, that, that smells good. >> darren: yeah. >> anthony: darren woke early and hit the hotel kitchen towait, wait, 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 feedi

here's darren bett. hello.h—west. this area of cloud is storm helene. it started off as of cloud is storm helene. it started offasa of cloud is storm helene. it started off as a hurricane. the winds will strengthen and we will get tropical airand rain as strengthen and we will get tropical air and rain as well. today we have rain arriving in western parts of the uk, the calm before the storm. into the south—east, more and more sunshine has been arriving and the temperatures have been getting a lovely boost for this time of year. more broken cloud spilling further

let me start with you, darren.uestion of the "new york times" report that rosenstein had said in a meeting at the justice department that maybe he should wear a wire and meet with the president of the united states or maybe others should, and even brought up about imposing the 25th amendment which says the president is incapable of his duties. and one person said he was being sarcastic, others are saying he was very serious. we don't know, we were not in the room, we were not in his head, but what is the implications of this politically? we're heading into the midterms. because i've heard over the weekend there are two theories on this. some on the right are saying this was planted to affect the midterms and others are saying that this is a true story. >> well, i think that, first of all, what we saw with jim comey and his sort of dealings with donald trump, this idea that he wanted to always have a record of what had happened. he was always trying to, i think -- he understood that should things go awry as it relat

darren, why now? why strike now?l stop —— cannot travel. the strike is still going on because there has been a failure of the employer to reach agreement with the trade union. we have had negotiations previously. we suspended the industrial action on the 21st ofjuly this year. that was to allow for meaningful as genuine negotiations to take place. u nfortu nately, negotiations to take place. unfortunately, the employer didn't treat those negotiations with the seriousness and genuineness to resolve the current dispute. when we had further negotiations this week, because of the actions of the employer in a previous set of negotiations, we had no alternative but to keep the current industrial action on. darren, a dealer has been made between your union admiral —— merseyrail on the same topic. what is different about this? why can't a deal be made here? it a principle agreement that has been agreed between the three parties involved within the merseyrail situation. the political nature obviously is very different in the

darren sproles is a tough guy to grab. that was the difference.he guy stays alive. >> al: 4:30 remains. foles leads the four-man rush. sproles again. picks up a couple of extra yards. 35 years old. always get tony dungy, the last play that tony coached against sproles in san diego, overtime touchdown. >> that is a good thing for us. >> yeah. >> cris: that guy, so many clutch plays of the year. >> al: only frank gore is older at running back. darren, 35 years old. second down and four. here is ajayi. and now they have a third down and one. you are at the edge of field goal range here. falcons down on the field. >> cris: i am not sure the fans are believing him. >> al: yeah. if nothing else he will have to come out of the game for one play on a third down and a short two upcoming. >> cris: he is working against jason peters. probably would want someone else. i know one thing it will do. it will allow them to make substitutio substitutions. they have mcclain in the game. more of the pass rusher in jack crawford. you get all of those run players in th

darren sproles is a tough guy to grab. that was the difference. the guy stays alive. >> al: 4:30 remains.ad foles the four-man rush. sproles again. picks up a couple of extra yards. 35 years old. always get tony dungy, the last play that tony coached against sproles in san diego, overtime touchdown. >> that is a good thing for us. >>eah. >> cris: that guy, so many la clutch of the year. >> al: only frank gore is older at running back. darren, 35 years old. second down and four. here is ajayi. and now they have a third down and one. you are at the edge of field goal range here.lc s down on the field. >> cris: i am not sure the fans are believing him. >> al: yeah. if nothing else he will have to come out of the game for one shortn a third down and two upcoming. >> cris: he is working against jason peters. probably would want someone else. i know one thing it will do. it will allow them to make substitutios. substitution they have mcclain in the game. o morethe pass rusher in jack crawford. you get all of those run players in there now.cl shelby, n i

darren, c is bearing down on the ca rolinas, darren, c is bearing down on the carolinas, what has beenecond,it first —— first, it is weakening and second, it is slowing down. we once had a clear distinct eye to the hurricane. it is now filled in with cloud and that is an indication the winds have dropped. so roundabout category two and probably sustained winds near 100 mph. category two and probably sustained winds near100 mph. more significantly is the slowing down. and it is going to be the rainfall and the storm surge that impacts most of all the slowing down because both of them will last quite a lot longer. darren, we are a few hours away from the hurricane making la ndfall away from the hurricane making landfall in the carolinas, what happens when it does? well, it is only going to go briefly into land across north carolina. then it will slip down the coast into south carolina. and it is the fact it is slowing down that is the most dangerous part of this hurricane. we can go on about whether it is category two or category three, whichever it is, it is going to be very windy and t

i share this with them. >> darren criss graduated from a school in san francisco and starred on glee and on broadway. he will perform in san francisco next month. >> a big congratulations. >>> thanks for watching, everybody. dr. oz: take me back to the night of the tweet. i have a lot of thoughts i can spin out. dr. oz: what were you thinking when you hit send? the tweet had several offense of elements to it. are you a racist? plus, the fiery reaction from our panel. coming up next. dr. oz: today, a difficult and controversial show. toa doctor, i was trained always hear someone out so i have never shied away from hard conversations. but this was a tough one. roseanne barr started a firestorm with a controversial tweet many of us will cup to one morning in late may. take a look. in just 10 words, roseanne barr's

darren in north carolina at the red cross center very good to have you with us on al-jazeera i'm so how is your organization preparing today with harken flaunts. well we're doing a couple of things right now of course we are trying to mobilize as many people and supplies and materials into the area as we can but it really created hearing the emergency messages that you just shared from local and national authorities because it's also our job to help amplify that preparedness message we are here to receive people in our emergency shelters and evacuation centers so we also want people to heed these warnings and prepare themselves and their families whether that's going to be staying in place or if they are have to evacuate to make sure that they are bringing things with them to make their stay at one of our shelters as comfortable as possible but some are you comparing any differently or taking extra precautions given just how big strong sense predicted to be. well this is what the red cross does we certainly learned a lot from the hurricane season of twenty seventeen and the multiple

darren windt charged in the murder of three family members and their housekeeper. let's get the latest from meagan fitzgerald. >> reporter: the fate of darren wint will ultimately be determined by a jury that was seated after a two-da process. wint is the only suspect charged in the murder of three family members and their housekeeper. these jurors were asked a serieq ofstions from a judge. can you trust the testimony of a crimes who is guilty of a and will receive a reduced sentence in exchange for their testimony? news4 op taned theseum dts filed by the prosecution, outlining sbefd witnesses they may use in th case. it shows darren windt's cellht mate of eig days,dentified witness 92 wrote two letters to the district atrney's office. he told prosecutors someone else was involved in the murder. it goes on to say iestigators looked for that person, even swabbing for dna, but preliminary reports show he was scennvolved at the crime >> he could have got those from his cell when windt w out to chow or going to the ya t. >> reportes attorney says it's not uncommon for

darren ireland, thank you very much.rry on with talks, and an apologetic for disruption. they say they are doing their best to get as many people to places as they can. that's all for now. the concert is on later and we will have updates throughout the day. that was sharon in blackpool for us. russian forces are beginning a week long naval exercise in the mediterranean sea. (00v) the kremlin says the operation is justified, he operation is justified, due to a failure by the west to deal with militants in syria's idlib province. there are signs that the syrian government is preparing an offensive against the last remaining rebel stronghold. a national memorial service celebrating the life of us senatorjohn mccain will take place in washington later today. his body is lying in state at the national cathedral in the city. family, friends, as well as us and international leaders have been invited to attend. the former presidents, george w. bush and barack obama, will give eulogies. president trump has not been invited. the c

darren, thank you very much.pologetic for the disruption. they say they are doing their best to get as many people to places as they can. that's all for now, the concert is on a bit late and we have updates throughout the day. a host of stars including stevie wonder and bill clinton were among the many well wishers saying goodbye to aretha franklin at her funeral in detroit yesterday. the memorial service lasted over seven hours and also featured music from ariana grande and chaka khan. our north america correspondent aleem maqbool was there. a culmination of two weeks of tribute since the passing of aretha franklin. a public that adored her queued for hours to get inside the church, to get a chance to say their final goodbyes to the queen of soul. i could not sit at home and watch it on television. being here really brings in the real feel. her message and what he represented the people of african descendants in this country, the music, it is healing, it is powerful, it isjoyful. paying their last respects to he

here's darren bett. hello. some really windy weather on the way this week and it all starts tonight in the south—west. this area of cloud is storm helene. it started off as of cloud is storm helene. it started offasa of cloud is storm helene. it started off as a hurricane. the winds will strengthen and we will get tropical airand rain as strengthen and we will get tropical air and rain as well. today we have rain arriving in western parts of the uk, the calm before the storm. into the south—east, more and more sunshine has been arriving and the temperatures have been getting a lovely boost for this time of year. more broken cloud spilling further north into england and wales and sunnier towards the south—east with rain setting in more widely across scotla nd rain setting in more widely across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures 18 or 19 and low temperatures for england and wales. up temperatures for england and wales. up to 26 in the south—east, really warm for this time of year. into this evening, comp

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darren hasjoined us with darren has joined us with a very... tell me about this picture.d islands on saturday night when you saw this beautiful colours that were shown in the aurora borealis. shouldn't you call it the aurora borealis? give it its full name. i was working up to it! it is the ending! wait for the ending! are we going to see tonight? this map shows where you are likely to see the aurora borealis. we get the red colours their competitors the greater the likelihood. again, maybe tonight, the four north of scotland could see the aurora borealis. have they got the right weather conditions for its? we need clear skies and we need darkness. the problem is, tonight, we're going to have one of these. it is a harvest moon. we've just have one of these. it is a harvest moon. we'vejust had have one of these. it is a harvest moon. we've just had the autumn equinox over the weekend. the harvest moon is the full moon nearest to the autumn equinox. you know why it is called the harvest moon, don't you? no, idon't actually. go on! be the experts, thatis actually. go on! be

here's darren bett.e have a lovely day today across the bulk of england and wales after a cold and frosty start. a different story for scotla nd a cold and frosty start. a different story for scotland and northern ireland. a wash of grey in western scotla nd ireland. a wash of grey in western scotland with outbreaks of rain. we have this calm. max cloud streaming and ona have this calm. max cloud streaming and on a strengthening south—westerly wind that means it is going to be cloudy across northern ireland. most of the rain coming across western scotland. eastern scotla nd across western scotland. eastern scotland may see sunshine. temperatures 14 or 15 degrees. further south, more sunshine and warm, temperatures 17 or 18 celsius. quickly in the south gets chilly this evening. windy weather through this evening. windy weather through this afternoon particularly in the north—west. gusts of 50—60 mph. the westerly wind will keep blowing in cloud across the northern half of the uk. outbreaks of rain chiefl

earlier i spoke to our weather presenter darren bett, who told me that this typhoon is larger and strongerorence. the eye is making landfall in the north of the philippines, northern parts, now the sustained winds are around 125 miles an hour, gus in excess of that. we are expecting as much as half a metre rain. it is moving into very mountainous terrain, there's likely to be some flash flooding and landslides as well, and there could be a storm surge something like tics metres. as it moves over northern parts, it will lose some energy so the wind will lose some energy so the wind will weaken to a certain extent. in across northern parts as well, in less tha n across northern parts as well, in less than 12 hours. so not only is his typhoon and large, moving quicker than florence. so it loses some energy and tracks. that's tricky, where does it go after, and it's changing slightly. we picked it up it's changing slightly. we picked it up here, this is at their local timeout in the south china sea now, and the forecast takes a closer to hong kong. on a sunday, not making direct hit on hong ko

darren, thank you.ay warns mps that if they don't accept her brexit proposals, the uk could leave with no deal. that's all from the bbc news at six. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: with six months to go until brexit — the prime minister insists the only alternative to her plan is to leave the eu with no deal. we'll get a good deal, we will bring that back from the eu negotiations, and put that to parliament. i think that the alternative to that will be not having a deal. the international monetary fund warns that a "no—deal" brexit on world trade organization terms would entail "substa ntial costs" for the uk economy. and a race against time, as rescuers in the philippines dig through mud to try to find dozens buried by a landslide after typhoon mangkhut battered the country. details emerge of how the mp tobias ellwood battled to save police officer keith palmer, who was stabbed to death in the westminster bridge attack. leaders from british and french fishing industries agree on a deal to end t

i must‘ve spoken to several thousand members across the uk from the borders of scotland by darren almostnd and into wales as well and there's a sense of purpose and and there's a sense of purpose and and determination to fight for and campaignfora and determination to fight for and campaign for a common—sense socialist government that will set about transforming our country in the interests of the many and not the interests of the many and not the few but that sometimes the media gets obsessed with the westminster village, what happens in westminster does not necessarily reflect the country at large and the parliamentary labour party is not the labour party, the fact it is only a tiny percentage of that. the labour party is now the biggest political party in western europe and incredibly energised and determined to set about transforming oui’ determined to set about transforming our country. i hope now that those small elements that have been obsessing about this issue will now come together in unison to work together to build this common—sense, built for a common—sense socialist labour

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now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett the coldest weather tonight is across englandcially with late cloud break—up with cloud preventing the temperature is rising. the cloud is moving away from the south—east with clear skies following. the showers in scotland and northern ireland will be revised by narrowing band of rain. like when thinking skies of further south with the lowest temperatures probably in the lowest temperatures probably in the midlands and eastern england. these areas will have a dry day on thursday. this band of rain is sinking southwards and then stops in southern scotland, the far north of england and northern ireland. not much rain but it starts to go north again into the south west of scotla nd again into the south west of scotland later. north—west scotland see some sunshine. wells, midlands and southern england likely to be drivers buzz of sunshine and temperatures may be higher than today. more wet weather for many northern and western areas on friday. that will continue into saturday as well. always the warmest, sunnis and driest weather in

here's darren bett. full disclosure today! there is a different look compared to the last few weeks. most places enjoy blue skies and sunshine, no storms in sight this week but high pressure will be shaping the weather. that is taking over things today but we will start to see these fronts coming around the top of that high pressure in the next few days and that will impact scotland and northern ireland and winds will pick up and the cloud will increase with some patchy rain. ingrid and wales still bright and sunny for the most part and a bit warmer “— sunny for the most part and a bit warmer —— england and wales. a cold start this morning, some more cloud in northern ireland and north—west england and northern and western scotla nd england and northern and western scotland with some light showers but most of those will continue through the after nine but away from that, a lot of dry weather and some fairweather clubbed generally sunny in the south—east, temperatures are a bit higher than yesterday, around 16 or 17 degrees but

darren bett has all the weather.cal airthis but bringing to warm and tropical air this afternoon has been the calm before air this afternoon has been the calm before the storm. thanks. also coming up: from happy hour to happy days ahead? we speak to ex—pats in bulgaria who are questioning what the future post brexit holds for them. storm helene hello everyone — this is afternoon live. good afternoon. with just six months to go until the uk is scheduled to leave the eu, the pressures on all those involved are mounting, and today the prime minister theresa may has upped the ante — saying mps will have a choice between her proposed deal with the eu — or no deal at all. in a day of special programming we're taking a detailed look at where we stand — with that eu clock ticking. our chief political correspondent vicki young is at salford university for us — we canjoin her now. the prime minister is characterising this stark choice for mp, because of course, at the moment, there aren't very many sayings they will back her o

this is a low investment revenue opportunity for them. >> darren, you are smiling and nodding.ike a rock and a hard place. >> i would not want to be a brand imaginer at a c.p.g. company right now because i think you are between a rock and hard prays. the same way the ecosystem of companies sprung up around google search when it started to dominate people's online behavior, you are going to see the same thing for zion serves. people will need non-zion sources to help them understand what they are supposed to do. >> thank you. spencer, as always for us in seattle. emily: when we come back, researchers and futurists may be sounding the alarm on artificial intelligence. what about using a.i. today to make some money? we will talk to an expert from morgan stanley. that is next. this is bloomberg. looberg. emily: a platform for sharing code. gitlab raised $100,000 in funding can gives it just over $1 billion. the customers include intel, ali what what and nasdaq. microsoft bought rival github in june. artificial intelligence is everywhere. in our cars, phones and now even our wealth

carolinas with gusting winds and heavy rains five people are dead and hundreds need to be rescued darren's has weakened to a tropical storm force the national hurricane center saying that the danger is far from cold far. and in sports the border state that is back after the international break we'll bring you the highlights from friday's clash between dortmund and frank first and also look at today's game. amount of dollars good to have you with us two people have been confirmed dead after the most powerful storm this year slammed into the philippines typhoon made landfall early on saturday leaving a trail of destruction officials say that the typhoons one hundred seventy kilometer per hour winds downed trees knocked. power and tore through homes to ensure rain unleashed landslides and flash flooding hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated from high risk areas both more than five million people were in the storm's path the typhoon now equivalent to a category four hurricane is barreling towards southern china and the densely populated territory of hong kong. joining me now is journa

thank you, darren — see you later.ere was plenty of british success at list night's emmys in los angeles. claire foy, thandie newton, charlie brooker and matthew rhys all picked up awards. we'll bring you all the highlights. hello, everyone, this is afternoon live. a very good afternoon and welcome to afternoon live. immigration was one of the issues in the brexit referendum — and today a report by government advisers says eu nationals should be subject to the same immigration rules as everyone else after brexit — unless that's part of a trade deal struck with brussels. the migration advisory committee says it should be made easier for highly—skilled workers to come to the uk, and that a cap on numbers of skilled workers from outside the eu should be lifted. the report's expected to guide future government policy on immigration. our correspondent richard lister has this report. immigration, it is at the heart of the brexit debate and here is the question. how should britain control eu migration after we leave? the a ns

it chose darren windt'sel mate for five days. court records show that inmate involved ne else was in the murder. it goes on to say investigators look for that person, swapping for dna, but preliminary results show there wasn't a matchim to e scene. >> he could have gotten that information from windt's pers. >> reporter: this is a d.c. based criminal defense attorney. he se it's not uncommon for cell mates to come forward to get a lower sentence. it's not clear if witnessot 92 r contradivicted felons will coe forward, but jurors were asked ifd they co believe their testimony the judge told the jurors they cannot discuss the case or watch coverage or read the newaper until itend. it is set to start on tuesday. back to you. agan, thank you. >>> children are just as likely to get bullied on thoirs as they are in the classroom or ool in the area. this is coming from a news4 i-team review. tt >> as s macfarlane tells us tonight, local schools and parents must respond to a threat that follows students home long after dismsal. >> reporte

with me in the studio is weather presenter darren bett, to tell us more about the typhoon... it is making landfall. the eye is making la ndfall making landfall. the eye is making landfall in the north of the philippines and northern parts of lose on. —— luzon. this sustained winds are under 20 by mph and gus are stronger. we are expecting sustained rain and could be a storm surge of something like six metres. as it moves over northern parts of luzon it will lose some of its energy so luzon it will lose some of its energy so the winds will we could to a certain extent and double cross parts of luzon in 12 hours. not only is it stronger and larger than florence it is also moving much quicker. it then loses some of the energy and tracks? weird does it go? the broadcasters changed slightly. we pick it up here. this is saturday local time sorted out in the south china sea. the forecast takes it closer to hong kong on sunday. not making a direct hit on hong kong but the outer bands of rain and some of the outer bands of rain and some of the strong winds will be affecting hong kong.

mansion murders trial begins again darren went is accused of t killing couple and family back in 2015. yesterday was the first day of jury selection of t case. lawyers are looking at a pool of 80 jurors. some of them gasped when the judge told them that the trial could last two months. went is the only one charged with the murders. he was arrested after his a was found on a pizza crust at the crime scene. >>> now, a scathing attack on president trump. the person who wrote i questions the president's fitness for office. he said, meetingsf him veer off-topics and against the rails. he i engages rants and his imui impulsiveness results in ideas that have to be walkedback. there was whispers within the cabinet o invoking the 25th amendment. president trump fired back on twitter, b"tsting t new york times" and calling the source gutl s. he demandehe times" reveal the person's name. he said this is national security at this point.ti "the new yors" decided not to reveal the person's identity because he or she feared for their job. that republicing di inreasoning for the president. >> you tel

opening two league matches but conceded seven tries to munster, including this one finished by wing darrent win of the season at home to connacht. duhan van der merwe's first half try put them on their way to a 17—10 victory. football, and celtic remain second in the scottish premiership after a goalless d raw with st mirren tonight. they had to play much of the game with just ten men after 0livier ntcham was sent off for a second yellow in the first half. it was 0ran kearney‘s first game in charge of st mirren. hearts are still top of the table, two points ahead of celtic. also tonight, west brom missed the chance to move into the championship top three after being held to a 1—1 draw against birmingham in the west midlands derby. birmingham's point takes them clear of the bottom three but they were dominant for long periods of this game. they took the lead when jota scored from close range in the first half, but the spaniard then missed the chance to put garry monk's side two up from the penalty spot. west brom punished them soon afterwards when matt phillips found the equaliser, but a po

i had to really work with my coach, darren maddy, and we put a schedule together and we worked hard tok to this spot. i felt so calm today. tony finau has been named as the final member for the united states ryder cup squad by captainjim furyk. the 28—year—old has not won on the pga tour, but had top—10s at three majors this year, and has played well during the current fedexcup playoffs finishing tied for eighth at the bmw championship. the united states are current holders and head to paris for this year's event in late september having not won in europe since 1993. we've been saying all along we're looking for a new captains picks, we're looking for guys who've had a great body of work all year. trainee has had ten top tens. —— tony. when second and eighth in the play—offs. played big in big moments, three top tens in major championships. he came over and played a practice round in paris with us injuly, saw him play the golf course, like what i saw. i just doubt tony checked all the boxes and had a lot of support from oui’ boxes and had a lot of support from our vice captains, player

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agricultural cultural provisions which are a major sticking point for capital thank you so much scott but darren we appreciate you joining us and he is a senior analyst at global analyst and author audit at country risk at i.h.s. market thank you scott. and returning to a story we've covered in the past we again look at the harmful herbicide glide both sit with the latest we're joined by our. sara thank you for continuing to cover this thing up to date on where we are what you've been looking at this past week well that a.w.g. really want to answer the questions for concerned parents of removal of curios and other cereals that contain the harmful life if life if they so what they're suggesting is parents look to healthier products which are organic. roddick's but the most interesting part of their response was they know that the e.p.a. low levels of life is a risk have changed throughout the years they know the e.p.a. is currently the limit for life as they are notes and many other grains is thirty parts per million or ppm but just a few years ago it was three hundred times lower at only point o

studio fourteen i've got abraham for had with us now associate professor of conflict resolution at darren student also the author of unfinished revolutions yemen libya and tunisia i mean those three countries would keep you busy enough thank you so let's just focus on yemen. are you that surprised that this is happened i mean we were actually talking on our show last night about how many talks they have been attempts or talks have been that haven't worked and we have another one now yeah well no actually i was not surprised for this to feel probably the only surprising answer that part of this is that even fairly to lunch like for the team to arrive to geneva we were focusing on the content of the agenda and what's going to be discussed and you know what of the things that they're going to wear to make compromises and all of that but we did not expect that of the team even having mike from sanaa to geneva that the organizers of these negotiations would feel in fact to take care of that so that was something of the you know i put this to other guests we spoke to yesterday the fact that may

and darren criss. >> and glen weiss. you wonder why i don't like to call you my girlfriend? cause i want to call you my wife. >> that's a pretty boss mov there. proposing to his girlfriend with the whole worldatching. pressure, right? fortunately, she said ges. himself an emmy and a fiance. >> she got a niceig rock. >> winners, both of them. >> you talked a whole bunchou the florence problems. we have some developing overnight. in the southern tier of new york we had one home with water surroundin i water on top of highway 79. we're not completely we'll see tropical downpours throughout the northeast. even baltimore as the thunderstorm rolled through. during the day today, we'll tch this heavy rain in the northeast. have the umbrella for this morning. you'll carry home this loternoon. here's ar look at your day ahead. well, a very warm, humid air mass and those tropical downpoes from florence will with us on the i-95 corridor. and look how hot it's going to be. st. louis, 94 degrees. looks like the september heat's going to stay with us for much of this week. >> all right, b

. >> darren criss. >> to my darling mia.e roll the windows down and pump the music up in my life and i'm so thankful for you. >> did you have that planned? >> yes. >> you didn't mess it up and now the next thing is like a wedding, what year 2018? >> what a crazy year. wild and crazy year. >> the pair has been together for eight years, their love fest left former "glee" co-star lea michele in tears. >> literally crying right now. >> are you in awe right now with this? >> complete and totally every day. >> my co-stars are absolutely crushing it. ♪ >> the fact that we're not at work today is exciting. that we get to be here together. >> do you ever see it afterwards and it makes you cry. >> 100% so mandy and i we have a tradition we watch every episode together, every episode she and i watch together and we are always crying. it makes us cry as well. >> the guys voted you one of their top fashion. >> i can go home. the night is won. mandy won with the guys, but her show was shut out losing to "game of thrones." sterling and mil

it was all of a sudden a new darren. >> returning as tim's wife, nancy travis. >> it's funny and whenbusiness every time a job ends you feel like that's it. now i have to go take some online course and figure out something else to do. referrin fox. "last man standing" returns friday on fox. >> still ahead -- >> "this is us" back then. the rare audition tapes. how they wonf a lifetime. >> daddy is about to do some terrible things to mommy. >> and mandy moore loves them. >> plus "ncis" is back without pauley perez. >> i'm definitely a nerd in real life. board games anyone. >> closed captioning provided by -- because progresso soup is full of elegant ingredients, i like to use elegant words to describe it. splifinditiously good chicken. fabtoulasiously hot broth. scrumtilious celery. boy, i hope i'm using these right. progresso soup, you simply must taste it. ♪ ♪ hide your kids ♪ i don't want no scrubs ♪ i want it that way >> i want it that way. >> yes! >> mandy moore and jimmy fallon killing the whisper challenge on "the tonight show" last night. it seems the entire pearson family is fe

darren? >> i agree she definitely has to be heard.is a lifetime appointment, it is a supreme court of the united states of america, the highest court of the land. so anyone that has decided to put themselves and their family through this grueling nomination process had to be able to be open to whatever may come their way. i think in this case with miss ford that she should take as much time as she possibly wants because i think that when she goes and testifies, i think it should be unlimited. she's exposing herself and her family about something she alleged happened at a very young age. i want to commend senate republicans, particularly chairman grassley for giving her more time, but it has been this air we should rush this woman, and more importantly, what's the rush to get this confirmed. let's not forget, republicans spent enormous time and months blocking judge garland who should have been given a hearing. >> more than 400 days. let me come back with the statement, nothing she alleged disqualified him from the supreme court. even

darren went is killing his wife, their son and housekeeper in . 20 >>> the prince william county school board has given approval pilot program. it replaces retired police officers in elementary cools. there will be six positions. three of the spo are already filmed. this w approved last spring in the wake of thein sho in parkland, florida. >>> president trump calls it gutless that somebody wouldn't put their name on allegations. it questions the answers ofes fitns for the fice. tracie potts will have reaction from capitol hill. >>> the rosters are finalized, faasy teams are set. it must be time for football. tonight i kickoff ofhe 2018 nfl season. football season. the first i match the philadelphia eagles and thelc atlanta s. the game starts at 8:20,ed folly news at 11:00.in >> the red go to arizona to take onhe cardinals. that will be sunday afternoon. >>> coming up, a historic movie prop returned years after they were stolen. now, we're hearing how local curators helped crack the case of sdoroth ruby slippers. >>> a man targeting a teenager breaks into her home how he founder h ♪ when

the mercury news reports darren eastman claimed apple turned against customers after steve jobs passedway in 2011. he said employees were expected to notify jobs of any unresolved problems with company products. attempts to do the right thing under tim cook are met with swift retaliation. apple declimbed to comment on claims made in the lawsuit. >>> and 4:55 on this friday morning. the cloud cover we have overhead is going to be slow to clear. by 11:00 later today, you can still see in the morning we're dealing with fog not only in the east bay but along the coast. it leads to a comfortable afternoon. so much cooler today compared to yesterday. our warmest spots only in the upper 70s to near 80 inland. around the bay shoreline, cool this time of year. mid to upper 60s from san francisco. san jose, 76 later today. now the roads with alexis. good morning. >>> good morning, drew. we have not had any major incidents so far. however, we have road work slowing us down in oakland. a full closure at 23rd. they should be done with this very quickly at about 5:00. they are scheduled to pick up t

brennan al-jazeera london tom brooks is with us now professor of law and government in the dean at darren law school in the u.k. thanks for your time tom i want to talk specifically with you more about the issue of the border northern ireland in autumn but before we go just a broad brush question to start with can you believe that we're having these discussions and that you're listening to a report like that six months before breaks it. no i can't say i'm very surprised that the prime minister triggered article fifty and started britain down this this very tight timetable to have a break that plan before she had a plan by think of it a lot more wise to put together agree what they want out of bricks is how they're going to get there and then trigger this process rather the trigger first then try to develop something later it's taking up all of her time and it's causing a real headache yeah so one of the big things that was overlooked is that border issue northern ireland an island effectively the u.k. and europe. do you see any progress being made there or enough progress being made there

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there.ng it‘s way, slowly away from the southeast. clearer skies following. the showers in scotland and northern ireland will be replaced by a narrowing band of rain but strong winds keeping the temperatures up here. lighter winds clearer skies further south, lowest temperature is around temperatures in the midlands of eastern england. these areas will have a dry day on thursday,see how this band of rain is sinking southwards and then stops in southern scotland, far north of england and northern ireland. not much rain but it will start to pushback northwards to the southwest of scotland later. north east scotland seeing some sunshine. wales, midlands and southern england likely to be dry with some spells of sunshine, temperatures may be a shade higher at the end of the day. we‘ve got more wet weather for many northern and western areas on friday and that may continue into saturday as well. always the warmest sunniest and driest weather in the southeast. hello this is bbc news with rebecca jo

darren went is accused of kiing three family members and a housekeeper before setting that house on fire. attorns on both sid questioned the potential pool of jurors. asked was questions whether they heard or read about the case. most people said they had. the judge asked if the coverage of the case impacted their impartiality. the trial could start on tuesday. >>> 's now 4:34. here's the other top stories this morning. we know what happened just minutes before tyler tessier wai found dead his cell. he is a man charged in the death of his pregnant girlfriend, who was a teacher in howard county a year ago. montgomery couy department of rrections officials say tessier woke up and had breakfast 45 m later and was found dead ten minutes after that. they say he hanged himself using aet beds >>> new details on a death of two children and a woman in herndon this week. what we're hearing, the woman was the boys' mother and is suspected of killing them and then herself. the father found his two sons dead on wednesday night. all three victims died from gunshot wounds. >>> today, 28 experts are exp

darren talked about the fight working—class and that's a huge issue for the fight working class whichg it but the other issues about inequality, they are equally systemic and endemic. the barriers and bias that mean that black boys get stopped and searched six times, by the same barriers and bias that mean that they have exclusion rates that are high, that means they are more likely to go into prison, that means they have to send two times more cds than their white counterparts to get jobs. and those are the issues that theresa may needs to address once again it goes back to the problem of its great, as you harness it, but it's great, as you harness it, but it's great to talk about policies and as maria says to collect data that is a first step that we need action. —— cvs. darren, you say and i am quoting, you say the system is designed by emotionally stable people to benefit emotionally stable people, explain how that influences attainment levels in your view. i'm not necessarily saying it's a conspiracy, it's by virtue of her social mobility or immobility works, it means people who

and oscar nominated film maker darren aranofsky. >> k-pop mania descends on oracle arena tonight. the worldwide sensation that's had some fans in line for days. >> apple is super sizing. we're going to show you the cool new gadgets unveiled by the tech giant today. >> and a u.c. berkeley worker shares why she gave a complete stranger a lifesaving gift. >> all of that is ahead, but first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live on abc7 news at 11:00. jimmy. >> thanks, dan and alma. consider this a warning. have you ever talked to britney spears? >> um, hey, i'm down. >> why don't we use social media to reach out because i would love to be a part of it. >>> if you've never heard of the south korean boy band bts, check out this line here. the group's loyal fans dubbed an army were out in force for tonight's concert in oakland. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live at oracle arena with details and, ooh, a lot of screaming fans, cornell. >> reporter: yeah, alma, the screaming fans better known as the bts army say they may be a little hoarse tonight. the conce

time for a look at the weather, with darren bett. hello, huw.six o'clock, we are seeing the worst of the wind clearing away now. it has left us with quite a bit of damage and disrupt in and still some very gusty winds into the early part of the evening as well. things will calm down a bit overnight. we will see this rain pupping up a bit across the south—west and into wales and the south—west and into wales and the midlands towards lincolnshire. south of that's very warm air. to the north of it, cooler conditions, cooler than we have seen for quite some time. even in the far north of the winds will drop. much lighter winds tomorrow for scotland and northern ireland. jump hours in the north—west for a while but thickening cloud coming from the south—west. it should be dry for most of the day in the midlands, east anglia and the south—east of england and still feeling quite warm as well. into the evening and overnight, we are looking at the rainfall continuing to bring some flooding issues, particularly across wales and north—west england. it coul