in particular seeing a rise of almost a third thanks in part the new thrillers from authors like dan brownill value the printed word. —— books. publishers have invented huge amounts of time, effort, resource into making sure that books are still really attractive, that we want to buy them, and also they limit us very much to giving gifts as well. is the third year in a row that physical book sales have increased. while over the same period, digital book sales have decreased, demonstrating that for the time being, fears from some that the books might soon replace traditional book appear to be unfounded. the income from audio books rose by 25%, but the biggest inhibitor to the latest record—breaking figures as international trade. —— ebooks. record—breaking figures as internationaltrade. —— ebooks. most of the british publishing industry's income, some 60% comes from overseas. physical book sales to austral asia are a 1a%, while sales to the rest of europe, the industry's is market, have increased toa industry's is market, have increased to a figure approaching £0.5 billion. that story and m

particular seeing a big rise of almost a third, thanks in part to new thrillers from authors like dan brownnted word. publishers have invested a huge amount of time, effort and resource making sure that books are still really attractive, that people want to buy them, and also obviously they themselves very much to gifts as well. it's the third year in a row that sales of physical books have increased, while at the same time sales of digital books have decreased. demonstrating that fears from some that e—books might soon replace traditional books are unfounded. for the time being. i just like having something to hold, really. i don't know, it's nice when you can, like, i don't know, like feel the paper, you have something physical. i'm not into modern technology, and certainly not kindle. it's not the same. this is something nice about looking at your book shelf, and then seeing all your favourite books on there. this is for my grand daughter, so, you know, this isjust the kind of thing i like to do with her. the income from audio books rose by 25%, but the biggest contributor to the latest

particular seeing a big rise of almost a third, thanks in part to new thrillers from authors like dan brownof time, effort, and resource into making sure that books are still really attractive, that people want to buy them, and also, that obviously they lend themselves very much to giving as gifts, as well. it is the third year in a row that physical book sales have increased, while over the same period digital book sales have decreased, demonstrating that for the time being, fears from some that ebooks might soon replace traditional books appear to be unfounded. the income from audiobooks rose by 25%. but the biggest contributor to the latest record—breaking figures is international trade. most of the british publishing industry's income, some 60%, comes from overseas. physical book sales to australasia are up by 1a%, while sales to the rest of europe, the industry's biggest market, have increased to a figure approaching half a billion pounds. lizo mzimba, bbc news. ina in a moment we will have the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news. the new brexit secretary travels to brus

particular seeing a big rise, of almost a third, thanks in part to new thrillers from authors like dan browneaders fundamentally still value the printed word. publishers have invested a huge amount of time, effort, and resource into making sure that books are still really attractive, that people want to buy them, and also obviously they lend themselves very much to giving as gifts, as well. it is the third year in a row that physical book sales have increased, while over the same period digital book sales have decreased, demonstrating that for the time being, fears from some that e—books might soon replace traditional books appear to be unfounded. the income from audiobooks rose by 25%. but the biggest contributor to the latest record—breaking figures is international trade. most of the british publishing industry's income, some 60%, comes from overseas. physical book sales to australasia are up by 1a%, while sales to the rest of europe, the industry's biggest market, have increased to a figure approaching £500 million. lizo mzimba, bbc news. nothing beats picking up an actual bookin nothing

it is interesting because you can write a book about catholicism is christianity like my friend dan brown did with the da vinci code and you can do a broadway play about mormonism and don't have to worry about death threats and things like this but islam is interesting in that there are some very serious defenders of that faith the don't want to criticize. .. wrote a great piece in the "huffington post" back kind of winter been the killing of -- in amsterdam and all he had to go on the run and she was on it. sam harris wrote this great piece on the "huffington post" called l it was all about how we hampered the work of muslim reformers and people who are looking to advance their religion we don't do that faith a service if we are apologist for them. that was part of the thing that i found interesting in the lastarar patriot. i wasn't jimmy carter. with the iran hostage crisis. the idea that jefferson might have been may have been onto a missing chaptert' from the koran and now this becomes irrelevant today. relevant today. it was just kind of a fun thing to do. this is a quote from a rece

particular seeing a big rise, of almost a third, thanks in part to new thrillers from authors like dan brownri lapena. readers fundamentally still value the printed word. publishers have invested a huge amount of time, effort, and resource into making sure that books are still really attractive, that people want to buy them, and also, that obviously they lend themselves very much to giving as gifts, as well. it is the third year in a row that physical book sales have increased, while over the same period digital book sales have decreased, demonstrating that for the time being, fears from some that ebooks might soon replace traditional books appear to be unfounded. the income from audiobooks rose by 25%, but the biggest contributor to the latest record—breaking figures is international trade. most of the british publishing industry's income, some 60%, comes from overseas. physical book sales to australasia are up 1a%, while sales to the rest of europe, the industry's biggest market, have increased to a figure approaching almost £500 million. lizo mzimba, bbc news. if you are setting off to wo

it's interesting because you can write a book about catholicism and christianity, like my friend dan brown did with da vinci code, and you can do approximately about mormonism and she does worry about getting death threats and things like this. but islamicists, it's interesting, in that there are some very serious defenders of the faith that don't even want to criticize. sam harris wrote a great piece in the "huffington post" back kind of winter been the killing of -- in amsterdam and all he had to go on the run and she was on it. sam harris wrote this great piece on the "huffington post" called losing our spines to save our next and is all about how we hamper the work of muslim reformers, people are looking to advance the religion and be able to do like guys like -- trying to help separate mosque and state and that we don't do that faith asserts if we're we apolt for them instead of helping shine more light on the heirs where those cracks. that was part of the things-interesting in "the last patriot" and also tied in with thomas jefferson. thomas jefferson, whose virtues present the wage

particular seeing a big rise of almost a third, thanks in part to new thrillers from authors like dan brownok shelf, and then seeing all your favourite books on there. this is for my grand daughter, so, you know, this i5ju5t the kind of thing i like to do with her. the income from audio books rose by 25%, but the biggest contributor to the latest record—breaking figures is international trade. most of the british publishing industry‘s income, some 60%, comes from overseas. physical book sales to australasia are up 14%, while sales to the rest of europe, the industry‘s biggest market, have increased to a figure approaching half a billion. lizo mzimba, bbc news. the race is on to develop the first flying car — aston martin has a prototype in development, and now a company called kitty hawk, which is owned by the founder of google larry page, has developed a version. it‘s taking pre—orders for its model and our north america techonology reporter dave lee has been to see one in las vegas. so here it is, the kitty hawk flyer, i‘m sitting in it right now. it‘s very simple in here — just two contr

prosecutors dan kalasha and scott brown had been assigned to the case. you couldn't say for sure and the medical examiner couldn't say for sure, that makes this a bigger mountain to climb, doesn't it? >> this is a difficult case based upon the evidence. it doesn't mean that it didn't need to be prosecuted. just because we have an undetermined call doesn't mean we don't push forward. >> so they asked a different medical examiner to look at the case. a south dakota pathologist, dr. brad randall. >> and dr. randall gave an opinion of the injuries suggestive of a struggle, and ruled it a homicide. >> homicide. and there was only one suspect. in april of 2013, 15 months after emily died, alex fazzino was arrested and charged with his wife's murder. >> they said you're under arrest. and i was in complete shock. when you're innocent, you don't think it can happen. you think, they're going to come to their senses. they're going to see it. but no. >> he spent three weeks in jail before being released on bond. >> the truth will come out. >> alex's sister marguerit

prosecutors dan kalasha and scott brown had been assigned to the case.t say for sure and the medical examiner couldn't say for sure, that makes this a bigger mountain to climb, doesn't it? >> this is a difficult case based upon the evidence. it doesn't mean that it didn't need to be prosecuted. just because we have an undetermined call doesn't mean we don't push forward. >> so they asked a different medical examiner to look at the case. a south dakota pathologist, dr. brad randall. >> and dr. randall gave an opinion of the injuries suggestive of a struggle, and ruled it a homicide. >> homicide. and there was only one suspect. in april of 2013, 15 months after emily died, alex fazzino was arrested and charged with his wife's murder. >> they said you're under arrest. and i was in complete shock. when you're innocent, you don't think it can happen. you think, they're going to come to their senses. they're going to see it. but no. >> he spent three weeks in jail before being released on bond. >> the truth will come out. >> alex's sister marguerite says her b

dan and alma are off tonight. jerry brown has declared a state of emergency after a growing wildfire to close california's border near oregon. really far up north. and flames jumped across i-5 in siskiyou county this afternoon. it broke out at 12:30. it's already burned 12,000 acres. highway patrol officers abandoned a roadblock as flames raced toward them. fire crews from marin county are headed there after battling fires close to home. redding and the fire area are full. firefighters believe their job may get harder battling the county fire as the weekend approaches and the forecast calls for hotter, dryer weather. this map gives you a comparison of how much area the county fire has burned near yolo and napa counties. on the left that is the fire area in red. that will cover from the northern tip of san francisco if it were here in the bay area all the way to belmont now on the peninsula. flames have now charred 88,000 acr acres or 137 square miles. it is 33% contained. 3,400 firefighters are on lines. >> a navy seal died i

co-founder and editor of risk reversal dan nathan and josh brown, ceo of wealth management.cnbc contributors. josh, to you first, let's walk through this. because first of all, steve mnuchin is saying he's considering doing this. obviously it would go through congress. if not, they'd consider other measures. they'd use an executive order to do this. when at the end of the day they've had the massive corporate tax cuts. we don't yet know if they're trickling down. wages are not going up. the treasury department is at a position when they're coming out of a bigger hole because amount of money we have from corporations is low. what would be the rationale for the american people to do this? >> historically, it's not common to see two things. number one, a massive tax cut proposal coming less than a year after the prior massive tax cut proposal. and second, we're nine years into an economic expansion. so this kind of fiscal policy is absolutely unheard of. you really can't find an example of it. i understand why they're talking about doing it. it's been a dream of the party for 3

national park service is three practices include using eight to kill black and brown bears, killing black bears in been -- in dan's using dogs, killing caribou in motorboats and other things. those were banned by the obama administration and the trump administration proposed reinstating those tactics. the open comments or was originally scheduled to file -- was really scheduled to and on monday, but has been extended to september. there is clearly a lot of public interest. host: we have divided the lines regionally, if you live in the eastern or central part of the , on the (202) 748-8000 ,ountainside, (202) 748-8001 and if you're from alaska for independents -- and if you're from alaska (202) 748-8002. we spoke with jim adams at the national parks conservation association and here is what he had to say about these hunting restrictions. >> the state of alaska has been engaged in an escalating twenty-year effort to restore populations across much of the state, these extreme sports hunting methods are just the most extreme version of it. the problem is that the state is aiming to turn 20 million acres of our nationa

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clever ideas, abc's travel and lifestyle editor, genevieve shaw brown, author of "the happiest mom you know." good morning. >> good morning, danincredibly important to get kids active. how do we do it? >> you don't want them actually becoming part of the sofa this summer, right? one great way and easy way is to get them interested in yoga from an early age. it gets them moving and it's so much fun they don't even realize they're exercising. i happen to love abc yoga for kids. it's a book and also a website. 26 poses corresponding with the 26 letters of the alphabet. "b" for butterfly, "g" for grasshopper. a lot of fun. they have a free download of a shorter version available on the website. >> when i was a kid my parents were hippies and made me go to yoga class and the teacher didn't like that i was wearing jeans. and she made me take them off and do sun salutations in my tighty whities. i hated yoga ever since. >> do we have photos? >> no, we do not. there are tricks to get kids to exercise. >> no kid is ever going to say no to a scavenger hint. i like to do them timed. it really gets them running. a beach theme is fun. a pa

dan sharing a snap from the first scene. see sterling k brown as randal. summed it up. "this is us." season three september 25th. >>> beyonce, this interesting, currently on tour with jay >>> speculating they may be pregnant again. always speculating that. >> just report the pop star. >> performing the song bonnie and collide. hand on the belly. give it a slight little rub. smiling at the audience. walking away. you might remember she's doing -- is this teasing her fourth kid. i don't know. >> does look like when she did that. >> 2011 video music awards when she revealed. >> cute thing. >> well no, i didn't think so, but i see what people are saying. >> we've reached out to beyonce. i like that craig said preggers. >> shows over. i don't know. >>> finally selena gomez like you've never seen her before. five years old. talking on the phone about a homework assignment. she was, let's say, not happy about it. take a look. >> i have to do all this stuff again. i have to do it by myself. uh-huh. teacher said i got to do work. i don't want to be crazy. you got t

kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ our very best to our news director, dans last day at kpix 5. >>> finally tonight, we want to take a moment and wish our very best to our news director dan resin hunter to >> today was his last day here at kpix5, he's retiring after leading a newsroom for 18 years, that's a record in bay area tv news. >> he encouraged everybody here to cover bay area news, sports, weather, whatever it is, with the highest of journalistic standards, and that will be his legacy here at kpix5. >> dan, congratulations on an credible career, and happy trails. >> have a great weekend, everybody. captioning sponsored by cbs >> the president's lawyer rudy giuliani is now suggesting that the president should sit for an interview with bob mueller. giuliani told "the washington post," "i guess i'd rather do the interview if it gets it over with." >> before we get started, let me just say this: there was no collusion with russia other than my son don who was promised information on hillary clinton and he was told word came from russia and he said i love

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dan fogleman sharing a snap from the first scene.te can you seeing k. browntheless. >> he's not crying. >> they are having fun. shooting.began they were taking part in the new summer craze, it's drake's "in my feelings" dance challenge. chrissy metz said this summed it up. "this is us." season three september 25th. >>> beyonce, this interesting, curroutly on with jay z. recent show in italy fans speculating she could be pregnant again. >> they are always reporting that. >> i'm just reporting. at the very end, place a hand on her belly give it a rub. smiling at the audienceefe smiling at the audience and walking away. kid?his teasing her fourth i don't know. >> only reason, when she did that. >> looked like the music awards. >> sounds like you think she's preggers. >> we've reached out to beyonce for comment. >> prego. >> it was alsolate maybe she was a little hungry, like pizza would be good right w. show is over. i don't know. finally selena gomez like you've never seen before. yesterday her mother shared an old video on instagram. five years old talking to

national park service is three practices include using eight to kill black and brown bears, killing black bears in been -- in dan'sing dogs, killing caribou in motorboats and other things. those were banned by the obama administration and the trump administration proposed reinstating those tactics. the open comments or was originally scheduled to file -- was really scheduled to and on monday, but has been extended to september. there is clearly a lot of public interest. host: we have divided the lines regionally, if you live in the eastern or central part of the , on the (202) 748-8000 ,ountainside, (202) 748-8001 and if you're from alaska for independents -- and if you're from alaska (202) 748-8002. we spoke with jim adams at the national parks conservation association and here is what he had to say about these hunting restrictions. >> the state of alaska has been engaged in an escalating twenty-year effort to restore populations across much of the state, these extreme sports hunting methods are just the most extreme version of it. the problem is that the state is aiming to turn 20 million acres of our national p

my parents, dave and pat as senator brown mentioned are from cleveland, ohio. my older brothers, dave and dan and their families have travelled from connecticut. my older brother matt and his family are watching online. i'm incredibly lucky to have an amazing family who has encouraged me in every endeavor and have taught me that hard work and dedication, with that, everything is possible in this country of ours. i'm also especially grateful for their steadfast support. as i have followed my call to public service and pursued a career serving the american people. my love for our country, its ideals and promise drives my commitment to public service. it sparked my interest in my university summer internship program where i worked for my hometown congressman, senator brown. it inspired my decision to join the peace corps and serve for two years overseas teaching in the former soviet union. there i saw firsthand the devastating impact of communism, the economic consequences of central planning and the absence of free markets and the rule of law. following the attacks of september 11th, 2001, i fe

dan ryan expressway built in the 1960s to segregate white and black communities. >> what just happened is the people in chicago just won today. black, white and brownhey want to help me with this violence and i'm all for it. at the end of the day, we all have an obligation. >> there's been 1100 shootings in chicago since january. >>> a former basketball player for ucla and the sacramento kings has died following an ex exchange of gun fire in los angeles. tyler honey cut barricaded himself inside a home. when officers aryed he shot at them and police then returned fire. it's not clear whether he shot himself or if he was killed by officers. no police were hurt in the confrontation. honey cut played in ucla and spent two seasons with the sacramento kings. >>> time is 8:38 soccer fans in england on cloud nine this morning. [ cheering and applause ] the reaction from london following england's victory saturday at the fifa world cup. ek land beat sweden 2-0 and facing croatia on wednesday. >>> that's the reaction in croatia, just as loud when they won their match against russia. this is their best result since placing third in the world cup in 1998. you