you can't tell be wokncan't sti it. >> reporter: darren wanted to show us another painful location. francis will say mass, he takes us to a dark gully. >> he lay me down on the mattress -- >> reporter: another place where he was raped by the priest he'd once trusted. >> didn't even say sorry. >> reporter: darren and other victims say apologies are important. but from the pope, they also want firm policies to ensure no one suffers like this again. phil black, cnn, dublin. >> phil, thank you. >>> following the story in hawaii, police in parts of that state are telling people to stay off the roads. and for good reason. the latest on tropical storm lane, very dangerous path there, as cnn news "room" live continues. frsz it's t for the 'biggest sale of the year' on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery. ends saturday. . >>> these are scenes from hawaii. it isn't out of the woods yet. hurricane

. >> reporter: there is no easy way to describe what happened to darren mcgavin on the grounds of thiss a child. >> he put me over the table. he had the ropes from the vestments. he tied me hands to me legs over the table and began to rape me. >> reporter: from the age of 7, darren was abused several times a week for more than four years by tony welch, one of ireland's most notorious pedophile priests. >> on one occasion i was raped with a crucifix. >> reporter: welch destroyed darren's life the years sense have been consumed by trauma and mental illness. >> reporter: how old are you? >> i'm 46 years of age. i have been medicated since i was 12 years of age, so, when is it all going to stop? when is it going to stop? i don't know. >> reporter: this is one victim's story in a country deeply wounded by the horrific legacy of priests abusing vast numbers of children and often getting away with it? it will be the defining issue of pope francis during his visit to once proudly catholic ireland. >> do this in memory of me. >> reporter: where many churches are now largely empty, where the ins

police were able to link that to darren wendt. he was eventually arrested as their only suspect, but now there are new questions about how forensic experts collected that dna, and now it was processed. this document says when a forensic expert recovered the pizza crust it was in a bag with other piece of up beaten pizza. >> all the pizza is put into one paper bag so you could cross-contamination so if the pizza is touching each other in the box, the dna from one piece could be getting on another piece. >> reporter: for the first time we're also learninghe that in t moments after the fire started at the mansion on woodland drive, firefighters took water bottles from the refrigerator in the master bedroomn the mansion. that's where the bodies of savas and amy savopoulos and their housekeeper were found. court documents say the bottles were never collected or processed as evidence. >> how do you know that thatt we and his other compatriots didn't go in there and touch those wrer bottles o touch the refrigerator door. >> reporter: the

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please welcome doctor darren waters. [applause] >> thank you all. it is a pleasure to be here with you tonight. some enthusiastic readers. i should have brought my sons so they should see reading something they should do. i am honored to be here tonight with mr. andrew lawler. i want to introduce him and not take up too much time and turn it over to him.but andrew lawler is the author of two books. one, why did the chicken cross the world?an epic saga of the bird that powered civilization and his most recent book which we are here to talk about tonight, the secret token, the search for the lost colony of roanoke. my colleagues and i had an opportunity to have conversation with him about the book so i'm looking forward to this again. we are happy to have him here and happy to have this in the world today as a journalist he has written more than thousand newspaper and magazine articles for more than two dozen countries. his byline has appeared in the new york times, the "washington post" national geographic, smithsonian and many others. he is a contri

you can't still be working on it. >> reporter: darren wanted to show us another painful location. in phoenix park, where pope francis will say mass, he takes us to a dark gully. >> he lay me down on the mattress. >> reporter: another place he was raped by a priest he once trust trusted. >> i didn't even get a sorry. he didn't say sorry. >> reporter: darren and other victims say apologies are important, but from the pope, they want firm policies to ensure no one suffers like this again. the victims' demands are reasonable. suspected reporting of abuse and zero tolerance across the catholic church. anything else they say will be viewed as a failure by the pope to fix this. dave. >> you are right. time for accountability. great reporting, phil black. appreciate it live in dublin. >>> 57 minutes past the hour. a check on money. trade fears shaking wall street. the u.s. slapped tariffs on $16 billion in chinese goods yesterday. beijing retaliated dollar for dollar. u.s. stocks fell. caterpillar and boeing the largest affected. jerome powell will speak and may give clues about interest

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darren, thanks for joining us. i really do appreciate it.on't have to be felix frankfurter to know that a question from the jury about reasonable doubt is not great for the prosecution, because if they're asking about it at all, they're asking about it, period. talk to us about that and what other tea leaf reading is going on. >> it is very dangerous to read the tea leaves -- >> i know, but we love doing it. >> there will be more questions within the coming days. we're going to dive in and look at these four questions here now but know full well there's a lot more questions to come. there's a lot of testimony they have to digest. they just sat through two mind numbing weeks of hearing from evidence, tax preparers, rick gates, hearing from a lot of people that paul manafort was purchasing things from. now they're in a room and don't have access to the transcripts that are available for you and i. they don't have access to google. they have to rely on what they remember. and today, that came forward in these four questions. the reasonable doub

. >> reporter: after countless delays and years of questions the tri for the soul defendant darren wendt is set to begin next week. we've been digging through the courords and finding new details raising questions about the way evidence was collected at the crime scene and what may have been missed. you'll recall wendt is charged n theme greusome murder of his boss, wife amyld and tn along with their housekeeper all killed in the mansion in5. 2 now take a look at what we found. in the basement of the mansion, investigatound a screwdriver holding a window open. is that how the suspect was able to get inside? forensic biologist emily head asking thaf recalls the screwdriver be collected. however, she does not believe it was warecovered. r bottles and gloves were found all over the crime scene, accordinge records filed by prosecutors about dna evidence was the never collected. why? because the investigator was told that they had been used and left behind f by thest responders and firefighters. a similar sceners upsts bottles were found in the room where the three adults were tied up and tor

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. pushing showers self. that is bringing cooler air down ina self. that is bringing cooler air down in a north—westerly breeze as we head into tomorrow. this band of rain is moving away from northern england and wales, moving across the east anglia. we still have fresh air conditioned to the north of that, another band of rain in the far north—west, but single figure temperatures across the north—east of the uk. the south east still gets another warm and muggy night. the last of those. to make weather fronts on the scene, moving slowly southwards on thursday. the first one brings rain for most of the morning across east anglia and the south—east of england. sunshine follows on behind. rain further north tends to peter out as it runs south across northern england and wales. behind that, we get sunshine and some showers. quite a contrast across the uk. 23 possibly in the south—east early in the day, but further north, temperatures significantly lower. as we move into the evening, we keep

darren is here. over the next two days, into the weekend and the start of september, for many parts of the uk it is going to be dry over the next few days. the temperatures are set to rise as well. going to be warming up at last. it's been quite chilly for a while. we have seen fair weather cloud bubbling up, a good deal of sunshine. some more menacing cloud in highland scotland, and there are a few showers. we have had them pretty much all day. you can see we've got a bit more cloud spilling into the far south—west. we could catch one of two showers in northern ireland, moving into western parts of wales. on the whole it's going to be dry, plenty of sunshine, fair weather cloud. temperatures not great for this time of the year, a little bit below par. the showers that we have got in western areas will tend to fade away this evening. a bit more cloud coming into the english channel. in the east it might bring a shower or two to the coast. otherwise, clear skies, might bring a shower or two to the coa

joining us is doctor darren porcher. you see that video. it is disturbing.naction. >> it is troublesome. we look at police officers, they are impervious to people -- if the officer needs assistance, we are sure you can help that person safely and effectively, a helping hand. i understand the public in many instances are not trained to deal with offices in these interactions because taken to consideration co-conspirators on the fringe but this is a life and death issue. take in consideration the fact this kicks in and -- jillian: playing devils advocate for a second, anytime you have been somewhere police are trying to secure a scene they say step away. police officers don't want you to get involved in a situation because they don't want a chance of you getting hurt so how are people supposed to say i will step in here but not here, how do you know when to do it? >> a slippery slope to say the least. one thing to take into consideration, we look to the trained professional, by and large the public did not trained professionals. responding officers cannot diff

thanks darren.‘ — as the row between uk and french fishermen boiled over in the sea off the normandy coast last night. french crews have been accused of throwing stones and flares — and some of their boats are reported to have rammed ours — after complaining that the british are depleting stocks of scallops. british boats are legally entitled to fish in the area. our correspondent sarah ransome is in brixham in devon, which is home to some of the boats involved. smoking flares and stones. this video from french television shows british boats being rammed in a bad—tempered opening salvo in yet another clash between french fishermen and british boats off the coast of normandy in a row over scallops. insults accompanied the hull ramming while 35 french boats or so chased a handful of british vessels out of the scallop—rich fishing ground, claiming they were looting the lucrative stocks. translation: they have no powers, no quotas, they just fill their boats, they come, scraped and lead. translation: th

let's hear from darren. let's hearfrom darren. hello, how are you? pretty good, thank you. to wonder where the summer has gone because things will search if you quite different. tonight we had this clot moving down from the northwest, and this area of cloud here using some rain as well. i had of it, some heat and humidity, but had of this, some increasingly cool air coming down as we chase to a northwesterly breeze. i had of that cloud, we had that sunshine in lincolnshire. 0ver i had of that cloud, we had that sunshine in lincolnshire. over the next few hours, we are seeing that cloud and rain moving into lincolnshire. for a while into the southwest but really reaching east anglia in the southeast until very late in the night. here, a lot of heat and humidity and uncomfortable night for sleeping, but behind the band of rain, with got clearer skies. it will be quite a bit cooler. there's two weather fronts on the scene really, thursday. behind this one, some truly cooler air. we got the rain to begin with and most of the morning in east anglia and the southeast. the rain te

here's darren bett. hello there.me sunshine. it's also going to be warming up, with the highest temperatures likely in the south—east. now, this is a fairly typical weather watcher picture that we've been sent today. some fairweather cloud developing, but on the whole dry with some lengthy spells of sunshine. one or two showers coming into western scotland, northern ireland and western wales. those will fade away this evening. temperatures a little bit below par this afternoon. there will be a bit more cloud coming in across eastern parts of the channel. may bring a shower to some coastal areas here. 0n the whole, though, dry, clear, hardly any wind at all. it's going to be another chilly night like last night. we could see temperatures in rural parts of scotland down to one or two celsius. so not very warm to begin the day but it'll warm up quickly in the sunshine. a bit more of a southerly breeze developing for western parts of the uk, where we'll see cloud increasing in northern ireland. cloudy for the south—west,

then ferfuson police officer darren wilson pulled the trigger.then for about four hours...in the blazing..brown's body remained on the ground...for a chunk of that time...the bloody horror time...the bloody horror was on display for neighbors to see.that shooting and scene...sparking a national debate about race, policing, and violence.today - that same community honored the life michael brown lived. dan gray has that story. dozens of people marked the fourth anniversary in a quiet somber gathering along canfield drive in ferguson. that is the spot where 18- year-old michael brown was shot and killed by former ferguson police officer darren wilson -- an annual event that brings back troubling memories. michael brown, sr./father of michael brown:"definitely. every year it hurts, you now, because all the pain and the memories and the things that happened that day, it bounced right back like it was fresh." following brown's death, the ferguson commission was established and made 47 recommendations for change. michael brown, sr./father of michael brown:"i've seen a few changes, the way polic

she married a mortal man named darren. darren. >> he was played by two different actors.ck sergeant, just so it didn't confuse the directors. the reboot will be reimagined, this time it will be a biracial couple. >> "black-ish" creator will serve as writer and executive producer, along with another writer from "black-ish." i'm excited for this. >> proof that there are no new ideas in hollywood. >> let's just redo that other show. >> let's redo it. >> yeah, my mom will be excited about that one. >>> next up, snoop dogg. we have snoop news for you. snoop dogg's latest career move. you want to hear this. >> the rapper and renaissance man who is all set to star in a musical this fall has been killing it with martha stewart on their cooking show. >> what? we won this [ bleep ] already, you know? go home. >> i've never seen potato chips in chicken before. >> we put them all in that's -- there in ten minutes, because we try to make this grade a. >> seth rogen, and they made fried chicken with crumbled potato chips. >> snoop dogg is set to release his first cookbook entitled "fro

thanks, darren.ts within a decade. ministers are promising millions of pounds "to help people turn their lives around", including support for mental health and addictions, and funding for housing. but there are questions about where the promised cash — £100 million — is coming from. it's becoming clear there's no new money involved. graham satchell has more. we are on the streets of east london with homelessness charity st mungo's. 0utreach workers do this every night, checking parks, streets, doorways. this man, who didn't want to be identified, told us he had drug and mental health problems. he's been sleeping rough for four months. i got evicted because i didn't engage with a couple of services and they didn't like that, the fact i wasn't engaging. they thought i wasn't willing to sort myself out so they evicted me. that's how i became homeless. it's quite hard. and it's quite scary as well. most of the time when you are starving and hungry and you've got no money with nowhere to go and get some f

darren went is accused of murdering a family. >> no there's questions about he way the evidence was collectedpolice say he killed his forr boss and wife, child and housekeeper. in court records, investigators found a screwdriver holding a window open in the basement. is that how the suspect was able to get inside? >> the forensic biologist asked that the screwdriver be collected. she does not bieve it was recovered. there's much more in the report that you can find in the nbc washington app. >>> in t in the meantime, t anxious to see how the government came to accuse the wrong man of the heinous crimes and in the rush to judgment they overlooked the true culprit. >> the atf had no comment. you can look next tueay as we examine the evidence with lingering questionsnd a panel of experts. that's tuesday night at 6:30, for "mansion murder: insid the investigation." >>> we could learn the fate of a former fairfax county teacher accused of abuse. timot t he l yt his license fourrs ago. but the student revealed new details that led to the charges. in closing arguments, the prosecution said that he w

darren is an arsenal shareholder, he's not happy with the purchase but says stan kronke now needs tosaying it would be nice if he would sit down with fan groups. that seems to bea sit down with fan groups. that seems to be a likely as his nickname is silent stan. as for stan kronke, his company kse has issued a statement outlining its investments to date in ”major transfers, player contracts, analytics, senior non—playing football management employees”. . .adding that it expects the club to build on those investments. alisher usmanov has confirmed the sale of his shares saying he wishes "all the best and great success to this wonderful football club and to all those whose lives and careers are entwined in it." one of the most influential fans groups is the arsenal supporters trust, their objectives are to facilitate wider supporter involvement at the club and also promote the interests of those fans who hold shares. tim payton is a board member and spokeperson for the trust. what is happening now is stan kroenke will forcibly buyout of small shareholders at arsenal, those of the peop

. >> for more than three years darren wendt has been the only suspect accused of torturing and killing the savopoulos family inside the d.c. mansion and today in courtef theense presented evidence to the judge to suggest that someone else carried out the murder, not only did the judge agreehat the evidence is permissible, and she also ruled wepd'so attorneys not have to explain the evidence to the procution befor the trial. >> if the defense had any, any chance to win whatsoever, it was this ruling. >> legal expert and d.c. based criminal defense attorney bernard grimm says this is a turning point in the case. >> and the government not oy needs to prove that wendt is guilty beyond a reasonable doubh but tha other guy didn't do it beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: the judge says the evidence attorneys ang is the same evidence that the prosecution collected. >> it's evidence that the government turned over in it the course of discovery, so they think it's liable to some extent. they just didn't believe it was enough to charge that person because they had wet. >> dna places darren w

. >> darren green, one of the greatest skins to ever grace the team, spoken like a die-hard fan, every season there is a chance to win. i'm with you, we can win! >>> 4:57 rig now. our headlines this morning we will tell you more about a mand accuf setting a pregnant woman on fire as a judge is letting him out of jail. his alleged victim isng deman to know why. >>> a man flies a plane into his own home on purpo while his wife and child were >>> for the second day in a row, strong storms made a mess of neighborhoods across our region. one of the hardest hit areas, college park, maryland. >> chopper 4 gave us a l the damage taking down trees and crashing power lines and blocking road good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> it's 5:00 a.m. we'll have more on the damage in a few minutes. a look at your forast for today. >> melissa mollet is standing bi th a check on your commute but first to our meteorologists. what too we expect today. what do we expect today? >> it will be different totay. a of people doing cleanup. >> veryty g wind gusts over 40 miles an hour at bwi0 and miles an hour at th

began this once the trial concluded tommy robinson who has repeatedly been bailed out by the media darren also borne the mode a bunch of pedestrians down for no other reason than that here soon they were muslims he did so inspired by tom robinson's ideology almost all woodbine almost over temporarily how muslim immigration to country this very day after the murder they put him on good morning britain the day after donald's point goes to jail that brain tony robinson ought to be pursued newsnight and give him a chance to represent himself as a martyr we had free terrorist attacks it was in quick succession and rather than talk about them is about to close in fact why this man. i want to put on the fact that i report the truth is every single time the media has given him a top form and made a politician out of somebody who was essentially a far right football hooligan one of the most dangerous games that the the political and political liberals and the left of played over recent years as being to call for the banning of views they don't like because. all of this is a cult she was underestim

darren soto, el congresista, lanzÓ una campaÑa para convencer al departamento de seguridad nacional deuerra. le espera la batalla mÁs importante de su vida, volver a unir a su familia. ilia: a pesar de la polÍtica antiinmigrante de la administraciÓn, miles de sudamericanos continÚan arriesgÁndose para cruzar la frontera. uno de los paÍses en donde mÁs emigran son de guatemala, comunidades indÍgenas. pedro: la pobreza histÓrica, regada entre millones de guatemaltecos siguen forzando a miles a huir a estados unidos. en este paÍs, la situaciÓn estÁ crÍtica, dicen muchos, que con frecuencia no tienen ni para comer. >> estamos bien jodidos, porque como no hay de donde ganar. pedro: guatemala sufre los de la migraciÓn, las comunidades indÍgenas son las mÁs afectadas. >> algunos municipios han quedado con las casas vacÍas. 50% de la poblaciÓn se encuentra afuera del municipio, del paÍs. pedro: la mayorÍa de los guatemaltecos viven de lo poco que da la tierra porque los trabajos son inexistentes. este hombre recorrÍa unos pocos granos de frijol. >> aquÍ no hay mucho maní maÍz, apenas para come

. >> the cop that shot mike brown, darren wilson raised $1.2 million. >> trevor: the cop raised $1.2or what? >> for killing michael brown. his go fund me made $1.2 million. you think trump is bad, hating a black dude is way more lucrative. >> trevor: that's a perfect segue to the boofnlgt that's basically what the book is about. you wrote the book from the perspective of someone taking advice you've seen dolled out by white people after a shooting or incident. it's always advice on what black people were doing wrong. >> white people have been giving us advice since we got here so i feel they're adept at it. but when i ze hear the nonsensical arguments by white supremacists, we want our country back. we didn't book a cruise here because we heard they was hiring! get on the boat! they're hiring in america! ( laughter ) people have the warped notions of what they would do, if you would just cooperate. but i think ultimately people are just uncomfortable be -- are not uncomfortable with black people being killed by the police. they think that's how it's supposed to go. no one likes to se

nationally known for presiding over the grand jury that choose not to prosecute then police officer darren wilson who said he shot and killed brown in self-defense. a decision that reignited violence in ferguson. national symbol of everything wrong between police and minority communities. >> that's not what we want our community to be about. >> reporter: propelled by the moment, bell ran for city council in michael brown's district. a lawyer, professor and judge, raised in st. louis county. the son of a police officer. committed to criminal justice reform. we met him during his first campaign. how important is it that there be more diversity on the council? >> i think it's very important. i think when we work together, when we get to know one another, we reach better understandings. >> reporter: he won then and now the prosecutor's race. unseating mccollough, a seven-term incumbent. backed by community leaders, bell saw a wave of new voters coming out to support him. >> i think we'll see not only him being held accountable, we'll see the community being evolved in the process of how we kee

let's talk now to darren murinas who is a former drug addict and dealer. dr 0liver sutcliffe has developed the first drugs tester for spice in manchester. we will find out how it might be releva nt to we will find out how it might be relevant to this monkey dust. darren, you came across it in prison, what effect did you see it was doing to users? the health and mental and physical health. they would suffer from extreme powerful hallucinations. these would be hallucinations. these would be hallucinations hearing voices and their erratic behaviour. you say people got, what you describe, ten men's syndrome? yes, sometimes people would find the strength of ten men and stuff and smash up their houses and their properties. there has been some cases where some of the organisations we work with, some of the people using this stuff have smashed through walls believing people are inside the walls watching them. ripping up theirfloorboards because they think people are underneath, trying to get them. this is really bad stuff. how bad? i have taken drugs a lot in my l

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with darren bett.cross england and wales and moving out to the continent. showers in the north and west, anyone exposed to the north—westerly breeze. dry and clear in most of the uk. tonight, colder than last night. these are the numbers in towns and cities. knock off a couple of degrees in rural areas. the cold start to saturday. a sunny start and showers from the word go. the odd showers from the word go. the odd shower could bubble up on land. fewer showers than we have seen today. most places will be dry with sunshine. the wind is easing as well. 17 celsius to 20 celsius. sunday, cloud and outbreaks of rain. a chilly day. things improved on monday and tuesday as it becomes drier and brighter and a bit warmer. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: scotland‘s former first minister, alex salmond, hits back at the scottish government — after being investigated over claims of sexual harassment. the daughter of a couple who died at a hotel in egypt says they were "fit and healthy" as they went on holida

west brom have kept faith in darren moore, in his first job as a manager.as their new boss, and swansea have rowett as their new boss, and swa nsea have ta ken rowett as their new boss, and swansea have taken a punt on a very different type of head coach. graham potterjoins from different type of head coach. graham potter joins from the different type of head coach. graham potterjoins from the swedish side who made headlines last season when they took on arsenal in the europa league, but managing in england‘s second tier is going to be a very different challenge. so have the swa ns different challenge. so have the swans made a risky choice? is a gamble for swansea city? i would see it as more of a long—term venture for the club, who spent seven years in the premier league only to be relegated last season. this looks like a long—term job for the man who dared wonders in sweden, raising his team from the fourth tier of swedish foot ball team from the fourth tier of swedish football to the top flight and having that remarkable run in the europa league. he has

benefit a war of the youngsters because again are eligible to be killed your crazy scottish rapper darren mccarthy station name loki found his voice growing up on the wrong side of glasgow he uses performance to try and bridge the social divide the french . finance idea of being accessible in a festival for everyone and well i don't just i don't i don't think that that's disingenuous of and people would like it could be that we need to be a little but. when it comes to. groups in terms of making sure that people are being encouraged to walk here for promotion or. festival organizers say tickets to cheaper in edinburgh than other european festivals accessibility they say is a top priority but whole question is extremely important to us. and it's also very important. to make sure as many of. as many people as possible. the first edinburgh festival with hundred forty seven. to the head. at the moment is how long time. conservationists in the us a fighting with a proposal to strip major provisions from the endangered species act they say the trump and ministrations plan of awakened and all th

they started after michael brown was shot and killed by ferguson police officer darren wilson.cculloch came under heavy criticism after the prosecution failed to indict wilson. >>> the "washington post" reports a former michigan lawmaker is the first on track to become to first muslim congresswoman. she'll run unopposed in november. she was among protesters in 2016 when they interrupted a speech by donald trump. she would replace former congressman john conyers who resigned after allegations of sexual harassment. >>> and "the hollywood reporter" says changes are coming to the oscars. they approved the changes to increase ratings and shorten the show. some of the awards for less popular categories will be given out during commercial break and there will be a new category for blockbuster movies. >>> still ahead, amazon is looking for a few hundred workers. how you can join the online team without moving to seattle. few hundred workers. how you can join the online team without moving to seattle. when you have a baby gentle means everything to you and to us. so at johnson's, we imp

the nice setup looking at the economic back drop and the strong earnings into the end of the year darrenu think where will the markets go from here. >> i i actually think we will grind higher in september. but i think there is a couple of things we need to look at. first of all earnings season is over and 25% earnings growth for the s&p 500 pushed stocks higher we are having a quiet period we are not having the floor on the market where earnings have been going up. the fed meets later this month and they're going to raise rates more than likely and if they indicate they raise rates at the end of the year in december right now a 60% probability. if that fwoes higher that could be a head wind we have potentially 200 billion of tariffs against china and midterm elections coming up in two months despite the higher momentum there are things to derail it. investors need to be wary. >> there is some question marks. mark, what do you think about what the bond market is indicating we continue to be worried about this inversion of the yield curve. when you look at equities and looking at signals f

here's darren bett with the forecast.ound moving its way eastwards across the northern half of the uk. most is moved into the north sea, with just drips left in his way. most drive this evening and a bit more sunshine and further south, but also late sunshine in northeast scotland. overnight, a good deal of cloud at spending our way, with very brisk wind the southwest and more rain and drizzle in northern ireland and western scotland and perhaps the far west of england. pretty mild night. the brochures about 13 or 1a degrees. the mark, much of a win in wells dry with a bit of sunshine at times. the main zone of rain for the north and what wide across scotland through the afternoon. still a bit of sunshine here and there was not much rain for northern ireland but it will had his way over the addressee into some western parts of england and wales. further east, remaining dry and some sunshine and it should feel quite one for one more day with temperatures into the mid—20s. this is bbc news. the headlines... at least 35 peop

it's going to be martin nievera along with darren espanto.hey're going to be closing up our--which will be on sunday in fact. so, they have their own hour, and they actually close up the weekend for us. robert: the entertainment's pretty crucial, obviously. how big a job was it to kind of cooryou wanted to get?to findtht genevieve: well, the filipino channel has been our partner for a long, long time. and we actually planned on doing this for six months ahead, and we work with them in terms of who our big acts will come here from the philippines. and actually, the tfc hour on sunday, which is the hour that closed down the festival, is aua at our festival, so thousands of people. so, i know al may have mentioned earlier that we actually attract between 80,000 to 100,000 people over the weekend. robert: wow. now, how do you coordinate that? what's the format in terms of where people are going to be and--are there going to be acts performing simultaneously? or do you have it structured so people can keep going from one to the other? how do you j

representative darren soto says that fight is not over. >> what justice does this serve?couldn't even get the trump administration to work on this particular case with a military spouse who has done everything helping her husband service to our country. >> ice told us juarez was ordered to leave because she entered the country under false pretenses claiming to be a citizen. jeff, the family's plan now is to split up with the younger daughter joining the mother eventually in mexico, and the older daughter staying here with the fawct. in the reports, the veteran said he doesn't blame the president for his wife's departure. >> glor: a story that makes you think. adriana, thank you very much. up next here, new kids on the block. father alright, i brought in new max protein ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors weaving your own shoes...rgy by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >

darren kalmucks are among those here who. are. people. now much himself has been degraded to an instrument of capital. a means to sell because. much of what he stood for may be dead but part of mark's does live on in modern hipsters what they lack in manifestos they make up for with facial head his bit could be mugs as most lusting legacy. i don't want to hear any critique critique homes my spirit even if it sometimes is beneficial. it's time to celebrate calm monks and where better to do it than in trina is best placed monks can be found here on every street corner and in every shape and size several exhibitions are celebrating the town's most famous son. the avoid income mark we want to place karl marx in his era and his century as well as a bed him in the discussions of our times so he's not isolated up there on a lonely pedestal. take him down from his pad to some he is an invitation to get to know someone who has previously just been ideology. like this during a scene in public for the first time crazy young thing that's what friends

geneticist darren griffin has used mathematical techniques to identify the genetic structure of the verys. and so, would he, could he, bring them back to life? if we have some dna, the chances that we could recreate an animal from that are vanishingly small. we didn‘t really know what the overall structure of a dinosaur genome looked like. as a result of the work that‘s gone on in this lab, we now have a very close idea and a pretty certainty that it was something very close to a bird. birds are the most diverse species on the planet. they come in so many different shapes and sizes. it‘s thought that this is because they have 80 chunks of dna, called chromosomes. that‘s more than three times as many as we have. if dinosaurs have the same genetic structure as birds, then that might explain why there are so many types of dinosaurs. their genetic structure may help to explain why dinosaurs survived so long and are so varied. some are huge. others were tiny. and some flew. it was their genes that enabled them to adapt to the earth‘s changing conditions over 100 million years, and they were a

that's always poor for now we'll have more later darren paula thank you very much indeed now nobel prize winning author vs knight paul has died at the age of eighty five he was one of the first winners of the leading british literary award the booker prize the popular but controversial writer penned more than thirty fiction and nonfiction books algeria's paul today reports there. are many you know it is true that kind of experiences through video. pool was born into an indian family in trinidad in the west indies in one nine hundred thirty two he was the son of a civil servant and won a scholarship to study english literature and oxford university. naipaul's early work focused on the caribbean he traveled the world and chronicled the histories of people whose stories had not been written he also focused on the themes of migration displacement exile and rootlessness i think we should remember in full swatches just lists i think what an exceptional writer he was in my opinion the greatest writer of english prose of the second half of the twentieth century and one of the things that happen

here's darren bett. it's been a funny all day today.ost are ending the day quite cloudy across most of scotland and northern ireland. here in wales and the south—west, the cloud breaking up, some lovely sunshine. further east across england, here in cambridgeshire we have been in the midst of all the storm clouds, looking very angry. there has been torrential rain and thunderstorms, too. stretching from the borders across northern england down to lincolnshire and into east anglia, one or two into the far south—east of england. those storms will be with us for a few hours yet so heavy rain, slow—moving thundery downpours. they will eventually fade by the early hours, any rain and drizzle should have cleared for most of scotland, quieter overnight. temperatures typically down to 12 or 14. temperatures typically down to 12 or 1a. tomorrow, a bit of rain coming back towards northern ireland into scotland, chiefly from western scotland. not much in eastern areas. probably some sunshine at times fainter and wales, few if any showers so a bett

here's darren bett. what we are seeing this week is a typical weather pattern of this time of year, no big area of high pressure keeping it dry, hot and sunny, instead a strongerjet stream closer to the uk, the weather coming in from the atlantic, over the next few days some bands of clyde will bring rain down from the north—west. today we've had some rain it's been affecting northern ireland and here in scotland as well the rain continuing to push its way east so we are seeing improvement in the weather across western scotland with most of the rain in eastern parts running into the far north of england. for most of england and wales it will be dry with a little bit of sunshine on what has been a cloudy picture across most areas. a lot of dry weather, the far north, bit damp over some of the hills of wales, highest temperatures in the south east, those temperatures similarto south east, those temperatures similar to those we had yesterday. by similar to those we had yesterday. by the evening in most plac

now let's get the latest weather with darren burnett. there and quite humid as well, seeing the cloud breaking up but for a while, there will be rain around and that is coming from tropical air tracking it over the last few days. the scarier of cloud has remnants of tropical storm ernesto which is brought remnants across the uk. it would be too long until it moves away across the north sea in the morning, allowing a few dribs and drabs, rain and drizzle heading towards the midlands before pushing out in the afternoon. not a huge amount of sunshine. the best of that later northern and western scotland, northern ireland, where it will be a little bit cooler. highs of 22, 23 across and wales. a good deal of cloud as we head into the evening once again. that rain, having cleared away over towards southern scandinavia, a few breaks here and there. it is uite a cloudy and muggy air stream we are in at the moment. those temperatures overnight on the high side, and probably a bit warmer across scotland as .too. here, though, a weak weatherfront

be live as soon as we have that official word i'm come all santamaria thanks for staying with us darren jordan's with you next. on the streets of greece anti immigrant violence is on the rise you have to go. and increasingly migrant farm workers of victims of vicious beatings. is helping the pakistani community to find a voice the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack this is zero on al-jazeera. china is keen to win friends and influence you need oil rich middle east business spark the wrong line of china to secure its resources for the future of the. region as a whole dollars expect to grow we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera challenge your perception ethiopia's economy is growing at a faster rate than any other african country fearless journalism look at sirens were heard here is that is indication of just how close the fighting is groundbreaking documentary debates and discussion just six months ago we were at the brink of a al-jazeera show called winning programs ta

here's darren bett. how is it looking? things are getting better but it has been up for morning across east anglia and the south—east of england. the rain has cleared away now from hastings and we may see more of this, a bit of sunshine to come. that was the rain we had earlier today and temperatures still only around 15 degrees now. some showers coming in towards the south—east. and some showers in the north west of the uk put up later this afternoon those are at the temperatures and much drier weather gci’oss temperatures and much drier weather across east anglia and the south east. then the cloud breaking up more and more with some showers coming in on that westerly breeze into the north—west of scotland. so most of us end the day fine with some sunshine. overnight we keep some sunshine. overnight we keep some showers in the north west of scotla nd some showers in the north west of scotland but otherwise becoming dry and also clearing up. turning quite chilly overnight and quite quickly as well. in towns and cities arou

it's time to have a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there, good morning.ll get that in a moment. ahead of that, generally cloudy skies across most parts of the uk on saturday and more cloud coming in from the atlantic. this is not it is that cloud that has been bringing the rain in from the atlantic with the remnants of that earlier tropical storm. some heavy rain for a while. i think very quickly we will see the wetter weather moving away. still quite muggy on sunday. for many parts of the country, sunshine will be at a premium. some heavy rain still for a while across central and southern scotland and northern england. that should move out into the north sea. a few pockets of light rain and drizzle for a while, extending down into the midlands perhaps. 0n the whole, cloudy and dry in the afternoon, limited sunshine for england and wales. more of that for northern ireland and northern and western scotland. temperatures cooler in scotland, highs of 22 or 23 in and wales. a muggy feel really will continue into the evening and overnight. maybe more breaks in

i had access to the prison gym and there was an amazing prison officer there, darren davis.indoor rowing machine. he came back to me a couple of days later and gave me these pieces of paper that had these records. the prison facilitated me to try and break some of these british and world records on a rowing machine. it wasn't just you having the desire, you needed it to be facilitated by somebody else? 100%. it wouldn't have mattered how much physical prowess i had, i was in an environment where somebody had to help me. the prison governor reached out and facilitated me to break those records. that opened up my eyes to my potential and i realised i could use my body as a vehicle to get me out of the life of crime. that is exactly what you have done? i had a dream in prison to become an athlete. lots of people laughed at me because i was serving a life sentence, but i believed could do it. there is 85,000 men, women and children in prison in this country. if i have managed to turn my life around, i was one of the most hard—core criminals, it was about money. if i have managed

we have some sports now on tour de france winner darren thomas received a hero's welcome when he returned to cardiff wales thursday a sea of supporters lining the streets near the city's castle is thomas donning the winner's yellow jersey did his victory ride thousands of screaming fans there ceremony congratulating thomas' achievement followed he's the first welshman to win the tour de france. well one of our big stories they if you are flying ryanair be prepared for some real difficulties brian europe's biggest budget carrier is bracing for mass travel disruptions on friday as pilots across europe begin a coordinated twenty four hour strike germany will be worst hit by the industrial action with two hundred fifty flight cancellations at ten airports i was no frills that it would be scrapping some four hundred out of two thousand four hundred european flights scheduled for friday as pilots and island germany belgium sweden and the netherlands walked off the job more than seventy thousand passengers will be affected by the strikes. over customs refunds all the option of rerouting that jou

receive any cooperation from the myanmar government we are deeply disappointed that state councilor darren suki san suu kyi has not used the position or her moral authority to stem prevent or condemn the unfolding events in iraq and state. over the years on sun suchi the country's defacto leader has repeatedly denied any ethnic cleansing has taken place she also blocks the u.n. fact finding mission from accessing the area in two thousand and seventeen or despite that she's been seen as something of a hero in the west she previously want to nobel peace prize and the u.s. congressional gold medal hollywood even made her life story into a film on top leaders called her an inspiration power of your example which has been inspirational people all around the world including myself a fearless champion of human rights and democracy your example your perseverance and your beliefs is a huge inspiration to people across britain and people around the world. clearly you will be playing a key role in your country's future for many years to come thank you for your inspiring message. most icky doris man h

the youngsters because again are eligible for love much you know be kill your crazy scottish rapper darren mccarthy station name loki found his voice growing up on the wrong side of glasgow he uses performance to try and bridge the social divide the french can a great idea of being accessible in a festival for everyone and well i don't just i don't i don't think that that's disingenuous of and people would like it to be that we need to be allowed back. when it comes to a certain set and roots in terms of making sure that people are being encouraged to walk for promotion or fight for free. festival organizers say tickets a cheaper in edinburgh than other european festivals accessibility they say is a top priority but whole question is extremely important to us and it's also very important to be part of this city is obviously lots of visitors and we want to make sure as many of them can visitors but we also want to make sure that as many people as possible who live here year round can enjoy that here was the first edinburgh festival was staged here in one thousand nine hundred forty seven to