>> anthony: danny trejo. >> gustavo: danny trejo.danny trejo would be the man. he'd be that guy. >> gustavo: machete. >> al madrigal: machete for president? >> anthony: i would totally vote for him. >> al madrigal: he's ancient. >> anthony: he looks good with his shirt off. donald trump can't say that, clinton can't say that. danny trejo still peeling that shirt off. >> anthony: he's the baddest dude in the history of badass. look up "badass" in the dictionary, it says "trejo, danny trejo." born in echo park in l.a, he spent much of his life in prison, including a stay in san quentin where he managed to straighten shit out join a 12-step program and rethink his life. he came out of the joint as a drug counselor. this lead directly, if unexpectedly, to a storied career in film. danny trejo is known and loved for iconic tough guy roles in such films as "heat", "from dusk till dawn", and "once upon a time in mexico." but he finally rose to action hero, leading-man status he always deserved playing machete. a character who grew out of th

danny kerry masterminded the shoot out success.ut two years on, he has abandoned thoughts of a title defence in tokyo and taken on an all new test with the gb man. defence in tokyo and taken on an all new test with the gb manlj defence in tokyo and taken on an all new test with the gb man. i think professionally, it is by far the ha rd est professionally, it is by far the hardest decision i have ever had to make. i have a huge amount of loyalty to a number of the players in the women's programme. i was really torn, but ultimately i think it is the right decision for myself personally and also for the programme i have left. and i really hope for the programme i have joined. you've spoken in the past, do you think they have this potential to defend her olympic title. does that belief remain regardless of who takes over? you are looking at enough players to medal again. i think critically those who have been medallist have got to find that motivation to go ha rd got to find that motivation to go hard again and i need done i think a ne

susie lee and republican candidate danny tarcanian go head-to-head in our debate. from your local election headquarters in las vegas, the congressional district debate starts now. >> welcome to our congressional district three debate between republican danny trankania and susie lee. isaar -- tarkanian making his sixth run for office. they both raised $50,000. and they have a campaign office and website. you can see the full list of svegasnow.com. withey will start questions for both candidates. they each have 60 seconds to answer. that is followed by a 32nd rebuttal for each candidate. when you're time is up, you will hear this bell. if either moderator asks a question, they will have 30 seconds to answer that as well. there are no opening statements. the anniversary of the october 1 shooting is less than two weeks away. it was a moment that brought las vegas together, but also put the debate about gun violence on the floor of america's minds. here is what each of you said after the october shooting. stocks,for banning bump reducing the size of magazines, and getti

bookmakers seemed to be everywhere for danny. seemed to be everywhere for danny. spent most of his 20sst in excess to £50,000. £50,000. at the moment, i have to live in my dad ‘s house. live in my dad ‘s house. don't have any material things to my name. any material things to my name. deposits to houses and cars but i'm starting from zero. danny tried to stop. stop. take hold, he could always find a new one willing to take his bet. new one willing to take his bet. until, that is, his bank out of his gambling funds at the source. gambling funds at the source. happening before the money evenly is the account. the account. people and not all of those were problem gamblers. problem gamblers. and ran a survey and asked people how they were using it. how they were using it. transactions on their account previously. previously. in gambling greeted transactions for these customers so it great impact. these customers so it great impact. the banks to reduce similar blocks for their customers. for their customers. blog can make an enormous difference. difference. not been able to control their sp

the question is the motivation. >> laura: danny? >> that's laughable. i commanded the oklahoma city bombing investigation. i was the victim of an ied. this guy had no intention of these things going off. this looks like a movie prop. then what is the purpose? i tend to believe that the purpose is not to hurt anybody. these things are not capable of injurying people. that's verified the technician that examined them. i think it's theatre and messaging. it's almost a joke. it's not a joke because we take it seriously. this is not a bomb. it doesn't have the components of's bomb. no bomber makes a bomb out of that pipe because it doesn't restrict the explosion and cause it to hurt people. it looks like a movie prop designed for theater. it's like a firebug that sets a fire. it's a message. i think that's what we will find out once the fbi and nypd resolve this thing. >> laura: danny, i was talking to a friend of mine who is always on the israeli message boards. he said the guys who do the stuff you guys do in israel, it's horrible and scarce people. -- sca

, we'll go right to you then danny. >> what we know so far, is that the federal government has taken jurisdiction over this, away from the commonwealth of pennsylvania, which is the state of pennsylvania. ordinarily, under federal law, the law presumes that the state will prosecute in cases of hate crimes. there are exceptions, however, if the state asks the federal government to prosecute or if the federal government believes that it is specially suited to handle this hate crime, that's an exception to the general rule that states are responsible in the first instance for prosecuting hate crimes such as this. in the federal system, there are a number of different kinds of hate crimes, several of which provide for a potential death penalty, depending on the circumstances. of course, pennsylvania also has the death penalty, but similar to federal law, or the federal system, no one's been put to death in pennsylvania for over two decades. it's not used very often. >> we do not know if the state made this request to the federal government or not. but we do know the federal government is

i reporter danny armstrong is in the capital of dagestan and they're all there preparing to meet the m.m.a. legend that the energy arena with thousands of devoted fans down a good i'll be on live i'm expecting a pretty special evening what that means atmosphere like that. ok i do apologize it's a fair distance and we have lost the line with danny but it is going to be an exciting giving hope that will get him back on live within the next fifteen minutes or so will certainly try to do. in the meantime on to other news now in the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o hasn't received the warmest of welcomes from this chinese counterparts on a visit to beijing the chinese foreign minister lashed out at the u.s. over the trade war between the two powers and against washington arming taiwan. the u.s. has also launched groundless attacks on china's domestic and foreign policy we believe all these have directly impacted the mutual trust of the two missions and cons to shadow over the future of china u.s. relations. with the two countries have been at loggerheads for some bumps now over issue

danny, what can you tell us. >> pete, we'll go right to you, danny. >> the federal government has taken jurisdiction over they away from the commonwealth of pennsylvania which is the state of pennsylvania. ordinarily under federal law, the law presumes that the state will prosecute in cases can of hate crimes. there are exceptions however. if the state asks the federal government to prosecute or if the federal government believes that it is especially suiteded to handle this hate crime, that's an exception to the general rule that states are responsible in the first instance for prosecuting hate crimes such as this. in the federal system, there are a number of different kinds of hate crimes, several of which provide for a potential death penalty depending on the circumstances. of course, pennsylvania also has the death penalty but similar to federal law or the federal system, no one's been put to death in pennsylvania for over of two decades. so it's not used very often. >> now, we do not know if the state made this request of the federal government or not. but we do know the federal go

danny, what is likely to happen here? how was he charged? was this a grand jury or a complaint from the fbi? how does this happen? >> this is almost surely a control complaint. all crimes ultimately must be charged by the grand jury or indicted by the grand jury in the federal system but when you arrest somebody, when the government arrests somebody prior to that they file an affidavit and a criminal complaint. because he's arrested outside the district that he's charged, the southern district of new york, he must have the appearance there in the southern district of florida and transported back to the southern district of new york. those worried about bail, although that's a presumption in the federal system, there's several factors here that almost guarantee that bail will not be probability or possibility for a suspect charged with what i expect to be serious crimes in the area of mailing non-mailable items and also expect use of a firearm in commission of a dangerous crime. >> because you pointed out that a bomb is considered a firearm.

joining me now is nbc legal analyst danny cevallos. how clear is it?ation will conclude. if he's still collaborating with special counsel, will this minimize the leverage he had over manafort? and how soon before they complete the process? >> it's never clear how long a defendant needs to cooperate because that information is wholly within the realm of the federal government and prosecutors. they do not like to be rushed when questions a witness. it would only occur when they have completed their investigation and the witness has completely cooperated. in the case of paul manafort, this is no ordinary cooperation. this is a white collar-type case and it's very broad. for the government, for being bamboozled is equally broad. not don't they have to debrief him and get all the information, they have to vet every single piece of information they get from him. for that reason, the federal government was ndoes not want t rushed. >> what does that tell you about his importance in the investigation? >> the fact that manafort has met with the government multip

i keep checking social media to see if danny cipriani has had some tantrum, but all i've discovered isis born last night. that is all he is giving away. what has he got to do? what he has to do is be called george ford or 0wen farrell! people talk about everything that comes with cipriani but it comes down to who eddiejones rates and george ford and owen farrell have been his men at fly— half farrell have been his men at fly—half for the last three years. especially with jones talking about farrell moving from inside centre to fly—half, it means cipriani got stung the pecking order. it is now farrell or ford and cipriani misses out. it is tough, he could be in the squad as third choice but eddie jones has said he is not a third choice player. it is harsh on him but it is a straight choice between ford and cipriani and eddiejones prefers george ford. england women play the usa, canada and ireland in their autumn series next month. they have named a squad of 28. in the new year, the rfu will award full time contracts to 28 players. here's the red roses head coach. 0bviously obviously we

danny savage, bbc news, lancashire. now on bbc news, sport today.oday, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: raheem sterling scores twice in the uefa nations league as england beat spain 3—2 in seville. we look into why athletes from the faroe islands are being refused the chance to represent their country on the biggest stage. and six sixes in an over but still not enough to win the game. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with uefa nations league football, and the news that spain's 100% record in the inaugural tournament has been brought to an end by england. gareth southgate's side were 3—2 winners in seville, the first time in their history that spain had conceded three goals at home in a competitive international match, with raheem sterling picking up two either side of a marcus rashford goal. watching on was our sports editor, dan roan.

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opposed just opened at seven o'clock this morning president danny was the first person to voters then gave a national address he thanked security forces for all their work for protecting the voting materials for being out here today when it is. it is just frankly dangerous because the taliban has to have threatened to attack a lot of these polling sites danny said though that voting is the juicy of all afghans and he wants to create create a sense of confidence to push that turn up push that turn up up the taliban those are very active this morning so there's already been an attack in dusty college district which is a northern to car province to car province is unstable last week we had a big tech there in an election rally an explosives laden motorbike blew up and killed twenty two people wounded thirty two more so that is an insecure district although in the last even just a few minutes we've had a myriad of tweets from the taliban spokesperson claiming a host of attacks on polling sites in a number of districts but we cannot confirm any of the him they also have been putting out st

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danny tried to stop.take hold, he could always find a new one willing to take is that until, that is, his bank cut off his gambling funds at the source. this new type of gambling block being offered by online banks like monzo and starling can spot any transaction with a betting company, whether at a shop on a mobile phone, and stop it from happening before the money leaves the recount. we've had about 25,000 people self exclude from gambling. not all those were problem gamblers. we ran a survey and asked people how they were using it. probably seven 8000 people did have a history of gambling and we saw gambling transactions on their account previously and we monitored their usage since and saw a 70% decline in gambling related transactions. with at least 430,000 problem gamblers right across britain, the royal college of psychiatrists is now calling on the five big high—street banks to introduce similar blocks for their customers. this type of gambling block can make an enormous difference. we see people

danny shaw, bbc news. case of a bakery whose christian owners refused to make a cake with a slogan supporting same—sex marriage. ashers baking company, in belfast, is appealing against a high courtjudgement that it had discriminated against the customer on the grounds of his sexuality. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: hurricane michael's set to make landfall on america's gulf coast within hours, bringing massive storm surges and winds approaching 200 kilometres an hour. the imf has warned of "dangerous udercurrents" in the global economy and said there's a real risk of another global financial crisis. most countries are failing to address the needs of the more than a billion people worldwide affected by mental health disorders, according to a major new report. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. if we start with with the washington post. it looks at the us ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, who has resigned a

danny tarkanian joins me now.s head no, no, no. >> that was an 8% margin of error. >> why is this stuff a close race? you lost by a fingernail the last time to jackie rosen. this is the district jackie rosen currently represents. she's running for the u.s. senate. why is this district so close? >> it's an evenly split district. the democrats have a 1% voter registration advantage. last election when i lost by 1%, there was 1.5% more democrats that voted. this race is going to come down to turnout. there's a lot of porelarizationn this district as there is across the country. >> a lot of people thought you were going to be a senate candidate. you and jackie rosen could have faced off a second time, this time higher up on the ballot. you chose not to run because president trump asked you not to run. are you comfortable with that decision? >> i was going to get in the congressional race and run against jackie rosen again. but i was recruited by the people that supported president trump to run against dean hellnick be

i want toin danny aa -- i want to bring in danny sa va sa alis and also danny balboni.e been in this position before. watching what unfolds after the point. walk us through what law enforcement is doing. >> and it begins with the tactics you don't stay outside, you go in. the most firepower that you can bring and eliminate the threat. you secure the scene. and then you go and try to help people who need assistance. and there is a lot of controversy as to what you do with individuals while there is still an active threat. you don't stop and take care of them. you are working through that now. but ems and now you see them with vests on. ems will go in with police and try to render assistance. and then once the threat has been eliminated, hopefully you've caught the individual, now the individuals are taken out, you usually leave everybody out there and it is about i'd if i -- it is about identification and then notification. and it is a very somber moment. but then begins the forensics as to who fired what weapon when. and there are many devices. you can use laser, scienc

danny tried to stop.enever his addiction would take hold, he could always find a new one willing to take his bet. until, that is, his bank cut off his gambling funds at the source. this new type of gambling block being offered by online banks like monzo and starling can spot any transaction a person might try to make with a betting company, whether at a shop on a mobile phone app and stop it from happening before the money leaves the recount. we've had about 25,000 people self—exclude from gambling. not all those were problem gamblers. we ran a survey and asked people how they were using it. probably 7—8,000 people did have a history of gambling and we saw gambling transactions on their account previously and we've monitored their usage since and saw a 70% decline in gambling—related transactions. so a really big impact. with at least a30,000 problem gamblers right across britain, the royal college of psychiatrists is now calling on the five big high—street banks to introduce similar blocks for their cust

lanka, but there's enough cricket for england to win the one—day series and in the headlines again — dannyis sent off, as gloucester lose to munster. good evening, lots coming up for you over the next half an hour but the premier league is back with a bang, a big win we will be in austin, texas. lewis hamilton could win that this weekend. the premier league is back with a bang this weekend. manchester city, a win too for liveropool, they are level pegging at the top, but the early kick—off saw jose mourinho make another return to stamford bridge. he though he was going to get his first win there with manchester united, they were 2—1 up deep into injury time but ross berkely scored the equaliser for the blues that sees them remain unbeaten this season. mourinho though, reacted to the chelsea celebrations on the touchline and had to be restrained by stewards but he played it down afterwards. jo currie reports. some familiar faces in a warm welcome, a return to stamford bridge for the man who delivered chelsea three premier league trophies. but times have changed. jose mourinho‘s man united s

is that healthy, danny? >> i do not think it's healthy.twitter and make fun of my own children than be involved in this little reality show we're watching right now. if you think about it, he has been more critical of people like alec baldwin and hamilton and me than he has with putin or -- >> kim jong un. >> kim jong un. or the saudis. and i think it's very dangerous. i think it's really a distraction. it's embarrassing. i always feel like -- i'm ama d amazed -- i walked around, oh, is this happening? is this the country? didn't like fdr sit in that chair at one point and inspire a nation? and now we have kanye. >> dropping the m.f. bomb in the most sacred space, in the oval office. >> i don't think you've seen that before. >> lastly, as i was confessing to you in commercial break, i am a mega, mega "modern family" fan. i've been with you guys since the very beginning. one of your show's co-creators says a significant character on "modern family" will die this season. dare i ask who? >> well, i'm going to announce it here right now. no, i

from san martin in el salvador, special correspondent danny gold reports. >> ( translated ): this is a memorial of the gang leader known as tiger who was killed about five or six months ago. who was he? he went from a local leader to a hit man, he basically ran the drug business in all of this territory. >> reporter: this man here put out a hit out to have you killed? >> ( translated ): he gave an order to kill me and other cops. >> reporter: in this rural area in the region of san martin the 18th street gang is in complete control. we're being shown around by the mayor of the nearby town of san josÉ guayabal, mauricio villanova. he's ford the gangs out of much of his community. but right here, just 10 miles f awaym his town, the gangs are still in charge. eagraffiti marking this ar as gang territory is everywhere. this is a memorial wall for the gang that controls this neighborhood. all of these gves represent dead gang members. despite hah crackdowns from law enforcemt el salvador's ngs are still growing, and killing. just five minutes away from the area we were in, with a heavy 18

danny shaw, bbc news, tower hamlets. and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: turkish police have completed their first search of the saudi consulate in istanbul, where they believe the journalist jamal hashoggi was murdered two weeks ago. prime minister theresa may calls for calm ahead of crucial brexit negotiations despite differences over the future of the irish border. the royal couple meghan and harry confirm they'll be parents in the spring. australians welcomed the happy news with a few special gifts. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with city am. they lead with finance chiefs deserting the saudi business summit as political tensions surrounding missing journalist jamal khashoggi rumble on. and on the front page of the guardian, the prime minister is in a race to rescue the brexit deal, says the paper, as theresa may admits talks with the eu have stalled ov

it is dividing us. >> laura: danny, russians!aughter ] >> well the russians make really good bombs. most people i dealt with in my career, they all made good bombs, too. this is not a bomb, it's a fake, it's a prop. and the motive, we'll find out. the fbi will find this guy. there's so much opportunities to collect evidence. and the fact that they have so many devices that are intact. they will take those devices apart and they will trace the components back to the guy who built it. >> laura: alright guys thank you so much. fascinating stuff. could this be the end of the line for lawyer to the porn stars michael avenatti? a blistering criminal referral against him feels handed to doj by senator chuck grassley. details next. >> ♪ . >> laura: a bombshell criminal referral dropped by the senate judiciary today calls for a criminal investigation into the allegations made by michael avenatti and julie swetnick. joining us ed henry. what is the latest tonight? >> more trouble for michael avenatti starting with the fact that chuck grass

first no england call up — now, no club matches for gloucester‘s danny cipriani.ek ban for his red card against munster. hello and thanks forjoining us. drought. what goal drought? mohamed salah scored twice to reach a half—century of liverpool goals in theirfour nil champions league win over red star belgrade at anfield tonight. jurgen klopp‘s side seemed to find their groove after some recent lacklustre performances, and the victory puts them top of group c, ahead of napoli and paris st. germain who drew 2—2 in the other group game. david domb reports. a trip to anfield in europe, a tough proposition for red star belgrade without any of their supporters. perhaps more daunting than normal. but due to a uefa ban on their travelling fans, that is what they faced as liverpool look to show their previous outing and napoli was to the blip. after a nervy opening, they soon had their authority. roberto firmino currently finishing offa roberto firmino currently finishing off a fine move. would have time on the horizon if, it was two. mo salah firing in his 49th in a live

and in the headlines again — danny cipriani is sent off, as gloucester lose to munster.evening, lots coming up for you over the next half an hour but the premier league is back with a bang, a big win for manchester city as they stay top of the table, details of that coming up but the early kick—off saw jose mourinho make another return to stamford bridge. though he was going to get his first win there with manchester united, they were 2—1 up deep into injury time but ross berkely scored the equaliser for the blues that sees them remain unbeaten this season. mourinho reacted to chelsea celebrations in the dugout and had to be restrained by stewards but he played it down afterwards. jo currie reports. some familiarfaces some familiar faces in a warm welcome, return to stamford bridge for the man who delivered chelsea three premier league trophies. but times have changed. does them a marina's man united site starting today and character equipment table. it didn't take long to see why. that's because the a header put the home side orfront. that's because the a header put the

danny savage is there for us. danny? says it is seeking guidance on how to achieve a zero emissions economy in waste doing it yea rs emissions economy in waste doing it years to come, but there is new way of the developing a fossil fuel is being developed here lancashire. in contrast, the company says there is huge demand for natural gas, it powers our boilers at home, and there will be demand for decades to come, but the protest is here today who were blocking the gate behind me until a few moments ago see the fracking here in lancashire is sending out the wrong message. waving placards, embedding arms into lumps of concrete, refusing to come down from scaffolding on top of a van which they chained themselves to. the fracking may have started again, but the protests haven't stopped. we have to stop using fossil fuels, and we need to stop now. i'm an old granny, right? but i have to be here, because it's going to affect our grandchildren, and we have to stop it. pamela sloan taught geography locally for more than a0 year

but there is no place for his club team—mate danny cipriani., eddie jones has been solving a puzzle for the pieces keep disappearing. eight of his 2016 grand slam winning team aren't available for the autumn internationals — the curious case of the vanishing englishmen. people used to say that in the early 2000s when we had a string of injuries, people would say, "the game's getting too tough, it's getting too physical." we go through these cycles and you have runs, for some reason — no one knows why it happens, science can't explain it — and it just happens, and it will rectify itself. just last night, jones lost another one. this time, through suspension. nathan hughes, the powerhouse number eight, banned for punching and then tweeting about it. he was supposed to take billy vunipola's place in the side. once a key player forjones, he broke his arm — 12 weeks out. england do have more players to choose from than any other rugby nation, and yet there's no place in the latest squad for danny cipriani, september's premiership player of the month

she shares the husband, danny. >> they are holding each other accountable, having fun at the same time. they did it the right thing. this is going to follow them the rest of their lives. their lives will be healthier and longer, as a result. >>> some people do stupid things, like this dude. here we are in ukraine. heading down the street as we watch this taxi approach the light, notice the driver completely blows it. yes, you see a child. you understand why this dad is upset. >> tried to kick at the car. it went through the pedestrian crossing. >> here is the stupid part. kicked at the taxi, dragging his son to the ground and suddenly, he's limping. >> oh, no. twisted his ankle going for the kick. >> he injured himself. now he's stopped in the middle of the road. >> it's a red light. you can understand why he is so angry. i would have been like -- >> yes, i think everybody understands the frustration. his reaction to all of it is stupid. >>> this dude in china is out on his motorcycle just enjoying the ride. he makes this turn. >> oh, no. >> dang. that was the boom of a crane swinging

coming up in the programme — news of a ban for danny cipriani after his dangerous tackle in the europeancockroft is already thinking about life after sport. we'll talk to the five—time paralympic champion next to a man who represented his country 61 times. and was also selected for the british and irish lions during a career that singled him out as one of the most notable and popular rugby players of his generation. both have helped him deal with being diagnosed with motor neurone disease, which he's been fighting for two years, raising awareness and money for his foundation in the process. and now he's written a book about his career and his current battle. he is, of course, doddie weir. commentator: .de we're there, that great lamp post in the middle of the line out for scotland. 647 of him. here he is doddie weir now. we already remember players of your hero through the prism of bill mclaren‘s commentary. hero through the prism of bill mclaren's commentary. the one and only bill mclaren. involved in the game for years. he was just fantastic. he had some fantastic sayings and i got qui

as danny mentioned, so many -- the u.s.gation, the united states investigation involves taking children across state lines, for instance, and i've had hundreds of clients through the years, hundreds of victims i've represented who were taken not only across state lines but to other countries. oh, the priest would say to the child let's go to rome and visit the vatican and he'd sexually abuse the child in the vatican and then bring him back to the united states. so we're seeing a whole different scenario here. children are taken from state to state to state by these predator priests. for instance, one priest i know of would take a child to various baseball parks around the country, and he'd abuse the child in seven or eight, nine different states, so the investigation by the united states government is going to show us a lot more, i believe. >> and to that point, danny, could this be just the first domino to fall, pennsylvania? >> it very well could be. it could get other state attorneys general to start investigating and co

danny works with him.ike zone fishing charter they run, and danny's pretty much emptied out the mexico beach ocean, if you will. he's a good fisherman. >> can you just tell us the area he lives in just in case somebody is hearing this somehow and it gets to get to the area, they can ask around? >> oh, yes. thank you so much. tracy lives in beacon hill which is at kaelin lane. i think that's about 4 miles of mexico beach. really close there still to mexico beach. >> and your brother was in that area with her? >> yes, they had decided to stay back and just ride it out. he had boarded up her windows, and, you know, he was confident that he could survive and so i am, too. i've got a lot of hope yet. >> well, lisa, i appreciate you being with us. if you could just stay with us for a moment, i want to go to miguel marquez who's in mexico beach. he was been trying to get the word out about people who got through storms and want their loved ones elsewhere to know it. miguel, explain where you are and what you've b

jon: let's bring in danny colson. jackie just talked about the fact that the synagogues are being secured around the country. is the possibility of a copycat attack first in the mind of fbi agents? >> absolutely. if you look at these types of situations, they tend to generate other situations. when you have a group of inadequate people trying to make a name for themselves. jewish people and israelis are always at the forefront of their minds. they should practice it and rehearse it, and armed security is not out of the question. i strongly recommend they protect themselves at all costs. jon: the president said that, he suggested an armed security guard could have stopped that before it got too bad. he's taking heat for that, but it sounds like you agree. >> certainly i agree. these guys are cowards. he came in and engaged people who were unarmed and worshiping peacefully inside. when the place came he ran and hid inside. he's going to run away. he had a better chance fighting and begging or hiding. i agree with the pr

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there is no place for danny cipriani the —— danny cipriani in england's squad.er six years of denial. i will be back with more on those stories shortly. the aftermath of that summit in brussels, we have heard from french president emmanuel macron, who says it is now up to the british prime minister theresa may to come up with new exit solutions. he said that brexit is now a british political issue and a political issue in britain, and no longer a technical one. so that the latest from president macron, and the various leaders have been talking, as you will have heard. we heard from angela merkel who said, while there is well, there is a way. we heard from jean—claude juncker as well, saying that no deal would be dangerous. he thought that a deal be done. and president macron of france saying that the brexit issue is now a british political issue and no longer a technical one. and we were hearing from all correspondence in brussels that so much of the brexit agreement has been agreed, something like 95%, but still keep issues to do with the northern ireland backs

studios in las vegasthe now.e starts >> welcome to our congressional istrict three debate between danny tarkanian and suzie lee. i will be the and moderators. anny tarkanian is businessman making sixth run for office and suzie lee running for the second time. we want to extend thank you to both for agreeing to the debate. criteria, raising from nevadans 0 a website. the format for the debate include questions for candidates individual questions for each candidate and closing statements. e're going to start with questions for both candidates, each have 60 seconds to answer, a 30-second rebuttal for each candidate. hen time is up, you will hear this bell. if either moderator asks follow-up question, candidates seconds to answer that, as well. no opening statements, so let's jump into it. anniversary of the october 1 shooting is less than two weeks moment that brought las put debate her and about guns on the forefront. you have different ideas how to violence. here is what each of you said after the october 1 shooting. banning bump stocks, reducing size of magazines and most importantly, g

. >> welcome to the congressional debate between republican danny tarkanian and democrat susie lee. patrick walker and i will be the moderators. >> attorney and businessman making his sixth run for office and philanthropist and businesswoman susie lee is running for the second time. we want to extend a big thank you for agreeing. they both met that criteria that includes raising and a website you can see the full list of criteria on las vegas.com. the formats will include questions for both candidates to answer. individual questions for each candidate and closing statements. >> we will start with questions for both candidates. each of 60 seconds to answer and that is followed by a 32nd rebuttal for each candidate. when your time is up, you will hear this though. if either moderator asks a follow-up question, the candidates will have 30 seconds to answer that as well. there are no opening statements, so let's jump right in. the anniversary of the october 1 shooting is less than two weeks away. it was a moment that las vegas was brought together and also put the debate about gun viole

danny macatee: well, he was-- seamus o'donnell: brake lights. it was brake lights in a tree. announcer: paramedic seamus o'donnell and danny macatee's job was to keep nico alive until firefighters could get him out. female: we rarely have ed.on announcer: but freeing nico turned out to be so much harder than rescue captain beth kidrow expected. beth: it was just completely mangled and he was part of that. you know, he was entangled in it, embedded in the car. announcer: for more than two hours, every technique in the manual was tried to get nico out. each and every one failed. concern was growing that nico would not get out of this car alive. a call was placed to san francisco general for a surgeon to come and do a field amputation. beth: there was just a moment where, you know, i stood up and took a deep breath and looked at everyone and said, "come on, guys, i'm out of ideas. like what else?" bob postel: i really don't know what made it come to me like that. announcer: it was division chief bob postel who came up with the what else. looking ar

two weeks after being left out of eddiejones's england training squad, danny cipriani has been namedt and resisting arrest on a pre—season tour injersey in august, butjones said he picked other players ahead of him purely based on form. the first of super league's play—off semi finals takes place tonight — super league winners st helens host warrington wolves, and then tomorrow, the second semi—final sees wigan take on castleford. earlier i caught up with our rugby league correspondent dave woods to find out whether, after dominating the league, st helen's are favourites to reach the grand final tonight. they will be favourites and they should be. and throughout the season they have been the best team without a shadow of doubt. the last few weeks at the top eight, they have had nothing to play for, it has been a bit ofa had nothing to play for, it has been a bit of a phoney war and they might have lost a bit of form. but we have seen them regaining a bit of that, and then barbara looks like he's back at the top of his game. so they will start favourites. ringtone have lost three time

danny said he tried to buy the business, but they couldn't agree on a price. so now. >> for the moment, again, we're being forced to leave. >> reporter: he has until 6:00 a.m. wednesday morning to clear out. customers are shaken. >> i don't understand. why would they want to close something so valuable to the neighborhood? >> my brother worked here with the original owner before i was even born. so i really have been eating la victoria bread all my life. >> it's a sad, sad day for me. >> reporter: danny says there may be hope. he has found another location where he will bake goods in the la victoria tradition. meanwhile all bakery goods are half off. >> i found out they are going to be able to sell online, so at least we will be able to purchase, but we will miss the building and our visits here. >> reporter: while he explains the closing at this location is a complicated situation, he tells us the baking will go on. but one thing is clear. by this time tomorrow, all of this must be out of here. in san francisco don ford, kpix 5. >>> san francisco is known as

. >> danny, i give you the final word. >> one last point. we had a rough week.re were a lot of groups that were beaten up today was a huge bounce day. it wasn't that impressive. it doesn't follow through on monday i think the market will have real problems. this is not something i want to press a short. a group that acted poorly and precedent the lows give it room let's see monday afternoon if it doesn't feel like a great two-day bounce you put the trade on. >> good stuff. now from semis to streaming, netflix shares soaring after a brutal sell-off. the stock bouncing off key support after citigroup upgraded the streaming giant to a buy this morning despite today's move netflix shares still down nearly 20% from the june high how should you play it into earnings next week who has the answer but the chartmaster? break it down, carter. >> i'm not sure i have the answer i'm going to try to give an answer or an answer rather than the answer one thing i would say optically there is a risk is that this is something of a head and shoulders top. let's move forward to take

. >> danny give you the final word here >> yeah, i would make one last point. we had a rough week. there was a lot of groups that got beaten up. today was a huge bounce day. but it wasn't that impressive. i mean, you know, if it doesn't follow through on monday, i think the market will have real problems this is not something i want to press as short, a group acted poorly and press at lows let's give it room, see monday afternoon. if it doesn't feel like a great, great bounce, a two-day bounce that's when you put it on. >> good stuff np now from semiof to streaming netflix soaring after a brulgts selloff. up 6% bouncing after key potter. after citi group upgraded the giant to a buy this morning despite the move though. netflix shares still down nearly 20% from the june high so how should you play it into earnings next week who has the answer but the chart master break it down for us carter. >> well i'm not sure i have the answer but i'm going to try to give an answer or a answer rather than the answer a couple of things, one thing i would say at optically there is a risk is that so

danny shaw, bbc news.r stadium for people wishing to pay their respects to those who died in the helicopter crash on saturday. the club's chairman and four other people were killed when the aircraft came down moments after taking off from the pitch. the lawyer for a man accused of murdering two nine—year—old girls has pointed the finger at one of theirfathers, saying police spent 32 years building a case against the wrong man. former roofer russell bishop is on trial for the second time for the 1986 murders of karen hadaway and nicola fellows. 0ur correspondent richard lister is at the old bailey. richard? sophie, the qc spent some time this morning telling thejury sophie, the qc spent some time this morning telling the jury about how he would defend russell bishop over the course of the trial, making clear there is only one person on trial for these clear there is only one person on trialfor these murders, russell bishop. but he said the law allows him to point out any facts which might implicate someone

danny savage, bbc news, liverpool.vered the money in pieces in the home's shredder and found the culprit was their 2—year—old son. ben and jackee belnap had been saving money to pay back ben's parents for the football season tickets, but were left searching the home when it disappeared over the weekend. he helped me shred all of our bills 01’ he helped me shred all of our bills or things that we don't want, like, things we want shredded. so we normally turn the shredder off, but i must have left it on. most people said their child drew crayon on the wall or something. i never heard of a kid, you know, shredding a grand. there is some hope for the couple though. they've spoken with the us department of treasury, and they may be able to get some or even all of the money back. the process could take up to two years. as for their toddler, he'll be banned from using the shredder. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello. some of us will have good weather on saturday, for others it is not going to be quite so

eight new players, no danny cipriani.e england rugby union coach has picked his squad for the autumn internationals next month. lots of changes, as patrick gearey reports. a yearfrom a year from the world cup eddie jones has been solving the puzzle with it teaches keep disappearing. aid of a 26 grand slam winning team are not available for the autumn internationals. we had a string of injuries and people were saying the game is getting to physical but you go through these cycles and you never know why it happens. itjust happens and it will rectify itself. last nightjones lost another one. nathan hughes the powerhouse number eight is banned for punching them tweeting about it. he was supposed to ta ke tweeting about it. he was supposed to take billy vunipola's place in the side. he broke his arm and is 12 weeks out. england have more players to choose from from any other rugby nation but still a place for danny cipriani. a controversial call a controversial character and after year of indifferent results focuses on the man