, that, that smells good. >> darren: yeah. >> anthony: darren woke early and hit the hotel kitchen towait, wait, wait. all righty. >> anthony: oh yes. it's not bad. it's not bad at all. >> darren: okay, nice summery drink. >> anthony: the lychee makes it. >> darren: the lychee makes it, yeah. >> anthony: what are we calling this? >> darren: um -- >> anthony: the golden lemur would be good. >> darren: the golden lemur. ♪ >> anthony: flashes of everyday life. the struggle to live, to eat, viewed from a moving train, then gone. >> darren: in its plumes of different areas of madagascar burning. everywhere you can see. >> anthony: after seven hours or so -- >> darren: yeah, we're coming into a town. >> anthony: the imperatives of food, any food, become more urgent. this is it, this is the food stop. i'm starving. >> darren: i am so with you. look this kid's wearing a banana like yamaka. >> anthony: the wonderland of fresh papaya salads along with tasty train station treats we were told would be here. well, it's somewhat sub-optimal. >> darren: little did i know there would be a feeding fre

that's what happened with darren.e came in, worked his butt off and he's still working his butt off. we found more and more for him to do. we createdos in mind and have been able to grow our own company while darren has grown within our own company. >> darren, yours is really a success story, isn't it? >> yeah, well, i just thank god for the country. you know, cullen and union kitchen. it is one other guy that came through the program with me, we were both able to excel with leadership skills from union kitchen and working with cullen and also with dds services. i think people with disabilities can do anything they want to do, you know, when they put their mind forward to it. i thank god for businesses like union kitchen and dds services where they provide an outlet for us to come through and to get a job and to sustain a job. >> andrew, he makes an excellent point. but employers sometimes are, i guess, concerned maybe they can't afford it, and then there's the culture that also has to be adjusted. can you talk about

thank you, darren.from darren injust a few getting another forecast from darren in just a few minutes. he will run u psta i rs in just a few minutes. he will run upstairs and give us that at half—past. the year's biggest literary prize, the man booker award, will be revealed next week. between now and then we'll be previewing the six—shortlisted titles here on bbc news. our look at the would—be prize winners continues today with emily fridlund discussing herfiction debut "history of wolves"— in which a young girl, growing up in an isolated community experiences a shocking coming of age. this book takes the voice of an aduu this book takes the voice of an adult woman looking back on important events in her life. she is remembering when she became a baby—sitter for a family remembering when she became a ba by—sitter for a family that remembering when she became a baby—sitter for a family that moved in across the lake from where she lived. she senses something is not quite right in that household. but does

you were on with representative darren soto. [inaudible] yes, sir. i'm kind of embarrassed about the news media and the white christians that allow this to happen. i am back in 1978, and the tent city team spirit leader there, in korea, we moved 58,000 people in four days, had to be notified.ha they came from the puerto rico, not puerto rico but the philippines into korea to remove them with all the equipment inmo the country with no problem.gue: >> guest: i can tell you the positive thing is that we got a lot of nonprofits including of all face down there, but that's the real point, you hit on the head, richard, that we needed an overwhelming humanitarian response, military assets like helicopters, like floating hospitals. we are finally getting the u.s. comfort have the. in certain areas trucks can go to but other areas they can. that's my concern is we have literally invaded other countries quickly that we've gotten our federal assets down to puerto rico. we felt that as you pointed out over in the asian rim and that's why think we can do better.

>> our darren hayes is live at nats park. >> reporter: this win will mean everything. we talk about this all the time. since i moved to the city, there's been a lot of bitter fans. it's been a long road for every professional team in this city, but if we're just looking at the nationals, you look back at 2012, the cardinals game. 2014, the giants. last season against the dodgers. they were so close, but couldn't get it done. there was a lot of negative energy going into this postseason, like the nationals are going to let us down again. if they can close out this ri their favor. if they can get this done, it will be huge for the city of d.c. >> okay darren, you posted video on twitter. you covered the rangers winning a playoff series. what was that like? we're hoping to duplicate that here. >> reporter: let me say this. you need these. goggles. the champagne, it is one of the greatest experiences in the world, they're popping the champagne. this protects your eyes, because the champagne burns. the fans love it, the media loves it. you get wet, you get sticky. it's one

yesterday was the darren daulton golf outing foundation fish cyst dutch passed away.e 1993 phillies came out to celebrate his life and to raise money for a great cause. all proceeds from the event will be used to help pay expenses of applicants, who are affected by brain cancer and other brain related conditions. dutch died in august after a four year battle. but everyone remembers him fondly after a lengthy fight. >> i think he just got tired. you know, i fought like hell, man. but as we know darren would, but, you know there is the diseases unforgiving, you know , finally took him. >> was just fun loving guy. i know he would come up to everybody and give them a kiss on the cheek, say i love you, man, even people he wasn't real close to, woe do that to. he was a great guy. cared about people. and like i said, this is our way of giving something back and hopefully we can help some people out there that need it. >> it is a testament to his commitment, his dedication, never give up attitude, the fight he had. you know, that's who he was. and we all will remember that. w

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that's where he we find our darren haynes. he's out in the city of brotherly love. >> reporter: hey you guys. i'm at lincoln financial field as the redskins look to beat the eagles tonight on monday night football. this game is big, especially in the division. the eagles they lead by a game and a half. they can try to closen that gap just a little bit. a lot's at stake. a lot is at stake for the redskins fans, they made their trip up here, but they had to deal with some hostile philly fans. >> reporter: i am here celebrating my son's 16th birthday, and they made me put on this shirt. >> father/son. how do you deal with your dad being a redskins fan in philly? >> he's always been supportive. he's been here many, many games. we deal with the heckles. but it's been a fun experience. we root each other on, and hope for a good game. >> reporter: we have another unique situation here, because rodney mcleod jr., former demathis star, he's a safety for the eagles. the dmv, he'll be here, very, very proud especially after that contract

darren haynes, wusa9 sports. >> all right, darren. bringing uson a virtual tour of the parking lot there. >>> redskins quarterback kirk cousins will be playing though, with a heavy heart. last night, he tweeted out that his beloved grandmother passed away. because of the gospel, we will he see her again. >>> it's and the end of an era at rfk stadium. d.c. united lost their game last night against the new york red bulls. the loss didn't keep fans from celebrating though, as the united get ready to move into their new facility. the soccer team's departure leaves rfk now with no permanent tenants. >>> straight ahead, a baseball celebrity living charged with assault. >> topper is back with a look at your ralcandidate for'm governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's age

achilles, and those guys, they're joining darren sproles, chris america ghost, as other stand out eagles we've lost for the year. >> so we go to doctor anthony gargano. >> we were so excited yesterday. >> i know it. >> n than we have all every these injuries happen. >> he has on his white coat, as well, shirt. ant let's start with the football team. how do you replace jason and jordan? >> two of the most important, oh, it is devastating injuries. for jason's sake, you know guys how important he is to the line. he's at owning r of the line. he saw all of the guys come back. and pat him on the how older. >> yes. >> he is the inspirational leader. right? he's inspirational leader. >> yes. when they were carting him off, both teams came over to him. >> yes. >> because he's one of the best, ant. >> yes, yes. he's -- it is that respect, mike, now, here's what they need to do.

. >> sports director, darren haynes live inside the stadium.o darren, the nats have not had this go their way the past few years. how do they set this thing up tonight? >> reporter: you're going to to start off with the negativity at first, huh? right now, th seems like the energy is calm, and the team is focused. this is a really, really big game. obviously, they had the trains extending a bit longer tonight. the media is up and down these warning tracks. that shows you how big this game is. the nationals haven't won a playoff series since the franchise moved here. you think everything is moving in their favor after that game with stephen strasburg. let's hope that carries over tonight in game 5. >> so the nats are telling us that gio gonzalez is going to get the start tonight. is he the right guy? >> we're going to find out. dusty baker said he's going to go with gio gonzalez. he pitched really well in game 1. he was going to go with gio gonzalez, but he may also throw in tanner roark if yo to. if he has to go back and bring real fire, max sc

he's been stepping up in the wake of darren sproles injury. and he says he's not so sure if jaylen is back that hair game up. and he says he's backing up his hair game. do you agree? >> i don't think he's backing up his hair game. i came in to take over the hair game as rookie. i feel as if i got upper edge. i already know what he had, you know, prior to coming here, so i got the ability to switch it up when i want to. >> with the blonde, you know, i noah little bit about the blondes game. >> yea. >> we can put some colors in and work it out and switch it up. we don't have to be all green all the time. >> don't have to be all green. sometime i'm blonde right now, but i can go burgundy, i can switch it out, go yellow. i don't know but if anything to compete with mills over there i stay on my edge. >> yes. >> you're going hear more from him including how big it is that he's playing for this team, his hometown team. and you know, in my crew, you know, i like to run with blondes, i got rihanna whether she was a blondes, beyonce

darren, my man. >> weather was good. >>> this looks good as well, a bunch of ks. steven strasburg set a franchise record today and on the other hand, they >>> now wusa9 sports with darren haynes brought to you by xfinity. >> look at what john wall did to michael beasley. go get your john wall poster for $1.99 at the wizards shop. wizards beat the knicks by saw the best thing i saw was congressman steve scalise. he tossed out the ceremonial first pitch at the nats and cubs playoff game on crutches. scalise and david bailey, capital police officer, and two others were shot and wounded in june by a would be assassin during practice for the annual congressional baseball game. both received a standing ovation. i was there to see it in person and i can't tell you enough how amazing this was. now unfortunately the positive energy didn't carry over into the game. the nats dropped game one 3-0 against the cubs. stephen strasburg was dominant, franchise record 10 strikeouts, but no run support, two hits for the nationals, the fewest in a postseason game in franchise history

with a welcome to you both, darren, i want to reach out about your source.u told about why the president's lawyers may want to, as you wrote in your piece, force the issue by volunteering trump's time? >> well, the questioning is really inevitable. if mueller wants to talk to president trump, he's going to be able to make that happen. whether it happens any time soon or next year is really the big question. mueller probably wants to wait until he's talked to everybody else in this investigation and sort of leave the biggest fish for last. he interviewed reince priebus, the former chief of staff, yesterday here in washington, d.c. there are a lot of other white house staffers and former white house staffers, the white house counsel don mcgahn, one of the communications leaders and hope hicks, sean spicer, they're all going to be going in and interviewed by bob mueller. ultimately down the line, donald trump, who said he's 100% ready to talk to bob mueller, is going to get that call. i think the white house wants to maybe push this issue along, try to get this

and darren has the weather. good morning, there is a lot of unusual weather over the coming few days. this weekend, even into monday, some warm conditions for many of us and then by the beginning of the week, we've got the arrival of 0phelia and some damaging winds. join me laterfor all the details. good morning. first, our main story. tougher prison sentences are being planned for people who are repeatedly caught carrying acid or other corrosive substances. the government wants to introduce a minimum six month jail term in england, wales and scotland. it's after the number of acid attacks across the uk more than doubled in the past five years. here's our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw. convicted this week, two robbers who sprayed a chemical on their victims. joshua jordan and sadik kamara were part of a gang that attacked a shop assistant in east london. the woman in her 50s was squirted with ammonia at least three times. herface burning, she bravely fought back. later, jordan and kamara sprayed another

reporting from manhattan, i'm darren hayes, wusa9 sports. >> darren on tonight. you got something you want verified, let our team of researchers separate fact from fiction. find us on facebook, twitter, wusa9. you can send adam an e-mail directly. >>> a local star chef making a big difference in puerto rico, jose andreas and his team of volunteers have delivered more meals to people there than the red cross. >> speaking of stars, it was a big night for the pride of dematha high school. mark kelso made his nba debut tonight in front of a hometown crowd. we'll talk about both of those things and get a full look at d.c.'s most accurate forecast in less than two minutes. >> you're watching the news on >>> a father who left and a chef who won't, two great stories coming out of that continuing crisis in puerto rico. we've got both of them for you. >>> but first tonight headlines from the island. governor ricardo rossello is on he meets with president trump at the white house. 80% of puerto rico still does not have power. 31% of americans living there still do not have

darren, i'm sure you will be enjoying yourself tonight.rable draw in the first round, enjoy it. still plenty to bring you in the programme including how the suicide ofjonny ba i rstow‘s including how the suicide ofjonny bairstow‘s father helped to shape his cricketing career. the welsh rugby union are making changes to the selection of players based outside the nation. gatland‘s law had previously allowed for four players based outside of wales to be picked for the senior national side. but now any player taking up a new contract not with a welsh region must have won 60 caps to be eligible to play for his country. chris jones chrisjonesjoins me chris jones joins me now chrisjonesjoins me now to explain these changes. as we know, the idea is to stop the number of welsh players leaving to play in england and france, is this going to have the desired effect? it should do, and you‘re right, it‘s all about trying to keep wales‘ best players in wales because there‘s been a glut of top talent that has left the regions to play in england and franc

he reminds people of darren sproles. he's out for the season for the eagles. >> that's too bad. >> i'm sure it just hurts your heart. a 5'8" bowling ball, a guy who is really elusive, and 18 yards per catch out of the backfield. he's something eagles fans should be concerned of. >> keep hyping the redskins up. if you look at week 1, that was a totally different team, my man. chris thompson, you hyped him up. eagles fans, you'd better worry about that. let's talk about hot cleats. you look at my man, d.j. swearinger, these cleats are absolutely on fire. he's wearing these cleats in tonight's game. with metallic lettering that says equality. swearinger says with everything going on in the world with social injustice, he figures he'll use his platform to his advantage. sort of like the basketball shoes lebron james wore. but also, malcolm jenkins, he's rocking some cleats. when you look at both of these cleats, whose rocking the best cleats tonight? >> i can't argue against equality. i will say the message for dj is better.

darren haynes is live from >>> u.s. forces in syria are tonight celebrating the defeat of isis in the former extremist stock hold of raqqa. they danced and chanted in the city streets as it was defeated last night. the terror group once called the city its capital. pockets of isis militants still remain there though, and it could take months to clear the explosives they've left behind. >>> the death toll is still rising from northern california wildfires. at least 41 people are confirmed dead. authorities say at least 100 people are for. search and recovery teams are being very cautious. there is so much debris to go through. officials are careful about when and where to use their cadaver dogs. fire officials hope it will be enough to finally put those fires out. >>> he's a former maryland terp, and one of the heros of washington's win over the 49ers. we're talking vernon davis. he takes us on a tour of his locker in this edition of 9 cribs. >> he didn't have the proper paperwork. fair or foul? we'll verify ralph northa

here is darren bett. we have seen a now. here is darren bett.w hours and it will feel hilly as well. temperatures about 13 in the uk this afternoon. there's a bit of rain and drizzle around still. it will be working its way northwards into northern england and scotland —— feeling chilly. we are left with a lot of low cloud, mist and fog, particularly over the hills by the end of the night. quite a mild night. we have still got this annoying weather front on the scene tomorrow across central and eastern parts. you can see a spell of rain through the day. that could be heavy as it works northwards. a gift of sunshine poking through either side. then a wetter windier weather arrives. it will be a wet day for northern ireland. may well be some local flooding here. a northern ireland. may well be some localflooding here. a bit of a disappointing wet end to the day across many western areas. the winds pick up in the south—west too, blowing their way across southern parts. the big one the still to come. we'll get back to that in a moment. this is frida

and darren has the weather. good morning.here is a lot of unusual weather over the coming few days. this weekend, even into monday, some warm conditions for many of us and then by the beginning of the week, we've got the arrival of ophelia and some damaging winds. join me laterfor all the details. good morning. first, our main story. tougher prison sentences are being planned for people who are repeatedly caught carrying acid or other corrosive substances. the government wants to introduce a minimum six month jail term in england, wales and scotland. it's after the number of acid attacks across the uk more than doubled in the past five years. here's our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw. convicted this week, two robbers who sprayed a chemical on their victims. joshua jordan and sadik kamara were part of a gang that attacked a shop assistant in east london. the woman, in her 50s, was squirted with ammonia at least three times. herface burning, she bravely fought back. later, jordan and kamara sprayed another woman with am

he leaves behind a 5-year-old son who darren is now worried about. he says he can't stop volunteering on this pumpvalley here, the cal fire trucks would have to drive an hour away for fuel. >> my uncle's shop up the road here in kenwood, my grandmother us house. these guys, they're it. they're the ones who save us. >> reporter: a new round of trucks headed out this morning to relieve those. who worked all night. even though it is so smoky here this morning, cal fire says it looks worse than it is. >> describe it, we currently have an inversion set throughout the valley to it's very smoky. but once -- as the day progresses, that will lift. and the air will become clearer and we'll be able to get a better visual on exactly where the fire. >> reporter: part of their effort today includes checking in on people who chose not to evacuate. they cleared flammables away from their homes and positioned their trucks to help if needed. >> they have been just wonderful. i can't say enough good things about cal fire. >> reporter: cal fire says it was a good night

darren, rescue me. darren found it funny too. it was the look on your face.let. i saw cinderella. it was amazing. i tried the opera a short time afterwards, didn't like it. i think you need to try again. you've just got to find the right one. a long way south in the atlantic this hurricane ophelia is the most powerful, the strongest hurricane this far east in the atlantic on record. it has now moved east of the azores. it will move northwards and wea ken azores. it will move northwards and weaken as it moves over cool waters but will bring damaging winds to western areas for the start of the week. at the moment we're just drawing a pleasant air, warm air across the uk to the south of the thick cloud which will bring rain back down into scotland and northern ireland. for england and wales, still misty. most of the fault will lift and sun coming out during the day. there may be a little sunshine around the murray birth but otherwise it is cloud and rain drizzle moving south across scotland into northern ireland. and there will be some cloud still remaining arou

darren, i wasn't trying to be negative before. so let's get that out of the way now. want this though. both teams are coming in on very short rest. they played late in chicago last night, and flew in today. who knows how that might affect things. >> let's not look at that at all. this is game 5. the winner moves onto the championship series. if being tired is an excuse, get off the team. so you know what, there's a lot at stake, especially for the nationals. this team has not won a playoff series since the franchise moved here in 2005. you just mentioned that. let's look at dusty baker in closeout games, as manager, he has lost 9 consecutive close out games. streaks are supposed to end. we talked to dusty baker and all the negative streaks that are here in d.c. he says this is a different team. those streaks don't matter. >> most of them weren't here. there were a few guys that were here. but most of them haven't been here. i mean, you can't put that pres pressure, but hey. we've got to win one game, you know. regardlessof if you've never won a series here. sometime,

. >>> now, wusa9 sports with darren hanes, brought to you by xfinity. >> here's my sunday's best. you won't believe what happened in this football game. keep your eye on the right side of your screen, people. that is a soccer goal post coming into the screen. that goal was ready to make the tackle. too bad the redskins' defense didn't have players ke here is what's on my mind. for the first time i lost faith in the redskins. they drop to 3-4 and remain winless in the division after losing to the cowboys. and it's not like they're a bad team. they're just falling apart, people, and looking for answers. here's josh norman struggling for words. >> the guys need to hit the reset button. today, this -- man, we wanted that one. really did want that one. just came up short. >> it sucks to lose, and every guy in this locker room hates it. and that's a good sign. >> now, one thing that i learned is this. if you don't after good offensive line, you won't be able to do anything on offense. diane roberts has more on that. all right so that. sown what, speaking of some of the offensive linemen

this week i joined the illustrious bruce johnson and darren haynes. we talked about kirk cousins, eagles and a lot more. >>> the 10th year in a row 30 women were honored during the all-star event celebration. the ladies enjoyed gift baskets, makeovers, pictures with players, autographed footballs and breast cancer survivor, tanya snyder, wife of the team owner, was hostess of the event. it's always a fun time but even more so on a victory monday. >>> national face of the franchise bryce harper celebrating a milestone birthday today. he turns 25. pretty sure he'd rather be celebrating by being in postseason, but sadly again the that it is with that early exit from the playoffs means a no go for that quarter century celebration for bryce. >> not that obviously the end of the season was not on him, the end of that game. >> no. >> but you've got to carry that strikeout with you all the way >>> hackers, they literally have nothing to do all day long but screw up our lives. the equifax disaster hit more than 145 million people. it took over two months to an

frank hanrahan has more on where he got those skills from. >> reporter: darren, the redskins almost blew it, but in the end look back and see a win. san francisco remains winless and one of the key plays late was how about kirk cousins running the read option against his old offensive coordinator kyle shanahan used to love to run that read option especially with rg3 as cousins gets it in the end zone and they get the win. >> it goes back to my rookie year with robert here we did a lot and it's always going to be a part of our offense because it does give defenses something to think about. >> obviously kirk is not exactly the read option quarterback you would be looking for, but he's very effective at it. so those are huge plays >> another w, with having to go into a hostile environment next week playing a division rival, a team in first place right now that we're currently chasing, you don't really get to sit here and dwell on what we did today. >> reporter: let's be honest. we've seen the redskins blow games like this in the past. they didn't do that today and now up next a 5-1 eagles o

that's why darren haynes is standing by live to chat with us from philly. we haven't had a lot of luck on monday night, especially against the eagles. so why should we be optimistic tonight? >> reporter: here's the reason why. yeah, it's monday night, and they've lost four straight. but let's put it this

darren wintery mains in jail. court date not until next year. >> yeah.now, there's a lot of elements going on about this, and we're the first to really do a podcast in a crime sort of in true time. and the trial is set for september 2018. darren wint plead not guilty to all charges. he is a eight wagon that trial. so i think that you're going to be finding out a lot more very soon is kind of what i know. is what i'll say. but you podcast. >> that's what we need to do. >> right. >> czar remark thanks for all your hard work. >> otherwise i could give it all away. >> just a reminder you said it's ready for download now. here's how you do all that. listen to episode four go to i tunes or the podcast app on your phone, your iphone, search for the mansion murders and subscribe. now we launch new episode every wednesday with extra behind the scenes videos on our website foxdc.com just click on podcast. that web page will also have all of our old stories related to the case. we have also set up a special facebook group connected to the fox5 d.c. facebook page an

thank you very much, darren.fires california is history. 40 people are now confirmed dead, hundreds are unaccounted for and thousands have been evacuated from their homes. devan gouvea was evacuated from her home in santa rosa earlier this week. she returned there yesterday and now wants to open it up to others in need. we can speak to devan now. thank you for talking to us. what happened to you ? thank you for talking to us. what happened to you? you were lucky are plenty around you were not. it seems like something has random and unpredictable as the wind could be a factor in which houses survived and which didn't. yes. it is my pleasure to be here with you. basically, that isn't hurriedly when it came down to, especially in the early morning hours when the fires started seemingly some tony eastley. you just do not have the kind of personnel in any area to fight fires like that weekly. again, we had hurricane force winds, up in the hills that was around 75 miles an hour. we still don't definitively know what th

here's darren bett.lo, over the next few days the winds are going to be picking up once again and this area of cloud is oui’ once again and this area of cloud is our next storm. it's just been named by the irish match service as storm bryan, wet and windy weather in time for the weekend. things are calm at the moment, we have a lot of wrist and fork which is continuing to lift and fork which is continuing to lift and we could get some brighter skies —— the mist fog which is continuing to lift. earlier in staffordshire, very grey and gloomy. now we have some rain, the wettest weather moving up some rain, the wettest weather moving up across some rain, the wettest weather moving up across east wales, up into the midlands and northern england and we have this rain in northern ireland, given how wet it's been recently there may be some flooding. it's turning wet and windy across south—west wales and the south—west of england. it is calm in the south—east, it should feel warmer. however, we have gales on the

thanks darren. up: shift like the seasons # chops for no reason... give us an eee — by gum. the opera notes sung in a yorkshire dialect. we talk to the writer and composer. hello everyone — this is afternoon live. simon mccoy. theresa may is in brussels for an eu summit — she's pushing for progress on brexit negotiations — and will address eu leaders tonight. but no one thinks it's going to be easy — and mrs may is being urged by some in her party to issue this ultimatum: if trade talks don't begin soon britain will settle for a "no deal" on brexit. this report from our europe correspondent damian grammaticas. are you confident today, prime minister? deal or no deal? but at this stage it's no deal. the pm's jaguar and the talks both making slow progress. gathering in brussels, the leaders from the eu's 27 other countries have made plain they're not satisfied with what the uk's proposing in the brexit negotiations. their conditions have not been met. you said the conditions are clear, what conditions

and darren has the weather.ood morning, it is going to be another bright and warm day for many of us. some rain in scotland and northern ireland. but tomorrow we start to feel the effects of 0phelia with the strongest winds in the west. all the details later. good morning. first, our main story. disgraced movie mogul, harvey weinstein, has been expelled from the organisation that runs the oscars. it follows the growing number of allegations of sexual assault made against him. the "academy of motion pictures" said its board voted well in excess of the required two thirds majority to expel him. peter bowes reports from los angeles. he once ruled the roost. one of the most powerful men in hollywood. harvey weinstein. the movie mogul, the studio boss credited with scores of oscar wins and nominations. but now branded a rapist, and a serial sexual predator, the hollywood producer has been kicked out of the world's most influential organisation. it followed an emergency meeting. 5a leading figures, including the likes

darren white has been the interim chief for the past 12 months. he got an enthusiastic welcome at city hall. the chief says he wants to win back community trust after tragedies of the ghostship warehouse claimed the lives of many people. >> i want to make sure the department feels confidence in what we're doing and i want to make sure the community feels like the community -- i want to restore any confidence in the community right now and how we restore services in the department. >> he may be new but darren white is a veteran, 20 years on the fire department. >>>t >>> calistoga property that could have been to blame for the bay fire. sky map 7 thousands is street nearby. police regarding the site to be created as a crime scene. many members of the state, 160 full-time fire investigates are in the north bay area trying to investigate on the cause of the fires. >>> the rain -- abc 7 news was in santa rosa where 5% of the homes in the city burned down. you can see the destruction from the tubbs fire here. this fire is considered the most destructive

joy sakubin and darren williams.0 years ago today, the seen was much different in this auditorium and the hallways of this school, yes, there were police officers and media and people milling about on this campus, but as we now know the tone and tener of the day was one of hostility, not hospitality. it was a day of anxiety and anger, not appreciation and applause. elected officials were staying far away from campus even if their presence was still felt. on behalf of all the fellow little rock central high school student body presidents over the years, darren welcome everyone to this school. our beloved alma mater where six decades ago obstruction was the order of the day but now we celebrate a school where openness is the rule. >> this year little rock central high turns 90 years old. over the years tens of thousands of students have walked through these halls, each student with a story to tell. as i look at the seniors who are gathered on stage, i think of my own two children who are recent graduates of central, i

this character is quite frustrating and hard to be with and much as with darren aronofsky‘s mother!ith her, but you absolutely care for and understand her because of her performance. you get to understand this very conflicted nature that on the one hand, she's seems to be alienated from everybody, but there was a sort of desperation and it. there is a random act of violence that she witnesses and she can't understand why she doesn't feel more empathy for it. so mixed up in her character development are a number of things pulling in different ways, and you understand them all and you understand them because of the way she portrays them. it's a really intelligent performance, because it does that thing where the character doesn't have to be likeable for you to like and understand them. i thought it was really three—dimensional. you really get to grips with the issues she is dealing with and yet at the same time, you can find her company very exasperating. it's called daphne and it's worth seeing. emily beecham is terrific in it. what is best out at the moment? i love this film called

darren white has been the interim chief for the past 12 months. he got an enthusiastic welcome at city hall. the chief says he wants to win back community trust after tragedies of the ghostship warehouse claimed the lives of many people. >> i want to make sure the department feels confidence in what we're doing and i want to make sure the community feels like the community -- i want to restore any confidence in the community right now and how we restore services in the department. >> he may be new but darren white is a veteran, 20 years on the fire department. >>>t >>> calistoga property that could have been to blame for the bay fire. sky map 7 thousands is street nearby. police regarding the site to be created as a crime scene. many members of the state, full-time fire investigates are in the north bay area trying to investigate on the cause of the fires. >>> the rain -- abc 7 news was in santa rosa where 5% of the homes in the city burned down. you can see the destruction from the tubbs fire here. this fire is considered the most destructive wil

[ applause ] >> thank you joy, and darren. to broker an agreement with governor faubus. through the efforts of congressman brooks hayes, it was not until little rock mayor woodrow mann pleaded for federal intervention that the president sent in the 101st airborne. i now present to you to bring greetings, the current mayor of little rock, mark stodola. [ applause ] >> good morning, everyone. thank you. you know, today as a city, as americans, we pause to reflect on the events of september 25th, 1957 as one of the first struggles of the civil rights movement. we are here commemorating the60th anniversary of the opening of these high school doors to nine young high school students who endured incredible adversity to integrate central high and the pro found impact that it made and continues to make on the issues of equality and opportunity, not just on this city and the state, not just on this country, but indeed on the world. we are here today to commemorate this extraordinary struggle for equality and opportunity and ultimate tr

time for a look at the weather forecast with darren. good evening.lown away and skies clearing across the southern half of the uk, but as winds continued to strengthen they will blow in increasing numbers of heavy showers, especially into scotland and northern ireland. temperatures as blow as they were last night. for weather for the morning rush—hour across northern england, northern ireland and especially scotland. gusts of 50 mph, perhaps even 60 mph, combined with frequent and heavy showers. through the day, the showers become fewer, the winds easing a touch. further south, it won't be as windy, sunshine in the morning but more cloud in the afternoon. it will feel quite chilly, colder air on the way on monday. by this stage, the wind is not as strong, there won't be as many showers across northern areas, many showers across northern areas, many places will not be as dry, highs of 13—14dc. hello, this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines: the spanish prime minister has said there was no referendum on independence in catalonia today. the

today they could be without wendel smallwood and, of course, darren sproles is out for the season.enter glassboro, new jersey's cory clement. he could see more action after a career high ten carries in last week's win over the chargers. clement had key third quarter runs. he's ready to help in the offensive backfield. >> it's all about being prepared and knowing your role. at the same time when certain things present themselves, i have to take advantage of it. at the time if they need me on third downs, i'll be ready for it. >> nbc 10 is your official eagles station. "eagles game plan" at 10:00. after tonight's late news on nbc 10 be sure to watch "gameday final. "free hockey in anaheim goes the flyers way in overtime. sean couturier fed wayne simmons who snaps the puck to the back of the net, beating the ducks, 3-2. the orange and black will be in nashville tuesday night. the flyers' home opener is saturday against washington. >>> an island in the middle of the delaware river is almost ready to become a new jersey state park. teddy's island sits between philadelphia's fish town ne

this character is quite frustrating and hard to be with and much as with darren aronofsky‘s mother!me with her, but you absolutely care for and understand her because of her performance. you get to understand this very conflicted nature that she has, that on the one hand, she's seems to be alienated from everybody, but there was a sort of desperation and it. there is a random act of violence that she witnesses and she can't understand why she doesn't feel more empathy for it. so mixed up in her character development are a number of things pulling in different ways, and you understand them all and you understand them because of the way she portrays them. it's a really intelligent performance, because it does that thing where the character doesn't have to be likeable for you to like and understand them. i thought it was really three—dimensional. you really get to grips with the issues she is dealing with and yet at the same time, you can find her company very exasperating. it's called daphne and it's worth seeing. emily beecham is terrific in it. fantastic. what is best out at the mom

darren forshaw and violetta tracked the group of disability rights campaigners on a 300 kilometre treked a protest in the capital. this is a very dangerous moment and i think we have to protect our freedom of expression in bolivia. dan and violeta were singled out for police attention. my colleague, daniel forshaw, fernando and andrea, they have all been assaulted by police, dan was beaten by police. the judges said the story felt so fresh, highlighting an issue none of us even knew existed. compelling documentary film—making at its best. the protest lasted six months but ultimately ended when two campaigners were run over by a car and the leaders threatened with long prison sentences. aleppo, 2016. opposition fighters holding the east of the city are losing their grip as syrian forces and their allies close in. four young journalists record their final days in the city in a remarkable story that has won the impact award for current affairs. together they dodge snipers, suffered daily bombardment, and the terror of living under siege. now, scattered around the middle east, they explain

am i correct, darren? >> yeah, you are correct.things that i see is going to come into play is an organization such as the organizational association of chiefs of police. panel. what happened in dallas, for example, when we had the shooter that once again was in an elevated position where he killed the officers. this is now a new threat that is coming upon our society. i heard one of your guests mention searching the guests that come into the hotels. that can be arduous process. because we have to take into consideration nevada is open carry state. however, the casinos do prohibit firearms on the grounds of these casinos. therefore, that can be one thing that they can look to possibly x-raying the bags coming for firearms only that can create a rift between a lot of the guests staying in these hotels but that's a start. brian: i don't want to go in there thee keep shaking me down. i want to go and have a good time. >> people go there for bachelor parties and things to that effect. not that i condone anything people doing in there p

darren why yacht is with anaheim fire and rescue. >> the randomness of which home has the get, which>> it does. but very random to the fact that we have been able to save as many as we have is remarkable. >> for firefighters in northern california, this forecast will get worse tomorrow night. high winds, low humidity, and anthony the fire season has just begun here in california, and it is off off to a scary start. >> mark strassmann in anaheim, thank you. >> later in the broadcast, we'll show you the impact of the fires on the california wine industry. what started as a trickle of allegations against movie mogul harvey weinstein has become a flood to. day "the new york times" reported, gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie say that weinstein sexually harassed them. hillary clinton was shocked and appalled by revelations. the new yorker magazine says the accusations now include rape. here is jerick after duncan. >> reporter: the new yorker reports, that in 2015, a model told new york city police she was groped by harvey weinstein. police asked her to wear a wire during her next encounte

media posts warning students not to go to school today, darren never considered keeping his son home. >> what did you tell your son today? >> we didn't talk specifically about that. we mentioneded it last night, but we say our prayers and believe that god has us covered. >> roosevelt's principal, reginald mcneil said the post itself was not specific to eleanor roosevelt high school. law enforcement are working to identify the punish or persons responsible. as a precaution there will be an additional police presence at the school monday, october 23rd. others not concerned at all as they dropped off kids. >> think it's a big joke. i hope so. >> reporter: a close watch on the school as the d uneventful day at roosevelt high. guys, some sht parents telling us they believe the whole incident is just kids being kids. back to you. >> adam tuss live for us in greenbelt. adam, thank you. >> someone has been sneaking into homes in college park and scaring young women. police are investigating whether any of these incidents are related. early saturday morning a woman woke up to a man in her roo

i join sports director darren haynes, and bruce johnson. we end with a a birthday wish. three fun facts about our man jay. the calgary native made his caps debut in 2009. he's married to ashley, they have a son brant. in college, he dropped the puck for the university of alaska in anchorage. who knew. >> interesting college experience. >> might i say, i loved in alaska as a young child. >> and how was that? >> i don't remember snow and moose, that's what i remember. >> and you got out, and never went back. >>> coming up at wusa9.com at 6:00, fairfax schools will change the name of jeb stewart high school. but even after a public vote, there are still some big obstacles, before they decide. >> if you have a story idea, we want to hear about it. just send us an email to newstips@wusa9.com. vowould be a disaster forion virginia families.e adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged thousands more. 685,000 virginians would lose their health care. and adams is against medicaid expansion - denying coverage to t

we asked darren hane for his take. >> reporter: nfl commissioner roger goodell made it clear, he wants players to stand during the national anthem. roger goodell's plan to move past the debate about players protest was written in a letter to all 32 teams. it includes a platform to promote the work of the players on acted upon next week during the nfl's fall meetings. my word for this is walk. what should we expect league owners to do? we seen the nfl fight social issues before. go back to the 1980s. martin luther king day is an arizona holiday thanks to the nfl. at first the state didn't want to recognize it till the nfl said no holiday, no super bowl in arizona. things change quickly during the next election. arizona changed the law and they got super bowl xxx. that is why my word is walk. it is the nfl's turn to do the walk. >>> ready or not, it is flu shot season. what is in the vaccines? you asked so coming up we will verify. >> and we will talk about the president, the secretary of state and an new spot dedicated to the rhythm that is d.c. [ music playing ] >> the news at 11:00 p.

darren wentz is the only one we we hear about. not guilty to t all charges. episode one takes a look at some of the players that you may have forgotten about that are really involved with this and kind of lays the ground work for where they are now, which some of them have some . who are some of the people that you talked to or maybe one of the guests that really shed some light into the family or the murder case itself >> well, the big part of this sear eerks it's a six-part series will be we have an interview with sarah frazer man a went, who is darren went's sister and it's the first time that a family member has ever spoken to the press in length. one of the interesting parts about this is you're going to ge t more. he's never even spoken himself. that was a big moment tomorrow on the episode, our own marina maracco and paul wagner who really worked this story when it came out, they sort of also talk about a lot of the information that was coming in behind the scenes and i think, too, you'll be surprised because of course now