question you are part of a group of high profile trump supporters including steve bannon sheriff david clarke and others who are planning on raising private money to build a wall along the us mexico border you even have a go fund me page what i don't get though is i'm pretty sure i heard donald trump say that mexico would be paying for the war. don't discount mexico actually paying for the wall i think most of us have but yet more and more news and look there's a lot of places where it's federal land and in a go fund me individual effort is not possible but there's a lot of places where u.s. ranchers or u.s. landowners own land right up to the border they are sick of their farms effectively being massive. it spots for drug and criminal activity and so they would welcome that the guy who started that is a triple amputee a military veteran who started it and he's raised more than $20000000.00 and the cost per the you for the last people for money when mick went trump told us more than a $100.00 times people have counted that mexico would pay for the wall so why do we need you in the sky and go

question you are part of a group of high profile trump supporters including steve bannon sheriff david clarke and others who are planning on raising private money to build a wall along the us mexico border you even have a go fund me page what i don't get though is i'm. pretty sure i heard donald trump say that mexico would be paying for the war. don't discount mexico actually paying for the wall i think most of us have but yet more and more news on that look there's a lot of places where it's federal land and in a go fund me.

i'm david clark. major traffic problem on northbound interstate 680 through the sin nole grade.ing the team coverage right now. you've been at the scene. that big rig crashed in the overnight hours. >> reporter: yes. it did. it turned into a mess of a commute for everyone not only northbound 680, built southbound 680 as well. you can see a live look at the entire

. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is david clark. i'm a small business here in the city. i am a certified massage therapist in the state of california. i am one of 100,000 people who have received the cease-and-desist letter about the health permit. like my colleagues, i was really taken back by this letter, i was very blindsided by the information that we and my fellow friends, hundreds of other legitimate, certified massage therapist providing wonderful service in san francisco have to dig into some savings accounts that we may or may not have for thousands of dollars of fees to pay for a health permit that we had no idea was necessary, number one, and number two, i kind of want to have a reeducation about who we are. this may be an issue for the city and for the nation as a whole, but why is the health department going after california certified massage therapists who have business licenses and who are doing business in the city. i am my only breadwinner, this is my business, this is my livelihood. i am asking for knowledge about that and maybe for the commissioners' r

. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is david clark. i'm a small business here in the city. i am a certified massage therapist in the state of california. i am one of 100,000 people who have received the cease-and-desist letter about the health permit. like my colleagues, i was really taken back by this letter, i was very blindsided by the information

question you are part of a group of high profile trump supporters including steve bannon sheriff david clarke and others who are planning on raising private money to build a wall along the us mexico border you can have a go fund me page what i don't get though is i'm. pretty sure i heard donald trump say that mexico would be paying for the war. don't discount mexico actually paying for the wall i think most of us have but yet more and more news on that look there's a lot of places where it's federal land and in a go fund me individual effort is not possible but there's a lot of places where u.s. ranchers or u.s. landowners own land right up to the border they are sick of their farms effectively being massive transit spots for drug and criminal activity and so they would welcome that the guy who started that is a triple amputee a military veteran who started it and he's raised more than $20000000.00 and the cost per the you for the last people for money when mick when trump told us more than 100 times people have counted that mexico would pay for the wall so why do we need you in this guy and

i'm david clark. major traffic problem on northbound interstate 680 through the sin nole grade. christina is beginning the team coverage right now. you've been at the scene. that big rig crashed in the overnight hours. >> reporter: yes. it did. it turned into a mess of a commute for everyone not only northbound 680, built southbound 680 as well. you can see a live look at the entire lanes of 680s. this is a jackknife big rig that hit the center median. and second later, a fuel tanker came it just enough to puncture one of its fuel tanks and that leaked 3800 gallons of fuel on the freeway. that is the big cleanup. that is why northbound 680 is closed. so it you're in the area, you need to take an alternative route. >> so if you can avoid 680 all together, that would be great. stay on 580 over to casser valley on to 238 and jump on 880 to go to your destination. >> reporter: if you're driving on southbound 580. there is typically a lot more traffic in the early morning hours. and people are bottlenecking, they are backing up traffic. so if you're headed on 680, you'll be diverted

question you are part of a group of high profile trump supporters including steve bannon sheriff david clarke and others who are planning on raising private money to build a wall along the us mexico border you even have a go fund me paige. what i don't get though is i'm pretty sure i heard donald trump say that mexico would be paying for the war. don't discount mexico actually paying for the wall i think most of us have but yet more and more news on that look there's a lot of places where it's federal land and go fund me individual effort is not possible but there's a lot of places where u.s. ranchers or u.s. landowners own land right up to the border they're sick of their farms effectively being massive transit spots for drug and criminal activity and so they would welcome that the guy who started that is a triple amputee a military veteran who started it and he's raised more than $20000000.00 and the cost per the you for the loss so you people for money when mick when trump told us more than $100.00 times people have counted that mexico would pay for the wall so why do we need you in this g

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party, people like former home secretary ken clarke, philip hammond, other cabinet ministers, greg clark, daviddefy me, and he will be deselected. you will not be able to stand as tory mps again. and the views of the likes of david gauke is, this is a calculated move to provoke them, if you like, into voting against mrjohnson in order to pave the way for a general election, and also to purge the tory party, to turn it into a very different sort of party. this is what mr gore had to say. i think it is a very unusual approach, to put it mildly. after all, there are many conservative mps who voted against the government line on european matters relatively recently, and they are now serving round the cabinet table, not kicked out of the party. but it is obviously a particularly confrontational approach, and i think design, frankly, to realign the conservative party, to transform the conservative party, to transform the conservative party very much in the conservative party very much in the direction of a brexit party. so, is this all a cunning ploy by one borisjohnson to pave the way for a general

david gauke is one of them and philip hammond is another. he was the chancellor until recently. he's facing deselection. kenneth clarkeinister and the longest serving mp, elected in 1970. this applies to him as well. winston churchill pass grandson, nicholas soames, also going. winston churchill is one of borisjohnson going. winston churchill is one of boris johnson pass going. winston churchill is one of borisjohnson pass political heroes, so borisjohnson pass political heroes, so much so that he wrote a book about him. in his years as an mp, sir nicholas soames only voted against a conservative government three times. the last time has seen him kicked out of the party and he spokein him kicked out of the party and he spoke in the commons earlier. i'm not standing in the next election and i'm approaching the end of 37 yea rs of and i'm approaching the end of 37 years of service to the house, of which i have been proud and honoured beyond words to be among them. i am truly very sad that it should end in this way. boris johnson voting against mates back deal twice but wasn't expelled from the party but his supporters s

sitting in the conservative cabinet, phillip hammond, ken clarke, former business secretary greg clarke, davidere was a deep division. many of the 21 have been in government and pursued the policy that no deal was better that a bad deal as the previous prime minister said, and now they are seeking to undermine the current prime minister by taking no deal off the table. when he says that they are not deeply divided, but the numbers are the numbers, whatever anybody says, lets look forward to today. the bill to ta ke lets look forward to today. the bill to take no deal off the table goes back. it will be voted on at around 7pm and it is likely to pass. as a response, borisjohnson 7pm and it is likely to pass. as a response, boris johnson is 7pm and it is likely to pass. as a response, borisjohnson is likely to come forward with his own bill and the fixed term parliament act, calling for a snap election. he says that the public should decide who goes to a major meeting of european leaders in mid—october and we should have a swift election but it is likely an impact almost certain that the opposit

david: and earlier, we heard from an early investor in alibaba, duncan clark, with "the house that jack listen. underway, was already but combining that with tech to make these large national and now global companies. bring in our asia tech reporter. what does jack ma stepping down mean for the company? what is his legacy, essentially? bigrter: jack ma leaves a legacy, and daniel zhang has been leading the company day in and day out, and he is taking over initiatives, some of alibaba's most profitable projects, pioneered by daniel. and he is never going to have that same level of stardom as jack ma, but he is very radical in his execution. when we went to interview him, this is what he told us. he said if we do not kill off our own businesses, some day, somebody will kill us off, so rather than letting somebody else do it, i would rather kill off my own business, and that is why you are seeing alibaba invest in all of these new initiatives, like retail, investing in very cash-burning and low-margin -- some people would criticize it as low margin, but he is seeding the future for alibaba

martin vickers, dan white, paul clark, thank you very much for coming on and doctor david nichol, thank this morning from about seven o'clock according to our collea g u es about seven o'clock according to our colleagues on breakfast. there was at least one shouting stop the coop with a megaphone, as is their right. thank you for your messages, sent in an e—mail. mac says, they should all lose theirjobs cut their not fit for purpose, this lot. shame on them. i think he is talking generally about parliament. robert says, a general election would solve absolutely nothing and might make matters worse as the electorate is so divided and the resolution of the deadlock is in the hands of the eu because ultimately they are calling the shots otherwise it is certain there will be no deal. we broke the news this morning that various conservative mps who are considering voting against the government later today were asked to come to a meeting with borisjohnson this morning. we had stephen hammond, the former health minister, with a scot who revealed publicly that he would be voting against the gov

clarke, the father of the house, the longest serving member of the health of commons, a conservative mp since 1970, injohn major's administration, someone with a huge amount of heft, he served under davida striking figure for the winston churchill's grandson, these are majorfigures in the party. again, what we are seeing in many of the papers, the daily mirror as well, quotes from people like justin, papers, the daily mirror as well, quotes from people likejustin, the former cabinet minister who said she is not standing again, saying i haven't left the party, the party has left me. ken clarke quoted in a lot of the newspapers as well, pointing at this in his words is the most right—wing government we have seen. most right—wing government we have seen. saying that also using words along the lines of this is not a conservative party i recognise. very, very serious for the party. daily express front page, parliament surrenders to the eu. this is how borisjohnson surrenders to the eu. this is how boris johnson sees surrenders to the eu. this is how borisjohnson sees it and how many people in the country will see it given a majority of people voted to leave. i think this is always the issue

you are not going to frighten people like ken clarke and philip hammond and david gauke, these are people. gauke, these are people who have done the top jobs. they don't care about threats they are getting from tory whips. younger tory mps may feel differently. the other thing, how many labour mps who represent leave seeds may be tempted to vote for the government because they think that under all circumstances brexit has to happen. i think the numbers will be tight. we have a numbers will be tight. we have a number of politicians right across the brexit spectrum coming up. and throughout the morning we'll be speaking to a number of politician across the brexit divide including foreign secretary, dominic raab, labour's shami chakrabarti, and the former attorney—general, dominic grieve. sendin send in your questions and comments and we will try to filter through some of those and essentially try to make sense of what has been a rather confusing 24 hours. there's a warning that hundreds of patients are missing out on life—saving transplant operations because families are blocking the wishes

david willis, bbc news, los angeles. a british couple have been jailed for eight years by a portuguese court for drug smuggling on a cruise ship. roger and susan clarkee, pensioners who took frequent, costly cruises, living beyond their modest income. police had noticed. today, the couple, both 72—years—old, were brought to court in handcuffs. sentenced to eight years each for drug smuggling. as the judge spoke, sue dropped her head in tears and roger, also shaken, turned to her and said, "i'll be nearly 80 when i get out. it's ridiculous!" as he left the court, he turned to me and said, "the truth needs to come out. come and visit me in prison." but the truth is the couple have a history. this was roger injail in norway, caught 15 years ago with 200kg of cannabis hidden in his car. and recently frequent trips to jamaica — the photo they took from their hotel, the wedding they attended. but police caught them with these cases. "empty ones for a friend," they said. the drugs officer who raided their cabin found more than £1 million of cocaine in the lining of the bags. translation: at first, they acted confident. they said, "you're not going to find a