is pretty much anchored over the uk on thursday and it means prolonged spells of sunshine so for many of us it is a dry and sunny day rate from the word go. temperatures will be more or less the same weather you are north or south but trying to sneak in off the west and that's a hint of things to come as we head towards

we will see for sure all right damien thank you.y the way, we are your home for this sunday's big matchup. brock purdy and the niners host dak prescott. and the cowboys will be live on the field at levi's stadium starting at 3 p.m. kickoff is at 520. and then stick around for special coverage from levi's after the game. all right. and speaking of the game and sunday night football, we all want to know how how's the weather going to be like jeff? well, you know, hearing from damien that, you know, they kind of had a rough go there. i think the weather forecast this upcoming weekend, it's going to shape up really good. we got some nice fall weather. 520 kickoff on sunday 72. and then it's going to be cooler. so if you're going make sure to take that jacket. let me get you more details on what we can expect right now. most immediately, if you're doing anything over the next couple of hours. concord is currently at 76. nothing in the way of gusty winds and we will see those numbers. cool off pretty rapidly tonight down in the 60s with t

ok, damien, thank you— prosecutors say. ok, damien, thank you for— prosecutors say.hank you for that. _ lebanon 5 prime minister at the time of its last war with israel, in 2006, has told the bbc his country has been abandoned by the international community. fouad siniora said it was unacceptable to leave lebanon to fall, and that there was a lack of initiative when it came to trying to restore peace. the bbc�*s anna foster sat down with the former prime minister and asked him if he felt the world had failed to step up and support the lebanese state. somehow, yes, it has been abandoned. and at the same time there has been a certain laxity and lack of initiatives to be taken and brave initiatives, i would say, brave initiatives. practically, the lebanese as a state has been kidnapped by hezbollah and behind hezbollah is iran. this pistol, or this gun that was held by hezbollah, instead of being pointed towards israel, it started to become pointed towards something else. towards domestically as a way of being used by iran to interfere in syria, in iraq, in yemen. there

damiens . and on the right side of the tank there is a flock of dogs, a dog with torches on the ground, like the gods of the dog, the gods of the dog. "chamu, where the dog is faithful to the gaspadar, just as the dog is faithful to the gaspadar, so the damianian is faithful to christ ў god's most beloved words, all the dogs, yes darechy, navat we have broken up the dog breed, yes this spaniel, navagruski spaniel, all three torches, yes, the torch, which are set on fire, yes eight." in the teeth, this dog is still light the gospel, the skin of the damiens is the light of god's words and people. and all the servants, you and the holy priest here look like? velmi-velmi shmat, ale dzyakuy god, god grant. may we have strength, may we continue this love affair with people, may we we said god's words, so that we would approach people, and eat them and save ourselves, and with the gods, and you yourself, navagrudka, no, i myself am not from navagrudka, but here is the neighboring area, so, because such a date fell 400 sorry, it’s been 500 years since we started, and there won’t be any of the

with that part of the story and the latest on the investigation, damien. well, janelle, this is one of those big taylor farms plants just outside of salinas. now, ag is a big industry here in the salinas valley. so whenever something like this happens, it sends shockwaves throughout the entire industry. agriculture is a $4 billion industry in monterey county, and taylor farms is one of the heavy hitters in the industry, growing and processing vegetables that are shipped throughout the world. so it surprised the local ag commissioner to hear that taylor farms is being investigated as a potential source of the deadly mcdonald's e coli outbreak. it's a little bit surprising, i think, because i think we have a pretty solid food safety program in the nation, and especially here in california, from the field, making sure that employees follow any safety requirements at that point, that they wear any personal protective equipment as they're doing some of the harvesting activities to minimize any potential risk. juan hidalgo says those protocols extend inside the

damien molony�*s screen credits include ripper street and suspects.d. this time, bergerac�*s mother—in—law. and philip glenister, aka dci gene hunt in the series life on mars. jersey—born actors will also be among bergerac�*s supporting cast. the framework of the story is the same in terms of it's about bergerac, it's about him coming back to the force and, you know, getting back into investigating crimes, so that's the same. it's still going to have that sort of glamour that i think we remember... fond memories of in the original. but it's going to be grittier, stories probably a bit darker. a thousand people queued for parts as extras this time around. the lucky ones joined islanders who had already won a place on the crew. i am an assistant directortrainee, but i usually do locations. so, it's quite nice to try a different department. i haven't done any proper work here, so it's a bit like my english kind of working and mixed with home and being around friends, seeing family, seeing people around, it's very weird. but what about the man who was ber

i'm damien trujillo, and remember, that qr code at the bottom of your screen is so that you can register to vote. it takes you directly to the secretary of state's office in california. you can register directly here on the show. no more excuses. latinos need to vote. on the show today, "comunidad del valle" exclusive for hispanic heritage month. today on the show, a sit down one on one interview with 49er's linebacker fred warner, otherwise known to some of us as federico ernesto warner. find out why on your "comunidad del valle." ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ damian: we begin with the san francisco latino film festival. they are back--lucho ramirez is back on the show with another couple of guests. at your bottom left with us is marta cross, a filmmaker, writer, and actress for the film titled "las tres sisters." and also with us is denisse prieto, producer of the film. welcome to the show, everybody. lucho ramirez: thank you, damian. damian: we'll start with you, lucho. you're back and better than ever. lucho: i hope so, better than ever. yeah, we're into season 16. we'll be in san francisco and berkeley,

let's go to damien who was listening in.— let's go to damien who was listening in. interesting. listening in. interesting. we had many of _ listening in. interesting. we had many of the _ listening in. interesting. we had many of the themes - listening in. interesting. we had many of the themes we | listening in. interesting. we - had many of the themes we have heard from tom tugendhat, his military service as you are saying. his roles in government that he has had. his international experience. so he is pitching on all of those. with me is one of his supporters,. i did not hear anything new, was there a news pitch you heard there? what anything new, was there a news pitch you heard there? what tom has shown _ pitch you heard there? what tom has shown is _ pitch you heard there? what tom has shown is how _ pitch you heard there? what tom has shown is how enthusiastic - has shown is how enthusiastic he is — has shown is how enthusiastic he is to— has shown is how enthusiastic he is to lead the country and the party _ he is to lead the country and the party. that is the sort of pe

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the appeals tribunal chairman damien moore said both officers did not lie, both officers did not lie, reinstated to the metropolitan police and they should receive back pay. a cruise ship that has been stranded in northern ireland forfour stranded in northern ireland for four months is finally set sail. the odyssey left belfast port on monday night, but only travelled a few miles because of concerns it might need to refuel. relieved passengers are now en route to france on the first leg of their world tour. our correspondent chris page sent this report. four months into its world tour, the odyssey had covered about 15 miles. after 17 weeks in belfast harbour, it dropped anchor here in belfast lough and the two and half days, its top speed was zero knots. but then the horn _ top speed was zero knots. elf then the horn sounded. we were in our room and heard it and then the message came across, we are leaving. cheering a christening ceremony confirmed it was time to cast off. i confirmed it was time to cast off. ., �* ~ ., off. i don't even know where we are going- _ off. i don't even kn

damien molony�*s screen credits include ripper street and suspects.philip glenister, aka dci gene hunt in the series life on mars. a thousand people queued for parts as extras this time around. the lucky ones joined islanders who had already won a place on the crew. i am an assistant director trainee, but i usually do locations, so it's quite nice to try a different department. i haven't done any proper work here, so it's a bit like my english kind of working and then mixed with home and being around friends, seeing family, seeing people around, it's very weird. but what about the man who was bergerac to millions? did he get a call? i got a lovely letter from them and they said, "well, would you come along and do a little cameo at the end and so on?" i thought, no, because that would get in the way of the actual production. it would destroy in some sense the integrity of the production, i thought. in any case, i'm too old and i'm retired and i've got to face up to that. the cast and writers of the reboot know they have a tough act to follow. we will h

aggravated rape and two of sexual abuse of children committed between 2000 and 2017. 0ur correspondent damient announced they have acquitted christian brueckner of these current charges. —— churches. he had been accused of five separate cases of rape and child abuse. this morning, judges said there is not enough evidence to say he is guilty. lots of the evidence in court with testimony from people who said they had heard things from christian brueckner and videos that witnesses said they had seen but have not been presented as evidence themselves. judges came to the conclusion there was no evidence linking christian brueckner to these five separate cases, but that does not mean that christian brueckner will be released because he is already in jail on another separate case, the rape of an american tourist almost 20 years ago in the same region where madeleine mccann went missing on the algarve. as things stand, christian brueckner will be in jail, things stand, christian brueckner will be injail, will remain behind bars, despite the acquittal of these five cases, will remain behind bars ordin

our correspondent damien mcguiness in berlin explained what happened in court.rape and child abuse. judges said this morning that there is not enough evidence to say that he is guilty of these charges. a lot of the evidence that was presented in court was testimonies from people who said that they had heard things from christian brueckner, and videos that witnesses said they had seen, but that have not been presented as evidence themselves. so, judges came to themselves. so, judges came to the conclusion that was no evidence linking christian brueckner to these five separate cases. that does not mean that christian brueckner will be released because he is already in jail on another separate case, that is the rape of an american tourist almost 20 years ago, in the same region where madeleine mccann went missing on the algarve. so, as things stand, christian brueckner will be in jail, so, as things stand, christian brueckner will be injail, will remain behind bars, despite the acquittal of these five cases, will remain behind bars until as ordinarily until septemb

a little joe damien, capital a mountain. that's because these right, the government has been dial dra 0 from reporting in the occupied westbank come from inside israel. once he's a israel saying, if anything about the ongoing siege or about this latest attack in the north of the strip nor and especially nothing so hell. and that's what we've seen throughout the past 20 or so days of that this immeasurable assaults on northern gaza. we haven't had commentary or explanation about the multitude of incidents where we saw a large civilian casualties about the siege of hospitals, about the attack and the harassment of journalists. what we have seen though, is pictures and posts by is really soldiers celebrating their actions in beth law here, ends up by the soldiers pausing and having fun as they burned down homes, ends up by the a and b flat here, posing in the homes of palestinians that they had displaced, celebrating their actions of literally ethnically cleansed in that area. but nothing in the way of official comments, except

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with that part of the story and the latest on the investigation, damien. well, janelle, this is one of those big taylor farms plants just outside of salinas. now, ag is a big industry here in the salinas valley. so whenever something like this happens, it sends shockwaves throughout the entire industry. agriculture is a $4 billion industry in monterey county, and taylor farms is one of the heavy hitters in the industry, growing and processing vegetables that are shipped throughout the world

like to invite you all to give a warm welcome to ken cuccinelli, joe grogan, morgan ortagus, and damienapplause] >> hi, everybody. so great to be here. i'm the washington bureau chief of the wall street journal. we are three weeks today from the election. it has been quite an election year. we had a candidate drop out after a debate. we have a new democratic candidate who didn't go through the primary process. we all know there have been two assassination attempts against president trump. ainst president trump. this has been an election year like no other but we are three weeks from the finish line. there has been so much focus on the election year that i don't think there has been enough conversation about what happens november 6 and january 20, when we will either have president trump or president harris leading us into the future. that's what we are here today to talk about. i have a great panel who played big roles in the first from trump administration across some of the most important issues in the country. i wanted to start this conversation with ken to talk about, what are the t

damien grammatical is, bbc news, westminster —— damien grammatical us.h, and avoid what he's described as the "destruction and suffering like we see in gaza." in a moment, we will speak to yolande knell injerusalem. first our middle east correspondent hugo bachega joins from beirut. hugo, a clear warning. how's it been received? yeah, nina, free your country from hezbollah was the message in english by the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the people of lebanon. now, as a former british intelligence chief said a few days ago, many people here in lebanon dislike hezbollah but they dislike israel more, so i don't think this message will resonate here. there is a long history of israeli violence here in lebanon, so i don't think a lot of people are paying attention to what the prior minister has to say. now obviously has beloved word has been weakened by these israeli air strikes. the leadership has been eliminated but the group hasn't been destroyed. and here in lebanon, his brother were is more than a militia, it is a political party with repre

however, no one, no our rugs you would never find no syrian, no job, damien, no lebanese would be in favor of what happened. and october, the 7th. we would never be, we are not me. we don't like i've talked to to like the is really oh with like the bottom see billions. it's the is there are it is or bombing civilians and civilian buildings. it's not the us. i am just on. i'm afraid we have run out of time. i pressed, yes, the one slipped. yes, cool, says scott, to discuss it smoked one or 2 or 10 years. this concept is 75 years for 75 years. and these are been given the public spending and people is really government sit on the table and do the you in resolution for the 2 state solution of the to border of negative 67. all of this uh october. so if it doesn't happen and all of this has happened, but it's really a bit jimmy not to know the best thing to and is there any signs they what they don't want to stay don't wanna do much of the part of the thing is they want to come up on the thing and i've, who's ever left, they want to come out. that's why the october 7 happens. chevy, the 5

i'm damien trujillo, and remember, that qr code at the bottom of your screen is so that you can register to vote. it takes you directly to the secretary of state's office in california. you can register directly here on the show. no more excuses. latinos need to vote. on the show today, "comunidad del valle" exclusive for hispanic heritage month. today on the show, a sit down one on one interview with 49er's linebacker fred warner, otherwise known to some of us as federico ernesto warner. find out why on your "comunidad del valle." ♪♪♪

reporter: damien is the lebanon emergency team leader for the international rescue committee that says the population is unable to meet its basic needs. >> people on the streets will say, we just need a roof. people who had a roof say we need water, food, mattress. >> are number of civilian casualties have been too high. reporter: even poor -- even before today u.s. officials objected to the size of the destruction. >> our resolution was possible. but it was rejected. the situation has escalated out of control as we feared that it could. reporter: israelis today remain focused on rockets and drones. more than 170 intercepted today including above the heads of mourners that took cover in a cemetery as a buried a man killed this last weekend by a hezbollah strike. and israel is preparing to strike iran for its unprecedented attack of 180 ballistic missiles on october the first. an israeli official tells the pbs news hour that the is really cabinet has not approved a response but a document posted online reveals u.s. spy satellites picked up indications that israel was preparing for drone

lauren thompson, who is the samuel heading damien and charles samuel, professor of early american history at mckendree university near saint louis. she also serves as the director of ethnic and gender studies as she's the author of a terrific book, which is what prompted me to invite her for this weekend for our theme the information war the book is called friendly enemies soldier throughout the american civil war. i wanted to make sure we had that experience of the everyday soldier the way they received and shared consume information during the war and dr. thompson is the perfect person to that part of the story. with us. and her lecture title today is holding correspondence with and giving intelligence to the enemy. how soldiers chad information across the lines let's give her a warm welcome to the podium. thank you. good good morning. i'm so excited to go first today so and it looks like rain is on the forecast for the day and what i can't think of a better way to spend a rainy spring than talking about civil war all day. so i'm very excited ed and as paul said this project is very nea

all about answer thanks, damien fahey, do. >> all right. it is 10 56 and a hotel chain is offering a dream job. get paid to travel the world and eat your way through it. how does that sound ramada by wyndham is launching a contest to find someone who will be their ceo or chief officer. the winner gets $10,000 to cover travel costs. plus $5,000 cash, of course, lodging will be free at the ramada locations on 5 continents. potential stops include sole dubai, belfast. >> sao paolo, honolulu. yeah, you can enter on when hotels dot com. i think they're gonna get a flood of people we're going to be doing weather remotely. that's a and you can watch from wherever you are around the world through our kron, 4 apps on various plat you when you don't have to, you know, to out of the bay well, hey, we are looking at a forecast that a lot of people are flying here for this weekend. and guess what? it's looking nice. seasonable. definitely not that he last weekend. when you stay. that's it for us on this friday. have a great fleet week weekend. we'll see

already serving a seven—year sentence for rape, and will stay injail for another year. 0ur reporter damien offences were not related to madeleine mccann — but could this affect the investigation into her disappearance almost 20 years ago? you are right, in theory it is not related, an unconnected case. we have three cases, the investigation into the disappearance of madeleine mccann, charges forwhich into the disappearance of madeleine mccann, charges for which he has beenjailed, rape charges. and then the case in which he was acquitted earlier today. the case in which he was acquitted earliertoday. i the case in which he was acquitted earlier today. i think the question about whether this case will affect the investigation into madeleine mccann�*s disappearance is what we asked prosecutors and they say there will be no impact. however, i think they are being confident because the timing of this, if he were found guilty of these five charges in total, he potentially would have remained injailand total, he potentially would have remained injail and another 15 remained in jail and another 15

is indeed when talking about 1600 kilometers and we don't think about it never give the crossings damien, a space and the standing above the rock, the a space because the problem says that way ahead of them and who is this done and outside their arms and they've all been new to us to your wall. therefore, standing outside the it rang and a space. it has many reasons because it's avoiding the dining hall any jet on the rain and directory, the avoiding the rain in the rock activated. you talking about s 300 and possibly the next 400 that are optimized for high on to, to an intersection and don't random detection and all that the plan to risk to bind it just in case they fall into the rain instead of trees is extremely complicated, but that is also looking for days this all to us and the refueling grains that you guys bring to them in these, in the last 48 hours. because they all know in the, in the history these and was in the plane to refuel this, not the objects that were involved in this stripe. and because of the, the time of me science would be talking about that, but should be de la

handle that problem and create community land trust we had where a land trust completes buy every god damien piece of prop for the sail in san francisco and put it in a land trust will work. >> borrow buy it all progress and poverty damn i got it all in. >> (laughter) and jackie. >> you know who doesn't want proposing three three is at people that put the arbitrary every year 1939 the real estate lobby renters groups up and down the state represent proposing three and trump commissioner ishmael i absolutely support proposing three i'm a renter. and the ambitious of rent control and lost people in san francisco should have to e it to live in buildings it is arbitrary and that's why we need to repeal costa-hawkins haujdz and proud to be supported by the tenants association and that represents thousand of different working class people of all backgrounds to support the tenants and making sure working class people can live here and not just a place for the wealthy. >> hymie. >> i'll say yes on three three i'm a renter and a bicker of rent control and i've probably that the i have a city job i kn

damien moloney�*s screen credits include ripper street and suspects. to the force and, you know, getting back into investigating crimes. so that's the same. it's still going to have that sort of glamour that i think, you know, we remember and have fond memories of in the original, but it's going to be grittier stories, probably a bit darker. 1,000 people queued for parts as extras this time round. the lucky ones joined islanders who had already won a place on the crew. i'm an assistant director trainee, but i usually do locations, so it's quite nice to try a different department. i haven't done any proper work here, so it's a bit like my english kind of working and then mixed with home and being around friends, seeing family, seeing people around. it's very weird. but what about the man who was bergerac to millions? did he get a call? i got a lovely letter from them and they said, "well, would you come along and do a little cameo at the end and so on?" and i thought, no, because that would get in the way of the actual production. it would destroy, in s

host: damien in osan shied -- oceanside, california, trump supporter.aller: yes, i would like to ask jessica what she thinks about demographic changes. it seems like harris'open ballot -- border so policy and her interview with telemundo seemed to indicate she was looking at a legal path but in nevada it seems like she is basically trying to buy voters. you come in and you get a path to citizenship and will eventually get to start voting. and the harris supporter that called, i wonder about her thoughts about the democratic policy is it a push for democratic -- demographic change in places like nevada? guest: with the demographics in nevada, a large percentage of voters, one in five registered voters who were born here and some were brought here when they were children. it is a very complicated issue. i have not seen her try to buy voters by bringing them in and making sure they become citizens in the next couple of weeks and getting them to vote for her. i have not seen that but the demographic is huge and both sides are doing their best to win those v

a guy called damien maloney and bergerac.ght back because, you know, we're sick of hard hitting real life dramas. we want a bit of countryside. >> yes, and nowhere is more beautiful than jersey, of coui'se. >> course. >> stunning. it would be terrific. >> jersey's tourism. well, it was last time around. i mean, no one had heard of jersey until bergerac. and then everyone went there and probably upset them a bit. >> i'm tired of it. i've heard of it. i seem to remember they used to show repeats on bbc one at lunchtime and then go into midsomer murders. >> he did? yeah. >> he did? yeah. >> you know, when he got his gong from the queen, she said to john nettles, mr nettles, i'm surprised there's anybody left to murder in midsummer. >> i mean, it's true. >> do you know the average murder hit in a midsummer murders in little village? >> five every episode? >> five every episode? >> well, how do i know that? but anyway, it's fine, right? >> jonathan. carol. thank you so much. we've got to go to news headlines. sophia wenzler taoise